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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-05


~ YORK to RoCHESTER-The ROCHESTER and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and In con
nection with the Buffalo Corning aud NewYork and New
York and Erie Rsoads forms direct som NevYork
to Rochester.
The decness Of route together with the superior
fr afforded BY the wide renders BY the most dess
bic between the sboysnsuled cities.
Tickets be procured At the NewYork and Ere RAosd
Ticket oee foot Of Duane IT, and No. lsS Broadway alec IN
Jersey City. -
Baggage checked through.
Frhts will be transported between New York and Rochss
Ter with dispatch ANY information desired In regard therein
can be obtained By calling the General Fesht Agent the
New OK Erie Railroad Erie Badnss or G. TAPPAN,
Expre.s FREIGHT Agent. No. l95 Broadway.
No trains the Buffalo Corning and New fork Railroad on
Sunday J. A. REDFlELD, Superintendent
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miscellaneous.

PorFery, Forgery Beware
OF rogues who c0unteIfeits prepare;
For l. on's Powder and his Pills
That Bugs IN chamber rats N mills,
Indubtsbly say,
By scoundrsls envous OF his fame,
Have counteTfsited been In name;
Don't buy the poison. pray u
II YON cannot be ansserable for the consequences
II Of using the posonou, porams got up IN and
AArres. MAGNETIC POWDERS for de,tIoJin. "a NC
his MAGNETIC PILLS for eItsIminAt.ns I1s P,asdway
Look al the signature, r. LYON. DtpO.. w.
CEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at the
- oece of the Glen Of the Board OF EesSsG 81 ~ u
and t%,; Ssnd M p the coal and WOOD required for
a. SiIRf ~ SCHOOLS this city for the ensuing WintsJ
(ssy 900 tuns Of cod and $50 c1ios oi % h Or 49,,
1 ~ ash furnace and stove clean COAL IN GOOD ordef
~ "a o"ns. 20 the tn weighed by selected by the
ounee delivered in the bins al the several schooi'
Tbe proposals must state the location Of the mines from
which proposed supply the COAL and the pcefor furnace
hs wood 10 be Of the best quality and delivered properly
piled In the school yards be desgpated
by the proper authority The wood 20 BE- best Virginia
ne not than feet inches In Length and the oak wood
not than feet long and the sticks not less than inches In
The proposals the price per cord Of l8 cubic feet
solid for pine and for oak and also the price per cut
ssvipe and splitting each load.
The will be inspected and measured by the Inspector OF
Fue the Board Of Education Said coal and wood 20 be de-
the quantity Of the wood from the 18th Of May TO the 10Th OF
July and the remainder required BY the COMMITTEES Two
thirds Of the quantity OF coal from the 10th Of July the W OF
October 1857 and the remainder required by the Commit
tse Said % be binding until the lot OF May 1893
Security for the faithful performance Of the contract VIII be
required and each proposal must be accompanied with the
~ JOHN DAVENPORT
DANIEL SLOTE, Committee
THOMAS BOISE
TERRENCE FARLEY. Supplies.
GEORGE WHITE,
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I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
IL DENCE, Aeon and after April /, EXPRESS TRAIN
Of the Providence Hartford and fshkl Railroad will leave
Hartford the arrival there q the Express Train Of the New
and New Haven and New Haven Hartford and Spring
field Railroads, which leave New York ., sa m
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent
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Water Cure.

DR. o. w. MAY will again open HIGHLAND
~ HONE wATER-CURE u Peskskll, N: T., on the 7ta
fMAY he will be happy to meet his old ends or new
and relieve the sick and afflicted.
TYR. f. j. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE,
Bergen Hghs Hudson County NewJersey, Is minutes
from either the Hoboken or jersey City Ferry.
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NTEw-JERsEY RAILROAD-FOr PHLA-

NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ pELPHA 1ns the SOUTH and WEST, va JERSEY
a n and and p fare, IS. y n, 81 IS Stopping AZ al
way .ta;iors II and 80 % Remington TnrostS rris.
P.i N. wa.hns;on Nors, &C. sSa ;hroash Sasl.ss
CHECKED to Washington IN woo Cd a...u, SUIT
10 B.i.it WI = 'te'sSa fer s a, ne. a.'e''d
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
way n Y-Tbe New York and Enc Railroad Company are
now prepared to do r'susr E,Pre, ss,n,;'
Gas, A DE- wi1r, sapt EIpIe.,.
DENNSYLvANIA RALLROAD-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cites with
Western North werrn and South western State, By con
with daily line Of Steamers 70 al ports In the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and sandu'ky with sesners 20 al Pas
reliable By which FREIGHT esn be forwarded 70 add
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PrrrsBURGH
FissT CLIss-BOot. Shoes, Hat. and Caps, r., Z,
b bG S Soss. . and Sse. rssis.r. Far. i"n
Stood CL.s.-Dc1,e.iie ,sheytins. shir;Ang and
.sle Ltsiher n roi. Sois'I, Wool .oa sheep ioOs.
Ts,p 61..sManyti. Steel Chain. In e.:i.
Hemp Bacon ard Port Sailed loose or IN aetG. lcob.
ISs,sG mp s sor. Il Be epf ss
Pom Gn cash, or boIes Es,wafdJ Lard and accent.
Lard 81, Nail::, Soda Ash German Clay. Tar. poD.'
yLorsLsIF bsi until further notice
GRArs-50 eents Y 100 % until further notice.
CoTroS-s2f bale not exceeding 500 weight until further
notice.
In ,hpprl Goods from point east Of be par
Goods consigned the Agent. Of this Road Philadelphia
Pittsburgh viii be forwarded without detention:
r. r. Sass Co. St. Louis; s. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Ind Duns,1l, Bell Co. and Carter Jewea Louisville
Irwin Co. Cincinnsti N. w. Graham Co, Evansville,
Ohio; Leech Co.. No s. Klby-st, Boston; Leeeh Co,
No 2 Astor House New-York and No. l Wih.mst, New.
York; y. Sneeder. Phisdsphs; hssrsw Rooms, BATH
H. H. HoUsToN General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. J. LoMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
MAY !, 1857
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CTPREME COURT-COUNTY Of KINGS
- HORACE HOLDEN Exeentor Of the Lax VIII and Te.
lament Of Nathaniel w Sanford deceased sssnst EMiLI
GRISWOLD Admiui.irairix, and WILLIAM w skAAIs
Adnpi.trator &C. Of Zseharish Gnswod deceased chas
risrold Elizabeth J. Griswod Kn.y : Grswofd Juhs "
Homer Frederic q. Heron, William W. sksats moses W
Moves and SCHUYLER Establishments tor Heief-tCotn
NOT served ITO each the Defendants above named lou
are hereby and required TO answer the conas
this action which will be filed in the Office Of the CLERK oil tns
County Of Kipzs the City Hall In the City OF brookyn saa
copy 10 the said complaint on the us
twenty the service Of this you
Of such service and fail to answer the saia
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this sstioa
viii apply for the reefdsmsuded In the complaint
Dated New.York. March H. 1857. -
THAYERk ARMOUR Plaintiff Attorneys, 100 Ns.ssn.st
in this seton hled on the 18th March 1871
n3l lsrswTu THAYER ARMOUR, Pl.nilh. Attornrys
CUPREME COURT Kings County-(Suit No. y
- JAMES WELCOME against ANN ELIZA WHlIlS9,
WlNsLOW L. WHITING, John c. Bunting. Trsasis u
Upton simeon y. Church Mrs. Sophia b Church a.. wi'e,
Edward Bishop BENJAMIN BENNETT Georse Seuey
OscaI NAet Edmund NJ Young Jackson Schultz. John
Mccoy William A. Sssrs, Edward Godfrey Abraham W. ooa
frev Joseph GodfreySumEo for Relief (Con n. seL p
To each OF aid DefcndAnts You hereby summoned and
fed the oee Of the CeIk ef the County Knss ~ the
CITY Hall in the City Of Brooklyn and To copy Of
the said complaint the subcrbsrs st thsn Of
See No sc Nsst in the City Il Sewiort within twenty
the service OF this you, exclusive e' the
doy Of uch service and fail 70 answer The ssid com
pls In, within The tine sessd the Plaintiff N this action will
apply to the the relief densnded in the complaint
Dated March 7, 1857
JENNESs WATSON, Plaintiffs Attorney
The plant in this sction fled in he oce 81 the
JENNEss WATSON, Plaintiff Attorneys.
.nM i.xsvTu
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Conneetng az New Hampton with the DelswNe, Lseha-
VIENNA aud Western Railroad TO Scranton Great BEND the
North and West and with the Lehsh Nsey Railroad
10 Msueh Chunk. - 49,
WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jan. !, 1877
Leave New.York for Eaon and intermediate places from fer
No 2Norh River at 1880 and $40 Tor Somorsle
az 7 80 and IL g. m. and $40 and 430 p. .
The above tsns connect At Elizabeth With trains on the
New Jersey Railroad which eave Newfork from the foot Of
Courtlandt.st AZ $50 and IL a. m and 20 and p
JOHN D. STERNs, SDpt
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IT., report of railway casulfes in Engisnd
The ofe,", car states the number TO be 81 kued,
SI Injured The calculation is ,h.s 'p n. osr scs
denis omuaplss or neither passenger nor ssrvsa
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CUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of GAIA.

SUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of CATTA-
~ RAUGUS.-TOWNsEND BAGLEY AIT hOMEfN
MEADE-SuIansons for To Defendant: 1oa are
hereby suruponea 70 the complaint Of ToWN5Ep
BAGLEY, plaintiff, copy of which fled in me Cerk
oee Of Chattanooga County, the ID day II April 1871 snd
TO copy Of the subscribers at
vile CsasssUs County Y, within twsnty days alter the
service IL this summons exclusive Of the day OF service aed
you fail 20 said complaint hereby required the
psinf II take judgment You for seventeen aundre
and eleven dollars and with interest nom haeh
u, 1857, st per cent PR 9TH beside eosta
ANGEL NEL0Y, Pisint fs Attorneys
sy2i lswswTu'
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6,eomboats ano Railroads.

1--WE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-
ION for BOSTON and PRovII ENCE-In!and route
ns Ply; CAPT Jos Stone
Id fS a. md IN :Ha ~s
aynF NswSl w f . sGDdiy. s19'H from
oeoei p M and stonnrson at ESQ p the arrival Of
tbs msli train Shsh lSaye: Bo,'s ga $3.50 m
day and Friday FROM ssOnngou, Tuesday Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New.Yori, Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday From stoninson Monday, "Wednesday
Passenger proceed from stotnston per Railroad Proy
and Boston, In the Express Mai Train reaching said
& ali The safy morning lines connecting North md East
PASSENGER. that prefer remain on board the ,eaner ENJOY
ngon in the 75a trsn connecting ss Providence with
the II train for Boston.
For passage teh. freight. spply board the
steamer the Freight Oce Pier No North River or st
the Offee No. 10 Battery place
EeR BOSTON, via NORWICH and WoR-
CEsTER-Dany ct from Psi soot Of Cogrtisndt-
co., On s s6 iyfli 'sTsi
s TmURsbsEs .sd SKI
Ayns Point; thence by and handsomely hnsed siI-
% . ss:s1
othI section Of can be snss E. ey
foot II tOurtIsndt.t.
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
PORT and FAIL RIvER-The splendid and superior
:S se; TUESDAY, THnhsbAY and sITThp1Y os!cet
D. m; and the BAY STATE Capt Jewett leaves New York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'clock
p from Pey No IN r. the Battery both touching
81 Newport each way. .
until the shall have been paid for
Freight to Bostos forwarded through with great dispatch BY
WI. BORDEN Agent. Nos. 10 and II we,t.t
4 FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
IA POUGHKEEPsIE.-Fare IS cents.-The steamboat
THOMAS POWELL, Capt. A. L. Anderson will leave the
Jsy.st Pier EVERY AFTERNOON at O'clock Sundays
cepted, commencing on Saturday, May 2, 1857
E'ALL RIVER LINE-FREIGHT NOTICE.
The rates for freight NewYork and Boston
REDUCED On let April 10 the Summer rates.
For particulars inquire board, or at Freight once Pier
No North River.
CREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
autee Kansas City and all places We,t and South west
via Eew.York aud Eric NewYoTk Central American Lake
Shore Great Western Railway, and Michigan Southern ia
roads forming the shortest qucke and most pleasant route to
th. Great West Road between Detroit and Adrian
open and trains are connecting Adrian with trains
CompsDys Office, No. 1913 Broadway cor OF Dsyy,st
JOHN y. PORTER, Agent
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" The Through Ticket and Freight 0Ees Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS GENITAL RAILROAD,
GALENA AND CHICAGO U. RAILkOAD,
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
TO Chcsgo Milwaukee GsleBs, Dubuque Rock Island bur.
nston uincy, ST. Louis Cairo Kansas and Nesasta and
ell other points Vest and Southwest, nno
Corner OF CouTtlsndtst. DARlUS CLARK Agent
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me0iral.

