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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

EssE EsGEElEED.-3O Boxes Oranges. ~
BnNes Lemons; also Figs kasns Cocoa Nuts Principe
ad Havana Cigars Berdges Cream Ale, Newark Cider Al
"us Pecan Nuts fllbeft', Palm Nuts VIM. l. Saunders
one Star Chewing Tobacco
Candies manufactured daily Of the best Sugars for
any quantity, Wholesale aud retail $. 4. BOYD
mar - Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08
AUsTuN Tu.susu.E,

A IsTuN VI. TR1RIE,
~ Attorney ni Inv,
WIN continue tn practrein the Counties OF Amherst. bedford
Campbell and the city Of IynehburE
once Morris Buldng nearly opposite the Office ofthr
'NTRinau nov Sta
NN1Gh.a.a, stAwGgNS Il CO., SieUcruI Conn
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
for the saie OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No.
~ and II Grayef Of Tchapouas street, New Or.
leans.
Observation-Disclosures Warwick Capt John NJ. otey.
eop GdSelyt
FANn0sIA~ Ngtt IL FORD, Conn ~ ission, For
n MARDlNH ~ PRODUCE MERCHANT, PAnkERs-
Nuna " Pomit attention paid to receiving and forw ard
ing Manufacture d Tobacco,
REFERS 10
Jcsse lInre Il Go, WA NJ Baekford Dr Il. r.. Backford
LynehhmR W aher a Berry Nesrell Grafton Batimore
beverly Smith Cashier n Western Bank Va, Parkersbug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

an3is
tTetstE; so TkAS EEsEKs-Ebc travel
ling public informed that they need feel
oppn At thN ASl1NGraN HOUSE, Ia consequence Of The
ung in this city The house, stables and whole
establishment carefully GUARDED by reliable persons all
Ho ha day and night. mud complete security may
~ 'hs fuesis OF the Washington.
I3-atm sNEAp & CLARK. Proptetors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

Address your letters directed in mine If the
9Th rs they will be less likely to be purloined,
which have no doubt is the fate OF yours of the
20lh of February aud 81 OF this month, Us have
not received,ei,he of them.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
THE ALLEGED PARDON-F0RGER,

A RATCH OF CURIOUS LETTERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEATH OF A MOTHER AND CHILD.
pond.nce Of The Chicago Democratic Press.

of The chicago DtHocfeuc fress
Knoxville KsOx Co.. ILL.,, April lS 1857
Creat e,citemeut is now prevailing in this commu.
pity growing out Of supposed attempt to procure
abolition resulting in the death Of both mother and
child have taken some pains TO ascertain the facts
IN this case and to present them to your readers IN
reliable and unexsggerated form, for the most Of
Which an under obligation to DIR. Halsted of this
city. who was the examining physician on the in
quest.
Elba in this county time since became a con-
vert "a Sirtual doctrines up 10 which time she bore
an upblemished character and was esteemed modest
and intelligent young lady. Since May, 1856 she has
been residing IN tie family Oh one Andrew Mcbride,
rLo Spritualist medium and II is said an author
&C a baok relating 10 Spiritualism. Mcbride il a
married man and has one child. Miss Jones has
be.p n feeble health for some two years past, but
better within the last si1 OF eight months During
All he, sickness Mcbride has been her spiritual Doctor
,yescnbiug for her according 70 directions from the
suirits and obtaining information from the same
,iurce as 10 the nature OF her complaints. On the
Sd inst she was taken very SICK, anu died on the 9TH
g. o. it'd considerable and raised dark gruulous
t,rd N. pecuiar nature Of the matter elected from
ibc stomach and other circumstances, excited suspi
al, n that her death was unnatural
An ,ouest was held on the 9Th inst conducted by
Corone- Hamilton. Upon post mortem examination
,L .t,nach liver and lungs indicated symptoms of
disease rficiept 70 produce death. Upon opening the
abdomen female child OF perfect form discovered.
ne cLd appeared 10 be II the sixth seventh month
,f eestatDn. There Was congestion oi the womb, and
!, Lad evidently been subjected to constitutional edi-
ciLe, which had produced uterine contraction which
resulted IN Inflammation.
The evidence before the Coroner is said TO indicate
,bs; NJ bride was the father OF the child aud mpli.
cate, him in the death ot the mother either by ad-
ministeripg drugs to produce abortion or poison to
c,Ic,nI her shame. Mcbride escaped on the morning
81 he s,b. Officers are now in pursuit of him. He Is
i've feet eeh or nine inches in hight weighs 80 or
los roupds. auburn hair, which he wore long. high
,Gek bones, long face, long peaked nose, broad at
the base ;uken SSssh Tr N sJs open nS Of
II slr,sdy off.red by Sheriff Euke, which will prob
,hly he increased by the friends OF the deceased and
Of lustice.
There has ye. been no chemical test applied to the
co, tents of tie stomach and intestnes. Upon an i'm
,.riect test Of the stomach, Drs. Hssted and Duncan
are of the opinion that hebore formed part Of the
INGREDIENTS used in the attempt 10 procure an abortion
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BLACK WAR
pIOR

