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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

| ACQUlrrrp.-Manyile Austin was discharged from
custody "Wednesday, hy the decision of the Alexan
drs County Court, Virginia and thus legally justi-
fled for killing james II. Brch, jr, at the sunday
| School i'll that county Oh the Sunday before the
! last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

]. q. X. M-The members of Pocahon-
tar Tribe. No. II, Independent Order of Red Men.
celebrated their seventh Anniversary Yesterday af
t"rH""n. hy public parade The Armory Band
preceded the procession. and dsconrard most ale
giant mu"C. "s they passed through Main street
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BAD RKrrrK.-A widow woman namea

DAD hhftTb.-A WIDOW woman named
Louisa Wynotf, was summoned before the Nsyo,
yesterday 10 answer the charge Of being q person
of evil name and fame. and keeping house Of ill
repute but as the witnesses were not present the
investigation Was adjourned till Thursday next
The object OF the prosecution seems to lie. to get
the madam to leave the neishborhood i'm which she
now lives, and if she succeeds in finding other
quarters by Wednesday next. il il highly probs
hlc that the warrant will be- dismissed.
dRtSiTE BLOCKS are now being used
IN this city To- pave CUTTERS and as they much
cheaper than pebble stones. my expect to see
some OF the principal streets paved with them in the
course "f few year,. Mr.. RiI has completed sey
tral very neat jobs with the blocks. and, Judging
'f"m appearances they make solid and sub
-tantiai pavement than the ordinary round stone
can possibly do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

No FOR RENT.-Dwellings in differ
III rn psr'r Ht The city. renting from SIS N s.f0
p'r shhum, sntfable Or the accommodation ,{ ALI
fis-'T q" PERSONS To. good tenants the rent viii he
""; On a.
Apply to r. Al ~ nisrSS ho''i
Cnrner ni " all and Frank lin ssrcct.
urp"-lt" heS-rs Dick kinson Hiii 4 a.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

THE Arm ANNUAL REPORT Of the Bible
Society of Virginia has just been issued from the
pTors oi Messrs Macfarlane and Ferguson. II il
neatly gotten up and contains much matter that il
of interest to the friends Of the Bible cause. such
the statistics and incidents Of the last years Ope
Bible Convention in April, including the address Of
DR.. Riggs. &c. Copies niay bs had arstuitousiy at
the Depository, (Mr. r. b. Prices, corner Of Main
and ilth streets.
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DAILY DISPATCH.


The mails by the Arsbis, with dates from Liver
pool to the e instant, arc received. We make mp
the following from onr Ales:
ovL,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

H. A l. u A Il l. Il TENEMENT ON
6:i MAIN STREET. FOR sALH.-The snb.cr,trrs
are authorized 10 sell the valuable Tenement on th
. nIa,h ale Of Nam street nearly opgosts the City
500 per snnnm. Apply to
II -
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AL.-r. WENDLINGER. MrR-

- .HtS7 Tan r, ha- removed - ~ MHin street.
H.-ll' tha bry G,ari- lIolrn 81 Kent Pain" \ 60.
ef"n da.rr i"lo" tAr ENcLaa;" Bank. wh"rr ne
i pleased to 81" Hi- Oit trild~ aud ,u-iuIfrn-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

6a FOR RENT.-The dwelling house
III on Mayo street, recently occupied bv ar, L.
lvfl ad Looming Mr.. Alex. Sott's re~itience porn.s
zion given immediately. Apply 10 -
10 1;s JAMES THOMAS JR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

