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Fyats! EY0fs. EYafs,

Ft0tS! EIOfs! E1nts!
CLIP SIZES! GIPSIEs! GIPSIES!
just opening, large assortment Of
FLATS AND Gypsy HATS
comprising the following styles:
DIE VERNON,
PRINCESS ROYAL,
PRINCE OF WALES
ALFREDS. etc, etc,
An oil which are entirely New Styles beautiful patterns
We are s receiving large additions to our already well Sc
iected stock of Ladies'
Dress Trimmings.
GILT AND SILVER TRIMMINGS; German, English and
French FANCY GOODS and useful articles.
B. PlFFET,
10 Canal street.
jail Of Touro Buildings.
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A RELIC OF ASrIouIry.-yal Bellamy, a negro,
died on the goth ult., in Hancock county, aged ITO
years. He was cook for the American troops in
Charleston during the revolution.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

ssDr. Hoofiand's Celebrated German Bit
tnas-frepared by Dr. NJ jackson, Philadelphia Pa will
eeciusly Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaunalce roni
or Nervous Debility Diseases the Kidneys and ali diseases
arising troa disordered Liver Stomach Give them trial
they VIII cure For sale rs cents per b. tile by drug
g and ssorekeepers in every village in the United
States, Canadas, West Indies and South America
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail bv WRIGHT
~N"'' NOS "a ana iei Charities street, go 2plm4w
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the necessity Of artificial means by which 10
rally and restore temporary strength and being to our mpaed
faculties which is most eectualy BY the use Of Hostel
ers ceehred Stomach Bers before meals One wine glass
used as per directions The bottle smaller quantities.
me person rs weak In body viii convince the
rs restorative effects TO which thousands testify who used
years and under circumstance be pc shaded 10 do
whonti Ladies' especially have found inestimae benefits
resulting from the Of II.
For sale by drue gisis generally. iall 2p6t11tw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
Wre hare Seen It's EGscfs

- HUE6 SttFt us EHeCI3
When everything in Pharmacy failed we have seen DIAL.
LEf's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR in most per.
iee manner some who had been nearly scsded DEATH
The moment was applied linen the pain ceased nama-
ton subsidized, and relief instantly obaineda neverfsiing
remedy in accidents and all wounds are healed up
Instantly will also cure Piles Rheumasm Bruises Cuta-
neous Affections and host Of eyils
Sold 10 New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street
Sole Agents for the Southern States
To whom all orders should be addressed JaIl 2p6t&lfW
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sS-seweil #. Taylor, No. IL Royal street. IL
now ready TO h orders for the coming Holidays The store Il
stocked with choice Brandie Wines Corda etc See adj
Nerthement. All 2pIn,
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Choice Goods Store.

MILLINERY, etc., for Infants and Children FLOWERS
and FEATHERS HEAD-DREssEs, BRACELETS.
A. TROUBLE,
No. " Royal street.
d21 2pu betw. Bienville and Cont.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
Genuine Grand Tombota
OF TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
At
III. Franko's, rs Poydras street.

The full valHe Of this Tombola with the 800 Capital Prizes is
described in e haudbils. Each Number not drawing Cant
tai Prise receives Prize fully worth Is cents and if pa
wanted cash viii be given
Fs-An Prizes ere gu exhibit paid far JAZZ spst
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whc Crescent win - resy served to subscribers Ia IL
~ s~s bouz nerazE Sundays sxeepssd)f s
~ 80 yeu m rsvu~ces sasyeArly and quarterly a. sh
sane r~zr1 % cents week. payable TO the carriers.
Advcx1semsnts- s<aars6t inssrtiea. III all cases
81 o. every subsequent nscraos. 50 esnss.
A1see<a'a the second chsrgsd u for ever,
assertion
square fer every insertion.
Advertisements not marked will Be psbshsd month
longer and ehsrTea aocerdingly; adserssnent sab
scrptlon viii b stepped rrsii all AesAses paid q the
crtian sf the rroprsstors-
Liberal Discount will - made regular edvertissrs
$780, THE DAILY CRESCENT
cfrcrlacn which II desirable medium for sdvef
tsezs. A. Flnzr PkrxR cncuiases largely, reaching
many hundreds Of early hour, ard being read
bfnrs the approach u business hoar consequently articles
fes Family nay - sdss.tasesnsly Published y re-
THE WEEKLY CREsCENT
Il p.hihsz svsry Monday morning - year Invariably N
sd~nce Having extensive circuises hreuxhcus lou
tt@ns mississippi, Arkansas. Alabama. TexAs Aed osnts
1a1e presents favorable mode advertisers Of making
fkrir wares and co.rsdiss kne~a- Advertisements In
srrfed for 81 per square. e>eh inscfrio-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

