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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
ENURNlTURE AND HOUSEHOL FL

Il fects at Auction.-On MONDAY MORN
ING, Nj arch 30th, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence
o. gentleman declining housekeeping, ON
Penn avenue, between LIST and I'd streets, / shall
sell the Furniture and Effects viz:
Two Mahogany air-spring Sofas
Mahogany RIckers and Parlor Chairs
=. Do Card az d Dining Tables
Marble-top Sideboard, Route Tables
Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Damask ar d Chintz Curtains, Shades
Three ply and Ingram Carpets. Oilcloth
single and Double Bedsteads, WashstaIds
Cottsge Chamber Sets, Looking Glasses
Excellent Feather Beds, Bolste and pillows
Hair and Husk M actresses
Gas Fixtures, China and Glass Ware
Excellent Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Utensils.
Terms cash. JAS G. McGUIRE
mar % Auctioneer.
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The Kansas Convention

ST. LOUIS, March % -Advices from Kansas
state that in compliance with q resolution of
the Topeka convention, Mr. Robinson has
withdrawn has resignation as candidate for
Governor Of the State of Kansas, and declar
ed his adhesion to the principles Of the To.
peka constitution. Acommittee was appoint
cd oy the convention to frame petition 10
the President asking that the public lands be
held subject to presumption for Congress from
the present time The convention was the
largest body that ever met in Kansas, and
much enthusiasm was manifested,
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Fire and Loss Of Life.

BALTIMORE, March IS The alcohol distil.
isry OF higbee Co in President street was
burnt this morning, caused by the bursting Of
steam boiler: The buildings were SKATER .
co, ana the bricks and timbers were thrown
70 great distance-seyeral persons wore In
Jureo, and four burnt bodies were taken from
The ruins. 1t is thought that Others are stiII
beneath the ruins The Ere ragged with treat
violence, and was suppressed with difasulty.
Loss not ascertained
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Baltimore Markets

BALrINoRE, March 26.-Flour is dull; How.
ard street S. 75as5 81; City Mills IS IS;
Ohio nominally SIS IS
Wheat is heavy; red 81. 35asI IS; white
81 47aSl.55. Corn is dull; white 60a62c !;
yellow 6la63c.
Whisky is frmer. City and Pennsylvania
253s26c.; Ohio 26ta27c
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Flour Is buoyant,
with an advance of cents; sales Of 8. 600 bbls
State So 65aS5 so; Southern So. 2oa$6.50.
Wheat continues very dull and sales unim-
portant Corn is buoyant; sales of IL 900 bush
els quotations are nominal. Pork is steady;
mess S24 Beefis unchanged; repscked Chica-
60 SIG %. Lard is firm at l4faI4tc.
Whisky is firm at 27tc. for Ohio.
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Fire ct st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March 24.-The Mercer CON.
paDy's cotton factory was destroyed by are
this morning. The loss is S10o, 900, on which
there was an insurance Of SIS, 900. The Ere
is attributed to incendiarism. About us per.
sons are thrown out of employment BY the
destruction Of the factory.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
ture Horses, Buggies, Liquors &c at
Auctfon.-On SATURDAY, the 18th instant,
shall sell, at O'Clock m, In front Of my store
a largeaDd general assortment Of
Mahogany Walnut and Maple Furniture
Handsome Painted Cottage Set
One handsome Buggy, nearly new
Two good Horses and one old Carriage
Twelve dozen Brandy, in bottles
Three barrels Vinegar.
Terms cash. A. GREEN
mar I'D AuctiOneeY
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ByyAS. O. MCGUIRE, Auctioneef.
s1ONE OF fHE National

b theatre at Public Aac,ien..on FIJI
Un rnI.es I shall sell the entire lot Of Brick
Oh ,u snne sanding In the walls and stacked up
a. x,ont NJ the National Theatre comprising apoat
eOo oso brick AID large quantity Of blue rock In
1n SWr 70, the above at private sale win be On.
,er,,inf d, the brick sold by measurr ment IN me
,raIis and taken down by the purchaser
A credit OF two and four months will be given,
a, ,nnroved endorsod notes, bearing interest.
maj I'D JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auot.
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DIED

On tie Path instant, ELIZABETH ANN
daughter Of william ID. and Ann E. Bryan
aged 2 years and IL months
As the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But uithers In tie rising day;
Thus lovely was my sweet Infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed Its life away
II died ere h rexpanding soul
Had ever burnt with wrong desire,
Had ever spurnt at hesven's control,
Or ever quenched its sacred fres.
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financial.

