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TIE FAIR was attended yes terday by

TIE FAIR was attended yesterday by
thousands. Il great proportion of the visitors be-
ing ladies. The ploughing match commenced at
10 O'Clock, in lot adjacent TO the Fair Grounds,
aud attracted the attention of sgriculturists gene
rally. Very skilful ploughing was executed by
James Shrpperson and VIM. Eubank, Of Heurico,
VIM Baily. of Fairfax, aud others. The pleasures
of The day were to some extent married by unfor
tunate occurrences in the afternoon, which no
tccd elsewhere; but with these exceptions, every
thing passed off happily.
The premiums will be announced to-day at 10
O'Clock; and at later hour, sale of some fine
stock will take place on the horse lot.
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sB- Portraits by Tyler Il Co. for 80 cents, better
than their wOuld-be rivals charge 81 for.
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NOTICE. have appointed August
IN Blenner my Agent, 10 carry ON the BAKERY
business in the cits Of ichmond; bur he is not au-
ttlorized contract any debt in my name, 10 do
any other than Cook business.
oe 30-i2% JACOB KRAMER
10D BONES Prime Cheese for sale by
IstV oc 20 WM. WALLACE SONS
III BBLS. Cream Ale, 10 half bbls.
oc 80 - wa. WALLACE SONS.
|E0 KEGS Goshen Butter; Id firkins su-
~ perior orangaconnty Butter; ~ tubs Goshen
Butter. WM. WALLACE SONS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Richmond. Oct6'r % Hob Water 'crk
ARRIVED,
Schr. Josephine Waterbury, Alexandria lumber
SAILED,
Schr King William. George York river mdse
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DENITENTIARY MANUFACTURES. :

DENITENTIARY MANUFACTURERS -
Heavy Grey Pulled Cloths
Do. Black and Grey kerSey
Plaid Linsey
White Flannel
Plaid Cottons
Ready Made Clothing. &c,
For sale at very low prices, the Agents Store,
No q Pearl street. r. NJ. NIMM0,
&C 80 Gen'l Agent Va Penitentary.
EOUND-A POCKET CASE of SURGI-
u CAL INSTRUM ENTs, which the owner can
have by proving property and calling at Adams
Express Conlpany's Office. oc 3O-3t
NOTICE. have on hand, and wish to
Y sell, one hundred No Hides. for which will
tax" u fair price, and any passable funds.
&c 30-lm JN0. p. SLEDD.
A MOTHER OPPORI UNITY FOR GEN
n TEEL CLOTHING, az ITO Main street and our
stock We con >id-r superior in every respect.
The assortment is complete in all points, SIZE
quai ty and style Dress and Business Co t. Over
Coats and Raglans. Shawls and Blankets Shirts and
Drawers, Collars and Crayats Socks and Gloves
Altogether, making UP the largest stock ever shown
b. US
C owds of Goods which we are dispo.edto ell cheap
fo cash.
Walk in and buy what Won want.
GROSH0SG, TUPMAN & CO.
oc u no Main st.
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KILLED BY A KICK FROM A COLA

KILLED BY KICK FROM A CoLT.-A
negro man named John Simms, owned by Mr.. VIM.
2. Mayo. of this city, kicked in the breast yes
terday by vicious colt, which he had in charge. at
the Fair Grounds, and falling against post with
great violence he soon after died. The colt was
the property of Mr. Eggleston, of Union Hill. The
negro had hold of the bride. when the animal sud
denly turned and planted his two hind feet on his
person, with fatal effect. An inquest was held aud
"a verdict returned in accordance with the facts
nhnYr stnfnh.
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COMPANY-"A." YOUNG aUARD1
IL RICHMOND. Oct 20, 1856.
II This Company will assemble in Full
Dress Uniform. Mt their Armory, on SATURDAY
MORNING, 3lst inst, at 81 o'clock, promptly for
escort duty 10 the Albemarle Cadets
By Order. II. W. FRY, Captain
GEO. j. AUSTIN, lSt Sergeant. oc 30-It
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-TED.-A SUMMON as Chrk. hY 3

w nv liz "A HA1ufeAoh do CASAA' ~ -
young man from the country, who understands
book keeping. Salary not 80 much OBJECT en-
ploylnent. Address A. s. Broad Street Hotel. Rich
mond, Va. &C N-Gt&
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WANTED-By a young lady, who has

