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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

communication was read from Mr.. George l.
Stearbs, Chairman of the Massachusetts, Kansas Com
mittee, stating that there still remain in Kansas for
distribution this Winter about 400 packages of cloth
ing worth about $4,000, which g. 600 is yet to be
paid for freight. The Massachusetts, Committee has
not the funds at hands to pay this sum- but can make
it up with the amount which lies at the disposal OF
these ladies. 1t was therefore decided to remit it to
Mr.. Stearps, accompanied by the following letter;
To George J.. Stearns, esq:
SIR: The New-York City Ladies Kansas Aid So.
cety transmit to your the sum OF sSi5 a. raised
by them for the benefit Of Kansas. In committing II
to you they stpulate only that it shall be applied to
those parties Of settlers in the Territory who from
misfortune are unable to provide for their present
" wants"
Yours, respectfully and in behalf of the New-iork
CITY Ladies Kansas Association.
Wy c. NJ. SEDGWlCK President.
Mrs WV. NJ. EvARTs Secretary.
Nttr. York Sept II, 1851.
The St ciety then dsbanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

BURNIsG FLUID CAsUALTY.-On Wednesday even
irg Joseph PLalon lad nine years of age who lived
No. $50 East Eighteenth street. was in the act of
hIi'g h,id lamp, when younger brother lighted a
i ach and, coming up cautiously behind him. pushed
the match in, o the fluid. The lamp Immediately ex
ploded as aso the can, ard set Josephs clothes on
fire. The little fellow screamed for help but before
the flames could be quepched he was burned in a
shocking manner. A physician, who was soon in at
tendar ce, could do but little nothing for the suffer-
ing lad, and he Died coon afterward. Coroner Perry
yesterday held an inquest the body and tina Jury
rendered verdict of death by burns by his clothes
accidentally taking fire by the explosion of fluid
lamp. The younger brother, who applied the match
to the fluid, was also severely burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

ACCIDENT AT FULTON FERRY.-About 6c'cock
last evening fatal accident occurred at the Fulton
Ferry BY which a newsboy named james Morrissy
was crushed to death between the dock and the fen
ders. as the ferry.bost Whitehall was coming in the
slip. The boy was sitting on the stripgplece OF the
dock, and owing to sudden lurch Of the boat the
Tenders were forced up. He resided at No. 81 Ply
mouth street, and was about Is years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.-Coroner Perry held an
inques. at No. 2il Sixth street. the body Of Ellen
Duffy little girl years of age who was burned to
death. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Duffy placed
the deceased ard another Of her children together in
bed and left the room for short time. Som after
ward hearing loud screams in her bedroom, she to
the spot and discovered the bedclohes and the cloth
ing of her little girl, Ellen, fire. With all possible
dispatch Mrs. Duffy extnguished the flames, but be-
fore the FIRE was put out the child fatally burned.
Death ensutd the following night The other child in
the bed al the time was severely burned. the evil
dence taken before the Coroner did not show how the
fire originated, but is supposed that the deceased
child ob,aLed match from the shelf and lighting it
against the wall set the bed on fire. Toe Jury
dered verdict of death by burns accidentally received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

PREsrsTArIos.-Yesterday afternoon A. Fl Stout
enburgh, one Of the clerks in the Police Commission
et's Office, was presented with massive gold ripg
gift from the pilots of the port of NewYork, in con-
alteration Of services rendered them during the last
session of the Legislature, while Mr.. Stoutenburgh
was a doorkeeper in the Senate The presentation
was made by Henry Harbnsen, New-iolk pilot, in
behalf of the Committee and the recipient responded
in nrl per terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

MoRr TIcKEr SwISDLrSG.-On Monday last,
man by the name of Nathaniel Merrill, who had come
to this city for the purpose of taking passage on the
steam for California. in looking fer the ticket office
Of the United States mail steamship Company, being
attracted by the signs and placards of the swinding
ESTABLISHING ut of man named Francis +. Fo vler, on
the corner Of West and Chambers streets went in aud
inquired Of the proprietor the price of tickets. He
was answered by Fowler that the price $500 each
ticket A. the amount asked was higher than be had
anticipated, he inquired Of Fowler whether his was
the regular Office of she Company. Fowler assured
bin that ii was, and cautioned him against purchasing
anywhere ese as if be did, he would be sure to fall
into the hands of the Phisnes. The pacsrds Of the
United States mail steamship Company, with the nsms
of Mr.. Raymond the agent, upon them, being placed
in ficut of Fowers place. seemed TO confirm Powlers
statement that it was the Office he was seeking.
Fowler told Nerr, that he could secure two tickets,
which 10 wanted BY psyisg him saS, which herin&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

