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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14
Nen ORLEANS 9ailp Grtst.nt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IA, 1857.
The Priest Murder.

- ~ The Priest Murders -.
The Point ALA Hache (parish Of Plaqueminesl
Nationals strong Democratic paper-in its issue
Of the 10th inst, contains long and circumsantia
account of the assassination Of the curate Of Plaque
mines-Fatber Savelli-from which we extract the
following paragraph
ity It the private deed Of one two and
probably three members of the same family, who
thought themselves aggeved by the priests conduct,
and led away by their passion committed the crime
after mature deliberaton. No one aiding them pre-
viousy or after the perpetration Of the bloody crime
AS the National is published near the spot where
the awful deed committed, it is fair to infer that
the editor is fully posted regarding the attendant
circumstances, and that his statements should be
taken in preference to the statements Of parties at
distance. 49,
We have been thus particular in our narrative and
specifications because we have understood that re-
ports were industrously circulated for sinister pur
poses attributing the murder of Father Savelii to
any other than the true cause-n other words that it
was brought about by the malice of political enemies.
Nothing could be further from the fact as the forego-
ing extract from the National demonstrates.
We fear the subjoined paragraph from yesterday
morning Courier is calculated to lead the public mind
somewhat astray':
THE MURDER OF THE ABBE SAyELL1-We regret
that we have not room on the English side OF this
mornings Courier for lengthy account of this horri
BILE affair. On the French side we give very full
and reliable of it, and from that the true char
acter of the brutal deed will be SEEM 1t is therein
asserted to have been perpetrated from the most vii
lanous motives : revenge, for opposition to felony
political thuggery, and money!
The Pointa-la-Haehe National and the Courier, ad
vocate the same political principles. The National
says: "This foul act of nhumanity has no political
affinity or cause" The Courier implies not directly
it is true that "opposition to felony political thug
gerry, and money! led to the preparation of the
dreadful deed. We incline to the belief that the
National is correct and that private revenge prompt
ed by we know not what motives consummated ar
assassination the terrors Of which have parallel il
the history Of the country so far observation
enables US to arrive at correct judgment Hence
argue that, necessarily, no attempts to manufac
ture political capital out of horrd murder should b.
| made
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14

MoRMoNIsM AND INSANITY. A young married
woman went raving mad recently because her hus-
band prevented her from joining the Mormons and
going to Salt Lake City. In the same city a young
lady, belonging to respectable family, was picked
up in the streets few days ago in complete state
of insanity and it was ascertaned that she had been
in company with party of Mormons, one of their
preachers having baptised her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14

An UGLY VIsrroR.--A shark nine feet in length
was captured in New York harbor on the 4th inst,
near one of the wharves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14

- WOOD II PEROT, ORNAMENTAL IR ON
- WORKS, Philadelphia, Pa, are now prepared TO fur;
nish at the shortest nnice ard the lowest prices all
orders for Iron Ratings for cemeteries public squares
buildings etc; Iron v randas Stairs Fountains Chairs Set
tees Tree Boxes Garden Vases Animals Satuary and Deco
ratve Iron Work generally. ..
Being in the center of the coal and districts where these
materials be had prices hebg
the olde most experienced and largest this
in the united a'es they furnish all their work lower
prices than and respectfully ask to
examine our nesgs etc. which in the hands of Mr. c. A.
MlITENBERtiER Sole Agent in New Orleans who pre-.
pared to give all information who authorized
by sell all work delivered of vessel AT Philadel.
pha, at our very lowest Philadelphia prices, -
WOOD & PERoT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14

ENNGLISH CAMEL COAL-THE MOST sUPE
y ror Coal in the world tor family usethe mis-
tress of all Camel. .... =
THREE THOUSAND BARRELS for sale cheap at No. IS
Exchange Place, opposite the Post-Ohce.
Psburg Love- Ohio Anthracite selling at the LOW
EST CASH PRICES.
sel4 I'm P. II, WILLARD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14
FOR ATCHAF FALAYA YER.

Leaves SATURDAY, 18th instant, at P. NJ.
~ FOR AT hkAPAS.-THE REGU-
lar aud staunch packet steamer Cora, T Grip,
tSdss.%Ls pom. master; Davis, clerk having been
thoroughly overhaued and repaired will her regular
trips throughout the entire commencing Saturday.
October lTth 1857. For Freight boird
to HAIL. ROOD PUTNAM,
Customhouse street
ola j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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FOR AZOO RIV Err.