" had some experience in teaching, situation
in family to teach the common and iigher En-
GLISH BRANCHES, MUSIC and DBAHING.
Good references can be given ii required Address
NJ z X. care Of Capt. j. Il. Strong, Cabdfs Mill r.
o., Nelson County, Va. DC 2S-3tS
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u
IT, Steam Depot OF Portraits, 80 Main ST. TYLER
Co., Artists.
Bs- Portraits by Tyler & Co. for 80 cents, Of the
finest quality.
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OST-Yegterday morning. at the Depot

II of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad or somewhere on the street, P0CK TT
BOOK, containing two Notps-one twenty dellar
note on Bank of Virginia. and one ten dollar note
bank not reCOllected; one S2.50 gold piece; 81
Thompson for So; note Of VIM. A. Moncure for
s55-besides some other papers. not recolIscted.-
The book also contained one plain gold ring suit
able reward will be given br the turn of the
Pocket Book and contents at this office. oc 2a-3t
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va TYLER Il Co, Artists, 1917 Main s.
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WANTED, G0LD.-Wanted, So, 900 in
w Gold, for which the market price will be paid,
if early application is made.
LOUIS J. BOSStEUX,
nc 13-tS No so n air street.
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agTyLfR & Co. Artists, I3e Main st.
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No. TYLER Co. Artists, l39 Main st.
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WANTED. Hands, will give fair
W wages for the balance of the year for ten OK
twelve able bodied NEGRO MEN. 10 work on tho
surface at thu Coke hines.
&C I9-ts JNO. J. wERTH. Agent
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I 0ST OR MISLAID-CERTIFICA No.
~ 773. to r. A Williams for four shares Richmond
Fire Association Stock dated August 9Th 1876 This
advertisement is inserted wiki the view of applying
to the Association for another certificate, in the
place of the one lott. oc l2-ts
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MONEY MATTERS.
EXCHANGE.
STERLING BILLS--No transactions
D0MESfIC.-NoRTHEgs ExcHAsGg.---New York
Exchange 10 to IL 2 cent. prem. On Philadeinha and
Baltimore 5(16 prem.
In the way of Bank Notes, except South and North
Carolina. the brokers buy ing nothing that is NOT
bankable For South and North ca. olina they charge
2ts discount.
SPEcIg ranges from to 10 per CT. .s
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND, -
By JONI A. LANCASTER Il Son. FIR ne socek eadinp
Thursday, Oct 70, 1857.
Virginia per cents. "a ypars 10 saissat the
Treasury.
Virginia per cents, shorter dates sales at SIS.
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STA Red Back MEMORANDUM

- BOOK, containing Notes and Memoran-
dums in it, and list Of Bonds due ma, which can
be OF no TO any onG else. liberal reward will
be- paid for its return to this office.
The public are hereby cautioned sgainst trading
for said Bonds. JN0 TILM0N FOSTER.
HIGH MEADOW, Oct. 10Th. DC 22-3tau2we
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licking A PoCKgT.-A young man call

v Z .
ing himself Charles Cornell, was 2rraigued before
the Mayor yesterday, TO answer charge Of steal
ing pocket book from Mr.. Jesse T. Bowle3. of
GoochlaGd. ut the Central Hotel, on Wednesday
evening. 1t appeared from the testimony of Mr..
Bowles, that he detected the accused in the act of
taking the book from his sidepocket, and imme-
dately took hold of his arm and found it in his
possession The evidence being thus positive,
Cornell was remandcd to Jail. to be examined be-
fore the Hastings Court. in November, on charge
of felony. At the time of his arrest no was armed
with Il slunS shot The pocket book contained a
number Of valuable papers, due bills &c, but no
monev.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
DrsrRrss,yc HoMIerpE.--Ther

