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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
. The following accounts, to wit:
Amounting in the aggregate to....s4757s5s

Amounting In the sggregate to'' = '5'is5s vi
ere intended to represent the total amount OF out.
star ding assessments. The accounts show or should
show all payments made by the city which are to be
repaid by the collection Of the assessments levied upon
property for that purpose. When the assessments
collected are not sufficient to pay for the work DONE
tho deficiency is supplied by the issue Of Assessment
Bonds The assessments, when collected are credited
to the appropriate accounts. If the assess nents bs
all raid the n the accounts will balance, and there will
be Iecessty for an issue of bonds Therefore, the
excess of expenditures on these several accounts over
the receipts should equal the AMOUNT OF assessment
bonds outstanding against the cay. Tne foregoing
statement shows The amouGt CT this deficiency Ia
The fo Il ,nolut OF bonds 5Oj8, 265 60
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
THE RARK MOITNr VERNON.

w AsHlNG1oE, ThuIsd9y, Oct ~, leJ'.
The bsTk Mount Vernon, from New-Oheaps, bound
10 Messus, has put in here leaking badly.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

returns has been nsde-no charge wha:ever made OF
e1auiI alton msde by tie Clerk OF Arrears re yealed
him the fact that the returns were incorrect sao
fal of eIrcr.. The eStersion OF Canal street and
vderrg Of Walker street return is rendered $40 600
slort OF ITS correct amount and l. footed up tlj9 9j3
which should be 81, J,0o0-makirg a dedcien,y of
ga $50 concealed in the footirg showing that up ward
Of sS O.O on this collection has remaned upsecounted
for by the collector. The return OF the assessment
Ii. for hsggirg snd gutteIipg Thry-sixth street he
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues a. d
AID the correct footif should be.......... lsa ss
Mskinta difference of....................sI0, of 0,5 S
The -.turn fcr opening Eishy fourth street 10 Ninth
sv,ule Vas rendered. S62s 90
Should 2N5s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

Making dfeYetce of....................,, Seh5 ~
In this return the Collector not only has made the
above error in footing, but he has duplicated on the
return some Fix or eight pages of items. thereby
charging them twice on the same return. In the re-
turn Tor Tbl ty-eighth street and Third avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
COSTA RIGA.

By way Of San Juan del Norte we have adyIcss
from San joe de Costa Rica to Nov. 10.
The Star and Herald is no longer to be permitted
to pass through the Costa RIGA Post Offices. Coeta
Rica lie going ahead!
A French citizen, Mr.. Boneil, has been ordered TO
leave the country for the henous crime OF being the
supposed author OF letter rejecting on Captsin-Gen-
eral, President and Dictator Mora.
Congress has authorized the Dictator to send Com
isscneIs to Nicaragua 10 arrange the pending diff
culties. Srs. Emilisno and Qusdra and Gen. j. NJ.
Cshas have been named for the service, with ST. An.
Dictator Mcrss brohersn.lsw, that it Is not difti
cult to foresee how matters will terminate Dr. Toledo
is named Minister OF War, and Sr. Vincent Herrera,
Minister Of Home Affairs Dr. Montufar resumes bis
place in the Supreme Court
Congress as refused 10 ratfy the amendments Noe.
and 10 the trsAty with New Granads, made by the
Congress Of Bogots on the 2lst ofApnl last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Loss OF THE scHooSER RADIAsT WITH ALL oS BOARD
Considerable anxiety has been felt for the safety Of
the schOorer Radiant, Capt. Carey. which c.eared
from Toledo 18th Nov for this port, but a. no lntsi
eence Of her whereabouts has been received mere Il
no doubt that she fo1ndered IN the te'iinc sse on
Lake Erie soon ai,er she sailed. Among lhs Se'mea
on beard who resided In this city were; ,.,,
James Barrett who leaves wife and two cnuufeni
Philsnder Lee wife ana one child;
Adam Plendersith, wife and one ehld;
Capt. Carey, who resided at Clsyton, reeves "''e
and four children. Am ooo -,
The Radiant was new vessel OF about siyVy Sa.'
ustion. built at Clayton, and was owned py CspI'
Carey She was Insured for 3 5Oo 10 tue Nolh,
western Her cargo Of whest which was consi8neu
10 Ravson & Co. and Ames s. Sloan, was aso u
sured. .uo,
Tbs schooner c. Kersbow, which arrived a. non'
teal On Ssur5 az from Liverpool en- route iot
will rot be able it is said to pass through e
hs sen, Tor xsrd nv rail [Oswego Times.
asToyIsHIs0 TNcIDEaI. cut
T'Ie R,g,lo Co71usrciol SAYS the schooner Snlck-
luna, from Chicago for st. Cathanne uIhs .re
severe storm Of the 9th ult lost per ooo on ~. ae
dayits When above Rondeau, Lake Ere OF tne ~IIn
The vessel stranded on g reef above fOis OO1oyuIne
from which poston she was being removed on the %
of Decenber, when her boat made IFS sppeS!aree IN
the lake and drifted alongside al rlght ias crew
10Y fully hailed her a. an old ae, ava me omen
AZ A good ore The distance in direct hhe from ,hs
locality where the boat lost to wnsfe tae yesseI
Vas stranded wss nearly tive aUa5Sed WS9''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
2 law By ssSa csaya.siaz h 6surss sad Tat to-day

