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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
Farmers Depot and Plaster Mills,
At THE JUNCTION OF
York Arcnue, Groom aud Cdilo,OhM Streets,

PHILADELPHIA.
WE offer large stock OF Chemical Manures and
w Fertilizers at low prices and warranted to be
genuine: among which viii be found
1000 tons No Government Peruvian Guano.
1000 tons De Burg's No. super phosphate OF Lime.
The above STANDARD articles are, each Of their kind,
the best in The world Our Land Pasiri manufactured
from selected stone is celebrated thro the Union
for IS purity aud strength.
WE INVITE ORDERS FOR
De Burg No Superphosplate of Lime
No. I Government Peruvian Guano.
French's Improved Superphosphate of Lime.
French Philadelphia Poudrei,e.
No. / Phosphate Guano, Phlad'a Co 's)
Mexican Guano, (A)
Extra La satcr. Ordinary Land Platenel
Chemical Bone, Pure Bone Dust,
Fish tiuanO, Ground Cha rcOal.
10 900 barrels and Plaster
5000 Casting laster.
10000 - Hydraulic Cement.
s 1uO True Roman Cement.
l,UOO " Portland (Engish) Cement.
ALSO
DenisI's Plaster, Powdered Anth racito Coal in hbls
Stereotype Plaster, Powdered Bitur nous Coal
G lass Makers do Ground Brown Stone
round Soap Stone, White Sand
do White Marble, Ground Bricks for Painters
do. Blue Marbles, Chemical Bone Dust
FRENLH, RICHARDS g. co,
Seam Mills and Farmers Depot,
at junction Of York .greHUe. Cronn aud CdonhW SIS
PHILADELPHIA.
Sent 10, ISi7-om
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Capt NOAH S. PRrNTIs, has been Civ
ius our titizeos an example in imp/ooe
mea1ts, worthy of ration. lie has re-
Gently fitted himself up one of the finest
flag -pavcmcnts in town, and has had his
dwelling house psiutcd. We also learn,
that Capt. F., has torn away his old Liv.
cry Stables, and is erecting in tlcir stead
a magnificent Brick Livery Establishment.
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August !. 'N51
IL CARD TO THE I.ADIES.-DR. DUPOSCo S
GOLDEN French Pills iaihJls in remOrng sOppages
or irreg gularities Of the
These Pitts are nothing new, but have been used by
the Doctor for many years both in France and Amer
ca, with unpar0le el'd success in every and he is
urged by many thousand ladies' who have used them,
TO make the Pills pubic, for the allev iaiion of those
suffering from any Irregularities whatever, well
as preventive to those ladies' whose health will not
permit increase Of family.
Pregnant {cnales, or those supposing themselves
cautioned against using thes Pills tho propri
etor assumes no responsibility after the above admo
milton, although their uness would prevent any in
jury to health otherwise, these Pills are recon-.
mGnded.
Directions accompany each box. Price 81. Sold
wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE NJ. HAGEvBUCH,
General Agent, Bloomsbury, Pa.
will supply the trade AT the proprietor's prices
and seRd the Pills ladies (eORfdentiaRy) by mail
receipt OF 81 ihroh the Bloomsbury Post Office.
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HOvER's LiQUIp HAIR DYE.

rms HAIR DYE needs only taa 10 Satisfy all of
I its per ieCtlOn as Uyc, iud Tho t1 owing icst-
monl rum that eminent hrai}lic Chemis; Professor
Booth Of The u. ). Mint. il 0HIy tourH What thou.
sands have previously borne testimony 10.
"LGb0rai0ry Jor Practical ChenistTy.l
st. Stephens Place, Fhilada. I
neing well acquainted withthc substances conpu1-
ing bowers !.Isuid Hair DYE. satisfied that by
following the simple directions gwen tor its use it
will not Iniure the Hair SKIN but will give Hatu
raj and durable color to tie hair.
JAMES g. BOOTH.
Aug y, l-S7 ! .aEdiyic Chemist.
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Gymnastic and Acrobatic Troupe
FRANK PHELPS,
THE PEOPLh'S CLOWN IND JEsl Err.