SUGGESTION has been made by an in
tHllig"nt FARMER, III the .S"ibsfH I'Gnfsr that il
harr-yard fowls were permitted to traverse the
h,Lit they would .o"n destroy the chinch bus
winch. ni late years. has become suCl an enemy IA
sSrrulturali'ts. If tame fows will feed upon and
"'Htfny I'M" Vermin. might not nur farmers h.
=r"*tlr benefited hy getting the Legislature to
pass a gam" law for the protection of hiris and
thereby secure the services of far more formida-
III" enemy Ia bugs and WORMS than the h.rn-yar,,
1oWl: "" hay" long been of tn. impression that
the scarcity of birds was the cause of the .hun-
dance oi VcrInin i'll the country, am! feel assured
that If the partridge and other birds werr propprly
protected. they wuuld soon max" WAY With M.
chinch hug and army worm.
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&. FOR RENT.-rhe upper part of
LII the Hnnrs. Kitchsn &c, occupies! by ~ srI,
shi" for large family or hillinery e-tubiisAmeat
having sN largo rOoins, servants rooms H. Arny ~
Je I-u DAVID y. JON ~ ( 90
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TIE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES. apnoint.

~. " Oo' " IN Vh 0V'NI7HI 7 lhhN' dFPVIH0-
Il by the City Council snd the Virginia Mechanics
Institute, have appointed this afternoon, nj oclk.
for meeting in the Council Chamber, and il is to
he hoped that the members will he present and de
terlnlne upon their course of action Those of the
Council are: Mcs>r,. George ". Grettcr. Vim. C.
Allen, y. b. Hill. L. W. Glazebrook. Charles Dims
mock, Geo. Whitfield. Edwin Robinson. K. o. Has
kins and VIM. Holt Richardson. Those Of the In
stiinte are: 9essrs. James A. Scott, :. T. Mitchell
and VIM. Macfarlsnc. The hour is a convenient
one and the business to he brought forward OF such
importance as to demand speedy action.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

H. FOR RENT Two new Tenements.
E:a suitable fnr private rrridsnre- trrner Clay AMI
sInith streets shuro Clay strs-t Cha pol with AZ
Rent moderate. Apply to
niVDnTN APPHgaON.
N TO WN. H. YKATNAS.
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The overland mail had arrived ut Trieste with
dates from Bombay To May 9Th, Calcutta May 18th,
Hong Kong May 9Th, snd Shanghai april 18th.
The nininy ia the Bengal Army had spead in n
most alarming manner at Meernt. Two native in
fantry regiments had united with the Sd light cav
airy in open revolt After rome bloodhhed they
had been dispersed by European troops but they
fled to Delhi where they were Joined by three
native regiments Delhi was in possession of the
mntmeers who had massacred almost all the Euro
lsaps without regard 10 age or sex, plundered the
Bank, aud proclaimed the son of the late Moeul ar
King t
Disturbances had also taken place at Tsrosepors,
but were suppressed.
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|I''t'et ting
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

?. rar}y 80 80. P,aii street. nndrr tho Eychan.y
- vh,lu ~ shall ht plrH-rd TO ,ee our old
~ C. " PURCELL co,
'r4 EAthrnaH Brokers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

r. FOR RENT.-The three story tone
ii nient, now occupied by Mr.. Kelvin on Main
strVt between second and third II CONTAINS te, o.
eleven r"om,, with gas fixtures throughout. IN.
kitchen has fonr roon,.f Being IN pleasant and
Table residence. Possession given on tho ART e<
june. Enquire at W0rthsms BOOKSTORE, on Main
street my 22-M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

~ FOR RENT.-Tho residence of
Nj Mons. Paul Ia for Tcnt. For t-rlns srply ~ tba
office of III" French Consul, OF to Ia~. Ahen, M
Jyt R.B.CDDk ( 90. Ancts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

~: FOR RENT, and possession niyen
III on the 10th of August. or aoon.r III. r..
nov occupied by Mrs. Jennings, in tho town ri III
uey, nearly opposite the Fair Grounds AppIv ,o "'
GID. ". JAkffs
Je It's At Shop on thu rarnns -,
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LADD'S LUNRER HONS

Nj sid" Of Basin, FOR RKST-This lumber house
shc property Of tn. Jas r. & X Co. il nearly rabuilf
7 'a m,ii le ready for tenant by the ist of Arrn-
AsforaSe house or tobacco fsctory gnr tsrms an
"y !" the Undersigned, A. MECHANICS
hih -h-ts Agent for T. W tidp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

