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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
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SIXTH DIsrRrc1 COURT Nv. j. MAYNARD, Robert Miller,
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

RMORY IIALL-No. 81 CAMP STREET
GREAT ATTRAcTIoN-FoR ONE WEEK oNLYi
"A The original, celebrated and renowned \ A
IA CHINESE ARTISTS \EaX
X2 AND JUGGLERS a&.
Nv Will give series Of their original and 80
deru entertainments in full and rich costume at the
place, commencing s.a-3%
p'~~'' MONDAY EVENING, Decemberl4
And the following evenings.
HD0ors at 7; Curtain rises quarter before
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, for the acconKods-
tion Of Families and Children. tt
Ns-Doors open at II o'clock; to commence at H.
Ha-for particulars, programme.
dI2 Ct DOR MING, PropfietOr,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

SUCCESSION OF JAMES HANLEY.
BY ToUKNE THOMAS, Auctioneers.
Office 70 Exchange Alley. -.. ...
SATURDAY, the Goth December, 1857, at
- IL o'clock, M in the Rorunda of the St. Louis Hotel
order from the Hon p H. Morgan, Judge of the
Second District Court of New Orleans dated September H. 1857
No. 12l9 for account of said succession
EDWARD, grif boy, about l8 years.
A9-TEkMS-Cash.
of sale before R. Kerr notary public the expense
Of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
oe J. vEGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY, a

~ ODD FELLOWS HALL.
A VEGAS most respectfully his friends
Gl the public that his popular Dancing Academy is
now the season. Odd Fellows Hail. where
with the most liberal patronage The teaching will
mence on MONDAY, Nov. g.
The fashionable Lancers' Quadre Caledonians
Quadrile first circles of Paris London
winter, will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
popular Childrens' Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
Mr.. J. Vegas every month.
The days and hours of Tuition follows: s.,
Iadesfuesday Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till IL
O'Clock M. J%Ai
Children-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from till
o'clock p NJ. -r-.
Gentlemen-onday Wednesdays and Fridays, till 10
o'clock P. NJ. .57
M- practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
attention will be given to Children and many
Fancy Dances before taught this city will be brought
ont. .r be-.
J. Vegas will give Lessons Seminaries and Private
Families
The Musical Department the charge of that excellent
Fioinst A. bENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees
nor For terms, apply Mr. j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows
Hall at Mr.. GAB1GIS Music Store, 80 Camp street.
ooEs s,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

aM NEGROES FOR SALE-IUsT ARRIVED
SSS with large and choice lot of Maryland and Virginia
~ NEGROES consisting of Field Hands, House Servants
Mechanics, Seamsesses Cooks Washers and rpner
will be receiving fresh supplies during the season-a Of
which will be sold low for cash good city acceptance
nl3 3m ]. NJ, WILSON, ID Esplanade street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15


Timepiece, and Grasd Piano. at auction
BY GARDNER SMITH. Auctoneer.
.. Office, No. Commercial Place.
MONDAY. the 21st Inst, at 10 la O'Clock
l M and 6s o'clock T. NJ, at 93 Camp street, in the
Daguerrean Saloon of +. Jacobs, Esq., will be sold
the Paintings specns of and by
of the eminent masters The Crucfxon and Descent
selected with great and at immense cost Ladies
gentlemen invited call This Gallery is worthy the
attention Of all amateurs.
tss-Cataogues will be ready before the day of sale
H-N Z. Jacobs continues his Photographic business
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
FOR RENT.

