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AMUsEMENTs.

CPALDIN0 q ROGERS, AMPHITHEATRR AID
Museum corner Commercial Place and st. CHARLES street.
Grand Gala Night. ssa
For the benefit Of the Scenic Artist Nachnst Of the
Theate rendered them by the Crescent Dramatic Association
GREAT ATTRAcTIoNl
Miss rl.cde Mann Rachel Haywood Louisa Descours
Ars. .. seymour ~ Polly Briggs
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August s. 1852
viii be performed Douglas Jerolds interesting dramatic
DRAMA entitled THE RENT DAY With the ull force Of the
Association, and the two first acts of the SEA OF ICE.
APrice of Admission-50 cents to all parts Of the house.
9noors open q N O'Clock. Performance to commence
81 BOX ONCE open Monday August l. 1852 from 10 A.
N. till T. NJ, when seats may be recured.
Persons tickets from gentlemen outsds
secure seas applying at the Box Office. au1
SPAhDING 4 ROGERs' AAPHIrBRATER AND
AUsEuA, st Charles street, near Commercial Place.
Second Performance Of the
Louisiana Histronic Association.
For the BENEFIT Of the Widows Orphans Fund rtmens
Charitable Association.
MONDAY EVENING. August 8. 1859.
CESAR De BAzSsasna M ME- Rcs Ssan
Marchones, Mrs. MaDn. .Lsxarillo, Chippendae.
Other Characters BY the gentlemen the Association To
NAN Natures Noblem sn-Aice Miss Alice Mann Rest
Of the characters by ladies Of the profession gentlemen
the Assoc alton.
~ Box Office will be opened MoIdsy from "a. NJ until
r. M. where ee'ts may he secured.
~ Admission to all parts OF the house fifty cents
~ Persons purchasing tickets by
applying At the Be- ONCE the day of
Doors open at o'clock Curtain rises quarter to
N sD au
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Customhouss street, near
1 Royal stseet-For the Cure Of Old Chronic MercurAl
syphtc Private Diseases without Mercury hindranes
from business friends and guaranteed
all GASES.
markabe effected which
able the eminent physicians tustfes him in offering h
services the confidence Of the Unfortunate The following
OF the diseases termed vaen and Of which, 10
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies. DR.. james
naneny sr.dicaes namely primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and Lns
Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism, Hydro.
cele Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Of the Skin.
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured in that
biy Iapoency. The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early hsb Of youth, viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head Dness Of
VISION Loss Of Muscular Power Pslpaon of the Heart
pepsia Nervousness, rritaby, Symptoms Of Consumption
&C. Mentally the fearful effects the mind 70 BE-
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Foebodings Aversion to Society,
Love eff Solitude Tinidy Of the evils producec
All afflicted with of the above symptoms should
not fail to call Dr. and be at restored to perfect
health let false deicacy you apply
from the awful and dreadful Of this
terrible rnalady
Weakness Of organs Immediately cured and full viso,
restored.
Remember 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. Janes 81 Custom
house street.
Private reserved Hours Of attendance
from A. NJ. TO P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PS-Rececsseso Gonorrhea cured in twenty hours
pay. DR.. JAMES,
d. 81 CuRtomhouse street,
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THE SOUTHERN HOnEsrEAD,
AGR1cuLrGR1L AND FAMILY sswsrARnR
Journal IN sssiaY am !, isss saas
aging pf0'ps''' arest Il ~ 4" MA isr =
With It's handsome pictorial hrs
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such systems Of cnltivatng the JON. stock
erae ts nsn and found se1tS .dopeo
contributors constantly writing for this Il ths
his a.. i
universally pronounced # the aseful
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that the announcement that sss3a
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stead Tor 1859 viii b rscsivsd VIII ssnsls sseis. s.
hs scs viii Ss ssr
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heretofore illustrated with handsome -
pared :, p,sssy fo ~ column By . =,
shall excel in this particular.
To the southern People.
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countrywhich has been BY compefenS aogea
4. sss + e
desires subscribe for Agricultural and Family
Paper that will b Of practical benefit e bis .smnS
the .'Southern Homestead" his support ls
FORM AND TERMs-The Southern Hcmestesds' = ~
lIshsd weekly, usher containing eight pag
printed in The abandonment Style and sPlendisy enhsh
copy. So six copies $0 copies, S6 land
copy the person getting UP the Club Address
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By J. B. WALTON.

