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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
60 hjbom it man Concern.
7T1CF~ T. T01ryDERS BLACKSMrTHS,

NOTICE-To FOUNDERS, BLACkSMIIIiS,
~ and other Your attention Is called 70 the ioo"
in from the Corporation Ordinances. -, - -.
oHs yeeetAb. ,irbsse dro. cnder, shells straw 'han-
dirt filth rubbish Of any kind wna'.SSI ~ -1y ' 4
alley or public place IN the City If New OK. H..
The violation Of any # the provisions OF the Preceeln
section shs BE- and hereby deelsred 70 De ,I ~
and ,ls b. pi.babe bv fne Of not less than one dollar or
ten Goars by iupsiso nuett IL ne my f''H
for term Of not lees than more than I'VE cay
II La b. IT, duty Of the Superintendent u stT,. ne
Street Iuspct ana enen 4 the said City to enforce e
obervauce tits Ordnance ant the punishment VI 49, fJ
parties rho NAV vOlato the same r., 49,. 49,.
Iii hereby declared 70 be the daty Of Pope,or OF P
essor II any fouLderi-s f1rg-. beksHiIhs snop
ands and other places for the sale OF oysters o. o1I
Gsh 20 employ Cart. Il their expense 9I tne
removing tie s,versl articles enumerated u NE
tons which Ray accumulate in heiE respective PREMISE
(OTcusuce 1883. p. 3nl ,,,- = -. t-. -
dinsnce viii strci!y prosecuted aud u d PEG
bsck,mihs and others will in every instance employ ar
without placing the same the streej ne Pe.as " "
rsloly eXzcted. GEO. W. hOhiO', W LH-P------
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

fyossrrruT1oN or THE EARTH.--Froma knowledge
sf fha form, Of the earth and of its mean density we
xN enabled to form conjecture respecting It's IN
6etior constitution Newton demonstrated that the
earth were homogeneous mass, or Of equal density
fDn rhout the ratio OF its polar to its equatorial
iacter would be that Of $50 TO 23l. But it is found
g Inferred, from the measurement OF degrees and by
other that the density increases towards
The center but that the density at the center is not
fu(initely great. Considering that the mean density
~ the whole earth Is only about five and half times
that OF water and that the materials OF which the
rnst Of the earth is composed, are all compressible
e greater or less degree, 30 that even at no very
Ts6sf depth The density Of the different substances
t be greatly increased by the mere pressure OF the
u11erincnmbent materials, come philosophers have
sanposed that the mere effects of pressure must be
4euuntefbalanced by the expansive force of great
s subsistng In the interior of the earth and Others
ebat the earth is not solid but merely hollow shell
~ lnconstderale thickness. q
&c has been calculated that at the depth OF thirty
ve miles air subjected to the pressure Of column
~ matter of the mean density Of that at the surface
ssf the earth, would acquire the density OF water
Sf ct the depth OF IT'S miles, water itself, which is
linenty ncompressble, would acquire the density
0l marble and at the center, marble would have a
4 lastly ll9 times greater than at the surface. "
&he other hand It Is argued that the comparatively
haaIt mean density Of the mass proves that none @
4iese effects take place that the hypothesis which
.4ppcses the earth to be hollow in the interior, ii
enutrary to every analogy, and as it can be demon
s<rated from astronomical considerations that tht
density must increase in descending from the surfae
f depth equal at least to onef0utth OF the radius
II II Infinitely probable that this density continues
aacrease even 10 the center but that very high TEN
eratare exists in the interior of the earth in conse
Of which the materials resist the effects Of tn
scondensation due to the pressure to which they ar
.sSabieetAd, r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

