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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-22

y. ~. DICKINSON,
IMPORTER ANr WHOLESALE DEALEB ~ FOREIGN FRUIrs
WINE, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
nFFFRS EOH SALE:
" Frcs OranFc8, Lemons, Resins nates
Trssh Anond' rbs wsinus Pecsns Palm ani ooco.nui,
Fresh Olive Oh Lclr.re aui Claret Wine
rs HoNp
1S1 baskfts " sfssik, MuTs' and Ettr CNamrarns
rs a. ppes Madeira, sherry ard Port
% han " Unled Vineyard. Hsnnsfsy, Jules RobIa and
Blackberry Rraniy
5000 genuine tfavara Crart
Holland 0in, ifsh Scotch and Rre Whtsty
ui Jautiea. " > Rem and pure Stfr.ts.
AtsOA rcurraI nsrt ri lover -r.f r f.. Wine, s.j
Whisky. WARP HOUSE,, No f5ih street.
au1i Esrhu,orH. Va
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PAPER mANGTNGs.

IAO MAIN STREET.
XXTM. A. WAETEHS has nov IN store his Spring
!" py PAPER uANGINea embracing AZ he att yies of
od Velvet osE Wainut and Rosewood Pannc
snuf.stur All BE- sold sslov, lover than they
be purchased elsewhere.
Pans vanng Papsrng invited 70 loot through his
ock mat an entrusted 10 him vi be done
m me neasst snd .rn r. nyis
~ Rraniner copy. :. -
TUSHE STAFF OF BIFE.--Ths sndsrhsnsd respectfully
informs The % Richmond tt ne ftrulei ue
practical % Ne business and
plying with artce ofYANfLY LOAF BREAD, the
quality which, he hattes HIMSELF canno, bs supassst From
experience o. thirty including eight ~ pacpa
baker the Aor House Fs Yort he Win condolences
attention Of The pnc 70 he DaEtp. Rotta clE Pfs
durs s last thrso be you'd
fully solicit contnusnce of past avcrs. JAMHa ADAM
Fio BAKER Main a., OPPOSITE A. Duvals Drug Store.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
TuNs sUBsORIB continue msnuoiurs AFrcuurai
chimes and Tmpement Of The approved patterns
urso sortmanshp Thsy ash attention 70 "csrd.elf Hors
required Which have taken premium Pair ~ which isy
havs been sxhibtsd.
orostr's olod crusher
Manny's Improved Reaper and Movsr The bet In uss
Rlchs Iron Beam PoN Mighty approyrd
reymour fages Brood Cast oraln aosers
haFic Corn and Dob Mn, erceIsnt machine
Oorn Hhsfsrs, Hand ara Horse Poser, aiO as
Hay Prssses. Whcat DrIia. oofn Planters
oder Mlis; 0rain Grades, Hay Rah-e
0fan 0leansrt Tobacco Mua, A., Ac.
BALDWIN oARDwELL a 90,
api No if8 Main street. RAchmond.
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L,I NITUHE WAIEHo0ns :

WArerooms
hsstIin. iIs, "a Governor street. ef'Tsen MAN 'ha
estAbshe s,f factory which him decided fsei
. ,: s95 81 rsrnsrS u nsss 20 o1 ss n spos % IL
manufacturing article In the Furniture nne and viii
the varied and tastes Of this
PIE. ,,,,,.,
fore bestoTed respectfully soe oOntnuanee, and pdge
himself that nothing ihai be wanting in srO his part TO give @
JOHN a ssLyfN also gives hi. personal Un
c burial o.s Mohor.ny ana Poplar Comm, BsI. ys's %
aT s nsss vim pro@p, s,..aon nss
49, BINFOnD a. PORTER.
CornNr Govsrnor and yranh.s 49,, ~,
rsond mafe) 70 Which r,sy attention public
Isy s. sl tarn. Of gosy sn%Ps..a b any, mann;
and per,oBsI supervision % a. he detail. Of thsr
Ssn, 9ood aIniare engaging simply splendid
sls AZ 9 very reAsonsbls price =, = -,
prepared all hours and shortest NOTES. provide
1alio hahos Poplar oOfn'uin 'hrOadsH'Arse and
On. or two varnishers pO.her, wanted, per-
made ls2t
lpEmRmBER THE FAUT THAT GIIsiss
bos 81 a.. Mschsncs, iSsiass o d. aproIy Of his AM
BROTIPES picture. exhibition but s higher
po1 % S s:s.s ss mes
his business he bas Having npOy
. q lie % soofS s. on .sleT ps.s sSss
ior accuracy and beauty o. an.S sSuI =; S'. s
spscmena -.
sasry cOrinan Hail. Ssvesn Oh and cs MsiG street Rich
a-rS.,e Photographs can enlarged Hinstars
OeE1f'F''''P'' acs or A@''0'P''' 70 ''' a''' RIO.
~ spd Mechanic A'soosop, At s art An
dd ~ as premium DagusfeOJpcs 70 Peter
'sssi sseis,.ry Z. iS'osaSs1 once 4 fv'Aa4E4MAt
Aihia NoveDesr atih, lsS
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PIANOS, &c.

