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Valentines.
CtOthi4eQ.
Clothing.
F. NJ ARD & CO.,


F. ARD g. co.
SIS and 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee.
Received per Empire City, assortment of SEA-
SoNABLE GOODS for early SPRING WEAR consisting of
Cakes Tweeds OFFICE COATS, PALTOT FROCKS PANTS
and VESTS, in suits.
Cashmere Tweeds COATS, PlLToT FRoCKs PANTS and
VESTS, in suits.
Nankinet COATS PALToT.FRocKs, PANTS and VESTS.
in suits.
Superine light and dark coloed Summer Cloth PALTOT-
FROCKS, Office Goats and Sacks
Tweeds and Nanknet English PALTOTS.
Flannel Tive DIS PALToTFROCKs and Office Goats.
Black Merino FROCK COATS, Pa falcons and Vests.
Black Caslmarette FROCK COATS
All OF the above Of the styles cut and material
White and Coored COTTON SHIRTS; all Linen Shirts; Socks
Crayats, and variety of Furnishing Goods; Trunks Tray
cling Bags India Rubber Clothing,
Intending to make fYr Spring Stock
shall fell, from this date. our
WINTER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Plantation Articles.
In connection with establishment goods we have
general dept of PLANTATION CLOTHING, which con-
tains the following for Spring and Summer
ATTAKAPAS COTT0NADE PANTALOONs superior to
any of the Northern Coonades and by Sewing
chimes
Denims Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS.
Denims Log Cabin Brown Linen Jackets and Jumper
SHIRT
Wonens and Girls CoNonade and Calico FRoCKs.
Brown COTTON SHIRTS.
| STRAW HATS, White Wool Hats, etc.
N. BWe keep hand depot whole year round
complete assortment of WINTER PLANTATION CLOTH
ING, for Men and WoInen
F. MILARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
fec 2p6<W corner of Old Levee
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The Weekly Crescent.

~ The wEEKLY CRESCENT, issued this morning,
contains all the latest information received foreign
and domestic, BY mail and telegraph, together with a
great amount Of valuable and interesting
matter. s
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, done mp in strong wrappers, at the
office, No 10 Camp street, or at ]. G. Morgans book
store, adjoining the PostOfiee.
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RDAYlMoRNNG FEBRUARY ,llss7.


ssss Mondays Crescent.
Although we have increased our edition Of Mon
day issne each successive week during the season,
yet we have been unable 70 meet the demand for it.
On Monday morning next weshail issue still larger
edition, which We hope will enable us to supply all of
our friends. Wewould suggest, however, to our mer
camille patrons who desire large numbers for circu
lation leaving their orders at our office to-day
they will secure themselves against Disappointment
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RuMoRED SUBMISSION OF PERSIA.
IBY THE NATIONAL LINE

10y NATIONAL LINE. I g. e
New YORK, Feb. l3.--The British steamship City
of Baltimore arrived here last night the 12th bring
ing dates to the 2sth ut four days later than those
brought by the Africa.
Cotton Market.
Cotton has advanced from Lie to ID. The sales
for the last two days amount to $4,000 bales. The
market closed steady with the following quotations :
Middling Orleans I'D, Middlng Mobiles I'D and Mid
ling Uplands I'D. -H'A
Breadstuffs. -s aas
The market for breadstufs closed with declining
tendency. Sugar was buoyant.
+ ~ Consols. -.fg. .,#.G
Consols for money closed at 93{ to 93a, and tend
ing downward. 't H -as''
R5S Persia. l4Hse
There was rumor current at the time Of the City
of Baltmore's departure that Persia had submitted
and sued for peace. 4a ..- .... -l'
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Ea~ye are sometimes almost unable to de-
scribe symptoms aud do know what ais We find
ourselves weak and physically postraed We have
terrible sinking at the pit of the somach feyesh brow,
iud BREATH and gloomy orboding symptoms
arise from disorssuged stomach and disease liver
ters Vegetable Stomach Bite peculiarly adapted
these symptoms that they give appetite mpar
vgor the system and in every build mp the
down and eEciated invalid They peculiarly adapted
aud delicate les Sold by Druggists and dealers
generally. fec 2p6s<W
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THE BLACK WARRioR--The tow-boat L. Mlaw-
don arrived last night from the S. W. Pass with the
passengers by the steamship Black Warrior. The
Millawdon left the B. W. yesterday morning, still
aground but it was thought that she would be got
off during the day. We received no memoranda or
papers of any description from her.
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ALLEGED POISONING Casa wealthy and re-
spectacle citizen of Philadelphia died suddenly in
coeehouse in that city,a few days ago, and the pro-
pretor of the house and several other persons were
arrested on suspicion of having poisoned him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14

