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Brushes.

.
HAIR BRuSHEs-French English Amercan-grsat variety.
Cloth BRUSHES.
Tooth s., and rows
G -7. Tooth fancy handles
Shaving
Nail ;. -N
He .t Shoe &G
' scrubbing ;.
Whitewash =.
Counter
Marking
Hf Paint =.
Butt0ns. m.H.. 81. as @.&
PEARL SHIRT, plain snd figured, from to To-
Large assortment
:. Vest. rHar fHa3.t ~.
Coat gs a. H.r-. #..I.
. Agate Shrt-Whe, Plain and Ribbed. -@
White and Colored-Youths' size
large j + .-.
Lasting Coat and Vest y. rg.g ..-.7.. -| s ~
Fancy Glass of various patterns. e is.
Paper Cost and Vest. if2l GME ii-r MN
Bone suspendsr, in boxes. a.t5. .y.--.y, ) sHts
Bone and Wood Overcoat. r-
Coat Loops, Cornelian. yI5 sr.a +' =sa- ,5
Agate, and fancy styles.
Jet Buttons for Ladies' Dresses.
Fancy -Ja ~
-. Studs, great variety. .v.u N
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CHAs. BIGLIONE VS. SEES CREANClERS-No. b,5l2.
PAR GARDNER SMITH. Encantenr.
SAMEDI, Ie 9 Jnnyier, 1858, a midi, a nAr FAT
Juge de la Sxeme Cour de District de Ia Parosse dOreans
date du Is novembre, 1857, savoir-
CERTAINS LOTS DE TERRE, ensemble avec les amelio-
rations consisant petite masor etage, etc
Les dts lots desgnes Nos % ct 29 dams le
borne par les Dryadas. Hercules Sixsme Sepeme
Quareme District dRpres lie plan depose e ude de Jas
G aham notae Les dts lots mesuren cinquane pieds face
la Dryades proondeur de vingtcnq ped
entire lignss paraleles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
par W. j. Caste notaire fras de
Pacquereur. n30 d. % ja9
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PROPRIETE DAMS LIE QUATRIENE DIsTRICT-sUC-
+ it} sT7 cession de John Twibil.
PAR TOURNE THOMAS, Encanteurs.
M ARDI l5 decembre 1857, midi q Tarcade
Il de Banks vertu dun ordre de honoIsbe r Nor
gan iuge Seconde de District de Ia Nouvee
en- date 1851 Ia proprie capres decrite
couapte de IL dite successon-- vendu Peucan-
etage les qu stue dams
District Vile dams Pet borne les
Sisisme sepeme Chippewa Fulton designe lot No
snr un pan Heddn dit lot 38 pieds de face
leles.
COFDITIONs-Comptan
Ace pardevant Rareshide noare fas de Fac
uucreur MIA 2S d6 IL Is
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REMOVALS.

d DEMOVAL-C. W. PHILLIPS co. HAVE RE-
In moved to As Union street. nl3 I'm
DEMOVED-CLARK, MOsBY 4 co. HAVE RE.
IL moved to ~ Front street and S Fulton street NIL
d EMOVAL-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS Is re.
II moved to the Banking House, of ST. Charles
and Union streets. NO
DENIOVAL-s WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM e5
Streets ztf o2S
ID DEIOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
II his Noaria Office No. 81 Royal street. between custom
os EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

M MRS. ROBERT, No. II CHARITIES fmE1
S&pSTREET respectfully informs the Ladies' that 1Ill
she has received from Paris rich assortment ofJlgll
Millinery and latest style Goods comprising Ladies' wv wv
Girls and Chdrens Bonnets and Capotes Of s Bur-
Cloaks MRnillas White and Chantlly aces Enbroid
cries. Furnishing Goods Jo.vn Gloves Artificial Flowers
Ball Head Dresses Wedding Wells and Weaths Ribbons Wells
and Voiettes. Imitation Lswery, Childrens Caps etc.
E-Dresses etc. attended by skillful seamstress from
dl4 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

o. NEGROES FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED,
~ with large and choice lot of Maryland Virginia
NEGROES consisting of Field Hands, House Servants,
M ehHuics Seamstresses Cooks Washers, and Ironers
viii be receiving esh supplies during the season-a OF
which will be soli low for cash good tly acceptance.
n13 Son ], NJ. WILSON, lS Espanade street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