NEW PLANO FOR rEs-Jusr oPEN. .-uG09ovvru
NEW .1a sssse sss,sesr' hAvsjs received sever
PIANO FORTES >
tone and beauty. and for sale upon good
can be obtained at the NORTH 80. 80 - Il
Alre 10, o,NEw STANDARD MUSIC for the Plano
and Guitar. JAMes WOoDHOrsc A rn -
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NEW PI,oW

NEW PLow.
NAyN have been snFaFed for roule t'1e past
w IN FcttinE tts patterns fof t-tcS.--e.sza
FioW, especially designed Tor tanning unier ne
heaviest growth of vegetable matter sod ueE<rII.
have the pleasure o Informing ends tsi u nina ',
have fuliy accomplished that end
We vouid call hs aiienon q the Farmers this For
70 srre stock of Povs % evsy Cuvaio Com Wed
Nsv 0rouud Jumping Ccaers Isres Howe Caivstrs
putting what Hsnews Ac which are rsds In cur
oun ahope ~ good Wofkmtn and
orc. VAT co, prsnkun arsei,
s7 equsre helos ~ EschsnFe, RicAnaoni VI
"OOI. uATs, WOOI. Uars.-I r,os rs ~
w fectfuly can he atsnticn raners rarosd con ~
tsetoIs A, &C. lsrse sssorisut n s
above hats erracng Al ffadtt IRON
qaay, Which an disposed 70 ell tcccguodstrg ternt
oet tOHN TIONPsON.
SharaATE 00tN1NE, fo- sair iov b.
- sssS v. PETERSON, Druggist.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE,
RICRROHD, Va
mo. l. EUBANK, / = IE n EUBANK
AVE- large eproef waehouss on The an bsi
orsry occupied ~ Gen y. Psyion, recently ~ ny
abd Intend conducting GENERAL COMMEHON BUstNRse,
der the hrm of
EUBANK 4 BROTHER.
Merchandise
RsyIs Mssrs thy s,undsrr Lypohurr; Bacon Rssk
ervn, Rchmond; u. r. Pace Son. Danve. A. Brshsr
fetershufE; Bfghty Hope etaunton o. Fiannsssn, Tsq
naohanan Js99
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ID. N. PULLIAM a. co,
AUCTlONEERS FOR SALE or NEGROESi
A. rHE Otp sragbo
PIlGIhW a DAVIS,
Wall STREET.. RfCWHONn, "a.
~ sales safsaciory o nu charge.
tN- Porter siEays A. esch Depot DAVID ". PULtIGM
ALBERT O. PULIAN
u. X wunasn, ci-rk. su9i
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Q & E a N OU = e,
PORTSMOUTH. VIRGINIA

