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TENTLEMEN's SL9THINs MADE TO

GENTIEMhN ORDER, SITN' "AUh :"
WALL, STEPHENS, co. respectfully IN
yite the attention of gentlemen TO their present
large and very desirable assortment OF hne
CLOTHS. .CASSlMER ES. Velvet, Silk, and Sat
in VESTlNGS, embracing all grades, cOlors, and
styles of fashionable materials adapted TO mems
wear, which they will make to order, in the best
cheaper than the usual city rates.
Constantly on hand one OF the lsrgett ssortmeute
of READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
O''' ~ WALL. STEPHENS 4 CO.,
oc6 80 Pa sv.. between eth and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-17

WALL, STEPHENS & Co
w No 50 Ps1s. AcsssA
BOYS AND YOUTHS r READY-MADk
CLOTHIN6,
For School dad DreIs Wsdr.
Parents and guardians wishing 20 furnish their
children and wards with School and CoIlsfe Outfs1
for the coming season, invited to examine oar
present large and extensive variety Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they At out their children of all slxes, m
few minutes, with every description Of RKApY-
MADE GARMENTS Of substantial and durable suaifty
WALL STEPHENS CO..
an 25-u No. 50 Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and 10th sfs,
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NIUsIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

spare, which he viii devote in giving q superior
course Of Musical Instruetion, rarely TO Be met
and classical Organ Pldyiss. &c.
N. B.-No instruction whatever viii be Givsu
where payments not made advance.
Ensagements can be made by calling at hs New
Musical Repository, corner uth street and Peln.
avenue oc lift
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nRY GOODS!-DRY GOODSH
IL AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Selling on to reduce our very heavy stock en-
tire assortment of rich Fancy aud Staple DR. RESS
GOODS, to close them out by lst of JanuaTy-
All Fancy Coored Dress Silks and Robes.
All rich Printed Mouss eifnes and ValencIas.
All wide Black and Coored Silk Velyets,
- All hne Plain and Plaid French Merinos.
II handsome Cloth Cloaks newest styles.
large assortment of long and square Cloths,
BrOche and other styles Shawls.
HI With general assortment Of FIRST class Sta
pie Goods at reduced prices.
]. w. COLLEY & CO.,
de 2w No. SIS 7th st.. s doors above Pa av.
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CATHOLIC ALMANAC for Ie5e prioe Is cts.
" just feosiyed-for ssle By = Il - -
FRANKLIN PHlLP, Bookseller;
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ETRUSCAN JEwELRY.-Just received
~ Lavas, Canoes, Corals, snd Mosaics, in rich
Etrusoan Settings, together with large invoce of
Fancy Sllverware, suitable for wedding presents.
- ..- ..a III. SEMKtN,
no N 50 Pa ave-, het Q, h and 10th sts
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Read CsFtikeafss of PTacftstnf Pkystetass, nloTs
Of tChich eda be gtuea.
I have for some time past used the Vegetable
Balsam, or Fragrant Hair Wash: made bv Mr.. John
(Sibbs of this city, and have found it an excsl-
lent preps ration for keeping the scalp entirely clean,
and thereby efficient promoting the growth Of the
apoiied TO arrest the falling of Of the hair after q
potra cted with entire success liz 10 not
are always more or less injurious toihe bsr bulbs
from which the tissue derives its nutrment:
SAM'L A. STORNON, M. ".
washirvton n e. December 18th, 1855.
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EOR RENT-Ths front PARLOR and BED
ROOM attached. over Kldwel & Laurence's
Drug Store. The most desirable rooms on Penn
avenue, on account of their nearness to WIllards'
Hotel and the Departments. Also, two Bedrooms
IN third story. All furnished. Apply to KIDWELL
LAURENCE, +, near corGer l4th street.
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TO LET-ROOMS, (furnish cd, } with Board IN
aPIivate family. on l. street, No. 5l4, between
9Th and 18th streets north, for gentleman and LADY,
or two single gentlemen. 90 2S
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ENOR RENT-A fne BRICK DWELLING
Z HOUSE between tle Capitol ard X. r. Depot,
on North Capitol street. Rent low. Inquire Of
ACKER, corner I'd and f streets.
de Is eotf
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EOR RENT-The DWELLINS HOUSE. No.
i f38 street, on the square immediately east Of
the front Of she City Hall. next door to the rssdenos
OF }. Nj. Carlisle 1.-THE proprietor to whom appoa-
