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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
Chicago Alien 4 ST. Lsais R.R,
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN

Chicago and d. Louis.
Votss lSoOs 0Aioo0o ~ g. LOule ood iatevss
6toss places.
Asbomoda&icn Train, (9snday's sxoeptsd) eo0An
1xpssss Train, (Dasurday's sxesptsd) IL Tor 4
NtaIss lsoss e. Losts/br oAtoo0o 0~d Sassrws
dtots Ps0css.
Aeeennoaaaioa Train, (g1naay's sxespeeO 00A I
Rxpreo Train (eassrday's sxeepesdl SoOP I
Trains run directly thsoaoh. without change d
eoSe o. bag0age. Trains nm through Joles, Moon
ina1on, 6pFin91sld, Casllnville a1A Alton.
vftfatns run on this road make direct eonnestloul
q Jollst Cut OF and AieAiGan Cnt1al Railroad q
Jolise making ths ~ ehoTtest, q11eks and most
ltshls rou1o bsevssa q Louis aA1uSw York, Deseon.
pAnoAolpAia, end ~ -.
Wifh 1nincls General = 3 = Dloonington, for L.
0allo, ueaAelA anA 0aire.
hh 0reo4 W0esen q ul,Dsl0 q ophAG1eds SoI
wa q - 1Anrsals Aiy9ging Hon Ohisasa
vteH 1a1y NJ c Ia11sb q s Leus u Ksek1k,
ueV OsieaDe. aA1 ul1oeun 1tvo6.
1lssaGA Hehsee - q laaeWnnt1eaee aAsvs 81
- psesHsd . Nd pshspal = ~ s0sss n ~
g. 4a1e saA1 hs:aSN
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
W. Z. CAlLDS + CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire. and Water Proof
CE.ME.VT ROOFZN'G 2!

W. Z. CnlLDS + CO.'S.
Patent Elastic Fire. and Water Proof
CE.ME.v.T ROOFING :!
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to contrac,
w and put OH At the shortest notice,oar
Elastic Fire d. Water Proof Cement Roofing
being the only article yet inveotsd that will sue.
ccssfuy resist the action Of the atmosphere IN every
climate 1t 10 perfectly IRE and wster. proof and Ia
point OF durability We believe It v equal. II not supe
ia In; 1oo or roo %
ference how Hat or steep the roof may be. This
rooflng iswarrsnted TO prove shove represented.
We Will put T. on for 80 % Per sqasre, 40 rect
squsre) We will apply IL upon tin and iron roofs ~
90 per square, being, ON account Of it, durability,
the cheapest paint that can BE- used.
We invite al who are building, and those who wish
their roofs repaired 70 call u Once opposite the
IeClaire House, Davenport Iowa, and examine SAM
pes and satisfy themseIves IN regard 70 the auyab-
ity and practicability Of this roofing.
n B.-we are prepared to All orders for our Ce-
ment . those residing q dissAacs with printed d.
Guy and county RieAss for Iosoa ed Nss~ssssa
JBvAN BERGEN AlRBO.
O. A. BENyAnIx, General Agest.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ezr. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Mr. samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No u Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle President OF the Lafayette Bank.
DR. John s Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. Co., Lsndoa
and Liverpool.
essrs John Shilte 4 o., Dry 0esds dsalera n
street.
itchell and RanmelsbsrG, YaruituIe Mas On
dealers 18th STREET
iles Greenwood, ESQ.
.r 4 h Hinkle.
DAvMPoRf
Geo L Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goats Patchin, Builders,
1W Wheeler, Archttect,
EPeck, City Clerk,
0eo Parker,
9 D Glime Painter,
Hf Paterson, Locust Strees,
Jamne, Donslly Lee, Davsnpost Iven Wes11
Iii Adams.
Hakes. = 1iess, Jswsssss.
- Guyes,
PL NJ cheil, Dsnks
iona woods
Lewis \ Weber, Fostnasas.