SALE AT THE ST. CHARLES kxCHANGE-vALUABLE
building 1ot on Washington Avenue between gsnp ana
Magazine Streets Fourth Distric auction ano wHnou
reserve, for account Of former purchaser.
BY j. B. WALTON,
f AucrIoEExR-Oince, 10 Bank Place
SATGaDAY, August 9, 1859. ct - o'clock
Hotefor risk o. j. DonneiA who failed to
compy " re adjudication made to him on the l june
LOT OF GROUND In The Yourth District, in the square
bounded b Wshins.Sn Camp FOURTH end xsfsans
plsn No. Id dsposissd shs q l. D. STARK,
Said lot measures a inches and lines from. on wash
nston depth Of l8 feet inches and lines be-
- TERMS third cash balance on credit Of and
year, for notes secured By mortgage s
per interest from day Of sale until paid
pc. cent .i, ;a astu.ity vi paid p,,,,.
pense Of the purchAssr 5y76d
vALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
80 the Fourth District.
.BY j. b. WALTON. -
PRIVATE SALE viii ff be e. sold j 9ve VAL
uasls Lots q aIonrd bounded b 1--we OAK Magazine
Los IL Is and H. form the corner Of Live Oak and Sixth
n .ss IL and
No. % sdjons the above decbed lots IN the and
80 feet 'front.' by depth LIS feet inches. between
The Ave lots together measuring $50 feet inches Live
Oak street. by l26 feet 8 inches on Sixth street.
This property is egby suated for residences being within
Avenue in the immediate vicinity the
residences In the Fourth District The lots have bean
planted With choice imported shade and ornamental trees. and
ArfKRMSOnethrdca cash, and the balance Ut ana two
years credit, With per cent. intarest.
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public 81
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sWANTED.s

z WANTEO--A FIRST RATE SLAVE WOMAN
70 do he COZ king washing and ironing for a small
~ frmilv. Apply at
.4 fy29 St No. I55 Gravier street.
- WANTE D-A COTTAGE HOUSE situated in
Font tn District-suah for small family. One with
good yard room preferred. Address Box H. 65 Post
Office, stating terms, etc. jy2S A.
z WANTED-A CoLoRED SERVANT, WHO
la wash and iron ard Is familiar with housework
4k chambermaid and waiter. Address o. r., at Daily
S@R Crescent Office. If
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AUCTION SALES.
100 cases BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoaANs.
BY e. ROGER e. CO.,