E,OR RENT-sEVERAL FINE ROOMS, SUITABLE
for ohces the Bank of New Orleans of st.
Charles end Union streets Apply to the Cashier n9 If
~ FOR RENT OR SALE-oNE OF THE MOST
pleasantly located and comfortable dwellings in the Fourth
Wl District comprising the two lots of Second and
Chenut streets The house contains eight rooms in the main
house. with Kitchen servants bath stable,
large cistens flower garden etc in short convenience
for a large family.
reasonable Address Box Mechanics Exchange,
apply the office of NJ Carvin Co. the Levee opposite
o26tf ..g JAMES DAVIS.
- FOR RENT-THE FoUR-sToRY STORE, No.
l36 Gravier street. occupied by Messrs Kingsand,
Asl Barstow Co. Apply to the present occHpants Or
VINCENT 4 CO.,
sea- No. Is Customhouse street.
nsA FOR RENT-FRoM THE FIRST OF. OCTOBER,
desirable twostory Frame Dwellings, 49 and AL
' HYDE GOODRICH,
sell If corner of Canal and Royal streets
asA FOR REENT-A LARGE OFFICE WITH PRI.
entrance of tile New Orleans Savings Insu-
Eil;ton Apply on the premises, l43 Canal sell Sm
1aA TOILET OR FOR SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL
E{ Cottage Residence Hospital street. between Johnson
WIand Gnvez streets, containing Eve and cabinet,
gallery Sides kitchen, servants The grounds
trees, and contains good cstern we'll. etc.
A LARGE FRAME HOUSE, No. 235 Baronne, between Gi.
and Julia streets, with deep yard suitable for
pene wood coal dealer marble cutter furniture depot min
manutacory maker, foundry
boiler maker.
Dwelling Houses and Stores Gasquet Der.
biny Maras Dryades Basin Camp Constance, Annnncia
For terms, apply to JAMES DESBAN,
Real Estate and House Broker,
anil If 96 Common street. Verandah Stores.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

d'Isabela Keena--No. $685.
NV VERTU dun writ de salsle ct vente
u adesse Honorable Dsuxeme Cour District de la
Orleans dams aaire cidessus, Jno NJ bell eli
devant Sheriff ct par lui moi anserre proceaera JEuD
Commune entire du Camp ct Masasins Ii vente
pubqua ct adjudication de-
Treme de eee vie dams rlet borne par les Clai M
borne StLous Debigny la Promenade Carondee ct EH
deslgnes par pilet No. 49,
dresse Joseph Pile date du Ter mai ls0 ct de-
reude de D. L. McGay cidevant noaiEe public en-
cette vile.
amercaine vg sept pes six pouces face Claiborne
pieds neuf hut gne dc profondeur
ire lignes paraleles.
Ensemble ioues les bases ct alterations qu existent
les dts dux terans consant constructions en- bos
lie tout saisi dams raffaire cides5us.
CoEDIToNSCette cree etant la seconde ct derniee Ia
de propee denvement adugee plus ofranf
ner e prix quill osrt doue mois
de credit Pacqueeur ounissant son bon on nsec
caution sovab p0rtant teret De hu pour
rau de Ia date hypotLeque specae la popete
vendue jusqua parfait Placement.
| dl4 lS 81 25 81 sheriff de Ia Paroisse GOreans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

a FIRST GRAND FANCY DRESS AND
( S%MASQUERADEB BALL, given by the
80 EB R EW AS SOCIAT ON,
SSSYrS Temim Derech,
&MOn SATURDAY EVENING, December 18th, 1851
At ODD FELLOWS HALL. 7
MANAGERS. Y...
g. SchweriD, IA. Hirschfeld, B. J. Wolf,
j. Stitch, ]. Raas A. Weinberg,
B. Kowalski Isidor Levy, w. Dryfus,
T.. Silverstein, Il. Plonsky, S. Ausande.,
B. Oppenheim, j. Mindek, D. Jones.
FLOOR MANAGERS. as
B. Oppenheim H. Hitschfed, N. Marx,
8. Lissa, Fl. Greenwald. l4.'#e.l..4 Is 3
INVITATION AND RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
s. Schwerin, L. Slversten, J. Mindek,
J. Stitch, b. Kowalski. s. Ausander.
-Persons wishing Ladies' Invitations requested to
hand in their names to the Invitation Committee.
H-The Committee Invitations will meet every THURS
DAY and SUNDAY, at No. l72 Poydras street.
A9-No Lady will be admitted without Invitation Ticket
HA persons masked will be examined by Reception
Committee before entering the Ball Room
Ra-Price of Tickes-S2 60 s..-
NJ-Applicaons Ladies' Invitations will made 8.
Schwern l72 Poydras street, Oppenheim, 162 Old
wees str
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

SUCCESSION DE JAMES WRIGHT, DECEDE-DEUX
PeDcognure de Ia Apollo ct PAyenue Lou
isiane, dams la Vile de Jefferson. ......
PAR N. vIGNIE, Encanteur
TEUDI IL decembre 1857 midi rarcade
Magasns dun ordre de Phonor-
Cou de District de la Nouvee Orleans date du
novembre 1851 No vente pubque pour lie comptc de
la dite succession, il sera vendu-
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE daa rile borne par les rues Ap
oo Pleasant Nayades Favenne Louisiana degnes les
Nos chacun 80 pieds de face la Apo
TO- peds profondeur fesant face avenue Lou
siane. 80.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nl6 % 30 dl7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