Ou0AGos
q Hubbard, Aetna InGursneeL
g = nboksr,
Ira Poots, Duilde9. 80 II
Dssss, Wood . O., $4,000 Hmuha1uTneOo. -
J = assses. 0isasa, lsv..
0AI vnass waslmals Dseau oao1sssUsa
. srfsssse Il fs.4ar W1fTcE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

summer Arrangement {!
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
.DOL zET GU IF.
rI>HE most popular and reliable Route from tbs
i East to the West.
Both money ana time saved by taking the cutoff
route.
Through to New York yin 81 hOurs.
Change cars at Joliet and take the cars Of the
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL H.
for Detroit Connecting with the Company 81 agni-
nCant steamers
Western World, Plymouth Rock,
.a.t.D MISSISSIPPI,
via Buffalo, the Great Western Railroad for 0uspen-
Bridge and also with steamers for 6xndusky and
Gle seiand
Trains, until further notice, will run fellows
leaving Joliet,
Day Express, 500 A NJ
| Accommodation, 500 A NJ
Night Express, 20 NJ
After arrival OF trains from Rock Island and St.
| Louis.
The Company have In successful operation an
Independent Telegraph Line,
which is used exclusively for the government of
trains, thereby increasing the facility and reliability
Of the Route.
Recollect purchase your tickets via Joliet Cutoff
ami money and time.
RKonice, J.l,et Division, April, 1857.
CIV FAVOR, q kNUWl.TON,
TRAILING Agent. Sup't Joliet Div'n.
JuneIdtY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
Milwaukee and Watert0Wn + B

Milwaukee and WATERFOWL + B
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after Monday No, ember 25th, Passenger
~ Trains ON this k0ad wall run ~ follows:
First train leaves Watertown Ut o;l0 n arriving
In WateTtovn ct A. n. second Train leaves Wa
tertoWn ~ 996 y, arriving st Watertcwn - S;6O
First Traia leaves Milwaukee u 6;l6 II arriving
ct Wstertown ct 11;i9AM Second train leaves NIL
waukee at $50 y arriving At Watertown ~ S,S0 =
CONNRCTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee With the Green Bay, Milwaukee, and
Chicago Railroad 70 OhicA 60; thsncc VIA Michigan
Southern Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland and krie ard
New York and Erie u New York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt and Plymouth ko1k 70 Boston ],
also connecting u Chicago with Michigan C+Ltral,
Great Western, Cansds, New York Central to New
York ctty; thence vie New York and New Haven
CONNRCTlN0-0OIM0 WEST.
At Watertown with Stages to Oak Creek, Dodge
Centre, Wsupun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake.
Portsge tity Portland, Waterloo, hanchetville, Sum
Prairie, Columbus. Otseeo, wyocsna, Ac.
FRIGHT TRAINS.
Lsavs wstsrtown It 500 \. ana wilwaukee
F.W. BOWLBR, Gene'al Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. ~, 1857 octl7dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
CORPORATION.
MAkShAL'S SALE.
N II ca ID n MIZ.Z.V,G T.aX.

hkFAOLT having been made By the ovuers OF the
~ several lots and parcels u land here matte par
.icuisfy described Ia the payment Il tie Gums II
money seversily sss ssed against the some or the
said lots and parcels front, I shall on
FRIDAY THs 4TH DAY OF DECEMBER
A. D. 1867, at the Office Of the City Marshal ~ the
City u davenport, ~ o'clock A. NJ proees d 10 seIl
the lots and parcels Aforesaid In order TO collect said
sums OF mouey together with interest ut ~ per c. Ut
anu the cost of this advertisement.
On STREET
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

M1ee1eeApp1 q missouri =. p.
I'm and after Monday, June LIST 1851, and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, fol
Muscatine and Iowa City (SuDdays exceptedl - fol-
lows:
Ist Freight and IMMIGRANT train, at L46An
ID Nail Train 1t las
ID Freight and Emigrant Train, ll.3OA M.