TIE LATE FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-An in
quest was held at the New York Hospital by Coroner
Perry on the body of VIM. ID. Gordon, the brakeman
formerly employed on the New-York and Erie R,il'
road, who died on Wednesday afternoon, in conse.
querce Of compound fracture of the thigh and other
Injuries received by being over by car at or near
the Sufferns Staten, published in Thursdays TRlB-
usE. No blame appeared to be attached to any one
connected with the train but the occurrence accord
mg to the testimony offered, was purely accidental.
The jury rendered verdict to that effect. The de-
ceased was a years Of age and natve of New-York
He lived near where he run over, and has left
family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

Mr.. Edwin Bellman, whose name Is meo'i'neu IN
Ackeman's receipt book as furni'bl0g ensra'ihsS,
feels aggrievsd that hi. name should have appeared
in CONNECTION with the expose of obscene literature
since as it appear, by the date Of the recep. the work
va. done before The Venus Miscellany was started
and consisted of two wood-cuts, which he hiss shown
us TO prove them entirely free from any objection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

New LoDGL OF FREE MAsoss At MOUNT VERNON.
The Hiawatha Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons
of Mount Vernon, Westchester Co, which was organ
lied about fortnight ago, Wednesday evening last
gave an invitation to the residents of this village to
visit their rev ball. A large number of ladies and
gentlemen embraced the opportunity of examining the
interior of the ROOM which is hereafter to be devoted
exclusively to the mysterious sayings and doDgs ofthe
Brotherhood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY On Wedne sday even
ing at an early hour as Mr. Voorhees, Of No, 10 Tenth
street, ard his wife, were walking along the Fourth
avenue Immediately in front of the cottage houses be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, they were
suddenly surrounded by band of twenty or twenty
Eve iufaps who shouted at the top OF their voices
"Tberes the son of b-h," "Cut his ID heart
out" "Kill him." " Kill him. Two of the gang
pnor ed his arms and in struggling to protect his wife,
Mr. V. was thrown violently upon the sidewalk, bis
pockets rifed, and a valuable gold watch taken from
his fob. Mrs. voorhees,, in attempting to reach her
husband from whom che had become separated by the
,owdes, was also thrown upon the sidewalk, but e''
csped bodily injury. Mr. voorhees, received severe
cut below the eye with some sharp instrument.
At the time this dsstardy outrage was perpe,rated
IA quarter before o'clock there were many ladies'
and gentlemen passing up and down the avenue
There was no unusual crowd in the street un.i TINS
well-organized band Of highwsymen mace ther aP
psarapce. The fellows came up silently a'd upon
surrounding their victim, set up their hdeou' soouF'
in order that the passersby might receive tue ip'e
zion hat ii was only drurkeu, rowdy fight. MI '.
tays the garg seemed composed young men irol 10
to 20 years of age and from the time the a'a' was
ced until the rufans left for parts uuso,"n'
not more than two or three minutes expHeu' u
said that gentleman wss robbed in similar manner
weyenpps since in the same neigbborhood.
II would be well for Inspector Bennett u 10! s0h'
trap to catch these nocturnal highwaymen'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

Crncvr1 CouRrCaendsI for =. nv % az ss ss g.
o., 20, II. 70. Is, "A, Is Is. q. 10 ~, ~ w. ''
&C. 80 " g. 81 e5, g. 81. &c. %, io'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

LADIES KANSAS AID.-The Ladies New-York
City Kansas Aid Society held its final meeting yester-
day, at No. 10 Lamaitine place, to determine upon
the disposition of the money in the hands Of the
Treasurer.
Mrs Edward Cook the Treasurer, Ieported that She
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

