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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

Awpp>o DESCRIBED Br rus BRipE'
GROOM. The editor Of the Bardsto~n, Ken
ueky Gazette, thus describes . wedding
whereof he was the most interested II not
the most interesting party -
Daring our visit T. Bullitt county We
hearl Of 4 party, and concluded to "'''"d'
Have an indistiuct memory Of a ceremony
having transpired where 'nndry P"'',H'
were assembled; where dIgnihrd s'n'' D.
man in yc.,ment, asked nervous gentleman
IN sractaclr. if he was willing 70 DO - and
:, FAR the ruture. in regard to figure under
a veil in hi. vicinity, and the nervous gen
,lcman very emphatically promised every
thing that was asked Of him, and then 'In.
liar promises we're eIacted Of the yelled
Grure-altcr which there was shaking OF
hands among the men, and much kissing
among the women folks-loIIo"od oy ou'
ting Of cake, popping Of champagne bottle
music and dancing, sc. Altogether the
party wa. a pleasant one"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

The Advertiser state. that Portland Me
chanic Blues, accompanied by Chambers
Band. will attend the celebration at Charles
town, Mas. on the 18th Of June. While
absent they will perform camp duty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

Tur $500 Divu,Eu Tic Sacn Dem.
ucr,t iur t~u or thrrr weeks pat ha' hc'n
-, tame asa kitten. W. arprrhsnd the
y,lt ~ hl. lrru admitted tra consultation
with the " board or trade. " and has had a
ht berth assigned lim The democracy
have learned some wholesome truths irum
mm. however, concerning ;hc management
Of th,lr leader, and We consider tia mis-
fortune To thcm that the developments wcrr
not allowed o. continue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

\ MoprL CouEr. Juogr lccomPtc Of
Kansas, is trying Emery, tie murderer Of
Phillips, for that crime. Phillips VAS a
Free State man and was bruully shot IN
cold 9looi On the jury that is going
tlrough the motions Of irving him, are Col.
Paine and COL Cllrk.on, both uRdlr mdici.
mrai for purd,r and rol1,ry This is ac.
cording to the legal maxim that a man
should be tried by his peers.
Boston Journal.
Thu. Emery has just received good APP
plintmcnt from the President. TIE admin
i,tration evidently understands the temper
Of its territorial Court, to thus bestow offices
upon culprIts under arrest for such grave
crimes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

ANornrE L,NpuR GJ>E. Gen. Avian
Bolster. who has held the o.Hce Of Pot
master At East Rumforl Tor an entire gene
Grafton. through administrations of all .Iris,
10 the entire satisfaction Of every one, has
been dccapintci By Mr. Buchanan. The
mere changing Of po,tmasters is q matter Of
small moment, bat the mnlisnan, mean
mes. in thi. ease, in removing the gJ,t-Uiaco
lar FROM the business centre, % Rumnri
Falls. ana thus di.commodins nearly al
Of the inhabitants within the delivery, !,
seldom cquallrd. We learn that the p-'l'
ton WI, signed by DiI6eId men, and that
not man In Rumfori wouli lend bis in-
nucncc u the scheme. The cirtumIucItiun
oiHc, seem, l., haze liltla regard lor tua
wishes ofthc pcopIr,or Tor thc increase OF Us
business. ~ long a, private pilues eau DO
rratiGrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

81. Lomt, Nay T. The T. ; Attorney
has iu,t entered a H1Nr p o'-yH iu al, tIr
treason TRIAL, now pcndiu: The c''s "I
Gov. Euhln.Iu aud utbrrs, i'r usLr''ii'n
of office. will b, determined in a similar
manner. A. SION a. the writ of prosecution
:, drrIdrl between th" Jult-l states aud thc
Territorial District Attorneys.
This end, the miserable cry Of treason
r,i,uI against the Free State settlers, and
cricl 5, ci'vtmlly over the country. AMER
.rllinc upJn thu,e men. while engaged n
their lawful ayocations, restraining them
irnm their business, and sihjettins tl'm %
almost mc,.utele,s abuse and insult FROM Z. @
B,ricr.RuiHan guards Of Balorl and String
fellow. the government coolly turus r,1ni
and .ay, it has no charges aglin-, thgn. and
that their arrest and detention 80 simply
a farce, upon which u get up political
capital against the ?,,cslble settlers uI Kan
AS. and malicious prosecution TO satisfy lh'
pro.slaycry propasandi'ts who have ruled
tia, territory with despite hand Wha's
commentary up,n the boa'Ied PrIncIg!' Of
humEuc .auattcp sovereignty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

