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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NAY lIth. 1857. (
CoTToE-We heard Of no transaction Saturday.
ToBAco saIes Of hi sposted johnson, Horne Co.'S
s:Z5 SIS and 9:65, and III passed at 900. Also
hhds az A HamiItoa's 3. SOS $40 and 1928.
BAcoN-No change
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BEST NUTMEG CHEESE.
En BUXss OF TIE BEST NUTMEG CHEESE OF
w SOperor quality. Just received and for sale By
May 6. J.6. KOBskTTON.
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JAS. n. ENDRICK,
G. q . f. TX t u II Q -
OF ALL KINDS,
Fine Cha a IieFs.
for Gas, Oil, or Candies; and is prepared to have
G A = + Il Il | ~ @,
done in the best manner.

spring and summer BOnnetS.-NeR York
millinery Emporium aud Centre of
Fashion.
This new, extensively patronised, popular, cheap
establishment, will open in a few days the cam
paign, with a matchless display Of new Spring Bon
nets and Millinery goods, for the present season.
So fascinating is the Styles elabo ratey rich the
trimmings, d brilInt the coors, that such com.
binaton OF artistic and skill fail 10 rec
ommend itself the ladies', well country mer.
chants who desire having the last link in the con.
trolling power Of Fashion for their customers, 10
preference 20 bad styles offered by parties, Who
cannot possibly be as well acquainted with the
business as those who are exclusively engaged in
&c, and Who give il their Undivided attention.
Parties IN The country directing their orders to
tbs establishment. or through parties here, may
rely on being promptly attended TO.
Every description Of straw Boanets and Hats
bleachsd in the new Italian Method, and trimmed In
q superior manner.
Remember tbe spot, No. SO Union Street. Camp
belle nes building. msrSd-u
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JoHH D. JAMES, Prest. D. D. JAMES, Cashier
BANK OF COMMERCE

Deals in sight and time Bills Gold aud Silver and Incur
Bank Notes. makes collections in ali parts of the
try, will give the highest market price for Land Warrants
and pay interest depostes. janl6.
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

TTHR undersigned are prepared 20 INTRODUCES into In
u Tennessee W. E CHILDS cos PATENT kLAS-
TIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT RooF1NG, and
ask the attention Of Architects Builders Railroad Com
RoodDs.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
tnD Roofing, is better and cheaper than any
tmne N use The material forms hard and smooth sur
enm@ss j. lmpervious water, elastic. and flexible.
eontfAets end expands h the changes Of the amos
Sele sns " nsner -vapOrate, crack rot and as to
tseurahhiy, there IS no question
It practically mperishahle aas ;u e-sa.,f,lv rs.s
any ordinary external exposure abundantv
proved. and viii warrant Il wsser-proof We ~u IN.
gage to put Roofing ordinary GOOD heathiur
old shingles tar md gravel tin, zinc epper or iron roof
for dollars per hundred square feet IL being ar
cheaper than any Roof Of the old STYLE and sure
viii five better satisfaction.
It viii also be found be the best tni to
ehimneys scuttles dormar Windows CUTTERS where the
tin Is rust through This Cement be put last
4s long stone, and form perfect adj to any OBJ
ject to which IL is applied Tin Roofs be painted
land warranted not 70 leak) dollars and tiny
per hundred square feet, which cheaper and much bet.
than paint This Roofing VIII be found to be
theng for covering large Roofs where they
Or such Steam Mills Saw Mills, Factories Railroad
Cars, Bridges Depos station Houses Steamboat Decxs
and in fact ev.r kind OF Roof where there an external
it. chance for Ere TO communicate and any
light sub lance will burn out without gnitng.
kR- Insurance O1iees At Cincinnati and other places
where Childs Co.'S Cement has been used, insure bud-
ings with Roofs covered sith this Cement at the same
as for those covered with Iron, Copper Tin
~ The Cement viii be irrnshed 70 those al distance
Eish directions for using
~ orders sent 10 the undersigned through the Post
once, vii be promptly attended 70 -
a. a
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Manny'S Celebrated
COMBINED kEAPlNG AND MOVING MACHINES