AUCIlUN SA1ES.
100 cases BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoaANs.
BY E. ROGER e. co,
tfornerIy II. Psychaad, Hyde 1 Coz
h.e auction room. NJ % t l. .:s
Shoe: md e. Men, Women
SLAVES AT AUCTION. SLAVES AT AUCTION
BY N. VIGNIE,
oncs-No. Bants' Arcade
4. Assg ,sss hs
lowing described slaves viii BE- soa- .,s
TOM mustto, aged about ytsrsh'uss boy; likely and
HENRY, black, aged about Sc yssr'-snginssr common
FRANK, aged about 20 yesrs-a good plantation car
sS-Term., ETC., made known a. sale: .a.
SUCCESSION OF WV. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: situated Coneehouse etc.
7- BY TOURNE f. THOMAS.
.4. EUGENE TouRNE, Aucioneer,
Office corner Exchange Alley and Bienyille.
g. e Il Z
and in Of an order from the hSnST.hls F.
&c.
+: ssss Il I'D
S rsss ockan G.s e
Stove Copper Boiler Kitchen Utsnsils Dishes Emp
ty Bottles, etc.
Silver Spoons, Watches, Gold Chains Raisos
z. 3ss.s e ..s ss%s s.5s1 a. October
SUCCESSION DE VIM ss s''gsP BEN
PAR TOURNE & THOMAS.
EUGENE TouaNs, Encsnteur,
Bureau. Passage de Ia Bourse ct Bienvlle.
scas -
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1Z-CONDlIlONs-Gompan 2 u hvlAsoo. W. ~ q. ~
pasers and General Agents for ne sale Of Eel ss.s
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tsts 1ands PIsnssions Nssroes etc
R.n,, A,e,s. p,.. osss IL. l. i,r.t District.
where can b. examined al any time iii Of valuable
proved property Of very rem ansrstiye Investment
NE choice Mechanics and List Of vsn. and csron.
sale and purchase. ia1s
A. LEVY, Jr., AucTIoNRER FOR rH1 SALE
L. :. I'd soss< y d.,
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ian Planet Hs.ss1 md Fortune fsis1 E. lssainss
her old stand s Poydras street, .. the ssn Of the Moon and
Persons Wishing their Fortunes read as by The
sri nn a. eli v 10 call ana consult on
information of Lost OF stolen Property!
The Madame Medium, and born With double veil
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4. I. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Oflsans,

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belonging or In wise appertanng without exception
TERAs-Ths teing the second and last auction,
bidder for whatever VIII bring monhs credit the
purchase! furnishing bond with good security
cial mortgage the property sod until ANAL payment
~. to M ssa as
pal the amount Of which is not yet ascertsined
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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TERRAIN stue dams e Premier District de vile,
faubourg Delord fesant parte du terrain congu
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dc face Cons des Tons dams L. proondeur
jusquau terrain equel est borne dams e fond
LIE tout plan dresse le de cee
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trouven tous les dros privileges
| attaches ct slpartenan exception nj
CoNDlTIONs-Cette cree etant seconde ct dernere
de proHriete Reimbursement adjugee plus orsnt
derner pour e px qui oer douze
canton bonnie sovable porant ntarst Dc hu
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| vendue jusqu'a parfat paiement l.H
lie dit acquereur paiera complaint ct deduction du
prix disqualification les fais dannonces du sheriff gref
| lyle % Is 20 aug5 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'Orsans
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R-a q. BLEAKLEY, % AND q RAMPAK1
n street. manufacturer Of Carriages, BnGgfss 1psfn4
.- Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rshuiit Kspei.ing d
Nllthe branches tak
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CLARK, J. J., COOPER. 50 LAFAYETTE STREET.
my20Jy New Orleans, La
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WILLY WALLACE
W ISL WILLIAM STREET. New York,
Importer Of Foreign Foo Letter and Note Paper sad
veopes; Rehbach Celebrated Load Pencils German Red
Tapes, Gum Tickets, Inkstsnds etc. Cardbeads md
Cards. Staple and Fancy Stationery generally FOB THE
TRADE. iva ameod
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FOB SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALE - HAVING RE-
moved from Esplanade 10 the Of Baronne and ara
ver Streets squares Of the St. Charles Hotel
M will keep constantly hand choice lot of Maryland
Virginia NEGROES consisting Of Field Hands, House
stresses etc. Of which will be sold low for cash,
for good city aeceptances.
1923 If J. WILSON
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La Of Real Estate Slaves succesons and outdoor business
generally Once 10 Common street. next 70 corner Of Camp
Stgost seT IL
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THE IMPROVED McCHESHEY WASH.
ING AACHINE-Manufac and for sale by the sub.
serber. Orders left 70 Apollo street. 294 Magazine street
IN Box lac Mechanics Exchange at the grocery
James Collins 6 Apollo street there specimen he seen
trial. and they do give them and the
money will be refunded n. nAUGHERTY,
No, 10 Apolfo 4treet.
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SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
BYRAM, HIND AND BLISS,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
H is, G a ps an d traw g o o DIS
BONNETS, FLOWERS,
UMBRELLA PARAsoLs, etc.
Importers of FRENCH HATS.
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway,
New York.
G. II. HIND
BENJAMIN BaIrr1s, Washington Ark Special Partner.
jy16 ly6W
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no the southern People.

