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NO. H. 6,
WHY No!

g lat YOU ashamed. Julia to cIml
over tae felce with the boys On
sh tme on you said mother.
A4hanel of what: Way not breath,
the pura air anl lift her eyes to ward the
glorious sun ?
"B 1t 81, will tar her dress and soil
+ her apron. AMI becoma 50 saa- burnt tha,
sac viii be a psrfc' fright,
LIT her gat over the fence. or rrav.
under it; let her climb tue cherry peach,
or apple trees, and pclt her brothers with
ripe apples or the juicy peach If she
tcars her dress. men1 it. A torn 'ess
is moro easily m2ndel than a brotcn
constitution. A l;ttIe soap and water
will be far cheaper thtn drugs and m d
ininas.
"Ah. but she will be sun burnt, and
fat. and coarse
Well, that wonld be a pity, to have
your dear druyhter come bouacin, into
the room, her joyous laugh ringing out
axe the silver tones Of a bell, with her
cAuhby, bat dimplel and embrowncd
cheet and flashing eye, with gleeful
mirta gushing ont of her young heart.
n 4 thousand strelms, sparkling far more
brightly than orient pearls, and more
precious than rubi,s. Observe her elias,
'ie step anl buoyant spirits. HealtA, the
very perfection Of beauty, in the human
.pen, nantes her cheek, aal throws it,
charm around her VIII le icing.
vastly interesting, o! morc value than
mach fac s9ll Bat to the aristocratjr,
nt1err own opinion Only, nov rery ru'-
g4ri How macn mnrt inter NJ! = TO
taefn would be the lite darling who
e5Eli come with a llnLuid air and
a NY step, with pany fran, pliid
a#1aaa. AMI g'arins eye, ana simPer
- dfan Tag words, aud work of an
apoloty for a laugh. apparently drawn
from the bottom Of tha leeps,t Art",iln
w .5.sss snao.hani as caiI..u5 i, an icieie
Bat e Is waite, y salIow. lean, an1uiI,
he4st md spirit broken, constitution in
rains, trembling upon tn ssfge of the
grave. ali most ctaraiag, interesting
tjtte d.at, Ie,,-h is interesting. g.o m
r prospects are before her, aai terrible
7 sa.l.ias p.a,3 upon her.
0a, m1:her! which will yol choose.
-I5xias health upon the sun barut
cAes';, Or the hest,c flush spreading
o4er the l.lY ok, face, AMI brow
I.et fha girIs he as free as the air they
a4aa.ae 1t thnm boun away W tn tn
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Gbe 5torQ- GrIIrr.
lFor the Americana
THE SAILOR.
BY FRANK riFLplNG.

