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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No 10 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, August 20, 1859.
fair business been done in Cotton during the
past week. considering the amount hand and the advanced
period Of the season, while prices have been well main
tRined In Tobacco the transactions have been limited The
receipts Sugar and Moasses continue to fall but have
with limited demand and the former has declined Flour
continues dull without further change Of moment while Grain
has sold lower prices Provisions still Inactive and
settled. In Feights there has been little alteration
Yesterday morning published the Asas accouhs bring
ing Liverpool dates the 9Th inst They reported the Cot
market without material change the sales Of the week
bracing bales Of which $500 specuatos and
$500 for export Fair Orleans still quoted at 8d and
Mddng Orleans 3l6d though few forced sales had
been made slight reduction The stock hand stated
at 657 900 bales including $4,000 American. sa,
COTTON. The week opened with fair demand and on
Saturday noticed sales of about 1900 bales the of
previous quotations. and and Tuesday together
1900 bales changed hands without material alteration
the On Wednesday the business fell of to ahout 50
bales Thursday 1000 bales disposed Of the rates
being without any material alteration Yesterday about s
sold making the entire business Of the week $500
bales including 300 New Crop, for which the ha
been 1l14@s4c mostly 12@l2sc for Middng to Good Mid
| ding, We still quote for Old Crop:
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WEIR ISSISS SIP P I.

Regular TUESDAY Packet.
New Orleans and vi ksburg U. $. Mail Line.
- FOR DUNALDSUNVILLE, Plaque
a4ksSt-s mi O. Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara,
ssss.A Red River Landing, For. Adams, Nachez,
Waterpr Of Rodney, Joseph Grand Gulf WarreRen and
vicksbarg- The new steamer Charmer, Cap. O. Will
son. will the I'd Of August leaving New
Orleans every TUESDAY o'clck p NJ throughout the
d. h. CAhhOLL W Agents,
jy29 If 50 Carondelet rect.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
WEIR co ST .

Leaves every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS,
al 10 O'Clock. =
sH~ FOR LOWER COAST AND QUAR-
nn1TI,.1 autine s.aton--i he st Empire f'ar-
ssss tsh, Cspt. R. Baldwin, will leave as above;
Will leave the Quarantine Station Sunday aud
Thulsday mornings, J. "A COTTON, Agent,
aul3 No. l Tchoupitoulas street.
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For all Points
NORTH AND E a ST!

NORTH AND f =!
One of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER 8TkAA'
xRs will lsave New Orleans a. follows:
kmperial Cspt. o. q. Roger
Aug. 50, Sept. 10, Oct. and 10, Nov. ls.
J. G. Syvon Capt. Isaac q. Jones
Sept and II, Oct. Ii and 81. Nov. 20.
John walsh. Capt. Jno. MaNoy
Sept. s and 23, Oct. 13 Nov 2 and ~.
New Falls City. Capt. J. B. WeodA
Aug. Is, Sept. and 25. Oct. Is, Nov. and "a,
A, #, Lacey.............. Capt. Geo. Taylor
Aug, IS, Sept. and y, Oct. IT. Nov. 0 and o.
ETl4Watha H. r. Dx.
Aug. 20, Sept. and 20, Oct. l9, Nov. 8 and %.
City of MemphlS.............. Capt W. j. kount.
Aug. "a, Sept. II, Oct. l and q, Nov. 10 and 80.
Gladiator. Capt Jno kiinefeiter'
Aug. ~, Sept. 49, Oct 8 and rs Nov. u.
VIM. NJ. Morrison. Jno. N. bomI ger
Arg. 26, Sept. Is, Oct. 8 and rs, Nov. IA
Champl Capt. n. b. Moote
Aug. 2a Sept. IL Oct.7 and ~ Nov. 16.
Passengers rely upon leaving as advertised and
making DIRECT connections at
VICYSBURG Y5...y
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
At Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD;
AT st. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLToE'
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
uTICKE ETs BY the jackson Railroad this ofcs
Fare ~ Cheap, Time Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTEi
~ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
''' ''s se 81 e.mp .asp .tsss,.
o11rfoRD sS5sf5 g g. 'sHTisf'.' %1Tsa, r''''
!. r. ALLEN. r-.,....s...
E.w. GOULD. Superintendent. mya4
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Leaves on SUNDAY. 2Syh inst. at 10 a. N.
~ st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
FOR ST. LOUIS--GONSECTlN9 AT
n1S Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at st. Lonis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad1The fine
regular passenger packet steamer Champion, b. No rf,
master will leave St. Lons and all intermediate ano
fngs as above freight through tickets to all points
North, East, or West apply on board - ,
aPassengers shippers rely the puncuality of
shis steamer.
rg-No berth nsdered engaged until paid for.
pan Of the cabin be and staterooms secured by
applying the Companys Office No 81 Camp sees coruer Of
yIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
aui9 ..~ Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

