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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
SHIPPING.
| NEW io9g AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

EDWARD IL COLLINS, No. sc Wall street. NY
BROWN shIPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool
Il. q WAiNWRIGHT 90 Paris. .
The ~ hse ships will not be accountable for go
silver bullion ir Jew Try precious stones or metals I'M
less bills Of ay signed therefor and the value thereof
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n wELuEs NICHOLS. AUCrroNEgR LARGE SAFE

IT nm
VI. o. choice wines, nqrors scgars, &c. fbRN w
low JR CO will sell on Thursday, February T. A. III
1cock hei ssrsrooms D Pine street the finest seec
lions from an iupurters stock liquors segtrs Sc
coussng 81 ve OLD pts and dark brsndes Of known rcpu
&ion; hgh COS sh"rries Madsras ports &c. On
Of fsvorc braus Old Jamaica rum scotch Trish Bourbon
rnd Monongahea yhskeys choice Havana segars ec,ei
brands ssrdnrs dc together with m, balance private
STOCK o rare s and liquors. removed salesrOoms
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ID lea, o'cioas A. NJ, nj tho central ssesrooms will
Ioughy c,rutr Pearl brooklyn household furniture
ms any snd other - -, bureaus washsisnds sofas
heFaas. lounges mahoc shy marble top centre.
card dinnr tahlc- chairs counters 40benches,
Brus carpets Slsi lot Of fancy goods work
bore, furs jew lry sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

c,Hos HKie GU, AUTHORIZATIONS NO. l6 SPRUCE
/ Mortgage sale OF the contents Of shpyard,
b TO- 1858 at 10 A. M at No N3 South street.
consisting spSrs, spruce poles, OAK &c; yellow pine UNI
bers pisns spruce timber plank and boards: lack
meisck aoat stages old mass truck lot OF oakuu,
pi wedges carriages h)rsng irons and
et, &c &c sso once furn ure consisting Of desks,
chairs iron sa e. &c. CHARLES Il. CONNER,
Attorney for mortgage.
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V,HOMAS WITCH, ACCOMMODATIONS NO. l6
Spruce sreetSheries sale CT theological historical and
mscean looks, stereot, plates, &c DC &c, on
ihrsda Fetrusry 1858 at 10 NJ. a. No. 21 Broadway,
orsis pg OF 1usny of historical and theological
bccts beautifully bound in half calf fnt English books by
description emery, &c SO Also axtvres Of The store
counters. &c &c. A. b. ROLLINS Deputy Sheriff.
V,IE TRATE HOUSEgt FPERs AND OTHERS IN
good furniture should attend the sale this
ing, at lCis O'Clock, at 494 broadway.
JULIUS BROWN, Auctioneer.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON
w this day at 1u O'Clock the entire fixtures Of the hguor
les hudson Brooklyn, consisting Of demUohns
beer pumps furniture and elegant screens,
shelves, gas fixtures, &c.
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DICORD's, yHLPRAUy CIvTALRs, MOONS UUKi,
IL s priy..s hospital prscce Of Paris and Lon.

don, BY pr LARnoNT Asscns person.. afflicted wit as
81 he sexual 81 ne TACT he usss
tbs msbd OF informing them he Ia only grades In us
city who Il exclusively curing those diseased and vhoss cor,
necon VIII the European hospitals enables him 10 sdopt the
latest and uos radical treatment curing The oldest and -
Corner Spring and Mercer opposite -
Nicholas. ON 70 su1 20 p. ~ Sunday excepted The
noctors Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide, nearly 900
verised medicines We commend w. Larmon 70 he afct
cd ourrisr dee Rats Uns stsss 2sitsng Day Book A.
"a 10.
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A 6sIGNEEs ALE CT HOSIERY AND FANCY GOODS.
"A by NJ - fAIEF, Auctionssr. this day Thursday,
9TH ir st., Mt 1O1, O'cIock ~ CT LIBERTY street
Consisting H rar Of vooilen and meno uniershirts and
drr s~srmsut II gloves neck ties cravss silk
and linen porktt h.nikerch..f bu.ots ribbons s-stBg
rk thread eles rortemonnaies Aai large varsity OF
other mention. Nl order OF
NAF. " MAS, Asugnecz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