THE PEOPLk'S CLOWN IND JkSI Err.
And best general performer in the world assisted by
rnrps Of OF well known celebrity, together win
his three pupiis, Ma-icrs WILLIE. SAMMY and
CHARLIE the gr' atcS pro'igirs of the age. Master
WILLIE the uaut cont0i ionist, who l. acknowledged
10 have no superior IN the world VIII appear in his
wonderful aud Isl Onis shing lrdia Rubber fats.
MDLLE ISADORE and IA PETITE VICTORIA
who la had the honor Of appearing before ir most
ref ned aud fashionable audiences in the world VIII
apreat IN a variety Of Fancy and Burcsque Dances
unc1uacd any one in the protssinn Also, in con
unci WIND llie nlLnk ~ / : lhe Ccleh hIMtel
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ADD WEAytR'S OPERA TNOyFE,

Comprising the FIRST pcrfIrners Of The day, among
whom is The champion WEAVER, in his matChless
Comic and Sentimental songs, Dances, Negro DclInea-
tons, &C HANK TOMiKlNS, the youthful volinist,
renowned Lucy Long Dancer. EAC0N IANNON,
the rpuow n ed I,auinist DAVE WILSON the ccIebrl.
ted Casteneist GEORGE DUNBAR, Solo Yea loncelio
performer. PHIL. Di iEFENBACll, the unrivailed
GuitaTis These tlcntcd artists wi appear in va
rIciy OF Negro Songs ancGs and DE neaiions, which
are wen ga cuated TO please The entertainment to
he u ~ ith good by
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

NNHE Ladies Of the German Reformed
Congregation of Bloomsbury, would
= respec fully announce to the public,
that they purpose giving public Dinners
and Suppers on the 22nd and 23rd days
of October; on the days of the County
Agricultural Exhibition, on the fair ground
for the benefit Of the Church.
Bloomsbury, Oct. 3, 1857.
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ONE PRICE ONLY |

LiPPINCOrr HUNTERS Clothing Warehouse
South West corner Of Fourth and Market Streets Phi
adephia The only One Price Clothing Store America
Cash purchasers of Mems boys Clothing, at
wholesale and RETAIL can here, make their selection
from an immense stock.of fashionably cut and well
made clothing, gotn with view glide satsfac ton
10 all ,and at t!} very lowest possible selling price
ma rked. plain figures on every garment, all buy at
the same price, and whether they judges of goods
or not, they cannot be deceived. One uni form low
price to ask and take suits everybody vile the usual
mode OF asking two prices, and taking all that be
got suits nobody defeats three iourths for stance
man asks SI5 for coat, and agrees to tab
$40, aud equally certain that he would have taken
SIS if he could have got IT, aud thus actually chat
he purchaser out of five dollars. To remedy this evil
and establish confi4ence in the trade LtPPINCoT &
CO., ii unformbelow price on all their goods VERY
much low the usual rates,) and Will nevervary one
cent under any circums ances.
Es'CALL AND SEE-Eu
AT the SOph West of Fourth nj Market street.
adephia.
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~ EW yDRK LIN z 8
t.{s!. 9 u. ~ l........,..

e.. Y q q { .i..,- :;::s g:.:::s ::.il,,..
- $1,000. =, ...-, .. -
1HG CAMDEN AND AhHDN RAILROAD AND
tPniin,, PniiLhnELsiia "a, aND TRENTON RAILROAD
CoMfaNf . Lines
1ro,, pL,l,J,,,Lio IN Mr. Vail g,J H., p,.,.
~ '' " ' '
Leaves as folI"ws VIZ FARE
At n. NJ ifom Mems Ins'oh Depot VIA Jersey
CI,y, NAL ''''..'''.' ?!
AT y. NJ wa y .mdcn ana jersey City, New
Jersey 'ccnmho'a'lon' .. $500. .'''.''''''''
ton ..'''.''.:'' .''..,,,',..,
Al A NJ VIA Camdth ana Jersey Ciiy, Morn
ing Mail '''.'''''',. ..'..'''.''''' '......,....t
Al 10 A. NJ by S'"nuIh11t Trcnt"n' via T0cuny
aud Jersey Ciiy, morning. i.Apfc ...,..'',....
At2P. NJ, via Camden ard AmHog, &. aud y.
Express. ..........,....... '.,'........,.....,
Al . 7. NJ via Camden and Jc'sey Cily, Evening
Mail ...'...'..'., ..''.........,.....
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

