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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-08-19

For New Orleans via Aqua creek, the boats leave
at a. m. and p m, or arrival of the Northern
cars.
For the South, via the Orange and Alexandria and'
The Virginia Central railroads, cars leave Alexandria
at7h a. m. and 81 p. m.
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PETERSBURG, October 81, 1854.
About tive years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
in Washington, pair of Glasses for the Spectacles
which ! used and found them of great assistance
TO my decayng vision and my opinion of him is
that ne is skilfu in the preparation of glasses for
eyes not too far gone TO be benefited by such aid.
J. Z. MAY.
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Post Office Hours.

The Office is kept open for the delivery of letters
and papers from a. m. until o'clock p. m. except
on Sunday, when it is open from to 10 a. M, and
from TOT p. m.
Postage on allletters and transient newspapers TO
places within the United States must be prepaid.
sg (Signed)
JAMES G. BERRET, Postmaster.
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Mr.. J. TOBIAS.
WAsn1NoroN. Aug. 5. ls5s

WASHINGTON, Aug. s. 1855.
Having been for years under the necessity Of hav-
ing two sets of gassesone Tor in the daylight,
and one for lamp light procured one set from Mr..
Tobias which answered both purposes. have used
his for several months, and find them excellent
EDwAD STUBBs,
OF Department of State.
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CARD.
To THE TRUSTEES OF Public SCHOOLS.
" .sIiprrt,p Arr,tet x II

To THE TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Washington, August 5, 1857.
LJsatlsmeH: We deem il our duty to call your at
tenton as Trustees of the Public Schools of WASH
ington city, to young lady, residing in the Fourth
Ward on Delaware avenue by the name of Miss Julia
A. H. Hays the daughter of Bertrand K. Hays, for
merly Of Virginia This young lady has given great
satisfaction to many parents account of the nd-
vancement of their children in their studies She is
a lady of high attainments and Of the best families,
and we know her to be well adapted and qualified to
teach all the branches Of an English education and
that she will take pride in the advancement of her
pupils and use every effort TO make them good and
ripe scholars With the consent Of the lady, and the
appreciation of her parents, we, who have been her
patrons, call on your dIgnifed body to give her
position as teacher in the Public Schools. We shall
be highly gratided if she is successful believing that
she will give satisfaction TO all
Samuel Cassida Nathaniel Miller,
Wiuright Preston, MchaelT. Bayne,
George Butterbaugh, X I. Mills,
w. N. King, Francis Ward,
George Cunningham Mary Brown,
John T. Pison
uS8t
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SIR: The pair of spectacles you furnished me yes
terdsy are particularly satisfactory TO They are
very decidedly the best possess and am the owner
of eight or niue pairs carefully selected in different
places and from opticians recommended to me on ac-
count of their professional standing in France, Eng.
land and the United States. have been also pleased
with your remarks and directions on the treatment
of the eyes for the purpose of preserving and mproy
ing the sight
Respectfully yours, CHAs. CALDWELL,
Professor ofM. c., Louisville, KY.
Mr.. j. TOBIAS.
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-----. NORFOLK, Va, July 27, 1854.
In the experience of even two years. / have found
great difficulty in obtaining Spectacles that were
exactly adapted 10 the weakness of my sight. This
Inconvenience Mro Tobias seems TO have removed
for the present by the substitution for of better
and more suitable Glasses. They are clear, crystal
like, and comfort able TO my eyes. / would COM
mend him to those who, from age or other nfrmity,
require artificial aid in this way.
H-G j. j. SIMKINs NJ d.
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LYNCHBoRa, Nov. !, 1854.
From an examination of Mr.. Tobias's Glasses,
and from his observations and remarks am con-
vinced that he is a skiIful optician.
j. j. BLACKBOARD, M. ID.
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. .tpH NJ n WILMINGTON, N C., June l6, 1854.
q To persons who have had the sight of their eyes
so impaired as to require the use Of Glasses Iwould
recommend Mr.. John Tobias as a suitable person
qure as he has suited me with pair of Spectacles
for far and near sight. My sight has been impaired
very much bya service of years in the Post Office
Department, which berth required me to be on duty
from II o'clock at night till after day, during which
time / used but one light .3sl ~
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
.faIHD EREDERICK CITY MD

See Tor more tesumoniaIs, the EYl
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sS-TEfIS NUMBER WINS A PRIZE!! -
sc JOSEPH RdFEL, sc