the great Indiana State Trial OF Reapers Mowers
II June g. Z, Is, 1856 Ric' \ the direc
Of he State Committee, the FTst Pfemiu of $1,000
Silver PIcheT awarded to h Ma ny Machine for uOiB
its work the BEST and for being he best combined Machine
10 comPeu al the Trial twelve her kinds Har
YestI Machines among tho acu ally put to the test in
the hed by the committee were the Atkins Se-Rsker,
New York SeliR ker Mann Sons H. diana Self Raker,
MassRc: Se Raker Danheids Combined Machine,
land Rdker, New York Hand. asker, DsiE = Duh I'm
Hand-R ker and the Ucsy Harvester combined These
we're all, tn exception, OmbiIed Ma hines There
ever other nos OF mach trial against
NANNY Machine. The trial 4sted through three
and the Mann NJ ,chide Triumphant in the fed A
First Prem 90 also been awarde the NJ my Machine
a mower, the X nlucky Haryes ter eonsenuDg.
Decision Of the Committee ~ 70" the trial Of Reap
ers and .HowerS.
We the undersigned, committee appointed by the Ag.
rcuurA Bureau Of Tel nessee to examine and test Now
ing Machines aud report the to the Bureau its
next meeting, in execu ion Of said trust appointed Thurs
day, June 9TH TO test the FIVE din, mt Movers entered
VIZ M4nnys Combined heaper and Mover; Mann Self
Rakng RraDer and Mower combined; Ike chum's Mower
AtAins' self Rakug Reaper and Mower combined, and
Deltz Dunham's Kan Power Res per and Mover.
"Wednesday, J.ne ll,h, appO,n ed te the Reap
ers that we're entered, as follows:
De u DunhAm's Reaper Atkins Self RakDg Reaper,
MAunys Reaper, Newly Hand aking Reaper Mann's
nef nakng Reaper and tue NeEY York SekskDg Reaper.
In the result OF our udg nent, the aEard is gwen Man
ny's, as the best Comb ned Machine
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LEMONS.I
= = BOXES FRESH LEMONS.
10 SO ORANGES.
so SWEET CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
100 WALKER sMiSHS ALE Various Brands
DCZsN Nav YORK MADE ALE PUdrS.
90 BOXES VI. K RAlSINs, IN "a eE OKDER.
10000 GENUINE NAPOLEON CldAkS.
68OUtO AsSJkrEO BANDS
so DOZEN LEMON sYKUPs, Home Made
1905 GAbLONs sYKUPS, AssUrts FAvOrs
TIe above srcies fresh, In good ORDER and win
be sold cheap, BY. J. ". KOBEdrsJN,
Mag broadway.
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TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

