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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
A Barker's Double-acting Foroe & Life
Pumn

For safe at man agency, SMYRNA, DeEa1paTe, 0y
1857. BOWMAN u EILlOrF. 1857.
Please read the following certificates :-Hayng in uss
at the stations the New York Central Railroad A.
Barkers Patent Force Pump. am satisfied that for el-
eiher We have had in use, and fluffy in every
respect what the patent forth; do ceeTlny
mend them to all persons using pumps.
This to certify thit have had in use A. Bar
ers Force and llt Pumps for family aud Otherwise
They answer eyery purpose for winch they recon
mended and continue TO ave the greatest satisfaction
and with confidence recommend them TO cvery
person who wishes to obtain good Pump for forcing and
inlnH wateri wunid also he effective in of lire
George Davis, Smyrna, WIN. Wiles, do,
Thomas b. Bryan llo, James ", Moore, Odessa,
Nm, HOrner, SnY fna, j. Alexander, Dell, CITY,
machine shop SmSTna; Del sole agents for Delaware.
for sale. June IS 6nio,
EAuSBANn,S MAGNEisA AtH.H& w.BRING
III HUHST'S, los Market 81 =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER OF four
s1 "a horse mower, Fan, Shaftng, Pnleys, &c.
Mas1gFA. Tile Engine is HorzohtaI Stationary The
used bout months are sold for the want Of use, and cnn
be bought very cheap AbPly PliyiG e Mooh,ne shon
Pyle's Building, Wilmington, Del, OF to the
subscriber mile from Snlths hrag 4, ,bFarnTassN rTssN
wine, lauR 2I-tI S'hhtfEN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
Seamen's Saving k'uud. Society,
OF PHILADEiPiliA,
0Bics 20S Weinat Stfeei, one door ADORE Second.

]
INcoRpoRATED by
5ss he, s,%s Fss ef f!ns4,sl !RnsqnsylSa3IsP' S9aHP
L is,I % that M no nnaxeIp a. y I'm.
- Ger g;ain, or Asept shall aI,ii, directly oty
Iz5E III " n inur eaJ eesuJ' ,bo no'.Sw iNS;, hhS
I51ESa1 money 2n nn lInn dd1 tne Sf9olet5, feoe or
-IzAtSSIltsk~ ,tsman5 i"'i < * P'bh tbap ~ a ~Rnoi
WIiy shall shall 6e s pdsEar nsPl; sR.l, n Tn,ph ba ~
Liberty Liberty or 70 nosldSs nPPolnfS fa wSn,e sSne
V7TEyll, u .sf saTe Ssnsi % death the money
xxsg s83 EE@ Deposslis pos received @ at hxe
- WI pTnne ilniisp nnd mn waTds
" Ls4S{s Mnr.n' "a bn,vrghis Wasefes
NN/f3h4 iIl hl liz zf.Ss}| IN TadesIne6 tiepEs Ma
MSEJRYt4zEyNXg@AHY chsn,ns and Ias,rsrA AMI
SsSssIAA%a338Rz RzBs@eSfS# particnlariy inviie Depu
k$%-sAamMSKRiEp AND SIN
ssrs5l4s ~ daifAfffS1a83 III WOMEN
etssSSs rasse-s ssssfsfS1 Remeinber that Sickness
~ and want Of Employ meuf
49,: are ATE tie late Of IL, ,noTs
thu ar,esf iov m n an an,rstkine for Tainy iny
t S 5p 9p hsS fnma o'eosk A. MI until p
Nj, ou MendaY and satngi9y until in the kysRIpA
u ,spITIfa'if /, ntra5,ita, THAI ii MORhTS
" 't''' i','' nANkGERS
I;diound A SouIer " ~ Hon lob X, Tyson,
sitilwell = BisIOp, George Buldin,
lapf, John Mechanics, Robefi Norris.
Insoph Al, Cowoll, Vapt John iallhgher,
Joseph q Myers, John Rice,
Edward Il. iIrOtter, plaid Y. Siotesbnly,
Iidgar b. Petit. june a5.ly
= > - - - ---.- -
1857. GEUREE S GRlER. 1857
Trnn Eounda,, ond Manhia;af
AfIi,F0R6, DEL, AWARE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
IEIl7Ni,ERAL BLACKSMITHING;--


