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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-07
N NASHVILLE:


The following preamble and resoiutioh
was offered in the State Senate TUESDAY
by Mr.. JONES:
Whereas. The people of the Territory OF nap
Sac through their De lesatrs ass'moi'o =" 49,
ton at Lecompton, did on the TIN o@y % N 49,
ber 1857 form a constitution preparatory W ue
;ss;o, of Kansas as a Stste into the Union, on an
eonal footing with the original States: a DO 'o"efe
ne ,be legal voters of Kansas, did, on the twtnty-
first CAV of December uliimo, tliy ahn aoop' su
constitution az TIE ORGANIC law OF and Tor the W
ture State of Kansas in pursuance oil, ana oy .ne
terms pres ribbed in the schedule IN ~ coh.'itu'
tor; and aoLereds said constitution is pnohc"p'
| therefore, :, ~,
| Pc Il reso1ved by the General Assembly OF me
State of Tennessee. That our Senetors IN oo'R.ts
be instructed and our Representatives qneste"'
60 vote for the admission OF Kansas into thr Union
| rnder said institution, OF an equal footing VIII
| ne original States.
Nav not Mr.. JONES, be in rather too
much haste The indications are that the
President does not intend to restrict HIM
elf to the election on the 2lst OF Decem-
per, to ascertain the wishes of the people
IF Kansas respecting the Lecompton Con
titution; but expect to take into consider
ltion also, the vote ordered by the Legs
ature to take place on the 4th OF the pre-
ent month of January. On the 2lst OF
December, the pro-savery men, the free
state men failing to vote, had every thins
their own way, and, of course, succeeded.
On the 4th inst, the free state men, DOUBT
less, had their own way, and if they polied
full vote, the Constitution was voted
down by large majority. Now, II Mr.
Buchanan, as appears probable, takes ooth
elections into consideration, sums up the
votes forthe Constitution, in each, and the
votes against The Constitution, in each, ano
finds that in the two elections together, the
Constitution has been lost, may not Mr
JONES very suddenly discover that he mas
made a false move, if he desires 10 oolSee'
mn the President ? We believe from the
instructions to Gen. Denver, and Other
significant signs, that Mr.. Buchanan has
become alarmed and would gladly escape
t the penalties of persistence in the course
, chalked out in his message. lie sees tha'
the great body of the democracy, North
are opposed to the admission OF Kansas
+ under the Lecompton Constitution, and II
apparently seeking for the means of escape
> from his position The party, North, Il
essentially anti-slavery. This he is full.
aware of: and he knows further, that al
attempt to force the slavery constitution o
, Kansas through Congress, under the pc
; ruiiar circumstances of its adoption, vii
cave the sham democracy in HOPELESS mi
lority in the non-slaveholding States. Th'
,olicy of Douglas, therefore, or something
: Ike it, we apprehend will yet triumph ant
, with the connivance if not: the direct sup
. ort of the President.
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ezs- We learn from the Union d american
hat DR.. GRANVILLE p. SMITH has received a ac-
/ aptcd the appointment OF mail agent In place OF
Isi. Barclay Martin, resigned. The appointment
an excellent one, but rot of so high an order as
We would ike to see the Doctor ir. Success TO
i'm. in his new vocation.
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For II mt

CONF FIVE tx e C1sforrr's and n'rt Cottages
- situated between u e ehaE ron md eshofo lun-
nike. IN he rerted To goCdteus ov price for the
EMS Yhc orsFs ha' Ne privilege Of an mex
suTTlv Of er nj To Az OF ther Nth
ont charge pId ertiltd 20 Il terFft OF u" Free
schooI which In Il cir il ediste eigtto hood
kppIy to A. :. INr>l ny.
Dec o-du ,. Z. GLAS eek.
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A CARD.

have deter In d t. do exclusive CAS- II 20 l.
"A MS his ear, feel that a ord Of lsnaiion
may be nece ssarN of par culsr friend
who We ha6 accounts IN since mencei
business, ard are proud 10 hs' sUch
irleuds no have al idtheir acc uTts mptiv. We
make at TO the interest Of al
By buy ~ goods che per- and % ling the
v,FS eli chta her Tero In our mid't
no oa pre1e. buying cash, it he ad, heir
10 do o. We know ma WHO not ave accoun
think uuf Il hat person W. 'CN Br ca-h should
pas u at b, ho buy credit IL Is Wltp
ILese sideratUBs have Rdoi ted exclusive cash
.Sste iLgi all In favor of the ~ stem,
a oseM no n fevor OF loods cheap
civ a call. W.A.6 - MoCltbLA u,
Nos 81 a SO college street.
Nashville, January LIST, 1853
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House AND IOrFOR SALE.