DISTRESSING HoMIgrDE.--There was
very general excitement through the city yes'ei'
day afternoon. on the announcement ,hat M I.s;
on Cary street, bad been killed In an aufhs WV"
Mr. Nimrod d. Dick inson- at the Fair grouhoss.
The facts connected with the unfortunate anair,
as far have been able to gather 'nen'; a,e a'
follows A little before three O'Clock, ut u'chin
snn went In the eating tent kept by Mr. Haley ana
set down 10 dinner After he had FINISHED bis
meal. he arose and asked the amount he owed
Haley, who replied, one dollar. ~ appears 'here
was small unsettled account between the parties
amounting to 81 3D. for, oil his receiving the reply
dickinson said to Haley pay me $3.50 aud call 1t
souare" To this Haley replied that he had not
tie means and could not pay 1t then Tor, as another
account has it, would not pay II then
Dickinson became yexed at the last remark and
said 10 him. In effect. that he knew be did not n-
tend TO pay him when he got the things from him,
and concluded by applying an insulting epithet to
Haley. The latter then said. Il stand no such IAN
guage from any man." and accompanied the re-
mark with blow which took effect on Dickinson .
face. near the right eye. A large knife used for
carving meats, was lying on the table, aud Dickin-
son grasped il and struck at Haley. the point of the
knife entering Just below the left shoulder, and
penetrating to the vitals. Haley fell: aud though
Immediately raised. was dead in an instant The
body WAS removed To one Of the Committee Tents.
where much difficulty was experienced In keeping
back the crowd who thronged around to learn the
particulars of the fatal affair.
Mr.. Dickinson left the ground directly after the
occurrence aud came into the city for the purpose
OF delivering himself into the hands of the officers
We learn that he repaired to Alderman Burton's,
on 18th street, and sent a friend to Capt John.
son of the police aud on his arrival stated the
currence expressing his deep regret at its unfortu
NATE termination. and surrendered himself into
custody. 4 warrant was issued, On which he was
taken % the city Jail and locked up.to await an
examination before the Mayor this morning when
all the circumstances of the case will be brought
out.
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rSs4za superior fast sailing schr. HENRY NUTS
WILLIAMS, master, having portion of her cargo eu-
gagged and going ON board. will have dispatch. For
remainder ct cargo passage. having superior far
nlshed state room accommodations, apply to
&C Cow W. ID. CULQUITT & co.
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N WANTED ONE HUNDRED
~, YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
E2iTIt MOUNTED SERVICE, toserve in Kansas,
10y Nebraska. California, Texas and New Mex
leo. Pay from $l2 To So per month. Horses sccou-
tirmens. clothing. food and medical attendance fur
nished free Of charge.
For further information, apply at the Rendezvous,
franklin street, opposite Metropolitan IN Rich
mond, Va. II. IL. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieutenant ID Dragons,
ca la,
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IO1sbOla or $4,000,