. & e a N H OU : e,
PORTSMOUTH. VIRGINIA.
WATTS & EMMERSON, ProprietOrs
RoBT. J. WHITE. Superintendent.
rUNHIs aud splendid Hotel Hgh cppore
n the Banks and Court House, within
The car and steamboat lAndings has nearly airy
oers besides Drawing Rooms Private Parors, Reading ROOM
Hard Saloon with Phelans Patent Tables, &c
The entire estabhment furnished In The pro-
yded With requisite
salt Water Bathing @ baths purpose be ready BY
the LIST Of June.
Mr. has charge Of culinary and ab depart
ment and hts veil earned
tees 70 the travelling public at all e unsEeeponabie bill
fare. " -
The Propetors the public ,y srars
nor expense 70 make this houss acceptable
patrons. WTNCHESrER watts
lyS ARTHUR IMMERSION.
CABELL HOUSE,
MAIN STREET, LYNoHBURG, VIRGINIA.
TUNHh Prorretor has the pleasure Informing public
the OABELL HOUSE, has greatly improved
He j. prepared 70 entertain his On good Style
Free Omnibus and baggage wagon connection
THIS House lau7n-iyl @. YIsHER, Proprietor
TUNSTALL HOUSE.
DArvuIH, Va.
WITHERs kTRUEHEART.
PrOprietors.
a Omnibus 70 and fror the Raj Road Depot, 10
"A this Horss Every attention PAID passengers Who "a
vish . leave by any OF ue routes Of travel -
sei9-iy.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
MAIN STREET, STAUHTON, VIRGINIA,
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EB "a. GAY fIsstx,s "a 4 $50 sA LOON .e,1-
AND PIASo wARERooM, GSyEAxoE ST. r-E<3SS~tEIS
RICHMOND, Va. HV1H1<fG
The undersigned Is sole agent city theJ y
sale Of the celebrated NUSNs CARKs PIANO F0RTEs These
nsiraen have received unqualified OF
PtAn IN this and He Pianos
o. and other good and well established makers.
u a. T. keep- constsnty hand Of the M
CAL IssrROMErs and Musical Merchandise In general
rS;ing ef: ..... d ....-.. ....
PslAab., superior MaOpsoxs. Of ~ and Oc,Ave,.
single and double reeds
Martins unrlva1ed GuTfARs
rAylor's approved FLurEhese surpAsssi)
Aecordeons Cisrionets, flutes Guars
lins Bandos, Bridges. Pegs,
Tuning Forks aud Pipes
Mouth Pieces for ClArionets and bras Instrument,
Piano Stools and quality Guitar
In short article n the Music line
hshuent
The and beautiful
and standard slikEr MUSIC to be found In th, state.
g~- A liberal discount made o Teachers Schools.
t1 PAncs tuned and let 10 hire Old Pianos aken
Tor a
en24 TAYLnR
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NOTICE.
OYTICE n. a d. r. n 90, [
Jess iprH, 1881. 4
rUNuE eouposs Of iusrc, due poais o nis COMPANY
ths let July 1887, IN HsW Yot, m - paid a hs Union Banf
IN that city THOs w. BROOEENBROuGH.
lra0-u Treasurer
WnRuoyED.--HUyr 4 nfgoTIrEH removed heir Of
q hce from Virginia i9ih and
being
where they vn bs
=, -. f,,r,er yfs,fa dsfn
W UBEC GROUND PLAsrEH.-sps esst' Labec
ground Plaster
iia bbis. eaicir ~ Placer
% iuup Plaster
Cargo of schr I'm " Taylor, ior sale ~
EDMnNn, DAVENPORT a co.
nyAuGI.Y uACON.-F Prime county cured Mdduaey sod
~ sale ~ RfIifNsON q pOHRNTa.
Ok GASES WALLACE a co. Mass LIoUO-
iooo ~ Tonqua beans
~. ~ Raw
~ bores olfvs on
- claret Wins
Faufy, Estra and aupesaue rogy
Yor s.isby RoRINsoN a noBERrs
su2I oornsr o. Carr sut is,h streets.
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a Omnibus 70 and hon the Raj Road Dcpot,
"A this Horss Every attention is PAID passengers ubo
vish % leave By any Of De routes Of travci.
sei9-iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15
we subjoin:
Talk on .'Chnnge.

