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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11

Best spring beifer calf 200
FL do do 100
AtOrrdin0 Committee.
Josiah Moore, MooTsa Salt Works, jeff
Co, D.. Kimmell, James Jerome, Joel
Pennock, and VIM. Amos.
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CATTLE

AaCuriing Committee.
Jos'shMoOte, Mcore's Salt Works, jeff
Co., o., Daniel Kimmell, James Jerome,
Joel Pennock and William Amos.
Class VIII.-CoWs and Hssfsrs.
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HWUFuUIy VUHWt1VVVI
Jacob Maple, Chr stian Haverstick, John
Moredge, John Riley, Gabriel Sell and
John r. Deal.
CLASS ". - Geldings for all purposes
Best oeldiug three years oh and
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list OF PREMIUMS.

The following is list Of Premiums end
Awarding Committees Of the eighth An
Bual Fair Of the Carroll County Agri-
cultural Society, for the year 1858, to be
held on the Fair Grounds at Carrolllon,
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
Ihs 18th, i4th and 10th days Of October.
CROPS.
Class I.-Feld Products.
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dWuTu"y OoH~ttttee
James P. Ccmmings, Malon Beatty,
Robt. DennistOn, James Hibbetta, Jesse
II. Roudebush, J. II. Whitcraft
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HORSES.
GLASS iI.-StallioRS.

dUuTUIItV NV"'"'''F9ol
MOrdica Sharp, Sleubenville, Ohio.
Rein Welch, Cadiz, o., Jacob Strager,
Richard Baxter aud David Smith
CLASS HI.-Brood Mares.
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SWINE
AlUdrdiag U0nnlWfee,

'NtHy NN"s"S"SSs
Amos +. Buss. VIM, Scott, Wm, Har'
desty, Jacob Justus and H. A. Stidger.
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AlUdrdIng COMMITTEE.
Ephrsim McCleary, Harrisyille. Har,
Co., o.. Mordica Sharp, Steubsnville, 0.
John Scott, Nathan Primm and Isaac
jackson,
Glass w. Match Horses.
RAai snan nf match horses OF mares,
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dWUFW'IFB OVHEHt''FVV
John Mansfield, R. NJ. Smith, Richard
ElsOn, ThOs, Smiley and John MOrleegs
Class K SazOny Sheep-eUes.
Rest nan Of saXonY eRaa over Two
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Spanish SAeep'

SrS"F'" H
est pen Of spanish ewes over two
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POULTRY

particular advantage IN each peFtoFmapceA
which entities il to get premium.
Awardii,g COMMITTEE.
Samuel Heidy, David Lee. Oliver Cog
sill, Thomas Kinsey and Christian Haver-
stick.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. g cnsrnnahonse

Nj EDICAL HOUSE, No 81 Cusrunihouse stuses aaax
w Royal streeFor the Cure Of Old Chronic Hersssna
syphtic and all Private Diseases without Mercury bdzcE
from business exposure friends, aud gu2rzsa
all cnses
The unparalleled which JS Px4s
ce in all Of the United States and Epro elhe aE
markable he has effected which
able by the eminent hysicians ustis hiH W ~
services the confidence Of the unfortunate. Tie tstlsSix
Of the diseases termed Private and " WHICH,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies. Dr. James
maiieny eradicses, nmely syphilis primary, SECONDARY
tertiary Structures, Urethfa Discharge elect, GsRz<ras
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections OF etHslss hoSe
complicated they be, Diseases Of the Back and LENS. m
fammaou Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism BYdsu-
cee, Cancers Ulcers 1umors and all Diseases n s Ska
DR.. James would al'o call the attention esPeciSy 4 a
who have privately and improperly injured theuvefn t
aud solitary habit which ruins the dy mh1
ting them for either bunes society, viz CansituzA Be-
biy lmpoeney. The following Of the SD
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of yuHih S
Weakness of Baek and Limbs, Pain in the Head Daa0s
Vision, Loss OF Muscular Power, Pslpaton Of the Het
pepsia, Nervousness, Irritah, symptoms Of CosEzRa
dreaded. Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ileas, Dposa
Spirits Evil Forebodings Aversion 10 Society, Self DsGnE
Love ef Solitude Timidy, etc, Of the evils Fr
All persons afflicted with any of the above sA<
not fail 10 call Dr. James and be at restored "a
health let false delicacy bn apply
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Il %
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and fun vs
restored.
Remember 1.-THE Medisa House of DR.. James, sscusz
house street.
Private and separate reserved. Hours Of Szd-s
from A ". to p NJ
Consultat atoms strictly confidential.
PS-Recent If Gonorrhea cured in twenty tour hsn
pay. DR.. JAktoS
oil ly 81 Custofnhogs1 GEeg-s
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New Orleans, Dec. To- 1857.
This Is certify that in June last hti the yerauia o my
house rovdr and tarondte Streets covered
Chni- Co.'S Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof Cement
Roofing So far II remains perfectly tight has fully
met with my eNpe,ta A. to durability cannot say
more that appears perfect aud sound as the day
put the vicssudes Of heat and cold appearing
10 affect It in the least.
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R. POINTER & CO.,
onlee a. ]. $. Holden CO.'S, No. lO4 Magazlne stree



