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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-07

CooKING WITHOUT FIRE.-A patent
has recently been granted to Mr.. Albro,
of Buryramplain, N. j., for a culinary con-
trivance for cooking without fire. The
required caloric is generated by the EN-.
ployment OF lime and water. Between
these two substance there is strong che.
mical affinity, and when they are brought
in contact, in the proper proportions, they
unite with such rapidly and energy as to
develop an intense heat. No decomposi.
ton takes place, and therefore no gas es.
capes. Thus heat is produced without,
combustion. The inventor turns this phe-
nomenon into q highly useful purpose in
the present improvement. During an ex-
pertinent made in our office the other day.
with one Of these contrivances, we cooked
a slice Of ham, stewed dish of apples,
baked some other apples, and boiled a
quantity Of water, all at once, at a con.
sumption of perhaps quarter Of cents
worth Of lime. The inventor makes seve.
raj different sizes; the largest does not
exceed lady's bandbox. Among them
is dinner pail pattern, so arranged that
the mechanic, when noon time arrives, has
only to pour half pint or so Of water in
the pail in order 10 cook warm dinner.
The lime and ediblcs are, Of course, ar.
ranged at home Form Journal. l.,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-07
February =, 1857.

u Mr.. J. THEODORE MOLLIER, Of Donaldsonvire,
duly authorized agent Tor the Parish of Ascension
and vicinity.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-07

AGRICULTURE IN CALIFoRNIA.-From
the report of the surveyor general of Cali
fornia it appears that there are enclosed
and under scientific cultivation three hun.
dred thousand acres of farming land in
California. This does not include pasture
range or grazing grounds, but means farms,
titled as they are at the east, with improv.
ed implement and agricultural economy.
The growth OF cereals is stated at eight
millions Of bushels, but the proportions of
each are not given. All grains, however.
strive well, but barley in particular, grows
with unparalleled luxuriance. OF potatoes
the crop was about five hundred thousand
bushels, but the ground devoted to them
was limited. A hundred thousand fruit
trees were planted, and the number of
grape vines increased to over million and
a quarter. The Spanish Jesuits had al.
ready eight hundred thousand vines, and
at present these are the only ones that
produce fruit. They are Of the Malaga
variety, and their remarkable fecundity
had led to steps for the further cultivation
Of the grape. The surveyor is Of the
opinion that, as a wine producing country,
California will soon far exceed Ohio in
Importance. ast5.t Hit61
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-07

Orleans owns property in value equal to
l.3 of the State less by $l4,4l7.Os2 !;
pays $39.l23 "a over l-3 Of the entire
taxes. and contains in aggregate popula-
ton As, 225 souls, less than l.3 Of the en-.
tire population Of the State of Louisiana,
and has 979 less than l.3 Of the educable
children.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-07

WEALTH AND POPULATION OF LOUISE.
ASA.-The following table is made up
from the Auditors Report
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-07

JEALOUSY AND BLOOD last evening,
female, with quick step and a flushed
face, might be seen moving hurriedly
along Caliiope street, and when near
Tchoupitoulas, she turned into house.
which. in moment after, was the scene
Of most fearful tragedy. The woman
was Mrs. Mary Gull, and the house en-
tered was the temporary abode of her hus-
band and her husbands alleged paramount,
one Margaret Kelly. As Mrs. Gull en-
tered the house and attempted to pass into
a rear room in quest Of her husband, Mar.
garet Kelly sprang before her, and grasp
ed her by the throat, and as she did so,
Mrs. Gull drew knife and plunged it
into her heart, thereby killing her on the
spot. Thereupon citizen, who was at.
tracted to the spot by the noise of the
occurrence. entered, and seeing Mrs. Gull
standing over the PROSTATE body Of her
victim, took her into custody, and convey
ed her to the First District Lookup. Sub.
sequently, woman named Margaret
Clark was arrested as an accessory to the
murder, but in what manner she was &C.
cessery we have not learned. We may
perhaps obtain further facts when the
Coroner's inquest is completed.
According 10 Mrs. Cults statement, she
and her husband resided at St. Louis, and
he, being brickiayer, came to this city
about three or four months ago in search
Of employment. While here he became
acquainted with Margaret Kelly, and at
length it was rumored that an improper
intimacy existed between them. Mrs. C..
then pursued her husband to this city, and
finding him repentant, she forgave him his
past transgressions, and they went to live
in house on Dryades street. Recently
the husband made a trip on boat, and on
bis return he went to his wife's residence,
and stopped with her one night. The
next day he left her, and she learned that
he had renewed his intimacy with Mar.
garet Kelly. Alter waiting two days for
his return, the enraged wife went in pur.
suit Of her husband, and the bloody issue
thereof we have already stated. The pri.
soner does not appear in the least to re-
greet the bloody business in which she has
been engaged.-N. O. Picayune, 4th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