NEW York, March 26.-stocks are frmer.
Chicago and Rock Island 1851; Cumberland
Coal Company 10; Illinois Central shares ISl I;
Michigan Southern 72i; New York Centre
SS4; Pennsylvania Coal Company 95t; Read
ing 7Sl; Canton Company 20; Missouri 6's "a.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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ABOoKOF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE.

lust PUBLISHED, THE MOST USEFUL
y and extraordinary volume ever yet issued from
the press II comprises all the information con-
tanned In a dozen OF any other books Of informa-
ton that have hitherto been printed. The title
OF this wonderful Book is as follows: "Inquirs
Within for Anything you want to Know; or, over
3 700 Facts for the People," large volume Of
SEQ pages-cloth, gilt-price 81
For sale by A ADAMSON,
Bookseller, It'll street. opposite the Pos, Once,
Washington City. mar left
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THB WEATHER -kspge Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, March 10, 10 this morn.

Average height OF the Thermometer In the
mornings from March Goth to 18th, inclusive,
399 O3'
First quarter Of the moon Wednesday, April
LIST, little after a. m
Rsmarks-March 22d, gentle frost; 32i,
light fall of hail and rain; oath, warm south
erly wind all day, some lightning at night,
with little rain
GEoRaErowS, March 20, 1857.
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ICE CREAM AT WHOLESALE.

CONFECTIONERY MARKET MEN, And
~ small shops will be furnished with the very
best ICE CREAM at 81 IS per gallon, they find.
ing their own cans. Now is the time to begin In
market Those beginning now and managing II
light Will make handsome sum during the Sum.
mer Apply at the Ice Cream Depot, corner 18th
and streets.
mar 81 -2w&
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General Wool in Alh.,-

ALBANY, March "a General Wool VA, in
town to-day, and the freedom of the senate
ana Assembly was extended to him. This
morning the General had long int ryiev
with the Governor.
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Ely BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
NEW FRAME HOUsE Mt Private saIs.
we Will sell, on accommodating terms a
new Frame House, rooms convenient and COM
Portable. Attached is a large yard, with a pump
OF water convenient The House has a good bac
building, Is In the upper western part Of the town
For further Information apply to
mar 26-1w BARNARD BUCKLEY Aucts
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Z; FIRST ARRIVAL.

MANTlLLAS,
M MANTILLAS,
NAN TlLLAe:
Our arst invoice Of Ladies' MsntDes WI oe
open for the inspection Of our custcmen on mon.
dsy, March a3d The styles are entirely new ana
N. B-Msntills Rooms In Sd story.
MAXwELL BRO,
un,r -soN - Penn. sveQue.
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BvA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

Hill at Auction On FRIDAY, the 9Th
Instant, shall SELL In front Of the premises, at
O'Clock p. m part Of original Lot No. q, In
square No: GA, having front on Delaware ave
deep.
The above described property is handsomely
located on Delaware avenue, between and d
streets north, opposite the residence Of Mr.. Nc
Donald
Terms cash, and title indisputable.
mar I'D A. GREEN Auct
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The Mississippi River.

Nsw ORLEANS, March a5.-Tbe vatsr An the
Mlssasslpplis Is, at the present time, two Feet be.
low high water mark; last wear n she ssns
date it was three feet below.
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By A. GREEN, Auction,


lew L RY, GOLD AND SILVER
y watches. Clocks, Silver Plated Ware.
&C., at Auction On FRIDAY, the 9th I'm
slant, / will sell, at the store Of gentleman de-
clining business, No. 617, conner Of 9Th st. eat
and Virginia avenue, Navy Yard, at 10 O'Clock O.
m, an assortment Of the above-named articles,
consisting, in part, Of
One very superior eight day Regulator, with Gen.
tire seconds -H-.
several very fine Gold Watches ...
DO Silver do
An assortment Of Clocks
One silver plated Tea Get
One Portable Forge
Two Glass Show Cases
Two English Steel Eneravjnps
Two Matchmaker Benches
One Mahogany Rocking Chair
One marble top Centre Table
Terms cash.
mar gid A GpHrN A..
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
eubernatorisl Nomination

nARRIsBgRs, March Is The Convention
10y nominated the Governor on the second
William Millward was nominsted Canal
oOmmissionsr on the frst ballot. =
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Drs. Hunter 4 williams,

s. North Charles street, Baltimore.
DR.. HUNTER or DR.. WILLIAMS will visit Washington
18th month The visit viii be
Saturday. the 18th instant
once $50 avenue, over Mrs. vosss Jewelry
stors
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By A GREEN, Auctineer

