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e. G.. W'ayland.

e. G.. FV'Hyla1ld.
By ate arrivals have received large addition
stock and enabled offer lady friends large and
beautiful of SPkING GOODS comprising ali kinds
of fashionable goods from the rich ounced the
humble Calico Wrapper They unsurpassed in style and
the refined be readily large
patterns We sell them at prices which in conformity
with reputation for having rich goods prices
Among the variety goods distinguished for
and elegant styles,
Flounced, Striped and Plain BAREGES.
and Striped ORGANIZES.
-. JACONETS and MUSLINS
PARASOIS, SUNSHADES and MARQUISES.
SILKS, Small Plaids, for Children
LINEN LAWNS, beautiful patterns.
large stock Of LINENS, of the avorite brands.
FlLIET GLOVES and MITS, large assortment.
Among the bargains have to offer at present,
FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES, at Sc;
JAC0NET at ST.
LINENS with the guarantee Of being pure SIS piece
article. AT
G. G. WAYLAND'S,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-07

A PREsEsT.--John B. Cough, at the close of his
lecture at Chicago few evenings ago. was presented
with beautiful casket filed with gold coin, and
rich elaborate vase, the whole cost Of the testimonial
being $500. The presentation was made on behalf Of
1.-TWO hundred ladies' of that city.
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Sharing a EasGstry.
Furniture BE'aser00n,s

CHARLES \. STEWART,
ut Nos. III and lT3 Canal street, -Netr Orleans,
Has just received from the mandatory beautiful stock OF
splendid MAHOGANY ARM0IRS and BEDsTEADS, in sd
dou to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line, will find their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
M 2p6t<W III and lTS Canal street.
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Rens0Cat.
STEAM CLOTHING MANUF

LOUISIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANUFAC-
TORY.
The subscribers having No LIS Canal
Nos los aud l6 block, offer let the former de-
sirable Store.
The spacious building in which they have established
their Mandatory will enable them to keep up with the in
demand for their and substantial PLANTA
TON CIOIISC and thankful for the spreading patronage
on them they spare exertion make them
selves deserving of It's continuance.
Planters aud Country Merchants coming to tho city
specially invited 10 call and their establishment
HEBRARD & CO.,
fe26 2plm los and LOT Canal street.
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nv j. DeBe1neUiIle, II
RETAIL AND PLANTATION DRUGGIST,
Corner Camp and Poydras sts.,
D.. .s.A- ~ 81. NEW ORLEANS,
Has always hand full assortment Of FRESH and GEN.
UINE DRUGS and MEDICINES.
RF-MEDICINE CHESTS of all sizes for sale and old ones
replenished.
a7y- PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully com.
pounded. ~ 1861 t't --'e .. gsm2 2p1m
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y. II. Rutland = Co.,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Tf. Aud 'n|
Agents of the Independent Boats.
ma 2plf a +f. MOBILE, ALA.
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II A II ). c A PS, etc.,

AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving general sk Frr
CASHMERE, Panama. Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexcau srd
WOOL HATS atthe lowest market prices by
FROST u CO.,
jyls 2p4W No 10 Magazine st-ea
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HARrER's WREKLY--We are indebted to Mr.. Nor
man. OF No. IA Camp street, for copy Of the last
Issue Of this fine weekly. tf4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-07

The Bagasse Kettle Train and
FURNACE.
The subscriber Is prepared contracts with full
guarantee, take of crops with GILMANS PATENT BA-
GASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with a consump-
lion OF Wood cord per hogshead the
entire boiling of the juice into Sugar. cord hogshead
for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice into Sugar
The management the Bagasse Kettle Train precisely
that required for the old kettles employing equal
number JUICE. The Furnace needs the
attendance of but hand the Bagasse is
after the Furnace.
For further particulars inquire of
SAM H. GILMAN,
ihl m--Eu 4
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Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose furniture will their advantage on
the Undersigned
Aso-Second hand Furniture sold exchanged repaired
.i .l P. NJ. TOURNE,
n24 2n3rn u Baronne
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Parasots, En,brosd'd Collars, etc.