The Board Of Comfy Commissioners adj
purncl on Tuesday. There has hccn AN
unusual number Of petitions Tor new roads
and alteration. or locations, at this term.
An adjourned tcrn is to be held ON Tues
day, July 9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
Kan,as..Win it be Free State

To De tue latc OF haheas ~ ehV '" w ="
free. or slave SntcH This very question
has occupied the public mind for morc than
two years, and l, is not at all surprising
that il /. considered matter Of great public
interest II this beautiful territory is here
after To be- cursed with slavery, ir the "crimc
against Kansas " is to he contaminated, then
the march Of civilization is impc,icd in her
onward career at least century then sa
people we are rolled hack into comparative
harharism. This issue oi slavery OF freedom
in Kansas, /, the turning hinge which settles
or years 20 cumc the extension or rstric-
ton Of slavery. II slavery goes into Ran.
sas. It wall he through the direct agency OF
to General Gnvrrnmrnt, under tho admin.
istra,ion Of Pierce and Buchanan II itiails
to 90 lh.re, it will he in consequence ol the
interpolation Of tie poy's, aud the 'scncy
or the Republican party At the door Of
Kansas stand. the democratic party on the
one side. lahurius To force slavery m IL the
tbc territory uu thc otter stands the Re-
Publican party, Gshtmc t, keep 1t our
n tho Rrruhli.an party succocl' in it,
efforts practically to restore the old Missouri
restriction. the d,culncs at the early father
triumph. aud the principles of uon-cEtcn'lon
become the settled policy VI the country.
Il. uu thc other hand, slavery snrs into
Kansas, We .hall be no longer a irer govern.
m,n,. but u sayc,rlidcn dcslnlism. n
K,o>.s can be Kept ircc, IL will, m Few
yrur,. work out frcclom fur Missouri, -
,ly the SLAYER, propaganda, 5, s,y all who
have thoroughly Investigated the matter II
Kau.n, j. yu,l,Nrd, then slavery will be- by
thr same agency forced into Nshn.ka and
the other territories. But 20 return, will
Kansas hr slave, yr a ircr State Pierce
and hi, administration, backed up by the
rrr-,la,ery democracy, IN violation ct al
erri faith, repealed thc Missouri compact
O. lrt slavery into the Territory, aud then,
- '''"" "n" '''''"''' "'' WI! '"'"~ !"
power i"c,'a'Ii'hlt there. buchanan came
into power upon The same issue pledged 10
carr! '"' MAX '''''' ''' ''S-"' '''''S
tr'' "'' on assuming ''' ',''' W. So
mgnt. was 20 uhhsc GOV. Gcary 20 r'slsn
bis "tbc"' drive him "u' 81 power. WI! Z
Because he was disposed u '''' '''r'! WIN
'h' Inv state m'n' '"l ''''l J." ''' va! VI
''r''r r"i''n''m anu '.' ''''"'.' VI Wv
,.'' .-''''',' ~ Wv ~
.''' .''' nv avs '' ''' ',''' -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

A little craft of 1870 tons has hecn launched
at Belfast, called Nathan C.ifIrd.' WIND
10 the motive power. Portland Adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

We i..uO tue law. with this wcesspapcs,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
TAXING A POSITION.


We have all manner Of respect Tor our
contemporary in the ether end of the county
but we are either stupid or there Is no force
in wha, 1t say, to US. Mark its words !;
1--WE have a common enemy to contend with
and our energies should be directed to aeon
,e., with that, and not wasted in suicidal
strife" Very good, we do not propose to
enter into any suicidal strife. We have
taken our position with the democrats OF
Lincoln county. We intend to keep It..
whrn we strike blow at them, then It may
be called suicidal. II the Lincoln Democrat
chooses to support whIgseryin preference
to democracy, 80 be it, We shal! do no such
thing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
siN ,Np AroNruLNr.

UONII NUIN'-A Ut NJ NU'I'E'
Tho honest ma-, of the straight whis-
have uniutsntionally acted - very innocent
part in thi. matter. They are simply tho
bob tn Farley 4 Krnnedy's kite. They are
like the Ilcssian troops, at the -r'icc OF
those who will pay the most To their hHc
Tor them. Farley whistles, and they follow
When he say. " vote for Fillmore they
do It, and be- anil Hcnn edy pocket the plum.
der. \ bat Of advice We oder u these men,
aud that Is, to st up shop on their owl
account.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
Tnl pruocR,Cr ,ouNsr CtlTToRp.