A LBERT II EICOLAY, AUcrIoyEER-By ALBERT
IA ID Nj OIL Y, office No Broad sreet-kegu.ar su'-
Non ssles stocks bonds notes ard other ures
day socks and bonds oought sold sale M
the brokers' board sale tins day l2 O'CLOCK At the
Merchant Exchlnge For full particulars catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

nR WARDS UNFORTINATk'S FRIEND, AND OTiIEb
IL remedies for private Diseases the plus utr-the
only absolute reiance. Ali afflicted, come to Dr. ARD All
hitherto disappointed cal Dr. Ward. Cure guaranteed
Price 81 Female dsessss successfully treated His monthly
pills Dor, fall Once, 29 Canal street corner
OF broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

T1LRERT g. SANAGr. AUCTfONFER-wtIJ, SELL At
NJ etlesrt IN, ''eiH f., rday Feb g. at 10 A. ", oy
order u nsfltn trerrh fancy QNDds
and able cutler sod ena ,cr watches zoe ewery also
div goods, cl0il ~ N1siery, lace gop-s. Nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

THosAs g. MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
of desr.be story cottage house with lease OF lot
THOM as MiIa.ER will sell vt auction Monday Feb
IL O'clock IT the Merchants kxchapge the very desr able
two story snd basement brick cottage house No w Wes
above 20 YEAR t. rum house &c newly panied and IN the
ground SO per apnum. To small family desiring
bic residence the alb offers every nducement
Further the Office of the aucu0neer No. III
Pine street
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MEDICAL.

pUY OF Dr.. LARMONT HIS PARIS AND LONDON
ID Medical Adviser aud ,rrisge Guide <09 pages pro
fsey Illustrated 81 80 Mercer street. opposite st. Nicholas
Hotel before you adopt any treatment for s.xus
Q certain mode OF Treatment To aud 10 r. a.
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= = =
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL 80
N cety.-1he regular NJ, ly meeting of this society will
held Il nv sday) clock In the chapel OF
the Unversiy DR.. n. Behun@ M'Caree will read paper
ION the Chinese people their arts condition and policy at the
pr time ~
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MISS A. W. snow. THE CvfEBRArED BUSINESS
M caryoysn may be consulted at her residence, No -
VI, street No second foor She win frd
snd trace host stolen goods advise on business tive
delioeaticus Of characters, tc
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DAsIEL rouoiI. ApcrIosEER-orFIcE No. !

nANIEL 8 TOUGH AUCT1Os EER-oFFICE NO. IS
IL Seeknsn sireeL-~DAN1EL s. HOrgH calls the par
ucunf atengu of persons in want Of really rs class house
hold Goods 70 h. sale - suson a. motrow, Frdsy feb
OF al ~ the rich and c1sy contained in the private
sc~nce No ~ West Invent; third Moth
All the IL made the have been
but little used ami In hne condition sale positive. No
posiponerni on account rp sits required q all rnr
chasers In The basement % walnut diniug
furniture complete together Al he sitchen utensils sui
elegant china and ivmy cutlery silver ware,
cut siass Ac belonging 10 tae family In the parors
velvet carpets Hnd rugs and three ose~uod psror suits
centre and side tables and wall lace
dow drsyvrv, pier cassts chlna agures,
clocks ornaments psnngs cngravngs lsys secretary,
work tabies chairs hocb fvtur-s;
wood sevcn octave piano, stool sol &c In the cham
hers fine Of carved ,hogsny
betscads burr stands couchea, chairs carpets cribs,
sofas curl hair mattresses blankets beds ana bed
ding and fine variety ~ desirable goods 1,
mention Descriptive catalogue the morning OF sale.
Sale commences at lub A NJ precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