TRo,s,yxr CouR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA MILE Or
de la Nouyelle- Orleans. 5LEANs vs. R. DELACRUZ.
No. I,054 }tst
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri fncins moi
T. adresse par Phonorable Trose de District de la
Nouvee reaus laare c desns, ie procedera SA
MEDI 26 de decebe 1851 heures M sur les lieux 10
yente pubiqne ct adjudication de- 4. IN. -
LIE FONDs DUN MAGASIN DE CIGAREs siue rue
Charles 49, dams lie Premier District do cee ve suvant
nventaire depose mon bureau pour recours. V-s
Saisi dams l'aff4ire cidessus. 49,. H. sft-
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de Iadjudicaion.
l.L 4. T. PARKER
dIa 15 26 Sheriff g Paroisse diOrleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

I STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE
la4ElssS steamer GRAMfUS now lying the opposite
side of the river, in good running order and well
foun well adapted for the towing business dimensions lag
long 2 BEAM feet hold Is inch cylinder foot
sroke will be sold accommodating For further
ticulars apply to j. II. PHELPS,
M 3ptf q Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

SAAERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE GOOD
NJ supply hand aud receiving by direct impoIaons
from France additions stock Of This celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 95 eighth pipes 7aS in eighth
quarter pipes 1906 half and eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and connosseuI
generally this article pure and unsduerated For sale
on New York terms and prices, by
VIM. E. LEVERICH CO., "a Old Ieyee ST.
oI9 ly Sole Agents n this city,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Il New Orleans. /. noLIoLE.No Il 80 :
DY VIRTUE of q writ of fieri faclas to me
D directed by the Honorable the second District Court q
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction at the City Hotel Common street. between
Caup and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
January 1895 IL O'clock NJ the following described prop
erty. viz -
< CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the se- -
District of this city, in square No. 45 sail lot
uring sixty feet front Bayou Road, by fys1 feet in
depth. s' t1i te t F'ft
together with the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit. -4., 5;.si;-. ls=etiof
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ss s
r. T. PARKER,
fof fl,e Parfa of OrIaa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

New orleans December IL, 1877. dl4
n HALLER & LAGAN, COPPERSMTTHS
N "a And
nv SHEET IRON WORKERS,
"a Isnoupltoulas St......No 2Trlaigle 6niidngs,
Are prepared to manufacture any article in the above busi
ness suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Refinery such
Copper rams Stills Worms Pipes Sheet Iron Breech
ings Chmnes Furbds Juice Boxes Tanks, Filters Cla6-
es ana any other articles in that line used in the manufacture of
Sugar. at as advantageous a style
passed by any house in the trade
We are also prepared to ill all orders from city country
relates to Builders work. for Copper
Zinc Valley Cutters and Roofing Down Pipes fancy plain
heads, etc, etc.
Always hand Cooking Rar and
Parlor STOVES. ~ ~ ~
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand
NJ~A All work done with dispatch. dl4 ly
rSsN MRS. ROBERT, No. II CHARTRES ] -
ypSFREET respectfully informs the Ladies that IND
~ she has received from Paris rich assortment oflnl
Millinery and latest style Goods comprising Ladies' VV
Girls and Childrens Bonnets and Capoes every style;
Burnous Cloaks
Mantins, White and Chantilly Laces
Embroideries, Furnishing Goods
JoUvin Gloves, Artificial Flowers
Ball Head Dresses.
Wells and Voilettes
Imitation Jewelry,
Dresses etc, attended by skfu seanstress from,
faris. dli I'm
HAVANA GIG sARS-i50. 80 HAVANA CIGARS on
direct importation OF Regalias Regaa del Rev Media
Regala londres Cindrado Concha Cazaores OPERAS An
guseS Mi!are etc, OF the brands Perfeccio, Suann Con
greso, Sultan Ncotiana Para @ Hamanos Flor de Pndas
Cervaies Haydee, Mendoza Clay, Calhoun Webster etc In
sale reduced prices consignment nv
FERNANDO CARDELLACH,
.. y Tchoupitoulas street,
al2 between Grayler and Natchez up stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

of Ground Apollo street and Louisiana Avenue,
Jefferson City.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, the 18th DECEMBER, 1857, at
Of an order Second District Court of New
Orleans 7tA November 1857 No 2 auction,
count of said succession viii be sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Apollo
Nayades and Louisiana Avenue designated
as lots measuring each 80 front Apo
feet in DEPTH fronting Louisiana Avenue
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-07

