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YSVVVf R1OOO ' ROOVV w wv ~ VVWltkIIeU :
$500 DOR $1,000 fir etnen Msenten ; unb
S25OO, 5000 Dber $4,000 our @rMnpmua zines
peHtihen pclpttals In Nep'g)orf.
3p1 nte TT, peDer bier np1 tn europa, eth Itter articles lin
%terntbmen benz Qablttum uuter 70 annsbm6aren BsDinaunaeu
esboten pOrhen, wte pier BITE g0erft beS er6Btsn lest lebenbeu
beutfhem Dtbtets. S8er 8retl,sratbs 9Derte befeat, ibah,
ntGt Gletn UNI BITE 5ertnee NuSse6e pom IL Gts. per gDcGr
oeer $1.25 ate apet Wtcnate. en 8%ebtegeneS gDert an, uelGes
fur TIN unt fetue SamtItt bletpe1ben Wertb bat, fpuber er
bat not elei@teitt9 ole Gtance, ea nanb ,fles baares Gapttai
au erraerben, unb trd8t ent lid nod sur SrIuDura eines reuts
fben Sniff .uS Bel, peI6es ni4t duetn fur BITE In Stem. Norf Ie.
bsnten drnere1 Deutf&eH, foaDern aud fur bic IauienOe beut.
i@sr Gtnpan6erer, peI3e ber laaten, BON ben Iesensrst6ttn
Jelgen ftiu wtrb. ae
Wttt ben fOssnanatsn YrGmtsn.g srt6 stiuns.n bat baS In
8ete febeabs Hntsrnebmen Nt6ts seutetn. SIS Danbelt I'D
bier ntGt I'M bic 8ertbetlung BON @plDfebern. Qi9pardtbien
u. { No., fDabern UNI en bebeutenoeS bAdres Capital, pelue S
tn c n { 5anb fDmmenb, ben Wphltanb elmer Samtlte Be.
~Brunben lam e.. haneelt IT'D aud ntHt UNI cine In araue
5ene biaausseradte anbeftmmte Belt, ~fonbern bas Ganlc
m u y Ste gum l. Ausna 1859 eatf&ieSen iea, un5 eabitd II
Mqes tn bic 2dnbe Der 4sOnnentsn ielbft seIest unp Der Silent.
Ii6e1 9pntrsae anbetn8eeeben.
Mm Is. NRat 1858 bat be 5srauseabe tn QDO 6euIteferuuaen
begpnneu, unb aM IS. Suit TT bEr srfe Sanb Der @usaobt in
Q nren erfdienen. Se6e QDD&enItefsrune tpfct IS Gfs., IL.
Der 0anb ST %. S6Dn ~seblnbene Gremplare ptem Is SIS,
mebr per &ano. Das tsretts Grf&ienene utrb fUfOrt uab bic
J~ortiesuns tnnser bet @rfastaea s~elisfert. Die Bsiteauns
gilt fur oas game QDert.
&usfibrli6s Nnsetsen anb BET aIen A8enten au baben. 60.
ltbe GaGnner, wel6e In Srten, mo- nod tetn a8entt til, bic Maen.
tur absrnebrntn Wp 4en, bite t@, IT'D an mid ~ Denben,
Stem. Sprf, 81. Sult 1858. 6rteort6 Sertarb.
Mu8t7.i5Wtat, D1m (DDf.ys 4011)
Aaent tn Baltimore: 5ete $. ga m m en-,
81 Nsrb &utawfr. unb 116 5ib GbatesNr, w Stairs.
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N- GrcurftDn. - 5eute ben 20. Muauf
GrcurltDn Der JfennftePl &en S6ule mad Nul-
mann . Belle Sue @arten. Nue 6reunpe Der Su,
genb uno @r3tebung ntaGen mir barauf b~elonpers
aufmertlam.
OF @rpBe GrSffnnng bes Npt-
Spring>@arte 8. pr. GbepbOr ROlb, fri :
berer 8arfeeper IN Remington 5ale, bat Dbiees
Qofal Don 9rn. @inOpart tGuFt9 Ibernommen u.
Nib balIelbe beute, ben 23. Wugnt nit elmer
mn lifalil9en unterbcItuns %erShnen. Mae 6reunpe
bes 5rn. ROIb, lOpts pas publitunt I'M Mueemei.
men MAIDEN mir parauf aufmerflam. ns D
% @On3ert.- 5eate Abe1o "grpBes @on~
3ert" In rQibertY 9ale", aasgefIbrt Don Capt.
5eIbmanu's beltebtem Mult>& MQe Jreunbe
Der Mulit maben mir parauf aufmertlam.
o. @pn3ert. - 9eute Abeao rs Unaert-Wf Rue
Itn in Der pSurnbale" be5 fog. benz. Gurnperetns,
No. 800 Melt YrattltraBe Nae 5rrnnpe Der Wtu-
it 1aaten mir barauf aufmertlant.
CO. @pn3ert. 5eute Mbeno "Jnttruntettal>
0~pn3ert", aus9efIbrt bon Capt. SelontInn'S @ttp
@ornet Banbe, in Der ,NrbeiterbaIle", No. 5 Sio
S~riebriAltrafe. Nae Multfreunoe madden mir
hlrauf aufmerflam.
Gr Concert 6eute Nbenb nsrcBeS Jnfru>
i~nental>@ 0n5 err" in Der rIurnbaac" oeS nnabDan>
atgem GurnDeretnS, @fe bon Trpnt~ nno Mont
~barpftr. Nae 6renace Der Malf MAIDEN rpr barr
auf aufmertlam.
u- Gpnaert.- MOrsen rs pnsert>W Duff in
Der @artenwirtblGaft Der &eben>Haube. Nae
Mulfireunbe MAIDEN mir parauf aufmertlam.
G-s-::@ u 8 en- 9 4oninS's auSSe3etd>
uettn S&webtf4 Glitter subsrettet aus &btaarinbe
Elm nntraslt4es 1ettttI, seeen 2e9srbsfAwerbsa. @e,bfuat
DvssspFs, nuSerbaalt&fett, @srueai4Taps, @ab ma, @erss .
t~ranfterten ub alea aus etnsm tn u%nOrbnuna ~aerattentn
Aasen e~ntaebsnben +8rantteitea, TT su so Gents Oe Blafa su
Dertauf.n tn bcr Office bes gDeders.
ES Or. SwbneS 5uiammen9eiebte
9Dtlbttri9en. @prpp betlt p0rtreflt8 tartnaftsen 5anen, @r-
taitun9en, 5lutlpeitn, MISUNDERSTANDING, QebtrbelGmsr.
zen, .&tseln unb MmfRetssn tn Der Reble, Rursatbm sttit unh
SttGeMfen, fp~te aIe 8~rantbetten bes 5alfes uab Der 8ebIe
" OEWP Npef Der Xunae. Dtete Mrtnet tetntat tuHlet@ uub
!aatsrt 6e 8lat. SIN @rDb. nnD 8lttnsertaMf ~ BADEN tn
per OtFss pes sQDeaer~ ~ 81 per 5laf&t.
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Xbee unO Rdffee.