Stock on hand not cleared. 2'So
TOBACCO. last weekly review OF the Tobacco
market we noticed with sales during the
week of about 1900 hhds for the fair and better
qualities without quotabs alteration. There has since been
some inquiry but with reduced supply of the better descrp
ons claimed The business Of the past week
has fallen off 10 about 800 hhds all of which have been
private terms except so hhds 10 at 0c 10
hbds at 81 and al 5is and 5Ac.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
T E N S A S

Leaves on SATURDAY, August 20th at 5 p NJ
R-. Ft,IL TELNSkS, LITTLE RIVER. OLD
s,A1S1slnE River and all way landings Black River
The extremely lgh, and swift running pack st
saline Geo. Miller master, VIM T. Miller, clerk,
above. For freight apply board
= YIRGINIUS g. DESTZEI.
aul9 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

Leaves TUESDAY, 23d inst, at 8 p. NJ
~ REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
s4SEs steamer MinnesoIaIFor AleXandria, Nor
Ryer-The entirely very light fast aud elegant
pasei ger Minnesota D. Gasscock master, will
above For freight passage. having superior
VIRGINIUS @. DEETZEL,
aulT Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

Leaves FRIDAY, August 10Th, at B T. NJ:
st, Louis, Cairo New Orleans Railroad Line.
FOIk SIT. LOUIS-CoNNECTING Al
ihAsS Cairo with the Illinois Central and a! ST. Lsnit
with the Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-The fine
regLlur passenger packet VIM. NJ. Morrison. j. Bot.
finger ST. Louis all intermediate land
ings For freight passage apply on board.
Passeugers shippers rely ths panctuality OF
this steamer.
aS-No berth considered engaged un II paid for
oil cabin and state rooms securec
by applying the Company office 81 Camp street, cornmer
cisl Place. w.,
nI-The above steamer will fir light for Memphis, Vcks
burg all the Bends and will strict attention
" ~ wy 'N f' VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
au19 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
FOR OPELOU USAs.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9th August at P. NJ.
er. FOR OPELOuSAS - The steamer
Aa Bayou Belle John lyons sa master Sts Nv, will
Simm and all ings the Aichafaaya and also tax
ing passengers Donal5sonye Plaqumine Baton Rouge
Fort HUDSON Bayou Sara Morgan and the Mouth of Red
~ ViRGINIuS G. DENTZEL.
aulo Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
r ED RIv L R /.

Leaves on SATURDAY. August 20 at5P.M,
FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
a,S Bayou, Conshata, Campe, Grand Ecore, ST.
isssssA Maurice Alexandria, Norman's, Gorton's, Bar
bis and all landings Red RverThe fast
ming elegant packet steamer Red Chief, W
kay mase above, with privilege of reshipping
the draught RESCUE Jas Crookes, master
For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
aul5 Advertising Agent.
Ey- The steamer Red Chief will In connection with
s.euuler during the low
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION /:

Ordinary sII 94 Good Middling. 12149l2k
Good Ordinary. @0H Middling ..i2s4@-
The receipts Of Ne Crop during have embraced
l1s bales making of 1913 bales against sl3 to
the date last year. H-S
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on September, 1858. bales. 50,443
Reeeised Yesterday, .,..... s5-l765 069
Made from waste damaged etc ........... 10000
l,S05512
Exported since l,Ibo i3h
Burnt. .,.,,,,,,..., u,5Gu-l7s2774
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