~ tHNNh I4iLnlNG.
Therefore sag unta you whatsoever We wouIa
shae ineh 'a1utl H. untp y5u, that do ye also unit.
taem. - tiaidra Rae
This is putting you to a great deal oil
trouble. sir? p
u 10 1t IS nothing, am always glad Il
accommodate any lady
4 am very much obliged t. e5n. sir.
i am sure va are entirely welcome. What
W. re PIT h're for is tl halp a4eh other isn't
it,
This short dialogue passed between lae md
ssilor who had performed 81 .ht seryia.
inr ne. The de.I vas triding in il, eli car
talnly' bat the manner in watch it was pr
FORMED, and tho cheerful, kin1ly l,,k> of tad
man touched my hart. aal m.ll it i.r nari
'alaasis in my e'timati9a than tn, ,r ,t.st
assistaar" sraigingly bestowed c44,I hlta
been |; revealed lnn tiie kind. c,n.r5n.
natHrt of tn" mtn; fit int 4 mach erett-
r -tzsrsttnr, would havs teaa az wi.,5a.F.-
rendered, thu; he wa4l4 Het hr>i-.,a 1t anf
TIM = sacrifice e.. mi eanftst t. I.r tua,a
i.ii53 bsjnss we.f.rs. -4v il him l. f.,
trne - ut tie @atar. zeaer ~. t .u.-. aal
III. ~f.ftf .o-, IN 11lzz= -=szult' t.-- :.
which II. ~ .z.l f. ". u,tl.1.s
markaaie in h.- los'ssr y slrtare, = . w.
not bnIsla4'; ri4r4Az. .s4Ie,, p, cdIaf
~ sgai la,>,a5, AsW=s ~ ~. 4,,-..s
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RATIO Of FNLrRes,-In reference
to the Of qaotol statement of General
Dearborn 4s to the per centaze Of fail
uras am1nt the merchants of Boston.
'Byles writes to the NV York Tri.
5Hna:
An oil msrcha1t, who hal for thirty
)r forty years kept watch of the times,
t0i n ,de a note of these things. put
Iowa the absolute failures az eighty per
ceat, the number oftnose tina, just kept
their he,,is above the water at ten per
cent, ana III fairly successful at the odd
ten Bat there is an elem Of the sum
very important to bn known. before iule.
iHg from h $ ros Hts as to the safety o
mercantile basin IS ~ an Investment OF
clpltal, and tn is now many Of these
bankruPts hid any real capital to bcsir
with,
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AS to the Democratic party. they
know how the land lies on this slavery
question. - Louiscille Democrat.
Yes, and the land knows how how the
democratic party hes on this slavery
d,estion. JJ4rnek
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S'o"'S S'i'" "'if'o: 'io''' ''ii'''S 'h0'
~ as - q
u - oo"','y So'ii0 '''','' u MS ''>p ut' -
- i''r' " o.'' "'''''e " ,T, s'"Ns Jn =" :,
Up 5s'P9! IRON i. us So's5 '.'''o' my 'e'
- ~, ~ 'i'' IN : '5.9,s''i =.
bent t6sir kce, ewes alons thoir we'll
tried riff *. e,ch f,lt sure Of success. -
rkev awa;tel the s,gntl from Herm,n
who VAS ea lcavorin, to bring his lon.
riff TO bear upon the head of the mos
d.stln. ol the iFd5 ..
= Ire :. slid he ut iensth, as the sign
OF MS piece intarp }s2i iuii am d'st'nc
bsswezn his eye and the Wild Scaip-1oet
Of the IN tan.-fIfe, an rasa o.
lhe satrP volcn ot thfrty rtds' thTi.''
Ell the hear. OF ths forest. lhere w's
a Froan, snotA'tel cry, w''a ani
colyals've motion among the sieaHin
Ind an aa1 all was s..eat.
TN rang rs sprung iorward N.tl tn
ela9bsd mnskats ant hunting knives; bat
their work was done Inc rel mon
had gone 70 theIr last audit before the
Great Sptdt, AMI ~ SQUAT WIS heard
save tue grtbn5 OF tA3 at blood fro Il
tas,f Il IS bosom.
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-blls, Blanks, Circulars, Bill-Hcads
Programmes, Receipts, BYLAWS, Court Doskess
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, &C. &c.
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The Hoe MARKEr:-The Louisvil'

M rr7I W MN ET.- I HG EJUTSVIllG
Courier of Wednesday says:-
The market for hogs for packing is
Hat, with no buyers at any price. with,
in trct, no price offered Those who
CONTRACTED some time ago vii lose h2,v-
lily, as contracts for over $4,000 ho IS
we-e made by one or two packers at l 2
cents.
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In all the above eases, where moro than
one copy is taken, the paper Will be mailed
separately t, each subscriber. Twenty cop
les Of the Weekly Republic will be sent To
ONE ADDRESS. for S2j for one, year and for
SD ,5Gior six months.
Persons Volunteering to act as agents, will
have the benefit of the reduction Of price,
according to the above schedules; for any mum
Der of copies more than two, not embraced in
the above schedule, such person may retain
fifty cents on each yearly subscriber to the
Weekly or scmi-Weekiy, and twonty-fv,
Published and eaitei by Geo. NJ
Weston, Esq, Washington.
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The terms OF the Republicans as follows,
md We take pleasure in e1mnanlins it to the
pl;r5nase Of the Republicans of Maine
rhe Weekly Republie is published On the fol-
owing terms.
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We have weak points both by bi'th
and education, ami it may be questioned
wa.ch of the two give us the most trou-
BILE,
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y CLERGY Lam Up roR Ta2r-
vESs.-rhc West 'rn Re'or lar, a Bpn-
..sS -. = Hns n following novel ann5unr cmehi:
"One d. ID convert ID from the Dutch
Church, man Of sound learning and un-
doubt d pietv, now stands excluded from
the b p;i,t church because he is lazy
---Taa BlaJor JmunGl has CORES
poudent who knows Lola Montes. He
has pheasant recollection of private
/ deieuHer ia joaUcdette with her in Bos-
ton some five years since Those who
have hearl Of Grand don't read French
viii probably coaclude that it WASH 4
prayer meeting he went to.-Free Press
The Oxygenated Bitters have no equa
as Il tonic m-dicinc, and as it contains no al
eohol is especially adapted to the deiicat'
constitution of females suffering from an,
deransement Of the natural functions, weak
ness or irregularity, nervous debility, &c,
Wisdom by im2u lse is to be trustee
in by those only who have habitnall.
used their reason to the full extent o
its powers in forming the heart and cul
tivaling the jul cement - Henry Taylor
The rrepton American says that the I. S
recruiting station in that city is doing
h)urishrng business at this time. Larg
numbers Of men are enlisting into Uncl
5 I'm S service, who doubtless consider tn
eleven dollars per month pay and found a
better than living on hope, or work and n
pay. -----
We have weak points both by bit
and education, AMI it may be quastione;
wh.ch of the two give us the most trou
bic.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARD OF A1pERMEN.-This Board met last nj,

