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Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25
The Utah Expedftion.

A concentration Of troops has been ordered
to reinforce the Utah army. The following are
the number which make up different regiments
comprised in this order: A regiment of Dra-
goons, 15 commissioned officers, and 800 en-
listed men. A regiment of Cavalry, 80 COM
missioned officers, and S55 enlisted men. A
regiment of Infantry, "a commissioned officers,
and s44 enlisted men, and company Of Light
Artillery, commissioned officers, and S5 men.
The aggregate number Of this reinforcement,
commissioned officers and enlisted men, would
amount as authorized, to 2726, but, owing to
various causes which attach to all army move
ments, this is subject to great reduction, SO
that the actual force which will probably be
sent, in obedience to this order, will not exceed
1000 men, all told. The first expedition to
Utah was greatly diminished by desertions
while passing through Nebraska, on account
of promises made to employ the soldiers in
Kansas, and the fears Of encountering the
hardships of winter campaign on the plains.
From Independence the progress Of the army
is only about twenty miles per day. The reg
ular habits of the army while on this march
keep them in health, but soon after they go into
camp an unfavorabe change generally occurs
in the health of the soldiers, and much pre-
caution is necessary to prevent the spread of
disease, as scurvy, dysentery, &c.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

GET HoME.-Get home, rich or poor, get
a home and learn to love that home, and make
it happy to wife and children by your beaming
presence; learn to love simple pleasures flow
ers of Gods own planting, and music of his
own; the bird, wind and waterfall. So shall
you help to stem the tide of desolation, power
ty and despair, that comes upon so many
through scorn of little things Oh, the charm
of little home; comforts dwell there that
shun the gilded halls of society. Live humble
in your little home, and look to God for a
grander one.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

TRUE GREATNESS great man is affable in
his conversation, generous in his temper, and
ir movable in what he has maturely resolved
upon. And as prosperity does not make him
naughty and imperious, so neither does adver.
sity sink him into meanness and detection; for
If ever he shows more spirit than ordinary, il
is when he is illused, and the world is frown.
ing upon him. In slsort, he is equally removed
from the extremes of servility and pride, and
scorns either to trample on worm, or cringe
to an emperor
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

A DEAD LOCK IN MTsNEsoTA.-The people
Of Minnesota have adopted State constitution
and elected State officers and State Legisla-
ture. The government is all ready to go into
operation, and the Legislature has assembled
at St. Paul, but there matters come to stand
for the reason that nothing can be done until
Congress admits Minnesota as a State. No
laws can be passed, for there is no Territorial
Legislature, and the State Legislature cannot
act Should their admission be long delayed
the people of the territory will be put to seri-
GUS inconvenience
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

THE DTFERENcE.-Sydney Smith says that
"people often imagine themselves pious when
they are only bilious"
Krauslaut, whose liver is out of order, says,
+" that he thinks Sydney ought to have known
the difference between serious disposition and
serious ndispositon"
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

WHAT A GREAT MAN ENvIEs venera-
BILE Walter Savage Landor, one of the few
classic authors of the nineteenth century, says
in recently published letter to r. W. Emer-
son, that he never envied any accomplishment
except waltzing, although he had always felt
sure that the attempt to learn dancing would
prove failure.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

The MEANEsT MAN.-We think that the
meanest man in the world is he who, after en-
joying the privilege with his wife and children,
of reading newspaper every week for months,
and obtaining therefrom instruction and amuse-
without paying for his paper, thereby COM
pelling the postmaster to order it stopped.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

PovERTY.-A shrewd old gentleman said to
his daughter, Be sure, my dear, you never
marry a poor man; but remember that the
poorest man in the world, is the one that has
money and nothing else" There is much truth
in this that we commend to the ladies'
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

Very PoLIrE.-A gentleman once convers-
ing in the company of ladies, and criticising
rather severely the want of personal beauty in
other ladies' of their acquaintance, remarked ::
"They are the ugliest women know" and
then, with extraordinary politeness, added,
"present company always excepted"
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