THE KNIGHTS TEurLAE and Masons
turned ont in procession. yesterday aft"rnooa and
escorted To the grave tn" rematnr of their lat" bro.
'il"r' VIZ. : BsERs. TIL" procession wa> "a large
and imIo-inE one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

0)li;DlNG. -rertons desiring plea-
'~'at 'Atinn, WI md two most desirable ,hain-
~ Nh lltJPFkS. I'll thurrh Hill Grace IT. n
y i'''f' allow" .Hth. lew Day B,4,iicrs can also
'-.F IN -iAtt~i.
sS iHfs Il n Un1pEp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

Ess FOR SALE.-rhe de.irably located
III BRICK TIN HMRNT, on the wr-t sids N III,
b"twen Clay and Leigh rtrcsts nov occupind by Mrs
MSrJ iilil and recently by Mrs Caroline W Pollard
ii early application be made ID will lie @d nj a vs.r
reasonable price Apply TO
u Vt UNpbIN APPHRSON Annia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

NuE6y ''VVIFENNU N|hhNN. ~ FOmOUp
for hcanttyng tho hair-hi2hIy parfuuie.i-.up.rior
Ia any French HrtiC" imported aud for half tbs
price" For dressing Ladies' Hair It has no rnuaI
giving II bright GLOSSY appearance 1t causes don
ttH"nn halr toCuri in the most natural manner I,
Removes dnntrnf. always giving tha Hair tho aI-
P@'ranc" OF being fresh shaupoord. Price only fi,
cents. Nun" genuine unless signed
FSTRip.s { Co. froprictors of tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

! LEARNING N C0NNgCTIcUT.--The Connecticut Lee
Sl-latnre ri IL recent session. PASSED law requiring
each town 10 pay the costs of its own bows cent to
| tn" state Reform School. instead Of the exppns,.
being borne by the State, ~ heretofore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

T '''7' w II IfFI II'IoE ItNI'EIIT III HUI
re" county. "n til" western suhurhr of the CITY.
ha3 urni'h"d ~ several stalks of oats taken from
Ia" h"ii, which measure six feet six inches in
heighth lie his entire crop Of oats il uu,.u IL
ally hic, and that his wheat, Just cut. .nrpa. es
any NtllnS Ia" ever saw Til" oat crop, A. far ~ We
ht'r ""n nhi" to learn. promises b. unusually
lHE'- gentleman assures us that ia passing
through Mrs. tart"r- field in Irnricn q fLw ,lavs
>lucr, h" counted the number of grains in "A single
head and found 2"1. Thcs, oats arc from seed re-
c''ir"d from the Patent Office in Wa.hinctou and
have proved quite prolific
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

Tue tHINcH BrG is said to be playing
havoc with th" growing corn in thu western mart
of lIiric" county Sheriff Ilutch.soH inf,rtu. ns
that TIA" roads in hi- nrghborhnod are litcrall,
ali'" with them. and that hut for the -ea.,i,ahI.
weather, which causrs an abundance of sap in the
growing crop. the corn i'll h- neighho.hn"d would
Il" literally dryunr.I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-10

K RutEDlNG.-for Rent with Board. h,
-" r.'T "r nt'1h, pirrrtht room. on the second
.' iHIi n""'B oi home, on -th street hptwc, i
'+-r ard Franklin, r-rs,n- without children pr
-' Hpfl! ~ fhIs ONO" is It's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
a AGRAsDFANCY DRESS AND MASK