This TO certify that have Witnessed experiments made
upon Chills Patent Elastic Cement which proved
faction neomhustbity under any Of xpo-
sure which the roof Of house liable, and vinced
Of It's perfect inueryogsness to water thai had
flat roofing covered with it which previously leaky
is thoroughly tight.
CHAS BRIGGS.
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GEO. W. ROPER.


New Orleans. Dec. TO- 1851.
This Is to certify that IN May last bad house COW
efei with Chds CO., Patent Elastic ice and Water Proof
Cement It has stood he intense heat Of the we'll and
up his time has not leaked drop II appears int
gn and perfect the put on and In every way
meets my expectations should hesitate 10 recommend il
70 al who want good Gre aud water proof roofs
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" LATOR plantations,
largest and smallest classes; Of which 4 has ohz a
three crops combination Of the following 1aV.zseS
any other application OF steam 10 sts<1 0E
l. Mreenies but pressure of 80 pounds Of
q Battery
. II requires additional water for the boilers
s. Its pipes never SCALE OF require cleaning
Its heating Is equally distributed rrOaE1a ah
and hard grained
s. The steam being condensed and returned
direct no additional boilers required where the
boilers are and Ginans bagasse Furnace is
pair OF cylinder 80 inches in diameter and "
With ilmans Furnace furnish gr
cane Pneumatic battery, making 10 hhds. sx
per day.
IS Pneumatic Battery tiranustor put ia spza
!. expense the planter than any other
tery application Of making sugar part sru3
b.
further informs'ion pamphlet with fu seef1Eknz
drawings will be furnished application to the
prepared make for the
rstors CHARTERS, be with exhaust
SAMUEL Il. GILMAN
d. 10 GraSier New 0rie1zna, La
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Two PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.