Yer aud WtrfIt6 0nt t.
aeenn ttr fdls&tsn SaTse uab Gbee strbrau9t, 10 tn ss
NIB lteenE bee uab 8afet Ra0en in Sent 9 to Re ben
eetnefea, @ds BON SAITH re. unO 8ttbsrtdfr.
aImo eer epthete Sen 9fNnta8 MeCraen bis Samfa8 Ma3t
EHp 8afee su faufen, Wat6tl
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MGcDbDI, per @aQ. 52-53 GtS.
Butter, bette @pbsa 20 Gents per %, @labes 1918, RsG
14-t7, 6aBtuter IL Cts.
UDbnen, Dr 5utbel rs 100.
Grader, 5 @ents per plumb.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
Telegraphod to the New Orlean, crescent.
MAILS INTERCEPTED BY INDIANS.


ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2-The first direct mail from
Albuquerque arrived at Neosho Missouri on the 18th
ult., having been 81 days out.
The mails were intercepted by war party of the
Laona Indians, but the mail party shot the principal
chief Of the Indians and the remainder fed.
The mail which left Neosho for Albuquerque on
the 10th ut. had neither been seen nor heard from
Brazil and Costa Rica
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2-The Government have re-
ceived official notice from Brazil Of a reduction of 30
per cent. on the duties on lour, by the Brazilian
Government.
Our Government has also received official advices
from Costa Rca, conveying expressions Of the earnest
disposition of the Government Of Costa Rica to settle
the claims of the United States against that Republic
in a satisfactory manner.
River Intelligence,
LOUISVILLE Dec. 2.--The Ohio river at this point
is nearly stationary There is five feet Of water in the
canal.
VlcksDURG, December 2.-The steamboat Chan.
celor passed down at o'clock last night the Twichel
at 3, the Eclipse at I this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