By an act Of the last Congress these duties were
in some respects modified, but not materially
changed.
Let the plain, industrious farmer cast his eye
over the above list and see whether he is not necessa
riry bound" to buy Ofthem, whether che has no
reason to care for the tariff whether it is alone
the consumers of foreign silks, &C., who pay the
duties" and let him not forget that according to the
Patriot, the tariff Tor tax no matter what it is,
high or low, is paid by consumers of goods upon
which it is laid" We know of no good reason why
90 the plain industrious farmer may not wear suit
of broadcloth or why his daughter may not wear
dress of silk or why if it be his pleasure, he may
not even indulge in glass of pure wine, instead Of
the vlainous compound of American stufs which the
tariff Obges the poor man to drink, f he drinks at
ALL Yet, we are free to admit that he can live and
live well and respectfully without any Of these
things.
But let him run his finger down the list again and
still he finds that turn which way he will, the mex
orable tax-gatherer stares him in the face No
doubt ssthere are thousands of men in Tennessee
who do not know any thing about the duties on i'm
ports" but the men who arrange these duties know
all about it they are the very men who are "the
consumers of foreign silks, and broadcloths, wines,
and other concomitants of wealth and leisue, and
the s'plain substantial farmer, and the thousands
Of men in Tennessee who do not know any thing
about the duties on imports, may rest assured that
their plain leather purses however lean and lank,
are neither overlooked or forgotten. He may for
swear the silks and wines and beoadclOth and other
articles of luxury the objects of such holy horror
to our know nothing friends, and still he will find
the list CT taxable goods quite long enough for the
depletion of his skiny purse. He must be very
independent farmer indeed who can escape the en-
tire list of articles included under the head of iTon
manufactures of IRON and iron and STEEL cast shear,
german, and other STEEL manufactures Of wool, cot
ton, fax and hemp, sugar, salt, sc.
This article has a specific object. 1t is to disProve
the assertion of the Patriot that man is neces-
sarily bound to pay the duties on foreign goods"
and enlighten the minds of "the thousands ofmen
in Tennessee who pay their duties without knowing
any thing about it." We shall not therefore cumber
it with any general remarks about the inequality or
injustice of this system of taxation, but conclude
with this general admoniton to all classes Of our
readers;
Distrust the candor of that man, who being him
self consumer of silks and broadclOths, and
Wines and other concOmitants of wealth and leis-
ure," would nevertheless, impose an undue share
of the burthens of taxation upon the rich. The
poer and the plain substantial farmer well as the
rich enjoy the protection and blessings Of good
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-07
COL. R. E. THOMPSON.

The Democracy of Wilson County, at their meet
ing on Monday the ID inst, expressed preference
for Col R. E. Thompson their candidate for Sen
aOr from the district composed of the counties Of
Wilson and DeKalb. We regret to hear that Col
Thompson felt constrained to withhold his name
from going before the convention. He would have
made an able and efficient standard bearer in this
contest.
A correspondent furnishes US a synopsis of Col.
ThOmpson's speech to the meeting declining the
honor rendered him, but owing to the crowded state
of our columns, we are unable to make room for it..
The Col has taken the true ground in relation to
the issues of the canvass, and truly glad to
see him maintain his positions with so much spirit
and ability. We shall be glad if he can yet be in
duced to reconsider his determination not to be a
candidate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-07
MONTGOMERY WHITE SgLPHER
SPRI\ GS.