SOUTHERN FIRE-PROOF ROOFING.
The undersigned offers the public Fire Proof Roofing
tea possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered
Il is cheaper than SLATE will last long needs No RE-
PAIRING and when finished has the appearance STONE
1t is ncpmbustihe il mpervos affected BY
'he atmosphere or by he sun and non conductor Of heat
be applied the sides Of houses taking place succong
pearance Of being constructed of some
For the roofs Of cars omnibusse and steamboats, 1t inval
with it, a they would no longer be exposed the atmosphere
flexible when applied sill cloth, will crack
nor o can can II II ne removed by any force "a
The Masonic Hall. GLENNoN, COLEMAN CO.,
OFFICE LOUISIANA MUTUAL ISsURANcE Company }
New Orleans, ID, cenber l9, 1857.
acter Of The SOUTHERN FIRE.PRooF Ro0FISG," have
Ind the gyened iron roof Of residence covered with it
e water and from its ducty and great
purposes, properly on with il can posi-
CHARLES BRIGGS.
NEW ORLEANS Dec a. 1851
FIRE-PROOF ROOFING" of Messrs. GLENNoN, GOLF.
NAN CO. and I'd it satisfactory protection against both
The skylight office has been for number years in
Southern Fire Proof Roofing il + now entirely free franz
the public,
lsigned sICKLEs 4 co.
Jefferson Parish, January 10, 1883.
do hereby certify that have had roof Of my Sugar
Houss with the Southern FePrOof OF
Glenuon, Coleman Co.. and far given perfect
faction. CHAS. DUSUAU,
New Orleans, January II, 1855.
Glennon, Coleman 4 Co. -
Dear Srs We do with pleasure recommend Southern
Fire Proof Roofing, after having buildings covered
with IT, and cheeruy It the community
safe, cheap and durable Roofing.
Respectfully yours,
OLIVER II. p. 4 NJ p. CAMPBELL.
Jai3 u No 26S Carondeet street.
SHERRY-5Oqr. casks Crown in store for sale by
fel1 corner Of q yier and New ieyee sreets
ID by s. WOLFF
fe0 corner Of Graver and New Lsyes streets
WHISKY-25 bbs superior Rye Whisky, old and pure
w In store and for sale by
jas JONES, MACKINDER & CO.. 81 Grsvier st.
COAL-soo Coal direct Liverpool Per ship s. r.
~ Mallory, for sale by
fel BARELLI a CO.
WInskY-iOo bbls. old Bourbon. for he ~
W 5. WOLFF,
jal5 corner Of GTayier and New Leveestreets
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ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six and eight
feet Billiard Tables with rble Tops Cnsh
Ions 10 play on the same table either Pool Game
full and complete assortment o every src line Man
Naeiurer of nds Rubber for Cushions Pchinhoe
Atee Roues, Balls and Pins TenPin Aeys lot etc
ECO NOMIGAL STOVES
Pore. and set up order with crockery and cast iron
TOPS.
ss-wAlnat Wood for sale. d25 ly
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!. IA IN y VII,
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.

Pone Celeste, Parish Of Plaquemines, Nov. 30 1857.
In May had large part of my house covered
With " 4. Chds Co Patent Elastic Fire azd Water Proof
Cement Roofing. far has stood the vcissitudes
and cold we'll Since then, have used It
buildings.
7. Il. MCMANUS.
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FOR RENT.

I1OR RENT-sEVFRAL PINE ROOMS s11FYAWxs
IL for Offices, the Bank Of New Orleans - 81
Charles and Union streets Apply 10 the 0aAhier- n
- FOR RENT-THE FOUR-sTORY sTOz4, Sc.
M IS Grayier street, occupied ~ MessT Knxs4spz
Iii BaFst0w 4 Co. Apply the present oeens9naz.
VINCENT 4 90
SD No Frsfnr1 So
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DANCING ACAnENIII

"a UANCING ACADE MIEs-MR. A. CHE
III RARD respectfully announces his fries and The
H public thar he ha, reopened his Dancing Academy at
me Masonic Hall St Charles street ind has also opened
Dancing Academy the Eagle Hall corner Of prtana
street and Felicity Road.
All the Fancy Dances OF the will be taught including
Les Laneiers and the American Quadtille.
Glasses at Masonic Hal-For Children every Monday We'd
nesday and Friday, from too r. NJ For Gentemen every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at ! p NJ '
Glasses at Eagle HslFor Children and Young Ladies' avery
Tnesday, Thursday and Saturday, from to s p. NJ
NJ g. having followed the profession city for the lat
Is years hopes continuance Of the liberal hitherto
bestowed upon him. iaIi On
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTgyf~
IL ANTERs.
PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN TEE MAEUTxexvEx

