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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
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Eay, The Tennessee Legislature has
passed law ITO prevent abuses in NUM-
cipal corporations, preventing the officers
Of such corporations from contracting
for any work to be paid for out Of the cor
porslion treasury"
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IT, The Mobile Register says that in
addition to the 400 fIibusters who sailed
with Walker from that port, about $50
have gone from other ports Of the United
States on sailing vessels, thus making the
total between seven and eight hundred
men.
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LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue of decree Of the Chanccry
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced Au-
gust Term. A. D.. 1857, in the cause Peter
Simmons VS. Bersheba Simmons. ct ais, will,
on the 18th day Of December next, in the
town of Salem, sell forty acres of land, part
of WIN. Simmons tract, on a credit Of one,
two and three years, starting the biddings at
$500. The purchasers will be required to
give bond and security for said lands and a
lien retained on same until purchase money
is paid. HU. FRANCIS, c. d. NJ.
Nov - prsfee 81 40. ...... .t
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LOTTERIES in GEoRGIA.--The Legis-
lature of Georgia has unanimously
pronounced lotteries to be a curse and
a swindle. 1t is thought that at the
expiration of the present charters for
lotteries no more will be gran ed.
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How TO BECOME UNmApPY.-ln the
first place, if you want to be misera'
BILE, be selfish. Think all the time OF
yourself and Of your own things
Don't care about anybody else. New
er think of enjoying the satisfaction of
seeing others happy; but rather, if
you see a smiling face, be jealous. lest
another should enjoy what you have
not. Envy every one who ia better off
in any respect than yourself, think
unkindly towards them, and speak
slightly ofthcm. Never yield a point.
Be jealous of your friends, lest they
should not think enough ofyou. And
if at any time, they should seem to
neglect you, put the worst consiruc-
ION upon it you can.
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U In pceling onions, pat large
needle in the mouth. half in and half
out. The needle attracts the bulb,
and any number may be peeled with
out cfecting the eyes.
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New Orleans, Dec. 3.

New Orleans, Dec. ..
Cotton sales 100 bales. Prices lEgeg
ular and lower. Too unsettled to quote,
Receipts 5000 bales.
Sugar lower; fair 4&M5lc.
MoIasses 2lc. Other articles remain
unchanged,
New York, Dec. 3.
Money market inactive. Large guam
,tes offered on call! at & per cent, with
out takers.
The news by the America has depress
ed stocks.
New York, Dec. 4.
Cotton heavy; declined &c; mddlInS
lie.
Flour unsettled.
Wheat-Rcd l.20O1. 80.
Cincinnati Dec. 4.
Money stringent. Exchange on New
York Il to 2 per cent premIum'
Grain unchanged.
Whisky Tn.
Mess Pork 1904. Hogs 43@5!.-
Lard 9Ml0,
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NJ A wise man will speak well Of
his neighbor, love his wife, take the
Journal and pay for it in advance.
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SsHaI GsE s.ANgb.

SALE GsF s.ANRb.
Bell & Counts, Adm'rS,
.Tobn Cuun s, CT ais.
By v ,iue OF decree Of the Chancery
Cou,t ct Wlnche>iof, Tenn, pronounced Au-
gust Te1n, 1881 in the foregoing couse, |
will, oa inc 2i,h of this monih, sell before
he Court House door in Winchester, Tenn,
Two ,racis Of land, one Con,oiniug 30 acres.
he otaer containing ~ acres, lying in Flank
lin Coanty. on he waters Of Robinson creek,
The 50 10 be on u credit Of IL months oud the
purchaser to give bond ard security and a
lien retained until purchase money is paid.
HU. FRANCES, c g. NJ.
Deco I'd pfsiee 3 90
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he The Syracuse Journal says that
81 fugitive slaves arrived in that city last
month.
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Why is a loafer in a printing Office
like shade tree?
Because we are glad when he
lcQues. s....
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Do Why is dead duck like q
dead doctorl Because both have
stopped Quacking.
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U A lawyer in one of the wes-
tern courts lately threw u cane at
another's head. The court required
him to apologize for it. lie did so,
and added ......
while am about it. | may as well
apologize beforehand for throwing
another cane at him the first chance
get 1856 .-l
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ORITUT ARIES