SMART Boy" Where was !" said little
urchin, Que day to his mother, as he stood gaz-
ing upon his drunken and PROSTATE pa; "where
was when you married pas Why didn't
you take me alongS could have picked out
better man than he is.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25
PHELAN'S CUSHIONS.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES To INFORM THE PUBLIC
that he has purchased the Exclusive Patent Right
make and sell PliELAN'S COMBINATION CUSHIONS, -
for this State and Oregon and THAT THEY GAN BE PU
CHASED OF NO OTHER PERSON IN THIS CITY, Purchas-
ers will protect themselves from being 1ed by
berng the above facts Orders for taking down. setting up
repairing Tables attended the shortest notice Pri
vate gentlemen Clubs wishing procure
Phelans Model Billiard Tables Combination Cushions
will please address NJ +. HUGHES
$50 jackson st, next to international Hotel,
o29 San Francisco
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IL persons having Claims against the Estate Of MEL
"A son PEPPERS, deceased, hereby notified to l.
hb them with the necessary vouchers 10 the undersigned
at his place of residence in the town Of Marposa Marposa
County, State OF California within ten months from the
date Of this notice the will be forever barred
J. W. ToRNEY, Public Administrator.
Mariposa, February lst, 1858. N.4w
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25
MICHAEL PHELAN'S
IMPROV WE'D
Billiard Tables
AND CUSHIONS,

ID ATENTED FEBRUARY 10Th, 1886. THESE TABLES
il combine the incest mathematical accuracy of work.
manshp with elegance Of design and possess ali the quail
ties that esteemed by scientific players The Cushions
Of superior correctness and lower than any others
made and so constructed to prevent all jumping of the
balls All articles connected with Billiards at the lowest
cash prices
Just Published "THE GAME or BILLIARDS, " by MI,
chael Phelan--Price, 81 50 NJ. E. HUGHES,
o29 1S0 jackson street Sole Agent
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

The VILLAIN" Ipdustry must prosper, I"
as the man said when holding the baby for his
wife to chop wood
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS

rINHERE Is NOTHING MORE IMPORTANT IN ADDING
Il to the appearance of gentleman's dress than we'll
fitting SHIRT, such made by Madame Plum
mer, No. 2s3 Dupont street, San Francisco, to which
Davis a Jones' celebrated Shirts are in way equal
Call and examine the French Yoke Neck Shirts The
teals found not at the option of the customer Dress
ing Gowns Collars etc made 10 order, at short notice
and low price LADIES' and CHlIDREN'S LINEN and
other Clothing constantly hand and made to order
Wedding, Ball and Theatrical costumes made at shortest
notice. and forwarded by Express. MADAME PLUMMER,
ja2sq 2s3 Dupont street San Francisco
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.
Also, a Two-story Frame Building,
GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION NOW ON
VI hand. and warranted genuine For sale at the Drug
Store, west side Of the Plaza by
dlT A. H. BOYCT
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25
N O t 4 G Q .

COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE. /
MnIERTos, FREsso Co. November 3D., 1857.
rNE undersigned Surveyor Of fresu0 County respectful
y informs the Public that he Is prepared TO Sur
yey Swamp and Overlooked Land Presumption Claims and
all kinds Of Surveying Civil Engineering etc Also that
he will attend TO having the Dearatory Statements taken
Of persons wishing to locate Public Lands
Any business entrusted 10 his charge will be promptly
attended to application at his ohce in Millerton
7. c. SrAIIO
nl23m County Surveyor, Fresno Co.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

Applications for Bounty Land Warrants correctly made
out and all Claims against the United States Government
against the New Granadan Government, by OF
losses sustained during the Panama Riots Of Aprihe l6th
1856 collected through Special Agent at Washington
n5 ;3m islm2dp
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25
NOTICE TO SETTLERS ON U. s. LANDS.

-JNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION
l. to the locating of Military Bounty Land Warrants for
Settlers United States Surveyed Lands TO be offered at
Public Sale by order of the President of the United States
in May next Such Warrants will be received at the differ
Land Offices In this State at the rate Of 81 25 per acre,
and the assignments in all cases when made by GUAR
ANTEED Parties holding such Warrants and desiring
sell will receive the highest cash market price and those
desiring TO PURCHASE, LOCATE, OR PROVE UP THEIR
CLAIMS will do well to call upon Settlers at distance
wishing to locate warrants do through Power Of At
torney which will be furnished by upon application
through letter. Charges moderate
+. O. WAKEMAN.
WIN. l.. HIGGINS,
Notary Public
San Francisco HERALD Office
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm lately known as
wM. CROCRER co. is this day dissolved by mutual
sent. WM. CROCKER,
Hornitos, Feb. 18th, 1888 r. RAK0w.
Rg All debts due the above firm will be recepted for by
Lous HADucH ESQ, Main street, Hornitos f1s3t
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

SACRAMENTO, FEB. Is
SENATE.-Senate bill %, an act amendatory Of and
supplementary to an act entitled act to provide fol
the formation Of corporations for certain purposes
passed April l4th 1853 and act entitled an act tc
provide for the formation of corporations for certain
purposes, passed April H. 1854 passed April 80, 1853
was read third time
On the question of the passage of the bill, an elab
crate discussion ensued and the bill was finally passed
AsSEMBLY-Mr Edwards, from Committee on
Public Lands, reported favoraby to Assembly bill for
better protection of settlers. Bill ordered printed.
Speaker announced as the additional members upon
the committee TO consider that portion Of the Inaugural
Address which treats equalization Of taxes through
out the State Messrs. Ferguson, Of Sacramento, and
Shepard Of San Francisco.
Mr.. Clarke gave notice that he would introduce q
bill for amendment to the Revenue Act. Mr. Shep-
ard an act for relief Of purchasers of delinquent tax
sales Mr. Havens, Of an act to amend revenue act
md equalze taxation.
The act authorizing the arrest Of persons charged
with crime. on telegaphic dispatches from the proper
officers, was passed
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 10.
sENATE-Order Of the day, q bill to amend an act
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-25

oAUKANENTUl FeD To
SENATE Order Of the day bill to amend an act
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

V'OBACCO.-TOBACC STALL FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco nv own account
S Under he style Of JoRs PRICE. Jr co. q and
All business entrusted in have the best attention
We will ~ all times keep band large and choice stoc
satted for all markets. In hogshoads and bales All ecri
hsies for plantation use Holm Pl2ifE IL
New Orleans, October I, 1857. ~ Il
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AUCTION SALES.

SECOND AND LAST sALE OF SPLENDID ITALIAN
Marble and A1abaser nary Vases Groups selected
expressly by signor O. b. Pandolhn for the City.
BY N. vIGN1E Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, 18th January, 1858, and the
following day iO o'clock No. 80 Camp street
will be sold public auction
splendid and extensive collection Of Marble gtstuary
beau fu Figures too numerous TO describe
italian and English Poets large collection Of Marble Vases
kruscan Hrbe Medcie Roman Gfeciau Gothic
Yesw Of sienns and Bardgiio Of various styles and sizes
tastefnly and elegantly carved in alto reeyo
giant Tazzs and Gard Receiver belgian Lions
Corner Pieces Fruit Bowls Flower Vases beautiful
tine nsd work Baskets: Agate Wntch
Fountain and Birds and variety of marble and ala
baster Hrtlcles useful and ornamental
The above Goods have been selected from eele
braed sndos OF Italy by sgnof Pandon from
voyage the continent OF Europe where he the
hest and accredited studio securing the most beautiful
objects Of ART and happy TO exhibit them the citizens
Of New Orleans.
The Goods ready for examination. Catalogue. will
be delivered to visitors. laid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