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN TIE MAEUExSTUE2
OF YARNS,
Employing Spin the Crop but About fourth e
Der required TO raise IL this nnmber consisting o. 1n
six years Of age and above, and women unit for ps~g
picking cotton,
prepared TO furnish Planters with this EEGQN-
BINATION OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the SfEAN m
CINE, II necessary-nanely The Gin with Lap Ayyzs&zu4
in Machine, and the Segment Machines Of spa
res, and to have all arranged IN the Spinning Roo &
plantation, complete, witt great dispatch. Also, erza
Spisuers.
oNE-HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very FIRST year will MORE THAN PAY for the uass
Machinery, inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the SsE
Wages.
My IMPROVEMENT in It's results to the Planter Is aEarz-
lent to his having purchased Of me plantation
more productive than those he works; and we bk s
ming interest will prove his diversion, wr be ezelpa
the cares and Gnxees inherent TO Planting, GsthsES s<
Baing crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY Is a CASH ARTICLE but Tor eooi sszsF1s.
reasonable aei,ies and for the RihT oR
THE PATENT, ohe-fourth to be paid each Of e Ru
Eve Of the the Yarns bring GiHned c
with contract ing payment should the plar ez
proprietors.
Propositions from Planters may be made and % azs
cost Of Machinery In their particular they mu sG e
TO slate what has been the number of pounds q her
how many pounds Of Yarn day they must Spin
a22u GEO. @. HENRY. aoatlaS Aha-
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN JEFFERSON CITY,
account OF dsparture-Ten years credit
BY ALFRED BOULIGNY Auctr,



Office No. IS Graver street.
THURSDAY, March IS, 1855, az Is o'clock
"a GiioiCE LoTs OF GROUND situated in subuiJ Della
Li,hograipSic piaSs can he had at nv Office
l. square No contains Is Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave
2 square No ii contains Is Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave
nue., Magazine Camp aud De aghuise streets
s. Squa y contains % Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
dine Louisiana Avenue and Toedano street.
Square no Is contains IA Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave
5 square No contains 6Ios bounded by Louisiana Ave
uus, Piaouemiue Toledano Chesnut streets.
Square No p contains Z Lots, bounded by Camp Maya
/ square No q contains Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
s. square No Is contains Lots bounded by Camp Maya
zine, Dsiachase and Aline
9 square No 81 contains u Lots bounded by Chestnut Pla
square contains 26 Lots founded by Nayades Pry
taniA, Aliua and FouCher
Ii. square No contain. Is Lots, bounded by Nayade
r. square No ~ q Lots, bounded by Apollo, Bac
chus, Amelia and Fuucher
b. square ~ "a eo1nns Lots bounded by Bacchus Dry
AIDES hs1 Rsise aId F9g % 1lTgSs
T. l. s. l. 5 and 10 years with per cent interest TIL
maturity and per cent after maturity if not then paid bear
ing mortgage on The property. lel5 10
KARSTENDIEK ~ CO., Nos lOl lO3 AND 1916
IN Tchouptous street. General Agents FOR the South Of rur
Tuners Ginger Wine, in cases and barrels.
:. Eiaekberry Brandy, in cases and barrels.
Raspberry
:. Essence of Peppermint
Forest Wine Bters,
:. Lemon syrups, in cases-Yos. and 2.
And will sell them wholesale at New York prices with the
addition freight insurance and actual charges for h orts
equivalent tal9 3m
gG n s co o 81 Nos lO
500 five gallon Demlohns,
l lSSi t two
100 hampers Madeira Bottles, SIS and 6's.
* boxes HocR Wiue-Ainsteifaer :
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AUCTION SALES.