ton may be MADE. The house will be rented only
rent Will be 800 per annum pay able at such periods
as may be agreed on. Sc 2S-tf
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
II end Of the city. within few doors of the Sec
and shower baths, and Is rooms. For further par
tlculhrs inaulre at this office. 90 l5.tf
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CuIprpER CouRT HOUSE, November Is, l&&,
Ihevs n I'D he HAIR Wash made By Mr.. John ID.
Gibbs OF w sshinFtoh, d: G IN case IN xhieh the
An fnnnd M highly useful In promoting the rovth
Of the hair; and subsequent use OF the Wash i'm
hoth its texture and appearance. The scurfy
ssnnS,tIon Of the scalp, hch the loss Of hair de-
nended was entirely removed by repeated spphca-
uSsi uSaieIm n"' wM. NJ. THOMPSON, M. ID.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS-I
"A have purchased from the assgnees Of q large and
6r,t-cass Jevelry Establishment in New York.
fne stock of choice Diamond. Coral, Cameo, Lava,
and other rich Gotd yevelry Gold and Silver
as wish to dispose OF them in a short time, will
give my customers chance 20 buy some OF the best
goodr at lower prices than the quality has ever
been sold for in this CITY. l shall them Oh very
fast, therefore all who wish 20 purchase grest oer-
MOI 2S II. o. HOOD.
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OUTER LRU TIER IF amilies and others
ID in want OF choice ia BILE Blu rTER viii ind
ny sfoot as have sslsoted 1t with Particular care.
For sslebg -.a - yEsSE b. WILSON. Jf
Also. tive casss nsw croD Fi6s. zA1J. B.Ws
apoao2AW3V .ssasV
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OPERATIONS OF TIE PATENT OFFIcE.-The
following is the List Of Patents issued from the
United States Patent Office for the week ending
December IA, lS58-each bearing that date:
Robert A Adams, Of 81. Louis, Mo.-For i'm
proyement In stencils -.
J. T.. Atwood, Of Mansfield Centre, Ct-For
Improvement In sewing machines
Daniel ;. Baker, Of Providence r. I-For
yxTiSt-band fastener
Amos H. Boyd, Of Saco, Me-For tmnrove
meat In sewing machines.
John :. Clark, Of Philadelphia, Pa a-For i'm.
pToyemen, in stoves
John .. Clark aud Washington Harris. of
Philadelphia, Pa.-For Improvement In stoves
stephen Culver, Of Newark, N. .J-For i'm
proyrinent in tea and coffee pots.
Curtis, OF CToton Corners, N. Y.-For
improvement In excavators.
William Edge, Of DOwnington, Pa-For i'm
prOvement IN railroad brake. ...
John Ericsson, Of New York, N. Y-Fof i'm
prOvement Ia air engines. .
John n. Fairchild, OF Jericho, Vt-For i'm.
pToyement In water wheels
g. w Fairfield, Of Holyoke, Mass-For i'm.
provetnent In car seats and couches.
Jacob Frick, OF Philadslphia, Pa-For I'M
Tor steam boilers. D. N. .
William w Gaige, Of Rochester N -Fol
improvement In ompositlons for tanning leather
Richard GorBall, OF Baltimore Nd For i'm.
proyenent In machine for making hollow bul
Gssrge w Grader and Benjamin r. cowan, o
Memphis, Tenn.-For improved steam and waite
alarm guage for steam boilers
Michael HARDY, Of New York, N. Y.-For in
prosement Ia machinery for forming bat bodies
John Henry Holt snd Josiah II. 6ereuid,
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COMMISSioNER OF THE COGRT OF
CLAIMS, AND CONVEYANCER,
OHcs aad Sidsres, No. 4 1st street east, Grssas
Roto, Capitol Hilk
Deeds, Wills Contracts, and all other legal writ.
lngs. oarsfullv and promptly prepared. no Ppm
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A HOUSE FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
"A INES LOCALITY IN THE CITY-Tbs
House at present occupied by DR.. K. Finley Hunt,
DENTIST 10 for rent. lt 10 the north side Of Penn.
avenue. betw 9Th and 10th streets (in one az the
best business squares in WashngtOn,j running back
20 street, and containing II rooms besides the par
lors: For further Information apply on the premi-
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ICE HOUSE TO RENT-Looated on Il street
= south, between I'd and Sd, east. In good condi-
ton; Kent reasonable, and taken, in part. In ire.
Apply on the premises. : no s-tf
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EOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE ON u st.
L south, between 9Th and 9Th streets west, Isl-
snd9 Lot fronts Is feet 9Th street, running back
payable monthly. ENQUIRE of I'll VANS a.
THOMPSON SIS Pa. avenue, between eth and 10th
streets. 90 IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