NSsaurday the 9Th inst, VII eel 70 the high -.
est bf der for ea<h the ourih sc ard "a.
Gaze beau nj rssid nee IN the "~ens plan OF lzs.A
Rnaun a. lots thsee ossldes
cellar Ae The ain scres sixty POI aud
ncosed 9Th q good fence II sns ~ the residence OF
Ia. q n~ea nd L. latifl % ,atfon. We wNah asa
those wishing 10 bay nine tai property BE ore TIE
80 ER. GLAScJcd, sgsh.-
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HARNESS, HARNESS.!

MOTTO. have removed II trness shoo from
~ I've tderex .treet 40. 3. (np sttrs) south size
PseIIc 50 ARE shere shall constantly keep on hAn
vAreits Coach and Buggy Harness. and SO ZIP IA
hog kin co lars {. L. no Eh'ON'
Jan s. If.
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NOTICES

trustee OF Roht Pa ter,on, yin sell without re
"A serve 20 III highest odde tor cash on the Pabhe
aars in Nashville SATURDAY the 10Th dav Of sne-
ary Instant the foowing slaves Tor ugh OF them TO
c ose out my tru>iee-hpD Wig: woman nsned he tie
and n. infant child, al liSels girl ma ed Eliza
lan7-dlAwtd. J. r HLAAFEs- Ff"s ee &C
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AGeNCl s SrLIrITtD-Bs ,I.F. SHIELDS,

InvIN coupe Ell his arrange "rnts for the tr n &C
n on of all ki ld. OF Agence TO his faction
feels connd the ation> OF IN ose
uho ay ntrut their goods his No conflicting on
hiS part time b. allowed strictly comm
sioo blxness y IN b. attempted. iJauI-tL
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Sale Of Lots.

DIV vrsse Of "a Ia tsu {. sxscsssd ne Tr See
I'D be srfa. date, IS ls35 req "a the Regis
scrss ace Bsa2 Ns- - 81. ~il N e<ta
d. taaaas ssrd 1855 10 lie highest daer, - The rt
aoase ard, e Nash eds oaF be- q bxidan< - IN
HAS sd 10 szsav he Me- ~. -. esa 81. %
lag az fsea on - strssss nd raantns ees leo
feet 70 an ale, eqaiEy redemption lots
a. waived sch he s. Il tested "a - ffzs vli &C
rfea 20 lie % sale abe 4 Il ocs Terra.
- ale knosn IN. cas- q s2ae- n. uos ON,
eseso--1d- - g.
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FOR RT.NT.

A FOTsF in FTgrfed, vii in w rnufes wax %
~ ne Pubic Scr are, man ing Tooms, besides lioh-
en- and servants rooms. lnqu re Of
G PILLOWS.
noy6--tf NJ q Cherry street.
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EOK ri NJ.

yT-UPT CONvrNlINT FRA. WFTI ING on 49,
y irsrl IN - Trp - road h. FIRST ~
ToI-rfte ov ccrr ri. d h, J. J. vrCGv rhen y q. -
ir c.r rCort It.id li'cI nt'
70 80 &C. Frd ~ ! rt Of RTorrd fched-
rE~ SriaiIef 'nitrre car ne 80 - ns'd Nv lie ten
an II &c ted. E5 To sessi.E given inn edi t"v
IrrIvro 4. V. :. IINpSltY,
Fov. lett No. %. College 81 Get.
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tg- The eslilna ed ,ost of lighting he Cap
TO the White House, the Iablie grounds,
Pennsylvania avenue, and bridge street
Georgetown, for the coming fiscal ,ear, ID
81, 900.
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Enr Renf OF Lease.