From and after this date (November 1st fs5 we shall
allow TEN LINES for an obituary. but all over that will be
charged at the rate OF one dollar for every ten lines
less. We WILL NOT VIOLATE THIS RULE FOR ANY
PERSON, and shall continue TO keep this notice stand
inc, so that no ono may DO surprised when Cur bill |. pre-
,snt,d pr "a ment.
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OFFER
THE HOME JOURNAL,

FOR 1858,
Will contain a Fifty. Dollar Prize Tale,
and be improved in various respects
The subscription price is two dollars, but
in connection with one Of the following
three dollarmagazines, we offer
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~ Hon. Chas II. Williams, died II
few days ago.
Dangerous counterfeit $40 bills on
the Bank of Hamburg, 5. G., are in
circulation.
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STATE OF TENN EsSEl,.

Chanccy LOuFl az Wlnchester Tor FfankIIH CLu1I
Clerks Office, Nov. q, 1857.
lanes NJ Bu,rough, ct ais. VS.. w Grady, Ell ais.
IN motion of compa nas, and il appearing to the sat
" isRCtion Of the Ger and Master that defendant W.
Grady is nonresident of the State of Tennessee, so that
Mc ordinary process of Jaw cannot be served on him.
It is, therefore, ordered that publication he made in
the Home Journal newspaper publ he'd III the town of
Winchester, c ncssee, for three successive weeks re-
curing said nonresident def dant to make his personal
appeaancc before the Hon. Judge of our next Chacey
COuri to be holden in the town of Winchester, on Wed
neSday after the third Moday in February eX and plead
answer or deiur to complaE2 ats bl, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing, cXpae as to
him. Attest, HU. FkaNCls, I. NJ,
Dcc5 st prs fee 90
DlANO FOR SALE. gFsaAs S+TsH
have fine Piano, in good order ~ S5.Iaa99
which will sell FIFTY DOLLARS cleappY q 7 "
or tan one like it can be purchased in New York CITY,
Apply soon.
r. A. PARISH,
ncc5 I'm Winchester.
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WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY MORNING, deer 9Th


DT A tclcgraphic dispatch from
Washing says Senator Douglas and
the President had a friendly interview
on the Kansas question without being
able to agree. .
Douglas, in the Convention, said
that he stands on the principle of the
Kansas Nebraska bill, guaranteeing
each State and territory the right to
regulate their domestic institutions,
and will defend it against assaults
from whatever quarter.
He insists upon ignoring both the
Lecompton and Topeka conventions.
lie considers the Lccompton move
ment violation Of the Kansas Ne
braslla bill and Cincinnati platform
and will probably soon introduce a
bill in Congress authorizing the people
Of Kansas to call a Constitutional
Convention. .
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John Goodrich, a Merchant Of Fay.
ettvile, Tenn, died on the 23rd alt,
from injuries inflicted upon himself
while deranged from pecunary diff
culties.
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FOR 80 CTS. A YEAR.
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and the Home Journal,
ONE YEAR FOR SO SO.

Peterson, or Arthur, or Home Magazine,
and the Home Journal,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

y As- We attended two convocations yesterday, not
Of the clergy hut other bodies or stockholders at u
o'clock, the hour appointed for the triennia meeting
Of the stockholders of the Bank OF Louisiana-an in
sttution which stands pre.eminent on the rolls of
finance there appeared about twenty stockholders,
including the Directors, representing in all about
four millions Of dollars The statements Of the bank
for three years past were duly presented and approx
for there were good reasons for opposition by
stockholders after receiving forty per cent for the
last three years. The proceedings, with little side
talk, were carried mem There is mistake, our
Ajax is real Ajax, with surplus Of nearly mil
lion Of dollars. 1t hang out its banners, though
the stockholders do not regard any meeting more then
when called semi-annualy to receive their five per
cent. and extra.
| At5 o'clock in the evening, we attended another
meeting Of stockholders, say the Mississippi Sound
Company representing about one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars, which was numerousy attended,
the number present being about fourd Of the meet.
ing at the corner of Cont and Royal street. Barring
some little talk at the meeting of the Sound Company,
everything passed off harmoniously, and the follow
ing gentlemen were elected directors Of the Sound
Company: Messrs Robert Mott John Hall, A. w.
Bosworth, L. f. Hermann and A, Glenn. AS we
do not like the of Virginia for the boat which
has been SO long delayed and as she is built of iron
and represented by those who have her to be one
Of the most superior steamers aoat, we suggest hel
| name be changed to Ajax. We have lost confidence
in old vrgniaits banks do not pay specie, and it is
hard case II we cannot find name for au idol with
| out going to Virginia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
.Neap Oryety,,s