TyHARITy sOIREE.-ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FEB: T.
~ An hackney and other coaches attending said ball
Thursday night hereby required set
psny with their horses facing Irving place and take up In
reverse order. BY order, JOSEPH QUICK, ]
r. w. ORPHEus, I Ac,,rr
j. NJ MILLER, | usnse
v. DAVIS, ( r,.nc.,or.
BERNARD NEIss, inspectors
J. McARTHUR ]
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r.. aiioherv in want II furniture, &C -. COTTON vii
sel thls Day 1tprsoav, Feb o. e O'Clock AZ ~ Beekan
street. second very large sock OF furniture OF various
trds ncudpa sofas conches bookcases marble Tor re IRE
card do French ami gothic hedstead Wrench plate m
rors very rich uEravnes very 6ne billiard liable one
hand piatofJrte together with 500 cured nipple
chars and toilet tables ~ eight day cotvs
coiage bcdsiesds hf uds, rosewood bookcases ~ NJ
the above goas ~ be disposed Of TO The highest N
der and he removed Immediately after the sae Deal
and all OH re viii find this favorable opportunity TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

mn REWARD IL OFFERED TO ANY PERSON
rO.uUO who can surrass hatsnis CLIP TON in giving
sorrect statements all events through life.
losses lawsuits and In fact all business stters She sso
70 sill diseases In their FORM particularly
the worst OF rheumatism All who "a
In trouble would do well "a call aud ths naturally
gifted lady. Residence Ia Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

DiCORDs fhACffOh-C ID hANnoND. d %, fUrtb
IL Of Rioord Of Paris Cwbo s the frat living or
diseases Of the SEXUAL system sod q Professors Ar
nochsn and Not OF this city he consulted In English
french personally by letter ~ his Office No O. RescSer
street, ess, Of Broadway from TO l. and from o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

NOTICE -TiIE COMMITTEE ON TAXES or THE
IN Bcs-d Aldermen will NEE, IN room No. Cry Hall.
Friday he d,y Of februsry ~ 2P NJ 20 take into
consid tho subject OF relieving the following
from tax They requested 70 appear this occasion
fur hsr notice Will he gven them, i'm Post Men
dlcbauu Tssac Walton Mchse smith Jas Pettes Abm.
hes,h anlsL Kellemsn, Ihos CoshAn Js Moore John
Iscss-n Renish q. Stokes Eugene nuprey. Christian
Mosh.r WI. Wells Co; Jas G. Rsng v tecompte Geo.
holman, John ". Dsiew, Amos " Brewster, samuel
Burtei 81 churchman, Vim. IT, Ash. konyo " Ball. Thos
r Grinrel George Csri.- n samson Carey Murdock J..
W. seaman, Transhguraton Church, Edmund Plash.
JOHN GREGORY. c.-u..r,..
TrfOS STEPHENS " p"r..sco
WIN. TUCKER y oa fsaos.
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E'OR MELBOURNE AUsrRALlt.kANeAkoo LIZ.
Packet for ieh febrnsry.--f elegant Al extreme
eumsnder, win be despatched promptly on her appointed
cay First second cabin passengers will be taken ~
rrmely low. For terms Of passage and particulars sPpy OF
board pier 10 Fast river or " MAILER, LOhD a VgE
PEAU, los Wall street. or gOODEvK, ARKkibA ELbiOr,
"a p>sx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

E n. FRhNKLtN, AUCTION FER - FRIDAY, AT Sc
". Nssssu atlOa O'clock large lot Of superior
void and yer gold yes. and guard chsius sleeve
buttons shirt studs rings rich Roman and Mosaic
laws coral eoAisiare sbj other 1ewery In cases
suite; bracesis. do and silver pencil cases, &c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

The eusuo slightly damaged by sail water or No WI be
sold xs per ton, and time allowed Tor the payment
according 70 IN. amount Of purchase Deliveries viii be
made therefore, In lots Of 90 tons and upwards TO large ur
Cbas, rs time OF date from date ~ delivery,
y. BARREDA a BROTHER, Agents.
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IpwARp scuESck.. AucroSEER-.ssIeNEg.s