DEATH FROM EXCESSIVE FRIGHT.-0n Wednesday
or Thursday last, Mr.. Edwards, who resides on K
street. opposite the Northern market was walking in
his garden accompanied by his wife. As they ap-
preached the rear fence, dividing his premises from
those of a neighbor, large and ferocous dog made
a spring against the fence, in the attempt to seize
Mrs Edwards So sudden was the intended attack,
and SO near were the parties that Mrs. Edwards ner
vous system was completely prostrated by the shock
and she was carried into the house. Yesterday she
was visited by the family physician, who pronounced
her doing well but about an hour afterwards her
soul was in the spirit land. She was sitting ia her
easy-chair when She died Washington States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

INpRoMprr BRtDEsNAIDs.-One evening recently
young gentleman residing in Williamsburg, n. Y,
was walking down Grand street with his two sisters,
when they observed man ofrespectable appearance
standing near the corner Of Eleventh street with a
respectfully dressed young woman. After they had
passed the stranger stepped up to the young gentle
man aud beckoning him aside, stated that he and the
young woman had come to the city to be married,
and were to have met friend Of theirs who was to
have stood up" with them. Their friend not ar
irving and they being anxious to have the ceremony
performed as speedily as possible, he made bold to
ask him if he would "s stand up" with them. The
gentleman thinking it would be good Joke, pro-
posed the affair to his sisters and they agreeing the
whole party went before the Rev. A. Guion Of the
Episcopal Church. and the loving couple were by him
duly married. The bride is young woman at ser
vice witha family in New York. and the groom is q
sailor just returned from sea. The married couple
left the elergyman's residence well pleased, and
thankful for the services OF the groomsman and the
unexpected bridesmaids.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

LIBEL Su1rs-it is said that Mr. La Sale the pro.
prietor OF the French Courier has sued Mr. Ullman
for libe-the matter to be found in the publications
OF the manager during the late operatic war. Mr..
Uman declares, also, that La Sale is to be prose-
cuted for li1elling Pccoomini. It is very pretty
quarrel as it stands"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

From THE VEST COAST OF AFRICA private
letter received at Salem from Goree on the west coast
of Africa states that much sickness prevailed on that
coast; and French war steamer has lost twenty-five
men within two weeks. An armed boat from the
same steamer had impressed French sailor from
the brig Rockingham of Salem. The letter is dated
Oct. u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

A gentleman, who very frequently vent to take an
airing on horseback, was observed always to come
home drunk, although he was never known to be in.
tOXcated with lquora at any other time whereupOn a
friend of his archly Observed that although he had
by,b,f
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q. G3nrUe9. CoMlD01aW's

e. GGrUeg. ComDG1eg's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS
The undersigned sole manufacturers under y. GARFR
paenso of 1888 l846and 1s8 have permanently established
Oice aad Warehouse No. 70 GRAyIER STREET Rrt
prepared furnish Planters and Merchants any ass
Of tas celebrated GIN.
They duen unnocessargto detaits adYantageB oh
it's Dumberless endorsements
using it. suhcento confirm its high reputson, st
make its adoption still more general.
ns 2ply r. CARVER COMPANY.
yoWutm C2tOcts---.BoWUtn GIOues.
Just Received
A large assortment uf JOUNIN'S KID AND BECKSkIN
GLOVES, of all sizes and coIors.
Also
complete ascortmentof Silk Plush Lined Cashmere and
Wooden GLOVES, Buckskn G GACNTLETS, etc
LION & PINSARD,
6i and 6S RoyaIstrcet
o1S 2ptf Of Bienyte.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

day, in Arkansas, and in less than three hours cap
tured five girls and woman. That's great sporting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

A FATHER SHOOTS HIS OWN CHILD.-A lamentabe
occurrence took place few days ago in Greenfield,
Saratoga county N. Y. in the family Of Albert Close
Itappears that Mr. Close had harvested his corn and
placed it ina chamber shed attached to the house.
and on examination found that the squirrels were
destroying it. He therefore procured a gun, and
loading it heavily, sent his daughter, about twelve
years Of age into the shed to drive out the squirrels
while he took up position outside of the building
to shoot them as they came out. In this position he
fired at the squirrels when the charge went through
the clapboards taking effect in the head and neck of
the child lacerating it 50 terribly that she died in
about twenty four hours after the oecurenee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