n5' 81 100 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY
Medicine that will excel PRATT Il BUTCHERS MA
&c OIL for the fol lowing diseases -Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Spinal Affections, Cont racted Joints, Choic
Pains, Pains in the Side Back Headache Too che,
Sprains Sore Threat, Cuts Bruises, Burns ana all
diseases Of thi Skin, Muscles and the Glands. None
genuine wit hon, the signature of pratt Butcher"
attached each abel Principal office, 2Qi Washing
ton street, Brooklyn, New TX. Sold by G. NJ. Ha-
GENBUCH, Druggist Bloomsburg.
I5 This is to certify that hayc made but appli.
cation of the Magic Oil No fingers wich have been
drawn from contraclio, of the cords, brought on by
rheumatism, II of seventeen months standing,
aud am nav entirely cared. 1 cheerluly recommcn nd
it TO all Afflicted likewise
JIM FINBROOK,
~ Locust street, Harris burg.
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e fcatc of rack groI 10 Whole Tckc,s, So
do do 10 Half do 4u
do do I0Quarter do ~
do do 10 EIahih 10 ~

Enclose the money TO our address tor the tickets
ordered on receipt OF winch they vii be forwarded
by first mail. Puycha hgvo tickets ending in
any figure they may dpsirratc
The List of Drawn Numbers and Ffizrs wi be sent
10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchas will pie write their signatures IAN,
n nd give their Post Office County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
fu II without deduction
AlPrizes of 3l0uUand under, paid linmediatcly anor
the drawing other Plies at iie usual Elc Of thirty
days.
Az communications ,Icty confdfgtH.
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DIPLOMA AMArnEn


EpIc Pennsyir0Eia STATE FgrIii ri 'otirty md bg
s,rcg,ci togs'g Sscio,ss 70 EhEjYl9 tRoNIFiEhD$
~ HoRsGs
EO8 Horses, il is mn inyaluahIe lncJv nr The cure
nutmtl VIZ .nisemper, Cnrghs, Tarry, Fevers, Fis-
tulJ, Foot diseases Irnn diC0Hs,s. ltlt Grcasc, e
CHAMBERS, Tn,ek Legs. HiI,h,nnl. sogzcrs v,vrrs
Ulcers in luup'. sutfet', Founders SrhgEt HAIR
" "''''' '''' FOR NEAT CATTLE
IN Jaun 'Gc, Ncioy :, H?vrn .r Blown, ilc9dy
paut,, Diatrhmi or ho'srnos4 irot ds " ole ia
ih' laii. Golow Horn Bloody Mi& Flood disease,
Loss d MIX.
In swclled Mock flcs IN the Liver, Assesses m
the Lungs, Ulcers OF the Bowels, Sfasms ur Cramps.
No tnrmer shoald he without a siuae day; it is ms
sheet ChOr TOT diseases Of his sUtk IL Increase
the amount Of nnk huiior aud TAT in 'allly animals
ual amounts Of food IL least lcn. ~ to " per
cent 's me exp, rioncr OF oNtr iOM0 4nTmcrs, "hi
have used y wiz testify ut nuy time
ANOTHER NEW l'lSCONErf
CAT & hINIME.NT.
UHtuanlliy any other Lnnimcu or Embrocaton
owing diseases, und has proved scl in The hands of
ihnuands oi farmers, larrts and stage rrornctors TO
3hE CHi7hE LANiMEh7' IS GCCb FOR
CATTLE. HUMAN CODY.
Sprains, Brrjst5, Uhcu nHti sl,
Fonad0red Feet Week Joints.
SPAWN Swoeny, Contracted SinGws,
li5na, Si'lst. Frost Rijrs.
Calls oreycry kind, Cmpprd Hands.
Wndguls sand Cracks. swcilinrs.
Lamcncss strains. Tumuurs
Scratches or Grease, Too'huchc,
/ ThicK Legs, Pam III tuc Lcgs,
Hard Tumoirs, Pam the rack.
E'ugbone. Poll Evil PAN in the shoulders.
Cracked Heels NCrvcGs Pains,
Rotten HOot, Chihiuins,
Mango, Bites r Animals,
Ilorn DIstrnper. StH joints
And many her diseases. u iG ~ snort. ~ m O
complete and universal hnIu,eut i.Iat tIicnce ha :
ever yet pr GureA
Be''are Of CoDnt;sjss, hqn or valuable discover.
les are arcu dy roumt,rcind by pei sons in dIi'ren
lIF me " llr
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pay- THE FIye Per Cent. SoU,ng Eunct
or,he National safely Company, Ha'nW street, south.
we st corner of7aird Philadelphia has nearly
Osr MILLION AND HALF or Dollar ali in REAL Estate,
MoRrAass GROUND Rents and other first class securi
iins 10 iIln hnnnlii L lennsiinIa.
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uEREADi READii We AFFLICTED, READli
H. r. Henbold OF; RS to the afflicted his Genuine Pre-
pnraion Fluid Extract uchg, which has mpishcd
the most extraordinary cures Of all other similar
dies Read the advertisement, in another column
hnnIeh d. IIelmhnld,s O. nmine Prom, niion.n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AN
PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAiLROA
COMPANY 5 LINES.
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Great .uortality among Chile.re,,