Timepece, and one GraEd Piano, ct auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH. Auctioneer.
-a.. Office, No. Commercial Place.
MONDAY, the 21st Inst, MT 10 la o'clock
l A. M 61a o'clock r. M at 50 Camp street, in the
Daguerrean Saloon of E. Jacobs, Esq.,, will be sold
Many of Paintings specim of and by some
Of the The Crucifxion and Descent
Cross from Reuben 81 200 The Pictures have
selected with great and immense cost Ladies'
and gentlemen invited to call This Gallery is worthy the
attention Of all amateurs
n4-Catalogues will be ready before the day Of sale.
u-Nr E. Jacobs continues his Photographic business as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

CHAs BIGLI0NE vs., HIS CREDIToRs-Ne. 5,5l2
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, the 9th January, 1855, at 12
o'clock Banks Arcade by order Of the Hosorable R.
Howell Judge of the Sixth District Court Of the Parish of
Orleans dated the 18th November. 1857 Vii.
CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with the improve
ments consisting of small story dwelling, etc.
Said being Nos % and 2 bounded by Dryades
Hercules Sixth Seventh Fourth District plan
deposited in the office Of Jas Graham Notary Said lots
front Dryades street. by depth Of 15 feet be-
tween parallel lines.
ArTERMS-Ca>h.
W. G. Case Notary the expense of the
purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

THrRp DsraIcr CouRrl THE CITY OF NEW oRLEaF Fs NJ :
q Esw vrssns R. DELACRuz-No. ll064 q
~! directed by the Honorable the Thd Bissric. Gau
public suction, SATURDAY,, day of DeceAsT
1851 at o'clock i. n: on the premises 49, n.
THE CONTENTS OF A CIGAR STORE, situate Il No 81
81 Charles street in the First District Of this city per
tory, which can be seen at my ofHce. 5'ts5
SeiE in the above sut. stef llas lsS-gs if5ss
TERMS-Cssh on the spot. tgs 49, X 55s N
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3. 7. PARKER, e
6heri0 Of the Parish Of OrlesnH

TRorslExE CouR De DIsrRtrr LA VILE DE LA NLLzoR
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. CLEANS vs.. r. DEIlACRUz-
-. $3.50 5{y . No. iLO5A s9 IN
I'm vERTU dun writ de Meri facfas = unuf
u adresse phonersbIe Trose District d. a
Nouvelle Orleans dams pnre c e
hEDI 26 de decembre 1851 heures r. NJ eux N
vene puhliqne adjudication de-
LIE FOEDs DUN MAGAsIN DE CIGARRs, sitne r,ss
StChares No a dans le Premier District Vile
nyentare depose bureau pour recours.
Ssibi dams raffaire ci-dessus ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
Z ShEMY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
~ step daughter Of Mime Arraine Brooks her
Aintenton reopenng her Academy Of Dancing the
~ first TUESDAY in Noye%ber, at EAGLE EAGLE HALL, on
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore
ALWAYS subject the advice and examination Of Madame
Brooks.
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fancy Dances will be
taught. including the much admired LRncers
The terms of the Academy will remain as before.
prA Chdrens Soree will be given occasionally through
the season. olO If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

-sa.sssss--{izszs-oM NJ, GsNHWINDT, PAINTER OF
Co. PORTRAITS N OIL, would
tfy amateurs of painting, and the
public in general, thar he has returned
from his trip TO the East and that he will continue hereto
fore paint Portraits from Life well from Ambroypes
and Dsguerreo ypes.
In compliance with the oenrepeated of
many persons NJ Gschwndt will SCHOOL OF PAINT
ING Pupils desrous of entering said School, arrange
with the opetor by addressing him 1872 Canal street.
floor, between Royal and Bourbon streets.
RB-Terms moderate. n24 I'm
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- DAMAGED TOBACCO.
4&aH BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., Auctioneer,
Office, IS Common street.
"WEDNESDAY, 10Th Inst, Mt III o'clock A.
w NJ the Of Nessrs Paen Smith corner Of Grs
vier Tchouptouas for account Of whom
concern, will he sold
IS boxes Tobacco, Mac Mac, 5s;
6 :. :. s. Jones 4 Co.
Slightly damaged board ship S. Gildersleeve from New
York .,s..... .,a,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

SAzERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE A GOOD
~ supply hand and receiving by direct importaons
from France additions stock of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1895 in eighth 1898 eighth
and pipes 1909 do do 1905 in half and eighth
ppa We invite the attention Of the trade and connossus
generally this article is and HnaduerRted For sale
on New York terms and prices by
WIN. E. LEVERICH d Co, "a Old Levee St.
o9 ly Sole Agents in this city,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