ParasOfs, Ensbr0tsJ'd Collars, etc.
& IS. B. CHURCHILL'S
Corner of Apollo and Erato streets.
Has Just received from auction--7
100 PARAsoLS, slightly damaged, price Soc each;
800 EMBROIDERED C0LLARs, damaged, price &c each;
1000 yards RIBBONS slightly damaged, price l5c yard;
500 Linen Cambria HANDKERCH1EFs damaged price l5c
~ each; F
100 CORDED SKIRTS, slightly damaged price 81 each;
100 pairs Ladies' CATERS and BROGANS damaged price
H. "a 75ca pair; ~ 7y.s sF7L T,t}'&y-, E4-ll
500 Swiss BANDS price SOC band Call at
S. B. CHURCHILLS,
- m6 2p2t 5F gH ~ corner polio and Erato SITS.
azSs7ss-.-s-assssae Spring Silks. sss
ID. p. s GAN Lam CO.,
Nos. u and II Chartres street,
Have received late arrivals choice and extensive
ment Of h.- H r
Spring. Dress Silks,
the patterns styles in pieces and in robes
lants comprising At' -"
COLoRED TAFFETAS, .n-'. '.f ~
GRos DE NAPLES and
+H W..s Ff -rr+'" -- FOULARDs
Imprmes Cadrlles, Ecossais Chimes, Plaid Striped Plain
and Fancy. -.
BLACK DRESS SILKS Of all kinds, in pieces and in
robes. ~g 0 ms 2p3t
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC |!
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(sr TIE NATIONAL I'D SOUTHERN LINES
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Chinese Sugar. Cane Seed.

Planners will find their advantage procure GENU-
me SEED, by the bushel pound, imported by
r. F. NICHOLS,
M 2pft 90 Camp street.
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V'utuabte Property For Safe.

offer for sale my Residence, St. Charles For
large family it is of the desirable in the city.
L. H. PLACE,
M 2ptf So Tchouptoulas ST.
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CoTTos.--The receipts for the twentyfour hours
ending at o'clock last evening were by the Natchez,
from vicksburg, ! s47s bales P. Fl Kimball, from
Camden. sos; joan of Arc, from Arkansas, 1903.
Total, 2,736 bales.
The exports for New York were, 2s7 bales for
Boston, TAI for Spain, ,4l3. Total 2,45l bales.
MAIL DErREpAroRs Arrested In September
last Says the Nashville union> the mails between
Memphis and Louisville and between Memphis and
olarksvile were robbed, and $500 taken from let
tiers contained therein. The indeiatgable agent of
the department. Col Barclay Martin, has been for
some time in search of the depredators and has at
length succeeded in discovering them. The robbery
occurred at Hoyoke, Henry county, and was perpe.
trated by negroes. OF the money So 400 was re-
covered. The negroes were severely punished.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-07

E. CARVER COMPANY.
III. II. RMCkiey,
W. III. COOLeu.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices in Poine Coupee West Baton Rouge West Fe
liciana Residence Pon,e t'ounee P. o., La d9O 2psm
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Secondhand Furniture Store,
No. % BARONEE STREET.
Persons leaving the city otherwise wishing dispose of
their Furniture either part in bulk, will their
advantage call the undersigned The HIGHEST CASH
PRICE given.
Also, SECONDHAND FURNITURE, as good as new, at
very low prices.
d-land Furniture taken in exchange repaired
.I P. NJ. TOURNE,
M 2p3m % Baronne street,
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Carpet Warehouse,
.1n,btotupes fo.. orc Dollar.