Will leave WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. at 5 P. NJ.
~ FOR LEFLOREC, GRE EENWOOD
= Sidon, Yazoo City and Satartarhe elegant
rksseS&14 swift running passenger packet steamer AftOn
Jr., b. F. Powell, maser Jno. White clerk, will leave
the above and ALL intermediate landings For freight pas
sage apply on board, j. S. PAGAUD.
o5 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14
Leaves on ERID AY. the 10th inst. at M.
MEMPHIS Sand NEW ORLEANS

, r. ME- DPHiS and NEW ORLEANS
81 ACKET L1NE-Friday Packet-For Memphis
Issss4sA Helena, Napoleon Greenyle. and all internie
date landings, the splendid packet steamer Belfast Captain
w Way will be ready receive freight Thur day morning
the foot Of CT cd will leave above For freight
passage apply on board, orto j. II. FREL1GH,
Office nnder the ST Charles Hotel.
1-Ths Line Napoleon with regular Packets FOR
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with superior
Packets for St Lnnis and Louis Vile. ol3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14

Leaves every THURSDAY @ At s. r Nj posi,iysly.
l6aAgSt,6 senger packet ChOctav, Capt. j. NJ White
esEah lin place Of the passenger steamer Vicks
burg) will leave above Carolina Landing, Ashton
Pitchers Point skipwith's Landing Vicksbng, Grand Gulf
Rodney and all intermediate landings FOR
'te's"' VI p"''"s'' "pp' VI F. G. RANDOLPH L CO.,
saoc Union
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~. COAST PACKET sTEAME Err

NE. C1AsE FANhET SIIEAN Elk
e=Is4elAt.SS Bella DOnna-To and from New Orleans
IsssSsLu Bayou Sara. Fort Adams Wiiamsport. Port
Hudson all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA
VIM McCombs, master, will resume her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
leaving Orleans every Saturday evening, at O'clock
every Wednesday evening" the arrival Of the
cars from Woodylle
sA will the Levee to receive freight Thurs
day morning. .
particular attention paid to the receiving and landing Of
passepgess freight all hours Of The day and night
HOLMES II CIAUSS, IA TchOuptollas st,
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Leaves every SATURDAY; at leA N, =,

HS ~ IS01-ISJS--l.FtV
lsAAxGs&S urday, o'clock P. M.-REG ULAR SATUR.
ueessssssssEsA. uessssssssss<sseEEassaA. DAY PACKET. A
The magnificent passenger packet steamer Eclipse, L. W.
master will leave regularly above Commencing
on SATU RDAY the 18th Sepember for Baton Rouge Bayon
Sara Nachez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf
and For freight passage having un
surpassed accomm modatioTs, apply on board, or to
r GEO. Il. HITE CO., % Front street.
risThe Eclipse will take Yazoo River freight and
sign through bills ang for it. TO be rehipped at sburg
jy24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on THURSDAY. the 18th IL ST. at 5 ?. VI.
- REGULAR NJ MEMPHIS THURS

N.S REGULAR MEMPHIS THURS.
6aAalItse DAY Two Weeks packet steamer Peter Tel
ysss7 lon. John Box, er;-For aemphis, Helena,
Point Napoleon Gaines Landing and Gasor's Land
ngs Columbia Deer Creek, Greenve Argyle Landing Ken
lucky Bend Lake Washington, Point Worhingtoo, Grand
Lake Princeton Carolina Landing Ashton, Pitchers Point
Skipwh's Landing Lake Providence and all intermediate
landingsThe sunetor and swift rnnng passenger packet
above. For freight passage apply on board,
r. B, SMITH, 4 Tchoupitouas street.
oclO ]. S. PAGAuD, Advertising Agent.
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QUA HITA RIVER.