JOSEPH RAFEI, No Sc Ca.,p street, still continues dis
tribute prizes in Jewelry t auction TO the public in New Or
He begs them bear in mind the magic number which
heads this advertisement and call and examine for themselves
following quaed ok Of goods but family described be-
low, viz;
Ladies' Diamond and Ennneled Backed Hunting and Open
Faced WATCHES.
GetleIues Levers, Open Face and Hunting Watches
manufactured by Dent, Cooper Johnson Tobias Taylor Ju
geson of Copenhagen and other celebrated maker
Railway Time Keepers in silver and gold cases warranted
vary second in year.
Boys Watches at iucomprehersibe l5w prices.
Diamonds than Oriental splendor, in Pins, Rings,
Ear Rings Bracelets Necklaces, BandealiN etc.
Mosaic Sets direct from Florence.
Pearl Enamel Opal and Plain Sets of every pattern and de
sign, of the latest fashion,
Five bundled Ope" Glasses of every style and MATERIAL with
twelve glasses and at most all prices.
and Sheffield Plated Ware in Casors, Candesticks
Pitchers Goles Cups, and Breakfast Sets, Ink stands,
Salvers, etc.
Silver pure Standard in Forks Spooa Ladies' Fish, But
ter and Cheese Knives Breakfast Sets Water Ice
Molasses Pitchers; Cups, Gobes and Napkin Rings.
Writing Desks Work and Toilet Boxes Dressing and Travel
ing Cases rosewood mahogany papier mache and leather
Clocks for drawing parlors halls Offices and kitchens
in MARBLE bronze ornolu pper maohe mahogany, rosewood
and iron pedestals
Fancy Goods such as Cases gold silver pearl
ivory Portemonnaes Ivory Tablets; Reticules
Vnagrette Smelling and Salt Toilets Fans; Cigar Cases; Sou
vens; Chess and Backgammon Boards; Dominos; Paper
Weights Cutters with hundreds Of other articles
| for
Articles enumerated in this advertisement will be sold al
private sale twenty per cheaper than sucl
establishment this continent CALL, EXAMINE and bt
| CONVINCED.
will repair with promptness and despatch
the shortest notice article in my ine having engaged
rvces of the accomplished workmen regardless
| eHpe
Having purchased for fifty cash on the denr the who'll
stock largest Jewery and Fancy Good
establishments Tin qidation) in the country it, with his
unrlvaed one constitutes the greatest assortment
! for pubc inspection
| H9HCALL SOON. JAZZ I'm
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IMPROVE YOUR sIGHT.-

