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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
,afe- of Departure OF European, California
and Havana. Mails. for January, 1857. =

All letters France Holland and Belgium be paid
Il by American Liverpool Souianp
n 20 by the direct steamers Hare and cents by
British steamers Letters SwerlaRd and Italy shoud come
under the rule reach earlier Their designation with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
ss cities Of the Postal Union anil Denmark,
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Ionan ands, ETC.,
il sent from the Post Office in New York semi weekly.
ES5~ The bark Old Hickory, VeacacIs, mss
,er from Philadelphia, is scafg opposite Red
Stores district Cdrguees will fteld the feceitt
81 their freight the Levee ~e viii be at their
expense and risk - .-'
jatO j. II. ASifRRIDGE A. CO.. 40 Common 81.
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iEAsuRgR's DEPARTMENT, I
n.....I.r m llEH

y
Me- To, the Public The Treasurer would
respectfully attention of the pubic 10 the following
New City Charter, approved March 70, 1S5G
1913 BE It further enacted That taxes commonly
Licenses laid by the Common Council professions
cans business and carriages hacks drays and
other Vehicles used int city of New Orleans shall be paya
City Treasurer, the LIST TO the 3lst OF
January, inclusive, Of each And if any tax commonly
License laid a. aforesaid shall not have been paid
liable therefor before the 3is day OF Jai
ay each sud OF New Orleans upon ai
officer Of sad city, citizen OF td
city that said tag, commonly k lictise has not been
paid by the person liable thereo shall have lien in The ma
said person in default and application made, writ Of
provisional shall of court OF competent
Jurisdictions favor Of said city and against said properly and
In judgment rendered in favor OF said city said property
professionally seized shall be in satisfaction of said tax
Portion Of Section l And further slall be the duty
hand TO the Assistant City Attorney all
bills dues licenses designated and intended by Sec
the shall or be exigihle by the
provisions of this and the said Assistant Attorney shall
forth with institute proceedings in courts Of competent jrisdc
ton in the several districts where said dues licenses lines Or
penalties shall have accrued.
To avoid the vexaiion of suit the Treasurer
would recommend Prompt attention the above notice
I2i I'm ADAM CITIZEN. IItisnrer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

NOT TON DUCk-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS
" for the Uuon Manufacturing Company OF Maryland at Bal
landing full assortment Of nuIneer OF their su-
peo Oe Cotton Duck which they offer for sale in lots TO
suit IurCiisers. BUNNt-l4iI Il BAL Hi Fl r..
aj3 PM trrHyier
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SS-TIfIs NUMBER WINS 4 PRIZE 81
Sc JOSEPH RAFEL, Sc
20 90, S,r, .+..o. s6