STATIC NERs' REH GU s 3 !.
No. SO Camp street.
4 8 9s@ just Received e~&
a LARGE SUPPLY OF STANDARD WORKS, N
Library Editions, bound in full and half Calf
Also great variety Of
Illustrated Works-English and American,
In Superb Bindings
JAPAN ExPED1TIoN-Larg ouarto Edition; Morocco An
tqus Bndngs beauti 'uly Illustrated. s5
ROBERTS H0LY LANDS vols. quarto; hound full Calf,
Illustrated.
MUNICH GALLERY--supsrb Ensr.vinss-
t8 Morocco Antique Bindings
DRESDEN GALLERY, j. .
BERLIN GALLERY, :. :.
GEMS OF BRITISH ART--Eoy4l Qusrto Editon-Beauti-
fully Illustrated; Morocco Antique.
HOLY GOSPELS-Quarto Edition. beautifully Illustrated
Morocco Antique Binding.
ORNAMENTS OF MEAORY-Antique Binding.
WORLDS NOTED WOAEN-By Mary Cowden Clarke. Mo.
Antique Bindings; seventeen Steel Plate Engravngs
from original designs. x t
Also new supplies Of
COURT OF NAPoLEON-Dnsren styles Of Bindine-steel
and Coored Plates. %s.5 e.,5 .-.
REPUBLICAN COURT-steel and Colored Plates
Together with large assortment Of
ILLUSTRATED WORKS, 'Na+'"
r 4 ANIMALS. JUVENILE ta5l
3aEa AND TOY BOOKS,
@e1 At Northern Prices. .5,
]. B. STEEL, L.
.s Bookseller, Publisher aud stationer
4 d. 2p3t tS5sts -.f: 60 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
Opening or Is,0 Goods.

REDUCTION IN PRICES.
A. BARRAUD & Co,
I32. ~. 4 ........ CANAL STREET.
Between Royal and Bourbon, Tsuro Buildings,
Would inform their friends and acquainances pub
lie in general that they have Just received by the
Europe and the North magnificent Of uscfs
and fancy articles, ~ follows: Esy 81
1000 BERTHEs Silk and Chenille with Jeta Colors and
Of the ates Partisan fashions
| DRESS TRIMMINGS Of all kinds and colors.
CLOAK FRINGES-Slka and Chenille .5iE slE
Silk, Velvet and Plush TAPES E
JET ORNAMENTS, all styles. a
BLACK vELvETs Of all widths
Black and Colored FRINGES with Buttons and Tasses
RIBBONS, of all kinds.
BRACELETS Of Jet Pearl and Chenille.
Rich HEAD DRESSES Of Flowers and Chenille.
Fancy PINS for Head Dresses-Pearl and Shell.
EARRINGS Shell, inaid with Gold *
RINGS and BUTTONS.
Shell Ivory, Mother -of, Pearl and Buffalo COMBS.
oPERAGLAssEs, Aotherof-P PEARL Enameled and Var
nished
| PORTE-MoNNAIEs and PURSES, Leather and Velvet
y Rich SATCHELs, of all descriptions
Papier Hache WORKBOxRs and WRISTBANDS.
Ladies' and Gentlemens DRESSING CASES.
LIQUER SETS. 3ft3
Ivory Mother of Pearl and BuiYa1o Hair BRUSHES
| Inaid CLOTHES BRUSHES.
complete assortment of BRUSHES of all descriptions
Rich Ivory and Mother Of Pearl FANS. ~
Furs, f'
Such Palatnes Berhes Mufs and Sleeyes-ror Ladies'
Girls and Children
magnificent assortment of PERFUMERY Of the most cee
brated Misunderstanding Pinaud Monpeas Sociste Hygienque
ETC.. etc.
POrcelains, - l.
Such Toilet and Mane Ornaments veres dEau Powder
Boxes, etc.
CHILDRENS TOYS of all descriptions SO.
Richly Dressed DOLLS; CARRIAGES. 2 and places
Ladies' and Gentlemen's JOUvIN GLovEs-Beayer Cloth
and Silk.
general assortment Of Gentlemens FANCY TOILET ARTI-
Giles.
Hair! Hair!!
large Of Manufactured Hair such as Brads
Curls etc., and uumanufactured offered for sale by
| A. BARRAUD Il CO.,
| d7 2p2t 1s2 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
W.oodman's Cherry Eepectora,,t

