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II lFE IN CHINA; by Rev, William G, Milne NJ
~ AZ vol. london 81 so,
Aanis ~ the slave Free by Captain the Hon Murray
H. ~ vol London. 81 rs ~, &
The Pocioa Works Robert Bloomfield London 1857 ca Its
The Laws Contrast OF Coors by NJ Cevreul london 1857
30
Common Objects OF the scashoro; by Rev j. Wood NJ A.
london, 1857 81
nnptosea sSs e, Females in Norway london 1857 n2
Peregrine Bunce; by Theodore HOOK igS cents
> Violet or the DRnseuse. as etrn
sep3 ,ster ~ At1T TRANCK TAYLOR
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STAFFORD II. PARKER, Register,
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,

secretary oil the commonwealth or Virginia.,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
Nohosc holders of who desire by
must residing beyond the limits the United
ego the power before minister penpotcnary charge e
consul general consul consul appointed
the government OF tho United
the proper officer OF such the
chief magistrate residing
the United States peace
public appointed governor
Virginia sufficient In all the certificate mus, & deesed
luoisoSb VA July I'll, 1857 @ July s1z-inw3m
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Ben. Il II. A, Whiti0ck a. Co.,
l3 Beekmaa Street. corner Of Nassau, opposite the Asor
House,
PR0PREI0Rs THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
Oard Dupuy Co. Hennossey, Ifnet, Cas-
ton other houses OF the highest pro
the celebrated bandes the native proof
Cognac, viz: Has#
Vineyard of Chateau Bernard, .,#s.
Lquour des champs dor, ~.
Superior vineyard, veux cognac
... Also
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster schnapps,
And several brands sherry Madeira and wines &C. &c
Ales, porters, and cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CREaIANT.
BMSEAw W Co are the exclusive owners Of this wine and
Of shipments by regular packets and beg those who
have given trial to do under their that
will be found superior decacy Of yor and quality wine
present imported . .-a# ...l .... ar a ..-E
Benz, NJ, WhtloOk,
Edw'd A. Whitock,
fredk j. Haverstick, BEN 4 Il. A. WIiITLoCK h co.
Oliver w. Dodge
Henry Cammcyer. T.. ..rs..F. L. ..I.
May 26-ly* ...
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Cyrus w. Field ~ Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS. .a
No. II Cyig area, Nep York.
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their largo stock Of printing, writing wrsppng and all other
Kinds WHICH they offer M sale al the lowest market prices
May 2o--1ys
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Gray haired persons hair scalp, read h
following and judge Of the arcies
MRS. s.. A. Aliens ZyIObaIsamuni,
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First district Joseph f. Rawlings.
Second district. c.--Rich b. Owens .r.. ..."
Third district. Stephen Coster .....#.
Fourth district james Espey. .....
Lnfsidata Of Ne 4sylum.-John r. Queen. Commission
ers-George w Emerson, George Mattingly, and Jacob
Gideon. Secretary to board commissioners John H.
Moves. a
Physician 10 the Asysum-W. M. Berry, M. d.
Commissioner V The eastern section Of canal Joseph Cross
Commissioner Of the uestern section Of canal Wise
&alcr Of ,oeyhs and peasures. Hiram Rchey. aega
Inspector Of fire apparatus. John w. Martin
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Episcopal High School, of Virginia,
HOWARD, mucmn
Three Miles Wes Of Alexandria.
REV. JOHN p. MCGUIRE RECTOR
fTNIIE seventeenth session of this institution will
il commence Wednesday, the 9th o. September next
TsR $3.50 for board tuition lights, mendng &C. payabe
annually advance.
Modern hnguages music, and drawing extra charges
Pamphlets containing the study ters
to those who request them. Direct
REV, JOHN MCGUIRE
Theological Seminary once
FairtAs scsuny Virginia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
SEWING MACHINES.
= SUCCESS THE BEST EVIDENCE OF MERIT