For EUROPE. - The steamship Kangaroo, Capt
effreys, sailed yesterday at noon for Liverpool with
~ cabin and 223 steerage passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

COURT OF SEssIONs-Before Judge N orrH 8hd
Associates Emmons and SehooDmsker In chs Court yester
and ent need 20 pay Of $50 and be Imprisoned in toe
P.nensry three months and three months sddtiona IN oe
fault of paying the tine. -. Nh
Jon Collins was convicted Of assault and battery on nosh
w Dury.s and sentenced to pay fine Of 10 or b. eom
M.Iy Butler wss convicted Of grand larceny 10 nasns
stolen som, fur. and dresses from Mrs mstns WIN wa a.
che re,id,d servant, and wss sentenced 70 0's'
two years allowed 10
jaime. Yates and Simon Kelly two boy. r,s -
plead guilty Of petit larceny under the the aot OF l "
10 minors. They indicted for grand larceny an Iobu
Charles Watson placed on tins. ob aT mr. iy firing
Cnnninshsm prblIc wstchmsn % Atlantic pota "a shs
yi,tci s lin. The jury had not returned 'e'''''
l,u al, vueA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

The SAILING OF THE ADRIATIc AGAIN POSTPONED.
The sailing of the steamship Adriatc has again been
postponed and the Baltic is announced to take her
place on the och inst. The delay is in consequence
of some work that has yet to be performed and which,
is feared cannot be completed as soon as was an
ticpated.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
orrucn OF THE cHrraA1 Bo.nD er COMMISSIONERS,


rI..- ..sf aa CRY OF NEW ORLEANS
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORs OF THE
~ Third and Eighth Wards In the city New Orleans;
The election ordered for THURSDAY the
Of December 1851 by virtue Of the Proclamation OF the
the first day of December 1851 will be held following
named places Each poll will be known and designated fol-
lows and the said election will be held under the supernen
dence Of the following named Commissioner
FIFTH PRECINcT-PoH No. One-At the Engine House Of
Fire Company No Tchoupitouas
Wilhelmus Rogart.
Poll Ttro-At Franklin School House. on ST. Charles
street. between Grod and Julia streets Commissioners L. E.
Simonds, John I. Jeter, ]. N. Dick. +g.
SIXTH PRECEcr-Pou One-At the Engine House. corner
of Perdido and Carondeet streets Commissioners r. H.
Fraser, A. G. Wilson, Jonathan Potter.
Poll No. IcoAt the Engine House of Fire Company
Grod street. between ST. Charles and Carondeet
Commissioners t. L. Bsyne, James McPherson L. Tracy
SEVENTH PREoINcr-Pou No. One-At the Engine House Of
Fire Company No IA, Common street. Maras
Commissioners James Lindsay Josiah Cole George Graham
Poll No. TtooAt the School House st. John street.
tween Girod and Julia streets Commissioners George W.
Patterson H J. HILL P. G. Cuveler.
Tree-A the Fisk School House. corner of Perdido
and Franklin streets Commissioners Geo Rareshde A. W.
Scates John A. Jaques.
EIGHTEENTH PREcINcr-Pou One-At the Engine House
Of Fire Company No. g. Victory street; Commissioners
Emile Mary, s s Relf, r. G. Labarre
Poll No TnoAt the of Elysan Fields and Craps
streets Commissioners E. Salvatory, R. Stephenson C. f.
Fassy.
NINEfRENTH PREcINcr-PoU One-At Mexican Gulf
Railroad Depot Commissioners Joseph Cuyeliier, David
Shckney. George Hooper. Ef.I
Poll No. Tro At the OF Washington Avenue and
Morales street, Commissioners Outlet Leonidas NJ Mararo,
Joseph y. Crusson. b f..f :
By order of Genital Bos'd of Commissioners
di0 J. AID. ROZIER. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
BUREAU CENTRAL DEs CoNMIssAIREs, J
FiLLH DE LA NoUvEILR. ORLEANS, !