oFFIcE BucKETB STATE ASSURANCES GONPANT,
CIScIESATI, Dec. l6, 1856 j
10 AL .HoA n EAT o1zcEAN. This Is to certify thar
nave examined specimens and Roofs Of W. e. Childs Co.'s
Elastic flre and water Proof ement Roodng,S and be-
ese 70 De emnsnty superor any other kind Of Roof
ing in was utues Of severe trial Of one Of
these Oots from large volume lame from an adjoining
building which struck directly upon ne roof and eorpics
nearly half hour. Il stood the trial bevond an r
pectation, and saved the building. T. NJ HKsKEIJ
President Buckeye STATE Insurance Co
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4 WILL keep eoasiAaalT e. hans sapsiE e Dry saa
epArsiinE Winsa, whteh 81 NrnilA NJ Naes AZ Ca
cRs.l prtesa. rusAs $500 A. h1ua.A
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tag Mr. ]. T. NATHUR the welI-known pro-
prietor of the "composition roof in this city,
has purchased the parent right for this STATE,
from Mr.. S,nfor4, for the use of w E. Chi'ds
d Co.'S patent elastic and .fre-proof Cement Roof
ing" We take this TO be much superior to the
"compostion roof heretofore used by Mr.. Ma
tburst and il will, doubtless come into gen.
eraI use. good FIR proof ROOT is Indispensable
20 safe bulldog in a CITY, aud whenever that char
acter of roof is Established and tested it will, Of
course, be universally adopted. We refer our
read for particulars to the advertisement of Mr.
n, and the accompanying testmOni Is.
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GROWTH OF EDGEFIELD.--The severity of the
weather last month prevented the sale of property
in this village, which had been advertised by Mr..
Lindsey. lie now proposes to hold it on Thurs
day next, the l4th inst We had occasion some
time since TO exp ress our confidence in the growth
of this Young and PHEASANT suburb Of Nashville.
We have since seen much 70 confirm the opinion
We then gave. We rejoice 10 witness any and every
ev dence of the improv, OF our city. Inno other
direction is il more apparent than on the Eastern
b Ink ofthe Cumberland. Every one is familiar with
the fact how recently the foundations of this -four
ishing village are aii When it lai cut, old To-
gies'oi not hesitate deuounce the scheme as will
and haz rdOus. Bot they have lived tosee the fur
tlry of their expectations. lgef I'D has within il
self all the elements Of improvement 1t cannot
possibly 90 backward rs progress is certain and,
henceforth, it will not be slow. Whether as
point OF business or retidence, the tendency of
idp6rld viii be Upward The railroad bridge, the
spots of { yo railroads, and the rapid Increase Of
Gerry description Of trade in thi- quarter, can have
1t one fleet to increase the pop ul4tion and add
tahe impot,uc. OF tits village. The most eligi
bl lots for residences in the old city have ceased
toDe an Object Of speculation. They are held at
sub prices Is to be monopolizcd by more wealthy
citizens South and West Nashville, are, as vet,
too distant RON trade. But Edge6,l Ii Is near and
convenient Il possesses the doubl- advantage Of
being nearto business, and yet free from the heat
and num,erless snnOyances Of The city. Business
men already beginning to cast their eyes in that
direction, to find pleasant and eovenent homes.
Mary beautiful and some costly residences, are be-
ingerecied there by those, who appreciate the
double advantage OF free air and free property.
E igfed is far from what it is destined to be
come Its population NUT inevitably increase
Lots bought for a trife now vii one day, and at no
distant day, comm md high premium There are
no Landowner grounds in the vici,iy Of Nashville
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THE FAMOUS ROADSTERS.
The EATON HORSE,
NAUGATUCK BLACK HA WK,
Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live Stock
Company.

'HEsE superb animals will make their FIRST season In
Tennessee at the State Fair Grounds, Nashville
terminate July the 4h, 1881 at t25 the season and will
be limited TO ~ mares each.
will please make their entries 2. 4. Rains, as
practicable and settle their bills during the with Dr.
x. c. Foster, Treasurer Of the Company.
Good pssturage viii be furnished Ior mares by " r.
Rains or FIn1iug at the usual prices Of the country and
grain will be fed and extra attention given required
THE EATON 40RsE Is good red sorrel, fun seven
teen hands high aud for strong points and perfection Of
FORM for horse Of his great siEs. his equal be
founi De vas bred In Maine, is teea years DID, has
roted under min. 10 and Is OF the fullest Mes
senger horses knOSn. His dan descendant OF the
old winthrop Messenger ind his sire the long Is
land branch Of Mtsengers His colts large. aud
geserA open, quare and trotters He the sire Of
the Ora Stranger" that trOtted in min 80 sec
his shoulders seriously injured the ant sold for
425O OF Mount Vernon that oed At the United States
Far al PhilsdePha, u the words OF Mr. Brown chairman
roaiters Mr. Holms editor Of 9Th. Farmer says
OF him hi paper Of April "a 1881 that No horse siHcs
ne dSys q tAs "a HtstAro Aese10- "a aoa IaPor-
agents Of the Company regar ham a horse Of higher
chArae for string rOsdters than America
NAUGATUcK BLACK HAWK.isA rich aud stylish
bros horse eghI Odd, l5k hands high has ohen
tro,ted 2ss and he bore Of the prise Lone
Star and malv Others at the State Pair be Haven
last yesr and hrs colt remarkably omsng lie
sired by Vermont black Hawk, that made H his n
t40 eoo grand sheEman Morgan great graz
lady Bnrton BY OF old Memhrno, he By the In
por ed Mes.enger lie Is hAf brother 10 ethHn Allen tho
popular tr0tiing htShlon hNtng, hAsk Maid
Black Rah KuowNothing that troed Chicago a17k
and beat Flora Temple Long Island a3O ste 81 Sa
ratog that aS9A and any the best roSdstern
o. the oountfy-ses Linsisys bOok Morgan horse p.
100 70 1876.
These animals have been imported from the North with
veS q Aaordng The best opportune brrediag good
family horses and he Dec have therefore pat thea at
price that will Justify % breed TO thsm
w eLLIsroS, K Q. RSfER,
ANDaEw GIVING, ALLRV,
y. T. RAiNS, -. EDs ARDS
r EXAMINING, Dirscfiag GBsssaIitea
mAyi-imo.
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LNANCk Goods a. TOILET ARTICLES.
Just received fresh supply Of Lubns extracts,
COl0gnes Hair Dyes Hair Os o. darroS, &C Ae EveFy
variety Of dAir Tooth, Nail. Flesh and Cloth Braahes
lad es and 6entlemens rFsVeKax eases. Also saeheis;
uAbaS Ches men. Domn0s, ves and Butons Coat
Lnks, Pearl iFer and Morocco rorte Monies Bead and
silk Purses. she'd PuG Tue Ding eide Reddng and fne
Tooth Iosbs choice variety Of livery and Pain Leaf
PANS Pocket KniVe and hne RA1Ors single and IN sctts
Tor sale by J. n. McGfLL,
ladies' and Gentlsnen's Furnishing store, Of
Square and College street. Mayi
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IHIkr no .OllS I'VE have nov a superb lot Of
> Bosom kirs, ofthsn hAndsOmel, ebroiders
Ell. for sale bV Nal J. II. McGiLL-
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