4th Express Train 1t Q, 10 r. NJ
Trains will leave Davenport for Ohicagodsily Sun
days excepted follows:
lst Nail Train, At 9.45 M
u Freight Train, At IL -
Sd Freight train, 1T 6,25 NJ
4tW&xpress Train, At - = -
Trains arrive At Davenport daily, Qands - exeep-
from THE WEST.
LIST Mail Train, at 0,35 NJ
ID Freight and Emisrant Train. q 1915 A. =.
4th Express Train ct rs ?. q,
FROM THE EAST.
lst Nah Train, ~ TBS d
~ Freight Tram, At lU.2OA n
ID Freight Train at 6,5UP
4th Express Train 1t 900
All trains out Of Davenport will make c0nnections
with Auscatine and Iowa City.
The Passenger Train connects at Davenport with
the Rock Island Chicago trains.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity ofgving
lfstnct direction to the destination Of their bag
gage also TO tickets before taking heir ecsssn
the cars. 4. DAY 6upS.
Nov dit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
THE BEST FRUIT CAN
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERlES,kc
I. L. w. GERRY,
zO5 Canal St, 4 10 Bros lWay. n. 7.

~~~ OesSi Oh - SlV brOSoWAy, NJ Il
(Essablished 1901
Importers and Dealers IN Firss Qualities
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Oder TO the TRADE HOTELS, PRlyA1. FAMILIES
anu Gil Who are choice in their taste, Asd desire
genuine article, large variety Of
oNa s .hG hNp EAck sesgcaSH@, Pouch
HAL, HYSON, 0UNPOwDRR, YOUNG HYsON.
&C: u chests and half chests, &c
COFFEE-AOCAA and JAVA.
"iNkS-AADkRlkS, SHERRIEs, PORTS, HOOKS.
&C. very old ana high Grades, Ia original pscha.
~, drmUons. masDums and bottles,
BARTON and GUESTlkR'S CLARETv.
ChAAPAGNES: Aoet l. Ihandon's Cabinet Imp'l
vefxenay Do. Aeidseic 49,. H. MuAm's. Do *.
LiQUORS-1rsndies, Ru -, Whiskey. Gin. Arr.cs'
Aosinthe, kirsch, &c, &C., In original psckaeso.
.lso' Curacao, Maraschino. Anisstte, Nosesu. BIZ.
MALT xa.,,ls Brown stout. soo.sh and
6E0ARS-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PlCKLkS-EN0LlSH and FRENCH
S 81, ySs. Fish. Currie, Game, Neat, &c.
ChEESs-STIL CHkDDkR ROYAL yICTO-
EIA, PRINCE ALBERT, PARMkSAN GKuY
Akk. SAPSAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
SuGARS-LOAS. CRUSHED, PULvKRIs1D. 81
n CnUiA &C: 10 barrels rnd half barrels.
OiLS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
.1TOur Liquors are warranted unadulterased a.
" ~. wv 's"''s lApr, II dIy.l
II AkE INDUCEMENTS TO A0RNrS-RxprR,.
AChNCED Osnvassing Az nts wanted in IN perts
OF the country for the "Comprehensivc (3eosrsnhv
sna History, tAncens and Aodern) Of the whole
BY q GOODRIcH, Peter Psrlsy.) Elegantly bound
and beautifully illustrated Price o. Sold opiy bv
Agents to whom special districts viii be given. An
Rsicans should state what counties they vould ne
x..,,. IN. COTTON co..
1.rI 'U l1 william .tre~t. N r.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01

A ID. GRIEFF q CO., IS, 40 and AZ OLD
n. Levee, offer for sale
HERRISGS-l2GO boxes No. and Scaled.
STRAW PAPER-200o reams, various sizes.
RUTTER-lO0O packages Ohio, various sizes
TEAS-7jO packages Black and Green.
RIO COFFEE-500 sacks.
SPERM CANDLES-Gl0 boxes s Leonard's.
CHEESE--200 boxes English Dairy.