CoTToN.-The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock last evening WERE by the Natehez
from Vicksburg, 1928 bales W. c. Young, from
Tensas and Black rivers, 455 Opelousas from Upper
Tensas, ,O54 Duke, from Shreveport, 1854 Total,
6,O96 bales. F
Exports yesterday were, for Liverpool, A,416
bales for Genoa, 1929; for Boston, 1850 !; for
Trieste, 1854; for Havre, 2,450, less sos bales
cleared by the French steamer Arago, put back.
Total Is 364 bales "..
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Wood, Coat, Tar, Sais6. Shells,
StapeS. BesRing. Shingles. CRnptonrHS rtr

Each of the above will be sold in lots purchasers the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE Orders left at The office No 10
New Basin; in Bon 3 Mechanics Dealers Exchange
Or CARTS TvoIi Circle; my house No q Peeyfarre St.
will be promptly attended
fs5 2pIm E. J. WHITE.
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THE CURE OF SrAMMERING.-Prof j. H. Levin
continues verify the truth of his assertion, that effect
ully and permanently the malady of suffering His pro-
altogether philosophical requiring but
and ncng pain. We would call attention his and
which he publishes in this mornings
He is to be found at the ST. John House No. 3D. Camp
sfreet
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Spring Goods.

prepared 20 exhibit SPRING GOODS which
we receiving direct from Europe We would call
the public inspect the same they will find
the and best selected stocks offered in the city,
and at VERY LOW PRICES.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
2pGt IS Chartres street.
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The Hest OF az Gsr13aea7sars
H. Career Co,ap0lsss's

Z a TEN I IN P ROVED COTTON GINS.
Inc uhNeFsgnec sole manufacturers under z. CARVERS
patents of 1853 5 and 1873 have permanently established Az
ONCE and Warehouse at No 10 GRAvIER STREET and ara
now prepared furnish Planters and Merchants any size
Of the celebrated GIN.
lhey deem it unnecessary detail its advantages over 9TH
esaS It's numberess endorsements practical authorities now
using IT. are sufficient confirm its high reputation and 70
make its adoption still more general.
rs 2pF L. CARVER COMPANY
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THE Young NEWS BALL ON THURSDAY NIGHT.
The young gentlemen who have been giving the
fancy dress and mask balls at Odd Fellows Hall,
have reason to be proud of the popularity they have
achieved Their ball night before last surpassed all
their previous ones and there has been finer society
ball given this season.
The attendance was very large, comprising repre-
sentatiyes of the beauty and fashion of all parts Of
the city the pretty Creole bellies from the Second
District being present in unusually large numbers.
The assembly was about equally divided between
masks and dress costumes though there was no per-
ceptible division in the oyousness and activity which
prevailed Many Of the ladies most bewitchingly
dressed. There was great deal Of humor, but no
coarseness in the masking Of the gentlemen. The
music seemed to lend wings to the dancers. The
supper room was superbly set. The ball, in short,
was 50 delightful that the programme was finished
before there was any perceptible dminution Of the
crowd; and the consequence was that a number of
extra dances were had ito taper down upon.
The last Of these charming balls will be given on
Mardi.Gras, and we state, thus far in advance,
that it will be great affair, in more respects than
one.
We regret, as we are sure the dancing community
will also regret to hear that the young gentlemen
managers Of these balls talk Of giving no more after
this season. Wehope the ladies and others who have
enjoyed SO much by their excellent management
hitherto, will talk them out of the notion.
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Paper EkGngi1sgs and Epholsters'
GOODS.
73............... Camp street................7