The papers TEEN with specuations upon the amazing mora
y chen but they fail to indicate the cause
of in the stomach nestne At least half
the fatal diseases to which childhood subject are attributable
to This the opinion Aberney and Sir Ashley
Cooper What mother then would risk the consequences
this terrible disorder when few doses of WINERS CANA
DIAN yERMIFUGE will always sweep away the yermin and
the which they embedded leaving system
healthy condition against of the com
paints ~. -,.f ~
sBe particular and rememberthe name, Winners Cana
dian verfuge Thsis the only article
Remember this. sale in New Orleans wholesale and
retail, by - ..s.....-..-.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
- Sole Proprietors,
milo 2p3teod<W 81 and ISL Chartres street.
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Faces and En,broideries.

JAMES SYME & CO.,
Have received by late arrivals large additions to their toc
of BLACK THREAD LACE POINTS,
NANTES and Walls;
BLACK TIIREAD LACE in the piece all widths, from Ede
ings 20 Wide Flourcing Lace;
FRENCH IMITATION LACE NANTES and POINTS;
vALENCIENNES COLLARS and SETS;
PoINTE d'ALENCON and BRu XELLES SETS.
ALSO
The above Laccs in the piece, all widths.
BLACK and COLORED SILK MANTILLAS;
SPRING DRESS TRIMMINGS;
.... BONNET, SASH and BELT RIBBONS;
FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS and SLEEVES;
. :. HANDKERCHIEFS;
:. T.. SKIRTS and PEIGNOIRS;
. Insaats' ROBES and CAPS;
FILET MITs Alexander's KID GLOVES, etc.
JAMES SYME & CO.,
milo 2p7t lis Canal St, Touro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18

a New ADVERTISING DoDGE.--on the 7th inst,
Wood y Christy, of the popular minstrel company,
astonished the New Workers with new and striking
mode Of attracting public attention They agreed to
give away ten thousand kites to the boys OF New
York. 1t was to be done on Union Square at high
noon. An immense omnibus filed with kites paraded
tue streets. This was followed by an open wagon
filed with band OF music; and then procession of
boys, ten thousand strong, were marched through all
the principal streets, singing the chnruses shouting
and yelling, and all to obtain paper kite worth one
cent, with Wood s Christy's advertisement upon it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

ST. CHARLES. john Lee, La Tany, Va; + Robson,
Ky; james Anderson, Ca Jno " Hill Shreveport Roberts
New Orleans; VIM II Martin, daughter Miss Ruks, lady
md serv',. New orIeans Z Davenport I. pnrand, Nj
WHARTON Va: VIM Boune, J Boune New York; j Brown,
Mo- Geo Clark lady x servt, S d Thornton, Texas
Brooks daug ser'vt II Jordan Mo; Halding, Phila
NJ Mymman lady, Tex: Dwitzer, Moses, ST Louis:
Ilolsnd Galveston Perham Ia; 4 Iore Assumption;
q Guien Laourche: Col MEG uorck, Mayes Tenn;
Bourgeois Tenn; ] A Humphrey, Ky; Alex Grant, La.
CITY. WIN Thomas, B MITCHELL G Hammond, Texas
g Hoieeman and lady, St Louis; James Hodge Van
Ghoctaw Nation kshes Texas; Mrs Beach Louisville;
Miss Beach, do Reddich, ked RIVER Turner, La;
Gerdis, Coast Survey; Dir. y Baker. Lafourche
Cary Aakspas Thompson, Thibodeaux; Martin Walt
/: q !, Morenpuse and lady
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18