L'DNARU fIIIFNIk, AUNT fUNEtE.--A~SItNFES
~ sale o superb sold and silver ches and " cara gold
deweiry.-By r. y. II. SCHENCK.-This day. ah
Inst ~ II oclct their al rroom. % Nassau street
stocf NJ Mt y carat md other COLL huniing
AID open face hrunOmetcs rplcs patent and deiached
and Iepine wnrbr ~ ne he' English aad French
makers Also icer huStis aud op-a face lever watches
fu ruby i.eee' AM cxpans or balance Also silver Du
pler and other wach s Ar assortment of magnificent
~ carat jewcfy. comprising bracelets pins and earrings
chsieaines ra3rd chtps, diamond pns rngs
rings brooches. sufs In cluster, and single all
richly mounted ~ ~ rnd sold peremnory for
cash ~ ordef 81 A. Is. LUDLUs, assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

A sTRoLoGy-NADANT LANE can RI CONSULTED
"A about love marriage and sbsen rieuds she tells an
The 81 hfe 100 Elizabeth street Grnnd.
dies Is cents; gentlemen ~ cents She speedy
riaees
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r ETTERs OF CREDIT FOR TRAVELLERS ON ALL
IL part, OF Europe, issued by AUGUST BELMONT, 76
Beaver street
MASONIC THE MEMBERS OF MANHATTAN LODGE,
M No Free and Accepted Masons and all Master Mssons
in good standing requested Mt the Lodge
Grand and Clinton streets Thursday Feb st
I2ociock attend the funeral 81 Broine John w Swsrt
BY order Of JOHN b. EWING, W. NJ
Rosr. PxApsRoos. Secretary.
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RESTAURANTS.
MATRIMONIAL.

TIFF LADY WIN BROWN DRESS AND REu
i shawl who wss shopping on Saturday morning N tbs
the OF Caharine sni Madison viii
please send per address, vh view 70 mstmouy Henri
Wilson, Union square Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

1, UCTIoN NOTICE. BoGART, AUCTIoNEER-BY
- BOGAhT This dsy, at 1Ois ocsck, at the auccor
rooms Of Frankfort and William streets, sheriff
sl- Of large iron safe Gaylor maker mahogany ward
robe Office desk chairs store chest tea &C Also genera
assortment Of household furniture.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

-, A. no,,orta ~ tbo Assossors or the
G Nrog6n tbat there are "A sG2 song
ana S'Jlo Note's ~ - no Troritor or,ornts 10
The taxable property ~ Is S 30 ag ,a
49, egalllsC - aaaS eT, ,n FIR
me salem oIs'es % lt sy %gnv have found
god az ehe neaI u Ia, So oro op the rver
large peu ot tCll .ean VI led in Portland nm the
mortimer STUMP "eS i Rofrtb Il ch etumn
oth INST ~ ms pinhs dangbter and the father shot
,liL away m,Iu ~ tba frst oSnortnnitv
MS sou llsm a. ji1 haon erected IL Portland
me statesman says 1e ilt tr5a 20 M TN Fnrf ra
pr39prietY OF senolus Oouy VI ''0'p' W
Wi ~, ,,o, rolnp,l,ia was injured about three
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Annireraarv nventa---peo. Il.