MARRIAGE oF KISDRED-A bill was few days
ago passed by the House Of Representatives Of the
Georgia Legislature, by vote Of % to 52 prohibit.
ing the intermauage of first cousins under severe
penalty. and cutting off the Inheritance Of issue, The
preamble to the bill asserts that many deformatons
Of mind and body are Of congenial origin, from the
practice Of near kindred intermarrying with each
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

SinGer2s

IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
no arIrr W 90 q NJ. sr E.U,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

Tho vnatIpr rpos Fauorabla yastar,l,,, F,r
ns1aI gstbargs naaatal.s tbora a5 anI
of tai, after tho nernssI If ,ha corrosT,o,5orca
brorrlt hi, tbo srpsis rao ,rbfob ,
Yesterday rnorning Tho General co,n3arc.1 intoIIi
anca rasds foyorery II snnaars thot ia onantit,,
of COTTON taken Inv SINNERS for the last seven yaas
in IivernooI was 93s 73O haIas or an ayar,oo rF
al mn baIas vbiIa tba consrnrtion i, ostf,,atod a.
Al O0O Tho oanoraI business or tbo co,,+ MO-,
considered pooa and tba General taIl, ,,,s sati.r,
tory nm tha street rboro il some toll or Iossas ~
cottnn br+ as mast of tho sb;nran+s +b,g f,r b,o
-, .,..=, IL. - -
uGeu u "iucis anu Ihose ou ioel6u uttouht; tueFe
Will be nothing anto"ard to shippers here, Specu-
latorS IN the staple still keep aoof in our market
IheadYanee in treghts has checked their intentions,
1nouso tAehange negotiations are YET lree' There
were elShteeh shlps ana OaFkS reported below yes
IeLuay, "nGh' WIN tne arrivals Oh Ihe previous day,
Will check iorLner ADVANCE me taIk Is that
se'ui@tloh npS Lau lautn - ~ "t'u tne recent au
auu P'lN7S S"u 9es'eiu' lucy 'ou'a sui at
9,lou' lor LNetPooI' our unoerwfltets are renewed
llol ol any loss oy Tue arrival
Vi Vue sup CoHuueiee' llo' Nc" io'N' WIN aNaua-
pe "N'ou "'7 "Len iasV neatu iioi'
as ooahu lhto Nassau WINCH "oulo nave peen ABOUT
equlVaiehs 10 1otaI loss Two vessels RON france,
"'su s",ua0i' "'soe9' "'0 ~ -t'reI5' u He'iu
from as beng snpposaDe WfeeA'' Ia the meantime
all our our underwriters are doing fine business.
The Brazos steamer is out Of time, but may be pop
nno in forthwith
Psn' E7 ,z ,..
Inc receipts o. cotton yesterday were on o'innu.
i've scale, as only lou oaies were reported up 10
o'clock last evening.
Tho most IMMIGRANT dpveonment and which ar
;r,na, -
lotu5 uGh stancatloH,l Is 'e 'sly sle"' VI
the foreign export trade OF our city Tor the rS quar-
'S " s'o it,tS
aus 'sS -" ~ s'tti2'' ia5' ''oN -
Niue @ %, elpoE.S o, G",,5?, I'LL 5i 80 ~
I6o4459
Increase four millions six hundred and four thou
son1 f,,r b,,ngrel and tbrt,,nfne dollars For fun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

TRorr1NG MArcu.-On the 25th, trotting match
came of over the Abbey COURSE at ST. Louis, between
F90ra Tmpie and Reindeer, for a purse of $1,000,
mile heats, three best in five, and in harness. The
purse was given to Reindeer, collision having oc.
Cured the second heat, which the Judges decided
as the result of foul driving on the part of Eoras
driver
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday,