EowLER's PATENT STEAM ~ ,isls. - "a 4
have extensively used for the last Two
for economy IN fuel have proved far preferable 70 the ora
nary boilers They combine the following advsniAks w
and do not cost ~ mucn q ny
nary cylinder hoed Boiler aud not nal ~ n nun - ~
fuel saving hut al the complicated boilers
Planter md shers interested these Boilers in opera
ton al the following places In the city -. 49,.
Leyee Steam Coos Press L. uisana Cotton fressf SAfvnoe
Lat Refinery, L. Homes Ornamental Iron works
ois certificates at the ONCE OF the Ratentee
and circulars with plan of the Boiler VIII be sent 70 any par
y - d. H. FOWLER III Beronne street.
Manufacturer Of LowPessufe Locomotives fned and tylin
der Boilers Pipes Fire Frouts. Crate Bars. Valves
Chimneys etc, ETC.
All work done al this establishment viii be guarantees
ana In point Of workmanship and MATERIAL TO any in tn
country, aud a. the lowest prices MA om&W
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ITO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
soUrRERE FIRE-PRooF ROOFING.

The undersigned offers to the public Proof Roofing
possessing the following everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
1t cheaper than STATES does not require heavy tmbeIed
and when finished has the appearance Of STONE.
0 sS @ oa oR 20 3s 4 s
percedes the necessity Of valley or hanging cutters
which have given trouble for years, and which
have continued leak in spite Of all Efforts can be made per
II ncombustibe is pervous to water affected by
Il bs applied q any species Of roofs fat or Inclined ma,
be applied to the sides Of houses taking the place Of succone
pearance Of being constructed Of stone
unS t an would ties when
with It they would no longer be exposed the atmosphere
Planters Builders furnished with the Southern
sSR H0usEs VII" pam NJ" "
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs.
WAREHOUSES;
all covered and made perfectly Fire and Waterford
We are prepared to contracts which will superiu
We are to negotiate with builders and others Tor the
purchase Of the right of States Parishes Counties and Terrific
Once Of the Company No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
basement Of the Masonic Hall ,,.,o,, ,,o,,,,
Liberal inducements offered builders and others to act
Agents, . -
Wanted-Agenis all Of the country. mis- 6m&w
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GALVANIZED
pnpe The hest and most article in nse for
cooling preserving meats, milk, butter, fruit, wines
each shelf and being Confined from the ecs he hot air.
uece to be The same throughout apparatus This
effected by the drppngs from the Ice which Is lost in All
neat piece Of furniture can be placed any ROOM
had additional cs These ReeOrs are no expert
uent They have been successful alton for upwards Of
their certificates will show and the most approved
the most perfect ventilation is insured gfess saving Of ice
has been more sd AIR d and
offered for public P"dl!!oanTagge . v,zrn NOV
Has been substituted the shelving lieu of zinc thereby
enabling us to oie them entirely free from dation and
which heretofore in oher
epe they are more servceAbe as Il is now conceded that
| not affected BY acid salt water, etc.
mis- SIN FLINT 4 JONES. "A and 4s Royal street.
OF pfsEAsEs OF The EYE sna Impsriac
puons of vson-l6s St. Charles street. opposite Lafay
uIEsnl Operations Of the Eye attended TO- such c.a
| Gas RrxTUREs-GAs FIXTURES
HENDERSON GAINES,
qHASDELIEEs rE ,r; REs ckfis Hs Is1sp
French English and American manufacture in the creates
Low .PR1cEs.
ss-whsn desired, they WIN Be pu. up.
N, B-A very large variety Of GAS GLOBES always OF
OsT OR MIsLAID, IN THE CITY OF PHILA
Il dephia Pa somess during the month Of February last
est on s 81 hs Second ssv
Bank Loa also q said city Of New Orleans Nos III and lis
The Pube cautioned against negotang the pay
Is sois JAMES RifcHIE. Agent a.
| L store and 10 arrive cahavba, for tale Nv
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Avis special a tous les Electeurs dc la VILE
de In observation-disclosures.