STAR CANDLES-25N boxes, Proctor K Gamble etc.
PICKLES and kETCHuPS-500 bxs., various brands,
GCNNY BAGS-l00 bales, large.
WHITE BEANS-15 barrels Northern.
CCRRANTS-l0 cases and 10 barrels, Fresh.
CRUSHED SUGAR-lU0 bhls. Stewart Green Co,
FIRE CRACkERS-Z50 boxes No. !.
TALLOW CANDi.ES-l25 boxes No. G.
SHOULDERS-30 tierces, j. c. Fiedeldey, canvascd.
HOPS-20 bales, Good.
SCEfNAPPS--ln0 cases, L. Wolfe landing.
CIDER-50 barrels Newark landing.
BROOMS-415 dozen, Shakers
PIPEs-500 boxes.
SOAP-500 boxes, No. l and Extra. d22lm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

tza HATs-HATs-HATS- GOOD HAT Is
ID Indispensable to every gentleman for shocking bad
MARY reputation Many has had his credit ruined by
the s ST.
The Fashions for 1851 the fin and best brought the
d296t under The St. Charles Hotel
u k3GH CO. s6t IT. OF
~ nn now ss sy |S a that Their and
engaged tie workmen and being receipt Of
a" IN the ey '"n turn out
"H dli sm corner nn1on Mo snd &rs SG Streets
csc, BOOTS, SHOES AND HAFs,l;HyO GASES
:S :isH'S' E"Hs S TIT W@f s
~low on liberal terms, by R. d. AUGoiN,
nDsc attention paid in filing commission merchanis
ID, TAYLOR 4 Radon, Il MAGAZINE
F opposite the Aaeade New Orleans are regularly
- Misses and Childrens
D'0' SHOES,
which, together with their heavy hand the
largest and best selected assortment in the sonh aong
and aeeonmanr terms country 90 BfeS
1uILD, No. 2l4 ST. CHARLES
Marv street, Mems constantly ON Hand arre assormen nj
Gs FixTGR Is the latest patterns, and " How.
tee a to save 2 6 Brass W0k
double and single fame and Stops of speer
solder constantly on hand.
ntY-A orders entrusted my will be promptly execu.
ted in workmanlike at low for cash. my5
NEW CONFECTIONERY STOREY. 81
~ BENT OF St Charles and Lafayette Square,
respectfully informs the public that he has opened store the
above named place and has all times hand fresh stock
of CONFECTIONERY, CHOCOLATE and PASTRY, which
he will sell by Wholesale retail at the lowest prices DIP m
= q A. HENDERSON q CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
~ Satchez offer for sale the lowest market prices
aehoce assoment of GROCERIES, and invite the attention
Of Their stock has been carefully selected
comprises all the articles needed for family for merchants
IN the country jal9 ly
AR-VINEGAH-THERE WILL BE A RE-
ducton in the price OF Vinegar sold by
this date. N. F.. BAILEY,
d5 I'm Canal and IRENE streets
< l.. SLACK, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, No. s. CAMP
~ street. New Orleans, La.
REFERENCES.
Nesrs Buchannon Carroll Co.; Dudley Nelson
Conway Co, New Orleans; Mcclure Ray Monroe
j. Chafe Il Co, Mnden, La. B. L. Hodge, ESD Shreveport
his 3pSm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01
Wooden Ware.

Wooden Ware.
KEGS-l and gallon.
BRUSHES-Of all kinds
CLOTHES PINS-Patent.
BUNG STARTERS, LEMON sQuEEZERS.
WASH BOARDS-Zncked and plain.
For sale by t. j. HART q Co.,
II and 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01

COR HIRE-A LIKELY MULATrO BOY, l6 YEARS
Of age He good dining servant honest and wei
disposed Inquire Of Dryades and Clio
at this office, die SPIT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01
VANNUCHI'S IUSEUM-lO7 ST. CHARLES ST

VANNUCHI'S MUSEUM-lO7 ST. CHARLES ST.