"A AGHANDFANC DRESS AND MASK
n BALL will be given
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL,
lMgHS By HOWARD LODGE No. IL, T. o. o. r.,
On THU RSDAY EVENING 1851 for the Benefit Of
the Widow and Orphan Fund Of the Lodge.
NANAGERg.
P. G. sam'1 Hardy, P. G. j. f. Allison, r. G. j. d. Henri
P. G. James Dayis,4P. g. Horace Hardy. quez,s
n. O David Moore Bro T. T. Kesghey. Bro A. Perteous
Bro G. II. shotwel 4Bro Thos Askev, Bro. Thos g. Collins
Bro A. DeSola* Bro Jas Powers, Bro. Jos. Magnsr.s
+Committee on Invitations. % F.. 4
Gentlemen desiring ladies' invitations requested send
in their and residences the Secretary any
her Of the Committee Invitations who will every
Wednesday evening and Sunday previous the
Ball.
~ No lady will be admitted without invitation ticket hay
ing been approved by the Committee.
"a All masks will be examined by Committee previous
entering the Ball Room
No ladies' invitation will after the meeting Of
the Committee. fel6 tdaa
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRIsP'S GAIETY-G XAVIER STREET
Lessee Manager, W. H. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE

CRIsP'S GAIETY-G xavier STREET
Lessee Manager W. H. CRISP Treasurer, T. B. CLARKE
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dre,sc Circle and Psrquette rs
cen Fsmily Circle equal to seat in the bouse 80; Gal
y S Eksss g
Boz sss T. e,ss
sg~The Elegant Theater in the United s,ates-es
THIS EVENING. February ls, 1857. ia,
1h eminent N,,
pear e play Of
op greer q
hsys1 IL Grave Sas 'Sss @ ASs
sl ss-T5ssd kSR dSa s ffsEAnp1
s .-ThuIsss1yyKfS NJ hEsR fs,s
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES s1-
my nEBAE n coER1
PRICES OF ApNIss1oNDTsss Circle and Pa.qustse IS
tickets, IS cents; Private Boxes, each, IS.
CHANGE OF TIME-Doors open quarter to 7; perform
ance commences at quarter past Box office daily from
THIS EVENING, February 1G, 1857
First appearance of the KELLER TROUPE who are en-.
GT and anss
JEW H f+Rs Hs
Mile Vaee During tbepiece will be presented the follow
ing Living Pictures Triumph of AmphytriteBattle Of the
Amazons-Shower of Gold-Reunon of the Olympan Gods
Famine : Queen Of Flowers The Three Symbols = Young
America and Freedom The performance
with the farce of KISS IN THE DARK-Pebone, Mr.. v.
Bowers. fell
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN.Dress Circle, Latticed Boxes,
CENTS No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open 81 O'Clock. Performance l.
TUESDAY, February II, 1857.
Will be acted Donizei's opera Of LA FILE DU REGI-
MENT.
RJ-In rehearsal-"Tbe Trovator." I'D. 80
The Libretto of thIse French Operas Fiots edition
for sale at the Box office. fel6
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De. The bark Roman, Capt. Lnwry, from
New York, discharging opposite the Mint Con-
Mgnees requested attend receipt of their goods
on the eyee otherwise they will be stored their expense
and risk.
fel6 GEO. W, HYNSON Il CO., So Camp street.
k1- The bark Philah, Capt. Sp0nOrd, from
New York. is schargipg Posi- 81 First Dsrd
COnguee requested attend the receipt of their
goods the Leves otherwise they will be stored their
expense and risk.
fel6 GEO W yNSON 4 CO. 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-16