No. l26 POYDRAS STREET
First Saloon from St Charles St.
Also FINE OPERA.GLAsSES TO LET at TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS,
GU AVS
Depot of Opera Glasses and Ambroypes,
me- 2p3r 1876 Poytras street, n. o.
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II. DureI 5 Co.,
STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
Have received per Cahawba supply STA
TIONERY, which they offer very low prices:
Cash Boxes, Pos0ice Boxes, Wafer Boxes;
Match Boxes, Envelope Cases, Bill Boxes;
Calenders, with l, 2 and parts; Irvine Boxes;
Mucilage, Steel Pens, Gold Pens Penknyes;
Envelopes of all kinds and sizes;
Note Paper, Lead Pencils;
Blank Notes, Blank Drafts Bills of Exchange, etc.,
Blank Books always on hand;
Check Books made to order.
P. DUREL & CO.,
fe4 2ptf 81 Chsrtres street.
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Fans /! Fans!

large of FANS received and to arrive for
sale at the LOWEST PRICES
LION & PINSARD,
ms 2p6t 66 and 6s Royal street. corner Bienvle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Commissioners OF Emigration met yesterday at
No. II Worth street, GILLIAN c. VERPLAscK, esq, IN
the Chair and all the members Of the Commission
present After the ton Of the usual preliminary
business, the President sail he had seen, through tho
newspapers that thu r'i Of Ten Governors, at their
meeting Tuesday had passed resolution requesting
them the Comm sioners Of Emigraonl 10 take charge
OF the EmgrsIt LunatCs and con fine them on Ward 5
Island. The Commissioners disposed OF the matter
last year and fer the beueit of the gentlemen who
were rot present al that time he following clause IRON
the animal report was - 81:
lu7se The laws Of tbl - are express on TINS point La
20 be examined b. 'wo Justices OF me Peace AM
such p be provided by the over
sr' ss PooIn a city x the SOv D ,n . %'S neS hc
s.yum the approval 6y supervisor. Necessary The
on Wards Island ct place Tor unAtcs such would meet
the Of the & f., there nd No a's sas S
GOyenos ondersIs to trans. 20 an irresponsible place luna
Of s court and for w6o custody they a .pObe to their
friends the public They complain too, that the Com
H. IT, and p sTe 1s.''' 10 AID
THE law such the Governors contemplated
onH mt AID but for the the this
pied Law u act the Governors msh, have found them
iishm. Mt on Blackwell. Island
Commissioner PURDY unmarked that the Board OF
Ten Governors had Tesuscat the matter for the pur
pose of directing public a,eLto from their enormous
expenses end they desired to make this Board share in
their extravaganza
The regular weekly report. as follows, was presented
snd sppTOyec: ~
Number arrived since, to Dec ST. ls1S..........' 9s
Total. 2
1885. 1858.
Number of inmates IN instuncls Wards Isd4l9 lsi5
Eumber IN Maine Hospital lib lSt
Statement Of Finances week ending December 81 1885
OyefdIa Bank January ls5o.............. eSOSl
Receipts to Dee "a ls56 .............. 8S6,759 30
Received since TO Dec. 81, for commuta-
tor ef alien pssssnseTs............ 4is4 H-5il2H "a
Disbursements, as per previous &C.
count to Dee. ~, lh0o. ................ Al,DU "
SuBdry expenses Dec 10 and ..... 66s S5-2c57 4s
Tie Board thea adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

uent and during It's prpgress, the unfnendiy tenIi.
rents of Persa toward the Brneh Government na'e
hen scarcely veled and, recently, the movensnn OF
troop. in different parts Of Persa hsve ndicned &c
ts minstisn 10 persist in IN sggrtseon WHICH -
unrrovoked a. Il Is contrary 70 rood faith
The conduct sf the Persian Governments mss pen
pronounced by her Maiestys GovernneDtt' consulate
an act Of open hostility sgssns. Great Britain. hsp-
srs,ion hs. been sought but without s1eee'e' lne
withdrawal of the Persan troops from the neighoor-
hood of Herat 10 Persian so has been DEMANDED Sc
preliminary 10 the adjustment OF differences 70 Wneo
ihs sc:s Of Perss alone have gwen nee; but the de-
nsno has been evaded and according 10 the most re-
cent accounts q PersiAn army still invests hcraf-
Friendly rernoususnce having failed sod Iesson
sbe reQuisiton having been rejected OF put ASIDE II
becomes incumben; on the British Government TO take
measures by which the Persian Government shal De
cony ncei L at solemn engagements contracted with
Great Britain may not be violated with iupunify ana
by which effsctuL guarantees sgansi continuous
breach If faith shall be secured
To his end force has been directed 70 assemble az
Bon bay and will embark coon as the necessary
arrange menis shall have been completed. The further
operations Of the force after il shall hsye reached the
Persian Gulf will be guided by such illustrations IS
the progress OF events and the policy Of the British
Government may demand.
By order of the Right Hon. the GovernorGenerdo OF
India in Council G. +. EDNoySroSE,
secrearv 20 the Government OF India.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