isv. by seca canvassas h 6surss s4d Tat to-day
Ihe? we're liable 70 indictmsof.
hi7. hcSPHDoS said every Canvassss caavssssd hI,
Tsfe uIoer oath in calling OF the votes 70 tas osik,
s1c 1t Mould be impossible for them 10 make the oan-
ysis mOrC Complete This had been the csse in al,
previous BcaIds; and even if tie Board did not get
through in toe ten Gays il would no. vitise the can
vsss
AID. BLusr Moved tina. each Alderman take bis
shse. Of 6gu.es. examine and sgl them, which vss
carried.
TIE Board then took arecess for TIE purpose.
The Board came to order again q. a! n.
Aid. BLUsr said that there were two D-che3 OF re-
turrs the Seventeenth and Twsntisth not signed by
the Aldermen Of these Wards. II vS, however, TN.
psrstive that the CANVAS should be dec a,ed today.
Aid. Nc SPEDoS, MAYED that the Jerk proceed 10
declare the resut; which wss carried.
Aid. BLUsT esid that be hoped some alderman
would act in the place Of hose absent aud sign the re-
turns; which was carried.
AID. McSrFDos took charge Of the XXth District
The clerk at 20 minutes TO 8, declared the CANVAS
announcing in due form the officers elected
Aid. ADAMS moved TIA. the report be accepted
Carried.
Votes Of tharks were given 10 the President aud
clerks, after which the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.
Ia p..r1 ,,nl Lee, avan;ro Ala p,ppsn~


The Board met last evening, AID PiERsoS in The
chair.
A communication was received from the contractors
on the line of the Water Works and In the employ OF
Welles e. Co., urging the necessity OF advancing
$l00 In bonds to their employ er in order to enable
them 10 keep those n their employ in work during the
Winter, and thus prevent suffering among great
n6zy families. The communication was laid on the
table TO await the report Of the Water Committee.
THE Clerk announced tie resignation Of AID Ches.
c. Fowler, Of the Fourth Ward, and
Aid. DELvECCHIo offered pteembls and resola-
tiors expressive Of regret that circumstances had
arisen which constrained him to sever connection so
agreeable to the members Of the Board individually
ard 70 the public geneiay and passed well merted
tribute to his zeal and fidelity TO his constituents and
the people Of the city at large.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Aid. VAN BRUsT presented petition, signed by
bimfelf and his colleague, Aid: Spsder. sskng the
Common Council to regulate the sale of bread. ln
come cOn Herewith AID. Nen Brunt onered the IOi-
lowing resolution:
Roed Thai the subject Of ordinance regulating the sails
q bread be referred to Special Committee OF i've to report 1t
The Board entered into an election 70 fill the va
caDcy In the Fourth District ssiOned by the desth
Of Justice Clauy. The following candidates We're put
in nomination: Robert w. A.ler, Cornelins Il. Atws.
ter, VIM. III. Mcdonald, and Peter V. Rsmsen Mr..
Allen received Is votes on the frst ballot, which, be-
Ing majority Of one over al others he was declared
elected.
The subject of COW stables in the Seventh Ward
wss taken from the table.
AID. ROVE then presented a minority report on the
came, recommending that il be declared xpesient
10 make any alteration in Sec 20 OF the ordnance IN
relation TO the public health.
Aid Delveccbio indorsed the report and read Pc
tton, signed by 900 residents Of the 9TH Ward to
property owners against the removal OF the Stables
After some remarks the subject was laid on the ia
BILE, and 80 copies Of majority and minority reports
ordered printed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