don't les tne initale,
comprise les eres ct X toutes deux neiusivement
votes Poll No Tn de leurs Precincts
tits don't les par toue
initiate comprise les eres deux inclusive
deposeront leurs Poll No Denx de leurs Pre-
enc respectiis, Perception des votans du sEPfiEME
PRECINcTTous les dc Precinct don't les mons
par comprise leiires 81 g.
deux inciuvemen dtposefont eus votes an Roll Nc
I'm les yotants don't les par toqe mi
ne comprise entire les lettres ct N oue deux
ment deposeon leurs votes Poll No Deux e. ious es
voAns don't les commeneent toue initiate eonprlss
entire les lett q toues denx nciuvemen' aepose'
lenrs Poll No Tros
Par ordre dn Bureau Central des Commisss.rss,
my28 J. AID. ROSTER, seefetslIc-
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T ARGE SALE OF TOWN LOTs.-I WILL
IL offer for sale at public auction 10 the city OF Rngsdnle,
alias Meridian, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 18th
and Ieih Of June next, about Five Hundred Lots.
The situated within two and three quarters miles OF
the Of Lauderdae Miss and the point Of inter
section for the Southern the Mississippi aud Alabama and the
Railroad. chartered and no doubt will be
built sid place direct the city Of New orleans
Another line Of railroads l. being rapidly constructed
portion of ssou Grenada Miss via Ite Rock ard Mem
ph pointing the city Of Ragsdae II about 100
miles from Grenada to the city Of Ragdse The construction
IN from the city Of Ragsdae and the extreme
northwestern portion of Missouri II hardly probable that the
Of Mobile and the country along the line will remain
idle much longer complete line of roads Of such
Thus It that the longest lines of railroad in the
will the city Of Ragsdale besides the from
different direct and will be placed in
direct with nearly place Of Importance in
the United Sateeven from the Pacific ocean 70 the State OF
Maine.
The amount Of trade that will pass through sd place
ally hundred millions of money The
conceive Of Roads conld not be
the trade Of the rich and popu
ious counties Of East Mississippi West Alabama eec
tunly than being built will said place The
courthouse will doubtless be moved here. The air and
water soil unduang country around make one
of the heahies and most delightful places 10 pc touno any
WI ere.
in the country already dete mined move here
The being of such superior adyan-
offered for profitable investments 10
institutions learning merchants manufacturers mechanics
capitalists aud in short persons engaged IN nearly every variety
II Atlanta Ca going in from four different
directions city Of Is 900 inhabitants in afew
cars coming IN different directions the longest
lines the world and the richest prairie and canebake
countries in the South to support herr
as law2m&W Y. A. kAGsDAI.B
l
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I1srr aRRIunn WIrH A I.ARnE IOT