ANOTHER ATTRACTION At vANNucHrs MUSEUM.
TIE GREAT KENTUCKY GIANTESS!
Weight, bis pounds
MAD AME OCEAN A,
Was born and until recently resided in Kentucky When 20
Of a age she me- TSRed 81 porNd SHs e FIFE
Inches aronnd arm and inches the
sS3s; ssHoEs nnms1 Of
ica gentlemen the highest eminence have visited me
osSa y? R:Ef ffHS%5f,3 II
''% THE YOUTHFUL FEMALE PRODIGY,
Only two years and five RS rs PGt ~ sra weighing
This Su now 1T se 49,
st. Charles S' FISH and FEW Ell + nS SYI oSlY
s~In addition this attraction be the magnificent
group of WAX F EHfHEE 81 tcSiP FisT the
fHA N H p PEFyE SfNE4S 5s
Hundred and five FEaes Al forming the most interesting
Doors open from 10 A. NJ. 10 lOP. NJ. d29f
FINE Artisans: Y: !. SULLIVAN INA TIE VEL.
hs S s sTs% @ M Sa qecen to
introduced into the Tnted States By PROFESSOR Del da-
guised German artist and since that time been more pop
uar than other style of Painting having found its way to all
The art consists transforming Steel and Mezzotin Engrav
ings French Autographs and Photographs
magnificent OIL Painting which, in smoohness and finish
Mrs Sullivan also teaches the art of POTECHOMAS!A or
Decorating China This truly imitation of
the beautiful Chinese Porcelain Eruscan
She also aehes every variety of EMBROIDERY done with
Wo-Sted Silk Chenille Linen and Gold.
Also, STAMPING done improved plan, which ;eaty
facilitates abr reduces the of common
Mrs Sullivan also teaches fine of LEATHER EN-
BOSSING.
thorough knowledge of either of the above can be OBJ
tanned IN from five lessons. PrceFeen Dollars for
each
The Masonic and Odd Felo aterntes respectfully
solicited call her specimens also her references
that NAV ability impar instruetio
well as her lady, whom the care of young
ladies may te entrusted.
d3l 3n
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nIETAIRIE AssOCIA.

AsIE~ TON kAGEs'-Ths Rinisf meet
ing will commence on the first satur
SATURDAY, January 1857 discrepancies for y. Odds
Subscription 500 forfeit SlG1. Two mile heats.
D. r. Kenner b. C. WHALE, by Voucher, ont Of
Dolphin.
T. j. Wells b. g. NOISE, by Capt. Egee dam by
Ruby.
A. L. Bngamsn b. by Sovereign dam by Betsey
The other stakes advertised have not fed.
TUESDAY, January 6, 1851 Three mile heats--Jockey
Club Purse $50.
WEDNESDAY, January 1.-TWO mile heats.-Jockey Club
THURSDAY. January Dash of miles-Purse 800.
SAME DAY.-Mle heas-Purse 800.
FRIDAY, January 9.-Mile HeatsBest In 5-Jocky Club
SATURDAY, January l0-Four mile heats-Jockey Club
Entrance money per the Of Purse, to 60 to
the horse Should there second horse the
money will go with the purse.
No deduction frpm the purses in case IF ysk eyer
On the first Sunday after the Jockey Club Races the propre
tors will offer two purses, to be for
FIRST RACE-Mils Heats-Purse 500
SECOND RACE-Two mile heas-Pnrse 500.
To be under the rules and regulations Of he Jockey Club
but free only for non winners during the week
THE ORLEANS STAKE.
sweepstakes for colts and FLIES dropped in 1885, to
off the Meairie Course New Orleans the SA
URDAY previous 10 the regular week Of the Metairie As
ISOLATION Races in the spring Of 85Fve Hundred Dollars
$500 Subscription ForfeitSi90 Declaration If made
before the LIST January 1853 ten subscribers
will fill the stake mile heats colts GO lbs and geldng
allowed lbs in all other to be governed by the rules
Of the Metse Jockey Club. To close the lst April 1851
Nominations declarations be addressed SIDNEY
STORY Esq., Secretary Metaire Jockey Association New Or
leans, La.