Over $4,000 SINGERS SEWING MACHINES are in use,
which is much number than OF any other Sewr Ma
chine the Of clothing and shoes made by them Is
probably much than by all other Sewing Machines put
together.
Thousands Sngers Sewing Machines have been in daily
for without one dollars expense for repairs while
heavy expense il incurred yearly keep thirty Of the
Triumphant Successo Machines in order at the Steam Cloth
ing Factory in this city.
of Snver's Sewing Machines:
l. There other Sewing Machine In the world that will do
all kinds Of sewing with equal facility.
2 The superior beauty and excellence of the stitch being the
both sides of the fabric
g. Negroes be safely trusted with the entire Of the
Machines without the least apprehension that they will get
of order.
We daily receiving propositions to exchange all other
kinds of Sewing Machines for Singers.
No other Sewing Machine has given universal satisfaction for
several years in any portion OF this State.
The only Triumphant Success Machine G b. in the
ish Of Lafourche was laid aside two years since
One Of the gners Of the suboned certificate used Wheeler
Wilson'S Machine eighteen months aud sold 1t for the
cost and bought Singers.
We, the undersigned certify that have had SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES in the length of time and for the
purpose specified and find them admirably adapted to all kinds
Of sewing fine They simple In constrnc-
on and liable get out Of order and the work done by
them Is beautiful and substantial We believe they given
universal satisfaction in this region and we therefore
them all who have much sewing to do of any kind
a great labor. saving machine:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

MONITION.
r0usf1 e s.s pss,s. isunH ~ 1 LEVY
NOTICE Il hereby given, that BY virtue
OF writ Of provisional sexure issued in shs above
titled cause have sed Professionally and taksa into
THE CONTENTS OF a CERTAIN STORE. situate At
No. "a ST. Charles consisisg u ready made ciothing
trunks dy gSods pistols f.Initu,s fn.r. hs ewnsi
And all persons therein hereby notasd aad In
- 4 = - n a 7sss r. 4. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parrish Il Orleans.
New Orleans December I. 1851. 3eG
MoNITIoN. Il
ou4rEIIs. Cog. m DE Ds.Rrcr} coHT BRgEF ~ y -
A Wis est par le present DOME q1,el yerta
j'ai ..isi pIoyscl,emsn. 4 PIis Possession d.
Charles No o. consistent !nge fa MALES msch.nds.s
seches pistos meubles nsaaton de magasin don't h
proprietare quite Etat, Ainsf quill eet allegue.
Et pesonnes neressees dams rae suste sont
lie present notees invites dc comparative les QuAse
Yours qui date do present avis repope u pe
lion dams Ia dite anaire. a.s.i4g4s-SS
sherif de ID Paroisse dOrleans.
Nouvelle- Orleans, decembre, 1857. d8 II II q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
sHTRIFF'S SALES.

rmsp D1srncr courr }sowLE !. TA@Eg @ Vi G cH4s n W.
Of New Orleans 4 pOIkAkUk Cp.-N0 ~. 10 "a
RY yIRTUE Fl writ q aeft dsssas a e ne
Orleans u ths shove entitled cause wn proceed % se
pnblIc auction. THURSDAY, the lin dsy Of Dscsnss
867 succeeding days o'clock A. NJ on tse prem
ises-- u. srrsv ,...,.
= THE CONTENTS or A HARDWARE STONE situate
No 76 Canal ~ the Second Disct ef sbh city, - pr
sssssS X Tsis ss ssss. ssa g I'll zen = my
TEKNS-Cksh on the tpct. 3..s
3S9g = 4. PARKEk, si
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
r,o,e,ySr f,cr~ ,x T,,,rvrr R0WfE WARD "a CJg Az
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
SPRINGHILL COLLEGE

NFRINGHILL COLLEGE,
" NEAR MOBILE, ALA.
The Annual Session of this Institution will open on TUES
nex the Sh inst Some of the Professors have arrived
in this city, and will take charge of the students entrusted
them They will leave MONDAY the 7th inst O'Clock
f. NJ by the Ponchartrain Railroad For further hforma
ton apply at he corner Of Baronne and Common ss d5 81
(tIDER-CIDER-S SWEET CIDER-MANU-
~ featured daily at +. G. CLOUDS, rs street,
where lovers of the juice have fresh from the
mill L. G.. CLOUD,
d3 Ct rs St Charles street.
VINAIGRE DE FTsAMBOIs t,-25 cases in store
v and for sale by S. WOLFF,
d3 corner Of GraVier and New Leyee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
, CHAUMIERE EFT LOT.