sss Bs!oss ssas Nss,em
l6l bbls moasses.
1s, ssks corn IS
TSonPs0R aSoas sssis bran SR;
beef ni do II bbs tongues Isl bbs beef hams
sD 62 psgs aIow e yoss Bros bOls Ssr hSr
pork y Gqpverse Ke1ne Aeo bbs crackers Phillips
bran to order. 0
s
Morgan AcSS Sos bottles box ssoyi Mssd4 empty bes
box Hsndsr.on bozs. eSsess Hast
ca.s, bb. dried apples boxes mdss
s:sss sss
fsM ssss
Sbs hSar sssas bran eSls ,ssr hi DC Dc
5pPs sa nst
y i Ss
Sssssy Ssls dsss
6l5 sacku wheat Scott / Irwin-sundries to order.
Gov FsNes . bales sss
.as.l @ s%ss. hsS1Is Il sss q
10 rum Juson 4co-5 bbs beans Payne &co64 hde
sppens paissSss TO- pkgs mds pSpsrsr Hay
SSs nolasss S o's' mus
Paul saes cotton
Pitcher Goodrich kco64 bales cotton McKeroy Bradford
50 Edward Na &co9 Oakley Hawkins Aco4o bales cot!o
Rogers Woeda &coT Day Jenkins aseI2s bales cot,o
20 Frelsen &coS do Lalande6 bales cotton
Payne Harrison-4 bales cotton Cleveland Brothers kco
Robson Alen-10 Byrne Vance &co-9 W & D Urquhart-
May Aco1s cue, Harrison &eo7 Garter %coms
Hall Rood Putnam- bales cotton Henderson, Terry leo
Hewitt Norton kco-2 Duncan Logan-2 Fuller-rota
| 1928 bales cotton. 7
BOEUFF AND TENSAS RIvERS-Steamer Belle suphu
40 bales cotton to Picher Goodrich &cols5 bales cotton
Bnckner Stanton Newman-p5 Frellson Stevenson &cod
Nelson &co22 W Phillips Aco57 Bogart, Foley Ave
Robson 4IIen-is 6 N Pincfard kco-5s Gis Ferguson
cs-3 John Watt &co-2 bales cstton McKeoy Bradford
Il Montgomery-l0 bbls moasses Bellocq Nobom &c
-sundres to order-rotal 496 bales cotton
| PONTCH CHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Steamer Californa-l43 $1,000 spec
to Tarleton, Whiting Tulis-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

A BalrisH BAaSuM.--An enterprising Briton in
London, named Croft has made q proposition to
Lord Palmeston, every way worthy the genius Of
Barnnm. Mr., Croft proposes to pay the Indian Relief
Fund f2 900 Nena Sahb, together with his militia
ry clothes and sword being delivered to him in Lon
don Mi. Croft modesy hints to the British Premier
that disposing of Nena Sahib in this manner would
be much more In accordance with sound economical
principles than to shoot him. as was done Of the sons
OF the King Of Delhi Though we have called the
brilliant speoulator who makes this proposition a
Brton, we are half inclined to believe he Is stray
Yankee whom the hard times have forced to look
aboutfor some profitable speculation. The answer o
Lord Palmerston il be ever made any, has not yet
fruuspred.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
RECEIpTs OF PRODUCE.