MACHINE FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF MINERAL.
Water complete, and Soda Water Fountains.
BY PLACIDE y. SPEAR, Auctioneer
Office, 50 Chartres street
9 ATURDAY, the 10th Inst, at Ill o,clocI X
- A. NJ. AT his auction 81 Charres street. between
Bienville and Cont Streets will be sold
complete Machine for the manufacture Of Mineral Water
and also four Soda Water Fountains good der and
worthy the attention OF those dealing in that line.
RE@TERMS-Gash delivery. als
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60 - OmNfBUS LINE FOR SALE -
fs==f2 The undersigned, desirons OF EerrE E3
from active business offers for sale ana 3I
perry and Omnibus Lii ~
The ihee story Brick Dwelling House. veranda front Ma
at two thousand dollars per annum. = = --
2 The three story granite front Store corner
New Leyee streets rented to Messrs John T. Moore Co. a
fifteen hundred dollars per annum. - -
The splendid family Mansion Epanade street CORNER of
Tont occupied by the unders gne together wi the fur
nuFe, carriage, horses = =
T. The Dwelling House Espanade street. now occupsd nv
L. Ganet ESQ., and rented six hundred dollars per annun
The one story Dwelling Espauade street. rented 10 Mr.
Paul Berger at two hundred and forty dollars per
O. The story Dwelling Espanade street rented At two
hundred aud sixty four dollars per nnnum.
l. One hundred and thirty Of Gro md franf IN
hundred dollafs per annum. =
g. One hundred and ay feet Of Ground on he New Canal
sine street. = -f-S
9. Several hne Building Los Esplanade street
10 Several squares Of Ground IN Bath Mattewvile
H. The LINE OF 0MNfBuSSES known as the Ravou
Road Line" Said line consists Of head Of fine Nuie
Horses IL omnbusses, Harness. every Article
sy Tor carrying The business To man such
an pportuny TOR safe business Is rarely be met
TOT tne prices and conditions OF the above which
viii be yerJ low and advantageous purchaers apply 10
,,. b. RODRIGUEZ,
olo ln corner Of EsplaDsde and Tonti SIS.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


M a1sdsSsg aasa ~ * III
sA ~. CO. for he sale q shs very supsTor
Brandy prepared receive orders fer either ~
Union supply Constantly ssnd sample. ss e e
nlz y Corner Of eravi,r street. md an New Isvss.
CHsA Hal, I. s.'5s AqEEc MOST oHAvDox's
-, fss ae sierJ e De Perdrx, vsrzsnay snd Yin Inps
JULES MUxnrs co.'s Anchor vsr4epsy. cssinss aax
The subscriber auieri,sd to receive orders o. Hbs..
ssnto y dealers generic sssf
always on hand Samples eau Be seen ths en1ee q
MI Y Conner Of r.vss stree, w nd n. r..s.
SAZERAC BRANDIes WE HAVE A doom
Sdess or stock y Ill sssi ass ssI
a. ss p ss.s'ss sa sss
pss as Z s. q "a r. ss
New YoIs terms ;Ss p.iss: - = ''''
sssd sia' i bsa hss1s asus cas-
i 1sif'ip'' brand gIs. csssa c. ssu-s Bs.u4ss
g.. J. F FiI:sIS, . q. .
Z 1ssiss. United rrepri:tsr. /. h Isss
i barrels s s.ss5,s. 81 asa.sss yAI.l,,
q old Menspgahea
Ios 6ssiksis c Cham sia; Hsis.ssct a Co.;
SO ss.s: Turner BlOhsIs ssissSsssd enest Wine,
g g cases :. RR. ..s5s.y Brandy;
SO different brand. B hsss ID. BsEs Ho.,.,..,
100 adossn sssi ID iS Lcs sss'
~ :. CLAIMS;
100 quarts and pint: f Is1oa Porter sud ss
large Preserves Pie Fruits eiss and jams.
Also general stock Of Steamboat and Bar Stores on hand
ts4 u IcADY 4 HOLMES. esavssrss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