The very fine weather yesterday brought out on
our streets multitude of citizens, transient, pelna
nent one and all appearing to enjoy the charming
weather. The city business must have large. In
the greater objects Of trade-coton sugar and bread
stuffs-there was not so much activity The move
ments in cotton show great falling off from Monday
and Tuesday Parties appear to be waiting with
anxiety for the Arabias advices now fully due at
Halifax. The receipts of cotton continue well up
but the good stage Of navigation in Red river is send
ing the staple forward with tie greatest mpidity from
the northwestern section. Boats are running nov
through Lake Bsteneau
Among the items of commerce we notice the clear
ance yesterday of 500 barrels of -four for Charleston
S. c. 1t has been generally supposed that our mar
ket could not compete with Baltimore and Richmond
in furnishing flour for Carolina and Georgia. Tho
fact is, we can compete with any market in the wollt
in cotton, breadstuis and provisions though it was
reported on the levee that shipment of oats hat
been received here from some Northern port but moi
having seen them, we cannot youch for the fact We
hope however, they are not part of the large guam
titles Of produce which daily hear have been for
warded from the West over railroad to New York
and then shipped here tc find cash market
Wealso notice the clearance Of cargo of $500 bar.
res flour and 700 sacks wheat for Cadiz This is not
the first cargo of -four which has been purchased in
this market this season for Spain, will it be the
last The fact is, this good city of New Orleans is
great place, and those who do not believe it are in
vited to stop in and see us, and observe with what
ease $4,000 to 10000 bales cotton can be sold and
turned over In day. We think Wall street must
prepare to send some more gold hther.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15
81, 900 Tickets. .3'3Os f.FAIess
Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tickets


Whole Tickets si0 Halves, s.; Quarters, 50 g.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The preceding and the two succeeding Numbers to those
drawing 6 prizes will be entitled to the "a Approx'
nation Prizes, according the scheme
5000 Prizes will be determined by the last figure Of the
number that $4,000 prize For example: If the
number drawing $4,000 prize ends with No then all the
tickets where number ends in will be entitled to so II
with No. 2 then all the tickets where the num-
Der ends in will be entitled TO So and so on 10 D.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
As by this Scheme Ticket every 10 is guaranteed TO
draw $40 will Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets
consecutive number the following rates which the risk
them.
that they guaranteed, accrueS 10
the purchaser.
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. so
10 Half .........,.. 80
10 Quarter ............ 10
It will perceived by this PLAN that for 500 the purchaser
has certificate tickets, if lie buys tickets he wond
only get for that Wholcs thus by buying certificates he
has four chances the larger PraeIiyes and Cu"E
ter Packages in proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
money for the Tickets ordered
receipt which they will forwarded by first mail.
The list of drawn Numbers Prizes will be sent pur
clnsers Immediately after the drawing.
R.Prze Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets either
office.
R Orders for Tickets be addressed either Samuel
Swan, Box 80 s. postOtfice, New Orleans,
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga,
jalo 2pd6w Or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

CRIsP's GAIETY. appearance Of Hiss EHza
L0gan.-The popular American tragedienne, Miss
Eliza Logan, will appear tonight at the Gaety and
we doubt not that she will be warmly welcomed by
her old friends and admirers, hosts Of whom she has
here, as well as in every other city of the Union She
has selected for the occasion of her best charac
tiers that Of Evadne, in the play of the name !;
Messrs. Crisp, Thayer and Howard, supporting her
in the principal male characters The performances
will conclude with dance by the pretty Mile Kata-
nne, and the farce Of the Boarding SCHOOL, Now,
since Mr. Crisp has reduced his prices, and made q
series Of engagements with stars of approved merit,
we may expect to see him receive greater flow of
paygoing patronage than he has received for some
time mast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

SANITARY CONDITION OF New YORK. The re-
port of the City Inspector in regard to the sanitary
condition of the great commercial metropolis of the
Union, for the past year, is quite interesting and
valuable It shows that the total number of deaths
was only 81 $685. which, notwithstanding the rapid in
crease continually going on in population is less than
has been the in the same period for the last six
years. This exhibit is very gratifying; but neverthe
less the Inspector points out many abuses needing
legislative correction, the removal of which he con-
sders would still further improve the sanitary condi-
ton of many parts of the CITY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