SUCCESSION DE JAMES WRIGHT, DECEDE-DEU1
encoignure de la Apollo ct pAyenue Lou
isiane, dams la vile de Jefferson. s HG
PAR N. yIGNIE, Eucanteur.
TEUDI IL decembre 1857 a midi a parcnle
de Banks Magasins dun Ordre phonor
Second our de District de Ia Orleans date du
1851 No. vene publique, compte de
Ia de succession, II sera vendu- sz g
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE daas rilet borne les rues Ap
oo Pleasant Eayades Louisiana cesgnes les
Nos ct cacun 80 ped de face Ia Apo!
To- ITO peds de proondeur ct fesan face Pavenue oui-
siane.
CONDITIoNs-Comptant n16 q 30 dl7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

~ And
~D SHEET IRON WORKERS,
w 24I Tchoupitoulas ST.. No. Triangle Buildings
manufacture article in the Rboye bus
suitable for Steamboat Panton and Refinery such
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet 1oo Breech
ings Chmnies Furbs Juice Boxes Tanks Filters Clsr6
and other articles in that line used in the manufacture of
and in yle of make
passed by any house in the trade
We prepared all orders from city country
Builders work. Copper Galvanized Iron Tin and
Zinc Valley Cutters Roofing Down Pipes fancy and plain
heads, ETC., etc.
Always hand assortment of Cooking Bar-room and
Parlor STOVES.
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always hand.
HJ~A work done with dispatch. d14 1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE
steamer GRAMPUS now lying the opposite
side OF the river, in good running order and we'll
found for the towing busness dimensions lac
long 2 feet feet hold Is inch cynder: foot
soke will be sold accommodating terms For further
tculara apply to j. H. PHELPs,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

q COSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES
I SrAND FANCY BALLS, No. liz Cont street. between
49, Dauphin and Bourbon Streets
y MADAME cosIuann. shunAs rom rar'S'
Respectfully her and the public that hav
ing greatly her extensive sock mporta
tons from Paris she ID prepared 70 furnish the most com
pee elegant assortment of COSTU MES MASKS DOMI
NOES etc. this city, comprising every nation,
age STYLE Ancient and Modern and chosen by Mr. G. in
Paris.
Mrs. G. has large collection of Costumes entirely Her
Ladies' Embroidered Velvet Satin the
richest which have heen made. Prices moderate.
Madame has Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies'. .
Costumes made to order on short notice. de- sm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
Eelts, Boxes, etc.

Belts, Boxes, etc.
Patent Leather Belts, -H
Black Elastic BELTS, ~ 4
Moire Antique Belts, r' s''
Travelling Belts,
.''T. .s.. N.. Fancy Belts
Fancy Boxes,
t..D F Toy Watches
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

Double Hand Mirrors.
Britannia Shaving Boxes. !. -.-.s..
German Glasses, with Drawers. M
Fancy Goods. etc.
Pocket Compasses, Corkscrews, ,I. "a. d.
Veg Ivory Goods, great variety Of Rattles.
Thimblss, Needle Cases, etc.
Thermometers-7, 10 and II inches. .r..l 4
Reticules, large variety. ..g
Portemonnaies, variety.
Psrepurses Pocket Books. s
Night Tapers, Asson's Backing Il
Silk Watch Guards and Ribbons. nd. . fws
Suspenders. dr. 55r. r4,..a,y
Carpet Tacks, etc. I IL. -. e,4...l.. M. l
Writing Desks and Portfolios. .... i
Travelling Companions. ..-s
Walking Canes "a, .r. ..
Pipes, large assortment. --.g- .rH
Glove sretchers. .s,'r .-g. -
Powder aud Puff Boxes
Shawl Pins
....-.ss. Breastpins, fancy etc.
Tweezers, Watch Keys, Key Rings,
Cornelan Rings,
Fancy Rings E1
Toy Whips.
Toy Trumpets, 'Ua
Toy China Figures
Toy China Sets.
Toy Bells.
Brass Skirt Springs.
Curtain Rings.
Eyelet Machines, etc.
Perfamery, Soaps, etc.
Farina Cologne
wrights Cologne.
Taylor's supr Cologne.
Lubn's Extracts Wright's .
Extracts, Taylor's Exits Lily J.-
White Chalk Balls, Toilet Powder,
Rice Powder, Meen Fun, Cosnetique,
Vinegar Rouge, Macassar OIL, Bears Oil,
Antique Oil, Pomatum, Ok Marrow, Bandoline,
Powder Puhs, Balm of 1000 Flowers, Lyons Kath-
aou, French Soaps Military Soaps etc.; and large
Fancy Soaps etc. Also large assortment usual oi
| PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING
BLANK BOOKS,
! SCHOOL BOOKS
! PLAYING CARDS,
| M. WRITING INKS AND
... STATIONERY
! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
dl4 5mMowosFr E.R. STEVENS d co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14