Cyioy CoURsr, L. I.-T'rottiag-Thursd.y, Dec
10, lS57-Mstch, 81 900, mile hsst:, bsst IN D, -
wagons.
Owner b. z. John Carlsnt. ............2 !
Owner b. m. Lady Forsyth..........:.":l
Time 3O7-3:Oa-S:e5-Sc9-S:D
Some DGy.-Troaing- Match q ,OOo, nile hes's, 70
wagors:
Owner named b. 4 John Csllsnd.........,.,.,...S
Timt-S:C2
Mstch 81 0O0 mile heats, best 10 5, to wagons:
C. Carl named m Miller's Dsmsel. Received forfeit
W Whelsn named 7. z. Tscory...... Paid forfeit
MoNDAY, Dec. l4-IrottiHg-Mateh 500, two
miles ard repeat, in harness:
w whe.n FAMED b. :. JAKE 0skiey......."l l
D. rslmaa named b. n Lady Woodruff ......2
First Heat. Second Heat
Tiue first mile. z'n
Tine teeODd mle...'..''.,s,'2'ol so
ro,.I..,.,............s:s 5:3i
A large number of persons were attracted to the
Course 10 witness the match. Jake Oakley was the
fsyorite, and won in good style.
CINrRYyILLE COURSE l.. L-Tro'ting.-Thursdsy,
Dec TO- lS57-Match $780, mile heats, best in ,, to
wagons:
w. Peabody, ri Tscory. ..............,..'- q
Time: 24li 2:S-.S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

Nyw CSDFR The SUS.-An rj,scton was applied
Co,suls for tb st city 10 restrain the Grafenberg Com
ossv a well known drug 6rm, from u.irg the coat Of
s,ns Of bis Sovereign advertisement on their
sSicnes. TIE business Of this house Ia said to pay
well. aud Trey l!ssa to contest the mattel ~ Ma,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
Totsl....................s;-s
,vyR-Tvo men named Heunessy

RUS OvER-Two men named Heunessy and Cog
cen, were run over in Hudson stree. by Engine No.
At n o'clock last evening aud very severely injured.
They we're conveyed to the City Hospital BY Officer
Sbsnifan of the Ninth Ward. The injured msu were
on the rope, when they stumbled and fell beneath the
wheels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
pOAPD OF CANVASSERS

Moxn.y Dec. Ii-Ad. HARRIS in the Chair. The
Board met shortly after p; M.
Aid. TUCKER oontended that the canvass could not
he conf rmsd until each Alderman went owe. the fig
ures Of bis Ward the Clerk figures could rot legally
DO taken, ssd sa9vid tbs A!tsSpea a0' 60 aes''aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
THE TURF.

CyIoy COURSE, L. I.-Trottiag-Thursdsy, Dec
TO- lS57-Match, 81 900, mile hsst., bs;t IN >, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

IMMORTAL AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE
MORMON LEGISLATURE
I'll. D.,.ra Mvs, Of October 7. PuSlsSa, he t9''
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-24
PoFteEssSP lrlt Of the Times@
General Purchasing Agency.