: "a
JOSEPH RAFEI Sc Camp street, still confines to dis
prizes Jeelry by auction, to the public in New Or
leans He bes in mind the magic number which
headss advertisement and call and examine for themselves
the following ucqHed oe Of goods but family described be-
low viz: -
Ladies Diamond ara Enameled Backed Hunting and Open
Facet WATCHES. rr ..---.s
en,emens r.:ent Levers Open limiting Watches,
by Dent Cooper, johnson, Tobias Taylor Jul
gerson of Copenhagen, and every other celebrated MAKER
Railway Time Keepers in silver and gold cases. Warranted
vary 4 second in year.
Boys Watches, Al incCmprehensble lew prices.
Diamonds than Oriental slendur in Pins Rings,
Ear Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces, Bnndeauy, etc.
Mosaic Sets, direct from Florence.
Pearl Enamel Opal Plsin Sets, Of pattern and de
sign, Of the latest fashion.
Five huie Opera Gasses of every style AID MATERIAL with
twelve glasses, and most all prices
Electro Sheffield Plated Ware in Ges:ors Gnndlescks,
Pitchers, oblcts, Cups. Tea and Breast Sets lphsiands
SAVERS, etc.
Silver Of pure standard Forks Spoo2s Ladies', Fish, But
fer Knives and Breakfast Sets Water Ice and
Molasses Pitchers; Cups Gobles and Napkin Rings e.
Writing Desks Work and Toilet Boxes, Dressing and Tvel
ing Cases. rosewood mahogany pspier mace ard leather
Clocks cT Lruwingrooms, parlors halls Offices and kitchens
marble, bronze ornolu paper nashe mahogany rosewood
| and iron pedestals
Fancy Goods Gard Cases. in gold silver, pearl
ivory; Portemonaes Ivory Tablets Retieules
Yag Smelling ard Salt Toilets; ans, Cigar Gases; Sou
venirs; Backgammon Boards; Doninos; PAPER
Weights and Cutters; with hundreds efoe articles necessary
| for r-
Articles enumerated as advertisement will be sold al
private sale twenty per cent. cheaper than other such
establishment ills Continent CALL, EXAMINE and be
| CONVINCED. f...r
will repair manufacture with pronpness and despatch
on the shortest notice. any article in my line having engaged
the services of te most accomplished workmen regardless
eXper y o..
Having purchased for fifty cents cash the delar the who'll
trade of of the largest Jeweiry ard Fancy Good
establishments Gin iiqudaton in the country IT, with his owl
| for pGhlic inspection.
II i121 I'm
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sEaosp JusrIcgs CoURT W. il. THELW ALE VS.. THOMAS
parish of }WRIGLEY and wife, L. l.. WR1fi.
No 0r1eans J.EY, in solido. No. f,6sg.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Geri faclas to
ID directed by the Honorable g Bradford, Second Justice
the Peace the Parish Of Orleans will proceed and sell
public auction warehouse Circns street. between
Poydras and Pedido. january Ii 1851 at L.
o'clock. NJ
TWO TkUNKs continuing Clothing and Theatrical Dresses
Seed in The shove suit Is the property of plaintiff
;,nG 70 i - " ~ " MITCHELL Il, rons,abIe
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. NNNUCHI,s MUsEUM-loz ST. CHARLES ST.

"
ANOTHER ATTRACTION AT vANNUCHIfS MUSEUM
THE GREAT KENTUCKY GIANTEsSi
Weight, SIS pounds
Ma D AN E 0 c E A N A
Was bc-u recently resided in Kentucky. When 70
years Of she weighed lS polndsi shs is q years
Of age and is tie I..aRG ESTLIMBED WOMAN IN THE
WORLD! Her height is5 feet inch; she MEASURES 20
around the aud IS inches around the calf of her
leg e is inches in circumference, and almost in
credible relate No. SHOES A number of med
gentlemen OF the highest emience have visited NJ me
G)celna. and have uniformly prnLo unced her
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE
Ladies' DON'T fail visit her, She is the Ne Plus Ultra of Gu
riosities Also -
THE YOUTHFUL FEMALE PRODIGY,
Only two years and FIVE months old, and weighing
1876 POUNDS!
This extraordinary youthful prpdgy perfect IN all its physical
Developments, has arrived Vnnnucls Museum, lOI
S. Charles street, and will he exhibited
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
addition this attraction, be the magnificent
group of WAX FIGURES, Representing the
TRIAL OF CHRIST
moved By machinery, together with the IORUSSuPPER-
CHAMBER OF DEATH-THE CRIMEAN HEROES
THE GREAT EUROPEAN Pow ERS-comprsng One
Hundred Figures all forming the interesting
snectac!e ever exhibited in this country.
admission so children and servants hat price,
lloors omen from 10 A. N. to 10 2. NJ. d2lE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

80
Last night but Of the engagement AGNES ROBERT
SON and Mr.. BouRcIcAuLT-Miss Agnes Robertson
In six characters. %. 80 -. y
THIS EVENING, Janusry ls, 1857. =, SIX
Second night Of the new drama VICTOR AND HORTENsE.
Victor Mr.. Bourcieaut Michel, Mr.. Winning Bowers Ma
lard, Mr.. Marten Hor;ense. Miss gnes Robertson
After which, the bnretiat the YOUNG AgTEESs-Niss
Trssedim dian IT. ving BoweI doaedian NJ Brain
ssf M q sf .ssF b. s S
pants, NJ. Vning Bowers. 80
H1rTo Farewell Benefit Of Miss Agnes Re herson.
H5r Box office open daily from 10 TO 3 o'clock.
H- Doors open Ga Overture at o'clock precisely jal6
(tRIsP'S GAIETY-G RAvIER STREET.
Lessee and -af"naser v I, j. c GRI s
PRICES OF, ADMISSION.
Dress Circle Psrquette Observation-Disclosures. 10
Family Circle equtl any seat in fire house,}. SO
Guudroon Private Boxes per rs
Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS 70 So each.
CHANGE OF TIME.
Doors half o'clock Curtain rises at o'clock.
sa-BoS Office open from o'clock a NJ till o'clock + ~
HThe most Elegant Tiea,er the United States. -eA
THIS EVENING, Jaiuary ,lG. 1851.
. LOGAN.
Who last night received with husiac appanse-w
p'ay Of the HtNCHBIuK-Helsn Mr.. W. j. Crisp:
farce Of Ny YoGSs VT s-Gregory Grzze, Mr.. W,
D., Uavidge. H..
sS-The following Stars will appear in rapid succession Mis-
EhlZA logan Mis- Il J. DhxESPoRT e.: Mr., +: -
WORTHY. and another GREAT NGAGEMEsT which
the present time be publicly announced. jai6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

pEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE
ARMoRY HALL CAMP STREET.
Open EVERY EVENING, Sundays excepted,
Eleventh Week Of the Celebrated g.
Il NJ B E L l. MIN ST r E L S,
directed by the renowned delinestor
Nj AT PEEL.
FRIDAY and sATURDAY-Nesmeric Dcc,ar Stump Speech
and Plantation Pastimes
Preceding pieces, nightly change Of NEGRO MIN
: sTKELsY, by the Model Troupe Of the World
Ne Admission 50 cents Children half price. Seats be
p Dr. F. A. JONES, Agent.
r. f. ENNIS, secy. = ), =. zial2 If
A M MP II & lEA A Z rE AND MUsEUM-sr,
sPALDI,,G RodERs-...... Managers and Propriesors
spALD1Ne 8. ROGERS THREE uEcUsEs
MUSEUM OF ONE HUNDRED: THOUSAND cUR1osI-
ca admission only 30 to both Circus and Museum st
For the Week commencing MONDAY, Jan. u.
First night Of Mile ROSA nquestonaby the expert and
most beautiful Rorewonan that has ever appeared an
America!
First night Ct the great AGrON in his startling the
Slack Rope.
TEN NEW ACTS During THE WEEK.
The wonderful ROBINSON, Greatest Rider in the World
The onpa-abe MAGLToN. the Greatest Gymnas in the
| The Famous MOTLEY BRoTHERs the Celebrated AC-
The Astonishing Trick Ponies, PEGASUS and TARTAR!
| Mines oRMoND and LAKE and Little KATE oRNoND
The Clowns BILL LAKE and JOHN DAVENPORT, an
/ MOTLEY BROTHERS
! Nessfs RICHARDSON, LIBBY, DUNBAR, NATHANIEL
l. CROSBY, BARRY, etc.
nMUSE open all day, from 10 4. n. 10 10 p. NJ, whou
| extra charge TO visitors 10 the Circus
Museum Performance by NEIIIS tile Celebrated Nc
! Armed Man, every day at T., and O'clock.
sCircus Performance night at T. aud every satrda
nGDI al q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
{TOsE BROTHERS. 739s MAG

I 'UsE BItUTEEEIts. la72 MA9AAINF sTKF.F'If
CfRsr for sale
~ L.les Kentucky Jeans and I.inseys
200 bales BRine Irvine;
800 boxes Balls AdaInRTtiae Candles: 49,
1850 boxes Boston Soap, various brands aud qualities
251j packages SRckerci all numbers; -
500 whole half and quarter drums Cndhshi 10
1900 quarter boxes Goldfish;
Baltimore Cove Oysters, hesret cdity sealed;
800 boxes Vim. Macomter Co.'S ricHie- and pEeserves;
20 quarter casks Rochelle Brandy;
GOO packages Benz h Co.'s Cranberries;
500 &c and Porter quarts ana pints,
$50 Walter Eaker L Co.'S Chocolate, all qualities;
20 ibis and Suffolk < Co ) Table Salt; ...
100 VI Werk's Premium Catasvba Wine Sparkling
R.d Still -,
1000 kegs Philadelphia and Boston White Lead ana She"
White Zinc Paint;
200 bbls Marcus Smiths Old Reserve Old Rye ard Boar
: hon ial3 3plTn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

DEEF-5U bbls and 80 hf bbs Davis Family Mess for sal
ID by VOORHEES,, GRlGGS Il CO.,
DE- 10 Fchonpictlas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