Send for specimen numbers. prospsctvsss. etc. y
d Clubs Immediately. an So
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JULIAN NEVILLE Il CO., AUCTIONKERs, Ap
u paser General Agents for the sale Of Real Estate,
Furniture Bank socks Port Warden and Succession
Paicuar attention paid 70 the purehssns and selling
Of Plantations ..
: nacO1icea No II Commercial Place ia1 u
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a7- second District Publle school. - The
Pncpnlshp the Boys High School having declared
invited present tn mselvss the Library Room
FRIDAY, the 18th iust at O'clock F. NJ. 70 undergo
the examination. EUG. BUREL,
AMI lot Eecretsry tenn,
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1sHEDPO1AR REFRIGEAATOR-
= With .sees.ss5s
FILTER AND WATER COOLERS COMBINED,
Involving important principles before attained, whh
enables Meats Fish, MIX Vegetables Frus. be kspt
longer dryer and cooler with less Ice than b done with
any other Refrigerator NOW In use
BARTLKTT LESLEY,
Manufacturers,
jyT I'm No. As Broadway, New York.
ERANCIS u LOUTRE1~
No. IS MAIDEN LANE,
New York.
Every variety Of Bank-Book Paper. Stationery Steam
Printing. photographic Work and Book-B Binding.
4eOrden respectfully solicited. jyle ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-04
3luutb's Department.
LlTrLE BErrIE.

LITTLE BETTE.
Hand me some water, Buddy, won't you 80
In minute, Bette"
And Bettios fcverish checks were pressed
againsed the pillow; and little Heury's hands
went on as busily as ever with the trap he
was making, and at length he entirely forgot
the request.
"Ploase get it now, Buddy he at last
heard,aud scattering knife triggers aud strings
in his haste, he was soon holding a cup to
her crimson lips. But She turned her head
languidly fromit. mot this please. but some
fresh aud cold from the well. she said.
80 don't be so particular, Bette this is
fresh, and ! am so busy cant go now
Won't this do:
She no longe. refused, but quietly took the
cup which he offered and it was the last last
time she ever called upon her brother for an
act of kindness. Ere another day had pass
ed, she utood beside the River of Life and
drank its cool waters, never to thirst again.
And OF all who wept over that little brown
coffin, as it lay on the table before the pulpit
there were none who shed more bitter tear.
than the little boy who could not forget thai
be had refused the last request OF his ittl,
sister.
Little children, are you kind to one anoth
er; or arc you cross, selfish and fretful Re
member, then, the time may come when the,
will be beyond reach and then 0 how glad
/ ly you would give all you possess to have then
/ back again You might gather all your book
and loys-every thing for which you are nov
1 80 willing to contend but all You could d,
with them would be to place them on tn
grave of one you had wronged 1t woul,
/ not bring them back. Henry was kind
hearted boy, and dearly loved his little sister
and she had only been sick little while ST
that he did not consider her dangerously i'll
But this was no comfort to him when sh
was gone,
30 mother he would say. III had onl
brought thar water for her, could bear il
but now she is whore | can never, never wal
ON her again
Think of this when you are tempted t
quarrel, to be selfish, or unkind; for do yo
know If one of you should die, the rest woul
remember every act of unkindness, every bit
ter word which had fallen from your lips
But then it would be too late to recall it.
too late to ask forgiveness.-N G. Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-04

Bcoinnor's" success to impress It upon his
mind tina, one GREAT reason why the soil he
had now TO manage. and the soil of many
farms around him. was so poor. and why the
ownors of so many of them were constantly
co,rniaining of had luck. and being too poor
IN do tbis that mr. the other thing. was just
this-they allowed large quantities Of plant
foot. which if saved and iudciously used
would have produccd luxuriant and abundant
crops. to run off in streams from their yards
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agricultural.
HOW TO INCREASE YOUR SUPPLY OF
MANURE.