FOREIGN AND AMERIcAY DRY GOODS.
BY VINCENT a CO., Auctoueers.
SATURDAY. the 18Th Inst, Mt 10 o'clock A..
20 bales French Jaeoueis.
8 French Ginghams
Also
An invoice Of Paraso and Marques latest styles.
Extra fine Irish Linens white Drills Bareges orgapdle
Cotons Lsttdos Hosiery Cottors Ribbons, Embroderes
Linen Camb1le Handkerchief Madras Haudkec Les, Fet
Aninvoice q s, EmbrOidefie'
IS case. Palm Fans. fel8
LADIES' AUCTION.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., Auctioneer,
Office IS Common street.
g ATRUDAY, 18th Inst, at 10 I-2 o'clock A.
. NJ At the store No. 1856 Camp street, between Julia and Gil
Dferes elegant French needle sets
Plain Linen Cambria Handkerehiefs etc, etc.
Of purchasers who have taken away
sim Dresses pieces Swiss Muslin piece Irish Linen
piece Bin antlne aud dozen Shirt Bosoms. fel3
VALUABLE COOKS, v AsHERs, TRogERs, etc, HOUSE
Servants, Mechanics Field Hands, etc.
BY n. vIGNIE, Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, the 18th Inst. at ne O'Clock M,
- at Banks Arcade Magazine street. without will be
-, 1T Of valuable Cooks Washers Irqners seamsresse
Child Nurse. House Servants Mechanics Field Hands and
sg-TERMS-Atsa.e. fel2
LARGE WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, INSURANCE
Scrip,
BY PALFREY 4 CO.,
Office, No q Camp street.
G. l.. G. DUPUY........................A uctioneer.
SATURDAY, the 18th February, 1858, at IL
O'clock n, At Banks arcade, Magazine .tTset--
catalogues which will be ready for distribution at the Auction
n B-orders viii bs received at the Auconeers Office uni
Friday evening" fell 81
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- STOVES.-FIvE HUNDRED Cooking ASIE
- HEATING STOY rs, Of the latest improved ysssrzs
sd Morning Star, - Charter Oak, p Shanghai EEE-
sN mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Cssss er
Soves,n Of their Manufacture
The undersigned prepared execute at short a ~
orders for sheet Iron Chynneys BreechH Tanks J Eaaa
Copper aud Pipes Copper and Brass Ork Tsy
hand large stock o. Tin ard Japan Ware suitable fer
boats Hotels and Private Families. They ag.tk Or ar
manufacture Of McCRACKENs Patent Evsp0rsfiN
Sugar Pan. They have certificates IN their possession hss o.
Pan, with the quantity Of steam has evaporsd ks
the quantity Of juice the best Pan They
working model OF the PAN which TREY will h. hzfpy esszhfz
any interested in the culture - Sugar Cane
WHEELER FDRSTATN,
d2s ly 2Ts Tchoupitoulas Front aud Is Faaaaar~ssz
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n ECO. e. COOLIDGE, FORWARDING ANS eaNE
VI MISSION MERCHANT, No. GTAvier strees, No. On
leans. Refers to-
Hon Q. N, Waterman, Mayor. Messrs. O. W. Hyrza. o
Aessrs. j. W. Burbridge 4 Co Orlest.T Mseulz.(T
W. A. Vialett Co =. Jas Morton &t.x
e.. Fenneli Power Co. T. W. coliens Ese.
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ONE HUNnKEn NEGROEs 10

~ Al % sI4 " DEPUT,
this time 100 likely Negroes for sale. viz: No Fk<
NJ Hands Cooks Walkers and 1roners: No. Cxfz<<z-
no Engi1eer; rhsoagh he entire year va ts k.az
well seleeted lot Of Negroes, purchased
this Market and will be receiving supplies E f
ring the Having leased the forreriy zpfex
~ Messrs Peterson Stewart siassfleuu- nfffzr
my place, will Be able 70 Furnish traders Nera>s
comfortable shall in all endeaz
isfaction 70 all parties. THOS FOSTER,
xs24 m f.n-nrur rfz~r
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ITO SMOKERS OF cor ToBAcCO-raxu IN

mo SMOKERS OF OUT TOBACCll-TH8u On
derslgned respectfully informs city ssd country zAr
factory Of SNUFFS which oetinsa Usds<a
Exhibition Paris IN 1855 the manufacture Of all
SMOKING TOBACCO which he guarantres Eood sszz
those Of the celebrated houses. besides being p<
pure and Of pleasant taste
General Depot his Store, No. l6 Louis street. Nrs
factory NJ MeDonogh viile, La.
OF SIM A DEL PIE
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t'aTON ItIlGET Wy p T7ll.
hS-NotiCe--At meeting of the StOekhOid-
Of the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad Company
called arteaby public notice adjourned until
r. D. Conrad, Esq called the Chair Shep-
pers app ainted Secretary.
The proceeded election Directors
which rgs1ei m the choice o. the following named gsuteme
=. D. Conrad, G. A Slack,
u D. Avery, W. p. Tunnard.
George May Jas. A. Mediation,
William S Pike.
ArrRFu sUEppEgc
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WILLIAM H. SLACK 0. s. D. h "AAIoN' q ngss Il