For MEMPHIS AND CARo.--The Memphis packet
line steamer Ingomar, j. W. Gosee master connecting
through to St. Louis and Louisville by rcass from
Memphis and by Illinois Central from Cairo leaves
al p NJ this day. ]. H. Freligh agent Office under st.
hotai -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
HN DUNCAN 4 SONS,
4J5 broadway New York,
Il. III. Porter.

MIST
Has returned and resumed the practice DENTISTRY In all
its branches at No 57 CANAL STREET corner Of
Bsronne street.-The residence occupied by more than
wenty years. ol2 antf
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e. The aale by the Sheriff Of the stock of hard
ware a. ~ Canal set, viii be continued ieas She sale
hagns 81 lqf e'elaek 4, A.
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Southern Fsss.,.sf,s,-e Iv-areroo,,s

WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. III and ITS Canal street, Ne,e Orleans.
Has just received from the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, In I'd
dition 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 TO
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
jail 2pet<w III and IT'S Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

Gifts!
GIFTSt GIFTS!
U D 0 o S!l KS!!!
Prize Worth from use. to 500,
GIVEN WITH BOOK AT THE TINE OF sALElII
EVANS 90 CO..
No. % CAMP STREET,
Have just received large supply Of ANNU AIS and
GIFT BOOKS hnsy Illustrated and Bound in the elegant
styles, for HOLIDAY GIFTS
Also large addition their immense Of RICH JEW
EIRY for PRESENTS prepared to give greater
inducements than before offered
RLadies and Gentlemen respectfully invited tn and
secure nice BOOK and splendid PRESENT at
EVANS & CO.'S,
uio zplm Is Camp street,
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GEO. ". ROPER.

49,. New Orleans Dec. To- 1857.
This Is 70 certify that May last had nv ferry hose Gov
cred with Ghilds Co.'S Patent Elastic Water Proof
cement II has stood the intense heat of summer we'll and
up to this time has not leaked drop appears lust a.
urn and perfect the day It put on and Ii every way
meets my expectations should hesitate recommend
to all who want good fire and water proof roofs
7. KIMBALL,
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.
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Ira 5. Holden, Esq, New Orleans, La:
Dear StrMr j. K. Pointer 10 give state
nent o. my experience with Chds Patent Composition Roof
ing Ny bst trial of i covering back building about Is
3 80 upon the old single roof this year ago last
July and has remained perfectly tight and unchanged in a
peranee since The second August on
new building and has proved entirely satisfactory Since then
nave covered two other houses which likewise
tory and all remain unchanged in appearance firm
without crack contraction, and II is uRqneonably superior
to any other composition roofing have seen.
HENRY EMERsoNs
Ar Emerson is no doubt well known the citizens Of New
Orleans he having been merchant for number of
REFERRING
l. s. Holden, No. lOl Magazine street.
j. F. Jeter, proprietor of yersnda Hotel
j.. Michel, City Attorney.
j. NJ Hall, merchant, Teoupiioulas and Canal
Gregor Wilson, corner Camp and Canal sts
R. Seaton, architect
james Clough, builder.
s. r. Griggs, Of the firm Of VOORHEES, Griggs Co.
Fl. c. CALDWELL ESQ.
Capt j. R. Latham.
Mrs @. Tanner, parish OF Terreboune
F. II. Quitman, ESQ., parish Of Terrebonne
hessrs. kitredge Ewing parish Of Infourche
j. r. Thompson, Esq, parish Of Lafourche
,eo. s; Tenny, Esq, Female Academy Thibodaux
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Lao hooks, Easc hooks.