FgshR TWO GOOD MARKET DEARBORNS,
eS good single Ipfss carriaEe,l good H9rso
and gentle will be sold very low for cash Kenneth
pike, near Wilmington. WM. II, CHADWICK.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

A WIFE MASuFAcror, From tne weaving
u,a,n or the Ward Mills, at Indian Orchard,
,TU, Mssl in which an average of 50 persons are
cmployed, % 1877 girls have hsen maTtied within
two years.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

THE undersigned would inform his former
ssE& friends and customers that he has returned to
M ChnstianH Village from visit to the West, and
WN Is new prepared to make all kinds of Cloth ng
La in the besf nner and the latest style. Good
fits warranted and the work gareneed TO give salts
tiOn.
NJ B.-Cuttng and repairing done tho neatest man
SEP s.amo, p BRItELY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
Iron Railing.
HENRY COLE,

1,uipi,Ey Sr., BETWEEN SEyENTH
4 ShND ElGHra, WiI.MiMsGELoSMNtir M M ELsSNtiraI nEt nat
HIM teSns IL now prepared 10 fnrnl5h " knus o 9l
&zxh& for Cemetery Lots, 9rus NG,, " ieh
,nahansrins, fh0se want Of railing arelhVhs"'o
call. - ,;., ,,, aud ali kindn of work IN his line
stssoutoh Il the shortest notice. lau, 10 ".
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
M MA 5 = 4 Y.

or pFFaIHHAbELPhiA WOULD aEsrEc5I, aE!nsIsI,
Sa ftiv uIprin his friends md the pnhllo seneIay
6TY Of Wilmington that he has maaS niTamS fan wsst
so as - hoss Wishing dentistry Of sdii-
IN W he will be haPpyto seeiat Dr. II, JeheTls
i5Ienl VI snrnar nf bh and Shiplev Sts. OCT ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

M dIHnt Street, South " est corner Of 7hra
Wv PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by The State of Pennsy lvana.
Money received in any sum- large or small and inter-
est paid from the day ofdepOs TO the day Ct
The uce every day 'front.' 'noek IN the morn.
ing til7 O'clock in the evening, aud OH Monday and
ir6uIs slay evenings, till Q O'Clock.
INTER- EST FIVE PER CENT.
vi sums large small, arc paid back III GOLD on de
uaul without notice, to any amount.
Hon. HENRY l.. BENNEK, President.
ROBERT SELFhlDGE, Nicv President.
WM. J. REED. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Henry l.. Benner, O. l.andreth Munns,
Edward l.. Garter, +. Carroll brewster,
Robert Seifridge, Joseph b. Barry,
Samuel X, Ashton, Henry L., Chnroh man,
James Is. smith. Francis Lee.
This company conhnes ita business entirely the re-
ceivng nl money interest The investments al,9t'
LARS are uale in conformity with the provisions Of
the Chatter, IN REAL ESTATE, MORlGAGES
GROUND RENTS, and such hrst class seonTltles, as
will always insure perfect security to tho deposoT au
which can not fail to give pernanency amt saDlntS tu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05


A HAPPY AND Rich EDIroR---An exchange
says that editors are, as a general thing, not
overstocked with worldly goods. Hnmbug.--
Here we are, editor OF u country paper, fairly
rolling Ia wealth. We have a good office, a
double barreed rifle, seven suits OF clothes,
three kittens, a Newfoundland pup, two gold
watches, thirteen day and two night shirts car
pets on our floors, pretty wife, own one cor
ner lot, have ninety-three cents in cash, art
out of debt and have no rich relatives. If We
are not wealthy it is pity. Hurrah for hur
rah! Who cares for cash.-Horictn CWis.
| argus.
< Thomas Ehlsr, a notorious desparado, wa
Stabbed to the heart on the 23d, in tracas witi
a negro in Louisville, Ky.
In the ohls Legislature the democrats $; nay th,
majority of in the Senate ana 10 :"
House. ,,.nsvI,
Mr.. BIackhouse, member oil asv tne
yania Legislature elect died on sunaSs, Chi.
n is said there are now aiost betwssn 's'sat'
csgo asd Buffalo 100000 bushels Oh "
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
Wilmington and Chatham Mail Stage
Line