CITY HOTEL. Mrs Nicholas and child, J
Hooper, La, j Nelson, Mrs A j DoDelson, Miss
Doneson, NJ Crawford Lafourche j Buford,
Ierrebonne IA Ating, Thos Kinpaster, Z
Delorey, La Fl Forman, Miss Eppes
Va. E Tucker, La T Berry and servant,
Robt Germany, F Dixon, Miss G Kerne, Pa
3 L Ward, W B Colteine, Quinn, Z NJ Davis J s
Prestldge, N B Harris G Williams, J NJ Casey, Mrs
| X Reid and child, Miss NJ Zones DR. A Yates. Mr.
Graham, Miss Il Dobyns, Amte. s Teasow,
v Walker, La B Cam, Robinson, D McKennon,
" Dorng and lady, Ohio. G w Butts and lady,
deSas u i Griffin $ Mis- y J Merell W Thateh-
9 Davis, Il Brown, lady, child and nurse, W s
Brown, Mrs johnson, NJ Comfy, I Turner, A T Brown
W Lockhart, . H Bell, Mrs Bell Miss. W Payne
Va, ! Chaftine, S f Boren J Boren, Bar
4dgei Texas Lott, J Lott, j E Lott, A G Lott
Lott, CarroIlton. T Humphriez, Hum
phrezr } Roam aud servant, Miss. j A Whitten, f
Whtten, Mrs L A Walls G Morton Shreveport
La, r Foster N o. j s Flournoy. Shreyenbrt
\ " Prush, + .Arnor, Red River W A Strong, Miss
S. ocLie M; M!Ss. 4 = = Marry and lady, La. Miss
9'Tong' ;t hlsT, ~ ~ Walker Parchall, Ca
I !, 4 silVn \ sllLs; y capt Cannon,
iI'9etHs, ~ steamer tT NcKS34rg Z, F0lger City
Cn W. y y " " Dgalnai beGk,J Ross
"a = d ,raI %Go "alG, ross Mss Z Rosseau,
NJ u DLo"H' oauton' =. 1Llss ohraYef ShraYeT,
MISS
ST. CHARLES HOTEL. - S Row, La J H
y voolfolk, t p Holman Miss } Chrsty jr, London.
F. D Broekeharst w Pauss, Eng....D W Hooks,
Mobile II Thompson, r.. NJ Vernon, JOS
Montgomery. Fa. c I Calhoun, La . A Read.
ing, yicksburg W Lightfoot, Pass Christian
u 13a 6eIua' ga a.. = B4regh5o' Shreveport.
nnnTlSon, nn,, D.. ,, ho4ls Fierce india Jno
iI iHIunPIhrys, we, daughter and servant Port Gibson
aa ars Wm 1 w Bnth |, ghild IL and II nurse Her
IiH5' a Z VAL an r L Wall W wall Thompson,
Bagonen no5e pG Tbos Gy59T Winston beck Aa Ia
Jewett, ST. Tons q p Hnnt N ~ ro,,; W n
Beae, q q Johnson % Z = Tbs BIT.9, Heg.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

Old Sir James Herring was demonstrated with for
not rising earlier. 81 can make my mind up to it,
said he, "but cannot make up my body to it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

A man is most properly said to be "ripe for any.
thing when he is little mellow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

BUcKwHEAT As FooD.-M. Isdore Pierre has
recently been making some Investigations of buck
wheat, from which we condense the following inter
esting results Buckwheat cakes are equal to pure
white bread as regards the phosphates Of bone-makng
material and nitrogenous principles which they con
tain, and are superior to bread in fatty matters The
general Bield of buckwheat when cooked is about
three times the weight OF the -four used, showing
that such flour will retain forty to fortyone per cent
OF water Between different patches Of ground buck
wheat there is great dissimillty Of composition
one batch containing nearly seven times as much nj
trogen twenty-five times the amount of phosphates,
and hundred and fteentimes as much fatty matter,
as another The bran is the richest portion of the
bnckWheat but cannot be digested by weak stomachs
The finest qualities of buckwheat flour and the white
mill dust especially are very suitable for children and
persons in delicate health while the coarser varieties
require strong stomach and much exercise for their
perfect digestion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
Gus Ffrttsres,

HENDERSON g. GAINES,
No. 100 Cannl street, ..
Are ope1iug Il complete assortment Of GAS CHAN
DELlERs PENDANTS, BRACKETS, ETC., Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
ranging from the lowest priced upwards,
When desired, they will be put Up without extra charge,
SEA lpr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

Why is turkey most unchristian fowl2 Because
it is tWothrds Turk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