a. JUST ARRIVED, WITT A LARGE LOT OF
~ Virginia NEGROES consisting OF Plantation hands
"A Carpenters, Cooks, Washers and
Ironers, Seansresses and Houss Servants The uudei.
receiving supplies during the which
offers for sale for cash approved paper at HAaAhs
Old Stand of Espanads and MORGAN Streets New or
e WI smdsw. John B. SMITH.
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THE UNION INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
Il

yT,E4E Union INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
i NEW ORLEANS,
Corner oil ST. oharies anu eana streets
,--. r,,n.. n,,,.A.s -.
quired by law and their Charter, viz
Amount of premiums received during the year end
ing 3Oh April legs szuoo4I Vi
premiums on I az i,e H Risss .'' "sSsse 10
:. Marine Risks. ............. ST g74 o.
,-.....,. --sA'eS sa5 y
Paid losses ETC. during The year to.wit:
Ere Losses. .''','..,.'''.''''''' Taa "a
Marine Losses. H,lb2 ~
s.s sss 40
Paid for RI .insnrances .............. 1893 rs
:. II ten per cent; Return $sl1 g
- Expenses less DISCOUNT ''''''' ---1-- ssoeSo 50
1000 -
OF which is reserved for risks moi ter o,,,, on
Ma, nrosts ...,............... sss,0ss IS
The Assets Of the Company are
Capital Stock Notes. SN9 IVY ~
Bills receivable at short time foe pre-
miums. :.-.-...........-''. o,,aLs ~ III
Bills receivable Tor loan on mGrsase'''' ID "a S9
go. :,
Total Assets. so'Aooo 90
STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of Orleans, CITY of New
Orleans BE remembered that on NE oh day q Nay leS
before the subscriber Justice o. the rease - ana or NE
ahes Company orleans who being dal sworn accord
n @ n "a spc from he books Of The Com
many A. CHIAPELLA, President.
JULES DO, HoNDE. ssscsTetaryy s.o
S"S'' " ""N j. W. ANDREWS, j. p.
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BITrERs-
A CORDIAL. FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

This highly agreeable cordial is taken and prepared
by request of number Of families who had repre-
resulting from mixing those
which he imbibed unduted the loss Of
time which they occasion and the mistakes made from igno
OF the mode Of administering them.
These well founded objections enabled me to understand the
which deter from making OF their
excellent preparations The manufactured by
me- be taken pure the difficulties alluded TO. 1t
highly Of general weakness aud In nerv
objections generally, and is certain preventative from
gasri-thst disease peculiar and humid eli
mates 1t reestahhes the appetite, nvsoates the general
system healthy color who have
acquired Emphatic temperament .
This cordial not only the property Of the
appetite but of aiding digestion II tempted by sumptuous
repast beyond bounds Of prudence suffer from
slow and mpeded digestion small glass Of this admirable
liquor speedy relief and facilitates the work Of NATURE
Persons in good health use it apeervative and pleas
beverage Its delicious and taste render II such.
Those habit taking lunch. and particularly
ladies' invaluable addition this repas',
merely Of exquisite favor but from its digestive
qualities.
delicate contributions from infancy to old Of
both sexes may employ without the slightest Inconvenience.
Directions will be given ung for the first Iime
A. A. PEYCHAUD,
1000, No RnvaI stre
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DORTS MOUTH HAY-ln0 iuns prime Portsmouth
L Hay board ship Rockingham, from Portsmouth, New
nT m.s JONES, IAcKINDER Co.. 81 Gravier street
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE THE
VI highest price paid for sseosd hand Furniture Car
M Persons declining honsekeepsnE and Wishing to dis
pose their Furniture in block win Ind to their adj
SAMUEL. FAIBVRE.
mySi SPIN Balonne IT., rear5a, :
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NIoTICE-HAvINaR EEN INFORMED by sevERAI