73...............C Camp strect...............,75
good of Wall Paper and Borders match,
plain decorayc Window Sh tes, Tssses imps
and Frnges EuaIneed Clotl CHed Hair and Hair Cloth;
Varnish Glue, etc, etc.
House Furnishing Goods.
Crcckery China and Glassware Silver Plated Britannia and
Housekeeping Hardware Wood, willow, Japanncd Pain
Tinware; Stand and Hanging Lamps; Chandeliers Brushes
Mats,
Caulphene Turning Fluid, Sperm and Lard on. Also,
good assortment Of Paints and Coors Paint Brushes
al9 2r4wMoWc.tFr HEATH MILLER.
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VFOtFfFy UllN EFNsssrNre
AT WHOLESALE.
Tie subscribers have band coalpete stock Of COMMON
CROCKERY,
Fanny AND WHITE
STONE CHINA and
all Unmarried o,rro,,I, GLASSWARE,
COUNTRY TRADE,
winch they are selling prices quite Boston Or New
York. Goods packed go safely any distance
P. r. FELL & CO.,
Ja-o 2peodlm Il Camp street opposite City Hotel
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EF'i.les and liquors,
I7...........,.,. ROYAL STREET,.........
supply of CREME DE BOUzy CHAMPAGNE, in quart.
and pins constaHty onhsnd which equal tbs best
TO this market.
:. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING ard STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES
e Il A " d ES:
sA2ERAC of Vintage of 1886 1875 ad 1909 and other
brands.
w HISK
Of all descriptions-scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints aud euarts
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and Ii.
QuORS in the Market which will be sold on as reasonable,
terms any other house in the city,
SEWELL I. TAYLOR,
az Zpiy No. II Royal street.
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CRIsP's GAIErY.--Mr. Anderson, the tragedian is
expected to arrive to-day Should he arrive, he win
appear tonight at the Gaiety in his great character
of Hamlet. 49,
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Spring ana Summer Clothing.

CUSTOMERS WILL PLEASE CALL AT
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.'S,
CT. OIEkEE:X4Ss,
Previous February Is their orders fy5 En-
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ETsE's
FeiC Goods.


F r A n X l. IN r O b E r It S.
Ne. 20 Camp street, N. o.,
Has received and is opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete Of Useful md Fancy Atclea
Paper Mache Tables Desks, Work Boxes etc. Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases, Work Boxes Jewery
Cases Porte Moiraes Card Gases, etc.
PERU MERY.
ubin Extracts choice assortment Of CoOgaes Soaps 70
rnades etc., etc.
BR U & HES.
Hair, Tooth Clothes, and ali other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment Rnd every variety.
COLTS REyoLyEaS-A large stock Of IL csc well knews
Pistols will always he kept on hand
Purchasers whether wholesale retail invited
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their puE-
chases.
sI-Watches and Jewty carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2r.f No. ~ Camp street under the City Hotel.
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FINE MADAPoLLAM BLEACHED SHIRTINGs.-The
particular attention Of city and buyers called the
sale of fresh imported foreign and American dry goods by Vim
Co.. their auction rooms No. IS Customhoue
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.fetU Books!
Just received and for sale by
THOM las L. HITE
BOOKSELLER AND ST4TIONER
No. I05 Canal street.
WASHINGTON IByINGS WORKS In Is Volumes
JlSOP'S FABLES-Iliust1Gted.
BJRKES WORKS. voluucs.
COOPER'S NOVELS.
PRESCOFT'S History Of Mexico.
PRESCOTr'S History Of Peru.
FERDINAND AND ISABELLA etc
Also
An extensive asSortmen, Of LITERARY and MIsCELLA
NEOUS WORKS. fg 2p
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IFfcstide Plate.

.1Ffcstide Plate.
Although this cheaper inferior in quality the
article introduced by this market name of
IMPROVED GALyAN0PLASTY. yet to meet the call Of his
customers subscriber has also sale complete
of ALFENIDE PLATE just received manufsc-
turer, consisting Of
Table and Dessert SPOONS and FORKS; Tea, Sugar ard
Sauce SPOONS; Soup LADIES, Fish KNIVES, etc.
J. TAC0N,
No. l07 Charres street,
fec 2p6t between Couti and ST. Louis streets
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Sri CHARLES THEATER-Beneft of Mr.. Chan
Mr.. Chanfrau takes his benefit at the St.
Charles tonight it being the last appearance OF him
self and Miss DENIM The pieces selected for the &C.
cason are, !" The Peoples Lawyer Novelty" and
g A Glance at New York..
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Comic TtnIe1lfifleS!
Stans,tering Cured.