Line.
zy> LEAVES the Wilmington H9lel, 20
&k8 Market Street, below Third, snH N,Hnlp ShHalps,s
III u o'clock, on Monday; "Wednesday allu
Friday of each week. returning leaves Chatham on Tues
iay fhursnay and Sat nfday atf O'Clock. A. NJ reach
ing WHINING ton al about half past one.
From Wilmington TO New Garden, II CENTS
s' - AYundale, Sl.n0
- - Chatham, Sl,2I
~ CochJauville, Sl.n
Way Passengers cepts par mile. The suacrber, hav-
ing purchased luis le, will assure those that patron
he employed al Bagraee will be al the risk OF lheOwn-
en- Erfands andPackages attended 10 for reasonable COIN
pensatinn. Horses and Carriages 70 hire at the stAhes IN
King Street, adjoining the Odd Fellows tall. ..
Sept 2l-tf PHILIP MATHEWS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

HUSBANDS MAGNEIsA Ata.HS w.BRINC
II HURST'S, los Market ST.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

MIDUIlETONNl DETIAW ANFH
4 SANDS& GILBER 4, respectfully annOuneeto
-, the people Ot hiiddl etnwn and the surrounding
Bs country, that they have commenced re above
where they are prepared Ia manufacture Aonnme ats,
Tom6s, 60, CHEAP ind superior nannsr Also w9Ik
for archtecs promptly executed. All work done al ms
establishment warranted TO give Sal Isacnn, and al cy
NJ B.-store delivered ee Of ch9rge.,. on, y,pr
may 7-6mo. SANDS " nIllbEhii..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

VNAN1ED-A SITUATION. BY REsPECrARLE
w young girl chambermai and TO ats! Ia washing
aud Best Of city reference required. Has
bved nearly years in her last place all tor days
m,u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
NUMBER 248.
8t6 0rItans 4ailp Crescent,
TUESDAY MORNING, DEcEMBER %. 1857.

ANusExKNrs To-NraHT Orleans 1heatev.-A
brilliant variety performance, consisting Of the tomb
scene from Romeo and Juliet" with Mile Bour.
geois % Romeo and Nile Paoa o. Jxiies; the drst
act Of the delicious opera La Dana Blanche ~ the
petit comedy Of f"Le Mari de Ia veuve ~ and the
vaudeville Of :" Frisettey 49,. .l.
Gaiety 1heater.-Mr. Bateman, in the new com
edy Of Self" and the farce OF the Two Buzzards.
81. Charles Iheaeer.-Mr. and Mrs. Florence in
Ireland as It Is, +" Mischieyous Annie and The
Limerick Boy 4
Amphitheater- The Great Circus Company in Z
variety Of the most beautiful and astonishing feats
Armory Hail. Smiths great Panorama Of Europe
famous cities, classic spots, etc.
The apollo. Singing, dancing and social recrea-
ton at No. 10 Perdido street.
Oyphans' Fair, in the st. Elizabeth Asylum, 70,
the benefit Of the same, at the corner Of Magazine
and Josephine streets.
Lodies' Fair, in the new Methodist Church in AL
giers, for the benefit Of the same.
The LiUing Skeleton and the Leopard Negro, Of
st. Charles street, opposite, the theater.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

AN AWFUL AFFAIR.-A most fendish and horrible
murder was ,perpetrated upon married lady named
Hall, in Alexandria county Va, on the afternoon of
the 18th. The particulars thus given by cores.
pondent of the Baltimore Sun:
1t appears that whilst Mr.. Hall was temporarily
absent from his house, and other white members Of
the family were attending church, slave woman
named Jenny, the property of Mr.. Hall, put lot of
dry plank on the fire. Mrs. Hall ordered her to take
it off The negress abeyed the command, but soon
threw the wood on again. Mrs. Hall then repeated
her orders, when the vile wretch seized her Mistress
pressed down her head and backed her into the fire.
Three or four times did the unfortunate woman break
loose from her fiendish assailant but was as often
overpowered and Mrs. Hall finally forced on the
fire. On the last occasion the screams of Mrs. Hall
brought her husband and others to her rescue, but
she died at midnight 1t was with difficulty that Mr..
Hall was restrained from shooting the wretch She
was conveyed to prison. The testimony from the lips
of the dying woman is very intelligent and eoncin-
sive. Medical aid was quickly sent for and no pains
spared to alleviate the suerings of the unortu.
nate Mrs, H. before she died.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
SPLENDID MILLINERY UNDER cosr-our