The U. S. Mail steamship Black Warrior, j. W.
Smith; Commander, sailed from New-Orieans nj %
q m. arrived at Havana at p. M, sailed rom
there a. D. m. the same day tlith ins-)' ana az
rived here at q a. m. yesterday morning, making ~"
entire run from New-Oreans to New-fork }" 90.
ls hours. From Havana We have TO report 'He ror
healthy. Heavy rain have injured the sagS' nv.
sss.r: hive advanced, owing to the anticipated 'hOT
sss. Of the crop a. compared with last years stock at
Hsysns 100000 boxes. against go a. the same ne
time last year MuscOvadO' are quoted a, RON ~
70 Is reals per arObe The market very much excited
, 49, nentiful Exchange improving. Freights
~ Am The II. s. ship Saratoga in port April lS'
Lat SO 81 n, Ion. 740 "a W., spoke brig Favori'a
steering south her deck lined with men; the Cap
tain reported bound to Honduras
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

Henry Hart, Asslstants. . :.
Lieut. w. n. JErfERs, u. s. N, Hydrogrsphic En-
gineer and George Gum, Assistant.
Among the gentlemen on board the Favorita, Is 81
Don Leon Alvarado Minister from Honduras To tue
United States who goes out TO assist in putting the
expedition in the field.
The field operations will be conducted simultaneously
ON three sections and is proposed to put the road
under contract a. early September or October.
The English Government will deiach vessel to make
minnie survey Of the coast in the vicinity of Puerto
Caballor with view to more correct Admiralty
charts for the benet; of nayigators The British
Government will also send ont engineer officers, at an
early day, 10 verify the work now commenced.
yey of the Rio de- Ia Plata, made the preliminary sur
yey of the road some three years since.
I'VE learn that the Company will be formally brought
before the public during the month of MAY. The
presen, outlaws advanced by the Directors them
selves
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

State; and engirdled as His-oun win be oy '
Stat.s the institution of slavery cannct hoursa !"
great extent or endure for any long time Ine he.
Of our gun does not require an Afriean 20 u a..
mand bis aid and certainly our manufactures 90 mol
ueSd him.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
up,z, vopu n.uy TRIBUNE, MONDAY APRIL 20 1857

vessel NUT have suddenly eepsissd and, beng bal
ysstsd with stone, Dmed,A%eiy SUNK N the fearful
tempest of April /. tCnesgo ffess, i4th.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
and retained the letter. The handwriting j, ksors,b,,
unlike any of the others in the bundle.
lt.I
FRIDAY Fyr.

lC.I
FRIDAY Eve, April II, nx
Mr. HARRIs.-Dear SIR. For long time hs,s
been most anxious TO you, but never until this no.
ment could 30 far forget myself as TO address gen.
uem9n stranger l cannot endure the grief Of !" hope
deferred any longer, and I must make you ny
Father Confessor' sufficiently long 70 tel you ny
secret. IL have something sweet 10 tell you"
reside at No. 1864 Barrone street--am al Alone
h"Ve sweet, cosy little place-come aud see me.
Lovingly, &c. JANE n. FRASER
lhis letter was written in characters resembling
Hahc types nearly as small neat and regular as The
letters in which s printed above II must have been
from Scatehsrds pen, the peculiar Handwriting /.
precisely the same as that Of letter which he wrote
on the 18th Of April, 1857, to Mr.. Bryan. associate
counsel for Huntington, about forging the pardon.
A card, with a flower drawn in pepcl sn which il
written in beautiful scrip,
Jennie II. Fraser,
Gard Winter,
IN. o., La"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
HONDURAS zN7ERoCEANIc RAILWAY