-NESSRS. Sc MMONS & co.
Beg inform tue public that they have removed their office
George " Iynon Co, No. s. CAMP STREET, where
they viii remain for short time only supply their celebrated
Brazilian Pebble spectacles,
to All kinds defective supeoriyu
their Classes have been fully tested by lie following
Ras-0ice hours from O'Clock A. NJ. till 5P. NJ.
UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA.
-.- New Orleans, Dec. II, 1865
Gen:pnen compliance with your Wishes have carefully
examined md tried The samples of MENuSCUs sPECTA
tLES made from rock crystal! and bearing stamp.
pleasure certify ing !hnt HE kaunsp
lent aud tue polish admiral aid have doubt hey will he
he found satisfactory
j. L. NIDDELt, N. d, Professor Of Chemistry.
.aye also exauucd the specinccs Of Messrs Senlmols
Co., and with rrof Rd&ers certificate.
JAMES JONES, MD.
have sppcacles Nessrs Sernmons & Co.. an,.
believe they superior material and manufacture 70
usually used, and fully the above
ton. WARREN STONE, NJ. u.
NEW ORLEANS, December 10, 1856
MesSrs. SERMONS & Co.:
Cencet-I have spec:aces left with mo for
trial. and find them fally equal if superior any have
They well adapted for EYES being the best
and the bows placed angle keep the glass in its
right position.
shall take pleasure recommending my patient
aid those requiring speetace and when Of proper al
usted the they all that be required improve
visions Which, from little assistance is Necessary.
way '''' Dr. Dr. T. NJ. GUsrIS, ocalist.
They also highly recommended by
Prof A. X. Taylor, NJ. D., Memphis Tenn
Prot l.. Shanks :.
J. II. Mcmahon, Editor, :.
JOAN Waters NJ D., Nashville Tenn.
A. W. Butler Secretary Insurance Co, Nashville Tenn.
Cave Johnson, late Postmaster GeAeral,
Judge N. Green, e.. E.
Richard 7. Miles, Bishop, =. =.
Rev IT. Edgar,
Pref e. Gedtings, NJ D.. Charleston, s C.
Prof. j. Edwards IIolb7ook,
Edward Sebring, President State Bank Charleston c.
A. Lopez NJ. d. Mobile, Ala.
,oln Fl. Woodcock, N. D. Mobile, Ala.
N. Ghilders
William Mcdowell,
David Dale Owen, New Harmony, Ind.
Prof. A. Means, NJ. H., Augusta, Ga.
And hundreds others both in Europe America all
testify the advantages OF these Spectaces all
The original certificates be at the Office,
No. 81 Camp street. d2s 5m&W
A ID. GRIEFF ~ CO., So, 40 and AZ OLD
N. ievec oltr for sale
HERRINGS-ll6D boxes No, and Scaled.
STRAW PAPFR-200J reams various sizes.
BUTTER-10O0 packages Ohio, various sizes.
TEAS-75o packages, Black and Green
RIO COFFEE-500 sacks.
SPERM CANDIES-2OJ boxes, S. LeonarlS.
CHEESE-2o0 boxes English Dairy.
STAR CANDLES-25U boxes, Proctor Gamble, etc.
PICKLES and KETCiIU PS-5N0 bXs, various brands
GUNNY BAGS-loO bales large.
WHITE BEANS-75 barrels Northern
CURRANTS-lG and 10 barrels, Fresh
CRUSHED SUG tR-lC0 bbls, Stewart, Green 4 Go.
FIRE CRACKERS-250 boxes No. /.
TALLOW CANpLES-l25 boxes No. G.
sHOULDERS-9D tierces, j. C. Fiedelley, canyased.
HOPS-2O bales Good.
SCHNAPPS-l00 cases. U. Wolfe, landing.
CIDER--50 barrels Newark landing.
BROOMS-i75 dozen, Shakers.
PIPES-50o boxes.
3 soAP-500 boxes, No. and Extra d22lm
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rTNAR-TAIs-TAIs-l00 barrels Lake, large siae, lwh
ky pork Utvresy spenii shipping order lald ~
and for sale by VI. ". DICKINSON i Co,
aI2 y Is POy dras stree.
(N1TEbN DUCA-TUE UNDERSIGNED AGENTS
~ TOR the Union Manufacturing Company Of Maryland nt Bal
tinoc have landing full assortment Of numbers Of thei,
periof De Ia Cotton pUc, which they offer for sale lois
purchasers. BuNNETI, It b tIlEFF,
- tilaVjer street.
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---s- s--F---s-----
ADJUSTMENTS.