TIE constantly increasing demand upon Us to execute
commissions for the purchase Of all kindsoF articles, both
fOr residents and nen-residentsof the city, hzsfndneed
ns TO establish, in connection With our newspaper enter
prise, a asl
u - Purchasing Bureau
under the immediate Supervised Of one o our ara. as
sistedby The most accomplished for supplying
Particular attention viii be paid 10 the selection. pnr-
chase, and sale Of thoroughbred Cattle and Horse Stock,
trained Dogs FerTets, and fancy Fowls, CarriLge, Buggy,
aud Saddle Horses, Carriages, Harness and Sadtlel Time
Watches, every description Of Fire Arms, sporting Au-
eles, Fishing Rods and Tackle, Ansic and Musical lnstru-
ment Yschts,Sal and ROE Boats. Furniture hue Wines,
Liquors, and Sigars; Cricket and Bali Bats, Pals, &c-s&e.
AGRIcUETURAL IMPLEMENTS, Oftbe l~ateStand most
improved kinds; Seeds, Plants, Fruit, Forest and Shade
trees, and all kinds Of Books treating on subjects Of i'm
portanee 10 tho Farmer. Horticultutist. and Florist ca rs
STATE Rooms ENGAGED in advance, ON Steamers and
Packets TO leave for Europe California, the West Indies,
or any part Of the world. This will obSiate the necessity
70 residents Of inland towns, and places where no steamer
agencies cxistiof cunning 10 New York two OF three weeks
in advances they are now frequently required to do
elther 10 obtain passage, or TO secure eligible accommoda-
tons. In this department, we viii be ready to secure
Rooms AT HOTELS at favorable rates, 50 as to protect
The stranger from imposition as we'll as Inconvenience
and, iu short, 70 perform any description VI commission
ma would Ordinarily require the presence Of The party
Gentlemen who desire TO form Libraries. OF who may
wish TO procure the Choice Literature Of The dog, can
always rely upon our judgement and selection. Also,
Blank. esoks and ssatpnery and IoOk and New Papers
FOE TIE LADIES, we will procure the latestFaShion
Piatef, styles Of BJnnets, samples Of the newest varie-
ties OF goods, cosmetics, perfumes, and fancy articles, ana
we shall always be pleased to furnish everything Connect
ed with their wants. ee .HE f4 ~af
In short Tor ang service which may be required, the
public may rely upon US, with the most perfect confidence.
lf0T fidelity, and dispatch. Apply to
i GEO. W. WILKES o
? Porter's Spirit Of the Times, 34S Broadway, NY.
N. BASubscfiptions for Porter's Spirit of the Times,
a Sporting Literars, Agricultural, Family Weekly News
paper, may be forwarded to the same direction. Terms,
50 a year. III f - -
RICHARD BROWN, ALEXANDER HALLAM,
/ Pioneer Of Nptr.Ska late Cash,r Nemala VaTpvR RI
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-24
teTThe States
An Independent National Democratic Pape
Published at Washington, DC,

An lnuGD6n0enE dBlOQaI DGmOCIdtlC upper
Published at Washington, DC,
1t will represent the sound constitutional principles
which have ever been upheld by the National Democracy
but it wi II not be so entirely political that its columns
will interest the politician exclusively, nor SO subser-
Went TO party as TO betray principle at the command Of
power, to disguise its convictions at the suggestions of
exPedienCy.
In addition to the discussion Of important political
~auestions. its columns will be devoted to the proceedings
Of Congress, the current transactions of the Government,
to general news, and matters Of interest appertaining TO
Literature, Agriculture, and COInmerce
The Weekly, it will be perceived, is published IN a
double sheet form, and is printed on superior paper, with
handsome bold type, at the following reasonable rates
PER YEAR.
Single copies 81 90
Two copies SUI
three copies 800
Ten copies, TO one address, and any larger number
at the rate OF 81 per year $1,000
Ten copies, to the apdress OF each subscriber and
any larger number, at 81 20 each $1,000
In order to Oblige those who desire to subfcribe for a
thanOne year, we propose to furnish the Weekly States
on the following terms AA1LLlA
Two copies 81 90.
T 4tTe oo SpRss' 500
o SIX MONTHS.
One copy $500
Five copies 500
Ten copies 500
Any postmaster, clerk, or other person, who may send
five subscribers, with 81 enclosed willTeceive an extra
Repayment in all cases is required invariably in sd-
vance; and nc papers will be forwarded until the receipt
of the money.
EsThe proprietor Of 'The States'' was one of the ORR
ginal founders Of the Washington UDion,' and his long
newspaper experience before and since the establishment
Of that paper justihes him in promising a paper well
worthy Of their patronage.
PIupFietor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-24
TYSON & HACKNEY,
b p. L~USHBAUGH. JNo. L. cARSOE
LU5HBAUGH 81 CARSON,
BANKERS AND GENERAL LIND AGENTS,
Dealers in COin-