CHAUMIERE EFT LOT.
CHAS BlGLIONE VS.. SEES CREANCIERS-No. 5,5l2.
- PAR GARDNER SMITH, Encanteur.
SAMEDl, lie Janvier, 1858, a midi, PAR
- cade de Banks, par ordre de lhonorabe R. X Howell
Jnge de la SXeme Cour District de la Psroisse Orleans
date du 25 noyembre, 1857, savor-
CERTAINS LOTS DE TERRE ensemble avec les ame1io-
ratons CONSTANT petite maisou un eage etc.
Les dts lots sont desgnes les Nos 2s dams e
borne les Dryades, Hercules Sxieme Septemc
2ua'reme District dapes lie plan depose reude de
aham noaire Les dts lots cinquane pieds face
Ia rne Dryades profondeur dc cent pieds
entro lignes paraleles.
Hi~COND DiTIONS-Comptan
Lacte dc vente deyanW Caste notaire
nacuuereur, p3ld7 D lao
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT. :

CHAs. BIGLIoNE L vs.. HIS GREDlToRs-Ne. 55l2.
SATURDAY, the 9th January, 1858, at 12
~ O'Clock, Banks Arcade by order of the Honorable
X Howell Judge Sixth District the
Orleans, dated the 18th November 1857, viz
CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with the improve
ments, consisting of small story dwelling, ETC.
Said lots being Nos Is and 20 square bounded by Dryades
Hercules Sixth Seventh Streets Fourth District plan
deposited in the flee of JAS Graham Notary Said lots
tween parallel lines
MS-TERMS-Cash.
purchaser. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
SPALDING & ROGEH MUSEUM AND AAPHl
~ THEATER,

SPALDIra q ROGERS, MUsEUM AND AaPHI-
St. Charles street. corner of Commercial Place.
g. r spslding, Basnss. N.nssav.
Henry Rsrs.hide fs.sarss.
,5ss nd sn % s.
es % es sg, ss:
Ss!sss .ss e 4 ssss IL i. pss. aud w .s,sl
oss ssss ss f.. {. honor
r'' y NEW Hsx oRSs 4 shs RcUs
:ssg;s :,EE:'s x: r ''' named .''' ' Crescent
@ s:,s s,s y Sd ..4; ,
H0s s sS sHS ss, 4sss ssn
respscsly submit e hess fond of Eqass
Sports asps n Ksasss
among whom vim Be found
European Artist. ns nsvss aslSsss Ssseas in New Orleans.
sfsss
s & Bf ss % nd s:s
Jsss "a
MILE AasS.aets sissrist of the Cirque Napoleon, Paris Of
| American Stars never before IN New Orleans
Costello the Crochey the embodiment Of American Clown
DaJ 7. Thayer. q ereat the Humoriss
sss9 ss .s ss. aras %
Also the following
IL Fsyortes 10 New Orleans Last Winter
Young B.s fiasnal Equestrian now on he
NJ Oroar Ricsrd.or ~. inconn.,.b. ryrdt. .cs, -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

CARTER d WELLS MUSEUM OF LIVING
~ WOkDERS-Now at los ST. Charles street, opposite
the 81. Charles Theater. gsttl
The following extraordinary combination Of attractions
The Great Mexican Indian GIANT nearly feet high xe
pounds in weight and Is years Of age.
As contrast to the Giznt, Miss Langley, the DWARF,
nearly lS years old, and but Sc inches high. *
Also, the wonderful DOUBLEHEADEDC CHILLI, alive,
having heads, four eyes two noses mouths,
The CHEZ of the Puebla Indians.
In addition the above Of the human family, the following
will astonish every beholder
length, weighing upwards Of 500 pounds
The African ANACONDA, Is feet long. ~
The CAMEDO, 20 feet long.
ADORNED ROOSTER, and splendid series Of Cosmo
ramic Views, etc.
naeOpen from 10 A. N. to l0P. N.
1rPces Of Admission 4 cents; Children and Servants, 10
cents. i5.st stasl5llls5 d7 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