C,RIsP's GAIETY-GRAyIERs STREET
Essasst saa j. o aklsR
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Family Circle equal any house g
5y 70
oSoea "als xsy. oxs: ~. .s.;
1 Fen Esss Gxf PR s Boxes IS each
CHANGE OF TIME.
s- OK Office open from O'Clock A. n till o'clock P. NJ
sS-The most Eegan. Thea.er in the United States
THIS EVENING, January 49, 1857.
Conn nentary Benefit the Frnens Charitable Assoca-
Gsn which occasion de whole strength of Company
comedy, eniiaed 'IAD'' ''seA"
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
Crisp. After which, the petite comedy Of
THE WEATHERCOCK. .
In With Mr. chsrsi assumes characters To conclude
THE TWO BoNNycAsTLEs
9!n evenns-complinen Benefit to MrsW
| A CARD-CRrsP's GAIETY-
| COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT ...
r- .s.
| FIRENEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS.
| MONDAY EVENING, January r. 1851,
q S4s s vii lie presented
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER
Widow CHEEKY Mrs. W. Il. CRISP.
10 DC followed By one OF
| MRS. CHERRPs ELEGANT INTERLUDEs.
| after Which, a
DANCE ........~..... by......>., Mile KATARISE
| To conclue with
AFAVoRITE AFTEEPIECE.
sTekes ready To be Office Of the ,ssoca-
BOX Office sf the Theaer where seats can be secured
or. CHARLES rHEATEk-sr CHARLES ST.
Dr. ;. G nEBaR Lessee tss,ss. and Manager
Mr.. c. G. CHEsLEY. Treasurer.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parqne'te = cents.
Gallery
Private Boxes, each. 81 %
Eighth night Of ana f Fot 4 Ill., tfTEs ROBERTSON
Triumphant succsSs-sis' night Of The Phantom"
THIS EVENING, January II, 1857,
First t!g!: Of the protean burlet;a,
THE CHAMELEON.
and panes Atts: Which, 9Th ish Of the very sue
THE PHANTOM.
Tie E@s1to r. b. va Lucy Pencil Mis- Enss 70
supposed earse BET xesn The lst and I'd paris
tSn Mr. l., BoIfasaH: Ada Ra6y Niss ASns
m m ss :b ss s as q s"'
KISS IN THE DARK.
Mr. Pebone Mr.. Vng Bowers Mrs Pe:,ibone with song
; re- iiox otics open daily from 10 10 3 o'clock
aoors open at G5e OyeItueat O'clock, precisely JAZZ
ORLEANS THEATEE ORLEANS STREET.
MONDAY, January L. 1857.
F!rtt night Of Adams opera, in acts
If WERE KING.
Mines toson, La;ouche Messrs Delagrave, Magne Gulo
EThe Lbrettoo three French Operas Fiots edition, 70
sale ii ne Box Office.
Eg-PRTCES-Tress Circle, ia;iced Boxes, Parque.e an
secoH1 BoScs 81 ~
g
sh@or OPEN a C clock Performance commences at
O'clock.
re- No Seat secured unless paid for. JAZZ
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Hundred Dollars will be paid by
Orleans and C"olton Railroad Company for such Informs
ton may lead the ARREST and CONVICTION of the
parties the Horse Station
evening of The ls inst and the MURDER MURDERS com
mitted that the of The Compas
ployees.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors:
ja3 If ALBERT G. BLANCHARD, Sec'y.
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pEEL,s SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE


Il CHARLES STREET.
sPALnlNG RoGERs....... Managers and PEor:ietors
sr-lzD1Ne s. ROGERS THREE uRcrsEs
MUSEUM OF ONE HrS22HEG, THOUSAND crRlos1-
Admission only SC cer both Circus and Museum ct
For the Week commencing MONDAY Jan. 70.
First night Of MILE ROSA umqrcsonahly the and
Af1srca!
night of TIE gre., M4G1LroN il lis startling the
TEN NEW ACTS DURING THE WEEK!
The wonderful ROBINSON, the Greatest Rider in the World
The incompatible MAGILTuN, the Greatest ymuas. III the
The Famous MOTLEY BROTHERS and lie Celebrated &C
The Astonishing Trick Ponies PEGASUS aud TARTAR!
Mines OTiMOND and LAKE and Little KATE ORM0ND!
The M H5fT: BIZ! hAk and 'of'N DN "'
siess;s: RICHAR2SoN, LIBBY DUNBAR, NATHANIEL,
charge to visitors tottc Circus,
E=Musenm Performance by Nh NElIIs the Celebrated Nc
Armed Man. every day al IL and o'clock
Crcus Performance hight at l. and every Saturday
ANOTHER ATTRACTION AT vANNUCHrs MUSEUM.
THE GREAT KENTUCKY GL4NTEssl ..,
Weight, Bis pounds
N A D NJ e 0 G \ n A,
Was bonn uutil recently reslei in Kentucky. When q
"s {" AZ FIFE
WUkIIu! HeI height i, feet inch; she 2!
inches around the arm and 81 inches around the calf Of he
leg: she is tcet iches in circumference and almost il!
ies gentlemen Of the hshe,, tnnsnce lave vsd M
@ az R"Ef s' WaSF IS 4 S AeE
Ladies, don't her. She the Ne Plus Gu
''' THE YOUTHFUL FEM FEMALE PRODIGY,
| Only two years and eve months old and weighing
l35 POUNDS
This extraordinary youthful prony perfect in all its nhyscH
developments las arrived at vann"cli's Museum 10
ST. Charles street, and will tie exhibited
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
Is" addition this attraction, be The magnhce
| group Of W.!X T FIGURES, representing the
TRIAL. Or CHRISTI
All moved by machinery. Together with the I0RD'SSuPPER
| CHAMBER Or DBAIii-TiIE GRlMEAN HEROES
Till: GREAT EUROPEAN Notwithstanding On
Hundred fignrcs all forming the interesting
spectacle exhibited in this country.
Admission - 50 cents children and servants half price
Doors omen from 10 A. NJ to 10 7. N. d2Z II
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WANTED.