An set has passed both House. Of the Legislature Of
Eoth Carolina which proposes b - all persons
in that State vi are entitled 10 vote fer members Of
he House Of Deeg ste- The right 10 vote aO for State
Senator'S. the selection of Ehom is DOW confined to Per.
fops having certain property qualifications This act
before taking eff ct viii have ~ be approved by the
ueorle Of he State whom it viii be submitted at
the election in Augu.t next
TIE Salem N. ] Standard ssys that the colored
population OF that vicinity ia of consider
able excitement, from Il report hat Of their
Der bad been carried 70 the South ard there hss been
general leading OF guns and other preparations to
give tie NAN stealing y.sito'e warm reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
Richardson, Spence & Co.'S Circular.

Per FVtjn, LIVERPOOL Iue''y' Dec. TO- 100,
Arrivals of RREADsTUFFs continued liberal ana WIN
dull accounts all the country aud deeee A.
MIrkane yesterday OF as quarter on WHEAT We hal
.sn toIsy hieles trade tor all articles In NhkAI
the quite traug and had there been the
inclination the part Of dealer, "a purchase further rednc
ton been accepted in order 70 effect 'e- Flour
aso was yery slow ii sale Al former rates. 80
INDIAN CoRS most limited retail inquiry and readily OBJ
,anAbl, Ass for mixed; $ ass for yellow 81 q a for
vhre We quote WHEAr red as = 10 10 white
s. Flour: Philadelphia and Baltimore 81 aS2 extra
Ohio 81 ass good Western 81 dSI e 1876 n BEsF con
pus quite Inactive dealer, supply ing Themselves only sceof
pa wants while holders show anxiety TO clear ont
their ,tak Gull having taken place m
the article days In Bacon nothing doing ouY-
rs hodnsoh for lower than holders Wiling TO sccept
for the small parcels here botb .h and home cure are IN
TAI. ,urply and come competition with American OF LARD
mall III. Oh the spot bring 81 1872 cgt TaLLOW steady
Butcher. Association woule bring 90 for good qualty
The market has been rmeI this week. bat price,
cannot b. quoted dearer The sales yesterday were 5000 and
totay 90 each day speculation. In MsEches
ter to-day, there . fair business done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
MARINE AFFAIRS.
NEWS FROM THE LY0NNAIS.
REPORTED SAFETY OF SEVERAL MORE
PASSENGERS.

We translate from the DiaTiO dc Ia Marina of
Dec. % the following extract which it gives from
the AlborGda Of Villa Clara a city some $50 miles
from Havana by Railroad:
1--WE have to communicate to our readers a piece OF
news which will be received with the most universal
satisfaction.
"Sehor Don jose de Eulate, one Of the passengers
Of the Lyonnats, is cafe. T& next day after the
catastrophe he was picked up by British vessel
bound to Jamaica.
His wife was saved at the same time, as well as
some other passengers. This has been confirmed
by private letter from friend of the former Leuten-
ant.Govemor who when he left us, left among us
,uch deep and warm sympathy.
"Senor Eulate was the former Lieutenant Governor
OF Villa Clara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