THE LIVING SKELETON-THE GREATEST
J. Living Curiosity In America
This Great Living wonder Of ago. and weighs only
So pounds He has NO FLESH the Arms Legs Body;
e alive and In good heal and very intelligent
items Of the United Staess the ONLY LIVING SKELETON
IN TIE WORLD-and he is without exception the Greatest
Living Curiosity exhibited In New Orleans. {.
Also to be seen, the Wonderful LEOPARD NAM Negro
Turning White. !.
WIN exhibit, until further notice, OPPOSITE THE sT
CHARLES THEATER. '.lae, i9
g A9-Admssion, 25 CENTS VI u.s. ds St. !:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES!
LABOR SAVED, COST THRILLING, SIMPLE USEFUL
VALUABLE LNFENTIONi
THE PATENT G-BEATER.

MILLER < DALTON'S celebrated EGG-BEATER is fast
becoming universal necessary kitchen convenience and
bnkers and copteconers helpmste This novel machine will
beat the whites eggs stiff oth fast as person can
separate the white the yeow stir butter and sugar
pefectiy light and spongy in mnutes whip for
be use: mix the various with unprecedented regular
any the pasre custards and creams and stands unf
vailed for such purposes. r, nv,
Wholesale prices LIBERAL giving retailers large profits Those
a machine them at A. j. May Cos
p Rice Brothers F. Philips Lene,' T. B. Won I Har
City; b. H. Berciers Baronne street, Canal and at other
places throughout city Those desiring them by the whole
sale or retail procure them by calling leaving their or
ders a, Heath 4 billers IS and rs Camp street.
do ST. j. j. DALfON Agent.
V,O REAL ESTATE OWNERS-PARTIES Of
fernc Real Estate in First, Second Third
Fourth Districts Jefferson City also Plantations are in
sale free of charge-the buyer paying brokerage;
d5 6t Z. j, WHEELER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

nrAppcations for Ladies. Invitations will be made to
JAMES FURNEAUX Secretary 40 Poydas street. to
Of the above Managers
nMembers Of Mount Morah Lodge will please appear at
the Ball in full Blue Lodge Regalia.
nMembers of the fraternity, attending this Ball.
quested the Regas appeaning their rank In the
order NO I'd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

D. Scaulan years, making IA Chares street, New
Orleans.
H. mann of Camp and Gravier Streets years. tai
loring.
j. A. Funel Canal street, three machines, years, shoe
making
James Edwards Sun Insurance Office family sewing
G. Tiemann, IS DRAWER street, years, tailoring.
he premium awarded to Singers Sewing Machines at
the Fair in st Louis and at different times at
Fairs also the American Institute in 1851 and
crownug triumph at the Great Exhibition Universal Ia Paris
of Europe and America.
Singers Family Machine is hand and for sale
H the useul well the ornamental Sewing
Machine offered to the public.
RJ-The whose names marked have left the
management their machines entirely with negroes
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
. 33 Camp street. n o.
Refereuces-Messrs Hitchcock Lattng; Samuel Smith &
Co. Bogart Foley Avery New Orleans; Messrs Vance
Brother, San Antonio. ms n&3IW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL-C. ". PHILLIPs CO. HAVE RE-
II moved to IS Union street. mis- I'm
DEMOVED-CLARk, MOSBY 4 CO. HAVE RE.
IL moved 81 Front street and S8 Fulton street. NIL
% OEMOVAl1-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS is re-
II moved the Banking House, of st. Charles
and Union streets, n9
& j. DENNISTOUN & CO, HAVE REMOVED
III to No. 24 Gravier street. corner Carondee o3l I'm
ID EMOVAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM 96
II Camp street. to the corner Of Grsyier and New Leyee
streets. g7. Oh
ID DEMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
n his Notaria Office No. 50 Royal street. between Custom
os EDWARD BARNETT. Notary Public.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
CONSTABLES' SALES.