In response 10 th, action II the democrats
Of E"ckland In relation 20 the appointment
ct John IL Kennedy, W. have received the
fullest assurances that that action will b.
endorsed by the entire democracy Of the
district. except where individual. had mad.
,crtcntly committed themselves, or deli5,r.
nt,ly agreed To further the schemes of Cliff.
ford 4 Co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

TENPINs VS.. THEoLoeY.-The Elizabeth City IN.
C.) Democratic Pioneer, in an article on the Virginia
Conference, now in session at that place, says
charge was brought against the Revs ]. E. Edwards
and Leonidas Rosser for ndulging in game of ten.
pins at the Virginia Springs during the past summer.
The defendants plead guilty to the charge, and while
expressing their regret for the act denied the nten-
tional committal Of wrong, having resorted to the
game as healthy and harmless exercise In view
of their previous high character, the Conference de-
clined taking any further action against them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

MURDER AND SHOCKING MuTILA ArIoS,-on the
,2eth ut an inquest held in the neighborhood of
Sulphur Springs, Mo-, about twenty miles distant
from St. Louis, on the body Of man who had been
shot in the back, his throat cut and the flesh of his
face nose eyes and front part of the scalp skinned to
the bone. Thus matilated he was not recognized by
any personin the vicinity The supposition was that
be had beena passenger on of the boats bound
in the river near that point, and from papers found
on his person he was believed to be German of the
name Of John VIM. Ludwg
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
Printing Paper
W,oodn.a,,'s Cherry Eepectora,st


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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

ArPRorRrArE Yesterday after
noon, says the Boston Journal, while the friends of
Mr.. Sumner were awaiting his arrival in front of his
residence in Hancock street. hack was seen to turn
into the street from Cambridge street, and drive
rapidly towards the spot where the crowd were
standing. The word was Immediately passed -
!" There he comes now, then, three cheers and
the huzzas came forth with good earnest. The
echoes had not died away before colored man
poked his head ont of the window of the hack and
acknowledged the compliment by graceful bow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

.EelU Orleans
S ATIONE s. W ARE H OU S E e.
No. 60 Camp street.
just Received
LARGE SUPPLY OF STANDARD WORKS,
Library Editions, bound in full and half Calf.
Also great variety Of
Illustrated WorlSs-Einglish and American,
In Superb Bindings.
JAPAN EXPEDITI0N-Large Quarto Edition; Morocco An
tique Bindings, beauii 'uly Illustrated.
ROBERTS HOLY LANDS vols, quaro bound in full Calf
Illustrated.
MUNICH GALLERY-Superb Engravings-
Morocco Antique Bindings.
DRESDEN GALLERY,
BERLIN GALLERY,
GEMS OF BRITISH ART-Royal Quarto Edion-Beauti.
fully Ilustraed Morocco Antique
HOLY GOSPELSQua Edition, beautifully Illustrated;
Morocco Antique Binding.
ORNAMENTS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Binding.
WORLDS NOTED wOMEN-By Mary Cowden Clarke Mo-
Antique Bindings; Steel Plate Engrayings,
from original designs
Also, supplies Of
COURT OF NAPoLEoN-Diiferent styles of Bndng-Steel
and Golored Plates.
REPUBLICAN COuRT-Steel aud Colored Plates.
Together with large assortment Of
ILLUSTRATED WORKS
lU ANIMALS, JUVENILE
AND TOY BOOKS,
At Northern Prices.
j. B.SSTEEL,
Bookseller, Publisher aud Stationer,
d. 2p3t 60 Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
Wood! Wood +!

AT A REDUCTION OF so CENTS ON THE CORD,
For Cash.
Having large stock of good Wood-oak, Ash, etc. ETC..
will deliver in suit purchasers during the hard
times at the above reduction which lower than any other
house city selling for engaged in similar business
All orders left at my Office No. 10 New Basin Shell Road
side in box No Mechanics Dealers Exchange at Thos
X Fineys drug store, of Camp and Julia streets
my house. No. q Pqyerre street, will be promptly attended
dI 2p6t .. g..-...- E4 d. WHILE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

sPIunipsD JKwRLRx ~ REDUoToN.- Mr.. Louis
p 4 M ii Chass srcet has Just opened most splendid
X jeuery and fancy goods ebrscing the choicest
"a Iass leies ~ the manufacoges Of England
Fiacs and The swsy sets for the ladies and
s ensvA watches brilliant and tasteful modern art
has besn able 10 dess whilst the sverware and fancy a
ss se the very perfection of castsnes and richness In
order reduce ha stock the speedily with the view OF
gong quidason Mr. Mnh offers his at reduc-
on of ten psr cant upon his previous reasonable prices
reduction o Hson per cent all his watches and ewelry,
leducton 81 twenty cent his plated ware This
offers opportunity Of SECURING splendid for the holi
days which should fail to take advantage Of
Read another column and and look at his
: disulay As t - N 81 ,4s S5 i;ita. G.7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