G o M M E r CIAL COLL E g e !,
II @ No. LOG Canal street,
Is intended fit persons whether old for BUsI-
MISS, AND EVERYDAY LIFE. All persons should be
GATED,
TO enable them to take Of themselves and not be
TAX on their friends and
SOCIETY.
Penmanship price $25; Book $5O Arithmetic $50;
Algebra $780, Geometry $50 The Engiigh, French Spanish
German
each 500 to learn SPEAK READ and WRITE Language
correctly $50 where persons aesdy speak Language and
wish to learn to speak and write it DRAMATICALLY
Letter writing etc. specially attended All desired to
attend until PERFECT in branch they desire to learn
PARENT
Guardians should call for the Cards which given
cry lesson. There FOUR grades"very Good" Good"
''Tolerable'' and 'tBad.n
There are able Professors branch
as to save the TIME of STUDENTS All things are taught
they should be used in business.
SCHOLARS HIPS.
$500
VIII secure Scholarship ot transfeabe for student
who attend to four Languages and all the other branches
taught in the College, and remain long as he DESIRES
$1,000
Will secure TRANSFERABLE Scholarship which may be
transferred often desired for TEN YEARS and will
BILE the holder attend any branch he may desire.
PARENTS
Who have several to educate, will find this the most
ECONOMICAL plan.
SEVERAL YOUNG
GENTLEMEN
Might Join in transferable Scholarship &c.,.
H9-Circuars will be sent to all who desire them.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
MIA 2p2ta1tws log Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
CHARLES c. WIZ. G. sTEPHERA
e. C.. Bier,S Co.,
Me- es CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,

u u HtGf, q Co.,
Ne. es CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PLUK KBERS,
TIN, COPPER, zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc Sheet Work in all
their various branches. ='".
khee Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Washand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Cast Iron Sinks Pumps, both
Lift and Force various psernH Beer Pumps ETC. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WAsHsTANDs, suitable for water
works without, beautiful article for bedroom
We have constantly hand large and well selected assor
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; washsand Sink Buffers shampoonng, Compression
for hot cold WATER Lager Beer and Cen Cocks all Sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds; Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from inches; and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven be the very best article of the kind
Also celebrated Charter Oak and Cook Stoves all
sizes to cook for families Of from to FIVE sizes
that will cook for six hundred
Are Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY'S DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for valves-Three sizes Nos and a prices $2o $
and SOTO raise from to 81 feet perpendcular and
the 80 ITO feet clear of the with only
at the brake They superior other Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes, patterns
and prices always hand, either wholesale Also
Parlor, Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats, Hotels Plantations supplied.
1-A work done by warranted to give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country.
c. G. BIER & CO.,
s2 ly-2p3m No. e5 Camp street New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