TNHE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
L Lottery, conducted by he spanish Government
der the supervision OF the Captain General Of Cuba will
take place at Havana. on
Wednesday, May 27th, 1857.
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$ 100000.
Sorteo NumerO 5sI Ordinario.

X. G.. M'NAIRY 81 CO,
RE In receipt Of the largest stock Of Staple and
IA Farcy Dry Goods offered at retail ia tn section
Of country comprising IN In their line Of business
they are Determined sell them thu lowest pos b.
prices, either ca, prompt buyers time and all
In search Of anything In tie way Of Dry Goods
would do we'll give their immense encts examina-
on they prepared to Offer great inducement-hAv
ing bought the Of their stock this from hrs
haf d. by the package.
ur stock particularly attractive 10 all description
DRESS GOODS,
LACEs EMBRoIDERIEs,
LADIES wKAPPlNGs,
WHITE GOODS,
H00sEY FURN SIZING,
HO3IER AND GLOVES,
GOODS FOB BOYS,
CARPErIEGs,
OIL CLOTHS.
We are now IN receipt Of largest stock bSought
10 the eity In g. g. ~ IA and IS feet widths which We u
cut Ia any shape to SAT purchasers
STRAW MATTINGs.
Just received 4suAy large 81 OK o. Y ~, 81 And
g., eologed and white
DOMESTIC GOODS.
10 bales y and "a 0snsburg.;
10 4 md "a Gro. Shooting
q sea Island do
Heavy Walnut Tviii., for Msn's Pants;
Blue do,
IS Plaid and stripe osnsburgs,
Extra Heavs y aad fw.led Decks
q cases . a i0-4 n 4 and ia-4 Bha, sheetings,
IS y and IA sletshed shrtings
An persons In search Of goods Of this sind wn and that
we are able and m sell loo a. any house 10 the eeany
mAysG.
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FURNISHING
FANCY GOODS.