DedleES5 III OOIms
Uncurrent Money, Exchange and Land Warrants, "a
B~ROWNVfLLE, NEMAHA co, N. T. EA
Especial attention win be given TO Buying ana Selling
Exchange on the principal cities Of the United States,
Gold, Silver, and uncuTrent Bank Notes. A constant sup
ply of Land Warrants on hand FOR sale, FOR CASH, or en-
tered on time for ~Pre-emptOrs. AL Wafr1nts sold By US
gUaranteedin eyeryrespect. VIII hle DeclaratOry State
ments Of intention 20 p%re-enIpt, and prepare Prescription
Papers a. short notice. Money loaned upon best securi-
ties, at western rates Of interest, and investments made
in Lands or city property for distant capitalists. COllec-
tons upon all couvenient points viii be prUmptly attend-
ed to and proceeds rcmitted in exchanEe, ~atcurrcnt rates.
Bills 81 Exchange on England, Ireland, and France, oh
added. Deposits received on Current account and interest
allOwedon special deposits.
OFFICE-Main9 Sc near US Land once.
AA ff --R~EFERENCEs-
Lind, Brother 4 Co., Merchants, Philadelphia, Pa.
McNaughton, Carson X Co, " " "
Hiser a White, Baltimore, Nd.
Young, Carson & Bryant, "
JnO. Thompson Mas0ls COlT ofPOTt, -" "
z. NJ. Punderson &co. Merchants, fa1A "
N. M.Yeakle s Conc Il, BrOadVay, ey-YOr
VIM. 7. Smithson, Esq. Banker, Washington, d. C..
J. I. Stevens, Esl,s Atty at Law 81 "
Jno. s. Galaher, Late Sd US T. a "
Taylor 8 Krieshj BaRkerS Ism AR Chicago, UI.
McClelland, Scruggs& GO. Merchants St @E0u No.
Hon. Th0s. G. Pratt, Annapolis, Nd.
Hon. J. W. Geary, Ex-GOv. Kansas, Penn.
Hon. Jas.0. Carson, e. MercersburE, Pa.
p b small Esd, Prest s. Bank, Hagerstown, Nd.
Col. Geo. Schley. Atty at Law, .- a. -
Charles Parsons 4 Co. Bankers, Keokuk.r Iowa.
H.. G.. NuttS Go. Council Bluf I"
Greene, Weare Rice, [" Des Molne, ss
Douglass * Watson, " Vinton, -
Col. sam HambletOn, ATTY atLaw, Easton, Nd.
Judge Thos. PeTTy,H Cumberland. "a.
Prof H. Tutwiler, m Havana la5ama.
Oct. s, '57-v2-n15-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-24

TIE constantly increasing demand upon Us to execute
commissions FOR the purchase OF all kinds % articles, both
fOr residents and nCn-residentso Of the city, hzstndReed
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-24
H9ayIU Mills:
TO the
Commercial Nursery,

, BLOOMINGTON, ILL.
me uaaersgaed BEG leave b inforui &c N-urserymen
and F~NrueFsef the West and South-Wet, hat they are
xtenstyelyeng1ge in the propagafiond
ROOT kARIED AID kIDDEn STOCKS FOR
~ NURSERIES,.
especially The APPLE and a feW sther hardy Fruits.
Having spent near twenty yeaEs In selecting their
Frats, they area ~ oonyiRcedthat thCE list Il HasRrpAsS-
ed, both in FeEard 70 hc guslity AZ the PrePSS1Ons In
which They c~uitfvste. Bensvefy dcsircts ctdlssenina-
ting them a. widely as pOssible, they adoptthe method %
seaiing ont snail e~aFiFaied stocks Tor the Nursery, as
uoing farEnort prFdcNhe and safe, than to incur the great
expense deAb0 ahd-rkhsof shipping large trees, which
should always be raised near where they are wanted
Fromahcir lqnRcXperience theEr fatter themselves thai
they arc TErftcfly ROTnghud With the TbpYe blFtpet
aud theytfaft ong such Aardy.farictieS IS eocNceLEeIe
on the root, and bud. ON seeding stocks. and the mostde-
sirable, cnderandhalGbardy kinds. The grating will bo
done at he FT0Per kcaspn, and in the best manner. The
stock wllbe paeS1sccnrely and s~hippcdby express. with
the greatest care in early spring, to any part Of the West
They hive also, on hand, the largest and best erOp u
4As1A- MACLURA HEDGE PLANTS
ever grown. for sale on best terms, by the thousand or
million. They may be shipped IN the Fau or SpFing. ;
Their pTicesl for Nursery stock viii De found a. low a. any
other Of eGual quality IN theU Union. Catalogue and Treat
ise ON Hedge Culture, sent gratis 70 all applicants.
Patronage solicited. Orders FOR Nursery stoek shonS4
be sentPdOr TO 25th of Docemher.
Actress 0YERnAN&AANNsrWa
&OcGl5, .5z-hIs BaOmnEtons1u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-12
Grand Exhibition
sA RTS IA N ID s. CIENCE S
To be opened at
III. H x r r n n 80