R:s.sss Risss II; PS 81
John Duffy bbls flour to Orders hbls -four hechIer
q Moore S1t sssns
sacks
Michel &cos sacks s SF S fS onT 9 sb bEI oor
Do S assf
sEs. ssHis rSs
son do ale n fsa, Fse bseeh gaFs
sss oSs ,s IS a.
ssai ssRRy Rs't Y rsa ssas
@ s bran g 90 do ss ss pSy
sss Sss Rss
fss ss. asss
TsoS
ss. Ssn SSi
ADAMS %SS sss sssGn aoS.dS sn
' Has cs%pSe st[onssl Davis jenkins s Seo
sasd hogs to
% RGSg ssis
RSsq9s'W Wsn sn do
Mitenbeser 1coi4 Fresen, &co2baes cotton
ds1Tesi l oisi Isi:is w Bales Hasss saon Ss' "
s.s srss
reS'' 5fsa$
rss fss's sS fSas
sugar Sse.t John ha'S Watt
naas hnss ssas sas S II seq
IS S 5 f ns Sssa Msp
SSds sugar bS moassss to Bogar, Foley Ays5I
safs sS'S NJ s,,,s
GsF1a Person &C., NSs SasssS
Mspad to lea S. s9 sass cot
WTsn ss do sssS@
Mas Cox assss MaGS, PcSss
Foley NAV eHm%'sh Sn saTsi %"i eS @es
asS SgIoq 90 ss asss ss sss sS
!, tiroyes-sa Buchanan Carroll Seos2 Persons &sos
do do sSS"
syf"Gs Ssrn ooSs Setss.. S 201
ksels FrsdaRas5 Ssa pa sSS
sess ssdss Scos bales eS,ion Sss ye
Asn TS
S,S soon E SG Ga Ssss s coi'Go %o
he Freiisoa stevenson &ee4 Walker stuart llaehpsSnl
lis os MsS ys'fs
box snS Res" If S @se
TO sundries to order-roul 1913 bales cotton. :
y BAYOU nArHoIeMEwss Red Chief ShsfmlSs bales
is g Is fysqs saIss FSs
es n May Seo-O McKeoy Brsdiord-le Rugely Blair
,e III Robson 4 Alen-i John Watt &col2 Scruggs Dor
le. yn,-i Vaudeville MoIhenny-9 Cammnck, sHuires w
re- - Yenman Sco-2 Gorrisson Bros-llJ Cromwell
>" -supdrts 10 order-Total GIG bales cotton.
aal STAMPS Bella Donna-s. bales 70
10 @a,J Saunders Hunt6S Lee45 John Watt &co
Edward Male &eo-2o Scudder-24 Carroll Pritchard &c
81 Thos Henderson PeaeS Washington jackson Seo5
ind Payne Harrson5 do Cpre Harrison tcG bales soften
nays Jenkins co-2 bales cotton Miles, Adams &co-i9
ige Belloea Nobion 8co-S6 Il Mongomery-s Bales
ate cos Warren Gilmore &co5t Kelly ScoI bales COT
$50. W Ein Sco-6 &coaS do Buckner stanton
Newman-Ss ~ Persehs &colb bales eottonM Brady &C
i'm, II Camnbs 4 Song-6 Rotchord-20 . Nleson &co-
W Burbridge &co--6 Robertson McDouga-2l bales GOT
the Cuddy Brown &co-2 Harris Lewis AMienbergsr 5co
nj furnbull-l2 Coleman, Putnam Seo-l2 Jos laande-
ss Bushannon Carroll Smith Harris &cot2 hhds snga
of AMltenberger &co-2Odo W Mongomery25 hhds So
the John Watt &co6s hsls moasses do d
and as % nbas snaS Ar Mienberper BarronO do
bbs moasses nougherty &co0 bbs molasses 20 hds
the gar Bogar Foley 40 "a Dds nesses a " a
iop smnanp % Ssn; WestS d a, hbds susas 10 August
TnbauI-ao 6bls moasses " Burbrise &eosQ bbs mols
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


Yesterday the weather was about as cnangeane as
it well could be. Early in the morning We naa, rs
during most Of the previous night very hard rains
and heavy sqsels, the wind about breakfast time was
near,v bowinV gale, and several boats broke from
their mornings the st. Louis packet Pennsylvania go.
,oa.e fto her imprisonment at Nacd0noghville and
coaed ths river to pay visit to the vicksburg, at
~ can,l Il the Ferry landing These boats recent
lv oae into collision, and in consequence Of the dam
.cn the Pennsylvania sustained, she was laid up on
tbe other side Of the river repairing This time they
oaue near having another collision; the Pennsylvania
esruck the 8. NJ. Bicknel without doing much dam
age. During the forenoon it rained or drizzled, and
towards night turned very cold but stopped raining
Business, Of course, was very nearly suspended on
the ieyee and doubtless there win not be much doing
until the holidays are over. The packets will not
bring large cargoes, IS the cotton will not be hauled
to the river and business will not be again as brisk as
as 1t was last week until after New Year has gone.
Our river continues to rise and ell its lower trbuta-
ries are in good boating order.
ARRIVALS. - The Bayou Lafourche packet DR..
Batey Capt. Dugas, arrived with 3ss hhds Of sugar,
and 55s bbls. molasses. She leaves again to-day as
usual at A. NJ, punctually.
The Red river packet P. F. Kimbali, Capt W. W.
Wflthenburg, arrived today from Shreveport, with
1882 bales cotton andleaves again on Saturday at
P. N. We thank her polite clerk, Mr.. F. 9. Findren,
for late papers. n
The Ouachita packet Red Chief, Capt. J. G. shute,
from Bayou Bartholomew, with GIG bales OF cotton,
and leaves again on Saturday, at 8 P. NJ.
The Attakapas packet Gov. Powell, Capt. Ashley,
arrived with SO bales Of cotton, Is hogsheads Of
sugar. SOL barrels and 35 half barrels Of molasses,
- xvo,,, e. .5av nnsitivav at p. NJ. via
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
!. NE e.iris,r tolls the kneii Of parting dsy.n