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-This Board met last night
fhe reading Of the minutes was dispensed with
message was received from the Mayor announcing the
Vice of the United States and advised suitable
Mi HARRISON moved that committee of four members of
this Board BE- appointed 10 confer with like committee from
for the reception Of distinguished Stranger
Another received from the Mayor in relation
some suits IN which the city is party was referred to the
received from the Street Commissioner
fe5sed m to the csmmi!tes on Streets and Landings.
The Board OF Assstans by message asked concurrence in
authorizing the Finance Committee purchase
Recorders office and for the Third DetlAd the
resolution authorizing the Surveyor have the
I mads 4 l hs s. 0c
ceedng SiS0-concurred in.
resolution aphorSng repairs made in the bey of hs
Several petitions Of private nature were read and
locomotive Of the n and Caroton Railroad when within
the limits Of the cty view 70 the ss better Of the
and sent to Board Of Assistants for concurrence.
purchase horses for the the police Adopted
Mr. Howell offered resolution for ssceaipng the of
enclosing the neutral grounds on Canal street. from Rampant
NJ Harris offered resolution authorizing Messrs spading
Rogers place circular frame work the neutral ground
On cna street re- a The aac0n With St Charles and Royal far
The FINANCE Committee made their routine report which
The Committee Streets and Landings also presented theirs
They reported in favor OF the resolution the Board
Assistants giving to the Washington Artillery the ths
building on irod street, formerly used engnehouse
be used by them arsenal and authorizing Mayor
pend $500 in repairing the same. Copcurred in.
Mr. Howell offered resolution for clearing neutral gount
on Canal street all encnmbrances except those legally author
zen Referred to Committee on Streets and Landings.
The Board then RETIRED the Board Of Assistants
joint session, after which they adjourned.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. = Present, s
quorum. with Mr. Masion in the chair.
The Mayor by informed the Board of the expected
arrival in the city Of the Hon John c. breckenridge Vice
President OF the United States the proprety
making proper arrangements for his reception.
Mr. Holland offered resolution for appointing a. Joint
mite of the Council to act the Mayors suggestion
Adopted the Board of Aldermen for
and Messrs Holland Reid Phelps and Lombard appointed OF
the part of the Board of Assistants.
The ordinance fixing the ades professions etc.
taken The special order Of the meeting read debale
and adopted by section; and afterwards, adopted as
whole number Of amendments made lesenng the Ia,
on some people and increasing il others the psrc
which, will be manifest to those when the
| shall be published officially in the Crescent
The reports OF the Standing Committees afterwards
and adopted with accompanying resolutions They embrace
nothing of special interest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

RoBBISG THE MAns.-Wm. s. Tuckerman, former
ly Treasurer of the Eastern Railroad at Boston, was.
arrested at New Haven the night Of the 30th ult.
for mail robbery. The Boston Journal says:
The arrest Of Tuckerman, it is thought, will ex-
plain the robbery Of the Havana mail for the State of
Maine missing about the 2lst of November; ALSO the
mail from Portland for New York, and the mail from
Boston for New York, all missing on the New Haven
land route about the same time. The missing Havana
mail contained about 500 letters 100 Of which were
for merchants of Portland and doubtless contained
many remittances. The evidence against Tuckerman
is deemed conclusive and it is understood that he
fesses his guilt His operations were mainly Sunday
night trains. He would take passage for New York,
with large trunk, in which was a carpet bag con-
tanning clock weights-to make it theayy-and during
the temporary absence of the baggage master he
wonld steal mail bag and depostit in his trunk He
acknowledges having $500 worth Of stolen postage
stamps. Five hundred dollars in bills on the Lee
Bank of Massachusetts, were found upon him. The
Philadelphia mail for Boston with others being missed
the several superntendents on the New York and
Boston route the postmasters and special agent Hol
brook have been for several weeks the alert and
have now probably captured the robber. The amount
of the robberies is supposed to be large.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
BIER. WIN. C.
C.. C.. Bier. 3 Co.,