For sale by
t H o M A S l.. w II / Il Il !.
ROOESEzx.ER,
los. CANAL STREET. ...,.. los
ENGLISH Law AND EQUITY REPORTS : Volume soth.
UNITED STATES ANNUAL DIG Esr--voiume lsth.
UNITED STATES STATUTES ATLARGE--lo Volumes
CURTIS DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
United states-22 Volumes.
Separate volumes Of above complete SETS jail 2ps
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II hIMb All,
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.

Pointe Celeste, Parish Of Plaquemines Nov 90 1851
IN Nay Ia had large part my sugar house covered
with w p Childs Co. Elastic Fire Water Proof
cement Roofing SO far has viesstudes Of heat
and cold we'll Since them have used several other
7. H. McMANus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

Direct Importation.
M. r. HA G. GERTY 81 BRO.
Nos. los Canal, and I2 Royal street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Rue du Fanbourg Poissoniere No. o a Paris .
IAPORT TIERS or
SILKS, sATINs, CAsHMEREs, DIERINos,
CLOTHS, yELvETs, sHAwLs,
CLoAKs, MANTILI.As, Parasols
MARQUIsEs, Laces, Ribbons, Trimmings,
HOSIERY, Gloves, Perfumery,
LINENS, Damasks Napkins
TABLE CLOTHS sheeings, Diapers
LACE SETS Embroideries,
CORSETs, Mousselin dc Lame
ALPACAs, Barpour, Bombazlne
BoABAZETTE, Jaconets,
CAMBRICs Swiss Muslins Broche ana jacquard Muslins
LACE and Muslin Curtains
SATIN DAMAsK, An Wool Damask
GIMPs, Tasses
TARTAN YALENCIAs. Poplins, etc. etc.
We commence on MONDAY the sale Of our ENTIRE
STOCK, all Of which
Must he Closed Immediately
TO make way for our SPRING STOCK, now purchasing
during the panic in Europe.
Jas 2pf NJ. R. HAGGERTY & BRO.
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Winter. Clothing at Cost for Cash

Winter Clothing at Cost for Cash
f. STRINGER &c CO.,
3S.........,...., Camp Street.
Offer their
FASHIONABLE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS
At CoST FOR CASHil
BEAVER and CLOTH RAGLANs.
BEAVER and CLOTH ovERCoATs
LION SKIN aud PILOT CLOTH sAcs.
BLACK and COLD CLOTH OFFICE COATS
FANCY CASHMERE OFFICE COATS.
RICH CASHMERE and SILK VESTS
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASHMERE PANTS
RICH SILK PLUSH and VELVET VESTS
SCOTCH and AMERICAN sHAwIs,
MERIEo UNDERsHIRTs 4 DRAWERS.
We offer the above Goods COST in order to reduce our
large stock and to make for Spring Goods
F. STRINGER & CO.,
lSo zpiN IS Camp street
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J. R. PoINIER 4 co.
oes l S. HOLDEN 81. No. - los nsc,In. .tr.,

R We have been applying this Roofing extensively this
city and State since May last and ask the following
certhces and references Of those who this Roofing
New Orleans, Jan. 4 1853
This is certify that witnessed experimenis made
upon Chds Patent Elastic Cement which proved 10 nv salts
faction its bustbiy under cnmsances expo
sure to which the roof OF house liable convinced
a Of its perfect mperviousnes have mad
fiat roofing covered with was previously leakv
but is thoroughly tight. ''
CHAS. BRIGGS
President Of the New Orleans Board Underwriters
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AIhe numbers will be from Glass Wheel the first
one drawn will win the first Prize Of TEN THOUSAND DOL
IN CASH. the second the Diamonds the third one
% pest watch and so on until six hundred numbers are drawn
which will distribute all the Prizes
ofuers Tor Tickets by mail accompanied by the money
VIII be promptly filled by return mail
street New Orleans
Irresponsible persons viii be appointed attend to
er's OF those ticket holders may be absent from the city
on the day Of the drawing
sIhe numbers of the Tickets drawing the Prizes will BE-
published in the city papers day after the distribution
drawn BY parties out of the city will be held sub
jeci to their order
RarIHE MOST UNDERSTANDABLE REFERENCES win
be given as the integrity responsibility of the parties con
neeted with this enterprise
~ Agents wanted dispose of Tickets in Memphis Yieks
burg, Mobile and other inland cities
NJ R. sMI1H & CO.,
IMPORTERS or WATCHES
d22 2psn No 81 Camp st., near POydras, New Orleans
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das aP'H No, " Camp St, near roydra., New ors,n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