BREAD R1oTs IN THE NoRTH.-On the 5th inst.
about 1000 workmen and others out of employment
collected in Tompkns' square, New York, and after
wards in the Park. Very violent barangues were
made by some, not of them, but who claimed to be
their leaders, They visited the Mayor by deputaton,
in his office, to ask him about the $4,000 barrels of
flour mentioned in his message. The Mayor addressed
them in words of promise and advice, after which
they gradually dispersed There were several unem-
poyed women = young girls in the crowd-who
appeared to be part of the meeting Some OF the
Germans in the crowd stated that they and their
families were suffering from hunger.
On the 9th inst, much excitement was caused in
Fhliadelpha by gang of about twelve men, armed
with muskets, carrying banner with the motto.
we will protect the poor" and loaf of bread pic
tared upon it. The police dispersed them and cap
tured all the guns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

WoRDs FITLY SPOKEN The National 1ntel
gencer says: :" The jacobinical clamor against all
banks and against all paper money will be as short
lived as it is senseless insomuch that unless some
conservative measures be TAKEN such as we indicated
in common with many Of contemporaries of differ
ent political faith we may expect that the admitted
in our banking SYSTEM under the operation of
the same public economy which now prevails, will in
the end bring about recurrence of the same
through which we are now passing. The absurdity
of destroying institutions because of defects which we
are competent to remedy, would be apparent in any
other department of human thought except politics
in which passion and prejudice are often found more
potent than reason and experience
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
House Furnishing articles,

house ENs'naSht1ag sa1'taCtes,
For sale by
9-An1UEL e. MOORE d co.
No. 40 CAMP STREET,
AT reduced prices. suit the times and necessities.
among which
sHovELs, I ToNGs AND FIRE STANDS
COAL HoDs AND COAL VASES.
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES AND FORKS.
SILVER PLATED IVORY HANDLED KNIVES.
SOLAR, STAND AND HANGING LAMPS
JAPANNED TOILET SETS.
SILVER PLATED CASTERS.
BRITANNIA METAL CASTERS
SILVER PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS
FRENCH CHINA VASES AND TOILET SETS
PAINTED AND PLAIN CHINA TEA SETS
STONE CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS.
STONE CHINA WASH BOWLS AND PITCHERS.
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE
WHITE AND COMMON CRoCKERY
CEDAR TUBS AND PALS
TINWARE PoR KITCHEN USE
JApANNEb WARE OF ALL KINDS.
MARKET BASKETS; KEY BASKETS.
CLOTHES BASKETS AND CLOTHES HAMPERS.
WILLOW KNIFE BASKETS.
TABLE AND DOOR MATS.
WILLOW CHAIRS FOR CHILDREN
FEATHER BUSTERS & BRUSHES
sCRUBBING BRUSHES; STEP LADDERS.
CLAY AND IRON FURNACES.
CLOTHES LINES AND CLOTHES HORSES.
ICE CREAM FREEzERs
JAPANNED TRAYS; FLY TRAPS
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS.
SHEET IRON AND TIN TEA KETTLES
BUCKWHEAT CAKE GRIDDLEs
BUTLERs' TRAYS & NAPKIN RINGS
TOY LOCOMOTIVES.
COFFEE HECKLAS AND COFFEE ROAsTERs.
COUNTER AND TEA SCALES
SYRUP PITCHERS OF ALL KINDS.
Besides other articles mention and all de-
livered in any part of the city, free of expense.
Also
A large stock of Medium t'o,uuon EARTHENwA at
wholesale. nc 2ptfThsa&Mo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
Talk ON Change.