Bgs Odd FcIiows1 Hail. corner of Camp
aud Lafayette streets, New Orleans Com listing OF the
large ALL capable Of eating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms and Drawing Rooms attached; also, the l.EC-
TUREROON capable Of seating Five Hundred Persons can
be used separate or connected, Hs may be required
Hall located eligible part of The city the
eoms eommodious elegantly furnished for Balls Par
ties Exhibitions and Lectures and viii be rented low
by the night week month. may be required. AppicA
| ton 10 be made to u HENRY G. STEYSUN,
''' ~ No. 81 Camp street.
I-.-...r" or 10 TIIGS. II. SHIELDS, Secretary,
ga fral -. .t ~ 'Aa Office, Odd Fellows Hall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

"a ODD FELI1lWs, HALIx-YouNG MEMS
"a SOCIETY MASK ED FANCY DRESSED BALLS.
AA There will be series Of FOUR BALLS, which will take
EsIItN place on the following nights:
THURSDAY. January %, 1851
u THURSDAY, February IL. 1885, =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

MIME DE GOO-THIs WONDERFUL ASTROL0-
VI GIST still her old stand No lss Julia street
he uaee and Barcnne streets. TO AL and
hear your planets read thousands have done and left her
Office with cheerful She still continues to show the
likeness husbands wives bring those who are
together and speedy marriages. will give infer
nation friends lost stolen goo4s, describing the
thief will selec. prize numbers in the lottery, gratis
received few dozen bottles OF the CHI.
NESE MIXTURE, or, Cure for Drupkeness. Also tmall
ot of Turkish Magic and Luck Powders from CONSTANT
nolc euared by The great Warrior, g. H. Oregon
.uned There will danger of there being old maids
or bachelors in New Orleans if they will give The Madame
call,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

DUCIOs d co., NO. 81 BIENylLLE STREET COR
- ner VI Exchange Alley, have the honor TO inform their
friends and public that they hays inst opened at their sSTe
such as Redsteads Aroirs Tables and others Tcte
Tete Chairs others Sofas Fanten Moss Hair and Spring
Beds They undertake Repairing Fur
nure make exchanges, take II storage They hope by
and Industry to obtain share Of she public patronage
dl7 9pSn --...r ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

have SpecAcle NIessrs Se1nuons Co., and
boove they superior in material and manufacture to
those 4s.aly used fully rtcoueuis
ton. WARREN STONE, NJ. D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

EST- The Poetry OF FhySfc-BOseS haVe at
ways been associated minds with faces ard medi
soeedt the Of childhood another ord for
disgust remedies the part OF sick
ness pain hard bear the revolving potions
swallow for its relief Dr. Ayers prepaa
herald another His Cherry Pecoya is like honey
the tongue, aud healing bal the stomach Hi Psi Try
tpr-tey the taste and glide shol
palate, but their energy although wrapped Is
and strikes with telling force the ouldations Ut
disease. Cincinnati t0.) Citizen.
aay~They for sale hy J. WRIGHT CO., and all our
city Druggists. do 2n6W
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27
PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~H~DA BEING NOW ORGANIZED ON
g s.z permanent and substantial basis, and
h:iving competed arrangements by which the most
perfect security is afforded to shippers the PACIFIC
EXPRESS COMPANY are prepared to oifer III
ees To those doing business through them, winch
cannot be surpassed in California,
Dur Expresses run regularly. IN charge ol respon-
sbe Messengers TO every important inland point III
the Sate as well as to all paris OF Oregon ana WASH
ington Territories, Or, scent Clfy. HumDolut BAY,
Los Angeles and the southern Coast
We also run regular Expresses 10 ana from the
ATLANTIC STATES, by every steamer ON the ran
ANA aud Nicaragua routes. rs MISC to san Juan rama
ma Caao. and Valparaiso.
We do a strictly legitimate Express and Forward :
inp business and trust the manner in which we nave
yun our Expresses since our original orgahiZaliDh
will be n sufficient guarantee to our irehds ana We
public at large, " the manner in which our business
will be hereafter conducted
We my particular attention To the transportation
ef TREASURE to.the Atlantic States, as also Gold
Dust IN and from the II. :. Branch Mint. and the va
rous Assay Offices for the faithful performances of
which we offer as will he seen. the most ample Sc
curitv The public will bear IN mind that all treas
ur,, forwarded by us, isa SPECIAL DEPOSIT.
Orders for the, purchase of merchandise VIII ne
eoref,lly attended TO and faithfully executed.
Eynrrss..s will leave the ctitie at Orovl!le EVERY
nav for nll Darts o. the state. Collections OF all
kinds pysE.ptly attended TO-. -, ,
NJ w. HARMON Agent, Oroville.
January 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27