THAT cor, ensrt rs'dsree the Franklin Trrnpke'
q r-eCn' cruI led H. MIR. CLOVIS, u contain. ~
roors he &C ,nrd haf a. out
arree q rrcr No tscr,G v6ud he ssed TO good
tenprt for q tern Of YEAR If drsired. ipPl 20 -
A. y - IN Finn
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st,e Aauu. M-eiiag Of aoes Of ths AeehAnle
L Instlsat- aeii their n0oHs Oh FRIDAY sEen-
Ia AZ Sci annual repo~l o. he eonailioa 81
ia last ~in read. snd BoAid Of Dreeoss 81 he
a uing year eiecied
~ erdrr On ne Bard Wa. sroCksLL.
s.sh-4d PIesidr n.
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FOR RENT.

III HFTF VIEW de ir be he lar tet hans,
suitable for OF ces. Fntrer crs on Cole ana mon
O. EWING, Pres't.
Dec lift Planters an.
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sELF PRESERVATION. &C.

II debts due u previous the 1881. will he COL
n I.ctd suit J-nuaTy Court, or before Mag -
trat. II OF paid before that time 1s SHAH sri 70 al
.rons without distraction word ." the vi IS ,uih-
int" IL. " "SN VIM W.
Dec 10 n.
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WhNTFp.

A STTTATIoN a. Trsv'lirP scIcii-F e X. 70 a
~ v lols.peT To " s'tfPr ~ oCSF. Fsrd
r-cerN brsi' Nv yornF hois h'urcuT'l "
ainf.d rul y taSe n y 50 ~ fn'r'rv fsving
rad ssper IN h hu r Can rivero
ctv reer' ddr IS, ~ O'e, ct erFi eJ p PAT
FFTCs Gar2-1w.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-07
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE
SENATE.
WEpN EsDAY, Jan. 6, 1853,

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6, 1853.
Mr.. Bratcher presented a petition from S. b.
Tate and william ate, pr wing that the uuncupa-
tive wi | If Milton Tate be made valid by act OF the
Legislature.
Mr.. Wright introduced bill to amend sec. 9. OF
the act OF Feb 90. 1855, to regulate and define the
fees of county officers.
Mr. Harris, bill to further debne the outies OF
County Court Clerks.
Mr.. GOodn r, bill for the benefit OF the WHO"
of the Hon. A. NJ. Savage.
All of which passed the first time.
Tn, unfinished business OF yest rdav, being the
subject of striking out the vagrnut act in the code,
taken up.
The motion to strike out the who'll act neg
atived, and the mo'ion to srike out corporal pur-
ishment and tn hiring of vagrants from the block
pre- vailed. The code III n adopted.
Thr sp cid or Ter, being the resolution in refer
ence to the Hon. I'm Bill, called up an
postponed until w dnesd ~ reI', the 18Th inst.
ilous- il the third reading were taken up
and the following were passed:
Directory to the public printer in relation TO
printing OF tn. acts of this General Assembly.
For the ben fit of the Agricultural Bureau.
For the r. ii of p VI. Kisrr
The nat. then took up Senate bills on the Sc
cond r, ing aud sev'r i wrr" ps sed.
Adjourned til 81 O'clock, p. NJ
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Speak presented the p port of the Nash
WILL University. C ived.
Mir. Whtthorne, had leave to intro luce a bill Il
create a civil district in Dixon county
S nate bill to provide for the distri .ution of tn
| acts, passed the third time.
House bill to estsbli-h Oak Grove Academy
| p ,ssed the frat time.
| Title eli hit OF thA CO le read.
| Adjourned al! 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-07

FTNHF XII Cd III ef isase cf tha' v1lua
Il HE 20 uodicrs -sto No n rrtfc q-sre,
CCcTIi6lv ,. - r. 4 e. .. Tsrrs liberal.
APp'y 20 BFANs' ORD, NcwHIR1 ER a Co.
Il c ST
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w Fast 81 ring Stock and need all
w that's due
Thc.e &c FnS ~ W II ave costs ~ rE
IN before n .stl ef this II orth W. W. FINN.
jgnl-2w
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FOR RFNT.