Leaves SATURDAY, August 20. at P. NJ.
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
~ FOR ST. hOUlS-CoNNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at St. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-The fine
regular passenger packet steamer Hlawatha, DIX,
will for ST. Louis and all lntermediate landings
For freight through tickets to all points NORTH
s3Pa-senger and shippers rely the puneuality Of
this steamer.
~ No berth considered engaged until paid for ,
plan the cabin and sateroons engaged
by Supplying the Companys Office 81 Camp street, CONNER
cia Place. =,
nThe above will take freight for Memphis, Vicks
burg Natchez Bends and will pay strict attention
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZELL
aul5 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

Leaves on TUESDAY, August 3Oh, at5P.M
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Limo.
~ FOR ST. LOUIS-C0NNECFINd AZ
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at st. Louie
with the Ohio and Mississippi RailrosdIThs
spe regular passenger packet steamer Imperial, U.
s. Roge MASTER will leave for st Louis and all nteime.
date landings above For freight passage apply or
board. -,
s Planters and shippers rely on the punctuay OF
this steamer.
So No berth considered engaged until paid for.
n plan of the cabin be and sateroom secured
by applying Companys Office 81 Camp street, corner OF
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
aul9 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
o HIO RIv E r

Leaves THURSDAY, August 75th, at 8 F. N.
49,. FOR L1UlSVElLE.-THE LIGHT
EAklhessr 81 dIaught passenger packet steamer Fanny
BulIttt. l.. Dnuham master, will leave
for the above port intermediate landings above For
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
au2D Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

Leaves every SATURDAY, at 3 P. N.
New orieans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet
Hass :, F2,lt TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
BLUE Castor Landing, Columbia, Harrison
burg, Trinity, and all intermediate landings OF
ouacha and Black Riyers-The elegant and swift run
ming passenger packet Telegram. JOHN W Tohio
naander q Work, clerk, above in place OF the
r. W. McRae, at O'Clock P M. For freight or passage
f YIRGINUS C. DENTZEL,
fe7 Avertsng Agent
FREIGHT received daily at the foot Of custohoue street
lfXCRAHGE ON HAVANA, FOR SALE IN SUMS
"a TO suit by BAREli.1 4 CO.,
myl0 t 6l uom.lon street.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, August 24th, al + NJ
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
~ FOR ST. LOUIS.--CONNECTINq AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at St Loui
s1es with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The fine
regular passenger packet Gladiator J.o Klnetelter
ruaser Will for St. Louis and all intermediate landings o.
bove For freight or passage apply on board. m
H Passengers and shippers rely on the punctuaJ Of
this steamer.
AS-No berth considered engaged until paid for
plan Of the cabin be and staerooms secured
by applying the Companys Oflce 81 Camp street, corner o.
Commercial Place. ,,..
H-The will take freight for Memphis, Vcks
burg Natchez and will pay attention
- VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
aniS Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

Leaves on MONDAY, 22d August, at P. NJ.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
FOR ST. .LOUIS.-CONNECTING At
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at st. Louis
~ u. WIKI the Ohio and Mississippi Ralroad-The
regular packet steamer city of Jas
err MASTER will leave ST. Louis and all ineremdi
landings above For freight through tickets to all
points, North. East West, apply on board.
Passengers shippers rely the punctuaty Of
this steamer
NJ No berth considered engaged until paid for,
plan OF the cabin be and saterooms secured
by applying CompaDys Office 81 Camp street,
Commercial Pla Q,
aa-The will take freight for Memphis, Nat
vicksbure and all the Bends and will strict atten.
vIRGINUs g. DEETZEL.
aul5 Advertising Ag,n
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AYoU S AR /
f.Es:. q, BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY

Steamer D. KENNER, Capt V. b. B.ranco leaves Now
Orleans Bayou Sara and the Coast Sunday Wednes
day and Friday at o'clock.
The freight packet g. d., Jr., leaves New Orleans
j. A. GOTTEN, Agent.
No. l Tchonpitoulas ST.
E1-A clerk ALWAYS on the Isyes to receive freight for
the above boats ie6 Ans
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oUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY, 10Th inst, at s p. NJ.
/, Nsss =. REGULAR OUACilITA PACKET
- For Alabama Landing, City,
i=ssA Bayou bartholomew, Mouth D'Arbonne Tren
ou Monroe Pine Bluff Uastor's Columbia Harisonburg
Trinity landings ouachila and Black
magnc fast running packet John Ray,
W. Bahopp MASTER will leave above. For freight
passage apply on board. .
VIRGISIUS c. DENTZEI,
aulS Advertising Agent.
R8-No bills paid steamer John Kay wi hout order
the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

Leaves every SATURDAY, at ?. NJ POSITIVELY.
G. l.. Kouns Il Bros Low Water Summer Through Line.
~ ERA No.3 FOR SHREVEPOKT
dirtc-Trausterring her trip to EIn No. z,
at the Falls on Tuesday, arriving at Shreveport
leaves Shreveport every Saturday M-Transerrng
trip Era No. the Fails Tuesday arriving Mt New
Orleans Thursday Freight ard passengers keed through
both The Era No. leaves sandra on Tuesday
Psng eSh ka R o Bend o fyn ON
the Coast viii take back freight and passengers for all
landings on the Coast and Old River
further Information, apply either captain board.
VIRGINIUS q. DENTZEL,
aul Advertising AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

Total bales. VI
rLRNIscs or THE An EnR ELEyES MONTHS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

STOCK hano NOT
SUGAR. receipts have very light but having
met with only moderate demand prices gave way about 4c'
in the early part the week The sales have amounted to
from 600 to 700 hhds first and second hands, and the
evening the of the following quota
.;ops
, 1859-11-04

Hearlnos1 Of form dulluess IN action, aud
lound. heagy, hairy legs are indicative oi
lI1eale and never fhil 10 constitute dull,
numbering animal, with q sluggish motion and
ellnalal paca, n order 70 remedy this de.
~ an Io elements exist 30 soon as the
Arm9 = able 70 divelt himselfof the false
~ i1af bone and neah cor stituts strength.
"A 1ra.y belly Or great depth of rib is also
olI,c..ou1e.e, showing y Il does . great
qr1nIily q OIL 10 Be carried about "a he
l1.rl q gula and entrails. A aFeat poilt
In.5l1olIn8 Ile1 10 reducing he size q the
r11'ou paFih and getting I'd Of he Auneces.
~ apprndag1si and he lighfness Of he
oil always forms . point Of excellence,
Hrgs bulkl nus b rtdhoed, and Il & al.
ulll . laldIlg point With skillfhl hrsedsrA
. 1|U'n|l1 th1 llns of fhe nnlmnls, IN oidei
- 1o1u'rs symmetry and compacinsss, Il be
Ir1 n InTaTiahlo Law of nature, bulk 4 q.
u1I1 a|'1n1ed viii 4 corresponding degre,
q c1allno1l. Ihe great o6jsot should b
- Il'1'1 certain oll1 IN he animal and %
IHI1II . Il1l bulk he nsosnnry muscle
..I 1r'11 D1l I1is cnnnol b accomplished
I''I1-. llllc|n1 ~ bulk u soma quarter,
0'| .1|I l1ll1I'o1 mn1t t1ke plnos IN the
'I" r.|1-'n - Qnnuiiiy of bone ol
~ ~ 1l lllA; ant ihD lnorsaiS mu.i b
nrle n 'l1c,trlnly parts q muscle spirit
, 1859-11-04