ruaytNG OPENED A GROCERY AND PRO-
LII vision store AT Ibis place. would respectful
N invite the attention of the citizens of 0roTle and
vicinity, to our large and we'll selected stock OF Goods
,o hnv and sell as cheap for cash any other ettab
lshment in this State share of the public patron
age Is respectfully solicited. ]. c. & 5. MORE.
OrnyIa. January H., 1851. Vl%u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27
Orleans Hotel,
Montgomery rect, above Downer.
JOHN w. MILLER, Proprietor.

!z4a HAVING PURCHASED and now opened
4siJ the above house, takes this method of inform
ia ing his friends and the public generally, that
he - prepared to accommodate all that may favor
him " ilh their patronage, in the most comfortable
manner. Having been "a considerable eAperse III
re filling and refurnishns the house, he iatters him.
self thai 1t will compare iavorably with any IN the
country and he hopes strict attention TO the wants
NJ his guests receive liberal share OF patronage
Oroyille. January 7, 1851. JyIH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27

DEPARTURE from Orove every day at II
O'Clock 4. NJ.
LETTERS, TREASURE, and all kinds of Mer-
chandlse forwarded with security and dispatch.
GOLD DUST shipped 10 the mint for coinage
Coin advanced on the same.
COLLEC TTONS and COMMISSIONS attended TO
in all parts Of the Union.
TREAS SURE to the East always insured
ian25 MCWILLIAMS & TYMESON, Agents.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND IIuNTooN STREETS,
VILE.
JOHNSON g. LAWLOR, ..... .Proprietors.

@-s HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE.
t8,i known heretofore as llunloon's Exchange We
hsi have renovated re- fitted, newh furnished and
opened il under the above name, with entirely new
arranysme nts We have erected spacious dining
haIl-added IA large number of elegantly furnished
roo ms for Families and are prepared to accommo-
date any num5er Of guests ia manner that We trust
will be satisfactory 10 all! As We nave had me beh-
eft of long experience in the business, ard rs We
shall give our whole attention 10 it, we intend to
make our house in all its essential appointments. .he
very bost in this section OF California.
FRANK JOHNSON, .... FRANK J. LAWLOR.
formerly of ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, NY
NB-The Cal Stage COS General Office is atthis
House, where passengers arrive from and depart to
ali pOias of the country.
December 30, 1850. d6A-H
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30
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CO N N + K CIAL.
D@veassrs whslesale MasAss.

Whnxxspar kssSlss, Oct -
RNEs-n.s hccn about u a stand ihe last 1out
days, and Two feet sbsve low ws,or mark
wgarsKs-Ths weather u giving .ome prerrc
aiiions cf wintef We have had heavy fro.ts ana
little freezing To-day cool and cloudy
nrsissss, Daring The isst frw d3ys our street.
have been crowded with teass from tho country and
the city had lite usnai Fall out door appearance whlch
10 aay Thing but like hard times A srea, desl of
Produce eamiss In the country Nor the srcsssr
psrt of which cash i- received We notice 10 chang,
IA ,hs usual current ot trade Il has appeared the
lsst few week. None, continue. NeIy .care. At.d
collections hard to m axe, hut Ne thlbk tLsr. Ia.
hesl an improvement manifested at least better
spirit In paying email b,ll. which eases up the
larger The retail !. dail tyr tho ses.oa aud
tobbsrs too eau,ious 10 do maeh There are -t,l
on asads fair stoeks Of Dry 9oois pco,s and shoe
Hats aHd Cap-, q, Got the country trade hat ht,r
tnias River business dal shipments q prc>ius,
very light for tho ses.na The latsss foreign GsN.
aud Essisrn Intelligence sivt bpt little cacsuraAr-
meat fos riss 40 gratis TIE war In India ha. net
created th., foreign demand which ws- anticipated
si least the crops 81 Europe s~ins god =. well
our ownl the Increased dgmAnd hs. been supplied 1t
home We make but few changes in gao,aiios.
wsxAr THE arrival. of the last week b, Wagon
we're m1sL heavier than those ~ any previous week
thls ssAson Es~rs farmer in this vicn,sy appear.
determined part With At least enough At the pre-.
prices pAy h,. asbg. Thi.is an obligation be
e~es y kimssa as ~sa - 20 hl. creditor. W. .cr
prespssi of ads.nce la this priss % heat .s,p
The lest foreign arrival broaghi new. ~ q farther
decins 10 brsslsraas We continue the qan,aii.a
u sse essA Tor god quality % ~Lssi here. Tho
p.iss 81 Chie~So issss board 90 u ~il be .een
are payiIs proporticasiely higher tate
FIors No change Beet brands ~ 70 q, wh,les.lr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30
LATEST NE VS..
f9fGHrftL rave ~ rIENN4