NAlU ABLE PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE FIRST
District and Paying RemuneIatiye on the Money
Invested
BY NEVILLE 4 JARREAU,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Anctioneer.
Office, No. Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, the 23d Inst, at IL o'clock MI.
- ~ banks eade Magazine street. in the city of New
leans Will be sold the following described property without
reserve sale positive, via. "
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with The
improvements thereon consisting of two fine brick stores
situate in the First District in the square bounded
Magazine Camp and Natchez Streets and designated the
Nos and A. plan deposited in the office of CT
Esq, Notary Public Said Lots feet inches and
lines on hatcher street, by about 6S feet in depth.
Store No Fronts NHtchez Bank measures
abont rs feet inches front NRtchez street. by about 50 feet
10 inches more less In depth together with use
yard % feet 6nehes in lergh by " feet width mmou 10
said prem and the adj lining property belonging
mereal Bank Of New Orleans plan by Moell-
hausen Surveyor and deposited in the office of Cenas
Esq, Notary Public.
The above be rented four dollars
annum, and is sold to close copartnership.
Application for the purchase previous I'D must be
made to The anctioneer.
Terms-One third cash balance a Of one and two
years, for notes bearing interest per anpum
from date until maturity cent interest then paid
until final payment Said notes be by mortgage on
the property.
Ae of sale before j. Z. Jarreau
pense oil thepurehaser' jaI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

IREAsuRER'S OFFICE Z
City Of Jefferson. January list is5s /
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS = NOTICE Is
IN hereby given 70 all persons residents nonresdens
indebted to the city OF Jefferson for year 1851 and
previous thstihe said lakes due and payable
LIST day Of January 1858 to the LIST Monday June 1865
Notice further given that will he my Office corner of
vaence ard Levee streets, from o'clock NJ O'Clock p
NJ TO receive sid taxes and II the the
mentioned time they win be dealt with according to law
Il. X. CHEVALLEY, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
BuREAu Do TRHsoRIER.

Vile de Jefferson, lie Ter ianvier 1853
Wis AUX CONTRIBU ABLES-FAR LIE PRE-.
II avis ouies residenies tesidants
Vile d. Jefferson qui es
mposees eonfo nemen Ia oi pour 1851 ct anees
preeedene sot notifies one les diies dues aer
1858 ie sera burean dams la cham
conseil eooignne des Valence Leyee vile de
dites taxes.
Toaes perounss devant taxes la de Vile sont mar lie
present reuis davolr sadresser burean Isl az Ter
JUN lSiS peine de la lOi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
RUILDING MATERIAL. BRICKS, FIREwooD
'. DEMoRrELLE. ne.

v. EN- o RCELLE, Dealer
AT the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, snch a.
Lime White and yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris shin
giles Iths Also English French and Amerra ~
Bricks and al kinds Of Firewood ~
Orders from the country promptly carefully attended
auQ IL
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coPAR TNERsHIp.