SPLENDID MILLINERY UNDER Cost Our lady
readers requested read The advertisement of E.
Fourner Of No. "a Charres 1t will she
to sell her stock of millinery coaks silk dresses ball dresses
head dresses gloves. parasos and fans extraord
nary reduction in the prces-a no less than fifty
per cent below cost As to the quality of the goods
richer beautiful assortment ever offered to the in
specon of the ladies of New Orleans The ladies will find
worth their while to call upon Mime Fourier
edil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
nB. L1x1Sasrosn,s GREAr WORK on ArRnA

DR.. L1vINGsToSE's GREAT WORK ON AFRICA RE-
cEIyEp-Mr Thomas L. White No. los Canal street, has re.
ceived Dr. Lyingstone's work Aea-ncludng the
full history of his wonderful sixteen years. adventure the
wds Of that eonneu-wlds before expo ed by civil
zed manRud embelished with his portrait and number of
splendid illustrations IT is the great boz of the day.
should be and read by body Mr. White has
received Hapers Giaham and Godeys Magazines for Jan
uary His in fact with the freshest and best
issues in gll departments Of literature,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

ST. CHARLES THEArER-Mr. and Mrs. Florence
were greeted at the st. Charles last night by large
audience and most heartily received. Mrs. Florence
was fairly electrical with life and fun. The Forences
are among the few who carry with them perpetually
the talisman Of success,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

ARRIVAL o. rHE SrKAxsnrT EAnAwpA r. d.
3 steamship Cahawba, Capt ,, D. BulIoch, 1fuu
New York VI Havana, arrived sasiy yestusdsy ucur
ing having let the former port % - I'M - a.
latter On the 18th. Her pursss fsssiAes ths faiow-
ing memoranda:
Nothing materially now oheps fsum ~ lafser plnee
Sugars, as advised, arm Stock s<.eoe hoxes. Ex-
change on London 13 10 u pr cent. pesnipm Nev
York TO do; short sight do. ~ Ont pvesiuu.
Freights dull for large carriers 70 EuyeDs N0 hs1i
ness offering for United States vessels C1e16W3e Z
little more active, ct to s rials per bon. 81
Among the passengers, per Cahawbey ffoab Ha-
yana was the CofradiSetti troupe anDn8 wilom M
Sgnora Parodi Carranti, and Signor NaeSleni.
The Cahawba LETT New York with 100 passengers.
and brings about 30 for this place. the baaee 6eisg
for Havana. =
The following the nnmbers and principal prizes
drawn in the Havana lottery on the 18th ins1.:
No. 1856, 100000; 14.7s2, s5o,ooe; ll,7s4,
$4,000; ssl, $1,000 2s,09l, 5000 I5,I05, II,
900; 1874 geo; 2.222, "a 900; 22ass, $4,000
s,1s, OOo 5,ss3. 5000 1876, siees u, ,3s3,
81 900; 2o,044, $1,000. .ss 81
The Diario states that the prize OF AsOyese was
drawn BY the talented and celebrated Roncon, the
| Tacon theater. vi s 5,a ssssl, .s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

received from the plains we learn that d.. Garhnt
Hurt the Indian Agent, and the only United Senses
officer who remained in the Territory Of Utah asler
the other officials left last spring. has effected his e.
Sweetwater Previous 70 the departure Of the other
federal officers, DR.. Hurthad taken refuge with band
of Utah Indians, who were devoted to him. be W.
not in Salt Lake city when they left, Some twenty
of these Indians guided him through the passes to the
| south Of the Wintah mountains. He was six weeks
in reaching the South Pass.
sa washington Union 18th s5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

POISONED BY CoLoRED CANDIEs.-At Catskiil, N,
Y, few days ago, Mary Lyfes, young lady resid-
ing in that village, was taken suddenly sick while at
school in the afternoon, and died at o'clock in the
evening. She had all the symptoms of poison and it
is supposed that she poisoned by eating colored
| candies, ..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
Read This j!