PROFESS OR j. H. LEVIN,
Suffering taken the St. John House,
Camp No. 222 where he is prepared TO enable them
speak read with dsncness generally in the short
hours without ncting the slightest pain The patient
is invariably that il efecua and permanent.
Where the above change is not attained charge will be
made He will in this place for shor. time only
honor of gentleman it humbug All ask is fair trial
No charge for consulting. Es|
Read the following certificate:
NEW ORLEANS, February I, 1857.
Prof J. LEVIN has developed his for curing Slut
fourteen years From philosophical his
rnent feel satisfied radical in all
S.ammerers j. II. CARTER,
fel3 2p3t corner Common and Tchoupitouas SITS.
D0EbeNs"s +E
O NJ lMER CIAL COLL E G. E
.-..l.. No. LOG Canal street.
ENGLISH,
ARITHMETIC,
GEOMETRY,
SURVEYING,
NAVIGATION,
PENMANSHIP,
BOOK Keeping,
PHONOGRAPHY, ETC.,
taught by able and experienced Professors New Glasses
begin this week.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
fel2 2p3it lO5 Canal street.
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.Fs0bQnt0 journal.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The above paper published the Capital Alabama and
Of the oldest andbe,t establish papers Sta
has The largest circulation in vicinity Interior
that portion q Alabama Western Georgia which trades
with New Orleans It is consequently
vert!siu by Merchants in Orleans who to trade With
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
T RMS
Mo. 3Mo. hMo. IL No.
Daily square-...........,S5 90 50 90 sI3 $40 20
Weekly, sPEaTe.,.......... go $50 1000 20 90
TIL" eekly, ! square,. 90 100 Il 90 IS 70
Subscription Daily Per arnurn- .... ........sT NO
e.. Tr'Weekly per aunurn ........... 90
Weekly per ......-...... 90
s> Subscriptions and Advertisements Greg
cent ONCE Jazz Up
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.NetC Orleans
S 7 A T 0 NE R S A E O q E !,
No. 60 Camp street, New Orleans.
FEBRUARY Il, 1857 ..,...-~- ST VALENTINES DAI.
opened most beautiful and we'll selected assortment
VALENTINES. These tokens Of Love selected with
great TASTE and well deserve examination young
gay. For sale by
]. B. STEEL, Law Publisher,
Bookseller and Stationer,
fel2 2p3t 60 Camp street
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ORLEANS THEATER.-The grand opera of :" The
Huguenots' is to be repeated tonight, with the same
powerful cast as on Thursday night.
On Monday will be repeated .Halevy's grand opers
of Charles the SIXTH in which, on its first repre-
sentaton, Mile Bourgeois achieved so great success
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r.. Dillon,

LATE DILLON 4 HovEI,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN WATCHES JEW
ELRy, SILVER WARE. FANCY GOODS, Erc.
Diamonds and in the eswaches Jew
ery and sseF Ware carefully repaired
jaI2 2pIn No. CAMP STREET, New Orleanr
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DAY PERFORMANCE AT VANNUoHI's.-The Rams
bottom Ministries and Mile Florence, the danseuse,
will perform at noon to-day in the leetureroom of
Vannuchis Museum. The giant lady and baby will
also be on hand, besides host Of other wonders At
night the performances will be repeated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-14
w.. III. Cooler.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices in Ponte Coupee West Bao Rouge and West
lisIana. Residence, PoiIte CouEee P o. La $50 2psm
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.

ARRIVAL OF THE CRY. OF BALTIMORE.
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MI. II. Buckley,
fBep0ts,.
YHe Eastern Clarion.

PAULD1NG, MISS,
S. r. ADAHS................. EDITOR
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
Of any Country Newspaper in the South is very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants Or
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be puncuglIy attended to
EJ-FRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans. 2ptf
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EEaHSed to Purchase,

STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL or particulars on
4"Ie At ''''s ouee' ialO 2ptf
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House Furnishing Goods.
Furniture FE"arerooms
SRltTries! StentSFies!