yHANTEU-BYA LAD 16 YEARS OLD, ACCLINAT-
w ed anti well acquainted with the city situation u CON-
mission wholesale house, in which woud willing
himself generally sssfn Good city references gfven.
Please address Box e. No. 10 Postoce No. Maessue
street. jas
WANTED-TWo TE4GHERs-L LADIES ONE TO
w teach Music .Frenc the other Drawing and Pai
ing English aHces the may combine these ena
fcatons Mns thorough Situation pleasant and salary
liberal. Apply at thiSo..ce Dc I'm
TETANTED- IMMEDTATELY, A STU ALTON AZ
w institution family school by young
lady who well qualified for teaching the FngSh course,
with MHsic French Drawing and Painting Testimo
mails furnished IL required. Address Miss T. j. g. we'll
Vile. Nottoway county, Va. DIS If
WOOL WANTED-WOOI--seiler will End ready
w sale by applying to j. Ii. BAss,s
SEQ ILL. Ia 11a Common street..
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT-THE THIRD AND FOURTH sTO-
E5 Ct Graver streetboth well furnished. hp
Ea:I ply to 4 JONES, MACk1NDER CO..
d 81 Gragfer street.
- FOR REyT-THE STORE NO. 80 CAMP
street. with Glass Gases Counters, Shelves and Gas Fix
Mixtures well adapted the Fancy Millinery Dry Goods,
or furniture business.
FRAME HOUSE. No. G5 Baronne, between Grod and Jn-
with large yard suitable for Builder, Wood
Be.er Furniture Depot Mineral Water Narufac
tory.
For terras, apply 20 JAMES DFSBAN,
. o25 If a.. =. saat H.. 96 Common Street
- FOR RENT THE -FOUR STORY BRICK
STORE fronting New Ievee and Fulton Streets third
Iii door above Girod street; Apply to
BARELIT L co,
SEQ II No. 81 Common street
- HOUSE FOR iSENT AND FUKNITURE FOR
5SALE-At wosory brick Dwelling situated The north
sde OF Canal between Basin and Franklin Streets
containing corridor paror and dining three fine bed
the second Aoor besides several good bed he
wing servants pantry; coal cfster and ra
one delightful residences city. having
full advantage the The neighborhoo6
highly respectable.
For full particulars apply the premises No. 212 Canal s
between Basin and rankin streets al It
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MILLINERY.

iss, 4 hsssIisi IL d. q h e. =. ~
from nts that s ss e. tn.
"f Hs .s eE afss:s
&c sS 'fo 81. he ss.
fsSH "a 81
&C. She l1 III
r gsa ES 1TPS e ss er
sois and HARABGUT PIRAsoI,s, iii d which wfl te;
yoHd doubt prove upon inspection to be the most 0esnu
to e # . = S ss n shd i h sss
assisted by Mile Leontne Mime Fonry who lately from
.ss tie @i snf VIC 5ss s
her ~ .s asss paf st F.sh,ons that .o.k will be
1qRa y Te r to M az e h and o9 ssss hsf
they WIN cal and esanirs for thernseves, do sH
10 NINE; R9sEI;T, NO; L GH I; TEI
N Ia4sT pAk AsG sr nEs k aastSeV
" s,any on hand assortment of new style eoaks wy W.
"a Ladies arc Informed that the of ski,l.nI SCAM
stress from Paris have been secured. dis en-
a. Vow Is THE TIME FOR LA-AA.
A MRS. oLARKE's, EA
cert teow their fo,sr ices xh view The s:oes
~ ,MlLLINERY AND DKEss-MAkING.
| ~ SIAN Prod UCIlOSS IMPORTED DIRECT :.
| l40 Canal street. - 40
Miss DOWNS has just received ard will offer for sale and
after MONDAY next splendid Fall Goods and
French Millinery, selected with by heselfemha
cling Silk Satin and Felvss Ben
nets Alo rich Of misses Capotes and SILK Clip
Ladies' Coaes of recherche description Furs
Tppets coors Railroad Corse Ernbroder
les including the best specimens Of the taste and skill of French
in ralencienes Collars and Sleeves FOR
| DC, and all at the lowest possible prices.
Dessmakr superintendent by experienced artistic ID BIN
/ ~ MILLINERY.-MRs D. F. WEYMOUTH,
Ig1s6 CANAL. STREET, up stairs has just received and
Gs opened an entire new stock comprising Velvet Satin
SILK and Straw RONSETS also large assortment
Of MANTIIIAs the very quality and style all having
by herself dnring the summer from the bs
am
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also examined the Specnclcs OF Mcssrs Senmors 4
Co. and concur with Prof. RidIel's certificate
JAMES JONES, VI. D.
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pRFHGEVNATER MINERAL PAINT = 81
II perior any ether for all Outdoor Work; Also oT ever
description of Il on Work, above and III der
Depot, - Camp street.
Agents for the southern States,
Do? Mott G. G. BOGERT Il co.
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NEW GKoCERIEs-JUsT EHGEIYED-