Just received large and beautiful assortment Of Bronze
Porcelain MODERATOR LAMPS from the best Paris manu-
LION & PINSARD,
jas 2pu Royal and BienviIle sts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

"OOLEN FLOCKS.--The subscriber is con-
w asstly receiving the beet quality Of ENGLISH and
R1EHCH FLOCKs of su eoofs. whioh be offers for sae
Lite - sok purcAasers April 70 SAMUEL TH0MP5ONs
HEf ukW, NJ rs fssnst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
Fancy FuRs \, wuo.r..l.

Il AT WHOLESALE.
BALLARD, SHUTE 6 OoS
AS BROADWAY, Ms
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE yOcek4 ~
RETAILERs soeustoa.ed 70 Pufohs;s suHs u ~ 1
pr.oce sdopted by the wosss Manufacturers Of TINS ci
within twelve mooths Of throwing thsu stocks open Io
RETAILIH0 PURPOSES Just a. The se.son iof con
susptiop srris.s sud til expecting tae RE6U LAR kEE
ER and the JOBBkR 70 cenans thsr cus'Sm-sS ~
NECESSITY, JUSTICE OR POLICY
the ssue but the contrary do hiu 1eieve u p1e
ABILITY os THE TRADE or THIS CITY 70 support
st least or,
ONE STRICTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
To this end sy ros invite the ateroG Of IL thoss M
vsy Interested, 70 their very
CoNP,rTg srocx ov
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
embracing The nohes - vel " The mor' COMMON v'1'~
GENTS, nUFFLERs CAPS, COATS,
GLOVES AND FANCY ROBES.
s of which they v sell 10 suck buyers ere in favor OF ~
sssscehtson osd ieystj3oh brsiAess
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
Miseellanecss.

FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY D1rrsSyTvss MXrnsss,
CARPYTs. BOOKS. 81. sc. a. No. iSs.sa', w"
and i'.h ,...
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
GepartuersbiY Notices.

NNHE FIRM Of STANFORD & DELISSER,
Pubhshsp this day doived By mutual conssnt, NJ.
STANFORD retiring oo boDesa The agneelre Of tas INN
win oay be sssd b. r l. Denser in sett.~ment, k@
THOS N stanford,
r l. DcLiSSER-
The business her-s- codzrtea under the aud stys
SSrANFuRD DELissxR ws, In fsr-e b. eoud lotei By
toe subscriber under bic usns.
R. l. DtLisSEa, No. 5as 5rosiSsy.H
Esw-r9rt, 10. - i&S.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
NVERC OATS! OvERC ATSM
~ GREAT BARGAINS IN 0ENrD

" GREAT BARGAINS IN 0ENrD T..
.. CLOTHING!
We oaw. q sre.tly reduced prices.
SIX HUNDRED Esquimsux. Beaver and Pro.Ciota
OvERCOATS
Manufactured BY us oft best French aad Engli.h
COATING5,
nado In the test manner and
LATEST STYLE.
Also cp hand large and beautiful assortmsnt d
BUSINESS SUITS,
TO match.
All of which will be so a. Unprecedented low prices for the
quality ard style Of goods
On hand constantly
A FULL ASSORTMENT
GENTLHMENs FURNIsHING GOODS
Gentlemen will ind IN their interest TO txaniae our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
MCKINLEY McGRkDE,
No. 1l3 Broadway, cor. Lispersrdst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
DALACE GARDEN PAVILION.
IL TO NI0HT fsssurfay,, nov. q.
PROFEy66R STAIRS

Prof STARR Who sstonlsbes hs aadenoes By EnIs,dn,
Animals Fourteen Al,ons q Tmes Larger than Life 40;
then fee Dc he urcu Living Monsters Ia the presencs OF h.
.a.e, wil sive one Of ts POPULAR ENrEkrAINMENTs
In tie SPACIOUS eegant and comfortable Pavilion ftss Pssc<
Gardens TONIGHT.
Aent.sncs IS cents; children half prize Doors spea 8.
entcrs sipm eut comm eucne d "A.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