NEW ORLEANS August IL, 1851
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear Sir-The twenty -four inch Mill which purchased
you for Mr. j. Packwood plantation has been attached
the sugar-m engne and put in operation last week.
much pleased with in every both in regard its
pcy durability, and quantity grinds. timed the mill
when operation times and found my surprise that
the mill grinding buhe mnue therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
wing them be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully
aul4 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD. Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

How TO QUIET A BABY.-A case OF monstrous pa
rental cruelty occurred recently in Mansfield, Ohio.
A babe, nine or ten mouths old, stepchild u man
named Wittemger, was frozen to death ons night
during the cold weather in November. The inhuman
parents tried to break il Of crying by putting It in its
cradle and pushing it back under the bed. They did
SO one nights md the child cried until it was ex-
hausted the parents fell asleep, and in the morning
when they awoke It was dying, or dead-both legs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

A" CHRISTIAN GRooERY."--A man in Lockport,
N. Y, has opened Christian grocery" He states,
in explanation of this singular heading that he has
opened shop for the dispensaton of /" little wine"
and other kinds of spirits for the stomachs sakeH
and that as be wished to make it Christian shop,
aud wished to accommodate Christian customers he
would take for his pay, considering the hard times,
all kinds of religious books, tracts, ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
Cheap Store! Cheap store!
AT COST PRICEs!
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
cHARTRBs STREET, CORNER HOSPITAL.

cHARTRss STREET, coRNER HOSPITAL.
MRS. E'ABIO
Has the homer inform her Ladies' gem
era that she has received from France conpes
assortment Of FALL AND WINTER FANCY GOODS, cor.
sisting Of Ladies' and Msses'
SILK AND VELVET RONNETs,
VELVET AND SILK AANTILLAs,
STRAW BOENETs, INFANTS CAPS
EMBR01DERIEs, GLOVES,
MARQUIsEs UMBRELLAS, PARAsOLs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
BRIDAL AND BALL wREATns,
BRIDAL Walls, FANCY PLUSH,
..l VELVET TRIMMINGS, SHELL. COMBS,
FANS, RIBBONS, ETC.. OF ALL KINDS
And large assortment Of FRENCH LACE vEIIs well
complete assortment Of ALL OTHER ARTICLES comprised
In the Mlliaery line.
MRS. FABIO hopes that her selection Goods and the
moderate prices at which they Sold Cheaper than can
be obtained elsewhee) will liberal share public
patronage.
Mrs r. respectfully invites Ladies examine her
goods before purchasing elsewhere She will offer induce
ments to purchasers
k0-Country orders promptly and accurately exeeuted
-Remember-
CORNER HOSPITAL AND CHARITIES STREETS.
Bills of Suspended Banks .s
Received for -- '...-
cLoAKs, sHAwLs AND MANTILLAs.
Received per late from France and New York
crest assortment Of new style ..
Cloaks, shaw1s and Mantillas.
To be sold ct COST PRICE, by -r.
MRS. 8. G. FAB1O,
o8 2p3m Charres street, corner Of Hospital, N. o.
F. s4y.s-iCeIg!
NOR RIS, MAULL e. CO.,
CLOTH e RS,
Successors to Norris 4 way,)
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Now offer to the public their usual large and eleganta
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing.
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL.
ovERCoATs,
DRESS COATS,
FRoCK COATS, and
BUSINESS COATS
Has selected manufactured with the greatest
BILE care.
BLACK AND FANCY CAss. PANTS. .t
FANCY CASS. SUITS.
CAzIoUE.
In every variety.
Together with new and beautiful assortment Of
VESTS........ of all descriptions.
SHIRTS :. :.
FANCY GOODS :, . OBI 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
". sYER.

j. G. PoISDExTER WIZ. P. GRAYsoS. v. sYER.
POtsaderte,', Gs.nys0s, S Co.,
AUCTIONEERs AND APPRAISERS, STOCK, NOTE AND
EXCHANGE BROKERS, ..
IS Commercial Place.
WIN. P. GRAYsON late Cashier the Bunk Of New Or.
leans will take charge of the latter branch Of business
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

A FIERY DEATH.-A little son Of Andrew Critch.s
low, at McKeesport, Pa, met sudden and terrible
death few days ago. The little fellow, while at
play near cookingoven, fell backwards into it and
was, as to his body, annihilated. The remains were
reduced to cinder within few moments.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
II. MalaTd,

a. II. .Mallard,
FURNITURE STORE,
81 Royal street............SO BienviIIe street,
Begs leave inform the public generally that open
ing large and splendid goods recently imported
the following descriptions
Porcelain and Glass Ornaments; Silver and Plated Ware;
Cut Glassware, new style; Table and Tea Ssts
Decorated Biscuit Vases; Fine Table Cutlery:
Bronze Lusres Lamps Clocks Silver and Plated Spoons
Forks etc., etc.
Also Magnificent Assortment of ARTIFICIAL FLOW.
ERS, for JARDINIERES
Splendid CURTAIN STUFFS, such as Damask BrocatelIs
and Lampsssade and all kinds of Furniture Trimming En-
brodered and Bobinet Mosquito Bars.
Also splendid lot of English and French CARPETS
sorted DIMITY for Furniture Covers-al of which
AT COST. d7 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