} 4 ( II {
The Arabias adyices formed the chief topic Of COM
ment yesterday. Though unfavorable intelligence
was expected, it was not supposed that the short
space Of one week would witness decline Of to 3D.
and sales Of only IA 900 bales This decline will ap
pfoxmate something towards the ruling prices Of the
present week in this market.
Wethink il useless to expect that the market in
Liverpool viii recover for the present The advance
in the rate of interest to eight per cent was one Of
the leading causes Of the decline. Private advces BY
the Canada remark that cotton would have been lOd
but think is not apropos to infer what it would
have been with the astounding news from this side BY
each succeeding steamer.
II the worst has not come by the Arabia, we do not
think We shall have to wait any length Of time. The
next steamer from Liverpool will be the City Of Wash
ngton on the 4th inst, for New York. The Niagara
for Boston, on the 7t will be the next Cunard and
II the famous yacht scheme succeeds off Cape Race
TIE accounts may be at hand here on Sunday. If
they to be of no more favorable import than those
received, they can keep off till about Christmas.
Business was active on the landing yesterday. If
any Of the gaddes are about i is suggested that they
walk to the that is If their carriages are out
Of order-and observe Saturday afternoon scene in
the way Of commerce and trade; and to those tran.
sent residents who may be in the city at this moment
we also recommend the steamboat landing as an OBJ
ject Of the greatest attraction.
The receipts Of cotton yesterday were large, being
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
Cy0cke1'y, China, Glassware,

USE NISHING GOODS.
Great Reduction in Prices:
The subscribers will from to-day offer their complete assor
Aent Of
CR0CKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE
LAMPS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED TRAYS
PLATED WARE FIRE SETS,
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE, ETC., etc.,
At reduction Of Twenty Five from regular prices
FOR CASH.
Believing that goods be bought of the manufacturers
other year this difference, have determined
change now, and sell without regard to profit.
This great reduction will only be made for Cash delivery
To those buying Crockery Glassware sell again,
will make LARGE DISCOUNT from wholesale rates.
P. R. FELL a. CO.,
OF 2plm No. II Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

An OPERATE Row.--The New York Tribune in
forms US that regular setto took place few DAYS
ago in that city between Sgnor Maccaferr the tenor
singer, and Henry Festvali, brother of the Prima
Donna. Festvali got his head punched in the
most approved Bowery style, and came out of the
conflict with pair of delightful black eyes He
appealed to the bar, backed up by the presence of
his sister at the police office, and his antagonist was
bound over to keep the peace,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

DISTRESSING OoCURRENCE.--At the Canton (diss.)
Female Institute, on the 29th ut little daughter of
Mr.. John Robinson, Mary Frances aged about seven
years. was SO badly burnt that she died in five or six
hours after the painful event. The best and most
accurate account Of the accident that could be gven
we have no doubt, that related in the simple Ian
guage Of the little sufferer herself soon after the
occurrence. Her agonized father said to her: " My
dear child can you not tell papa how you came to
take fre?" She replied, in the most pathetic and
affecting accents Yes, sir. was just standing by
the stove, warming, and presently felt something
burning, and looked down, and my dress was on
fire. and put it out; but directly was all over in
blaze'' AIM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

ArEI0w often do we hear the inquiry made,
what get this violent nightly subject
tor we'll know the be too frequent indulgence in
eating the vegetables and of the besides taking
dozen or more glasses Of during the dsyconse
quenty pay the penalty Our advice to such would be-
always keep of Hostees Celebrated Stomach Bit
the house. 1t will afford instant relief to any person
having Cramps spasms Cholera Mobus etc. which
erally the result Of over indulgence vegetable diet In fact
when interest is consulted family afford to be without
these Bers They had Of of druggsts for
dollar per bottle containing full quart which will last the
season. Sold by all druggists and dealers generally.
M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
Chi,,n's Bt-Ss1lpIsite Of Lime.

beg leave to call your attention to the article OF BISU
PHITE OF LIME manufactured by and respectfully soil
cit your orders
During the year have had erected Canal such
works will in assuring that all the machn
necessary for making this article in perfection has
constructed together with all the necessary buildings
age, Cooperage, With such facilities, hope make
good possible better article ship
than heretofore.
The highest market price will be paid for whisky barrels
for barrels to be refed.
RICHARD II. CHINN,
o5 2p3m corner of ST. Charles and Union streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
Half a .MtIIi0,s Dollars Worth
DRY GooDs!
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES
@ F0R CASHiS
THE SIGN or THE GOLDEN FLAX,