Nv N VNEEIN, Auctineef.
BUILDING LOT AT AUCr
- TUESDAY, the 3lst instant 1 shall sell O.
front OF the premises, at O'Clock o. m n h,nI
some Building Lot situated at the corner OF Ia,
street west and south q st Gets, being Lot No s
in square No. e5e, having front on list street OF
% ieet inches, running back with Q street 173
fet7 inches containing near 10 600 so uare feet OF
ground.
Terms cash.
mar asst A GREEN Ar,,,,
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upon many forehead in punishment for neglect
neglect the cold end the cough they
surely the pioneers mption day s ths iorerun
night Do neglect the slightest cough IL comes in
sprnst Of life the busy Of disease Meet 1t
with Mrs 9srdners Basam OF Lfvsrwort and Ho Thound,
we'll it will depart instantsr Give IL cordial
grsetingit will bang around and hnsy alarm OF its
danger when forever too late.
Msssrs weeks Potter, lS< Washington street. Bos-
ton gents For sale by W. H. Gilman, Charles
sto Marin Palmer, D. Gilman and By Druggists gen.
r.llx A-lN.
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O0O DOZEN EGGS.
%OO 20C0 lbs. prime 6lades, Goshen an

%OO 20C0 lbs. prime 6lades, Goshen and
Roll Butter
5000 lbs. Sides, Shoulders and Hams
2M0 do Pork Shoulders and Sides
40 boxes Lemons and Oranges
Love!ing's Golden Syrup
New crop Porto Ri:o Sugar and Syrup
Pecan Nuts, Almo DIS and Filberts
Nectar Whisky % per gallon
Also, agent for the sale Of IIME, by the Dbl or
quiHtity, at manufacturers prices, and Kettle
wells manipulated GUANO.
w. II. TENNEY,
mar 21-7t GEORGETOWN,
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NOTlCE-NOTlCE.
HAVE FEW OF THOSE CHEAP Toll
i LET SITS ON hand, which wish to(R
close out, and viii sell at cost. Also, COB HUI
LETS ana other GLASS WARE, that must w
be sold preparatory to q change In my business.
All that want to buy cheap, please call at No
900 between 9th and 10th streets, Penn. avenue.
feb ~ .6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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THO LOVERS OF GOOD FRUITS AMI

THO LOVERS OF GOOD FRUITS AND
Il Admirers of Chsice Flowers.
30 900 extra choice Ever Bloomi ng Roses,
Fruit Trees Of all the newest and most celebrated
kinds,
Climbing ard Ornamental Plants and Shrubs,
LOCO large size Pear Trees on Ounce stock, full
Of fruit buds, and Of splendid forms.
Persons in want Of good Fruit Trees. extra
choice Il oses, &c, will and all the newest and
most celebrated European and American varie
ties at A. JARDIN'S, Florist and Nurseryman,
18th street, corner Of NJ, Washington. mar 21 Wv
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TINE MOST SUCCESSFUL METHOD IN
MR.. W HENRY PALMER's PIANOFoRTE
CLASSES.
Apply ut the Glass Room, over Famham's
Bookstore corner nth street aud Penna. avenue,
Tuesday and Friday sfternoons, between and S
Terms s5 per quarter mar 23.dtAp1
7 .ADiEs'CA RETICULEs, &c very
- cheap at
mar q q kAMQ0NON.
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JOSHPH aAWI,RR

CABINET MAKER AND UND ERTAKER.
% EADY MADE COFFINS CONSTANTLY
III on hand Funerals attended tn, and inter-
ments procured In the Rerent Cemeteries. Fur
piture Of every description made to order. Old
Furniture Repaired and Vanished Ware
Rooms 1872 Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. mar 23-3m
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PROF. l.. W. SRATTUCK,S sPARRIH8
ACAnEMY-

DR0F s. RESPECTFULLY GIVES NO
tice that he has commenced, and viii oontin-
ne Tor few months, TO give private instructions
NO 3SJ Pa avenue, over q. ID. Gilman's Drug
Store, third hoor
Gentlemen taught privately at all hours Of the
day or evening.
No spectators allowed during the hours of tu,
lion mar "a I've
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L. ~. ~ z 100 CARD = l--4
ISAAC HERZBERR,
LICENSED PAWNBROKER,
WIN loan SO 600 In sums to suit, ON any articles
Of value No. 42s Pennsylvania avenue, between
a and OK SHoetS. jan 7.eo3m&
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PURDY,S NATIONAL GIFT ENTER.
PRISE.