q
HEAD OF PASSES, March 1.-THE steamship Phil.
adelpbia crossed the bar at l P. NJ. m-
The Philadelphia left New York on the 6th and
Havana on the al4th. She brings 1872 passengers,
$1,000 in specie, and the California mails Of Feb 20
besides alarge cargo from New York. 15.j53}I'lR
Domestic Markets
q New YORK, March l7.-Flour closed firm at SIS 95
to Sc Is. Wheat is very dull Mixed Corn is selling
at 7Sc. Eastern Pork, mess, commands $24. Lard
closed buoyant at ID to l44c Whisky is quoted at
,2es to 27c. Af7- ghf li}a 2'a7 s4A "a A'
CINCINNATI March 17.-Flour is quiet at previous
quotations. Mess Pork $21 so. Bacon closed firm.
Lard is dullat 134 to 1890. ~ '1i,I.
Louisiana Legislature. ~,
\. BATON ROUGE, Marah l7.-Senate.-P Passed an act
to pay the debts of the Penitentiary.
Also, the general appropriation bill.
An act to reduce the tax on billiard tables passed
to a second reading.
House.-The appropriations for the usual charitable
intitutions passed. ."7
Resignation Of Gov. Geary--His Probable Reap
100 pointment.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Gov. Geary, Of Kansas,
has resigned his office, and is now on his way to this
city. It is understood that the new administration
will send him back if possible.
y n Municipal Election.
VICKsBURG, March 17.-At ourcity election, which
came off yesterday, nearly all the present incumbents
were reelected
az s River Intelligence. e+7.t's
LOUISVILLE, March l7.-There is five and quarter
feet of water in the canal - .1fs,-'
VIcKsBuRG, March IT, The new Monongahela
passed down at l, and the Baltic at this morning.
The Eclipse passed down at noon, the Michigan at
2, Falls City at s, Empire and JOHN Simonds at 6
this evening ~ Jta '-,,' -o'
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To Country Merchants.

To Country Merchants.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
Landing and for sale by the undersigned large and choice
assortment of BOOTS SHOES and BRoGANS consisting Of
MEMS and Boys KIP and SEAL BROGANS;
Mems CALF, KIP and PATENT LEATHER OXFORD
TIES;
Mems CALF KIP and PAT. LEATHER STRAP SHOES;
MEMS SEAL CALF and ENAMELED SLIPPERS;
Mems PAT LEATHER and CALF SEWED BROGANS;
Mems and Boys GRAIN and KIP HBNTING BOOTS;
Mems and Womens INDIA UBBER ONERSHOES;
wo.nen's HEEIED and SPRING HEEL PEGGED BRO
CANS
Women's GOAT, PATENT LEATHER and POLISHED
GOAT PEGGED BOOTS
Ladies' PATENT LEATHER, LASTING, KID and G OAT
LACE BOOTS and BuSkINS;
Planters BOOTS; Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fishermens Boots Mud :.
Light Kid Light Seal
r Half Welted Kip Boots; Half Welted Boots.
have at all times Of partners North who
gives his whole time selecting from Manufacturers
offer customers fresh and seasonabe goods and
believe it would be the interest Of buyers examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN N. GOULD,
NIP 2plm SMal2IIiue street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18

E1>Noticc We have been Informed that
several unpnepled parties have for time past been
filling empty bottles with spurious article retailing
their customers the genuine Hosetter Biters. such
engaged should be shuaned by all that value their health for
it evident that those who would prostitute themselves
base action, would not hesitate in others We would
nesy caution examine well the bottle before
different of the Union several worthless preparations
gotten with the evident design of being pame
Bers, having similar bottle and label the direc
ons etc. taken of verbatim, the omittance of Dr. j.
Hosetter's naule. HOSTETTER 4 SMITH,
.4....-. .... Pittsburg, Pa.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. milo 2p6SW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18