NEW GRUCERIES-IUST EHGEIYED-
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS Beer TONGUES;
Craei,reh BISCUITS English SA ICES aud Pickles.
French PRESERVES; W-estph.tia HAMS;
RATSINE, Ff.s ana Pfu!lls, in Jars and Fancy Boxes
and variety Of FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together wi'A very superior stoc o. excellent WINES,
LIQUORS AID CORpIAI.S.
For sale Al EN- GROCERY STORE, % Baronue st.
JAZZ Il. l.. BERcIER. Agent
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"a ODD FELLOWS, HALI1-IoUNG MEMS
"a SOCIETY MASKED AsD FANCY DRESSED BALLS.
fA There will be series -FOUR BALLS which will take
2an&& place following nights:
THUKsDa Y, January IL, 1851.
THURSDAY. January 20, 1857.
THURSDAY, February IL, is5-
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NINE FRANZ, THE oEL!ERRATER ITALIAN

NT FKAN1N, IIAI1AN
las roonis at 1877 Baonne street Nine r. vii divine
different changes in Life from Childhood to Old Age
tracing Of Life Sickness; the Line OF Intellect for
Disappointment in Business; times to be
Lucky Numbers III Lotteries; Travels Success etc.
with prominent points of the Disposition; Lovers Wishes
and Courship
Mime Frank OF Gvinng your destiny is purely
scientific principles.
Charges and two dollars each. "
N BMc T. will also prescribe for female irregularities
complaints For all iuruties of this character she has
All comnunicaions in regard to health free dat sm
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x899a7B5.&.s. THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
iEN%1aAi .OST-On Wednesday, about O'Clock, on Camp
street. between Julia and Canal Streets POCKET
BOOK containing S50 in gold and bout s.
per also, Geld Ring mnrked inside m C. to j
Dn of deaf and dumb on his
California and ii has fallen into hone
hands as he stranger The finder will receive Ike
above reward by leaving Book and this office
and sincere thanks Of the - . -
ia JOHN DUR AND.
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N BENT, corner St Charles and Lafayette Square
respectfully informs the public that he has opened store at the
above named place and has all times hand fresh stocS
o! CONFECTIONERY, CHOCOLATE and PASTRY which
will sell by Wholesale retail the lowest prices. dl2 3m
AIR. DE, LA CRUZ BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS
Il friends and customers that he has succeeded tod NJ La
horde business of Wholesale and retail CT
CARS and the very best CHEWING TOBACCO urder the
name tie of Young America Cigar Store door
Banks Arcade Is Magazine street. between Nacez and Ora
vier streets. R. DE LA CRUZ,
lm3p J NJ. Iahorde.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12
Chte of Departure of European. California
and Havana Malls, for january, 1857.

All letters France HOLLAND, and Belgium must be paid
II ces by tie American Liverpool and Sou;mP
to ~ cents by the direct TO avre and cents ny
British SwzaIlnRd Italy should
nnder the rule reach earlier their destinations with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York
closed mall consisting Of letters and newspapers Ter states
ata cities of the German Austrian Postal union and Denmark,
Norway SweHE, PoGnd, Russia Greece lonaf Islands, ETC.,
IL sent trou. the Postofice in New York semi weekly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

HESSRS. SEM MONS & co.
Beg inform the public that they have removed their office
George " Hyn>on Co.. No. s. CAMP STREET, where
they viii remain for short time only supply their celebrated
Brazilian Pebble SurctncleS