A RT S IA N ID IS CIEN CE S
To be opened at
rs r. Z r r n T,8
122 CANAL STREET. h Vi
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER l.
At which time there will be opened for the inspection Of the
public Of the city and country acollection Of ss5
Works OF Art.
r oBJECTs OF TASTE, vERTU and UTILITY, n
Such has never before been exhibited In AMERICA
Tho intention OF this exhibo. is to give all an op
portunity 70 purchase the most recherche 4 n
11azE.SEArzS
RTTHE HOLIDAYS RgY
AND (
SOU " ENIR 3 OF r y II II u, M j,
To enable the public to form idea of themmensity Of
the collection the following list appended which includes
few Of the articles contributed by each nation: 2
CHINA AND JAPAN--YAsEs, TEA and COFFEE SETS.
Ivory Chessmen Ivory Card Cases. Japapned Work Ia.
bles, Boxes Backgammon Boards, Writing Desks etc,
INDIA, PERSIA AND TURKEY-TURKIsH PIPES, En-
broidered Robes, Slippers etc. y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIPES Chdren's Toys and
GAMES of every description in immense quantities. Must
cal Instruments comprising best ever imported
into this country; Steel Plate and Lihographic Engrav-
ings, etc., ETC. 8t II.
ITALY-MARBLE, BRONZE and ALABAsTER sTATu
AIRY, Mother Of PEARL Ebony and Jeweled Rosariss etc.
ETC., etc.
FRANCHISES OF JEWELRY, BISCUIT sTATuARY,
Porcelain s,auary Opera Glasses Boquet Folders Fans
Gloves Laces Bronze and Aabsster satuary Perfumery
and Cosmetics Head Dresses Ribbons Trimmings and Jet
Friuges, India Rubber Balloons etc., etc.
ENGLAND-FINE CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS Hosiery,
ETC., etc. lss.z* ,tt4.I .7s3s,s.
-AMERICA-ALL DESCRIPTIONS YANKEE NOTIONS.
AThe WHOLE PUBLIC invited attend this exhbi-
on-ADNITTANoE FREE.
~ b PIFFET,
Importer and Dealer in Fancy Goods,
+ d. 2pt l22 Canal street, Touro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-12

TIE AMrHITHEATER = Grand Mid-day Circus
Performance The troupe of wonderful eauestrians,
gymnasts, humorists and graces which Messrs.
spaiding Rogers have collected together under the
title Of the New Orleans Circus, are to give per.
iofmance to-day beginning at noon, for the especial
gratlcation of ladies, children and servants, who
cannot conveniently leave home at night. As the
weather promises to be ne there will doubtless be
rush for the lame Of the circus is abroad and ,aes
and children relish the sports of the ring quite as
keenly as the other members of the human family
We need not undertake to tell all the brilliant things
that will be done but we will say, that no lady can
look at Little Kate Ormond, or Young Frank Barry
OF Omar Richardson, without being thoroughly as.
tonished and delighted; nor can any child, old
enough to be alive to fan behold the antics of Sic
gst and Lenton the clowns and of the trick ponies
without going into fits of merriment. Those who
have children should treat them to the circus by ali
means In 50 doing they will douhly treat themselves
Ntght Pe,5ormance.-A grand performance will
be given at night, as usual, and all we need say is,
that those who would enjoy the choice seats must
look after them soon