M- The members of the American Party,
and all persons favorable the cause residing the Fourth
Ward requested attend meeting to be held No. A
St. Louis street, SATURDAY EVENING NEXT the 2lst
nst o'clock for the purpose appointing delegates
the Nomination Convention, etc, NILS 2pit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18

SPLENDID MILLINERY AT Mrs. CLARKE's.-The
ladies' will please take notice that Mrs Clarke is opening
her weknown stand of Poydras and Carondeet
Streets superb of millinery goods embracing
thing that captiyae lady's young mss eye. Mrs.
Clarke sells very cheap and visitors the city will find adj
vanageous give her call See her advertisement in another
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18

THE AMPHWHEATER. The Marsh Children offer
another splendid bill for tonight the oveplay Of
" Ingomar," and the farce Of" Nan, the Good for
Nothing.' "Ingomar y was very beautifully and
correctly given throughout on Saturday night last
the Mgomar of Miss Louise, the Parthenia Of Miss
Mary and the Poiydor Of Master George being Landed
to the echoby the delighted audience Little Mary
as Nan, in the farce, il capital The house will
matter Of course, experience the usual jam tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18
Az. II. BtECEteH,
Clocks and Russian FAIRS.
COME TO TIE LADIES'

tOME IL lie LADIES'
SHIOSARLE CLOAK HOUSE,
Ladies' viii be find unlimited stock Of all kinda
of Fancy Goods 1900 yards of rich French Silks.
SO CASES PARIS MADE BONNETS,
200 rich Lace and Muslin Sets Russian Fur an woo,
Plaid Shawls; full assortment of rich aces Ribbons; La.
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns new stys
Robes de Chabre; 200 Rich Embroidered Hardkerchief
full assortment of Dress Goods; Rich Founced areces Or
CANDIES and Tissues; full assortment of Bridal Baby ri
cles Ladies' Embroidered Under Skirts new STYLE ots
Ladies' Rich Shell Combs Fancy Bugs PoeInonuaes: ana
this is already known as the
new ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTIILA FACTORY
and the only one in the city that keeps unlimited STOCK %
CLOAKS, ALI STYLES, for Ladies' Misses and Babies WE
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKS, Of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURING, at half the usual price, and will guaran
tee 10 sell them less than half the price of houses that %
on North to buy some Cloaks to sell'again
Merchants buying Coaks, Bopnes Silks, Embroideres n,
any Fancy Goods should call at Ia CANAL STREET
d. L. KEEGAN
az 2phm la Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18

MARINE DfsAsrERs.-By recent intelligence re-
ceiyedat New York, we learn that the ship Arthur
from Savannah, for Glasgow, had been abandoned in
a water-logged state, and some of the crew had
reached Cardiff. Fourteen who had previously taken
boats have not been heard from, and it is feared have
persisted at sea. t.,..
The ship Hope, for Savannah, has returned to Bris.
tol In distress. 'f
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7raa ge lFor the Daily
An Epigranl,

~ N. I-|--IEI ~ x. Tor the Daily Crescent
.'ea sy. An EpigTam ..
imposed IN giele @ The ffst proceedings before The Board o.
4,.E Despots under the Election .t4rmy BRn
q How shall the Sup 'rintendent dress"
The AttorneyG General said; .
Glow his official rank express?
By coat Of blue or red!''
A pause ensued, when voice, alack.
RI The question did unriddle:
"Why, let him dress in a suit of black
r' With buWs.eye in his middle :"
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- MANY VOTERS.

) RS- For Associate JustIce.-MEssRs. EpiToRs -
Please Judge JAMES L. COLE, of Lafourche
candidate for the office of Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court for the Second District
The election is Monday the 9th of April mil 2ptda
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Cooed SHIRTS Just received for which orders will be taken
to be made in any style.
Linen Bosom and Fine Linen SHIRTS made measure from
so 10 500 per dozen. -,
Directions for elfmeasurement forwarded application at
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Mg- Americans All citizens favorable to
the the American Party residing in the Second Rep
resenatve District between Julia and Thaa Streets espe.
ciay requested attend meeting at No. New Basin,
on SATURDAY EVENING, the 2lst March instant, at I
o'clock nlT 2p5t