SRiaIFies! StKndl'ies!
BUCKwHE Alto fresh 100 kegs do so quarter bar
rels do.
ROCK CANDy-I0O red white Nc white and yell
low, just received.
RAIsINs-bO0 packages MR. Layers, in boxes halves and
quarters.
BALTIMORE COVE OTSTERS-l00 cases ID cans.
PICKLED LOBSTERS-2j cases quart jars.
FRESH SALMON AND LOBSTERS-50 cases and ID
FIGS-50O drums Smyrna, just received.
BR ANDY PEACHES-lOO cases.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND PEACHEs-75 cases, in
cans.
BRANDY PEARS-25 cases.
GOULEY BITTERS-50 cases genuine.
CUBA SlXES-l0o boxes.
NEW YORK GOLDEN SYRUP-Tn barrels and halves.
CONVERSE & CO.,
fec 2p6t corner Canal and New Levee
C0H Nf
FRENCH'S VARIETY AND DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 1870 Poydras street,
For bargains in Dry Goods and Fancy Arcles, Watches
Clocks, Jtwery, Guns, Cigars, etc. fc9 2p6t
Carpet W'as'eh0tEse.
No, l9 CHARITIES STREET-Just received from England
patterns of Medallion, Velvet Wilton Brussels. Tapestry
Ply Ingram Venetian and Dutch super CARPETINGS.
Also, Floor OIL CLOTH of all widths and qualities great
variety OF styles. MATING. ~ "A, O., White. Checked
and Fancy Window Shades; Table 5peus Druggets; Stair
fec 2p6 A. BR0USSEAU & co.
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STAND FROM UNDER.-Prof Macfarland's astonish-
ing ascension takes place st. Charles street. to-
day at IL o'clock. into the Museum and Amphithea-
ter, from across the street. Everybody will be there
to see this wonderful performance and we doubt not
the rush to get into the circus for the day perform
auee will be tremendous. The wonders of the day
only commence with the ascension The afternoon
show will be splendid one, and that at night will
equal any Of its predecessors.
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Double sheet Crescent.


The Crescent Will again pe issued on doaoie sneee
on Monday morning next. IL VIII contain a vast
amount Of readable matter intending several exceien1
literary articles, poetry taies, miscellany. eye. Al
vertlsers Viii confer iavor ny sending IN tneir
notices ~ 90 carry hour @ ne large editlon We NJ"
issue compeis us " " 70 nas1 yen g Pres 81.
y. rr,r,rrs D.y. -The 5ay consented to youth
Il, en;stolarv excitement Il once more upon us. The
,nrcbasa IF valentines for some DAYS past has been
enormous, ana We doubt not the PostOffce pigeon
holes viii be stnei and the letter carriers run down.
what si,;ht would II he to day. had We globe like
4,,.t q tha yrzar5s h the Castle Of Incidence in
,.hct, Va see everything going on in the busy
,rorla ator,t, rst 8
We would see hashful tonrue.tied Youths ransack.
;n hooks and transferring verses. in their
conf, beet WRITING to those nretty Aimsy things
which te booksellers know 50 well how to get up and
al some aiming Al the ANONYMOUS intense others
- write "a as tn appear ANONYMOUS and vet be
ano,., otsara snlnrginoe ont t1at-footed and still
a.ar afraid = trst fher hands to naner folding IN
ttoso rooav n,;ntad We wond see girls similarly
~ 81 should 90 than, bops oirs and
oil mi vhen thew write ard fold m their precious
,,;ssos 4 ~ secresv ~ tba;r chambers what lat
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Dl.. HnESfed.

New Orleans, February Is, lss7.-fe4 2pr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17

A LOVE SToRY.-The following incident re-
Gently occurred in this city illustrative of the
proverb that &C there's many slip 'twixt the
cup and the lip" young gentleman had for
some time been paying attention to young la
dy, finally proposed, was accepted, and the
wedding day appointed. When the happy
time arrived, the cxpectant bride made every
preparation, gathered an assemblage to witness
her joy, and anxiously awaited the arrival of
the groom. The latter individual, who const.
tuted SO necessary part of the assemblage,
however, did not appear, and after waiting a
long time. the party broke up, lights were ex-
tinguished, and the unfortunate maid retired to
weep over her ill-treatment. The next day she
was unwell, and continued so for some time,
and on the following Sunday minister was
sent for to visit and console her in her afficton.
On his arrival al the house, The reverend gentle
man was much surprised to see the groom Chat
was to be) engaged in conversation with the Ia
perform the ceremony then. stating that he did
not come at the appointed time because il rain
ed, and he thought short time tcould make no
difference This did not suit the lady, and she
refused to be married to him under any consd-
Grafton, whercupon he abruptly left, and the
lady recovered -Ne,oarh Ad0erfiser.