Leaves on THUKSDAI; I5lh inst a. + z NJ -
~ FOR OUACHTTA RIVER
@aAElh Trenton Monroe. Columbia IIarrsonbur Trini-
iseSI. ty and all Intermediate landings Ouachta
Black RiverS-The fine. fast running and light drght passen
ger packet silver Moon, J. W. Moore
Frank Moore clerk will leave For freight passage
apply board,
BALDWIN, HOLLAND & CO., 5 Front Ievee
The s. N. in connection with the steamer Young
America shippers rely their freight going through
without detention. ol2
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Leaves THURSDAY 18th inst. at P. NJ
. ~ - FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICk.
laMNEta66 man New Madrid Memphis Helena, Napoleon
l1szZ6 Vicksburg. and all intermediate andings-The
entirely light draught steamer Scot
land, H. C. McComes, master, will leave above For
freight passage apply on board or 70
j. F. ALLEN. Agent, Is Poydras st.
' J. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
freight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14
FOR RED RIVER,

Leaves WEDNESDAY. Oct IA, Mt P. N. Positively.
r. - FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND
aet9t Port CaddO, Benton, Shreveport Saint Maurice,
&=2&6 Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore and Alexandria. the
elegant and swift running packet Sum
beal Captain A. D. Denslow, will positively leave the
above aud all intermediate landings above For freight
passage, apply on board or to T. b. SMITH,
OLE TchOuptonlas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, at 8 NJ
REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
GNH The fine regular. fast passenger packet steamer
sattiaeh New Uncle Sam, Chns vsndusen, master,
R. H. Campbell clerk will for the above and all inter-
mediate landings above For freight apply
board. j. b. PAGAuD,
Ola Advertising Agent
Will freight for Cairo, Memphis, Helena Napoleon
nd all interim landings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14

have used the Oil. my4 6m&W
I LIGHTNING RODS-LIGHTNING RODS
N. NUTTING o ULD,
DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS-Orders left In Boz
No 6 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange will receive
ttentiop. az ly
NJU,TlCE TO OCAREGNTEfsS AND BUILDERS
Sawed Weather boarding. both rough and dressed
roS the very timber for S for rough
and $40 per for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers
Lumber sawed T. order.
aul9 6m STAR FLAMING Mills, Now Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. al s P NJ
r. FOR RJEFFERSON, SNIITHLAND

Leaves SATURDAY., 17th inst, at 3 P n.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
~ FOR HURRICANE AND CARO-
= lima Bluffs, Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campte,
s%A Grand Ecore, St. Maurice, Alexandria, Gorton's
LmdngThe elegant, light draught and fast running packet
steamer LeCOmte, G. Johnson master, s. Smith, clerk
will the and all intermediate landings
For freight or passage, amply on board. -
ola j. S. PAGAuD, ADV tsng Agent.
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DR.. j. SimmS White Liniment,


For all The purposes Of an External Remedy.
This Liuimcnt is cinincntly valuable in Rheu-
natism, NeurulS a, Palsy. Sore Throat and MumPs
it is uneq JAILED. Gout, Numbncss of the Limbs.
stiffness of the on,s, Toothachc Swe!lings Frost
cd Feet, Spruins Bruises, Burns and Scads, Chupp-
ed Hands, and Pains of every character. We need
not comment further Oh this invaluable Liniment,
than TO say it is highly appreciated an external
remedy wherever it is used in fact it to cs-
tablsh itself at once. We therefore place it at the
disposal Of the afflicted in this vicinity having the
utmost confidence i'll its utility for diseases requr-
ing an external application.
Dr.. j. Simms' Cholera Syrup.
This Syrup is undoubtedly tho best remedy
known for Dysenery and Darrhna in all their
various forms; Cramps, Collie, Cholera Morbus,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. Cramps and
Sickness in the Stomach, Cholera lnfantunl and
the summer diseases of Children. 1t is excellent
in Debility, Weakness, Relaxation and Chronic
Diseases affecting the stomach and Bowels and is
pleasant to the taste as well efectual in its ope-
ratons. This syrup contains no dceterious sub
stances either mineral vegetable; it is there
fore safe under all circumstances.
For many years the pr"Drieors have used these
remedies in private Practice with tho utmost sue
CAurioN.-plcase observe the written signature
bottle. thusJ Sims. NJ. b., none other is genuine
Fl, these remedies once aud you will never be
without them.
A liberal discount allowed the trade. Orders
promptly forwarded Prepared only by
DIR. }, SiMMS & son.
4h and Kin5 St<., Wiimta4ioa, Del.
,T-SoId by DR.. II. IL. Mitchell. EIkton; u. F.
Burton. Dover; 5. s. Hancc, Baltimore; and by
callers generally. may Gm*
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LIGHTNING.