RD- W c. Jewett, 73 Camp street, sells to-day at
10 O'Clock A. NJ tVbacco rice, cognac champagne and
other groceries, liquors, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

Gov. Walker, Of Kansas, is now in Washington.
See Telegram. [Exchange.
We'd see telegram" and go submarine,ca
better il the latter could only be twisted round his
neck. mobile Mercury.
So would we, if We did not believe it would be too
much mercy to extend to the old reprobate. The
longer he lives the greater his punishment Scorned
and contemned by nnety-nine hundredths Of those
who trustingly bestowed upon him all the importance
he ever possessed in the world let him nger out to
the uttermost limit the poor remnants of the shameful
and dishonorable existence that are left him.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
Lea S Pes7'ius'
WORCEST ERSHIRE AUCE.

The attention of Hotel Keepers Propeors of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Messroom and Private Families is
mended to trial of Lea Perns' famous Worcestershire
This condment by Its attained
est rank as pleasant paatabe and wholesome Sauce app
cable SOUP fish, hot and cold meats game etc. etc. ex
tensively used in all quarters of the globe.
The 'imitations' both sides of the Atlantic
speak loudly Of its mers and the fact that received the only
Medal awarded to foreign Sauce at the New Exhibition
aests the estimation in which held by those selected with
special reference their ability judge of the quality of sn
lar articles of table And being the popular
the Market unpncpled parties offering sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always in orders received for
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York,
jy 2py Sole Agents in the United States Lea Perr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
Nssc Goods.

.Nesc Goods.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
~ camp street. 40 Camp street,
Under the City Hotel, N. o.
FINE "At'Ahs JEwELaY, AND
,,r r,, n,nuu "AN = avn PLATED WARE
saw EN- o No. SPOONS, @f~2 A.4 &
GoBLETs
Fancy Articles-Cemprsng
PAPIER MAcHE, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY WORK.
LADIES' TOILET CASES, ,g
K GENTLENEN's DRESSING CASES,
CABAs,
..- BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHESS, .--- ss lE
DONINOEs AND GAMEa
PoRTE-MoNNAIEs,
-tr4 .. SILVER, PEARL AND
SHE'LL CARD CASES.
SHELL COMBS OF EVERY VARIETY.
LUB1N's EXTRACTS,
COLOGNE
SOAPS eH1r rE
PoMADEs AND
TOILET POWDERS.
THE CELEBRATED FRANGIPANI PERFUMES, Ex.
TRACTS AND SOAPS.
FINE CUTLERY-Pen, Pocket and Bowie Knives.
BRUsHES-Ofe every description.
Wholesale buyers and city purchasers respectfully invited
to examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere Fine
Watches and Jewely carefully repaired warranted to give
satisfaction. -.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
ma 2p4m No. ~ Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
Rollins Great Dtam0nd Salo0,

Rollins Great Diamond Saloon,
VERANDA BUILDINGS,
Nos. 26 and rs St Charles street.
HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING, and all other delicaeies of
the Tonsoal Art served up the improved approved
and fashionable styles
Baths Baths!!
Hot, Cold Shower, vapor and Mineral
The Diamond" is for Inspection all hours the pro-
prieto guaranteeing that his jewels shall be of the
On hand complete stock of
Perfumery and Furnishing Goods.
Grateful for the kind patronage of his hosts friends
respectfully asks continuation of their favors.
n3O 2ptf JOS. ROLLINS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

CUsToMHoUsE RoBBED.-On the 9th inst the Gus.
tomhouse in Oswego, N. Y, was broken into and the
safe blown open with gunpowder and robbed Of $780,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
ss- The attention of the publi, is respectfully

called the sale of wood mshogany
furniture to be sold this day positively without at 10
o'clock at No. 1876 Charrcs street, ST. Louis street, by
facide J. Spear, auetioner