The brig Favorits, chartered BY the Honduras in-
teroceanic Railway Company, sailed on Friday Tor
Puerto CabalIos, Honduras, with large party OF En-
gineers for the immediate location Of the proposed
Honduras Railway from Puerto Caballos, on the At
Ian,ic, to the Bay of Fonseca, on the Pacific The
expedition fully equipped for operations, is organized
as follows:
GEORGE r. GLIpDos, esq. deputy Agent of the
Company in Hondurasl, accompanied by Henry A.
Ghddol, j. L. LeConte, NJ. ID. tGeologistl, Luke
Burke, eSq j. S. Hawkins, Thos. Badsrs4ue and X
Il. Beech.
JoHs {. TRAUTwIsE, eeq., Chiet Engineer
GusTAvus HOLLAND, NJ. d., Surgeon.
James l.. Baldwin, W. w. Wright and H. v
Robert L. Harls. II. s.sGoodwin,
l.. A. Eicholtz G. w. Sewal
Charles 4. Byers, William Whitehead.
81. Mccormick. F. II. Seaman,
T.. II. Hudson. j. G. Powers,
W. Horton, j. A. Wilson,
is. Seavens w. a. BALDWIN.
William Miller w. B. Nassau,
l.. s. kidder, II. V. Iutfen,
F. Whiting j. Godown,
\. Brown, L. W. SqweI,
VI. g. Webb, 4 =. L. Saymaker,
w. T. Meredith, a. ID. Parker,
Henry Mccain w. L. Miller, and
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The class of 1853 in Union College have presented
70 Mr.. Joy, the Professor Of Chemistry, beautiful
silver pitcher, as q testimonial OF iteir tsteem.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