TWO story fro me ho Sc in Noes vocL's addit'on 49,
i cn'ainr Eve rooms. EtChsn, large yard E,,si
and good ell OF water. ArPl, - Ky
NcFArIaNn.
decS1-u @ re. ~ North College ST.
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FOR RENT.

rENHkT Country cot-ape tour rifles from TIE -
CIV, OF fhe NashviIr nd Cra 'anooTa lEHzsE
~ road ~ G ~ riig. ~ twetty aces OF lEEl=E
ground suiiable for ar'er i7r.
dec8'-,r ROW. 3 co. No. 20 cherry strset.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-07

@ .usAsE eriaasrs and s.aass. -. s-as y
= D. ID. D.~ksx,
dsele- sB be. o to1ess streel
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w Goods at cost y. A. J. u MoULLILAND'
j4nl-tf
STOVES FOR THE TIMES.
~ ecei, ed from Cir mai, few Of BLUNTs 60 AL
81 CuokING E., all -ize, which pre- par
ed 10 f. Cincia pIces vita expense sadded.
ALSO.
good a fortment q C AL Cnt KING STOVES, which we
vii up d warrant, and Viii h, now ut c al sap,
al d in the reach Of one is Il e stove for use.
ALSO,
FRANKLIN stoves. for Coal and Wool.
CANR n ANDR dat r 81 WIS r. Coal.
CnANBER AND DINING EoCM STOVES, Tor Coal.
ALSO.
Thirty Handome Pattera Farior G rates { on Wa
Jackfo Is Ahnufacu ry New Nor-. Coz mon Mantle and
Jam .Grates, ali and aie inch We vii sell 10 y
10 N time.
Dsc Is-d MiChENZlE hlLsON
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For Rent.

TWO hsrFscrr HE Brick Nv Tings Nos
and Q FlrftcrTe's Tow These ROM new, and
vel fn"red: the Of good SIZE, With high ceilings
tIard Iv'rart atsr in he ots and
he oGerp haze 81 privilege Of Il Free 81 ool, ani
The 'ght eSrcate 'f'ir ,hdrer without CHARGE. Clsi
borne' or nil rsrUI fy Norr from hee ou-
n square stle low price - cent?. tpry N
Az. g IrNrSItY.
Dfcq- dtE FIR. CLASCNCK.
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mONrN WaNTIn.

ID E'p ava % v'r-ro mo n We fPv' Zone n to
u - e. ofs vart - rods soh Won.
Morev wan 'ess paw al y indeh e.
fer 7s:Sir6 1877, M cone folVar =, ~ lsnce
their pccountS. c. WHITE.
I'm
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NEW BOOKS.

list Of Post ffices IN the United State Up he pre-
snt tine Tier with much Information Of alue to
all b sness
Willis the Pilot" sequel to the Swiss
ia iy OF son. or, Adventures Of an migrant Fa-
willy :, ok On UnIrown Coast, Ioterspersed with
Tai r CID q rsv, ILL str,t'r q iran
Hi nv Tor SIZE by F. HAGAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-07

MICRO OMAN, sOyesrs "a. fir cork good wssher,
n Ppd sePr strrss. Nea' and tidy In b. bits
and of SOC Ii 20 iifn VIII soid Ep-
piv BFANSPs RI, NCWF lRTEk q CO.
dec7s-u
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For SmifhIand and Paducah.

TEE I Ii4ht DR. aEAugh' e amer rSr@A !
MAN, Master, viii above, s<z.z-cz.<zzz.czss
HIS II O'CLOCK, NJ. For passage freight app
board or "A. HAMILTON,
JauT--l, Aseut.
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''"e a. ma 'N''' - PpADsPAw& RUTLAND.
LADIES LAsTI HE'LL ANP%,,o HEEL SAL sAIrFRs.
CO. GrFss q. CATERS.
PrMPs ND WILT BU.KI>s-
N1s.Fs, TpFIr n BooTz IND GfI,tRs.
c az ESs asst and EN- TTERs-
CHILDRFN - KID AND oAl WITT 30 T..
Flo A. MORO" CO , IMP oTS -.
GENTS SUPERIOR QUILTED caLFsTI'cHED BOOTS
s1lTChtD
STITCH ctLV WAT PROOF
FF77TIrcHED CALF coycaFss CATERS.
al OK TIrssrwFp PEGGFD, all styles.
:. EUfFALo ovEss1oEs ar-N porroys
=" SENEb IN PEGGEPGAL gG TIES
BOYS cA.Fs C wsg ANp rE ~ IrE t BOOTS
OK TIFs.
RIPREAvy qoTS
! YOUTHS CtLF md KIP bRoGANs.
* TVS.
CALF a KIP EO0TS. -
Heavy Brossps for Plan alton All sizes, from to
Boys' Heavy !, ogaus. iargs assortment
| aeavr Mud Roots, from 6 o -. all .t'Ies.
4 aage and ed Assert OF Heavy WOO hats 'of
WwU a'Wa1s have on hand a ID assort en of Trunks
from the ch- spesi p he one Heavy ole Leather
! sole Leather a Hog lin onnet BsNrs
Sol Leather, skin and She Skin Valises an Sizes
1 pr and
Boot ana Store Of tie best quarry and lowest
| nrir. BRADSHAW = RUTL ND,
! decsO-.f No. 20, Union Street.
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eFg Cost.
STOVES FOR THE TIMES