N.a iags. oCt. -
The steamship Pe,ss lrota Li,rfp,Atl l1th
arrived at uaen to-day She Ltiua. ala,ut
f9i s1 stsrine N specie. alsl "a passenger
Full adsiees ts lltita hail, NcIr rlcrrial
hut lad ~ a"ws II Importance
II is said tint President Eurhanan d. 4
written Ia The American Ministers in Eurois.
pi~deing the American sosernn,ent Ia support
International law
There had is.eu isf. arrivals of gcll iron.
Australia
The health ct the kinz et Prussia reuai..~
critical
The Spanish Ministerial st,s,, had ctl-ci a.
ush. Afaur ; ioshlng nsa rIhinr.
There u a fearful ii4ageial panic at Vienna
The hanks of it"llaisi alai Brlt,nm advanced
rates OF discount
Fever was epidemic ii Lisbon
circular had heeu issued lrsIli the crlsuial
ONCE to ih. 6asefn"ls Al the sariuis ,~.l,,lais.
ealiinr oh them IL l."k IL the dstesccs ~ their
Prov anil hot t. neglsei thar reasonable,
amount ai "arliks preparation uhi.h II l. a.
siratar shouId be- es.tsw wh.a. maintained
Felaat Aas current that .lst.iert hasi hiatl.,
~ appearance "a tL.' village u ssgatiuti
near Lan,iai and that mith,n i lew da,. ~,
cniean eases AMI s-sea ..saihs ,atrcd
Several additional failures are announced
but hone OF great magnitude. ,fsiee a NJ
kerr"., Scotch mashiaist- Nanch..ie au,i
W u. West haiseniaSi,rf Manchester
faRrrast-A hhsl.ial etisie has ma.i
Tested ttseii nj Iisiasn TLs patulace wet,
dissatisfied With the ssuetity laeasaie. eI tL..
6aNcfhin"ni and outbreak - tii,i,,al.Sl
kobtet,-s had ALREADY .aaau.cns 81
Aesrs,A.-lhe fessnl, lion ~ t.laliuuS h..
tween Sardinia asal Austria may Lr ,l.onl,
expected.
The panic ia Aien.a exchange Na, nieb
fal. The nat,onai I.ans hearing. Interest pa,
able in silver i.il te NJ
krssIa-fhr Russian naval di, sion Eir IN,
shiisse waters hss teit aFmeta.i
\ letter IN the fsexsr shss IL i. p-sI,.,tly
tru. that the Rassian .; ssfunei. has sst
apart sis uiii,an raisles ius the recon.irneIiol
oi sehast"p"l ii..assh The lreaI, uf rar,. i.a
bsds the baildIng al fsfiiiisai l"tl- n ~ smI,
ps,sesi II may he easily aissi
frn-ia-a powder nsse 4. ~, al J"ui.l,lroga
had i'~sn .spl.sisi hs ipiinina na--ayrr ,sa,
l,ers"is Killed, aasi ssp h.a~es destroyed
isntA The lndlau mail we've received IA
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an.r Accounts all ,onrAt ~ lsg.no.t,rinn
the prospects ~ sie Enraprahs a ns"re cLrer
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

lS- The best eranberrie. are now selling
., t'iss per bashel In this market, They eau
be kept long time hs putting them Ia YES
sci, and pouring wafer enough over them To
keep them covered. They are one of the
table luxuries Of the season, and slmos, indi.
pensable To the epieure in turkey eating.