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands Of life
"A have nearly out discovered while In ihe East Indies
certain for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis. Coughs
Colds and General Debility. The remedy dscovaed BY
him when bis only child daughter given up to de
Wishing to much good possible ne VIII send to such o.
his afflicted fellow beings request IT, this rsepe with full and
explicit directions for making and successfully using It.
requires eech spplicsDt incose hun shinS-tbr<
be returned postage the recipe and the rsmsnds
spilled the Of this Advertisement Address
Dr. III. JAMES No. 10 Grand st., Jersey City, ". J.
CANCERS REMOVED WITHOUT SURGI-
~ CAL OPERATION or INJURY to the PATENTS
HEALTH-A simple and safe remedy warranted 70 cure No
charge for consultation. Call address II. BARRlNGER
No. 10 Broadway, Room No. Is, New-fork
DLANNETTs BITTERS.-This old and cele-
bratsd Tonic for the Of Dyspep Flsulsncy Head
ache seskne and ell Nervous affections, can bs had q
No. 2l4 PesIl-st., neer Maden-lsne.
CANDS SARSAPARILLA-Thc original and
- genuine sree As spns aud Fall purifier OF the blood
general tonic for the system stands unnyaed acting
simultaneously upon the stoma h. bowels kidney liver and
the circulation determines and carries Of the products OF un
healthy ecreons and gently stimulates while dnfecs and
stomach and bowels all that is irritating until
they are cansed and restored sound aud healthy condition
Pr,par.d and sold by A. B. d. SANDS
Druggists Ne 100 Faltsn st., New York.
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CYRACUSE snd SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS the NewYosk
and Erie Railroad.
On and after MONDAY Oct 20 and until further notice.
PASSENGER Trains will follows, Sundays excepted:
Leave New pier foot OF Dusnes, at so via
Bnaso Exprsssconnectins at Binshsnton with Express
Train for Syracuse.
Al 4:So n Night Expressconneetns at Bnshamion
with Express Train for Syracuse and Oswego 80
Through Tickets be procured the Ticket once OF the
N.v.YoTk and Erie Railroad w. Il. GILBERT, SuPt
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-M1CHIGAN
OsOUTHRRN RAILROAD TO CHICAGO ~. Louis Rock
Island ST. Paul Milwaukee and all places West and South
West via NewYork and Ene New York Central and Ameri'
Lake Shore Railroads to Toledo forming the shortest
quickest aud pssute the Great West For through
tickets and freight apply a. the Compsnys Once No.
JOHN D. PORTER, Agent.
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rTUDsON RIVER RAILRoAD.-From April
N7EW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
spd snsr Monday April g. 1857 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duanest - piow
viz: . .nIt-,
RfIPFiIO HXPRHSS al $50 a u for Buffalo.
MAIL At 1850 a. m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter
stations Passengers ny this train viii remain over
pisht at Elura, and proceed next morning -
ROCkLANp PASSENGER, at SIP. m, via Piermont Tor
euHern,s and intermediate stations. ..
WAY PASSENGER, at AZ. m, for Newbursh, MiddIe'own
EMiGRAKT Of p M for DunkiIt and Buffalo and inter
medi6te stations. - go. 1900 ,,,,,r.ys
EXCEPTED.
NIGHT EXPRESS, at l:So m for Dunkirh, every day,
texcept that the train Saturday to Hornel'vIe-
thence TO Buffalo,.
NIGHT EXPRBSS OF $50 p m, for Buffalo every day
These FYpres Trains connect ct Elmira with the ElinrA
Csnsndaso "a and Niagara as Railroad, for Nssas Falls at
syrscnse AT Corning With Buffalo, Corning and New York
Rsroad Tor Rochester Great Bend with Delaware ae,s
renn. and Western Railroad for Stspon; at Honehsvie
with the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for BuHso at
Buffalo aud Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cieve
land CinciInstti, Toledo, Detroit Chicago. 1c
' HOMER RAMSDELL, President
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DENNSYLV RAIL DAD
THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 20 HOURS.
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 20 HOURS
PROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 70 HOURS.
The Shortest Best and consequently the cheapest Route
tom Erw.York to ali points IN the West =,
The aIs Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with rail-
to and from 81 Louis Mo- Alton Galens and Chicago
III Frankfort lsxuston and Louisville, ~ Terre hsate
Madison lafayette and indianapolis Ind Chnnsf Dayton
unbus Zane.yle Mssslon and Wooster Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats and 10 NewOssns 81 LOUIS
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had any Of the above mentioned
places in the West Sce handbls in the hotels OF ths ey
Passengers vii ind this the shortest most expedous Ano
comfortable roate between the East and West -.
Throogh neAets further information, Be hsd 81 inc
Office Of the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
No ASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
l. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsylvsns Rsirosd Co.
New. lCIk Mey l.
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xx,ull Co. No. n Narhss square, - s~Assee ~
~ ..s Of Tns TsIsrss n PRousrScA
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Ocean Cleaners, Sc.

DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA.-Con
IL gnees ore informed that the AFRICA will commence o
cha,s;Sg ON TUESDAY MORNING, the 5th inst All GOOD
or which Permits received will be sent to the bohueS
warehouse Jersey City, and be subject TO storage
'' r. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling green.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
Notice.

Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKET.
Those beautiful BURIAL CAsKETs formerly sold by p h.
COOK Co. Charles street. have been purchased by
the undersigned who offers the for sale the usual prices
al No. 200 Camp street.
ols 2ply DANIEL MONROE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26

4~TO Citizens, Planters. and Others.-O. IL.
KEEP would respectfully inform citizens, planters and
tail dealers in town and country that he has opened NEW
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE at No. 3s Magazine
street, the Arcade where he would be happy receive
their calls The system Of business adopted by him in
this part Of the country and which he feels confident
command the patronage Of all who acquant themselves
with its merits.
schedule of cost prices is kept in book which
every visitor and the goods sold uniform advance of
only five those prices variation being made
whether piece box bale be taken the being
ing inevitable and the novice in purchasing is do
well the experienced dealer Merchants and planters
in the country will not be under the necessity Of
their purchases personally will be for them
to do will be to write what they want with the proper remit
ance, aud the price bookwhich is open everybodyw
answer all the purposes of their presence.
The stock which constantly being added by
fresh mportaons consists Of a kinds Of seryceabe dress
goods for and woman dkerces hosiery, gloves
household goods Of all kinds shng sheetng blankets lin
curtains tckngs, ec.eveything in fact, suta
BILE for household and plantation supplies and the retail trade
The proprietor also has the for the Manhattan Machine
Sewing Company and ready cohe plantation the
best style and at the shortest notice.
The proprietor would call particular attention the pub
lie the fact that by his system of quick sales small pro-
fits he is enabled to dispose of his goods prices
fourth onehird less than ordinarily paid Wholesale
He prepared demonstrate this to ALL and that all
who call will approve his and honor him with their pat
ronage. Remember the place. 8 Magazine street.
Grsvier street and the Arcade Hotel se2l d&Wtf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
Direct Importation.