NEDSEsDAYj Dec d. hlu' DAhhth' iteeiuent, III
the Chair.
AaiREET on TIE NORTH SIDE, Up TOWN.
The report cGDcurDg tn advertise for location for
Foeh .est. up and the subject Of some dis
cushion.
AID TUCKER wondered that the Market Committee did not,
az In the the mud foot Of Seventeenth street. East
River select LOCATION be.de house the north side To
be- cor sister, tEr Committee should chosen ste
Sixteenth then markets would be opposite each
other and both b ine gaSsol,es
make the location a. Fort OAnsey)0rt
being att bis opinion THIS lost and the
a. ccncurTed IN b. aV,te Of is TO
Reports c0Acs,Jed mo furnish body TO
s,afe Hos. I0'npssy No 50 refund 45 pad IN
error b. John Hechtr sui house for Hose Com
p.ny No 50 coLhTn dry sssessments for grading and
.sv.ring allow 81 dock and Ladder companies .ddi
tioBAl men. - -
Mo-, an 10 Adj04rn-Ah TUCKER moved that
IA the be pended by this Bosrd lt would be u
y in ID. e'lv they I'd ned. Tnis
BY Of ~ % T.
Af.T ths esposa o. snndry papers personal tar Aid
mid evident there understanding here
eeris'L me.Eb-r. that II for
are AisrSn lotber could tor the oher-ons
t.ou lsglAe-it nothing less
bribery h. MAYED 20 pend business which lost
report ;b petition o. A. T. Briggs for relief from
,..sn.nt tksI aebAied a. d ost.
ddj0urt BsrL--Ad. Fox here m wed 20 suspend
further busiusn ELi carried. AID Vo0rhs offered
resolution eompmennS and thanking Mr. Valentine Clerk Of
Common Council; joseph Is. Young. Deputy; Reeve T.
seuts First A.sA1t CLERK; Mr.. CO7psr second AsstsLt
Hart u Weed, seTg AM a. and the Reporters OF the
Press the tb' in which they mad dispatched
heir business Al Heurk offered resolution and made
tie President FOR his general urbsny and kind
tIowsdsed LeecnPADsnt after which TIE Board aeJoaned
stIrG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
STATISTICS OF CRIME DURING THE
PAST YEAR.

Through the kindness of the ever-oolxing Clerk OF
the Courts Of Oyer and Tsrmines and Genefr snd
Special Se..ins Henry Vandervoort, ESQ.,, ard bis
gentlenany assistant, Mr.. John SPARKS, we He en-
hIs5 % Law h,e chr readers the statistics OF coayc-
tons and scqura. rad in these COurte for the ear
which has iust expired. By this i ~ili BE- ooservsu
hat In the cours named thee hsve been Ss ccnvS
tons for vsrc2s grades Of crime, and 20 soqa's',
The Sscharpe g DEF, ndants these courts tor tne ist
twelve month. amounts 70 64S The Grand jury
f.und es6 indictments, and dismissed los complaints
&c. ~, ,,. -
he Courts " epersl aod Special Sessions referred 20
shove. |. furnished by hessrs. VAnde'yoon and
Sparks: ,o-.,.,
sr.rrvFyr Il cozrc:,ss Arsssis, Sc. "a hr
Govt, ia ash fsr City ana C04ss 81 Nsr- US :"
ils yedr lS6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

How TO RISE IN THE WORLD,-YOung 4

HU" I'D hIsE IN THE " OKLD.-YOnng men
should he temperate active courteous prompt careful pers
vernt honorable, honest, respectful geneou and should
thoroughly Know Themselves" PhrenolOgy teaches self
ipouledse, and with all the Chtiao grace. together With
the nOdGs opeTaDd Of rising In The world The Hon. HORACE
NAM loof upon PhenoloEy the guide Of Phoso-
ply and the handmad Of Christianity. Whoever dssmnAts
true PLTenOosy 10 public benefactoT" The Rev HsssY
WAHD BEEchER II wishes 70 know prsctealy
what he 10 ade up Of man wishes knowledge Of human
f definite practical purposes there 10 system which
will ad him IN acquiring thai knowedre like ths system d
Phrenolosy" Practical Instructions with charts and written
cescrpoDs ofeharacsr given daily FOWLER AND WELLSs
No. Se Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