DEATH or A GREAT DwARF-A dwarf named
Richebourg, who, was only sixty centimetres (233
nches) high, has just died in the Rue du Four ST.
German, Paris aged ninety. He was, when young
in the service of the Duchess d0rleans mother of
King Louis Philippe. After the first revolution broke
out he was employed to convey dispatches abroad
and for that purpose was dressed as baby, the de-
spatches being concealed in his cap, and nurse be-
ing made to carry him. For the last TWENTY-FIVE
years he has lived in the Rue du -Four, and during
that time never went out, He had great repug.
nance to strangers, and was alarmed when he heard
the voice Of one but in his own family he was yery
lively and cheerful The Orleans family allowed him
a pension of 5000 francs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

BRrBERY.-0 Offering you a pair Of lips for kiss.
Justifable Corruption-@Taking the brbe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New York Ex
bilon Of Foreign Sauces, obtained by LEA PERRlNs
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The worldwide
chers requested to that the of LEA PER
RIMS upon tie WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA E PERKINS will proceed against any one infringing,
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and have
instructed their correspondents in various parts the world
advise them any inrngements Wholesale Agens
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
4O5 BroaAway New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
Holm DUNCAN 4 SONS.

stock always ia Also orders received for direct
shipment from England. aul6 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
zn.proreE amss Esrtlltamt scneme !

SWAN ~ CO.'S
TTERIES TRIU NJ ANT II
Capital Prize, $50, ,OOO-TIeIkcts only $40!
The following scheme viii be drawn by 8, SWAN o.
Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery, Of Georgia In each
ai their single Number L.tteres fay December 1891 at AU
GUsTA Georgia. in public, undor the 8uperntendonee OF
Commissioners
Glass 4U Draws Saturday, December 4, 1855
Glass Al Draws Saturday, December H. 1855
Glass 70 Draws Saturday, December lS 1853.
Glass 43 Draws Saturday, December 26 1858.
ON THR PLAN OF SINGLE NUN MBRRF.
FIfty Thousand Tick cts.
NEARLY ONE PRIzE TO EVERY NINE TI9KETf
5,5lO PRIZES
AZ MAGNIFICENT SCHEME TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

ARCADE HOTEL, j W Kaskey, Miss - P
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03

CurrHnts.
10 casks FRESH zANTE CURRANTs. For sale by
CHAs. r. RAILEY 4 co,
II Tchoupitoulas and "a Gravier streets.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-05
Let The" Go.

The New York Tribune says that un-
der the inspiration of modern spiritual
ism a new movement has been set on
foot in that city, having for its purpose
the colonization of the numerous bodies
of spiritualists, socialists and free-lov.
ers, on some of the Islands of the South
Pacific Ocean. For several Sundays
meetings have been held in a grove in
New Jersey, a few miles above New
York, which have been attended by a
hundred or more of those interested;
and at last a regular organization has
been effected, by which a man named
Tyler, formerly a Methodist clergyman,
but more recently connected with the
free-lovers at Berlin, Ohio, is president,
aud a man named Leland the secretary.
The plan is, for each person proposing
to join the enterprise, to contribute if
ty dollars to the common fund, with
which they are to purchase a vessel or
two, with necessary provisions, &c, and
to set sail about the 10Th of October
next, for their Utopia-where they ex-
pect to find the natives ready to receive
them Hospitality, and all the land they
want to be had for the asking. The
Tribune does not endorse the move
ment-probably, from a nervous appre-
hension that the Black Republican par
ty would lose more han alftheir mem
bcrs, by anything like ageneral stampede
of these fanatics. We sincerely hope
the project will not be abandoned. We
know of no class in the community
which can be so well spared just at this
time.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-05

L.1H LfEHtAN.. MH IEHEE-. .HLr -a.rAE a.
.p@-Some one Of the many scrub
writer's for the gpig-tail paper over the
way, ssdrew upon his fancy" for a hal
column Of Plies and silly nonsense, as tt
the manner in which the delegates tc
the State Convention we're appointed by
the DemeeFaey.itsThe "dirty dog who
wrote IT, shrunk at the act in the start,
bpt before he, closed the article. the lit
tic bitiof1manliness hei had (which in
dacod himito stateiia at the start that he
would have to 'idraw on his fancy de-
serted him, and be fell back into his
"native elementS"la and closed up by en-
dsaxOring to palm the whole off as facts!
The delegates were appointed by the
Central Committee, moro than a week
previous to the Convention, because the
farmers were in the midst of their har-
vest, aud a meeting of any number
could not be had. But what is. the use
of attempting al explanation to a poor
trembling wretch, who had not constan-
cyieenough to bear him up while he
wrote a half column for the "pig- tail
journalTof this District?