RAMsAY's PATENT WIsDow.--The specimen Of this
new invention now exhibition at the Mechnpic Exchange
on St. Charles street continues excite great interest
builders and others who able to appreciate its great
fence we nave no doubt that the window will be generally
used in the houses built during the coming summer
Those who have not the window and who NAV he i
recy or remotely interested in future building op,aons
should by all go and inspect They will End h 10 t
something not only entirely and original but the hes,
most convenient yenlang apparatus yet conrsed by
cal genius IL u.s. when closed window reaching the ground
II may be slid like window, opened pependicaarlv /,
the middle like double door One side may remain closed
and the other swung slip up taste or conyeuenc
direct The lower section Of the window may be raise
and the upper section lowered in such manner leave
crosswse opening Of width in any of the Frame from iii
floor up For the heat Of summer, the whole window may
thrown openfor the GOODNESS of winter compact
protector as any door For pazzas balconies and
like cannot how any other door be
after Ramsays invention shall become thoroughly known
understood.
Mr. Wells who has charge Of the specimen the Mechanic
Exchange, is always ready to give all necessary nomac
and sell patent rights.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

TO MERCHANTs-Aierchap in want Of BLANK BOOKS
will do well to give call to the STATIONERY STORE, No
81 Charres street. where they will find the greatest assorte
that has been offered to the public. # @4 #F
Among which Lodgers Journals Cash Booksand Day
Books Invoice Books Account Current Books Record Books
Minute Books Petty Ledgers, Order and Memorandum Books
Pass Books etc, etc. of all Sizes from Imperial to Cap, Folio
and Qurto bound extra Russia ends aud bands fa Sheep
Cloth half bounda made with English American and French
best laid and papers,
These Books will be sold at such Lew Prices INDUCE
cry one to buy.
The stock of BLANK BOOKS from fall will be sod
COST PRICE. .15ag-s -175.H
Merchants will also find at the place all kinds Of Fame!
STATIONERES for office use, and also newly invented
INKSTAND very useful for Offices banks insurance compa
mics, etc. For sale by rs
P. DUREL & CO.,
jas 2ptf r-. s..... ...- 81 Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

& ST. CHARLES THEATER.-T There will be three fea-
lures Of great attractyeness at the ST. Charles theater
to night first, the new drama of " Victor and Hor-
Tense in which Miss Robertson, Mr.. Bourcicault
and Mr.. Bowers appear second, the comedy of
Andy Blake in which Miss Robertson and Mr..
Bourcicaut appear and third the nonperformance Of
that horrible thing, The Phantom, which has been
sheiyed, and we hope forever Instead of " The
Phantom" the sentimental piece of The Two
Buzzards7 will be given. Good. Two buzzards, n
dozen buszards, a whole flock of buzzards for US,
any time, in preference to one Phantomr'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

Out of the last years business scrip dividend Of
forty per cent has been declared and the usual cash
dividend of six per cent. the outstanding scrip of
the previous year.
The assets of the Company now reach SOB SIS, of
winch S64o0 is in cash and the balance in the very
best securities that be made in this OF any other
community And we can only add our satisfaction
and pleasure at having permanently located in our
midst an auxiliary to commerce of the responsibility
and sodity of this association, and with its sound CO.
temporaies We hope all may be as successful for the
present year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

Ana anIv AN PEN.-We write these lines with the
z Washington Medallion Pen, an article of American
manufacture and one Of the best pens of any hind we
have ever Used It has the merit Of just sufficient
pliancy to permit the proper flow Of ink in making
the hair strokes and the heavy strokes. With each
gross Of these pens ineey enclosed in packages) the
purchaser receives numbered ticket emitting him
to participate in lottery Of thirteen prizes ranging
from $4,000 to $1,000. These pens can be obtained Of
Dobyns Harrington, Noe Camp street, sole agents
for this city, fa& }lB 81 .s-sa5 tt7 A8S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

TAXABLE PRoPERTY.-The supplementary assess.
ment rolls as made out, says the Bulletin will show
incomes, furniture, silver plate, ETC., to be about
$4500,0o0, to which add capital already assessed
$1s,50O 900 making s23,0OO,OOO for the city to add
their taxes at per cent, and which will give the
city S34500 to be realized from this source, pre-
missing that there is no correction of the rolls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