~ u DAWN VI lHE NVAUEN FLA M
No. 1876 CANAL STREET,
Between Royal and Bourbon streets,
Embracing the LARGEST STOCK ever sesed In this mar.
BLACK AND CoLORED sILKs-In Pieces and Robes
hERINOEs and all kinds of
PLAIN AND PRINTED wooLEN DRESS GOODS.
CLoAKs AND sHAwLs-In great variety.
EMBRoIDERIES AND LACE GoODS-of every descrip.
WooLEN, COTTON AND SILK HOSIERY AND UNDER
GARMENTS.
Every description of HOUsEKEEPERS' GOODS including
fine lot Of
LINEN AND COTTON sHEETING. se
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
COTTON woRsTED, AND woRsrED AND SILK CUR.
TAIN DANAsKs. -
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS.
TABLE SETS AND TABLE DAMAsKs-By the yard or
piece. .l.
A Large Stock of Domestic Goods.
SUITABLE FOR FAMILY AND PLANTATION USE
Including ,.r
60 cases choice YARD iwIDE BLEACHED SHIFTING
COTTON. ...
1900 pairs very Large and Heavy WHITE AND coLoRED
NEGRO BLANKETS.
Everything will be marked down and prepared for sale
THTsFMoRNING, on First and Second Floors.
COUNTRY BUYERS will have GREAT INDUCE
MENT, AS OUR WHOLESALE ROOMS ARE WELL
STOCKED.
We resort to NO HUNBUG, but to sell our LARGE
STOCK in the shortest time possible.
P. l. E. REILLY l. CO.,
l26 Canal street,
n9 2p6. between Royal and Bourbon SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
W'ines, Brandtes, etc.

Wtsses, Rrasadies, etc.
COGNAC BRAEDIES, in halves quarters and octaves In
United States bonded warehouse.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES. of various
grades. M. n as. .f..a..
HEIDSIECK, (Piper & Coz Ruinart Perrier CHAM
PAGNE. Efr
SPARKLING MOSELLE, HOOK AND CATAWBA
WINES. eg .a.. .M
100 boxes of very choice old MADEIRA, PORT AND
SHERRY u ~.
CL.ARET WINE In boxes of various qualities.
OLD BOURBON AND MONONGAHELA, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKY.
JAMAICA AND ST. CROIX RUM, HOLLAND GIN, etc.,
5 a For sale by sgs.. ~.
JOHN NJ. BURROWS,
MIA 2p3t -E 27 Grayier street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

11When worn out with an aching cough i;
when prosrsted with night when the well defined hec
tic flush debang Darrhes has marked the victim-sure
harbinger of early gravewthout moments delay
Cherry Expecosnt and aching cough
will cease your seepess nights will give to calm refresh
ing repose your night and darrhea will alto
geher and the much dreaded hectic flush will be exchanged
for the pleasing one Of ruddy health. 10 2p6t<W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

LYNCH Law m ENGLAND.-A fine, buxom looking
girl of rs was married at St Georges church, Man
chester. Eng, recently, to cripple, aged 20, who
propels himself slong the pavement with his hands,
his legs and body being carried BY stage on four
wheels. As soon as the marriage ceremony was per-
formed, and the parties had left the church in cab,
q mob Of several hundred people followed. who
dragged ont the bride and her maid, who were very
roughly handled. 5S.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
NesU Partisan Millinery.

VesC Partisan .NiIEtne,.u.
NJ A d A M E e. FOUR N lie r.
No. 22 Chartres street,
Would respectfully inform and the lady public in
general that she has just received Paris by the ship Jo
hannisburg, assortment of
BONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS.
unsurpassed by brought this city, She selected
them herself from the first houses Paris confident that
they will challenge the admiration of ALL richness
beauty, and suitability to the fashionable Of the day.
Her BONEETS varied and quality as we'll as
beautiful aud attractive behold They will opened for
display,
WEDNESDAY, November II,
which occasion Mime Forner will be pleased to see her
friends and afford them all facilities inspecting the goods
and making their selections
Wine F. has also on hand magnificent supply of FANCY
GOODS, worthy the inspection of the ladies' consisting
part, Of
MOSAIC, WATTEAU AND TURKISH DRESS GOODS
BRIDAL LACE Wells AND SHAWIS of every description
JET EMBROIDERED VELVET CLoAKs.
RAINBOW TALMAS AND OPERA CI4OAKs.
GOLD EMBROIDERED INDIA MUSLINS
THE MONTE. CHEISTO MORNING GOWN
CHINESE CACHIMERE GOWN
HEAD DRESSES A LA POMPADOuR, EUGENIE AND
LOUIS XIV.
A rich and varied assortment of FANS, etc. No 2nst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