CINGER'S SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- New miy Sc wi Machines also Taors' Shoemakers'
sadders' Plantation Sewing Machines for sale at No. 80
Camp so
Also Needless Silk Thread at New York prices.
Old machines improved repaired and other machines
ceived exchange NJ Singer Co.'S
Office in New York. WALTER BONNETT,
o6 ly Agen for Louisiana and Texas and elsewherc.
hTDTLCE-THE STEAMER SW AN WILL PAY NO
In bills without order from the Captain or Clerk.
CHARLES HAYES,
d9 I'm '' Master Of Steamer Swan.
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BOARD WANTED

10 A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, within a eavz min.
utes walk fromthe Post Office. Address P. o Box ala
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SORGHUM STRUP.-We were politely furnished
yesterday with specimen of syrup made from the
Chlnese Sugar Cane, by VIM B. Ewing, ESQ, on
his farm near this city. This excellent article of
domestic manufacture is of rich golden color, and
IN taste much resembles that of West India moasses
Mr.. Ewing Informed US that he extracted four gal
Ions from one hundred hills and has provided him
self with the necessary machinery. We hope that
this successful effort will stimulate others to try
the experiment, and make this cane one Of tho
regular products of the country
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 0 TICKET
MAGkIFlCENT SCHEMEg
M u L
EACH SATURDAY D Y i / j 0GT0aER
5,495 Prizes amounting to........,....s3 I'm ana
- - - PRICE TICKETS.
" hOIE TICKETS, $40 HALVES IS; QUARTERS, sz,s

Y
The Numbers from 5O,OOO corresponding with tho.
NUMBERS Oh the Tickets printed separate slips OF Manor
are ehelfeed with small tin tubes placed ia one Wheel
ie ursl - Prizes similarly printed and encrced are
ne "neeis are then reVOlved, and number is drawn
rom te NheeI OF Numbers, and at the time Prize -
& rom me OIher heel The Number and Prize drawn
ou ave opened and exhibited to the audience and registered
" me ConmssoneTsj the Prize being placed against ne
Prizes are drawn cut. ' 90 '4'o
APPROPRIATIONS PRZss.-The two preceding and the two
NumOefs 10 those drawing the drsJ Prizes viii
it.ieI 10 me q approximation Prizes For exam nj
ticket NO li25O draws the $4,000 Prize those ics-t
NUMBERED ll24os l249, i25l, 1882 will each be emit 81 III
S4OO Ticket No. $50 draws 10 90 prize nose TcL
and so on according the scheme ~ S'O''
Inc 500 Frlzes 81 80 viii be determined by the last
Oi ne NO mat draws the $4,000 puze. For exgmu
II the number drawing the 60 900 prize ~ ds MN
al he IcAeS where the number ends in will be gB6
70 SSV. II the number ends With No. 2 then ali the sts
so Cd too. ~ f-'i 1-H
rates, which is the risk wv 'o"'1s
IF IN w
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SECOND SALE