KNOWING that the Public have been imposed
upon with inferior Lightning Rods, and feeling il
duty to inform them now, and where they can
be accommodated with various descriptions o!
Rods the subscriber will put them up follows
for three eli 5ht inch iron, four cts per foot; for nall
inch g. cts per foot; glasses and attachments each
cts. For solid Copper Points" slvered or gil,
25 cts each. This will make, Rod. say 80 TT in
length cost from 80 to $40, which will be warran
to be equally as good protection TO life and proper
ty as ant Lightning Rods advertised and erected
in this state except the following best five eight
iron ut 10 cts per foot glasses and attachments j
cts each; solid Pntna Points $500. including II
copper points and zinc bases; or from $500 to
S,6i according to the amount of Platinum
THESE Rops will meet the the requirements OF
the various Mutual and other Insurance compa-
MICS. SO as to enable the purchaser to claim, RE-
puCTioN IN INSURANCE.
Thousands of these rods have been in use foa
years in The United States, British and French
Navcs Arsenas and Lighthouses; also upon Girnru
and other Colleges, Churches and dwellings. &c
Nor ONE LIFE is known to have been lost where
other rods Also an entirely new and SUPERIOR
COPPER RoD Of n Tubular corrugated form with
a great amount of surface, possessing times
the conducting power of iron, will be put up as fol-
lows; viz % cts per foot including attachments;
Points at the above prices.
These superior rods manufactured at No
South seventh It Philadelphia, and will be put up
by }. j.. G ArcHEI. Elkton Md, together with ly-
draulc Rams Wheel Pumps, Wind Mills. Lead
Pipes &c. June % I'm
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Dissolution of C0-PartnerShip.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undcrsi gned under the name
and firm Of Tombstone X Hines, Black smiths,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm, will please
make immediate payment. and all those Ia
wing claims against IFS, will please present
them to james Tombstone. who is author
lied to make the settlements Of the firm.
JAMES TUUCilSTONE.
JOSEPH IIAINES.
Port Deposit Jan. |, 1851.
ryNIIE SMITHING BUSINESS, in all its
l. branches. will be continued by me. at the
old stand. Being a practical Machnist, |
will give prompt attention to the construc-
ton and repairs Of machinery.
| avail myself of this occasion, to offer my
most sincere thanks for the pat. onage here
tofore bestowed on the late firm, and hope
by strict attention to business, and an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public,
to cntitle myself toa continuation Of its favor.
JAMES TOUClISTONE.
Smith 6 Machinisi
Port Deposit, Jan. 8, '57-tt
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GLEN N d ALE
F q n Al E.
TTNH1S beautiful Estate will be sold bar
Il gain. 1t is situated two miles north ives


TTNHIS beautiful Estate will be sold bar
l. gain. 1t is situated two miles north west
from ftkton, and contains
800 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The cleared land (about one half Of the
farm,) is in d good state of cultivation, and
particularly adapted to a grazing or dairy
farm, a large portion being meadow with water
in every field, and the advantage of the mar
kets Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, three Or
four times day. The Woodland tthe bal
ance Of the fitrm) is heavy timberes with
WHITE OAK, Of which it is supposed 1000
Trees can be cut, Black Oak, Hickory, Wal
nut Beach, Poplar, &c. The Buildings en-
bracing all necessary for first class farm are
in good order, as also, the fencing. There
is an Orchard Of Apples, Peaches, and Pears
Of the best quality. On this property there
isl valuable MlLL-SEAT with the race al
ready dug, it embraces all the waters of Elk
Creek, on which there are many Factories,
Furnaces, GrSt and Saw Mills.
This Farm can be easily divided, giving
the division an equal quantity of wood and
cleared Land. No place in the state is more
healthy or has better water.
Mr.. White residing on the place will show
it, and for additional information direct to
me at Baltimore,
july 4-3t. W. c. GLENN.
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office to dl.ati,urs

'If1liS is to give no ice that the subscriber
4 OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans ConiI of said county, letters Of adj
hlnistfaiion ON the personal estate of Thomas
). Thomas, late OF said county, deceased .
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly autken-
ticatcd. on or before the 10Th day of June
1898, they may otherwise, by law, be cxclud-
ed from all benefit Of said estate, All her
sons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of June.
1891. ANN THOMAS
Administrative Of T. S Thomas. deed.
TeSt-R. d. LAMAR, Reg. [June 20, '5G Ct
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I'illS is to give notice, that the subscriber
l. OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of adj
hilnisfration On the personal estate Of FriSbv
Lloyd, late of said county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warnci to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly autlrn.
tlcated, on or before the 18th day of May,
1898. the! may otherwise. 10y law, be exc!ud
ed from al, benefit Of said estate. All per.
sons ind chicd 20 said estate are rcuues trl to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under nay hand this 10th day Of Jugc
1897. JOHN Il PRICE. Adm r
Dc Boni> Non, of FriSby Lloyd. decd
Tcst--k. ID. LAMAR, Reg IJunc 20, 81 G,
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Notice TO Creditors.