CUNSIABLES SALES.
snr1s1H Jus1leI,s oouar PH1LIP IoEGH caARLEs
QY VIRTUE of writ of 6ert faeias to nae
directed the Honorable r. B. McIn Seventh Justice Of
Peace In end for the Parish Of will proceed to e
public auction, SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December.
A tOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized In the above suit. 5$
- GAsPAR J. sCHREBER, Constable
cogn H4EGH
I'm VERTU dun writ de fier1 facIas : mol
"a adresse par phonorable j. B. Ncin Sepdeme Cour do
Justice pour Ia Paroisse dOeans ie 10
SAMEDI 10 de decembre 1851 midi, magasin,
Pencoignure Philip Rousseau Quareme Dsct
UN LOT DE MEUhLES.
Saisi dams fanare ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS Compliant au moment de Naturalization
GASPAR j. SCHRIEBER,
dsl4ls Conneiable.
sr1sa JUSTICES CouRs .EAD ps vs M n II
pY sai VsdRTUh sIaI Of q writ OF fiers iaciss to mac
d directed by the Honorable Arthur Foer Sixth Justice
the Peace for that portion of the Parish Of Orleans
right bank Of the river Misssspp will proceed to sell
public auction, SATURDAY, the 18th day OF December
1857, at II o'clock, NJ
Donoghve measuring hundred and twenty feet Madi
60 feet front jackson steeFrench
ns4dls JOHN BRowNLEE, D'y Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
AUCTION SALES.

BY W. c. JEwETT. Auc,ionssr.
~. s5Ss No. IS Camp street.
az .s
atrg GROCERIES, LIQUORS, etc.
TUESDAY, the sth inst, At 10 o'clock A. |
Hop: Gosnsc Shoulders. Brsndy Mo1...s Whisky
ssIs .. ss ss
SALE OF 200 CASES BOOTS, LsHoEs AND BRoaANs.
BY R. b. SYKES. kuctoneer.
,,sls ~ ss .ns ss q M = I
@ 5 ss.s sssss Hss Rss YaI sess sss sna s.Sssn'
Sale examined to the time Of y. ss.e
MAHoGANY,AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE BE AT
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer. a
oHRce. Nc. I Commercial Place.
q :rsa:. shs saa 4 md
VI Eesstssds Tables sldsoo;sd E'oshns
Tsn e;.
Also Sas As rs Kossxoed v.' Case Square PIANO. w
sIIk BONNET RIBBONS, DOMESTIC AND DRY GOODS.
BY H. PEYCHAUD. HYDE L CO.,
g. sAxoRY Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, the sth b Inst. ins at 70 e'clock s IA a.
loo style fresh imported SIX Bonnet Ribbons
10 cases Cumberland Bleaehsa -hirtinss.
10 sssa " whs stssn and Sess' and
100 packages and lots Of seasonsbe Goods such French
Black satines Chdren's Wool Coats French Skirts Grey
Wool Fiannes sWoolen Hose French Calico Shirts Extra
French six Fouads Beached and Brown Canton Flannel
Fancy Prints lO Beached Sheetngs 14 Brown sheetings
| Ticks, Brown Drills, etc. :.
hGrTERMS-At sale. 3si a.l 5ga;s,.3 N ~
| SUCCESSION OF THE LATE GEN. sCAsIMIR LACosTE
Household Furniture Carriages Csrs Horses Mules Cows
Oxen Farming Utensils and choice setes and Hounds
| By N. vIGNIE. Auctioneer.
4 THURSDAY, Dec. 8, 1857, At III o'clock A. N,
by virtue from the honorable the Second
District Court q Ne. Orleans dated 26h NoyemDs ss fo
ceased below Agirfs the right bank Of thu
Il Mississippi river the following described articles for accoun
| Of said Kuccession-- sf.st.54s5 q ='i--sf
Household Furniture, Carriages Horses Mules Cows ant
Calves Oxen Carts Pl0wy Hkrr0ws Farming Utensils shin
giles, Chickens, Skin, ETC.
and Hounds Of the best breeds Gun, Pistols Mill
II tary Sword Bride and Saddle etc.
11rTERMS-Cash I = nS 3t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