It may not be generally known that, after the con-
sauests, the Norman King, William l.. in order to be
sesured against insnrrecton, took precautionary
measures, such as were adopted afterwards during
the disturbances in namely, that Ito quote
Hellingshead) to make the people more quiet and
les able to REBEL he caused all their weapons and
arinor to be taken from thep and ordained also that
.every housekeeper should be within his own doori
Sy o'clock at night and then to couer and rake W
ks yire, and go to bed. And because they shoult
not pass that hour, he caused bell to be rung u
every town and village Just at eight of the clock
which Is used in most Of the counties OF England ye
at this day. and is called In the Norman languag
sc0euer le feu which we now corruptly call curfer.
Later it was called the coverfen kel, from which W
get our " curfew.n Washington Union.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

Bill P. was making journey in stage coach, over
the billy roads in the western part of the State and
amused himself on the way by frequent resorts to the
comfort Of mysterious black bottle which he had
with him Suddenly the coach came in contact with
a large stone, which, without doing any other dam
rolled on the ground. !" Wot'n thunder you doing 2"
said Billy, show come you to tip over ~ The driver
informed him that the stage had not been overturned
at all and the passengers assured Billy that Jehu
was right Billy approached the vehicle again, and
remounted slowly to bis former seat outside. Didn't
upset, dyou say "Not at ALL replied the driver.
HWell, If I'd knowd that said Billy, "I wouldn't
t,o3 syof offU Z " l. .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
N o Il L G f =.
Jefery's Double-Acting Suction and Force rum
nth India Rubber Bal Pal0es,

JeUeTuS D0NOfe-dctlnS tSuCGOH Gnu TOte "'
,pith India Rubber Ball PaiDes,
Suitable for Sugar and Plantations Draining EXca
ons Dry Docks Ships, Ocean ana hlVer steamers, IS
The subscrber having appointed Agent for this State
for the Jeerys Improved Double Acting Pump with
India Rubber Ball Valves now prepared TO receive orders
and furnish same This valuable invention patented June
5th 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair held at Elmra in that In intro
ths new Pump this community the Undersigned feels
confidence his efforts to bring into general will be
seconded who its operation and construction
The perect adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves will be apparent to thinking MING
Their to water and their yielding surface ecu
certainty operation and perfection of action which
be attained by Of other Valves The simplicity
arrangement facility with which the parts be
and replaced the compact FORM renders this the most pere
and desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steame
Captain should possess of these valuable Pu
from their general purposes they can in NOM
transformed into efficient Fire Engine.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons per
ute Price so.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per
ute. Price $35.
Size No. capacity of forcing Is gallons per mi
| ute Price $50.
And larger sizes snabe for Dry Docks heavy Dranas
mp to capacity of 800 gallons minute in
construction and be expected. Nos and
iraby adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the
lasses and the ordinary which Pump is generally
Piled while for redeeming Swampy Lands the No. as nd
| pensabe. II
The subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps
seen they will speak for themselves or la
| they will go into general use.
Samples of Size No. can be in operation at c. G.
Co.'s No. 95 Camp treet Price CouloH's, No. 107 Por
street the office of the undersigned personr
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
| m2 81 str
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
DURAL RESIDENCES
IN MANUFACTURING S1TFSl -
RARE OPP0RTUSITYl!
LONG CREDIT | !
cI cnIr LIE ~ L