T.
SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES Il
Representing a Value of Sic, ,000!!
To bs Drawn by the Subscribers Shareholders on sATuR-
DAY, Jan. 81, 1857.
Price of Ticket.
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY !
The Drawing will be made in the presence Of the Admnsr
tors cf the Asy lums.
This rouboa will include 800 principal Prizes Of value as
FIRST SERIES
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting annually $500
uaed on Rampant street, No. 20 between Cont and BenHie
streets.
A plan of the said House may be at the Iibarie Nou
velle l07 Charities
Prize Magnificent PIANO of tie very best manufac.
Prize "A New BUGGY and Splendid HORSE, with New
Harness.
Prize IA PICCOLO PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large lots of SILVER WARE consisting of Table and Des.
sert Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons etc.
10 lots composed of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES, of va
rious makes and Prices.
50 SILVER WATCHES also of various values.
20 Gents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS, of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES.
20 lots of Handsomely Bound BOOKS Of the best Authors
% LOIS Of WORKS OF ART VIZ Stnlettes Steel, Litho-
graphic and Photographic Engravings-the whole with
suitable Frames, etc.
FOURTH SERIES.
$50 lots consisting Of Brooches Pins Sleeve Collar and Shirt
Buttons; Porte Monnaes mother of pearl shell etc
Meerschnum Pipes, Bronze, Porcelain, Crystal and nu'
other Fancy Articles.
As the the Prizes they will comprise various ari
cles Of equal value and MI Of real utility, and they will be de
veed to the subscribers according their choice from among
the different articles they exhibited hereafter to be
announced in the convenient manner for facility OF access
The whole will represent real value of sic CO., with TO fur
ther reduction than that OF the expense which the
OF the enterprise will necessarily involve will be proved by
the value which will be marked upon every article
The articles will be exhibited or and after THURSDAY,
January 1857, the L,BRAIRfE NOUVELLE l01 Char
tres street where shares may procured d3U 2ptJa
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STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD DIREcToRY.-Mr, w.
Alvin Lloyd will publish in this city, 25 Of next month
book which be Of interest value to the
cia and travelling public generally Ii will be steamboat and
Railroad Directory containing all information relative 10
routes of travel and transportation that be desired besides
list of all the disasters which have the Southern and
Western waters which will make It of interest 10 the reading
public at large It Is 10 be issued cheap or-an cl ion
10000 copies at 50 cents each The st not be conoupd
ed with the large directory which already out 1t will con
tain all the valuable features of the present one and will
mand ready and extensive circulation by of its concise
ness and cheapness Owing the aness the publication
but limited number Of advertisements ony fifty will be taken
for insertion the fly leaves Mr. oyds address at The
Crescent office We refer the public to his card in our adyer
Using columns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

Camp Street. IS5
The Ladies invited to call my Winter stock
now selling at Greatly Reduced Prices.
AT 5c, 90c and 81 10 yardthe been selling at &c
per cent. higher prices.
+ BROI ERIES
Rich Embroidered Swiss and JacOnet COLLARS:
Embroidered HANDk ERCHIEFS, SKIRTS and BANDS;
VsleHciennes COLLARS and SLEEVES; Misses COLLARS
Embroidered Swiss and Jacouet SETS.
TRIMMINGS etc
Rich Black and Colored FRINGES-all widths;
Black Bugle LACE and Bugle GIMP;
Silk Velvet and Fancy Plush TRIMMING;
Sash, Belt and Bonnet RIBBONS, etc, &C.
HORACE HARDY,
jas 2pGt Is5 Carnr ,trsc,
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To Planters.

We would inform these in want of PLANTATION DRY
GOODS that Ike p full of goods suitable for
Plantation use, such
Y, Il, A Plain and Twled OSNABuRGs.
Kentucky and Georgia LiNSEYS and kERSEYS
Plaid OSNABURGS Striped SHIFTING and Colored
DOMESTICS.
COTTONADE, DENNIS and COIORED JEANS.
FURNITURE CHECKS and Plaid Coons
IinndkercNiefs, Buttons, Thread, etc.
q 70 l24 White and Brown Cottons and Shee:inc.
French English and American BLANKETS, etc.
Al Of which will he sold at the lowest market prices
GlQUEL Il JAMISON.
las 2rG. ls Charrps s,-aet
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.Ebr. .g0hss s. Clark.
Embr0ides'ies and Faces.

DEN TIST,
Union Bank Eutlding, No. I2I Canal street
iua2 2nft
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u. M0tfUrtS,
II a " Ar, = TT " Il u V

II. .H0tf0rd,
67........R o Y A l. Il X E K T........G7
Has received by the last arrivals from Europe very
sortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS, comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS, PAPIER MACHE WARE. a
choice lot II PLATED WARE of Chlistote Aende Eng
lisa manufacturers fine China Ware of all kinds; Toilet and
Travelling Boxes for Ladies and Gentlcmen.
A fine lot Of CUT GLASS WARE, Of all descriptions
The attention of the public is also called assortment
Of CRUMB CLOTHS and DRUGGETs OF superior quality and
Of the la gest Dimensions.
Always on hand large and splendid stock OF FURNITURE
and finish.
Old Oak Book Gases, Chairs, French Mirrors large assort.
Shades, etc,
G-BeSt Purified COLA OIL for CArce and Moderate.
LNnps. LcN 2nlSt
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-. w. Seymour,