CRTSP'S GAIETY-G WEIR STREET
W. L. CRISP Lessee and Manager.
BENEFIT rendered TO MR.. ". H. CRISP,
BY the Distinguished Artists now performing this establish
- ment
signora FELICITA vESTvALI, e. .. --,
Signora PARAVALI,
La Comtesse TASCA,
Signor MARIANO TTBERINI,
Signor COKRADI SETTI,
Signof F.. VIERRI,
Signor FORTINI.
Signora l.. CARRAETI
Signora CARROLL,
Signora VITA
Apd 49, l.sla Al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICE -MAYoRALTY OF NEW
Win hs po fs u An Act es sa xe o AZ
act = G q New ss and
administration Of the affairs thereof approved March 90
NoTIcE IS HEEEBY GIVEN that election will be
me
Comptroller City Of New Orleans of
Recorder Of the Fourth District, elected the
the Fourth District for the unexpred term of Francois Bou
each the First Second Third and Fourth
be by the voters of the District respectively
T, each po Of se fI s 9a ned
snto elected By Of WARDS respectively,
ssd Ss he
unsSpr red. ERIN Of Victor BENT resigned , ,,
places and under the supnendence Of the Inspectors and
Clerks hereinafter Named such others as may be appointed
First Preenc.At Robin Police Station. corner Of
}s%ss k@ss \. Dsmsisss. Clerks: II. W W. Reynolds
Second Preeinc-Atte Engine House Fire Company No
Ws e- James Hnekn W a%ss
Third P5scnctA. the lot Camp street between
eioId and poeyfarre strees1nspectors William G. Quirk
r. = Redwood L. Campbell. Clerks p S. Campbell, II.
Fourth PrecncAt the Engine House of Fire Company No
Il on of eIs e x, B. Tnssrd Dr. A.
Pfs PsensA, the Engine House FiIs Company No.
hho, Thomas Ryekman cerks: John Harst Ernest Ios.
Sixth PreeincA the Engine House
Pany corner Perdido and streetnspeors Thos
sss s
EpglIsa Clerks i: Hi1slbeTeer, 4 Bssehsr.
gasas His.f q 5s sa
Rsas e. Efsa 1s
On Ban Rn J. % Harris
Tenth once on ST. Peter
e Hal. ssss"s JOS
Eleventh We Deputy street Comm
speetors O. Andry j. A Hopkins, Jos. Hernandez Clerks
Twelfth PIeeoe:-t the Engine House 4 Fire cSmpan
. Thirteenth PrecinctA. the Engine House If Fire Co. No
t99 %
street asn F aon TIE Of
Bsee s "aan
Sehs s hoqe
Sixteenth Pfscine-itt the Breton Market, Bayou Road-I
spee.ors L. Huard, Geo. Doane, A. Dnvgnaud Clerks
Seventeenth Precnc.-At the Engine House. MneburgI
spectors: A o'Neal, Geo. Whitemore, E. H. Bass Clerk
Eighteenth Precnct-At the Engine House Of Fire Co. No
Victory stree-Inpest95s y s,iekney CONSTANT
Re- pssas s s
T~sns'i rTsenss1it %sshngon Market Louisa sire
GERS 4 BoS5gss: R, Wynns s'Ds' Ds sa
We the California Saw MlInspecors A. Lanau
G s od S
be engine house. Jackson Inspectors A Watkins
Adams K. A. Grinnan Clerks J. Barrett and -.
Twenty Third Precinct-A the school house Magazi
and Second streets Inspectors j. B. Fitch, D. Devices, j.
Burnet. Clerks, j. Jollis, Robert McI.in.
The polls to be opened at O'Clock A. NJ and to close at
NJ and the of said election be made the und
sisned, Mayor, according to law
:, CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
All N BLY, Section 18th Of the Act approved 2oh Of Marc
required that the inspectors the eleci
shall have attained the Of 80 and shall have beei
q citizen this State for and for FIVE residents
" the city of New Orleans shall be legally qualified voters Of
precinct in which they and shall be severay by
Mayor previous election according the
ions the Goth Article of the Constitution of this
they shall the further they possess the qualiht
tions prescribed by said Act of 10th March 1856.
The and clerks above will please call
Mayors Office to be qualified according to law.
my229t CHAS NJ. WATERMAN. Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

| " NEWEIALL, ALL PAPER WAREHOUSE, No.
L 60 Canal street, corner of Old IIevee, stairs.
subscriber has received and offers for sale the largest
and stock of PAPER HANGINGS in this city,
consisting part of Gold Velvet Fresco. Marble Stone
Oak, Granite Views Stauare Ornaments and Decorations OF
| every description.
Ao on hand large stock of medium and low price Papers
Fancy Borders Fire Screens, Tester Paper etc. for
sale reasonable prices, by -
ala F H..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

wldoW Oh lillalre COnrcele.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, June 20, 1857. at IL O'Clock Nj.
~ in the Rounna of the ST. Louis Hotel order
from the Honorable the Second District Court New Orleans
dated May L. 1857 will be sold public account
said succession the following described slaves property
SLAVES.
JAMES, negro aged about A years, laborer and
pressman, good subject.
=. GEORGE, negro man, aged about IS years. laborer
pressmhn and good subject.
FRONTIN negro man. aged about 4s years aborer and
presSman.
JENNY negro womag, aged about years. cook and
washer, drinks.
VICTOlRE, negro woman aged about years, washer
highly recommended.
MONIQUE, grill girl, aged years good seam
stress and house good subject.
real. ESTATE.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb IRENE
Second District the comprised between Uses
rails, IRENE streets and Bayou Road
Said lot measures (French measured % feet 10 inches front
1l9 the Other side and 80 feet the Together
with comfortable twosory house, covered with slate,
tanning four rooms closet vestibule, gallery up down.
in the attic kitchen covered with slate
tainng four rooms, bathing wash ROOM Bebees
cooking with boiler paved yard, cister works
fruit and flower gard The whole order
forming of the comfortable and residences
this city.
st-TERMT AND CONDITIONS-Fo the slaves. half cash:
and the balance six months credit For the property
third cash, and the balance six and twelve months
Notes given for the slaves and TO he satisfactorily
dorset and secured nv special said slaves
perty bearing interest from date until maturity the
and per maturity
until final payment and divided into coupons suit the heirs
The buildings to be insured for the policy
10 vendors until final payment of the last
Act Of sale before o De Arnia', ESD Notary Public.
mylS
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EAGLE FOUNDRY, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