FOR SALE-lO SQUARES OR ABOUT 3400 LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KESNER.
This property situated lire of the N o jackson
and g. n Raroad miles from the CITY, The ground torn
part the Metae Ridge is higher than any other place
within foryhve miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial means.
families of the business of the city
of the higher grounds have been set apart tor p
residences with ample and under uniform esua'
tons which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental trees. To their wants. grounds
will be donated to the partes o
schools churches colleges aud public Here taste and
wealth may combine to make place unsurpassed Tor rsc
beauty. u,
Other sections apart business This To-
caly presents decided advantages for manufacturing
town than other point in our state mas roht on the
uayigable Pontchartran only about four
miles distant 1t is the only place where the ~ o. jackson
and g. N Railroad connects directly with the river and ones
to the pney woods and lumber
districts the establishment manufactures OF all
scrpons dry docks and steamboat building has not upe
for OF arizans and tho nechae
arts much needed in midst liberal Will De
| offered. -
by daily trains and brick made the spot
be delivered here AT less than city rates The Railroad Com
will render the facilities the travelling COM
mnnty, and will accommodation train and from the
hours suit the convenience OF those doing business
the city suciency Of travel require it, Mr.
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal street
portion of this property will be sold Al low prices for t
small Ave cash. balance 1--WE years credi
with interest at six per cent. per annurn
Fer further particulars apply to MINOR kENSER iii
town Of Kenner; W. p COLEMAN 80 ST. Charles
L. VoSE, las Magazine street au20 1y
EXCHANGE ON INGLAND-For sale BY
u BARELLI CO,
dis 81 Common street.
DEACH BRANDY--lo bbls. very old and pure
STORE anu lot s"' 's JONES, MAoKlNpER co.
o u26 81 Grayier street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

~ ----- ~ EXPURIS. :
KEY WEST via WEST FLORIDA PoRTs--,steamsh
Calhoun-6 bbls -four pork 20 do apples II bhls whisky
1900 sacks oats sacks 10 do coffee hhds sugar. 20 bos
sugar.
LIvERPooI.-ship City of Brooklyn-5os6 bales cotton.
HAyRE-Ship Kentuckian--3657 bales cotton
NEW YoRK-sbip Creoe-67S6 bb flour, 452 do pork l6S
do beef do sugar bbls moasses 1893 cs and bbs hams 70
shoulders 40 bales mix grass do snake root eof Kegs
lard, 225 pigs lead
NEW YORK-Ship Chevae -406 hhds sugar
MALAGA-Bre Tibedabo200 bales cotton $50 bbs Hour,
2237 sacks wheat 5000 slaves.
ALyEsToN-Schr Pendleton-l5oO sacks salt 10 eo,,
fee 1893 bbls Hour do ribs 10 DO vinegar Y KEGS paef &
porR hhds sugar hams casks bacon lpkgs mdse
VERA CRUz-Brig Desco-96s hf bales cotton 30 bbs tar
80 boxes candles.
SAN sABAsTIAN-Brig Firme--a27 bales cotton; 24Oo
slaves.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

Horne Tooke, on being asked, by foreigner of dis
finction, how much treason an Englishman might
venture to write without being hanged, replied that
Aryiug.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

loafer left his wife in great rage, telling her
azdat be would never come back till he was rich
enough to come home In carriage. For once be
kept his word-he was tsuhdled home in wheelbar
row
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

An Irish hoy complained one day Of the harsh
treatment of his father. He trates me as ii was
his sou by another father and mother.o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

The difference Of times considered, the Spain Of
to-day is the Spain OF the days of Philip H.
7rE,. 81 gl'a' fBoston Traveller
with the same difference, we fancy. the Greece Of
to-day IS the Greece Of the days OF Perices.
louisville Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25

An inebriate recently excused himself on the
ground that it wasn't him but his health that had
Geeu drunk. FdS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
IMPORTS.

RRAZOS sANTIAGO-Schr Ed Barnard-5l slabs of lead
pirs do co-392 hides bales wool Preau Coutrie
ApALACEICoLA-Schr Pheonix-37 bales cotton case Of
tobacco TO G Metcaf &co-9 bales cotton Montague &co-
do Tareton Whiting Tullis52 do 10 Scott Williams &co5
Rogers Wooda &co-l5 bales cotton to-
b.ceo & bbs pork Miche-Total l6i bales cotton.
BILoXr-schr Eliza--27 900 feet lumber to order.
PAsCAGoULA-Schr Anoa-s0 cords wood to order
BILOXI-schr Coyington-4O cords wood to erder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
Shipping anttlIigtnts.
FRrpAY, December 25, 1857
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Calhoun Rahbune for Key West via West Florida
Ship City Of Brooklyn, Mitchell, for Liverpool,
ShiD Kentuckian Merriman for Hayre, Whitney &co
Ship Creole, Pierce for New York, Woodruff Eco
Bark Chevaie Anderson, for New York, Fogo Taylor
'p@il'1 'sl1 -'s Ne''' PUG, Mir 4co
'pAD's" A'1 '''' Ae'''-'' - 80 Puig Mir kco
$50" - = - - -, - Boudousquie Phillips
SsA. sS' 'Nss'N' C2cderbow Lespsrre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
aeDitug Ot tRe Nlarkets.