Has been before the public for years. and might
expected from the of its efficacy has
attained deservedy well merited reputation superior
other known medicine for the relief and
of hoar coughs colds tickling in the throat
huenza Group asthma hydro-horax, OR water in the chest
bronchial Affections irritation of the respiratory and
emnenty successful in stage of consumption from the
first stage to the tubecua formation the surface of the
entire lungs.
The inventor of Woodman's Cherry Expecoran would
nesty impress the minds of his unfortunate sufferers that
consumption is hereditary diseaseha by Of whole
families annually carried away this deful malady
medical enormously suppose its fearful progress
not be checked when settled in the system
Woodmans Cherry Expecorant those who have
mediate systems consumption purify blood kill
the principle disease had time deposit
the arrow of death upon the should there be
hereditary pre-dspoton other words blood relation
matter remotely Connected been carried away by
consumption Or at most three bottles of Woodmns
Cherry Expectorant acts ro, ly on the prncine
blood alarm Of sure lingering death from con-
sumption requiring nursing and the most tender care s
use ruddy robust health the inevitable conse
uuence scrofua is another disease which is nearly akin IN
consumption indeed they 20 hand in hand and few will admit
when much tainted with it, that they are scroulous but
wbeuever vou see an cIeor st sorof - ,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

DISCOVERY OF VALUBLs MANUscRIpTs.-An i'm
portant musical discovery, says the Paris Pays, has
just been made at Venice, in the library of St. Mark
It was generally believed, up to the present time,
that there remained nothing Of Stradellas compost
tions but the famous hymn which he was singing in
the Sixtine Chapel at the moment when the three
assassns dispatched against him by the patrcians Of
Venice were about to murder him. Last summer,
however, two French gentlemen, in examining un-
classed manuscripts in the library came on collec-
ton of nineteen songs in Stradellas own handwrit-
ing. They are love songs which the celebrated
musician composed in the palace Of Contarini, when
be was enamored Of the daughter Of that patrician
who instigated the other mobiles against him. The
nineteen pieces are said to be remarkable for their
melody and elegance. NJ Halevy, the composer Of
he Juive, has consented to write for them piano
forte accompaniment in order to render them acces
sibe not only to musicians but to simple amateurs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
Wood, wood!

AT A REDUCTION OF so CENTS ON THE CORD,
For Cash.
Having large stock of good Wood-Oak Ash, etc. ETC..
will deliver in lots suit purchasers during the bard
times the reduction, which any
house in the city selling for engaged in similar business
All orders left my Office, No. 10 New Basin, (She
side in box No 23s Mechanics Dealers Exchange Thos
X Fineys drug store of Camp aud Julia Streets
house, No. Poyerre street. will be promptly TO-
d. 2p6t E. ]. WHITE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

DANGEROUS 0PERArIoN.-In Bangor, Maine, an
officer named Ring essayed to arrest a fellow named
Donahoe, who retreated to the roof Of his dwelling
The officer followed, and after an exciting tusse on
the edge of the roof the officer secured his prisoner
An immense crowd in the streets witnessed the affair
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
es Cents to 500.