ISL Principal room Of the Congressional Ii
brary at Washington destroyed by fire.
Is49-Great FIRE at San Francisco sl,5OoOOO
worth of property destroyed. Same day death Of
Patrick Frazer Tyler, the Scottish historian.
lS36-Great snow storm in England, choking up
all travel, burying houses, and killing great numbers
Of people.
lS32-surrender of the citadel of Antwerp to the
French, after resistance of twenty.sx days During
the siege the French fred $4,000 cannon shot, and
killed only los men,
disappearance of the recently thrownup
volcanic island near Sicily.
1s3O-Death of the celebrated French authoress,
Madame Stephanie Fecite de Genlis aged 81 She
wrote nearly hundred books on different subjects,
all marked by vigor of intellect and purity of style
18l4-Preminaries to treaty of peace between
England and the United States signed at Client.
1S06-Battle of Kursonet in which $4,000 Cos
sacks were defeated by the French,
18O5-The Rocky Mountain expedition of Lewis
and Clarke went into winter quarters in huts on the
shore of the Pacific, near Columbia river
l8O0-Attempted assassination Of Bonaparte by an
Internal machine.
1794-Opening of South Hadley Canal, to aid the
navigation of the Connecticut river.
l793-The French Convention decreed the destruc
tion of Toulon.
I77l-Death of Charles John Francois Henault
the celebrated French chronoIogst. His chief work
on which he spent forty years, has been translated
into Chinese and all the European languages
I736-Dscovery of plot to destroy the whole
family of Brunswick Wolfenbuttel.
1728-Second paper in Philadelphia started. II
was entitled the Universal Instructor in all Arts and
Sciences and Pennsylvania Gazette, and was pub
lished by Samuel Keimer.
I7O4-First eruption on record of the Peak OF
Tenerife.
l65O-E Edinburgh Castle reduced, for the first time
in its existence, by Cromwell.
1866 Queen Elizabeth opened Dutch church al
Norwhch,
I56O-Fal of fiery meteor attended by red rain
at Lilebonne, France.
I525-Death of Yasquez de Garna, the Portuguese
navigator at Cochin, in Malabar,
146O-Batte of Wakefield Green, in which the Ian
casterians under Queen Margaret defeated Richard
Duke of York, and killed him.
1l56-Death of Peter the Venerable, famous
French ecciesastc.
7O5-Death of Elfrid King of Northumberland.
36l = Assassination of George of Cappadocia
Arian Bishop of Alexandria.
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Jougsrov & TURvER, under Tie 81. Charie8 N

JOHNSTON a IURNERl UuUGT IUt 90 NIATFss FI41 &
can safely boast of having on baud stock Il goods in the
which il not to be surprised ID tho whoo Gnilsd stAtgs
the different styles Of dress hat now .heeo aFs to be
there H lie most fascinating array easineres Or OUTS
business hats to correspond ia style and shape all the s9a
and BENGAL plajs and Quaker sif rias, aad a ths III
bron4 and onrh hats ever invented AGe fet slau
ith iii s c1yrtpes for Il weather. cIse and military
of every description heavy fur caps for cold
Of beautiful and f,ney lille hats for yoHi ahd boys a
of splepdjd riding hats with plames fef ladies' e9sf
every Kind III short that goes ou henanisa heaa, p1eae
caps and bonnet as ladies' and babies esr when ihey IN
a.ridiDg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

MAaNIEIoENTLY ELEGANF GIFT BoeKs-It is
scarcely AIRY now we have reference 10 dc
beautiful assortment Of holiday Literature which the enterprise
of our neghbOrs Bloomfield Steel Co enables them to oer
this TO The world Of New Orleans 1t unsurpassed in
this line TO max it complete That this is the case glance at
The publishes list Of gilt oks will persuade and IN
the stock will convince Thu eugravar's the printers
sndhs book binders arts have all been exhausted the esbo
ration Of these books. Among them is the Saaford Gallery
which = is elsewhere entitled "a magnificent work and
positively the elegant Of all the arigl4s Tor holiday gis
for ladies which we have seen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