: CAST STEEL CANNoN.-Cast steel cannons are man
uactured at Essen in Prussia. The patentee has re-
fused to sell his secret to English agents. who we're
empowered to offer him large sums. Recently the
French government have ordered three hundred field
pieces, and the engineer Todeben is at present at
Essen an order for still larger number for ae
count Of the Russian Government
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
r,.W.RD AND ms rARTY.,

q, 49, .c,,,,tv. Mis,.. says tbe Mobile
So \ y -, -. ~ ,lvsvs = ririd Democrat
i u. ono 3 some of hs fellow party
~ H. 49, d te late election in Misss
~. y. y.,sr spd Iake candidates of the Ameri
|s.kR xs IA f,oyernor and Congressman. The
lsste, 4 IA ls,t ouitman psper,
s,.s, ss.s,s.,,s M oonras. rn ID savs @ ~
NcW,iI|s IA sinsistop did hot come up to
~ sanard III relation 70 the policy pursued BY Mr..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN EDlToB.-Mr. Stmson,
editor of the New York Day Book, died suddenly in
the Long Island cars on the afternoon of the 30th
ult He left the depot in the 345 train for his resi-
dence near Cypress Hills. Upon issuing from the
tunnel in Atlantic street he was discovered to be
dead His death was supposed to have been caused
by disease of the heart.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

y FArAL V0IcANIc ERuPTIoN.-- An account Of the
srppkious * be volcano Amoe II one Of the Sanquir
Islands, near Bofneo has been furnished by the Dutch
stsldellt 4 Nanado There we're two separate erup-
tions; on Tie I'd March and the other on the l7th
Tho saiscn of lava, stones and ashes was 80 great
- Is obscure the sun and produce total darkness.
~ violent hnrricane and lightuing accompanied the
srnpti0na. a whole village was destroyed, besides
"a Immense atnonnt ot growing rice. Nearly three
thostsAld pessons were killed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

THE New YoRK ELEorIoN.-The municipal elec-
tiou, held in New York on the 1st inst, passed off
quite peaceably. There was some fighting in the
Fourth, Sixth and Seventeenth Wards, but nothing
very alarming occurred. The police arrangements
were such that any disturbance of a serious nature
would have been readily quelled. The Democrats
have a majority in the City Council of 49,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
Mrs. Cady S Co.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAXIM,
A ND II OS e X Y.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS NAMING
N ID fl q e X Y.
or CANAL STREET. .............9
Between Camp and ST. Charles,
Beg leave inform their lady friends and the public
ay they have made large additions to their stock of
LINERY DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, ETC., and a.
now prepared with dispatch and on the most
able terms, ali kinds of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
in the latest and most approved style.
Every description of TRIMMINGS and large assortment
LADIES' CHILDREN,s and INFANTS CLOTHING Coz
stauy hand s- Country orders promptly attended
Ladies will please call and inspect stock before purcha
elsewhere.
EMBROIDERY STAMPS of the most beautiful designs fu
sale at this establishment.
MRS. CADY Il CO.,
oil 2pimMoWe&Fr 81 Canal street, New 0rlear5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
Gifts. GIFTS. Gifts. Gifts.

KS! BoOKs!! BOOK
'. s PRIZE BOOKSTORE!
Now open at No. rs CAMP STREET. with splendid stock
of NEW MISCELLANEOUS AND STANDARD WORKS,
which will be sold at
Greatly Reduced Pricesi
EVERY BOOK GETS PRIZE AT THE TIME OF SALE,
Valued from 25c. to STOOL
Consisting Gold and Silver Watches Gold Lockes Brace
let's Chains Canoes in every style; Gold Pens Rings Pen
cs etc.. ETC., which will be GIVEN AWAY to purchasers
EVANS & CO.'S,
u Is Camp street,
n30 2ptf Between Common and Gravier streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

Il NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT" Render unto Scis-
sors," etc.-Our able t,cohorned cotemporary over
the lake copied an editorial from the Mercury last
week, headed "Kansas-Waker Triumphant" COM
plmented It, and then bestowed the credit upon our
neighbor, the Tribune. mobile Mercury, 7th inst
We acknowledge the corn" We incontnently
"back down. We beg pardon. We are not guilty
of such faults often and il our excellent cotempo-
rary over the lake" will only forgive US this time,
we'll promise "never to do so no more again."
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

NAyAI.-The U. S. frigate Niagara, at New York,
was to be put out of commission this week. 1t is
supposed that she will be again sent out next year,
with most of her present officers, olay the submarine
cable. -s. 7.rr sL .,E
The United States ship St Louis was at Port rraya.
lisland St. Jagol October 3Oth, all well.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
10 the Public.