"
l. tatuns in Louisiana, and Slaves
Two Cotton Plantations IN Mississippi, and Slaves.
One Grain Farm in Arkansas, and Slaves.
For particulars, inquire Of
fec Ct IS C5r5merciaI place
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g THALBERG's CONCERT,

CARD.
The Manager of THALBERG's CONCERT respectfully In
forms the public that Of Mr. Thabegis
In New Orleans limited four They will take place
follows The nrst MONDAY, February IS the secoad
WEDNESDAY February u the ihird and last but one
THURSDAY February rs and the last on SATURDAY,
February 90 The ths occasion has been
fully selected and will the mastery Of the
of hem wi he ated.
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@zx=. SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
iTTSf tMan Depot SO Camp strseBranch SO Charres 81,
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.

l.. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises fall and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS
ERARD'S and PLEYEI.S PIANOS,
- Directly imported from Paris.
SrklNWAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS
N B-Fbese celebrated Pianos considered all the
prominent artists the best the States In the last two
Messr s. Sons have public INDUS
trial Exhibitions and Fairs Of the North SIX PkE
MUM COLO MEDALS, the superiority oftheir Piauos
Also large assortment Of
B. O. FlSCERS PIANOS Of ali moderate prices
TO suit the convenience and Of ali classes Of
buyers.
MASONS and HAMELIN'S CFLERR ATED MEIODEONS
HHrps Guitars Volns Aecordeons Banos FLUTES Frass
ustrumeuts OF all kinds and Musical Merchandise every
description
sS-Musie Round. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoTE-Any order for Music Pianos anything
relating 20 he left STORE
mail will be promptly attended to,
R8-TERMs LIBERAL
M lY T. GABIGI.
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IN. D.. O. E.--In,rartt Lo,ice IA

EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No 8. Odd
Fellows Hal, At O'Clock. Ofioers-ALEER. P0RTEOUS
N. O.; 4. De SOFA v q. JOS. MAGNER, Recording sec
r.ary: T. DASiLFA, Per Secretary III ADDEUS D. VAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-13

COURT OF DEATH-ARMORY HALL CAN'T ST.
This GREAT PAINTING, by REMBRANDT PEALE, will
remain exhibition Three Days Longer,
AT ARMORY HALL
SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, Feb. 10, IL and I6
H7- Descriptive lecture will be given at and O'Clock
HzJ- Admission, q cents. feI3 81
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"a NEGROES FOR sALE-I have 1sszzzz1<F
on had barge and choice selection = A<zstzx1
and Virginia MEG ROES, consisting sf field Hae4s kH
~ ehanics, House servants, Cooks Washers and irzzs
sesmstreses, etc. sill he constantly receiving ffr
plies during the all Of which viii De ot iow Ger o
good city aceeptanceS. jos. RkCIxv
E23 3m corner Of MORGAN and PIP lauasts rs-s<sL
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respectfully Informs her customers aud the public that hav
ing greatly increased her extensive stock by
lions from Paris she il prepared furnish the
plete and elegant assortment Of COSTUMES MASKS DOMl
NOES, etc offered in this city nation
age aud style Ancient and MODERN by Mr. a. IN
Paris. - ~ - -
Mrs O. has large collection of entirely new Her
Costumes for Ladies' Embroidered Velvet Satin are the
richest which have made Prices moderate
Madame GrouS has Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies' -
Costumes made 10 order ON short nntce 10 I'm
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"a TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
~ Ran away on the lIth January light grif 10y named
N HENRY or GORDON, aged about "a years, weighs
AfRbOut l5J pounds, about height; easily
frightened confused when spoken neg staggering
gait; thin tche dressed when black frock
coat checked cashmere pants drb breasted
light coored felt hat. Apply
fas If III tommon street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PRICES or ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Parqnetie is
cent? Second Circle 80 Gallery Is QUsdroon Boz
tickets, rs cents; Private Boxes, each. a.
Doors open 81; Overture commences O'Clock. Boz
f-l3 O. a. CHKsJRY Treasurer