w ole ing entire Il OK Of ape and Fame!
w Goods at cost u. A. 4 J. e. MCCLELLAhD.
j4ni-tf
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TOXINS Cash.
Y A l. l. p A p f r
uR>T OF JA>UARY NOTICE.

MO sm al sccoUn's made this ear at -
Iant--ew -vanrrrlr Store. No % prbIic sorsTe.
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RJGTo YoYaN FOP SAFE

T Will rel he aliens % no urles al N 60
i eordton. Appl, 20 J. Co FIRTER.
dec25- 4 Nc. p Ma. hviIlr Tnr flock
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sca1fs. Stocks and Cravats.

t1TEha nm elegant Of tcirs lies, Stocks
w and c. await, both slf and sstin. Also lev fine
-essirg obes which a. fuproprsie pres
ents or geniIeu.E. at very &C crate Frces by
). - hcGtLL,
Ladies'and Gentlemen Form sizing store,
Dec.l6-a. corner OF Scare and 'oege stree.
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BU n - a EAT HUN " TIN .
CSr received 200 bags Auled Pennsylvania Buck
QUICK MEAD.
Delivered to any art of the city free CT charge
fauT-u
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A New NOVes by Mrs. ScUthwoItt,
EnT1tlS q
/" The B,ite Of an Evening""
The ruocation which u.t been CO menced in
New Nolk l deer, ;he qieat Family N,wIaIer. Sob
scri tions received and single copies soIi by
dec3l-u +. HAGAN.
HkRPER'S WEEKLY FOR 1858.-The Pub
Hhers say they int nd MAJ it the best Family Pa
per in the " ord. Terms 81 20 per yer.
dec3-u +. HAGAN, Agent.
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REMOVAL,

WE have s'oct q 30 e, Shcee Trrnts,
w q No. so MGR StI'et door 'ToH ST. tci's
Drug Store will he l'aed 10 Old tnds
sna custer ers Ard g. more waning goods in our
'"e rs nag " PRADSPAw& RUTLAND.
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FOR NEW Oi,LE ANS.

| HI unsurpassed passenger an 7T-cIk -
| fceig,t te.msr, J. II. LUCAS, nELESssa
ii. Il. MoGoMLs Master, Wl leave ssazz.zz2<...zz
h a o.e and ali intermediate pre-, On 1 Al
NIX the ST. INST at O'CLOCK, Z. NJ For f.e gut or
pa sage app on board TO A HAhlLioS,
Janb-tn Agent.
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NEGROES FOR prIRE.

BOUT 10 mcgee fer hirr her one ofihs best
str ct [dsc 5-;iaL-
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TWO good rsrro 10 tire for the esent year
Appiy 10 G. w. oowAN,
ian2-2t No. 80, Cherry street, up stars.
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CRISP'S GAIETY THEATRE.
rs.eeana Manager. w. IL. CRISP.
Secoud Week of the CaBpbelIs!
rau,snAY EVENING. JAN.7th.

TIVE anger takes plea In snnou ncing re en-
/ gaoement for six Its r with ~ Fly a NEW
1OMB's great ard orig nal Caurb'l Vim els ne
m IN troups f world. Peforma for Nednedav ard
Tbrrdi v evening will int persed tn ballads
ac.s apd eel neat the infant henom-n ny ING
sNtRI A. Together it'll bridget Of songs, Joke.
&C., TIC ties introducing tn BUR- r. Qi1E SERIOUS
SAVIiY the MAB-St LLSHIM. udng with the laugh
All iarce of the ELLCTRIC STUDlOl
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For. Hire.