Iho value Of the Alnclura Is . hedge
plant notwithstanding some diversity q
opinion on the ubioct' has, We think, been
ell|1k6lofily established. That there have
ben instances Of failure is doubtless very
true and it would Be wonderful II Il were
olhcrEisa The management Of hedges has
been very imperfeolly understood n this
country; and IN addition to * -ance, they
have ollon been totally neglected. We
have. 70 q considerable extent been familiar
viii lh1 0s1Qo orange ior twenty years. and
hrTo had some knowledge also Of other plants
ulod lol hedging. and The Usage orange, 90.
o01lIng % our observation, combines more
q he Requisites lof making live fence than
nny other plant The growth is vigorous, Il
= pelitc,ly hardy in he coldest climates,
and \ win make hedge in much shorter
time than anything elss We have seen. With
good cultivation and proper treatment in
cutting back and pruning, Il will present an
iurcrtIoul barrier 70 stock In four or Eve
Tc1rA. M IS
The following testimony 70 Is value ii
localities On which We have never seen Il
tried 4 taken from the private letter Of 4
distinguished agricnlturi1t and horticulturist
IN Ohio, md shows that q Is particularly
suitable for planting On land subject toinun-
iaI'on:
aThs o.sss orange vim bear doodine bet.
ter than any other tree or plant mot ma
fIgc1 q auamps Or streaml) with which !
an acquainted. In winter or early spring,
ehu not II Leaf, Il might be under water
lor weeks without injury; and have known
i 70 bear lnundaiioa . whole week in mid
summer without injury. It Is jnst the thing
Ior planting IN river bottoms and situations
yh.ss ftnc's are liable % be carried OF by
Iolk1Ii.n
, 1859-11-04
Barn Building.

We often see in some papers cuts and draw
ings for buildings. These usually recon
mend almost anything rather than economy.
Quirks and crooks are represented as orna.
mental in the roofs as wei as in the walls.
These crooked ways are quite costly in
farm buildings, and particularly in the con.
struction of roofs. The first consideration in
building large barn, is to see that it shall
turn off all the water that falls on the roof
lrthe barn fails in this, it is no better than o
stack yard, where the larger part of the bay
may be well secured without barn.
The roof should be formed in the plainest
manner. Let there be no hip joints or triall-
gular spaces to be covered with boards and
shingles, for the boards and shingles all come
in right angle form; and if you make hip
ped roofs or anything in that form, you must
cut up your lumber to conform, and you
waste large portion oft.
Roofs, in particular, should be square or
oblong, for modern shingles will not last al.
ways, and good building may bear to be
shingled many times before it is too old for
use.
Now, every time when new set of shin.
giles is put on, the same waste is made as at
first Many Of the shingles must be cut into
triangles to conform to the triangular plat
form, and the loss in shingles thus cut away
must be added to the extra labor of the car.
penters. This is to be repeated as often as
the building is shingled. If nothing else
about building is to be plain and square,
let the roofat least be rectangular.
Fave troughs are useful when they are
set right. But It too often happens that they
are worse than nothing. Carpenters seem to
think they ought to be set level with the
plate Of the barn or house. But water will
Dotruu well on alevel, and the cutters are filled
with sudden showers. The water runs over
where there is no pipe to convey It of, and
does more mischief than where there is no
trough.
In the winter season the trough Is filled with
snow and ice, and storms come in under the
caves and over the plates, doing much mis-.
chief inside. Costly buildings in Boston are
often made with such cave troughs As these.
The builders should see to this.
, 1859-11-04
Testimonials Of the Horace Watera
Pianos and Melodeona.