NJOTICE-HAvING BEEN INFORMED BY SEVERAL
IN families that my TONI-AROMATIC BlTTERs would be
excellent article but for the bitterness Of the which Is
rather paaae hestaed 20 modify them in that
respect DESIRED for the efficacy Of the Bites is chiefly
owing good plants in their composition
large quantity had prepared having been sold
than ancipaei, have lately manufactured twice as
with modification 10 question. am satisfied they
will be found generally pleasant taste especially by
Ladies' and good for the health aud weak omschs
A. A. PEYCHAun,
my2S i2tA2tW l03 Royal street.
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~ away the l4ih January, light grin boy named
"a HENRY or GORDON, aged about "a years weighs
$50 pounds about feet inches in height; easily
frightened confused when spoken to- has negro
thin rnosfaehe dressed when he le Ia black frock
light eoored felt hat Apply 70
Mcl)oNNELI'S Restaurant,
fe5 III Com street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

OTffcE ks1nxl BsxnD os Coruf..rosxns =
rcrtcErHy ~, r}e q es. nrs e. 5ses ls,s
IN DAY. ihe 1th day Of 5u7s iss5 VIM Be- held under te
snptsintendsncs O me following named ccnsio1efs
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TmPORTANT TO EVERYBoDYU
q PaILADELPHIA sALAMANDEIs

wn PHILADELPHIA sALAmANDER
ma 0ElFIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES.
IT,. M EVANS a WATs0N'S celebrated Double Door and
HkH Hihighly finished SALAMANnER FIRE AND THIEF
'll-eS PROOF SAFES. with Patent Bank Lock keys q
which car carried ordinary size This
make OF Safe very strongly certified 70 and recon-
mended by heads of Banks Banking Houses Government
Oce Jewelers. Merchants and others Books
containing certificates aud all information relating 70
their character and quality be together with the
Safef, at No. 40 Common street
HEATON OLIVIER,
m25 sm Agents for the Manufacturers.
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Special Notice to the Electors of the City of
New Orleans.

All voters whose sutneipes beg With any Initial letter
No. Of their respective Peciucts and all the
whose begin with initial letter from TO
both inclusive will their Poll No. Two Of their
GIVE PIecnct with the exception Of n. voter Of the
SEVENTH PRECtNCT-Aiiv OF this PRECINCT whose
eurnames begin with any initial letter ranging O..
inclusive will their Poll No All
begin with any initial letter ranging rtm
NJ both inclusive will their votes a. Pol No Two and AL
with initial leer ranging
20 q inclusive viii their votes Poll No. Three
| BY order OF the Central Board Of Commission
| myzS te j. AD. koZIER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

NOTIFICATIONS HAVING TEXAS LAND BUsI-
IN of kind nature have II attended by the
undersigned upon leaving with H. j. Stansbury Esq, Of the
Picayune job Once letters directing where the undersigned
call have personal interview in reference thereto
The letters should be addressed to the undersigned in clear
and egibe hand writing in order avoid mistakes being made
and the consequent 10 Of time He is the
North and will here about thirty days. preparatory
his his place residence business Address
| Houston, Harris county, Texas.
the notices promptly, and they will receive
good attention.
City Observation-Disclosures Smith, Esq., IS Magazine street,
| 5 Banks Arcade.
my2s If ]. H. II. WOODWARD
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M ATHEMAgIoAL DRAWING AND WRIT

PROS. F. RICHARDSON will give instructions, day and
evening No. % ST. Charles street. Of Common in
Writing, Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Trigonomery, Men,
suraon Surveying. Engineering, Navigation; Perspective,
Architectural Drawing with thorough inst
Skechpg from Greek, Latin, English
French Spanish and German will he taught by competent Pro-
fessors Evening will be formed for Private
Instructions will be given those who wish. NILS 1y
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n EFfITTARCEsTO IHELAND-THEU UNDER
II signed are prepared furnish drafts the Bank Of Ire
land pay able demand In such he required
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