@n IMPERIAL HOT HOUSES = PEI
SgL ORCE Il Co. from Europe, respectfully Inform La
S dies and amateurs of Plants that they import
ing of Shrubs of every variety,
prsng Camelias descriptions;
dendrons Magnoas Peones upwards of 5000 Rose Trees
grated and migrated Also considerable quantity all kinds
Of superior Fruit Trees such Pear, Apple Cherry Plum
Dahlias Amhras hyacnths Tulips Flower and
Garden Trees.
The whole is offered moderate terms and guaranteed
and will be forwarded the country without extra CHARGE
Catalogues to be had at No II Charities street, next to
Mr.. kaisers variety store.
N B-For sale IL new Rose Trees. exhibited Paris
1855, by (iuIlot, LYONS, jal9
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% j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMIC.
~ VEGAS respectfully to his friends and
A the public that his Dancing Academy is for
aLilfE the season, at
where he hopes the liberal patronage The
teaching commenced on Saturday Nov. I.
LA IMPERIALE danced in the first circles of Paris last win
ter will popular New Orleans this and
will be taught by Mr.. Vegas.
The days and hours of tuition follows:
LADIES-Tuedays Thursdays and Sa urda from 10 to IL
O'Clock N.
CHLDREN-Tuedays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from3 to
6 O'Clock p NJ
observation-disclosures Wednesdays and Fridays, from
10 O'Clock P. NJ.
uesday.
rsPacnla attention will be given to Children, and
Fancy Dances before taught in this city, will be
brought ;
s-J " will give lessons at semnares and in private
families
Department under the charge of that excellent
yioinist Mr. A. DENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Soirees.
ns-For terms apply to Mr. j. VEGAS Odd Fellows Hail.
or at Mr.. Gabcs Music Store 80 Camp st. d9 5m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-16

All letters France Holland and Belgium paid
cents by the American Liverpool and Southamp
n cents by the direct steamers to Hsyre and cents by
British Switzerland and Italy should
under the rule reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this Office 10 New York.
closed mail consisting of letters and for States
md cities Of the German Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands,
hsent from the Poso in New York semi weekly.
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AMPHTFHEATER AND MUS e UM-ST
n CHARLES STREET, corner of Commercial Place.l


Will be exhibited No l67 street Poydras
Market by WYANT 4 WRIG HT, the
WONDERFUL CALF,
Jenny ind-now months OLE, and having SIX LEGS,
Otherwise remarkably deveopedone
ties Of the day. Also, the celebrated animal,
CAMANCHE,
with only THREE LEGS about three old
otherwise fully developed. Also that beautiful
SONDESCRIPT PIG,
Tom Pare-a perfect Hermaphrodie and perfect Curiosity
in his way.
The above all form MUSEUM OF NATURE rarely to be
with and can be witnessed the low price of
children and servants Is Call in and the Cuosi
faS "a IF
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MILLINERY.

80 MISS LOUISA STENT, FASHIONABLE
DRES5MAKER, respectfully informs the Lsdies q
New Orleans that she has commenced busiHsss at No l6e
Canal street. and thst she will be most happy to execute
any orders entrusted TO her case.
fhe styles Walking and Evening Dresses Robe de
and Ball Dresses made at rev hours notice.
the most reasonable terms. . -. ;at .ss-- - h.
Miss viii wait upon Ladies at their residences when
reQured. .l-lI fes u
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DROFESSOR MOZURT-THIs MOST SYSTEM
1 ATTIC Scence-Seekng Seer and Competent Carvoy ant
Octanhu wonders by his penetrating the
lime science Of advisable PHRENoLOGY and PHYSIOG-
Monty essential to unfold the prosperous paradise of pas
sve pleasure lasting love and commendable comforts and
ender teaching how avoid Ambitious aims serious sting
severely felt from affective drefu de ed that the temerarous
thought ought of itself impress vivid volumes of
rosve calamity for frank NERVOUS minds anXosy
respectfully resolves to invite the ladies and gentlemen
this Crescent City and travelling public give him call his
abode his in the extraordinary examination
Of EVERY FACULTY. either by without sight, the need
Of being felt
Requisite rules for business will be set down EVERY
CHART, without which succeed. Those who
already occupation would do well learn tn regulations
and the others about making choice could do nothing
for their welfare than have their Charts TAKEN where
they may either sink or rise
Parents why send Sons and Daughters where
they may choose how avoid being beggars9
Office hours from O'Clock A. N. to 2 p NJ and from
P. NJ.
Office i4s G arnudelet I'M stairs Am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-16