FoR ARKANSAS RIVER The very light daught
l4inches) Arkansa, j. NJ Bennett master leaves for
Fort Gibson Fort snih Little Rock all intermediate
landings Arkansas river this evening at o'clock Shippers
ofeght rely their going through without
ton. Agents. Jno. E. Hyde 4 Co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

FOUND GUILrY.--A young man named Charles
Cowland was convicted the 18th inst in the Federal
Court at Norfolk, Va, Of robbing the mails while
acting as clerk in the PostOfice The punishment
isimprisonment in the pententiary for term Of not
more than twenty, nor less than ten years.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
Latest Parts SfsXIeS

SILK AND CAS- SSIMERE HATS,
Morocco, Russia and French Leather
GAPS |
Just received ships Johannesburg Muhouse
the Wave, from France, splendid assortment of
BEAVER, MALAKOFF AND SEBASTOPOL HATS.
BLACK AND COLoRED SOFT FUR HATS
BLACK CASHMERE HATS.
BLACK SILK HATS.
MOROCCO TRAVELLING AND HUNTING CAPS
RUSSIA LEATHER =. =.
FRENCH JOCKEY AND SPORTING CAPS
Also
Another supply Of those beautiful
BEAVER RIDING HATS, FOR LADIES,
few of which received early and disposed
Of Immediately. --
EUGENE L. AUBERT,
City Hat Store,
n9 2p6t corner of Common and ST. Charles Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

DoLBEARs, COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, log Canal
Young gentlemen who to fit themselves for bust
nass and parents referred the advertisement Of this
insdtion where many Of business men have been
prepared for detire and prosperous life.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14


The Largest assortment
IN THE WORLD!
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES!
FANCY GOODS
FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLoBE
b. PIFFET, @
IMPORTER,
l22 CANAL STREET, Touro Buildings, New Orleans
House Established In 1895.
In addition to the stock lately advertised has
ceived by the SHIP JOHANNESBURG, DIRECT FROM
y PARIsIAN FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable the season. styles different from anything yet
offered, comprising .
VELVET, SATIN AND TAFrErA RIBBoNs-For Bonnets,
scarfs and Head Dresses. .e
JET, LACE AND VELVET TRIMMING GS-ror Dresses, Man.
tlas and Scarfs
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND wREATHs in immense
variety
PURE GOLD AND PLATED JEwELRY-In Sets, suitable
''N'' 0f'''' -Besides--
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Of all descriptions.
ENGLISH CUTLERY, of the best manufactures.
PORCELAIN AND BISCUIT ORNAMENTS, VASES, STAT.
UETTEs AND FIGURES. ,4Nant.J &
PAPIER MACHE WORK BOXES, WORK TABLES, Dress
ing Cases. Portfolios, Backgammon and Chess Boards
IVORY CHESSMEN, DICE, CHECKS, BILLIARD BALLS
Combs, and Fancy Carvings
CHILDREN'S GAMES AND TOYS, all Sorts all prices
HOBBY HORSES, of ull descriptions.
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES at prices from 81 to $lO0-he
splendid and complete article Of the kind
ufactared
INDIA-RUBBER BALLOONS for Children and few apa
ratus' for initiating the same. H.
Together with variety goods both and ORNA
MENTAL which it would be impossible enuruerae ALL
NEW and selected with long practiced TASTE Purchasers