18th street, corner OF NJ, washington. marZl'2W
PURDY'S NATIONAL GIFT ENTER.
PRISE.
THE PROPRIETOR HAVING A LARGE
GALS, FANCY ARTICLES &e on band has
determined on getting up MAMMOTH GIFT En-
rERrRIsE, IA Ia Prham) for the purpose OF dis
The following is a list Of valuable presents:
1 A valuable TTotting Horse, age 90 years.
2 The original aged Dogs, Ace, Tray and Duce.
ga beautiful pair Of Arabian Horses, to be pre-
scented as soon as they can be brought over.
4 One beautiful Marble Palace In Blsdensb ufg.
S Six Season Tickets to the National Theatre.
6 100 Tickets emitting the bolders to nights
lodging In the Amphitheatre on Market
% Tickets Of admission to the Gallery Of Fine
Arts, over the Butchers Stalls In Centre Mar
ket.
Periodicals and Stationery ct MY STORE.
o The United States Capitol, Patent Once, War
Department Treasury Building, and Statue
tee
in Is minutes after the drawing, or be sub
}ect to ground rent. -.-
All these valuable presents will be given away
to the buying the g e. P 1SRSs1 Of oi
Originator of the National Mammoth Gin En-
terprize, No 400 Pa. avenue. mar 2o-i"
McaREGOR & CO.'S
INK TENSIv HOUSE-FU RNlSHiNS
II WAREROOMs, Nos $50, SO, and SCI Sew
enth street.
DININ6 ROOM, Ea
. HALL, and .-
CHAMBER FURNITURE, In
.. WALNUT,
ROSEWOOD, and
Ana a general ssortment Of all HOUsEKEEP.
ma est5tJDS ALWAYS on hand, at lowest prices
Every attention given our customers.
a. Houses furnished entire, 1t short notice.
mar l7.eolm II r-s- .-.-.. (
l.. 81. ~ & ..tzU CARD. . IEG 4
| ISAAC TERZBER6,
LICENSED PAWNBROKER,
WIN loan $40, 900 In sums to suit, on any articles
Of value No. 42s Pennsylvania svenue, between
"A and 4 OrootSs ian 7.oo3W4
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PROGRAMME or Music ut the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute Fair for this week:
1. CrockwelPs Grand March, composed
and arranged by VIM Withers
2. Grand Sinfornis, (from Norms) Bellini
3. Chicken Polka, W. Withers
4. Spiritual Rsppings ouadrllle, w. Writers
Duetto from Lucia,
8. Sleighride Polka, (by request) withsrs
z. Goldsmi,h's Qasdrills, Withe,s
8. Canary Bird Waltz, Withers
THk LONG BRIpaB-The joint com nittss Of
the City Councils, with Mayor Magruder and
q. Commissioner BIshe,4 will, We learn, wait
upon the Secretary Of the Interior to morrow,
In relation TO The expenditure Of the appropri
alton for The DISTRICT bridges upon the Long
bridge repairs,
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D8RASOLS-PARAs
STEEL AND CRINOLINE SKIRTSly
twins celebrated KID GLOVES,
Just received al
FRANK A Mc6EEs,
244 Penn ave-, bet. 18th and 18th streets
mar lS-2w
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REPAIRS are being made upon the Tenth
street (CsnaD bridge, and travel across it is
necessarily suspended for o season. 1t is DOS.
sble to cross it, but the operation is dan
gerous one, especially at night, and should
not be undertaken
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IrALIA.-The wonderful and magnificent
church, st Peters, at Rome, Is presented in
all its grandeur and glory on Waugh's excel
lent painting, Italia; also, all the principal
cities, lakes, ruins, palaces and curiosities in
the sunny land of Italy Tomorrow after
noon an exhibition is announced for families
and those debarred from attendance on night
exhibitions
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MONEY TO LOAN
IN GOLD AND SILVER ATCHEs
" JEWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS, and ali
valuebles.
JOHN ROBINSON, Pawn Broker,
feb I'm 49 Pa av opp. Browns, Hotel
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BUTCHER4 SCALES, &C.
" III V T. JUST RECEIVED FROM
w England, Suffers Spring Balances-60 and
100 lbs.
Also, "Wilson's" Butcher Knives and s.eels,
CAMPBELL& COYLE
mar 232wh 3S1 Pa. avenue
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
WATERING PLACES.