Wills Is to give notice, that the subscriber
L ol Cecil county, hath obtained from the
orphans ConrI of said county, letters Of adj
mlnislrat'on on the personal estate of Thos
u, o'aJ ton, iatc of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thcrcofduly anthem
ticatcd, on or before the 25th dav of Nav.
1898, they may otherwise, by law, be exclud-
ed from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 10th day of June.
1857. JAMES AI,EWJS
administrator OF Thos Il Clayton decd
Test-R. ID. LAMAR, Reg TJune 20, 81 Ct
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CHALLENGE.

The undersigned will challenge any one
Of the manufactures, or agents of kctchum $
Moving and Reaping Machines Combined, to
cut acres of wheat and 5 acres Of grass, on
farm now selected near this Town, each
party having the right of choosing one judge
and the two to choose a third-Whose Ma
chine cuts the gain and grass the quickest
and best to Receive a reward from the lnos-
ing Machine OF two hundred Dollars-The
challenge is offered to ketchum,s Machine
on account of it being set down as No -.
which IS the Machine, | want to compete
with Il Neu Machine to bv used Manny,s
Ma .hne. Il. A. WATSON
June 2lnd 1857 Newark Del
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A COUNTY MAD

HE undersigned is now canvaSsinr. to
ascertain If the number of subscribers will be
SUFFICIENT to justify the above undertaking,
ana VIII Thankfully receive any encourage
ment III that way. Citizens whom by acct.
den', ne may not call upon, or find at home
ana VINO WISH TO favor the work, will plcas-
sign IN either OF the subscription books, which
VIII he found at J. II. Browns, EIkton Post
Office; K. l.. Thomas Store. North East: O,
j. j. llcckart's Office, Port Deposit.
SIMON j. MARTENET,
June 90, 1857 Baltimore.
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ELKTON WRITING
ACADEMY,
In The Office formerly occupied b
George Eari, Esq.

In the Office formerly occupied by
George Earl, Esq.
~ SHERBROOKE & son, are now pre-
Il pared to instruct in Practical and Or
nomcntal Penmanslip.
TERMS.-S5.O 90 for Twelve Lessons, ex-
elusive Of stationary. One half in advance.
No Discount for neglect Of lessons on part
of the Pupil.
Room open from o'clock A. NJ. to 10 o.
clock z. NJ. Exclusively for Ladies from / |
O'clock A. NJ. to p. NJ.
All who wish to avail themselves of the SER
vices of successful and experienced Teachers,
will do well TO make early application, as Their
engagements at their Commercial Acadamy in
Washington, y. G. will make their stay in
E'kton limited. Numerous highlyrespectable
references given.
All Interested will please call and examine
our specimens Of Penmanshtp and mode of i'll
siruction. july IT.
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ITI. y IN I1T4 y y u 7
North East. Cecil Go. Md
THE LARGEST CHA !

A ND FURNITURE ESTABLISHN"Nr ~
"a THE CITY ATlll0TS GAY STA,
WAnERooMs, No. % and q NoRTn u Jay SIRE r..
near FAYErTE, whore is kept always ON hand "
made to order, every style of French TETE-A-
TErEs. in Plush Hair Cloth, or BrOcatcllo
French Full Stuff and Medallion PAHLoR ARM
CHAIRS, Carved PARLoR CHAIRS, in sets; Sor'
half French Spring Mahogany and Wal'..: .,ior
CHAIRS; RoCKISG CHAIRS, STUFF SPRING '-r g,
rs, CHAMBER SUITS, CANE CHtInS and ho@Kt%G
CHAIRS; Bar-room, Office and Dining On uu.. in
Oak. Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane, W ocd or
md RoCKING CnAIRs.
Gilt and plain frame Looking Glasses OF every
variety. and all kinds of Beds and Hair and iius!l
Mattresses. a. MAIiliOr,
Nos % and 81 North Gay st, near Fayeuc.
May Is ly BALTIMORE