| - ~--f~ So
M e; ;,; JAMES ~. LEvEY Is rHIs DAY AE-
New o,,.... J.,..,t I, CLEMSON COLEMAN GO.
--s- 2.,--.z. : -ne-.t y, lsls. eizH
Nod i.cl fr q. HA ". HAS gEEx ADMITTED
New Orleans, July i. 1851. fhos- . cAsET;;
DISSOLUTION -THs PARTNERSHIP HgRET0-
5sy 5ess ssisy nnssa hs syIs Of y q W his
eofgs W. Lee viii slohs sn the name Of he hn IN Hqnda-
New Orleans, JaU g. lsss GO aEor Y. 4 LIZ kkk
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THE uspzssres
View New Orleans, Jan. 6. 1855 sSo' W. Nh
C,oPAHTsEHsHIP NOTICE -.xF. IosEPH
and fs s axe saG oG ~ S
New Orleans January j. 1858. -'' : NJ III
1'A partner in our house from this date.
New Orleans. January I. ISIS jI
HAY Y sd .g.g!gHsPEHAseD THE INTEREST OF
We VII continue the business under the Arm Of CAM
ROBERT G cAMMAcK.
~ o.. n :. go, GEo. W. WEST.
MACK ans ao me- y EosI G CAM
tim to the Sugar Brokerage business
New Orleans, Dec. %, 1857. az Inn.
NQTICE-IHE FIRM OF WATT, NOBLE 4 MOB
LEY hereby dissolved BY mutual consent the name
Of the firm will be partner only
liquidation. - = - "
WATT. NOBLE MoBLEY.
NOTfCE-WE HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED INTO A
Copertnersbip fo the transaction of Commission
Cotson raetoage busibess in this city under the firm
Of WATT 4 NOBLE JAMES M WATT
New Orleans, Dec d. 1857. ds4 I'm
N0TICE-THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR, j. A.
~ BEARD, will not alter the style Of frra The
will be continued articles copsrtnership by
the survivors, G. e. GIRARDEY c. PITTS who respec
fully solicit continuation public patronage
literally bestowed hem
suz II J. A. BEARD co.
THE INTEREST OF MR.. p. Y. MORTIMER IN
4 our business expired by Limitation the let inst.
JOSEPH lands 4 co.
rev orleans, November T. tBE. n9 II
u EMOvED-dLARK, NosBY 4 co. HAVE RE.
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/ OST-oN THE 4rH INST, A CERTAIN PRoMIsSORY
Note for one hundred and forty eight dollars twenty
i've cents dated h December 1851 payable forty DAYS K
yer dhte drawn by r. Marceins 10 order W. W. Care
Co.. and probably by them endorseed The public are hereby
having been stopped. - ~
jas 3tinl0d W w CARREk m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

On oJJf yEGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY, AT
A j. VEGAS respectfully announces to his friends
hs public that All his popular Dancing Academy
to meet With Sc mes liberal patronage The teaching will com
The fashionable tancers ouadre and the Caedoniaps,
Qnadre danced in the s relies Of Paris and London last
The popular chre6s' Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
MI M j. Vegas once ss every sg month month gu,
LadeTnesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till 10
childrenTsesdsys, Thursdays Saturdays, from till
Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
pg- practising party Ladies and Gentlemen every
Parievlsr be given to Children and many new
Fercy Dances before taught in this city, will be brought
Vegas give Lessons at semnAries and Private
The Musical Department the charge of that excellent
yonist Mr. A bENEGRi, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
~ For terms "gPly to Mr. g. VEGAS at odd Fellows
Hall or at Mr. GABloIs Music Store, 80 Camp street.
SD lO2 Royal street between Cont and St Louis.
ses s, Leave to inform her numerous customers that
for Masked Balls satin Do% lSasl styles styles
clown Devil ali soors; black Bear Bsnan hpe Fso
oeer and many ether costumes too
Sa T s and elegant which are fully
GILT AND SILVER FAPE-Received by the same arrival
Cir and Silver Tape, Gilt and Silver Cloth, t Silver
sels. DIG SIN
ASSS0 saE5Y snir Eo Ss ~ ssSa
~ Dauphin and Bourbon streets. 49,
MADAME GRoUx. from Paris,
CosTUMER,
Respectfully Informs her aud the public that hav
ing greatly increased her extensive stock nporta
lions from Pat che i now prepged 70 furnish the
pete and elegant assortment of COSTU MES Masks DOMI
and and n @ sy ss every nation
Paris. = 1880 - 49, - ="
Mrs bias large collection Of Costumes entirely new Her
Costumes for Ladies' Em idered Satin are tr
fiches which have hees made. Prices moderate
Madame Groux has Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies. - -i'r'N'u i't
Costumes mGde to order short notice az am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

RtlL1AHDS AND POOL-THE AMERICAN EX-
- CHANGE date ST. Ncholas) BILLIARD SALOON he
largest and most private and finest in the city been closed
for few days during which time the Is have been newly
elethed and IN hrst-elass playing order
The game II Pool will be introduced to gents ONLY
Ra-We solicit your favors- -
PHILLIPS PERKINS
Opposite ST. Charles Hatei 81 CHARLES street
i.nnch served daily from II A. w. to r. NJ and sub
''~HiAAs served AZ ngnI untii lime 70 close. do u