ID ECENED this day. express choice lot Of Fui nsh
II Goods The style Of Shirts Neck Ties. Kid
six Gloves, Collars, Suspendeg, hafhose, stocks and
Cravats, Dressing Robes Underwear Of every variety,
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags
Abo fresh supply ofPer umery and Toilette Soaps, Hair
Tooth, Clothes and all brushes Together with
mant OF She'll Buffalo, Bone and Ivory Combs &c and
Se invite all 70 an examination Of cur stock.
J. Il. McdLL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store corner Of
the sausre and College street Nay
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0YFIcE Tbs Cn, IAN DAYTON RAnRoABI1
Childs Col Patent CemenJ Roofing is used her
hest class Of Buildings We covering Rreigh
Cars with H. and Master n, ehsnc yer, favor
able to it. :. :. L'HOAMEDlEU, Pres.A
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CNcISSATI AGENCY RoTAL IxsuRGScE conPGxr,l
February 9, 1881. I
Proof Cement Roofing" and far can judge
consider Il great invention, and willing to insure
buildings thus protected upon the terms
those covered BY metal. JNO. g. LAW,
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool
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(HILDREN'S FANCY SIR Avs, In end.
~ less variety, ct the Fashionable Hat Store Of
apr4 FRANCISCO.
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oTneE OF ONO MISSISSIPPI HAnRoAD Co,
CEScISNArI, Jan. 7, 1851 4
DEAR sIR-In answer 20 your hqciry, in referense 70
opinion N practical Of hOOf 10 the
ing OF ezrs may say that from observation
terrain very favorable ESQ much 90 that We intend
testing thoroughly roofs Of buildings &c AFTER
which viii with pleasure decided opinion ss
to its utility. Yours, 'Tuly, T. LlPPtNCOrT,
supply Agent Ohio Mis- R. r.
~ Since the above written the Ohio and MiSSis-
sip Railroad have contracted for covering cir cars de-
pots and bridge between Cincinnati and Yncennes WITH
for the purpose.
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II. @. Loan, Pres. Ind aud Gin Railroad
f. GEsr Pres. Win ington and "a 1esvile Railroad.
NJ. SEARLEs, Pres Merchants Manu- factureFs ms
Jas. II. CAkTER Agent for Ktna and other afford Cos
sSRY MOsToS, Pres. Central Insurance Company.
GEO. CARLILE, President Lafayette Bank
Gao. W. IOFFIS Bell Nanufr, No. 10z last Second 81
BAK r 4 VOS Pau, No. 81 fourth 81.
tzRA BAILEY, SIN III St, between Fourth and Ffth.
J. U0DKN, Tailor and Draper, Fourth 81.
MuEs GREESwoOD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHoJsOS.
JOSH SHnLITo 20 Dry Goods Dealers Fourth st.
MITCHELL 4 RAHMHsBEse, Furniture Manufacturers
Dealers, Fourth st.
W. r. STsvART, Bu lder Sf5 Plum st.
MkRIwETHkR 4 sTILwELL, Louisville.
VIZ. s. hcRETNoLDs 4 Co., ClsrksvIle, Tenn.
apr23-l2mnsd6W
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CINCINNAII, ans 2, I93T-
Having made considerable inquiry 70 the merits Of tn
"Paten Elastic Eoohng" introduced into this city
BY Childs Co. and to he highly recommended in this
city by Eaay excellent judges that meeting with very
ready and general Introduction that is superiority
composition Roofing decided and freely admitted
and finally tn adopt IL fer next roO winch will
next summer-having intended tin, but will
the virtue, Of the Patent elastic Roofng'ss substitute
Yours, truly, J. B. BENNETT.
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NUMBER WINS 4 PRIZE!!
sc JOSEPH R-i Eel, SO
Camp

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J">ht iAt ri" No. % Camp street stu continues 10 us
H''''S l1." !" Jt"'"!, " auction" 10 me !oiV III Nc" "
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEoosD JUSTICES Court w: T. THELw ALL vs.. THOMAS
parish q fWRiGLEY and wife T.. l.. W RI,s-
Orleans. SLEY, in soIidn. No 1880
DY VIRTUE Of n writ of fieri facias to
ID nc the Honorable Bradford Second Justice
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will sell
at public Circus between
roydras and PeEcido SATURDAY January IL 1851 at II
o'clock NJ
S words and Belts Books, etc.
Seized the above suit AZ the property Of plaintiff.
TERAs-Cash the spot.
ia5q I3I7 W. " MITCHELL, Constable.
NOTICE Is given that the undersigned VIII
IN In he Sixth District Court Of New Orleans, for the
ennanc patton Of the slave FRANCOIS aged q years
New Orleans Jan. g. 1851. J. j. 3. DOLHONDE,
jas BOD Exr Of estate Of Francois, f. m. c.
f. SOUS SIGNE donnie avis aux pubil4ue
II quill fera application la SixeLne ConF District,
pour renancipaton de escave FRANCOIS age de .
S'eCrieans Ie 3 ianyier 1896. J. j. B. BOLHOSDE,
- ia5 5-in91i Ex'r test'r d. FRANCOIS Ii. c. l.
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WANTED,