EXPORTS AND IaroRTs.-The report on the COM
merce and navigation of the United States for the
year 1856 shows that the increase of exports is very
generally distributed among the different States,
while the increase of the imports at New York is
very nearly equal to the whole increase. The i'm
ports into New York for the past year are two
thirds of the whole imports. The increase of the ex
ports of 1856 over 1855 is about nineteen per cent?
and the increase of the imports for the same period
is twenty per cent. 1n.s. au.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

CorToN'--lhe receipts of cotton for the twenty.
four hours ending at O'Clock last evening were by
the Republic, from Memphis, 5l4 bales Swami Foy
from Shreveport, 1875; Music, from Leaore 1905 ,
X. W. McRae, from Carolina Landing 62s; Ionrei
Hill, from Bayou Sara, 25s Bayou Belle, from Cam.
den, 1852; Linda, from Grand Ecore, 525 Ben Frenl,
lin, from Memphis, 2l7S; Fuselier, from, Alabama
river, 474-tota 1880 bales. Exports yesterday 845T
bales 50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

New ORLEANS CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE-At the
annual meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce held
on Monday evening last, the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing year William
II. Avery President Samuel H. Kennedy, First Vice
President; John NJ. Wisdom, Second Vice President
and G. J. Mansoni Treasurer and Secretary, by acca
nation. The Co nmttee on Appeals consist of the fol
lowing gentlemen R. B. Sumner, G. Jonas, R. NJ
Chiffon, Alfred Moulton, W. S. Pickett and Mr.
Boyle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

The CodMERc1AL ADvEKrIsER'n-A publication
with the above title has just been issued from the
Crescent job Office 70 Camp street 1t is quite cred
table to its conductors and deserves encouragement
AS the best means Of aiding the undertaking, take
pleasure in subjoinng the inaugural address Of the
publishers. 1t speaks for itself. Here it is:
We this day the publication OF the Commercial Ad
yertiser of
leading merchants and business We shall endesyor give
a list of the arrivals at the principal hotels
late hour ghthe arrivals and departures
steamboats, and such other Information OF public
the continuity require will
delivered free Of charge in all the public places in the city
hotels steamboats, and railroads. advertisers will
venient medium for making their business Confident
of pains will he spared the Of the publishers
to render it worthy Of patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15
Rs- Something New Under the sun-The

Rs- Something New Under the Sun The
latest ecmen Of the inventive genius of
kee nation is Ransay's patent combination window
for houses The specimen HIsed arrived in city
days and he the Mechanics Exchange
St. Charles street 1t patented within the last year
gold medal at the far Of the American Institute in New York.
prize at the ST. Louis Fair and has already been
svciS put into in New York. Missouri States
From examination Of the article, would
better suited to houses in Louisiana any part
the country Il mny be raised and lowered window;
opened and shut like double door; side
opened; the top section may be lowered grond is
it shot the admirable contrivarce
ventilation invented. The weghtpueys attached
the hinges, which of movCabe sliding mp and down
i'll grooves freely and smoothly and the side sasles when
closed, firmly Joined If they but sash !
thor ugh description of the invention could
without the Of tCchncaies which but builders would
understand. The great merit Of the invention ppa
rent ehoder In addition TO its admirable qualities
yenaor, it is handsome, durable and cheap, and
building residence should emit seeing and forming his
opinion Of it. receives the favor merits it will
extensive in New Orleans
The specimen Of the invention exhibition the Mechanics
Exchange is in charge Of Mr. W. F. Wells who will give all
need.u information in regard it, and dispose of lights for
sale in State, city town. JAZZ 2p6.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

A BEAR kILLED.-The Georgia Constitutionalist
says that bear was killed in Ebert county, in that
State, on the 10th inst, by Mr.. Caruthers, which
weighed $50 pounds. This old bruin had been prowl.
ing about in the neghborhood where he met his death
for some years but his tracks were all that could be
noticed up to the day of his death.