Is CENTS TO Sl0o.
IS CENTS TO 500. .-..
25 CENTS TO $780,
Prizes! Priest! Prizcs!!!
OF the above value delivered Immediately each pur
chaser with EVERY BOOK the elegant collection now sell
ing at Low PRICES, at
l. / N G O N & co.'s
CRESCENT CRY ROONSzOksE
80 st. Charles street.
Next to the Bank of New Orleans
R8@Al prizes delivered Immediately. d7 2p6s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

FATAL ArFRAy.- On the 9th ult., in warrenton,
s. c., young lad named Whitehead shot and Killed
John Jennings Jennings, in quarrel with the elder
Whitehead, drew a pistol and snapped it twice at
Whitehead, aud was about making third attempt to
fire, when the boy, seeing the danger Of his father,
seized gun discharged the contents into the side
Of Jennings the wound proving fatal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
Masonic Books,

.N0SOntC BOOKS,
For sale by
TH O M "A . Il. w H4IrE.
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
anr No. los Canal street.
MACKEY'S LEXICON OF FREEMAsoNRY
THE MYSTIC CIRCLE and Hand Book Of Masonry. By G.
II. Gray.
oLIyER'S HISTORICAL LAND MARKS, and other Evil
denees of Freemasonry, in volumes.
sCoTT'S ANATOMY OF ANCIENT CRAFT MASONRY Of
Natural and Revealed Religion
THE NEW MASONIC TREsTLEBoARD, adapted 10 the
Work and Lectures, us practised in Lodges BY Cb W.
Moore.
MAeoY's MASONIC MANUAI-A Pocket Companion for
the Initiated.
MAC0Y'S MASONIC GUIDE
With large assortment of MASONIC BOOKS. d. 2ps
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
MRS. BOYD, l5s Camp street.

Rs~ DR.. Bell's Opinion of Hostetter's Bit
TgRs.-sprng6ed, I April IA lS56.Some months since,
while recovering from attack of remittent fever
quesed to Hostetters Ber article peculiarly suited
the condition Of convaescents from fever 1t but simple
Justice that restored the Of digestive organs
and at the time kept bowels gently open. have no
hestancy in saying that hitherto using 1t my practice it
every where have ordered it, acted like CHARM
In thus speaking freely of it. far from puff patent medicine
article it by no means claims to be.
s SANDF0RD BELL, NJ. d.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally d. 2p6t<W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
C0spetiaag, Floor Oil Cloth
AND MATING.

AND MATTING.
No. 10 Chartres street.
We have on hand large of CARPETING com.
prising
WILTON, MEDALIoNs, VELVET,
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, S-PLYS
INGRAINs, vENITIAN Dutch, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLoTH-Of all prices and widths etc.
MATTING-44 5-4 and 6-i, White and Checkered.
Also Table Piano Covers Window Shades Damask and
Linen for Crumb Cloths Stair Rods Hair Cloth RUGS and
MATS of all kinds and prices
Ali of which sell the LOWEST MARKET PRICES for
cash or short satisfactory paper.
El-No deviation made in prices
d7 2pst A. BROUSSEAU & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
L,ssk s. Co.

LaEsk S Co. "a4
Are now opening in their NEW STORE, No. FRONT
STREET, fresh assortment of GROCERIES, consisting IN
part of
500 boxes NDLES-spern and Star. -.
so frkins selected GOSHEN BUTTER.
80 kits Is lbs. each
100 boxes E. d. CHEESE.
80 PINEAPPLE CHEESE.
800 Assorted SOAP.
500 :. GOLDFISH.
600 SCALED HERRING.
800 RAISINS.
500 :. Assorted TOBACCO.
$4,000 Assorted CIGARS.
800 dozen Assorted RRo0MS
800 >. :. BUCKETS.
30 WELL
800 pockets JAVA COFFEE. ..
100 :. LAGUAYRA COFFEE.
800 boxes Assorted TEAS. . 4-f
BRANDIEs, WINES, BRANDY FRUITS AND CeEs-
DIALS
PRESERVES all articles in the Fancy Grocery way IN
store and for sale by
| LUSK & CO.,
| nl6 2plm Nos. 2 and 10 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
.sesc Eau and Winter. Goods.