Chairman Executive Committee,
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Ampbitheate doors open EVERY NIGHT at the at
ga EVERY SATURDAY AT MIDDAY.
expressly Juveniles and family partesentree 12
ON NEW YEARS AT NOON,
Holiday Fee commencing precisely l2 O'Clock.
be improper add, that the object Of such
parable led combination eNtravHgant scale that the most
liberal patronage be expected TO be commensurate with
the daily endeavor Tar experience and
capital such raise the Circus
high estimation of the intelligent refined and fashionable
citizens of New Orleans that become fixed
basis for FUTURE that for this
outlay be expected by the propeors, from win
hereafter they produce other equestrian novelties
in their A1nphitheUter.
THE MUSEUM,
countless curiosties will also be EVERY DAY
from 10 A. 10 NJ, in which except during the hours
the Circus going the celebrated armed man.
Mr. S. q. X. NE1.l.IS,
IL NJ P NJ and P NJ during the day time only, will go
through with his wonderful feats with his TOES only cutting
valentines writing and folding letters, playing musical stru
meuts, shooting with bow and arrow ETC.. etc.
to Each ticket go cents gives the entrance both 10 the Mu
performance of the Circus during the hours the
purchaser in the building Children under 10 half price, in
MANIAC EMEMT-of General Busness-Dr. G, R. sPALD-
,ra-oTT0 KYLE. Of the Crcle-R j. WHITE OF the
Horse-JOE COOK. Jester-HIIL LAKE. Brfo Clown
JOHN DAVENPORT. Groesque-The MOTLEY BROTH
ERS treasurer. W. WIInRE. Ticket Clerks-Messrs.
ANDY SPRINGER and j. E. WARNER, Of whom admissions
and seats may be procured. 49,
p Eight Private Boxes will be fitted up holding
g. persons, which be secured for s. SO and s.,
Ra- MessrS SPALpING ROGERS respectfully announce
Bayous that the FLOATING PALACE, her Tender,
RAYMOND being fitted up elegant style, especially
for the Of this triple Company those icinties in
February and that the three will positively not be
Sior but continue undivided wherever they exhibited
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01

WANTED.

yTTANTED-TWO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
w teach Music and French the other Drawing and Pau
ing and English branches the combine these qualt
hcatons Mnst be thorough Situation pleasant and salary
LIBERAL Apply a this Office. d2o I'm
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A SITUATION AS A
w teacher family school, by young
lady who is well qualified for teaching the English
getter with Music French, Drawing and Painting. Testmo
mails etc. furnished required Address Miss E. j. g. Well
vile. Nooway county Va. DIS If
w sale by applying J. H. BASS,
seq Pm lla Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01

50 casks landing brig Geo Harris.
For sale by Z. j. HART CO.,
II and 10 Tchoupouas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01
FOR SALE.

~ VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
~ The subscriber has arrived with likely lot Me-
GROES, consisting Of Men and Worner-Feld Hands,
~ Mechanics, Cooks, Washers Ironer House Ser
wants which he will sell reasonable for cash good
city accepances. Will continue receive lots Of Negroes du
ring the season.
BHsgans Old Stand of Esplanade aud MORGAN
o21 ddWsrns JOHN B. SMITH.
4 SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 COMMON
~ STREET.-THE undersigned has on hand, and will keep
constantly for SALE for either Cash City Acceptance
descriptions, HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS
Having leased the hreestory dwelling No. 1856 Common
ne prepared raiders
their Slaves reasonable obtained the
city.