IA pfaUa Nak as4 n-A
h.sn,,t.1 ~ AIu, aha ~ ~ nist ne e.oet.
l..'uu.en''-LAA MALkkh, fnilaoelphh.
Jonn Hewitt, o. Carthage, New York, who has had
snS ~ W ,n,ns . .IAnos W. e iolowss-A
~ sks. ihs ora ] Ia s ~ ~ pane .ef nsf
piano is hecomuS popusr n thS DlscS a 10 49,
can intruduce one o. two more-thev Mn r. 1s.,,
| lar than any other make"
We have two Of water' Pianos I'm ma IN nm, ..,,.,-
lone Of which has been severely teS,sd nm mr.
pud we can testify 70 their rood anaIitv ana
| WooD GREooIY, Mount Carroll. I'M.
H,WArRRs. Esa-pear Sir. Havine p..A .,. a. -.
pIauoioTts ~ two yeaFS n,eh nave fn1nS n -
peor insirument EALoSso tRIv Pslscinsi ~.
Heights Seminary.
Rev. Mr. HAYNES vrites m f,llov,.. pr..ao, u.,,.
NJ " jnlv aSfh Issa Ms Ws"..s ~ ss.In ~, nv'ou'
ceived the MsIOieon, aae and n GOOD order: - LII
hone shall have occaaIon n ordsr ona =, - s.s
the present season.
Ticga. N. Y, July 2eth 1855 HoRAsE wAyEas, Rso.
ST; The MelOdeon you sent me was duly received d
goco oIusi: sm nov July prepared % nAy that The
nlghy sAtAactory and beg yun wtllaccepS
y sDanAs os ;ne .ery liberal terms On which g.:
you IavS iO1eo V sna mere than slhlee s
, 1859-11-04
San Srantistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Corner Of broadway and SansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL.
known and old established house IL still at his old
ik tTcks-ol feeding the public al the low price Of
Six Doars per week, and still they come TO paifake OF
bis good and well furnished table, and as MI Kelly Is
one Of the pioneer hoe keepers Of this city, be pledges
bmsef that there will be nothing wanting at his house
10 make be public comfortable.
The house is centrally located, in the vicinity Of The
Custom House, Post Office, and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains q number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies' aud
SINGLE gentlemen.
There Is also attached to the house q READING
EOOM, and LIBRARY which contains larne number
OF reeed standard works. There Is also at The arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 the house. to convey passengers and
baggage free of charge. The public are respectful
requested to i've the house trial.
Logging per night so % cents; Lodging per Week 81
u 81, JOHN KELLY, Jr, Roptletor,
S5n Fran: :isco, Dec. 90, 1857. i.iT
, 1859-11-04

DrooEo ABouF FRUIr TREEs.-Rivers
says: The ground over the roots Of garden
trees Is generally cultivated, Is dug once or
twice during the year, 50 that very surface.
fiber is destoyed, and the larger roots driven
downwards; they consequently imbibe crude
watersap, which leads to much apparent luxu.
riance In the tree. This, in the end, Is fatal
to their well doing. Ssal,l
, 1859-11-04
DR. GUYS0TTS IMPROVED
Extract of BeIIc6 1ock aae SafsapafiII

Extract cf Bellcm QocIi alo SafSapafilIa
IN QUART BOTTLES,
Is ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST
Il 6s,saparila made. as u cea;at BY the Wondehgl
cures has performed EeehsY Tbs y the only true
and genuine article. This medicine, when used accotd-
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
sctoTua, or kioss Evil Cancers, TmoFs Etaptloss Of
the Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sole Eyes, nnswoFm
OF Teiier, Scald bead, Rheumatism, Pains In
The Cones and joints, Old Sores nnd
Ulcers Swelling OF The Glands Dyapepsla Salt Rheum
Disease o. the Kidneys, Loss Of Appetite,
Disease arising from The use OF
Mercury Pain 10 The Side and shoulders General DebIy
Ja'noice aud Cosllveness.
The Best Female NledIcIne Known.
The Yellow Dock and sirsipara IS pecuaily adapted
for females oi delicate heah resofing iron iTegularity
Of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar 10
their sex. We assDJe the aeed that bottle or two OF
Dr.. 0aysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and SaFsapaill1
viii at once regulate those difficulties and renew ihe
natural energies.
CAUTI0N-DOn not be imposed upon By unprncIpled
Druggists Take but the genuine, which is put up
In Quart Bottles aud sold nv sl respectable drngeiss
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents,
132 Washington 81 eel, San Francisco
Also ImpoFlea and general AGENTS for al the genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and cell the same In quantities
10 ant at redoced rates. LIT
, 1859-11-04

BRINE FOR BUfrER.-A good brine is
made for butter BY dissolving quart Of fine
salt, pound Of loaf sugar, and teaspoon
fnl Of saltpetre in two quarts Of water, and
then strain It on the butter. Packed butter
Is most perfectly preserved sweet by setting
frkin into larger 6rkin, and filling Il with
good brine, aud covering IT, Butter will
keep sweet q year thus.