tI' w. SeYNl0NY',
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLhW
BATON ROUGE, Ia,
fraccea his Profession in ats Branches in the
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIAKA,
'''" N'ohi IN New Orleans. octlG 2pF
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Erupti0ns or the SKIN,

should be remembered when the particles of p
ry diverted from their proper
tied in the skn that cutane erupons will be the
consequence.
WRIGIITS INDIAN We EFT BILE PILLS will be found a
delightful medicine for all disorders of the skin; they
espel from the body those poisonous hunor Which are the
OF only OF all kinds of erupve diseases but
malay incident The Indian Vegetable will
found to aid aud improve Digestion they direct p,
rfer of the blood they will assuredly give health
vigor the whole FRAME in turn will be sure to give
smooth and hea thy complexion.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and ISL Charities s.ect,
jas 2n3teol6ltW General Agents for the South
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
Fstnes 0nG Liquors,

~ ''''''.....-.. ROYAL STREET. ~
Asnppiy OF CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE. in orox..
anu pms constantly on hand, which equal to the host ,h.
comes to this market. ' oos' 'hs'
Also =.
oiHHE BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
sfAhkLlNG and STILL HOOK MADEIRA md st1rpp,
WINES. N4 CHERRY
* d ES:
sAZERAC, of the Vintage of 1884, 1zos ord ,por
brands. " ~ i'9o' ana olher
WIAISI&
VI "'40eScF'ptlons-Scotch al Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and nnar,.
~ uh hahd ny usual assortment of the hest w1Nt,c ,
" ooi'S IN the market, which will be sold ~, a. anu -
terms as any other house in tho city, 40 l'"'ei"Dis
a72,,n shWELL T. TAYLOR,
No. II Roy S,roo,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

The SUGAR CRor IN WEST BATON RouGE, We
are indebted to B. R. Chinn, Esq, of West Baton
Rouge, says the Baton Rouge Gazette and Comet Of
the 6th, one OF our most enterprisng and wealthy
planters, for the following statement of the crop in
west Baton Rouge, on the river, from DR.. Lye's to
Leblancs: 462 hogsheads for 1856. According to
champonier, it was in 1855 1856 hogsheads. There
is breadth and depth of argument in the above
which the speculat0r will understand.
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C0Arerse y Co.,

C0ares'se y Co.,
w II O ! + s ALE ROGER S
And Dealers in
Teas, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars,
Corner Canal and New Levee Sta,
Offer for sale
$50 gross SMOKING TOBACCO, asserted brands.
100 cases ARnINES half and quarter boxes.
IS E. . lb SALNO.J
$50 Fresh and Pick led IOBSTERS.
$50 BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS.
20 =. CANON GINGER.
40 PICKLES. all sizes.
40 Goulay EITTERS.
- S;onshtou RITTERS.
SO boxes Virginia Manufactured TOBACCO-a7 grads.
$50 Fine BRANDY, AIAHEGEA PORT and SHERRY
$50 Holland GIN, Junaica RUN and oId WHISKY
$50 VOTES SCHTEDAN sClINArrs.
800 e. CLARET assorted brands
150 Asop's INDIA ALE.
800 superior CHAMP GNE CIDER.
30 e. PRUNES.
$50 bbls Extra Eectifel WHISKY.
10 hfbhIs e.
IS bbIs choice Bourbon .
l25 hbs and Rye WHISKY Ms~ousaL,?a.
100 Lfh hbs .
$50 packages BRANDY Gn3 WINES rar; very superior.
30 hbls Louisiana Powdered SUGAR.
$50 key NAILS, in aud landing from lark J. E. VII
go boxes SPERM CANDLES.
80 e. =. II clrccrs
i5O PACKAGES EttkWIlEAT.
100 hf bhS CARR. SODA.
80 gross YEAST POWDER.
40 hbis choice Northern VINEGAR
1900 rCans WRAPPING PAPER
go cases SNl FF-Lori'ara's, Roomes and Garre:;'s
80 CiGARS-a fine assortment.
40 bags and bales Mocha and Java COFFEE
100 gross MAson's BLACKING.
$50 Gozcn PAINTED FAILS
$50 j.. TOY
250 coils Manila ROPE assorted sizes
ljJ dozen Oak and Cedar Et'GKETS
30 WELL. HUCkElS.
300 hROoMS, assorted qualities.
60 CHURNS
$50 dozen WASnBOARRS.
80 nests PAINTED Tt rs
IS dozen gallon PAINTED KEGS d1o 2nS, ,NotEye
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