VTANTED-BY A LAD l6 YEARS OLD, ACCLIMAT-
w well acquainted with the city.
mission wholesale house. in which he would be willing
make himself generally usefu Good city references given.
Please address Box K No. TO- PostUce, No p Magazine
a3 St
{IANTED-TWO TEACHERS-LADIES-O ONE To
w teach Music French the other Drawing and Paint
ing and English the two may combine these qnal
fcaons. Must be thorough. Situation pleasant salary
liberal. Apply At this office. d29 I'm
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A SITUATION AS 4
w teacher in institution family school, by young
lady who is we'll qualified for teaching the English
ge ther with Music French, Drawing Painting Testimo-
mails, furnished ii required Address Miss Z. g. Well
VILE NotTowav county Va DDS If
WOOL WANTED-WO0I-selers win ind q ready
w sale by applying J. H. BASS,
seq 11a Common street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METAIRIE ASSOCIA-
:. q a-4a1A TON RACES.
STAA8SA WINTER MEETING, 1877.
SECOND DAY - Tuesday, Jan. 6,


~ META1kIE ASSOtlA-
>, q hAA TON RACES.
%ezAA%S WINTER MEETING IsS7
~Al&SS ercr,yn n AZ Trs.dav T.n e.
Jockey Club Pure seoo-Ihree Mile Heats.
h1r p are In cone off a. 2 ojclock p NJ
~ -
n e u,, II is1SI !; II e, 9 ,-o,s- ,. r. nal
l. -. henhet o. H. Mi'Nom, W oucteI' n,i VI b'
ri ' pia oia ~ !, pnJaJa.te,, VA ~
= Nol a H. bihganans y d. iolhqe%,eD Mhi'I =.
mp: TIeheDe, dht Matea ny imp. rIiaIHt !'i'h
, r. S!a kideIs Dre I.sII - u H.
d = morse o. n. i1iJ en- Li-Lf oy wagner oa'h u
mp, by 'irey Eagle $50 ,.- =, +, ,., =. -,
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ALI, DISEASES
DOCTOR BAAkEE

DOCTOR BAAIxEE TREATS ALL DISEASES
u FREE OF Oh 4RGE-Dr. Baakee will also give special
the following named diseases Coughs Colds Con
ption Group Influenza Asthma, Bronchitis and all other
Of the throat and lungs Dr. Baakee will devote par
of Lumbsgo Scoiua Rheu-
nasm acute and chronic Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy,
Dyspepsia Piles arrangements Of the stomach liver
nnd bowels and chronic female diseases Special
tenon will be given the treatment OF the Eye and Ear Dr.
Bnakee has discovery of fluid that will produce
nerfec absorption Of the Cataract and
vision TO eye without the knife Dr. Baakee
thousand certificates of his perfect success in cur
ing Cancers Old Ulcers Fisnla Sweings or inors
description without e of the knife Special
arrangements with Dr. Baakee for the treatment
of the Diseases they will require his constant adj
vice attention Dr. Baakee is of the most sklni ana
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living HIS tame Is
personally nearly PRINCIPAL city Ill the world
directed Dr. Baakee. enclosing postage stump
amy distance correctly stating the nature Of
disease shall promptly and the patients treated
by correspondence, free OF charge
Office hours from \. NJ. TO 7. NJ
DOCTOR BAAkEE.
,jDo No . Gar Neyvn iris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06

HALL OF MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. 2,
New Orleans. ian. g. 1857. {
Eq-ht the annual meeting Ofthls Company.
held this evening" the following officers elected 10 serve
for the en-, uine year, viz
9. A. fosl!ch, PRESIDENT E. L. Tracy Vice President; L. F.
Foreman: G L. Atkins. First Assistant W. A. Hart
Second Assistant; J. W. Beach. Recording Secretary; j. o.
Nixon, Financial Secretary +. y BarRo. TREASURE.
Delegates Fremcns Charitable AS ociaiunli. L. Good
rich, g. A. Euric;, ]. F. Russia.
ia5 81 CIIAS. G. CAMPBELL. Rec. secy.