BUREAU CENTRAL CoNMIssAIREs,2
T ViLLH DE LA NoUvErLH. ORLEANS, )
-. Decembre, 1857.
detection ordonnee pour JEUDI, dxsept dacembre 1857
proclamation de rhonoable Charles NJ Waterman
Ia willie de la Nouvele Orleans daee du
1885, tenue aux eux cidessous desgnes Chaque Poll
ct designe suit de election era
le contr6le des commsssRires suivans
compagnie No Tchoupoula coin la Naches
commssares Thomas j. Beck, Ernest Toledano, Whelmus
Bogart
Poll DeupA r6coe franklin ST. Charles. les
GiIod ct Julia commissaes L. H. Smond, John Te
ter, j. N Dick. H.
Perddo Carondelet commissses R. a. Fra
SER A. J. Wilson, Jonathan Potter. .4..
Poll No Dep-A Ia case pompe do Ia compagne No s,
rod les StCharles ct Carondeet; comnsaires
]. Il. Bayne, JAS Mcpherson, E. l. Tracy.
SErTEME PhECINCT-IOH No INA Ia case pompe de Ia
compagnie No a. de la Commune pres de Ia Maras
commssares James Lindsay Josiah Cole George Graham
Poll No Deu1-A recole de Ia StJohp entire les
Grod ct Julia saires: George W Patterson H. J. HILL
p. O. Cnvelter
Poll No Trois-A pecoe Fisk AL coin des rues Perddo ct
franklin commissares Geo Rareshide A. W. Scates John
A. jacques
DIxHulTlEAE PREcNc1-PoR No INA la case pompe de
la compagnie No de la Vctoire; commssaires Emile
Marie, j. 5. Ref, P. G. Labarre.
Poll No DettrAu coin des Champs Eysees ct Craps
commssaires: II. Salvaory, T. ephenson, G. F. Fassy
DIxNENvIEME PREcINcT-PoH No INA la gare du chemin
de fer du Collie du Nexqne: commsaires Joseph Cuvier
David Stickney, George Hooper ...T.. ~ ...
Poll No DeAI-Au coin de PAvenne Washington de Ia
Morales commissioners Outlet Leondas NJ. Mararo Joseph
d. Crussop
Par ordre du bureau central des commissares.
do j. AID. RoZIER, Sacretaire
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
ELECTION NOTICES.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS 4
NOTICE OF ELECTION IN CoNFoRM1TY
~ vit Resou,ion No sSos e the Common Councl Of the
will be held on THURSDAY, lfth December inst
In the Third Ward, for Assistant Aldermen the VA
cances occasioned by the designations of n Bailey
Campbell. .zr-.t ~ r4glIlt.-y
In the Eighth Ward for Assistant Alderman h the
vacancy accustomed by the resignation Of p DeLabarre
The election will be held under the provisions Of
pointed by the Central Board Of according
TO law. 5Ts CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN,
d3 Hs'-ra.a ] Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