Of the Tennessee Line Stock ComDouy
THERE will be sold without reserve for cash ut tho Ton
ssee State Fair Grounds on Saturday OctobsT I'm
1905 being the asst day Of the State Fair the foIIo m
PeIlor Breeding Animals tO-Wit: "
NO I-Membrino Messenger, brown Stallion Igllhsnd
nlgh, IA years old great great grandson of ire
messenger, halI-0rOther TO JOa Membrino Cart m
soIu LOT more than hVe thousand dollars at Col Claw
recent SALE good breeder and as well bred horse nj
the tTOtting stock be found - NOiso u
NO 2-ihe Eaton Herse, sorrel horse bred in Msins
ootn oy SIRE and DAM IA years old u hands hg
Is oeeVed 10 De the sire of more square honest aud ia
Irotiers than any horse living. 1 100
NoS-Naugauek BLACK Hawk, most stylish brown borse
years Old l5A hs9ds high, by celebrated VeTnon
laws gam LADY Bunon by grandson of Imported
Messenger He comb equally the blood of Nor1a6S
proved themselves superior roadsters D'
DURHAM CATTLE.
No IA whie2 year old Bull calf bred nv Rrr,ns n 80
Of Bourbon county, Ky, sire and dam both ippotsd -
So@hoan Yesrrg calf bred by solomon Vaumetsr.
pedgrees will be furnished.
SHEEP-FINE WOOL,
lot OF hne superior Siesan sheep-tbe hest ane ooI
Known and the only sheep of their class i'm the oun M
eePt small lot recently AIKEN from the same fJck by NJ
COckTill. 5000 avn y u
Ihee viii be sold an elegant halEsprng Tron0 Wagop
rom the best estabishm Btin Nev YorF DOM q saf
hght harness made by Lacy & Phillips Of Phadgpbi
sesot nne single harness, and various sucles ffb ~
quahly empio! ID in the management of stock
ZOO - SHELBY, President Of Co.
soP'<S-Ot 4 flaming,
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON EnIrNnRV.

vr,v - Iron FOUNDRY.
w - ~ Tow started extensive Fouufr,
me oa stand Of the Nashville ManufseturinS
,L - ana are prepared 10 execute heavy and Irsf
any description the shoT notice Lieh. Co.
Is 70 al amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
90 amounts fernshed per contract a. S1i5eion,f
prices win a. ditinns OF freight " has also eommenc.
operations In our new "SNos0
MACHINE SHOPS
steam engines, aWmlls, FlOurmlls Of he na.t
PaL-rhs made 10 order J0bbnV a. repairing Done
az W We ready 70 make for EnSfns "a sl
and shall furnish plans enable purchasers 10 p1t m go
wills with little expense. Manufacturers ana Far,- 5l
md profitable to see before going EaE or We, ~
Machinery. VS. iof
STEAM BOILERS
For stationary engines and steamboats, m,de n
pes MATERIAL complete with FireroDts, Crates tE1snis
ana valves, warranted 10 stanc pressrrs rs1is -
Manufacturing Or porpeiag PURPOSES 0t@''0@ ~
BLaCkShIFil SHOP
Any description Of Smthwork dono a.. ~. -
none but hrstrats Iron used-sa mill ,~o-t s' 49, 49,
Pitman Irons, Saw crsnks Bolts ana III 60 49, 80
made 10 order on short notice. 'i'' ''ni A'oNe
4 Gun rs vi, nS 70 purchase good cheap Maehinsry va
C,.ito,, . JACKER & CO..
r1~s- 4, anime works, Nashville, Tenn
w tate Nashville Man. Co 81 hors
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GID. J. PILLOW

Il PAHALLEL-Ofthe great loss of life On the
Central America the Philadelphia Press says:
The only parallel within our memory is that of
inc Ampmirlte, lost off the coast of France over
twenty-five years ago, with about eight hundred
conSicts on board who persisted in a sudden squall,
Ie s'ealeT part OF them being handcufed and link
ed twO-and-twO with letters. and unobIo 40 r,oLo
any effort to save themselves --'''A'
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trust StAe Oh valuable City Property.
II virtue OF mortgage with power to sell &c exeepted
II by Edward Lawrence to the City Building and Loan As
Socauon OF Nashville which mortgage is Of record in tbe
once oil davidson county, In book No o. page
= Will expose to sale a. the ward gate in Nash
e on saturday the 10th day Of Uetob next to the high
est odder or cash the property conveyed in said
KnGwn as Lot NO ~ and part Of Lot No I2 Barnes Dsn
oil LOIS, beginning st the corner Drk on, Iot
on - street, running eastward said tract ~ feet
Thence al right angles with said north wardy 10 e
10 III 1901 alley thence westwardy with said aey 40 f
DlcEsons NORTH corner, thence south wardly no ee
70 e oegnnng on which there is erected good double
DICE tenement together with out houses, &c
Inc right OF RedemBtiOn expressly waived in said mort
sAs0 . P'ES, lo0|-lt SAM. SEAY, Treasurer
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FOR RENT,
MEDICAL CoLLtGE OP GEoRGIA-