EAIR OF the AMERICAN UNION,
Il For tie rrDvssstaticn Of Asrcnare Hosticuare CON-
u,ere In, eui;oa Naapfxes Nschancs tbs sceacos sad
AT No. GO BROADWAY.
The ahovs cseics and eesa1. BUILDING se,ec~d By n,
Board Msnss-s open Of the r-cseoa of articles
eILibtip Cds 70 BE- diverea the Crosby. entrsnc.
~hes- tbe Reception Committee vii b. In stieIaaac The
Entry Clerk giye r-<irt k-s kc 6y order Of s.s
Board of Marsgsr, HENRY WINFIELD, Vice Prs<.s1..
A.. t. NsisLI,, sscEe;cy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

4O cocI AcREs HssSs q PINE Tu.Es TIMsEs and
TMr kspAY the 18th day Of January 1850 a. O'Clock
" S oe soa ,ne sown o. Seefonf Centre County Pa about
Ctruc aud Cesrhe!d Countiss Pc sl lying in body.
within three mes Of the Snow Shoe Cos Mue the
minus of the Belefont and Snow Shoe Railroad which
being cocstracsed Lying In the heart Of the great numbering
region Of the branch Of the Susq sans River this
property well worthy the attention Of capitalists Title good
possession given the M day Of April 1885, For psrcg
lars address r. n. LONG. Trustee. Lancaster, Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

GREAT SALE Of WINTER OVERCOATS,
" for Men and Boys-larsest stock In the city-st
OAK HALL,
Nos 81 and e6 Futonst and 49, ~ and ~ 0ods New York
My assortment Of Fine aud Heavy OvERCOAr3, BU5I-
NESS COATS PANTS VESTS kc Ia immense and consists
OF every hind, style and quality In market.
Ny FINE OVERCOATs are made equally @ good ~ the
frr.-clsss Custom Work. have for instance, about
loco Fine Esquimsux, Labrador, Moscow and
fine Beaver Ovsrcoas from .......... S120$25
1,s00 Castor, Velvet, Seal Skin aud knotted
Beaver Overcoats, FROM. ..........$50SI5
1900 Black. Brown, Blue and Olive Cloth Over
1850 Black Brown and Blue Overcoss from. &60$l2
1000 Petersham Lion Skin, Lambskin, Whirl
pool and other Overcoats from. $50 90
BOYS CLOTHING, of every kind: FURNISHING GOODS,
SHAWLS, TRUNKS, &c.
NJ Blowing to the seness Of the and having such
immense stock have deter mined lin order 70 make quick
ssles) TO SELL OFF the entire stock Of WINTER GAR
MENTs for Cash. greater reduction than has yet been
made.
This House has been for years the Great Clothing Mart for
citizens and also visiting the Metropolis Don't buy
until you call ut OAK HALL.
Open until 81 p. IN. Satlrdsys: II p
THEO X. b. DEGR0OT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06
DIED.