%ERhAN, SPANISH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
lhese important languages, well the French language
ms'hem"ics phonography, Penmanhip book keeping e.
are 'anght at Dooears Commercial College, lO6 Canal
ee are special departments and professors for each
branch, New classes this week There are so, and i
classes. - ~ >'S'''t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

KJ- Faded Floyers.-It causes sad rcHec-
ons TO take up boque smiling with beauty and gaze
upon its whered leaves and faded color how many faded
flowers do we see on the great boqnet of humanity and
ladies whose beauty has fled with ligltunc
speed and whose forms sinking with premature decay
What pity II is that all such do not know that disease
taken hold uon the vital parts simple preparation would re-
store them he"h ID joy and to beauty Such preparation
for instance as HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, which
drives dependency strengthens the weaker parts and
restores the whole system Il is recommended by physicians
and commended by all who have used it, Sold by druggists
grocers and dealers generally jas 2pGt&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

We have just received ships Meridian and Nonmorcncy
from Liverpool and Ships clubhouse and J. G. Coster from
Havre, he complete WHITE GOODS ever
offered in the city They consist in part Of
Plain, Plaid and Striped JAC0SETS and CAMBRICS;
Plain, Checked and Striped NAINSOOkS ana NULL. MULIS
BROCADES BRILIIANTINES and Fancy TWIIIS:
Bi hop and Victoria LAWNS, Stiff MULI.S and BOOKS;
Imitation Irish LINEN, Pcrcges and Nalapoan;
S4 and il India, Swiss and NULL MULIS;
Embroidered, Broche and Dotted SWISS and J4iCONET;
Real Dresden and Marseilles QUILTS and Toilet Covers
Also
LINING BOOKS PAPER C.t1tBRIC, etc. etc. etc.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
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Geo. sE". RrssCe.

MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE PROKFp
No. % TchoupitouIas street,
m NEW ORLEANS, la.
oS e7's and others who be pie to give me their
patronage may be assured my best atcnt on to n,as
Hl3 2plm GEO. W BRITCE
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Dissolution Of Copalt,,c,.shi,,.

The coTarnerSLp heretofore existiDc rc. poor ,I ,,
D7Fs, u.der the firm Of BRUSH CO. is this d,v oIvd ~
'n'0'' CONSENT Eter party will sign Iiquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SNITH J. EASTMAN.
New York November l. Ie6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

BOILERS, CHAINS AND CoAL.-Messrs. j. E. Cald.
well Co.. at No. Is Bank Place, prepared supply the
public with anthracite, Weand English coal in guam
titles to suit They have also quantity English proof chain,
and some boilers of sizes See advertise
unents,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
COpaFts1e2'sF.is,.

HMllh d. ENsIMAN has is day formed copartncrshfn
With JOHN C. LLOYD and will csu.inue the pF0T1cIGp
~ ESS' under the firm Of EASTMAN 4 LLOYD, at Nos
40 and - Broad street. ~ a. -''S
New York, November l. le5G
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

~ We acknowledge the receipt of a large bowl
Of most excellent egg-nogg, to which we, printers
one and ALL did ample justice in the premises. "
Messrs g. N. Stella Co., Union Exchange, 90 Com
mon street, will accept our thanks.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
H. p. Buckley.


SILKS. SILKS. sXBKS...
hVnG received by late arrivals from Iavre
FANCY SILKS, aud as the fast advancing
will offer them very reduced prices They consist in part OF
.IIjgh Colored PLAID GLACE, at 50 cents;
and Striped ditto, a G5 cents
Superior Striped and OnIbre PLAIDS at 81.
Together with stock of RICH SILKS which will be sold
Mt great reducto- Of former prices frcn this date
GlQUEL & JAMISON,
ja5 2pGt rs Chnr,r,s stre.t