HOW TO INCREASE YOUR SUPPLY OF
MANURE.
"A Beginner upon WORKOUT Farm" in
quired of correspondent of the Country
Gentleman what methods and what materials
he would advise him to employ in order to in
crease his supplies Of manure, as he was per-
suaded that his farm which he had just
bought with a perfect knowledge that it had
produced very scanty crops for several years,
would require all the supplies OF this kind
which he could possibly "scrape together" for
some years to come. The correspondent,
thinking it probable that some Of the readers
of the Country Gentleman might be without
experience in this matter of making manure
heaps, as large possible, and as much as
his neighbor in need of little help in the
way Of informing them, in regard to ichat can
be done in this line has sent that paper the
substance of his talk with "A Beginner" AS
follows:
"As comprehensive directon-one that
includes every other-I advised him to collect
and carry to his manure or compost heap any
thing and everything that ever came from the
soil-everything vegetable, animal, or excre-
mentitious which he could get hold of at
moderate cost, or without too much labor.
advised him to let nothing, either vegetable
or animal 90 to waste, not even weeds, where
they could be got readily and iermented so as
to destroy the vitality Of the seeds, stating.
however, that all animal products were richer
than vegetable ones, as they contained lar
ger per centage of nitrogen, or material for
the formation Of ammonia. Everything that
ever came out of the soil--and this includes
everything whether Of vegetable or animal
nature-would, | assured him. tend to enrich
the soil to which il might be returned.
Having given him this all-comprehensive
and easily remembered direction, | condos
cended upon a few particulars. | advised
him, for example, to have his stables, yards
&c, so constructed as to prevent the loss OF
urine, or any liquid whatever; and that nc
should use absorbents, as muck, sawdust
litter, mold or any soil at hand, to take W
and retain these liquids, until he should gel
his stables, sheds yards. &c., so constructed
as TO prevent such waste as had alluded to
This direction, which virtually amounts tt
this-make tie most Of your stable and barn
yard manures. and do not suffer them To b,
wasted by rains. &C., is one whose excelenc,
is at once acknowledged, but which is almost
universally disregarded in the region of coun
try where "A Beginner had taken up his a
bode. The neglect of this direction was, in
deed, one of the principal causes why tn,
farm which be had bought, had become s,
exhausted that its former owner could no
raise enough from it to pay his debto,an ha,
therefore TO sell aud move away. And $,
general was this neglect in the vicinity, tina
1t was thought point of importance to ~
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ESE |, l. TT II & OF
- d"
10 he i"dabta"fs Of fhtode.p''a and r'cHity.
propose 20 cure almost ns'anianexsly, individuals
.flcttd with Headache, Neuralgia, emil Fever, Ague
iVhic the paroxysi is on,I Hncumatism and a Bron
child Affections
lpnpose 10 check and eie1tualy dssipate more ache
equilibrium ofal The circulating fluid, in the human
system than be effected by any other an other
methods ofmcdica aid in the same space Of time the
masses themselves being judges.
dol no. propose to carc ercy disease but al such
curablc by oiy combination Of medical appances.-
My Electric oil operates chemical and electric prin
dplcs and is therefore applicable the cure natural
restoration Of any organic arrangement, arising from
improper circulation OF Ncryo-yital fluid.
want the masses 10 join in this mattor-the wDll as
the sick because % these things So, all alike i'm
teresicd.
The cures made by PROF. DoGRAIH with his
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