BtRLFI0H-AtE I6 FORSYTH street ruAs3sy ccu.ump
CAsHmAN-In thi. city Taessay May Msa keb-cc. ~
Youngest taulhter Of the late Dsni,l Cssarnsn.
stsnS he fune:s from her fssid-oce Euch Neish
boIh,td n j. on Tsrsdss a. 9socs p n C;'T'i ,
CALLEEpER-On "wednesday Edward T. Calender Of con-
Tn. fr srs viii tai Place Saturday a. O'Clock p from
No m Dcsne street Brooklyn: Tbs relatives and en Of
tn. family Decatur Chapter No. IS; o. u the ? A
Civ Of Bokyu Lodge No and Sleut, Lodge No. 1893 Of
z A. d., are respectfully invited to attend
DU FLOS-In Brooilyn. Tuesday, May Mr.. Louis Du
Fnnsr. service. vii take place at hi. late residence NJ s
Dean street rhrrsc.y May g. to which bis friends snd
those Of the family respectfully invited.
pU BOIs-On Tuetdsy Nay sNer long and severe illness,
TIL. iene. If the family snd those hi. Eten and
.sie pc ' No. Ks street on Friday
O'Clock, without further notice
Dow-ln ri, city. on Tuesday morning Ma'i Villain '"
CREER-At No West Twentyuinth MONDAY, May
Of ptit Joseph Greer son OF dore 'feer III the
HFNDERSON-In Brooklyn on Monday May Of con,uup'
ton Archibald Henderson, florist in this All Of his age
HYER-At No $50 Center street, rus.dsy hsy Johu
Lawrence H,er aged ii years mo, rs and days.
HALLIn B,ocklyp, Tuesday May Joseph Hail. formerly
sbsd scInys se 81 Year. IL so ws toe ,ay SsI,
@ the i,1it Ct the stse for th
E 9e d ms y" c S.0 T H funeral wi will take
p'soe in albany ou Fiday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
EEILI-Oa Sunday May at Hutss., Eilh'y ,nta street
AFT ,eyrre illness John Neil In the 6lst yesT OF his
RAYMoND-In Brooklyn. Tuesday May T. Benjamin
FrsDkn Rsyuo nd youngest tld Of James AID Ez beth
Raymond sged year months aud days.
RFILLY-Suddenly, Tuesday Msy 4. Sarah Ana Agnes
Reilly wife Of TLOma Reilly and daughter OF ms late Robert
Lcsre cred a years and mon'hs. go
friends Of the family respectfully invi et 70 attend the
f mo'rrg from her late eidnce No 252 Third
erue at 10 O'Clock 81 StcphenI Church where solemn
al M.s, of Requiem vii be celebrated aud themes to
Calvary Ceue'e'y.
SANFORD-kt No lf9 Division street Tuesday May John
Sanford IL thu 25;h yesf of his age
WADSWORTH-In the town Of Rochester Iorsn Co.. Ohis,
on the NOR ing Of the 9Th Of April Of scarlet eye, kite
May only child Of David end Rosena c. Wscswoh aged
yesr, 10 months aud 96 days
Little Kittir thou ant at rest,
And ell thy sufernes Ger;
Thy lite fofm is cold il desth.
Ard thy sweet Voice VIZ hear no more.
Sl..p on sweet bebe and taks thy rest,
Tho- gh much dear parents mourn Tor thee
0od c-,ed the- homs-Hr thought il bes',
A little sngei he'd have thee be.
Thou nusi, Of nov in thst bright throrg
OF tte children gone before,
here pain and suft iirg come;
There X tile will be sick p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06
WEDNESDAY, May Up. N.

The features Of the Stock market to-csy' ii
detcipors, were much the same as those OF !oSIe',
day. Tue transactions were large in some Stocks, ana
the downward tendency of yesterday con'inper Up
to The close, VITA little or no reae'i'H 80
cp,iors were offered rather more freely s.1ousH
rot p,.aed on the market-the bears not exhiolns
that cor tiderce 10 the conlnuMce OF tne oec"n,
wlieh would iIduce them to put out large hse' ~
sbo,t stock. The recent operators for n'e IN .n'
me en- time have been FOR day or Two 1eAnANs
TO considerable extent which na' mo- 80
mich more PEE ty, AID this With the moderate amour.
Of ou,ite orders 10 buv in the hsud Of commission
br kerr is doubtless the true explanation O. the aeca
ife turn Of the msrke. since Monday. Notwfh:'aoa-
pe the large amount Of unemployed capital 10 tas han's
of tts pubic, that upcrsnt element IN sa'.s aass
.pe euators ia walsrset has not Of late been 'sducea
no s,oct mov.mcp.s to any important eH.su..
Hence the frequency and shO,t duration OF the re-
Ger, euc,p,,ions The start WHICH is giyeu BY
tbs buying Of a few lesdtas bills 10 checked ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06

ORGANIZATION OF TuE HoDoKEs COMMON CouN-
cIL-The newly elected Council Of the CITY OF II ieo'
ken held liza first meeting Monday night aud organ
lied BY the election Of Councilman James IL. Wilson
of the Third Wsrd Chamsn. No business vas
IRE saced by end receiving May Morsons message
ard ordering 800 copies printed. TIE Mayor sd 'lses
the speedy Introduction of Psssac water ito the city
tie erection Ct addition al buildings for tae scoommo-
DAFT N Ct the public schools. and the employ aent OF
Graduates Of the Nomsl School as teachers urges the
Council to strict enforcement Of the license laws gov
enrg iDps q, taveins siviess them against the eA
renciture Of moIey beyond the amour; appr'prs'ed
by the people, and makes msny useful suggestions
az to the general management Of the city government