We take pleasure in announcing the arrival of
MESSRS. .SEMMONs CO., Bsf
the manufacturers of the Improved BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
sPECTACLEs, who will remain for SHORT TINE ONLY,
their stay limited very few weeks recommend all
those Of their Celebrated Glasses make immediate
application.
We again take this opportunity of cautfoning the public
against unprincipedike Dealers who try palm off spur
on representing them to be of the kind The
genuine only be obtained store 65 Canal street.
do 2ptf D. KERNAGHAN & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

THE DALTON DIVORCE CASE ENDED.-It is un-
derstood says the Boston Bee of November 30h that
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dalton have been living together in
retirement some four or five months, and that the
former has become satisfied of the injustice of the
charges against his wife. The dscontinuance of the
case was based upon an agreement, signed by the
parties, and placed on file in the court.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

FROZEN TO DEATH-The Snow Hill (Afd.) Shield
gives an account Of the freezing to DEATH in that
county, of two men, one named James Hughes and
the other Adkins. They were, it is alleged, intox
Gated at the time. Another named Jones, came near
sharing a similar fate, from the same cause,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
Cas.peting, Floor OIL Cloth

AND MATING.
No. 10 Chartres street.
We have on hand large assortment of CARPETING COM
prisng
WILTON MEDALIONs, VELVET,
. wv .g TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLYs,
INGRAINS, yENITIAN, Dutch, etc.
FLOOR OH. CI.oTH-of all prices and widths, etc.
rMATTING-4.4 54 and 6,4, White and Checkered.
Also Table Piano Covers Window Shades Damnsk and
Linen for Crumb Cloths Stair Rods, Hair Cloth RUGS and
MATS Of all kinds and prices ...
All of which sell at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES for
cash or short satisfactory paper.
RS~No deviation made in prices.
d. 2p6t A. BRoUSoEAU d w.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
The ChOtagOg,ee.

Who that the pale and emacaed invalid suffering
with and ague but has wished to relieve the sufferer
his lingering prosration With what delight write the
words of consolation
oSGoOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUEl
Here have the balm from Gead-the failing yet
perfectly harmless efficient remedy safely say to the
afflicted, and be healed. Never has there
hnaou adapted the constiution-emoves at once all
bilious obsucons-soothes the sysem-stops the chls
and patient forth like giant refreshed Remember
osGOoDs INDIA CHoLAGoGUE,
the only remedy relied on For sale in New Or
leans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Nos q and 15l thartres street.
dT op6t General Agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

AJ- Ladies' Emporium-For the manufac-
sale Of Ladies' Wearing Apparel Under Garments of
Lawn Muslin either plain embroidered constantly
on hand. Ladies' travelling be supplied moments
notice. by merely sending their describing the
tnre they require.
Plating Tucking, Flouucng, all other kinds of sewing
rates by Al4t t8,sgsEb@ 55tG=FdE
nj 2p6t -,Eg MRS. BOYD, 1853 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

A poRro RIcAS EARTHouAkE.--on the 18th ult.,
the town Of Mazaquez, Porto Rico, was severely
shaken by an earthquake, which however did no
serious damage beyond frightening the inhabitants.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
Pini1sg Children.

When the chlds is dull its flesh haccd its sleep
its appetite unnatural its skin fevered its tongue urred and
whole aspect ess and stupid be that has Worms
Administer
wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE
without delay. The repla will be discharged together with
the uncnous in which they harbor. Light will
eye mness the esh vgor the limbs cheeruness to
the disposition Of the sufferer In few days the will be
complete The Vermuge contains particle Of any min
eral substance.
Hl~Be particular and remember the name "Wners Cana
dian Veruge" Thisis the only article be depended
Remember this Forsale in New Orleans wholesale
retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Propretors
d7 2p3teodSltW 81 and l5I Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09
.ua,.tel Ornaments.

Just received large assortment of NANTEL oRNA-
MENTS, consisting of
China, Bronze and Marble CLOCKS.
Porcelain and Bronze Moderator LAMPS.
Sevres, Porcelain and Bronze VASES.
Porcelain and Bronze CANDLESTICKs.
Porcelain and Bronze STATUES, GROUPS etc.
Also
variety of articles useful and ornamental suitable
for HOLIDAY PRESENTS
LION l. PINSARD,
d7 2ptf f6 and 6S Royal street. corner Bienville