SPALDIsG ~ q HqsEEs, {ssaEss MUSEUM AND AhPHI-
St. Charles street. corner Of Csmmsrea1 Pscs.
e 2 + sossI. ssos,a,ax .Eusns. N;n.s.r
Henry Rsrsshids.. .Tisssaier
AaI.:,en cs.: Children sas.. Servants
Ss9s 81 % soSs NEW 1sAEs I'd EaHh
p.s.9 s S Z s.ss Il i, !: s ssr.a s.
.ss ssa
..s nxS DIETAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB.
say SAY j: Z: ssSsssss & 5:ss. e is sAIsS as
s.:s. nile .se,s.sss 81 81 q
IS = BONNIE s LAssrE
"a es bs IMP Glencoe, out 81 Nm
g. Hysss xssss a..s LITTLE CORPORAL ,, Imp.
aberpea soS s'sssts @ |
two more start The second hsIse to receive $50 Of tho
l. r Wells gr. e cALvIT. By Imp Yorkshire. ont
2 aIs.Sa r.sor e. :. BONNIE LAssIE, By Imp
s. ssSYs voae.r gu. Of H.
7. Sns.n.n e. ELIZA LOGAN, BY Frosty.
The JOCkEY CLUB RACES will the 9Th Of
TgEsi,AY. bh-Purse sSOo heats three miles ll
WEDNESDAY, 6th-Purse 5000 heats miles, lF't7
THURSDAY, 7th-Purse 500; q heat OF two miles
SANE DAY-Pnrse 5000 hoass mile ,jssl. ~ n
SATURDAY, eth-Purse $l20e; heats four miles
The entrance money. ave cent the the
purse VIII go to the second hose
dlo Y .--.----- - SIDNEY STORY. ssers..ry.
THE LIVING. sKELETON-THE GREATEST
Living wonder j. years Of ase and weigh. only
SO pounds He has NO FLESH Arms Legs Or BODY;
been visited ~ nearly half million different
tions q United ststes the ONLY LIVING SKELETON
THE WORLD-and he i without exception Greatest
Living Curiosity ever exhibited n Esw 0rlssns:
Turning White. silTiIT -
Will exhibit. until further notice, OPPOSITE THE ST.
1 s@Admisson, Is eents. ds 81.
/ GARTER u WELLS, MUsEUm OF LIVING
~ WONDERS-Now at los ST. Charles street. opposite
the St. Charles Theater. l's $50
The following extraordinary combination Of attractions
The Great Mexican Indian GIANT nearly feet hikh Is,
pounds in weight and ls years Of age
nearly lS years old, and bnt 36 inches high
Also the wonderful DOU BILE HEADED CHILD born alive
having 20 heads four two noses two mouths
4 The CHIEF Of the Puebla Indians. fs :.
10 addition the above Of the human family the following
The MAMMOTH BOA CONSTRUCTOR, nearly 80 feet /,
Length a Td ysghinF Spre5Ss cnSn e see pounds.
The CAMEDQ 1 feet long.
!, ADORNED ROOSTER, and splendid series OF Cosmo
| rsmic Views. etc. s ls..l4e H7.a
ssPricss Admission 5 cents Children and Servants
| cents. tlas4s U s-5fs55t Attr d7 n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

SUCCESSION OF JAMES HANLEY.
BY TOURING 4 THOMAS, Auctioneers.
Office 10 Exchange Alley.
CATURDAY, the 26th December, 1857, at
. IL o'clock. M in the Rotunda Of the St. Louis Hotel by
virtue of an order from the Hon. p H. Morgan Judge of the
Second District Court of New Orleans dated September H. 1851
No. H. 1877, for account of said succession
EDUARD, grif boy about lS years. 4s
AcTEkMS-lIash.
of before R. j. Kerr notary public, at the
of Thar DurchaE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
SUCCESSION DE JAMES HANLEY.

SUCCESSION DE JAMES HANLEY.
PAR TOURNE 4 THOMAS, Encanteurs.
Bureau 70 Exchange Alley.
SAMEDI, lie 26 decembre, 1857, a midi, dams
y la rotonde de rH6te -. Louis yertu dun odIe de
Honorable Deuxeme Cour de District de In
du II septembre 1851 No. l9 pour compte de Ia
dite succession
EDWARD grifon age d'cnviron Is ans
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lacte de par devant K. JKerr notnire public.
d5 II 1926
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
SHERIFFS SALES.