sVCtC II eSSG WStet ~ s1tSeS, NVVASs
j. LEYOIS~ & Co,
4 CORNER OF CANAL ND BOURBON STREETS.
Just Received, va
PLAIN and PLAID PoPLINs
MOIRE ANTIQUE PoPLINs.
ALGERIAN POPLTNs.
DRo3UTT and JAPoNNAIsE.
JACQUART vELvETINE,
New Fashion Robes De Chambre.
ROBES MARIA STUART. s, si.y 9gsls sses,ss sgi45s
ROBES AQUILLEs BROCADED.
ROBES DEMIDoFF. q
ROBES MoUssELINE DE SPA
REAL PAISLEY TARTAN sHAWLS.
KAID and BOuMAJA STRIPED,SHAWLs.
4S..4s DOUBLE FACED sHAWIs.
CHENILLE and PLUSH sHAWIs.
PLAIN AND INDIA CASHMERE sHAWLs.
splendid assortment of the ~
NEWEST FORMS OF
oLoAKs, .sas95f 5tsG5 ~
m EMBRo1DER1Es,
VELVET MANTIIIAS, and
l5l POINTS, BAsoUES, ETC., etc.
Children's Pique Costumes.
go DOZEN JoUYIN'S KID GLOVES, etc., etc., etc., etc.
Large and New Stock Of
SRI A >
And 6
II M B r ID f RIES.
Selected from the best houses of Lyons and Paris
d7 2pst ]. LEVOIS & co.
To the Ladies'.
OPENING OF ROOMS UP STAIRS FOR
CLOAK MANTILLAs AND BAsoUINs,
From Sa rs to sa5!
A. TROUBLE,
II Royal street,
d. 2p8t Between Cont and Bienvie.
Clothing.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED IN NEW
ORLEANS,
At the Well Known Store,
15......".......CAMP TREET..............15
Opposite the City Hotel,
Consisting Of
PRESIDENT CLOTH ovERCoArs-RAGLANs.
PILOT
BLACK CLOTH COATS, :.
FANCY CASHMERE CoATs,s
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN FRocK COATS.
:. DRESS COATS y
BLUE :. Il
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS H
FURNISHING GOODS.
SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
MERINo :.
LAMBS WOOL ;. -.
COTTON FLANNEL -. ..g :. rs.
LINEN AND LINEN BOSOM sHIRTs-Fancy.
-. :. COTTON SHIRTS.
MERINo LAMBS WOOL, THREAD 4 COTTON SOCKS
STOCKS, cRAyATs, TIES, POCKET HDKFs. etc. ~.
IBoys' and Youths Clothing,
Great Variety
PHILADELPHIA SOLE LEATHER TRUNKs-A supe
| ror ssack.
| India Rubber Goods.
| RAGLANS AND CAPS-Sutable for Drsymen.
| APRoNs-For Cotton Samplers and Weighers
HORSE BLANKETS, LEGGINs, etc
H Strangers and the public in want of anything in
line would do well call and examine before purchasing
| elsewhere.
| ROBERT PITKIN,
| d5 2p4t<W Is Camp street opposite the City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

TIE sARBoR HOUSE, No. los Sr. CHARLES
eegant dpkng saloon and restaurant nsmed as
has ast been opened Charles opposite the
ST. Charles heatcr Isl worthy conpeto with the other
seos Of The eeang and drinking patronage Of the
ps6c and Is sspa VIZ recommend It..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08
1He .arbOr House

The .arbOr House.
OYSTER SALOON AND REST AU RANT,
Ul4 IO3 st. Charles street,
g-ss Opposite st. Charles Theater.
This establishment has Just been fitted up in the finest STYLE
and will always be ready up the shortest notice
everything the market Affords dS 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

BoARprNG IN a PRIVATE FAnLY.-A family
having pore room an they have use for and who live in
ist md parf Of the city, offer accommodated
md lady Or single gentlemen, mode
rats terms see the advertisement in another ceunp