CHARLES BIER. WIN. c. STEPHENS.
g. C.. Bier. 8 Co.,
No. s5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS, -as.
Manufactures Of '-.
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PLU M Err N--
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Work all
their various branches
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all Sizes Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Closets and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift Force various paterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHSTANDS, suitable for water.
works without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes Wasstand Sink Buffers shampooning Compression
for hot cold water Lager Beer and Csen Cocks all Sizes
Also Plated Cocks all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from x inches and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
proven the very best article of the kind in
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
Sizes cook for families of from fve persons sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY'S DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls vaves-Three Sizes Nos and A. prices S2 s35
S0-To from Is 81 feet perpendicular and
80 ITO feet clear of the with only
the brake They superior other Pump
yet invented. N--. .... ..
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all Sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale retail Also,
Paror Office, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied
H-A work done by warranted to give satisfaction. Or
| ders solicited from the country
G. G. BIER & CO.,
ol2 ly-2pSm No. 95 Camp street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

VKssEL BURsr.--The British bark Ontario, Capt.
Bruce, bound from New York for Newfoundland was
consumed bE fire at Whitehead, N. g., on the 30th
ult The vessel and cargo ars represented Is total
loss The fire Is said to have caught from some
matches which had been placed among the cargo.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

A LARGE EAGLE KlLLED.-A large golden eagle,
measuring seven feet and four inches from tip to tip,
and three feet from his feet to his peak, was killed
by Mr.. Green A. RAIDER near Lewisburg, Va, few
days ago.
This monster bird was attempting to steal one Of
Mr.. RS turkeys when he was killed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
The following embraces very exquisite lesson on

gtHtllIIy |"-T M ~ -
A gentleman from Boston happened to find himself
among a little party of ladies away down east, last
summer, and, while in the enjoyment of some limo.
cent social play. he carelessy placed his about
the slender waist of as pretty damsel as Maine can
boast of, when she started and exclaimed Be done,
sir don't insult mel" The gentleman instantly
apoogsed for the seeming rudeness, and assured the
halfoanded fair one that he did not intend to insult
her.
mo? ?n she replied archly. " Well, if you didn't,
you may do so again.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

. LeGsk s Co. s-..,
Are opening in their NEW STORE, No. FRONT
STREET fresh assortment Of GROCERIES, consisting
part of -f
500 boxes CANDI4Es-Sperm and Star.
so frkins selected GOSHEN BUTTER.
80 kits ID lbs EACH
100 boxes E. D. CHEESE. ,r-.
80 PINEAPPLE CHEESE.
500 Assorted SOAP. .inn -
500 :. GOLDFISH ..s.... .
500 :. SCALED HERRING.
500 RAISINS. ~.
500 Assorted TOBACCO. .....
$1,000 Assorted CIGARS. F -.r -#
300 dozen Assorted BROOMS. I.,. .l .. Dr.. ....,g
800 BUCKETS.
so :. WELL =.
800 pockets JAVA COFFEE, ~ l." -t-..
100 LAGUAYRA COFFEE. 90. -.,.
800 boxes Assorted TEAS. r.st.
BRANDIEs, WINES, BRANDY FRUITS AND COR.
DIALS rr Hg..l .p.Y :H'.-.nli '-ua4 r. 5...
PRESERVES and all articles in the Fancy Grocery way in
store and for sale by H b",aIS fH. ff.-
- rG. LUSK Il CO.,
nl6 2plm q. Nos. 2 and 10 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

.. W,ifles and Liquors.,
ROYAL STREET, T,.......-.....15
Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quart.
and pints constantly hand which, equal the
comes this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES. -...g. =. i.- ...z-.-.... ...
b II d ESs
sAZERAC Of the Vintage of 1895 1898 1906 ohe
brands. .......-
WHIS ky:
OF sl1descriptons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts,
:. Also
On hand usual OF the best WINES LII
QUORS in the Market which will be sold reasonab
terms any other heusein the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply No. IT Roysl street..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

TERRIBLE AND FATAL BOILER ExPLosIoN.-The
st. Louis Republican of the Sd inst, furnishes the
Weston, Mo-:
A sad accident occurred at Weston, No., on the
Goth ult About O'Clock A. NJ the boilers in one of
Mr.. Erasmus Perry's saw mills exploded causing
shock which was sensibly felt over the city. When
was found horribly mangled under part 81 an engine
his negro boy discovered with part the boiler
fifty yards distant from the MILL with his heart lying
on the ground; the engineer, q German was badly
longing to the estate Of Phineas Skinner and to
Mr.. Woed. Of Clay county, were badly scalded. 1t
appears that the pipes which conducted the water
into the boiler were frozen up, the fires were kinded
as usual and Mr. p had been assisting in person to
thaw the pipes. When the water commenced rum
ming into the boiler the explosion took place. literally
tearing the boiler and engine into fragments, scatter
ing them in every direction.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