Prisoners discharged In both NOurts IoFe y. :. =, a,
s,n,eueed TO the State Prison Males aS; Females u
total 26 AGgregate Of SOS yers ana IL mos
Sentenced 10 the Pen,entNy Males, lIS Females Gas
total l,4S7. 49,, =, ., On
Sentenced to the City Prison; Males 7s Females So
total us -. 49,, -, 81,
Iudcu epts found BY he Grand Jury ~
Con plat - dismissed ~ the Grand "
Rcdpiz.uces 70 appear dled duns the cl3
Rscosuizauces and forfeited turins the
Reeds conyors of ysgrsn,s filed during the
nou.sfs he d b. Coroneis Sled during the go
Amount of hnes ard collected and pdd INTO Cj ites
-. " " -. ................'.. .... 3 ISL 95
p,,mb,, 81 is,G HENRY VANDERvooRT Clesk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-CoTroN-Sale to-day
7oo b.le. including 20oo speculation and for Export
market y.ry 6rm and the 1emAnd steady bSgAosrUFFs are
s1ceedr y quiet Wheat except for the very hnest quAnes
or ver han Friday last PsovIsIoSs-Beef and PORK I'M
i.ussd The high price asked for Bacon namely s. restricted
bun.A Tn. EAsArs sdyces produced stronger iseng Or
I'D Tnns i'm a. co. IBiE and Athya CO.. Report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
(Adver.isement.
LISTEN, NEw-YRAR's FRoLICKERs

WOkD TO 1hk WisL. -,
Beware u too much Eating aud drinking Beware Of catch
ing cold Beware Of getting the being ssc-
ed with The Rheumasmof suddenly being stricken WHO the
Psy But should you b. seized With dADsr-of should
have friend unfortuLate whom you would AID, re-
member
THEY CAN POSITIVELY ~ CURED
only By using Dr. Henry ADDE'S LlQUtD lODfSl. or IVh
IODINE WATER-the most prompt, speedy and ebeleus
coy In the wOrld-recomreI dSd by the mot asku.H.e
Physicians and sold At 81 9tle, by Asosss F0soiI ia3
Nos. Second and as2 Broadway T. niNSi W ~
Broadway; A. Huse No Is Ful.on sfee Brooklyn an al
Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
FIRES.
pIxE IN ORCHARD STREET.

pJEE IN ORCHARD STREET.
At lCi O'Clock on TUESDAY night, Ere broke cut m
the building No. eei Orchard ,treet, lower part
cupied as paint chop ~ George E. Lusk, upper part
a, carpenter sbop by wm. WhtnOre. Total dam.
age about 40 No insurance. The FIRE was Ocessioned
by placing camphene lamp too near the ceiling of the
aty.. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
IBy telegraph. ]
HALIFAX, Wednesday, Dec. 81, Il

HALIFAX, "Wednesday, Dec ST, IoJU
The bng Beauty, from Jamaica, arrived at Halifax
on Saturday night, reports that her outward voyage
on Nov. @ in lat 40 founda whit boat, bottom up, star
hoard ride stove and oars ash.d TO thwarts wi'h
lugssil mast floating alongside The boat cont aimed
cask of water and buoy marked lie Lyonnais,
Hayre.7 Also white shirt, and fine cambria hand
kerchief marked Of. f."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01

IsFLrx OF BEAUTIES AND DECORATIVE "FINEss
FOR INV YEARS DAr.-The trains Of the New-Ha-
ven Railroad, and those of the Harlem and Hudson
River Railroads into the city yesterday, were literally
crowded TO their utmost capscy with the fair daugh'
tiers of westcheser and adjoining Counties, who, per-
bsps. fearing thst the gsy beauS OF the metropolis
might fail reaching the rural districts to-day, to en'
change with them the usual compliments OF the
season resolved to remove the impeachment by COM
inc 70 the ctv. Each of the fair damsels appeared to
he veil stocked with bandboxes, &c, which we sup
posed to contain the decorative hxens for the m'
rortant day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-01
IAdH.rtisenent. ]

NEw.YEAR's DAY Al BARNUms MssEUN;-
Til, the grand gala day BARSUAs MUsEun Never esio
there such eo1nbinafsn Of novelties and
B,,id. Al. m, euo ses the Russian Giant the Living SCI
p.nt, The Thiunest Man IN the World the Little LAZY ne.
az Infant &c there Cinderella TO be played sessfu
cday az variety u other choice performances neI5 WV
our dpIcg the day and evening.