ts;,, f,,n,snti,n nrovi5Inr that such moneys
a,s,i5 ,,s nlace II the hands Of tile President.
~ Cl;tor questioned the jurisdiction of the Louis.
ina n.otig In dictate to New Orleans stockholders,
III HFortor continued in a glowing tribute to the
;,tsgritv of DIR. Fowlkes, which he evidently con,
,isssa, Questioned IL Mr.. Chtltons course in adyo
tic srl, 3isnosition of the loan fund. He hoped
+b onld raise the money and either place it in the
,ros;dsnt,s hands nr annte an agent to accompany
hin, 10 Marshall Texas To carry it. and to consult
ma advise With him In It's disnosition.
mo President of the Convention was about to nut
the ouestion upon the resolution requesting stock
holders to nav mn the loan of 50 cents upon install.
ment stock when
DR.. Hunt INTERRUPTED him to offer amendment or
snbstitnte resolutions raouestnp all stockholders to
give An particulars to the hest of their ability as to
the stock held nv them how obtained how paid for,
whether in money services or what that such being
done the New Orleans Stockholders were bound (in
honor We nresnme1 IL contribute their loan Of fifty
cents ner share. Somewhat excited in his manner,
the sneaker stated that he had remarked DISPOSE
ton in some gentlemen present from the East to
shirl an oxnosition of particulars relative to their
sta+,,s 3sto,l,ro llers-.lhat Dr. Fowlkes had
came for,var5 ike a man and told how he got his
stool
~ Fovtl.as reioine that the report of the general
orttaa yvnnId make as f11 an erDose of where all
the stock of the COMPANY was, and how it came
4 where \ shonld proye to be, as possible
Col C3orin made about the haudredtb yrathfu at.
tack upon the report of bogus stock" with which
the Convention had been entertained since it met and
again remarked upon the difficulties of erreting out
fraudulent stock.
DR.. Hunt rose and in a hostile manner said that he
Withdraw hi resolutions if the meeting did not com
mise gentIamen-nen sufficiently honest to apswe,
4 bonest Questions sbarn wordsensoed and Dr. Hum
5e6nitivay introduced bs substitute resolutions fol
M Rrvan,s resolution
Tto ClIiror tooIy occasion IN state that IA some
o,,s H. ,,;sloa 70 ,,o NJ, lilo fifty cent loan NJ
,t iynoy 10 oybnn And when tn doit h,
,.o,,s ,o,tIo,,o ,yon1d ba in at
49,; H., -, l. ! t,1 o,, &c IN
taI, a., a., o,oIool, I'D,
- ~. a+,.,,+ oF IL,
~, t,,osa slares or st.l heId II, ~ Itsrarv in
iii no ra,,rasonto5 II ,ros NOT issned +,
- ~. ~ -, ,.,anto5 H., ~
@ ~. -. 1000, - u H., ,,bi,d,tt,ro,ic mai
80 had Ioht oa Ioia = DC their onn
- e T,a.t;,ot - ~,
II - .-ast,stts,, IS 4I,o artIaroo roIatod
5naa,,t ne 7noorao7 ,,,ot ttar
ooo ooo ,,Io, &c ootto,
:. 1o oao os lii -, ,,t s
- w y "'i.s a.
II
..ley nau ~ .ie oui,Ii. Do,o.s = ,ss.
u,S', siie 1'llIs
s'iu a. iIs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

STEAM CHOCOLATE MANuFAcroRY.-At the steam
chocolate manufacturing establishment Mr. D. Lopez
Ghatres and Cont streets there has just
large invoice of the eXquisely delicious oney
which upen the affections childhood II comprises
ali qualities, descriptions aud designs and col
lection doings be- found under the
ate all kinds chocolate daily
and the factory delicious If any knows
already Of this popular establishment she is referred
10 advertisement for information
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

Dr.. E. ReADNe-This eminent physician for the
treatment of consumption diseases of the heart liver
plant ese is now in our city and has taken Canal
street where he may be consulted daily We Informed the
Doctor has been remarkably successful his practice aud
would advise all who needing bis services to consult him
See his advertisement in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

CLOSING OF BANKS ON CuRIsTMAs.-All who have
business with the Banks will remember that obiga-
tons falling due tomorrow Christmas must be y
able to-day. The same regulation will apply to New
Years day and the glorious Eighth. The notices of
the different cashiers are advertised in the proper
part of our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

ST. CHARLES THEArER..-Mr. Burton takes bis first
benefit tonight, and of course, he offers great bill
for the occasion. He is to appear as Billy Lackaday,
in "Sweethearts and Wives and as Guy G0odluck,
the most fortunate man in the world in John Jones
of the War Ofce.n Its not necessary to expatiate
upon the treat that is offered by Burton in the above
characters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

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