THIS WATERING PLACE will be open Tor the reception
Il Of Visitors the 10Th day Of June next.
is situated the Eastern slope of the Aeghani-s, nea'
the summit, IN Montgomery County, Virginia. seventy
eight miles West Of iynehburg and two hundred miles
West Of Richmond within and half miles Of the Viz
gina and Tennessee Railroad from which there banch
Railroad 70 the door Of ne Reception House
These Waters have ben reOed O. for many years BY the
people OF the surrounding country and, since The place has
been improved, BY very large number Of VISITORS from
many sections Of the Uu.0n most OF whom can testify %
their efficacy a number Ofdseases.
The Impr0veme Of toe first ORDER the rooms
large and airy aud many Of them arranged with particular
regard 10 the comfort and CONVEX encs Of Families
3 The Dunlug Room deem much enlarged since last
season, and win DO under the Of CHAHLEs G..
THoMPsON Esq or Richmond, whose capacity Caterer Is
unsurpassed.
To the seekers OF Health OF Pleasure this pacs presents
attractions seldom be With Watering Place and
second to uOue in The Union
In addition 10 the Railroad facilities By which visitors
from o. the country be brought The door
Of the Reception House there wi be daily Lue
-Four Horse Coaches, by way Of the New River White sui
phur Springs and the celebrated salt Lake, The Red Sa
GIeenbrier While Suipher aud Fret springs.
The Lynchburg q Abt giun Telegraph Company have
constructed Branch Of their Line these springs aad opened
Office In the Reception House.
ample provision has been made for the comfortable ac-
commodauon OF One thousand and no edort WI De
spared Ieuder t1er sQiITu pleasant and agreeable
ROBERT n. MGUBY, PREs'rs
Montgomery White Sulphur Spnngs Company
june6-d lm-sOd i'm W .25aug.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-07
HARRIS AND HATT0N.


We had the pleasure of conversing on yesterday
with an intelligent Middle Teunesseau, who has
heard all the candidates for Governor in debate for
years past. Having had some business in the Yves.
tern portion Of The State he made it convenient to
attend the discussion between Messrs Harris and
Hatton at several places. He assures us that the
ability with which Gen Harris advocates and de-
tends our cause comes fully up to the expectations
Of his most sanguine friends, inspiring them Wherev
er he goes with entire confidence Of glorious VIC
tory. He assured US that HattOn was dosen and
looked as though he would not be able to make the
canvass. We have received similar information by
letters from several points, which the press of other
matter has prevented us from Publishing An old
citizen from Benton county, who knows every in
habitant in it, says to US in letter dated Camden,
May the 9TH:
I did not hear the debate between Harris and Hat
ton at this place. and of course cannot Judge to
who made the best speech; but one thing do know,
that last Monday County Court day, freely min
gled with the people Of this county who were here
from all parts Of it, and certainly In greater num-
bers than when The candidates spoke, and do know
that Inever heard greater satisfaction expressed by
community IN their candidate ten Harms Is q
favorite here, and win get an overwhelming vote
this is fact beyond doubt If the people all over the
State at all like they here, speaking will dc
no good. Mr.. Hatton is recognized and believed tC
be King Knol0-aotsiag, and what avais his protes
tations about distribution anything else, when he
is bound by oatts obligations, signs, grips, &c. ant
not pledged to any platform that has lasted a year
no you may quiet your as to this county; nc
man who belongs to the know-nOthing party can gel
the people to vote for them here, they profess t.
know something of its monstroctes. They have
not forgotten the riots, bloodshed murders and 9th
er crimes, believed be produced from that polit
cal organization
1t is to be expected that the knOw-nOthings vii
make great pretentions, but be assured the masses
are opposed to the whole thing if not so through
out the State, they are in Benton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-07
STATE OF NNESSEE DAVIDSON COUN-
TY GOIRT,
Jas S. and EH1eboth DiIuhunty, VS. Joseph C. Burt,

Jas. S. and Eizebeth Duhunty Joseph c. Burton and
others
Office Of the clerk and master Of the County
u Nashville, the l6tl day OF June 1857 motion
Of complaint by counsel IN the above cause and appearing
dissatisfaction OF the clerk and master, that OF the de-
endzu.s this use, tJ-WiL VIM scurlOck, and Ann
scuTOck, his wife, formerly Ann Burton,
Of ennes5e and therefore the ordinary process
Of this be served upon them is therefore order
by clerk and master Uaf publication be made for
in succ1ssiOn in she Union 81 American,
pgyer published ely % Mas willie, requiring the sad
defendant appear The term Of the county court 10
be holden for ue county OF Davidson the county court
room, there II tn Of NASHVILLE the first Monday
July next and said n, will be taken
for COneseda T. hIm and set down for beang pare
SAID petition being for the OF negro woman and child
F. K. CHEATAM,
june6w printers fee s. Clerk aad Master