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ds.sas j. prsesdsrss Il sxnEDf = = ss IL sxss
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Rev Srl.... kss1s Il .sss $iss e isss sss. a -
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s fin !. sSsSaais Ssa Is 81 ea e ss sTons ,.,. J.
tor, which can e It my oaes y 'n''
TsRasnesss III Z rs aSops op ,ss ss.; .no,.
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suresse rnonetanle Troisie de District
uans nnMfe q oessus pocederai 1e IA
hEul e &c oeeemore ioo a5 heues r NJ les heux N
| Senie pnnnqne 81 d1udcntion ae-. - =.
sChares No Al dams i remier n;strct a. catsa .i
invenare daposs en- mon bureau pour recours ' ''" 90
ssisi dams fanairs ci-dsssus.
-. :. a. =. 7. PARKER, s4s5a
dll u z . % shstif de L PAroisae d'OsissnA
Co.. -, r,, ~,-r,, -, $50 = - :, - :
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr SClTf W NEW OKLEAhS VI J.
X q new ns!esns. } Y. poLaotE-No l2s6O. N
| RA,SAkAAUE y OF WK1I O1 nofl 1nc10s 20 10
airec ed bS tns honoapls the second nirct Court q
S,eans u ne NY ve VIII proceed 70 s1a
puonc aScnon az me Gy hos common street
camp AnQ MhgaAne stfeels on ESDAf the lhh dsy q
January 1863 at ~ O'Clock M the following deacrhed
cry, VIM ~ ON ~, ,,o,,,,r, 3
A CERTAIN LoT OF GkOUND situated in the Sc -
meax
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
PUI4GIAN'S TWO GRAND TOMBOLAs!
5000 PRIZES EACH.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE-One for Christmas
One for New Year-Tckets, One Dollar each.
These Toboas consist each of 5000 Articles whose
value the retail price, amounts 203 each Tombola
any the patrons Tombolas them
Selves examination of the Prizes ready for inspec-
ton the object of these Tomboas make money but
insure rapid sales.
ng-The articles are Fresh Goods imported this fall.
The public earnestly requested to call and examine and
they will acknowledge these Tombolas be worthy of their
patronage and that
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS ARE THERE.
The Tonbolas will come off
DECEMBER "a AND 81
And patrons invited the Drawing.
ce will be numbered and children will each
box the nnmbers of which will designate Przeand
until the whole 5000 numbers drawn.
/. PULGIAN, Turkish Bazaar,
"a 81. Charles ST., opposite St. Charles Hotel.
N. B.-No CANDY in these Tombolas. n25 tJal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
WINES AND LIQUORS.

MAREIuT BISANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
ll appointed Agent the old established house of AR
BOUIN MARETT Co. for the sale Of their very superior
Brandes also sole Of The Justly rouney
prices Cognac be shipped direct any
the Union supply constantly hand Samples be
at the store of -'
s. WOLFF,
nI7 ly Corner of Gravier street and New Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
FANCY GOODS.

n r.. STEVEES q CO.,
1xpoRrEss AND wHoLEsALE DEALEss
CUTLERY, Guns. PIsTOLs,
PzRYUxzRY. FANCY sooDs
PAPER, STATIONERY. SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS,
ss, - Playing Cards. ete.,, i;
- SAND 81 coMoN STREET. xEwoRLEAzs.
The subscribers invite the attention Of Cisy md Ccusy
Dealers to their extensive asorent u Goods sdspssd W
every branch Il trade We receive Goods direct from
the Nanafactsrsrs, both Foreign and Domestic md are
sbed to offer them dealers low any other houss I'm
the country. s55 Ea4 - HSt5
We have received by ships Marcia Grssnlsaf and oss
late arrivals dees from the manufacturers, large asso
ment off, s5a saSs
Joseph Rodgers Sons Fine Poeks. curLRRy.E
| RAzoEs, in cases
! 7Ses ;. ... =. SCISSORS, !.
wostenholm's Fine Pocket CUTLERY. "a ~
WAS. Butchers ~. NsFst
| wade Butchers Fine RAZoRs.
K English Doublc GUNs--rsal Twist Y, 5a5f 5gs.
| .4sts,.. &c.. ~. Damascus s.' ia4 -
1 Butchers Table CUTLERY. 5a. -ss3it
| ~ American ]. ivory Hssdlsd
Eley's Double Waterproof CAPS. n
4 Genuine French q, ID. a
English Bowie and Sheath KNIVES.
/ Hunting KNIVES Ebony Handles. 81
English and German SCISSORS. %
4 American and English SHEARS. sa
Il German SCISSORS ard SHEARS. on eards
Lemsn's superior American RIFLEsy
Also, large stock Of the following
q silver Plated Goods.
TABLE SPOONS
las TABLE FoRKs
> DESSERT FORKS '
sI CASTERS,
!, IVORY COMBS superhne Nos ito ls
" Nspia. ultr.,
BUFFALO DREssING--Fine assortment.
INDIA RUBBER DRESSING Fine assortment
il :. TUCK 5
;. :. SIDE, 8 to linchss' f,
IS :. ;. ROUND.
II SHELL sIDE-Great variety.
!. TUCK ).
: :. POCKET :. s.
/, DRESSING CoMBs.
IN spectacles, Hooks, Eyes, etc.
a. Silver sPECTACLEs esg
Silver Plated Great assortment.
\. German Silver Spectacle CASES. ltt ls'
Silver Plated .. 5D f