FRIDAY MORNING, December %, 1857.
COTTON. The demand continued yesterday notwhstand
ing unfayorable character Of the weather. and about IL
changed hands, Prices still Irregular the
vang being sssc for Niddling. We omit quotations.
TOBACCO. There inquiry, but heard Of no
transactions. @
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cottou-bales. Tobacco-hhds
Stock on hand &e.................. 1887 1871
W yasterdsy 80 1850 622Os3 0OO-2l60
619s7s 1851
T.stesS.y. sssS SIS soasl SO-ll 1856
s2e sl4 4ool
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
~ PLAN NTERS.

PATENTED INPROVEMENT IN THE NANUEACICdE
OF YARNS,
Employing SPIN the Crop but about fourth the num-
ber required it as nambe consisting of children OF
six age and above and unit for plowng
picking cotton.
BINATION OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
CINE If necessary-naHey The Gin with Lap Appendage
In one Machine and the Segment Machines Of the Spinning Se
ries and to have arranged IN the Spinning Room the
OWE.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the Spnners
Wages.
lent his having purchased OF plantation negro etc.
productive than those he works; and while his Spin
ming will prove his diversion 1t will be exemp. from
the cares and axetes inherent Planting Gathering snd
Baling up CROP
MACHINERY Is CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept.
ance reasonable facilities; and for the RIGHT OF
PATENT olefourth to be paid to each OF the FIRST
with nsurng payment should the panation change
propretors -
Propositions Planters may be made and 10 know
cost Machinery in their particular they must not omit
10 what been the number of pounds OF their cropsoI
how many pounds of Yarn u day they must Spin. .
n22tf GEO. u. HENRY Monte, Ala.
rNoBACCO!-TOBACCO SHALL FROM THIS
date continue Tobacco business for acconn
under the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr CO., at Nos q ant
Ali business entrusted in our will the best attention
We will all times keep hand large and choice stock
suited for all markets. in hogsheads and bales All descp
tons of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO also in h0gsheads an'
| bales, for plant alton use. JOHN fhlCE, Jr.
| Orleans, October |, 1851. e2 u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
TMPoRTANT TO COTTON PLASTEEs;-B "a

TMPORVANT To COI"TUN FILANTEItS-Bf
L which their Incomes must be Doubed-The undersigned
obtained letters patent from the United States
for the combination machinery for
ing Seed continuous from the
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until it
ready for shipment weaving: The saving Of COTTON
WASTE will bea Cent and as exclude in
the use OF machinery press bales
Its handling ALL and those and disentange it. which
are very destructive in their operations the fibre but in
dspensahe those of ginning and spinning separate manu-
facures YARNS made Of unbokes FIBRE and hence
will fifty stronger will command advanced prices,
and they will distance all competition in any market
undersigned prepared dispose of privileges to
his and Planters will be informed to terms with
plee instructions it, how obtain the best
chnery and ali other necessary particulars application
dressed here consultation with me at my rooms
corner Front and Dauphin streets, up stairs .
fe2 lyAW GEORGE g. HENRY Mobile. Ala.
~. NORTH CULLONI, ATTORNEY-ATLAw,w viii
T. all professional business in ST. Landry and Ayoy
ees that may entrusted to his care. Office at MARKS
WILLIE La. - -
References-Chas NJ Waterman, hardware merchant IN
Olivier ESD Thos. D. Miller commission merchant Chas
New Orleans m26 1v1kW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-25
~r-. SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM

EFln.p Depot So Camp ;trsst-pranss So onartrs, st.
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ERARDS and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
STEINWAY J. SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
BThese celebrated Pianos considered by all the
United States. In the last
years Massrs received various public
trial Exhibitions of the North than SIX PRE-
MUM GOLD MEDALS for the superiority Of their Pianos.
Also, large assortment Of
FISCHERS PIANOS of all sizes ut moderate prces
as suit the convenience and of all classes of
buyers
Harps Guitars Vions Accordeons, Banjos Flutes Brass
Instruments of all kinds, and Musical Merchandise OF every
description.
na-Music Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NOTE-Any for Music Pianos, Instruments anything
relating music be left at either store if addressed by
ppai will be promptly attended to.l
HSrTERMS LIBERAL.
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