TWO first rate negro women, washers and ironers
seausiress &C., vi bout rcunt rance. lso one ool
III We ars old AppIy TO II NJ. ft6G,
: decsl-if No. so, North Chs Try Street.
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The following preamble and resolution
was offered in the State Senate luesu"J
by Mr.. JONES:
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Tickets, 20 Oh ldren ali P1ce alery for Co
ored per ons IS cents Doors open at half pc COCK
Concert TO commence al h f-paSt l. Ian l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-05

no OUR PATRONS AND OLD CUSTOMERS
We beg leave to inform the public that have rebuilt
oar Stores Nos IS Front and s. Fulton sFee and are again az
Serk, WI We are prepared all times to furnish a. the
shortest notice. and liberal kinds Of COP
fEk, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
lN1ss blaACkSAITHlNG, etc. Each Of the arm
giving ms personal attention 10 each department. offer
superior Inducements TO parties dealing with us.
Our facilities for furnishing the following work are not sur.
passed BY any house in The South West
OOfPkR, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES.
CH1MNIES, BREECfIINGs:
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS:
STILLS. WORMS
kILTkRERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
=. HEATERS, etc, etc.
Attached 70 establishment have general Furnishing
store where all articles requisite for STEAMBOAT PLAN
fATlON AND HOUSE USE may be found.
fUsifs-W orthingtons Safety Steam Pump. s. p Kase's
fe runp Cast Iron, Brass snd Copper Force M Pumps
new article showing The highest point which steam may have
Been carried during Its Heerson's Water Gauge.
TINWARE.
Chahng Dishes Buckets
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meulds;
= Coffee and Tea urns, Soup Tureens:
1. Pyramids, and other Ware, Of al varieties.
fcsetef with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves
rcng and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin Stoves
nsnder and eesnon Stoves Deck Stoves etc Forees Fre
Ssskeu Bucket Wrenches; Steam Whistles aud Valves Pow.
~ y 1fate Bars katchet Drills Hose Brass
Synder ihh Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Fcfce
rurnp Cocks; LAntarns, Lamps ETC. or all descrlpons
BREWSTER zACHARIE,
-. Mes. IS Front aud 50 fulton Streets
sole Agents for ScAser Vacuum (3aur Hear.
.ons Aier 1ange = p kases Fire Pumps a. W (et.
'cn's rAtant Piston Heads and Crate Bars. aus IL
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ID RECONCILIATION &RADDIN, uxa
HEF Wholesale Dealers IN EfH
DENTISTRY.

&zrzgN DENTAL NOTICE.-DR. j. WEST,
%f Practical Dentist No. liz ST. Charles street,
ffSAYTzs - near Poydras street.
1I1IJ =. W. would call particular attention to his
method OF constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH. They
perfectly natural in form and shape set with false gums The
original form and expression Of the mouth and face restored
with clear and distinct articulation of speech This Is effected
by having the inside of the teeth and gum Of natural form
which the readily adapted This that kissing
sound often observed in wearing artificial teeth The
Doctor has been praceng in this city fifteen years. feels
confident that he will give satisfaction to those who honor
hn with their patronage All persons DESTROYS Of obtaining
mh2ly
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City OF New Orleans
Beitremembered that this l7h March, 1885, before
subscriber the Peace in and for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p
Secretary Louisiana Mutual Company
New Orleans who being duly according Law,
pose and that the above and and
correct transcript the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th March
A. d. 1851. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
per In outstanding certificates profits
and after the second Monday 10 May and have declared
a scrip dividend Of THIRrY-FOUR PER CENT. the
earned premiums Of the year ending February s 1885, for
which certificates will be Issued after the day Of
june 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
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M57N9 4 \ CAsSEUf'S EATING SALOON,
VtSA eadl2l GRAFIER STREET.
<N1ktY The public respectfully informed that the
SStX above Establishment is open for the Season.
under the immediate superintendent Mr. HUGH CASSIDY
brother Of the late James Cassidy, Of ST. Charles
This Establishment Is conveniently located for gentlemen
whose business make desirable
dine out being nearly central to the business part of the city
The table will be constantly supplied with every variety of
FLE H. FISH and OYSTERS in Short the delicacies Of
the seast n and in their greatest perfection.
Ready and obliging Walters will be in attendance moth
ing shall be wanting the part Of the proprietor Gender the
completest satisfaction. jars In