/ --.,,,u AT AUGUSTA.
M lRentyiGth Course Of Lectures in this Inst tuon
next. 49, - ~ gu . Tn
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy, G. N. NEWTON NJ IA
Anatomy, II. + "a PBELL, SID.
surgery l.. A. DUGAS, ND.
Institutes and Practice OF Mediriue, L ID FORD N n
Maeria Med.ca, Therapeutics and Medical JuIi,I,rnde
!. +. G. IRWIN, MD. 0Ae9 O.
NJ u. '-'' = n EVE
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, H. Y NJ MILIER
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX MEANS IN
DeMonst'aIor OF Anllomy, kOBf. CAMPBELL Mn
ND -s' - y HlhMONS
and al 70 g. tcksoa Street HO- pi.aI ~ 0sPHH
rec Tor whole Course. SfrJ
war culltion Ticket 10 be taken once, g
FOR 'urther particulars, apply 10 ann I7o1,g, r.
'-f' % I. r. GAEVIN DEAN.
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Bas% The Washington correspondent of the Char
lesion Mercury says it is probable that President
buchanan WILL within his term of four years, have
70 nominate more than one member of the Supreme
Court. Judge Curtis has resigned; Chief Justice
fancy is about eighty years old and infrm. Judge
Daniel is far from promising life of many years,
and Judge Mclean is seventy years old, very
rich, and tired of hard labor.
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RATHER TIGHT.-The New York Journal of Com
mere in abiding to the grumbng about the iiberal
course of the banks in the city, says that those who
complain most would be, perhaps, equally loud in
their condemnation if any trouble should come
through want of prudence the part of these in
situations. 1t expresses a doubt whether anv of
their banks have been as 'close" as some of their
sister institutions in Philadelphia, in one of which,
an unfortunate customer, irritated at its picayune
policy resOrted to the following desperate expedi
ent for raising the wind He drew note for fye
d0ar8 at thirty days, covered it down the back with
first class endorsements from his fellow sufferers, pin
ned to 1t ten dollar bill of the same bank, as col
lateral, and then offered it for discount, This was
what Jedediah Tompkius would call ''hintin' round"
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DURHAM CATTLE
SHEEP-FINE WOOL

no white year old Bun calf, bred by Butus ay
OF bourbon county, n.y. sire and dam both iippOrtsd
pedigrees VIII be Furnished. = oH 'auuIeleIl
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9rPrinted caliooes can be rendered incOmbusti
Die BY immersion in solution of phosphate of mag.
nesia Prepared in this manner, the fabric. if in.
hamed, will soon go out without the fire spread
ing So complete is the process, that a spark of a
red hot coal will not cause ignition.
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SEWING MACHINES
Lost.

OF copies OF l. NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette will b. furuis
ed or mailed gratis, TO al Who desire infor1atis1 $500.
'ng Sewlng Machines. WA. A. SINGER, JT AGENT
lJ7Central cfhee. 45s Broadway, n " fssnt 81
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hE receiving and opening daily, their Fall and Wilma
StpsH o. Goods, and by the 18th inst the, viii he t
otAliy the largest and most desirable stock tbsv 49,
eYt5 nae me easure OF Offering their friends "a ~
PNoe5 ah1 very respectfully nvie an examinaop ort ~
OlL CLOTHS, CA8PETINGS, HOUSE FItR
NISHING, AND PLANTATION COINS
60 not intend to be exceIloi. We shall eep bes IA
sept ~ h. G. MrNAIgV L ro.-
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~ virtue Of deed OF trust 10 ne executed n, Mari, II
IIIst r.lc9 D, Of record in the Beest,r once Of
-, 5oh LoIhy In BOOK No. q pages 4s2 and "a I'M
sou az we Court ward gate Na-hsls on Satu,y a. ~
cssb l53l' at auction To the highest bidder f95
east SIDE Of Cherry street, said Lot fronting seVet
It ono hail eet On said street, and runuiu kaek n
brick dwelling. Va ~iu i'' = comloTIibie
~ IO' Ie9I.-Ids WIN. A. DAVIS. Trlsiee.
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SonG@TEING NEW
Ellis & Moore


Nos. SO a 81 Market street.
"A eTnIy tbs M her old friends The public rsu-
fenderpg sh rgundLy and have double ses, y
u rs our Intention hereioflre 10 hss III ~;
Mi wbi In every Description Of steam EnSipeS BOILER
FIo, N1Allng, dc Also, ali knds ~ -oxt ~
r III a.iS, STEAMBOATS,, Saw Mills. Tobacco Facto.iss
prices '1'issst holee an ioHesl cash
'S s - 10 = MARKET south Broad Street SahTe Team.