PHILIP AIM
pGxs FNG x s,sny TSG,a
nsn over any oneGs heretofore made Grom five forty horse
% "T s snw Nils ass Of S
second atd third class
ngs also, Brass and Iron Castings order These In.
zines are warranted to cut as much timber other engine
Mr. Kam has hundreds Of letters and certificates
from Charles D. Stewart planter Red River Landing Is
for whom he lately put ,a G an R,I Engine" naii,
Mr. Balm Saw M, wi I.oaomoIive knre ~, from
Sven weeks This machinery has given me the psftc
ttSincon hevpg exceeded al my calculations when ordering
hunter has furnished TO the ina ion The who'll engine
ION Of the low STAGE Of the wer fully
six miles fro" the plantation but my with good
ton in one day. and had time to spare This think another
we @ p % to as GF Sin to- b %
rather than the timber the mill where evidently could be
Many Of my reghhors have look my mill every
S Ss T " Of the n they hey hayi
who in treaty with another for mill and eugie
from You imsaa for him. EXPIRE sns he rTeast
o Vs =" sf " S s Of sepsy hope G @ this
pleasure to ,ecommcnd mill all who may
mno and Sn% VIII or Interests " nd n u'on s DO
yours respectfully" GHARLEs n. STEWART.
% sS 3
Orleans will be promptly attended TO myi9 lat
! FXCELsIOR REFINERY THE ABOVE Es-
IL Enlistment is full operation. and prepared
to supply superior article of GOLDEN SYRUP and
FINED MoLASSES in barrels and halt barrels quantities
to suit purchasers. Samples can be Office.
BROADWElI BROS Il co,
No. Is GrAvier street,
M II Agents of the Refinery.
IcE-IcE-s s,,ry ZOO
DEALERS IN ICE,
Solicit the patronage Of their friends and the public
Particular attention given orders from the country.
houses $50 Cid Levee the BULBS Head, and the
Landing n3l If
cow PEAS-35u bags Carolina Seed to arrive from
a22 BARELTI & Co, 81 Common st.
!" ALFRED KEARNY,
inS3 2taw5t - Magazine street.
NAILS AND FSES-&5OO Kegs, for sale by
va ALFRED kEARNY,
r'dn Ztawot - Magazine street.
FTURPENTlNE-3OJ bbIs for sale hv
ALFRED KEARNY,
III" %'a"ot y Magazine street.
M ALLETS AND CAULNING IRONS-A large
w T.. assortment, to sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
''"o zta~2t - Magazine street.
v ENETIAS RED AND YELLOW OCHRE-Incask,
MO 2mw5t =, trazn. street
RnTD'S PROLIFIC CtFVVDN StGED-Ia T
- bushels, for sale by N. j. WILSON 4 co, Agents.
~ oPu A6 Pnvdras street,
" EBDEGRIS-2u0 cases. 'or s1e by
ALFRED kEARNY
tnoV -'"~'s u Magazine street.
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pERsEVERANcE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH

Corner of St. Charles and Clio streets, New Orleans
GEORGE PUREES Architect and Builder, respectfully ill.,
his friends the public that he has, addition his
business commenced the of Doors SRshes
every description the above esabihment.
left his office rs Commercial Place the factory
the Mechanics Exchange Box 81 will be promptly
| M nv FIN
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CHOICE HOUSE SERVANTS
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, the 23d inst, Mt 12 o'clock NJ,
~ at the st. LOUIS Exchange, will be sold
THEKEs1sA, likely black girl aged II years, rusy ser
SEVERN, fine boy, aged II years, house servant
and carriage driver. Both fully guaranteed
HB-TERMS-Cash
Act OF sale before s. Maener, Notary Public. my2l
LOTS AND HOUSES FRONTING ON POYDRAs AND
Hevia streets.
BY N. VIGNIE. Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, 2sth inst, at 12 o'clock NJ, at
L Banks Arcade will be sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by Poy-
dras Toni Miro and Heya designated Lots Nos
and each 30 feet front Poydras and
65 feet deep together with the Houses and improvements
erected on said Lots, according TO plan
E.TERMS-D bird cash. and the balance a credit of
six and twelve mons for endorsed secured by
mortgage on said lots. my2l
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AUCTION SALES.

POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATION, OF GOOD
Cook, Washer and Ironer highly recommended
BY N. vIGNTE, AucHoneer.
SATURDAY, 23d Inst, at IL o'clock NJ,
~ ut the st. Louis Exchange will be sold
CUISINE. alias JUSTINE. grif woman, aged about 30
good cook washer and oner house and highly
recommended good subject guaranteed against all the
vices and maladies prescribed by law.
D1-TERMS-Cash. my1S
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Of New Orleans. HAGAN-No. II, 9i5.
WHEREAS. Hugh HaSan has petitioned
w the Court curatorap the
Of the late Alexander Hagan, deceased intestate-
Notice hereby given all whom may to show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court
my22 y jel P s. WILT, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

DEUxIEME CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ALEX
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. SANDER HAGhN, No. IL ,94a
A TTENDU que Hugh Hagan a presente
une petition la efe d'obtenr les etres d'cnra
tee la succession de feu Alexander Hagan de
cede ntestal-
Avis lie present que celia peut col
cerner davor dedure dix jour les raisons pour e
quees il ne serat pas fat droit a la dte petition.
| Par ordre de la tjour
my22 q iel P. S. WITTY, Greffer.
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AuCTION SALES.

!
SALE OF 100 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs, |
=, Summer Clothing, etc.
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
E,RIDAY, the 22d Inst, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ q, auction at their auction rooms u chaf'eS
''S'' '''' y 100 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans =
ASTERMs-At sale. my2l
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
THIS EvENfHG j. X Viii &c sold at early
The complete collection Of Books in department
literature in the various departments Of human kn1wedg
%orKs Of every description books in elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books. etc.
Letter and note steel and Ep pens of
The Of 1 at to p BE the in met s
city worthy Of the Of those who wish make ad
ons their libraries at favorable , prizes The public are
~ This sale VIII BE- positive, and continued every evening
HORSES, BUGGIES AND GIG
BY TOURNE THOMAS.
Office 70 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, the 23d inst, at II Ia o'clock,
81 EssSess y"a ia ss so Horse by
Eagle fast PAGER years old LADY, horse, perfectly gentle
sy-rERMsr = a snss.. NN-.NM~-.~.- ny22
| FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
BY VINCENT & CO., Auctioneers.
ssd 1nst at TO- o I,rl *, A. l. M
| 10 Philip Allen and Dunnel Fancy Prints.
- Bleaclled Sheetings.
Is bales A Brown Shectings.
areges Black Alp4cas Irish Linens White and Fancy Drill
linps French Umbrellas and Parasols, 24 Sheengs hi
apers Silk Hdkf Broche Musin Tape Checks Linen Check
Hosiery Linen Table Sets Ginghams Swiss Muslin Cotton
AIDES Madras IIdkfs Black eros du Rhn, Fancy
| Ribbons, ETC., etc, etc.
100 French Emboidees such Bands, Collars En-
| broidered Skirts, etc.
EJ-TERMS-ats sale. my2l
BLOND AND SILK LACES AND EBGINGS
| BY VINCENT 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
| CATURDAY, the 2:3d inst, at 10 O'Clock, nj
- their auction rooms. Is Customhouse street, will sold
| 300 pieces White silk Edgngs.
100 Laces
$50 Black Silk Laces and Edgings.
100 White Silk and Blond Laces.
B1-TERMS-At sale. my2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-22

"a PHOENIX HOUSE RESTAU-
HsE :. RANT, 96 ST. Charles street, will take Boarders
<ES ~. during the at IS per week, giving TWEEN
Tickets for S. Gentlemen wanting din
ners only can get seven Tickets for 50.
MI I'm DAVID BIDWEII, Proprietor.