49, Harness HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY, Miss
NH his desirable Summer Retreat, generally known
I throughout the Southern country under the management
William Barnes will be opened the first day of
next, for the reception of visitors
The proprietor in order the increasing
rooms al his hotel has erected during the past winter
dtiona building 200 feet long, Containing a -ge aod finely
ventilated Family Rooms, ID hopes he abb.
odae all that may taye him with their patronage whether
transient permanent.
The many natural advantages of this establishment
mandng the finest prospects the Cuff with pure
salt flowing direct from the
VISITED by al epidemic have failed tRyOrably
many visitors from the different Southern cities and
ng country.
Attached to the hotel is extensive orchard containing
choicest its, spacious grounds handsomely arranged finely
ventilated apartments for bachelors Rooms and Ten
pin Alleys conveniently aud neatly fitted up stocked
with fine Liquors and Cigars.
Carriages and Horses always be had at the shortest
notice.
The proprietor is determined to expense will
enable him TO continuance the generous patronage
heretofore received and say of his guests
agreeable.
Visitors from New Orleans the West will the
wharf at issppi City, from Mobile the East
second wharf
Applications for be made to
WM. BARNES, Mississippi City,
or THOMPSON L BARNES,
Comm New
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29

4 STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that this l7th March, 1885, before
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H.
Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance of
New Orleans who being duly according to law
and say that the above and and
transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. z. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of March,
"A. D. 1857. C. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice the Peace Parish Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved to interest Of six
per in cash the outstanding certificates profits
and after the second Monday May and have declared
a scrip divide.d of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT. the
earned of the year ending February g. 1885, for
which certificates will be issued and after the day Of
June 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
MILLINERY.

sSN MRS. ROBERT, II CHAR TRES STREET
Sxybegs leave inform ladies in the city country
* that her assortment of latest Style Goods Embrod5
is complete She has hand Pamela
Bonnet ye Empress and other Bonnets Lace Grape
and other Capots Cambray Mantas and Shawls Chantly
Lace do: Wedding Wells Vioeltes Iaces Valencias Brides
Sets Artificial Flowers, Embroidered Hndk erchiefs Fans
Patasols Mitts Ribbons The whole offered great
reduction.
Ladies' reminded that has secured the services of
i sEiltul setmstress lately from Paris. nyll
go NJ ME. RuhEtiT, NO. II CHAKTRES EIE
K III street MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKINGhHlD |
kW IN THE LATEST PARIS ST YLE. Keeps con. ltlV1II
gA Stant hand assortment Of style coak W. wv
mantilas, shawls, etc.
Ladies informed that the skillfu seam
stress from Paris have been secured. dI5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT RnANDnraHiE n gMpERssGSE9 s0sss dqiy
% s Ss Sd sse e s ysry Superior
Bandies; Also Importer f the justly celebrated pou,ney
%
the Union supply constantly hand Samples can be seen
: MI " II i,s''e IS. WOLFF. es Camp street.
AzERAC BHANDIEs.-wE ARE SOLE
Agents IN this city for this Celebrated Brand and keep
constant supply hand Of various qualities and grades VIZ
iss a. M 1905 1902 17ss 1875, New York terms and
ois II WIN. E. LEvERIcH CO. q Old Leye.
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET 4 CHANDoN's
Feur de slery, di de Perdrx Verzenay and Vim lmpe
JULES MuMM's CO.'S Anchor verzenay, Cabinet and
The subscriber authorized receive orders liberal terms
for direct mportaon Of the above named superior Chan
Mi " s. WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
= haf pipes q he brand q Dsnis Henry Mounie Co.'s
10 half pipes brand Pipet ca.lon Co. cosnac Brandy
10. :. " :. Msisdy s
10. PlaRatt Co.
10 fsHn, halves United propriisors' La Eochells;
s. barrels Sn,t's superior old Bourbon whisky;
50 medium, different grades pr. 60 .s
e n,,.. rsa.nS I'D MSnsngahela cs:
100 baskets Champagne, Heidseick Co.;
go cases W olfe's Aromatic Schnapps;
800 Turner Brothers. celebrated Ginger Wine;
50 cases :. :. glackberry Brandy
500 " different brands Bittsrs viz Boxers, Hostesr's,
100 2 dozen each lb Lobsters;
90 CLAIMS;
quarts and pins London Porter aud Scotch Ae of
large assortment Preserves Pie Fruits Jees Jams,
Also general stock Steamboat and Bar Stores on hand
fe4 II CADY 4 HOLMES clraver st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
INSURANCE.

OFFlCE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
~ 1NSuRANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS In
conformity with the requirements Of their charter Cres.
ment, viz: ~
June 30, 1857. Ssas ose q,
Amount Oh unerminated risks July lst, 19 969 As