TEXAS MrELL1aEscE.-By the arrival yesterday
evening Of the steamship Texas, we have Galveston
papers to Saturday last From the News we extract
the following paragraphs VII
We are pleased to learn that our friend Captain
in Command Of the ateamshin Gaiveston Of tba Rer.
wick bay line Captain Leddy has had large expe-
rience on the sea- and enjoys high reputation as
seaman and gentleman.
I'd inst. from New York, by way OF Savannah. She
was only sixty three hours from New York to Ssvan-
nah and seven days from Savannah here, making the
trip from New York to this port in about nine days
and half which we believe is the quickest time on
record. afs
The Houston Telegraph says that business contin-
ues tight. There have been 21s0 bales cotton re-
ceived during the week. Hides are coming in freely
and are quoted at u to 9ac.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
4th 0rIians 9ailp Grtsf.nt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEcEnBER ., 1851

SHOCKING CKTELrY- The jefferson (diM) Journal
ssys negro WAS whipped to death, by an ovesseer,
on the plantation Of the late Jerry Terry in Fayests
county on the Z&th MI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

The Largcst .assOy.tssent H.
IN THE woRLDi
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES!
s'S2l@. FANcx eooDs
FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE aLoBEi
q B. PIFFET, a4A
~ IMPORTER,
Z 122 CANAL STREET, Touro Buildings, New Orleans.
House Established In 1895.
In addition the lately advertised has re-
ceived BY the SHIP JoHANNIsBURG. DIRECT FROM
FRANCE, supply Of
PARIs1AN FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable the season. and Of styles different from anything
offered, comprising fG# " n 5g$5.asg,ss} 'asg-
VELVET, SATIN AND TAFFETA RrBBoNs-ror Bonnst.,
Scarfs and Head Dresses s..I
JET, LACE AND VELVET Dresses, Man
tlas and scarfs SsH
PURE GOLD AND PLATED JEwELRY-1n Sets suitable
for Balls and Operas -. 81 &sa ,-,S
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, of all descriptions.
ENGLISH CUTLERY of the best manufactures.
PORCELAIN AND BISCUIT ORNAMENTS. VASES. STAT
UETTEs AND FIGURES. ..u5a
PAPER MACHE WORK BOXES, WORK TABLES Dress
ing Cases Portfolios Backgammon Boards etc.
IVORY CHEssMEN, DICE, CHECKS, BILLIARD BALLS,
Combs, and Fancy Carvings s-Nfatfas.5 \
CHILDREN'S GAMES AND TOYS, all Sorts and all prices
| HOBBY HORSES, Of all descriptions
CHH.DREN'S CARRIAGES, prices from 81 to $lo0-the
most splendid and complete article Of the kind
| ufactured. f sas5 F#49:4 W. c.sH%4sf a. 81
INDIA-RUBBER BALLOONS, for Children, and q few apa
rstus for initiating the same
Together with vast variety of goods both usEF and ORNA
MENTAL, which it would be impossible to enumerate, ALI
NEW and selected with long pracced taste Purchaser
would do we'll to call and examine for themselves. Af
arAl City Bank Notes taken AT PAR for goods In pay
| ment Of accounts. ' II 5-r.
eN B. PIFFET,
1 -H l22 Canal street,
| nl6 2ptf Touro Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

.AyY-iCeH!
NO r. R I s., M AULL &c CO.,
CLOT H II E RS,
,E.- Successors to Norris Way.)
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Now offer the public their usual large and elegant
ment of ...
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL.
Their stock of
OVERCOATS,
DRESS COATS,
.---- FROCK COATS, and
BUSINESS COATS
Has been selected and manufactured with greatest posi-
BILE -...
BLACK AND FANCY CAsS PANTS. ....
FANCY CASS SUITS.
In every variety.
Together with and beautiful assortment Of
VESTS..........o of all descriptions
...... =. ..- SHIRTS
FANCY GOODS e. o3l 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
Read This

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear Sir-The twenty inch Mill which purchased from
you for T. j. Psckwoods plantation has been attached
the sugar-m engine put in operation last week.
much pleased with every respect both in regard Its SIM
plicity durability and quantity it grnds timed the mill
when in operation times and found my surprise that
the mill grinding bushe minute; therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them to superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD, Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

su1cIDs--hr L. r. Edmonson, Of Macon county,
Aia., committed suicide . few days ago BY hanging
himself.