FALL GOODS! FALL GOOD
ID. H- TO Il M e s,
Canal Street...............14s
Having added large building already extensive estab
lishment, are now prepared to offer "a
LARGER VARIETY OF GOODS,
would call the attention of purchasers the opening of
FALL STOCK,
which will place MONDAY NEXT. In point of assor
ment ex,ensiveness it will be found UNEQUALED IN
THE CITY.
Mr.. HOLMES having personally attended to the purcha
ing has been taken select the BEST FAB
RIGS also the NEWEST and RICHEST productions in
line-the following being the leading items:
RICH SILKS, of every description.
PARIS AND NANCY EMBROIDERIEs.
FRENCH LINGERIEs, for all ages.
wOoLEN IMPRESSIONS, all Styles
COTTON IMPRESSIONS, Pyramdal styles.
CASHMERE ATLANTUs, in all designs.
RICH EMBROIDERED SILK POINTS.
EXTRA RICH CIRCAssIAN sHAwLs.
THREAD LACE POINTS AND sHAwLs
ROBES AQUILLE, in all materials.
FLOUNCED ROBES AQUILLE in all materials
LYON vELvETs, all colors.
POINT AND vALENCIENNEs LACEs,
MARQUIsEs AND PARASOLs.
REAL LUBINS PERFUMERY, etc., etc.
Also, large assortment Of
SUPERIOR ENGLISH HOSIERY.
With every possible description Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!
In addition which have hand at all times ar
Gle suitable for PLANTATION purposes such
BLANKETS KERSEYs, LINSEYs,
LoWELLs, CoTToNADEs,
sHEETINGs etc. etc.
D. II. HOLMES,
sel2 2pl2t l4s Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
seq 2pak ss
B0ssssabel's
BI- -SULPHITE OF LIME.

j. .-.
The proprietor Of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
ICAL WORKS. anxious to dsappont Of regular
Of the establishment Is compelled the diff
Guilty anticipated Of filing the unpecedentedy large orders
being daily received inform all the old patrons
the BEsULPHITE OF LINE manufactured at the great
Southern Works. that unless they send early
them eligible place the books some
disappointment be experienced in receiving it, which
would be exaous to both parties Already preparations
completed the Works to make having
TWENTY THOUSAND BARRELS Of the BIsULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would be INSULT
cn unusually heavy the orders received
TONER'S many who heretofore either not
this valuable defecator procured 1t from
other manufactures
The strength Of the BISULPHITE being manufactured
the Southern Chemical Works Of H. BoNNABEL will be
found uniform and Of greater strength any perod
pains having been spared bring this Invaluable
chemical product perfection possible to
worthy Of the high the Southern already
secured with the Sugar Planters of the State.
Planters desrouR to have the GENUINE BISULPHITE OF
LINE manufactured at the Southern Works. should specify it
particularly In their orders through their merchants address
themselves directly
H. BONNABEL,
se25 2p corner Of Nachez and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26
Read This {!
NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
W. p. COLEMAN. Esq:
Dear SirThe inch Mill which purchased
for Mr. j. Packwoods plantation has attached
the sugarmil engine, and put in operation week. am
much pleased with in every respect both regard
pcy, durability, and quantity it grinds. l timed the mill
when in operation several times and found my surprise that
the mill grinding buhe per mnute therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with ease
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD, Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-26


Nos. IS and 60 Canal street, corner of Old Levee.
We have Just opened very large assortment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
which offer for sale at Low PRICES. con-
sists in part Of
Fine French Cashmere OFFICE sUITs-Coats Pants and
Vests alike.
Fancy Cashmere PALEToTs, sAos, OFFICE COATS.
Tweed and Satinet
Black Cloth fRoCK COATs-At all prices.
Pilot Cloth Beaver, Lion Skin RAGLANS, OVERSEAS.
BURNoES. CLOAKs etc.
superine Silk Plush SULTANA RAGLANS.
-. MOSCOW oyERCOATs, trimmed with Plush
Fine Black Doeskn PANTS.
Coored Cashmere :.
Black and Coored Union, Cashmere and satinet PANTS
Silk and Satin VESTS.
Plush and Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere and Satinet VESTS.
BLANKET COATS.
Flushing MONKEY JACKETS and COATS
A complete assortment Of
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing,
Consisting Of
FRoCK COATS, RAGLANs Montechristos Talulas, Togas
Oversees Jackets, Panaloons, Vests, etc.
We also have ane stock of SHIRTS, Undeshirts Drawers
Socks, Cravats, Gloves, suspenders, etc.
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
sell 2pS,eodsltW corner Of Old Levee