NINE FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
I'VE PHYSICIAN and cHlROMASCER or ASTROL0GER
has 1855 Barome Nine F. will divine
the different changes in Life from Childhood to Old Age
the Line of Life Sickness the Line of Intellect for
Disappointment in Business; times TO be
MARRIED. Lucky Numbers in Lotteries; Travels; Success etc.
with five promnent points of the Disposon Lovers Wishes
and Couriship.
Nine Franks of dvinrg your destiny upon purely
scientific principles.
Charges and two dollars each.
N B.-Mme F. will prescribe for female irregularities
and complaints For all inruties of this character she has
certain remedies which have been known to fail.
All communications in regard 10 health free. d24 3m
A STIsOLOGY AND PHRENOLOGf.- ALI.
"A wishing to know Their future prospects can have
by Mime ALWYN l23 Julia ST. I'd door
from Camp The Madame is the only Astroogist in this city,
be consulted all matters concerning love- marriage,
business courtshp law matters and will tell the name OF the
lady gentleman they will marry also the Of her visit
The Madame speaks English French and German Office
hours A NJ. o P VI, d9 5m
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p7Fire Risks Stores, Dwellings, Cotton in Presses. Gin
Sugar Houses also Marine and Inland Navigation Risks
taken low of premium other responsible Office
A-A losses adjusted and paid in New Orleans Ten per
cent. returned premiums. o. P. MILLER,
General Agent for the Southern Stairs.
n1@Onice No. Is Commercial Place. fel3 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-16

City and County of Phis telphia 'o'
On the threth day January A. D. thousand eight
hundred hyseven personally appeared before Gae
Wilson, well known the Secretary of the Continental
Insurance Company Of philadelphia and who being duly
according depose that the within and fore
going is Of the affairs of the Company, TO the
Of his knowledge and belief shown by the books OF said
Company, the day therein first written
[Signed GALEN WILSON, Secretary.
Sworn to of January A. D. 1885,
JOHN b. KENNEY
Alderman and Justice of the Peace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-16

NEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crucknei BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles.
French PRESERVES; Westphalis HAMS;
RAISINS, Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
and variety Of FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baronne
fel6 ct E. L. BERGIER, Agent
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. PRIEsTLEY s. REIN, 50 AND q CAMP

IN PRIESTLEY d BEIN, 50 AND 81 CAMP
"a STREET, importers and Dealers in II ARDWARE
Il CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE,
AEs have well assorted stock of Foreign and Dones-
tic Hardware Cutlery, English and American Bar Hoop Sheet
and Boiler Iron which they offering for sale at low rates
Are agent for Hman Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron,
Rolling Works the Cumberland river
Their iron by has proved itself superior other made
in the United States.
and of New Jersey Copper Company.
Wenvite the attention of the country Dealers Planters me
chants and the public generally large and well assorted
stock Mott
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COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION-THE COPARTNERSHTP HERETO
- existing between the undersigned under the firm Of
Nae Summers Co, this day dissolved by mutual consent
The firm be used by either Of the partners in
liquidation only. EDWARD NALLE.
BRANNIN SUMMERS,
W. @. DAY. .h n5
New Orleans February /, 1857. 4.
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TUESDAY, February II, 1857.
Will be acted Donzetts opera Of LA FILE Du REGI-
MENT
RJ-In rehearsal-"The Trovator."
"a. The Lbretto of thtse French Operas, Fiot's edition.
for sale at the Box office. fel6
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III ~ A WORD IN SEASON-M 5. "a
WA. Gil A X X f of Poydras and Ca [gS
Ef-* routeet str+ets has determined 10 close her k
49, WINTER STOCK, and therefore offers herSa-1>~
Of Perumery, Feahes Flowers, Laces, Emboi
deries Head Dresses Ribbons Tules, Trimming of all
kinds well onnets and Mantlis 20 per below
the usual prices
would strangers visiting city call before
purca ing where and examine the articles there offered
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