HOWARD AssDGIATI0N, PHMADELPHIA-
ent for the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
yirulent and Epidemic Diseases. FEN
spermatorrha Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorhna
Glee Syphilis the vice of Onansm Self Abuse ETC..
The in view Of the awful destruction
human m caused by Sexual Diseases and the decepons
pracsed upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseases by
Quacks directed their Consulting Surgeon
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, open Dis
pensay for the treatment this class of diseases in all their
FORMS and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who
apply by letter with description of their condition. GAGE oc
habits Of e etc., and In Of extreme poverty
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is need
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill age will furnish the approved modern
treatment.
The Directors review Of the feel assured that their
abcrs this sphere benevolent effort have Of
eft the afflicted especially to the and they have
solved themselves with renewed zeal to this
portant but much despised cause. Hsy4
published by the Association, Report Sperma-
torrhaa Seminal Weakness the vice Of onans
Abuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs by
Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by mail sealed
letter envelop FREE OF CHARGE the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage. tg
Address. for Report treatment Dr.. GEORGE R: CAL
HOUN Consulting Surgeon Howard Association No South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pc. tf4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

" j, J,LILIENTEIAL, MANUFACTURING JEW
fN5ELER AND PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER, No. 1875
t&AS$ PoydrAs street. Is-.. y4ta 80. fitt
respectfully informs his friends and the public Of large
that he Is prepared Offer his magnificent stock Of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, #ss 6.fs E71
AND FANCY GOODS
At Greatly Reduced Prices
An most his stock has been manufactured in this city
purchasers rely the goods sold
being of the first quality. ss ..5 Il
Fine Gold Silver Watches In Plain and Hunting Cases.
Diamonds, in Rings Pins, Earrings Bracelets
Sets in Diamond Enameled Coral.
Canoes, Pearls, ETC., ETC. tt IT. l4
Cold Pins and EARRINGS Of all styles. $50 +r-
Seals, Wedding and Fancy Gold Rings.
Bracelets, Of every pattern and design. --- 4
Fob Vest, Guard and Neck Chains.
Silver and Silver Plated Tea Sets, Silver Knives Spoons,
Forks, etc., etc, etc. r't .5s. 80
Music Boxes every description with well selected stock
of Fancy and other Goods numerous for the limits of ad
verisement stt.a5E A.s.
Diamonds Reset Jewery and syerwaro made to order.
Watches carefully repaired and fully d I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

SUCCESSION OF JAMES HANLEY.
By ToUkNE 4 THOMAS, Auctioneers.
Office 70 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, the Goth December, 1857, at
IL o'clock. NJ in the Rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hotel ny
virtue of order from the Hon p H. Morgan Judge of the
Second District Court Of New Orleans dated September H. 1851
No. l2l97, for account of said succession
EDWARD, grif boy about Is years.
Aa-TERMS-Cash
Act of sale before R. Kerr notary public the expense
of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

SUCCESSION DE JAMES HANLEY.
PAR T0URNE 4 THOMAS, Encanteurs.
Bureau 70 Exchange Alley.
SAMEDI, lie 26 dcccmbre, 1857, a midi, dams
~ la rotonde de PH6el st. Louis dun odre
Honorable Deuxieme Cour de District de
date du II septembre 1851 No. 1885, pour compte
dite succession
EDWARD, grifon, age d'environ Is ans.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lacte de vene par deyant R. Kerr, notare public.
u25 d5 Il 1926
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

UNRESERyED SALE OF GOLD & SILVER WATCHES
Chains, jewelry, etc.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, the I2th Inst, MT II o'clock A.
~ M, at his auction No. "a Cusomhouse be-
tween Chartres and Old Leyee. will be sold
Patent Lever Gold and Silver Watches Guard and Fob Chains
Earrings Drops Breaspins Brooches etc., etc., all warranted
to be gold.
E8TERMS-Cash on delivery. dS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

TNO THE LADIES-MISS TIL. DETER, (sUCCES-
sor Mrs Georgine TabeD Canal street, Dauphin.
begs Ladies that her New Goods from Europe
have lust arrived Hamburg by the ship Copernicus
sisting Of full assortment of all kinds of
Worsted, Embroidery, Silks .5
Chenilles Beads, Patterns
Embroidering Crochet,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

DOG LOST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
90 will be paid any who will deliver al No %
wv Gasauet street. WHITE SCOTCH TERRIER
10y DOG, with yellowish spot on side and the
slightly nged with yellow of his large teeth in front
broken was Gravie street Friday last answers to
the name Of Jack d7 2*
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

Knitting Cotton, :
Also commenced and finished EMBROIDEkIES and other
Fancy Works. which well adapted for Christmas and New
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