RErERIFCEs.-Ferows Co. Curry Person j. G. Kicks
Co; Richard Beck ] g. Cocks Co: Watt Deaaues
N B-rhe HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. nj ly
TyOT'IOy PLANTATION FOR SALE-THAT
~ well known Plantation owned and occupied by Mrs. N
Wilson situated Bayou Discard in the parish Of OuactA
and miles from Monroe, with beautiful road from thence
containing between nine hundred and thousand
of land with about $50 in high state Of cultivation the
balance oered land The place is well suited force Of
thirty hands The improvements Of the best
quality including Frame Clubhouse and quarters for
sixty good Stables Corn Houses and large and we'll
finished Dwelling with all houses and altogether
well improved This tract of land will be sold very
reasonable fer reasonably payments Possession
be given the LIST January next as soon as the re 10
gathered It plant large crop
| fodder, potatoes, etc., at the lowest price.
further information this subject, appy the prer
ala d&Wf PITCHER. GOODRICH / CO.
I
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NEW LIGHT! A NEW LIGHT:!
"A NEW LIGHT!I
KE r o S e NE OIL,
Not Explosive!

NEW LIGHT! NEW LIGHT:!
IA A NEW LIGHT!
ZERO SE NE OIL,
Not Explosive!
THREE QUALITIES.
Kerosene Burning OIL,
ca Substitute for Campheue.)
Kerosene Burning and Lubricating Oil,
a Substitute for Lard Cola and sylvic oiJ
Burning in every of Oil Lamp Also substitute for the
Lubricatrg Oils heretofore used for machinery.
Kerosene BlnnacIe OIL,
"a Substitute for the Sperm OIL generally used in Ship
And for any other Illuminating 5 now in use-burung
in all the ordinary Oil Lamps
The UNDERSIGNED Agents Louisiana for the North
American OIL Company of New York. beg leave
furnish the above valuable Oils They do not hesitate
'' THE KEROSENE BURNING OIL
eectuay supersede Camphene and Gas account Of its
exposivenes and powerful light That the KEROSENE
BURNING AND LII BRICATING OIL, finer article, will be
superior kind of oil other material now used for
Olive OIL burning 1t will give better light than the
Lard Cola Rape Seed syvic OIL having the further
As to Inc SERosENE BiNNACLE OIL which is extra
quality Of the Kerosene OIL expressly for ships
and warranted not 10 CONCEAL in the cotest they are
ang purposes and The desderaum sought after Tor so
| many years.
Testimonials of the unqueonable character proving
the valuable properties Of these Oils will be published in due
time and full information given in hand and post bills as also
public the Oils and the Lamps are received
ship agents in this city, and subagens appointed in every
| parish in the State. - - ,-,,,. .,-,,-,,
| LUBRICATING OIL be seen in
shipment Binnace Oil will he received in few days.
b. NAUTRE CO., No. Is Conde street,
az I'm
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Preserves.
Is cases STRAWBERRIES, Baltimore
Is do BRANDY PEACHES, do.
IS do PIE FRUITS, do.
. do half-pnt and pin. JELLlES, baltimore.
100 do Doughty's Philadelphia PRESERVES
All now landing, for sale by E. j. HART CO.,
II and 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
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AUCTION SALES.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.


Uneserved Sale Fine Gold and Silver Watches Plated and
Silver Ware, Gold Jewelry, Diamonds, Fancy Goods, ETC.
BY A. ROBERTSON. Auctioneer
THIS MORNING, at half-past 10 o'clock,
and following days al the store OF Joseph Kaie 70 camp
street. will be sold m
Watches fine Gold Jewery in style and fashion, Electro
Sheffield Plated Ware Fancy Writing Desks Work and
Toilet Boxes Mate and other Clocks Cutlery, Pertumey,
Guns Pistols, Fancy Goods, etc.
H1-TERMs-liberal, at sale "
p-The stock open for nspec on and parties wis hing
nr;res d29 If
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Whisky.
s punched sup. Islay SCOTCH WHISKY
5 do IRISH do
50 bbls Old RYE.
100 do BOURBON.
For sale by f. j. HART CO..
II and 70 Tchoupitoulas street.