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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-21

BRowNLow UPON WASHINGTON HONESTY -
Parson Brownlow in the last issue of the Knox
vile Wing, thus explains his flight through the
Federal metropolis:
Since our return home from the North we have
been frequently inquired of as to why we did not
call ut Washington and witness the organization of
| the House? We have given the same answer in
money a through ticket to Lynchburg, six good
shirts in small carpct-sack, and new overcoat
worth at least so, and this was more than we were
willing to risk in that den of there's. Stealing has
become an epidemic in Washington, and no man
would be safe there with this much in his posses
sion
The Parson must have an exceedingly capacious
pocket, but we are of opinion that it would puzzle
the most adroi prigger to iilch from it his carpet
sack six shirts and an oYerroat.
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Bates Patent Steam Gauges,
No & Union STREET


Between St. Charles and Caondelet stree.s New Orleans
Machinery for sale by is from establishments
which engaged in manufacturing for the Southern
country past twenty years and will be found
entirely adapted for the for which intended of much
speor quality great the machinery brought
market extremely liberal prices Persons wishing
purchase are call and examine for themselves
CLEMoNS BROWN Il CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
successfully various of the South for fifteen years
more during which time upwards of FIVE HUNDRED
sold annually We them equal
in every respect any gin sold in this section
THE bOuELE CYLINDER GIN is recent invention of
Mr. Brown, of Columbus, Georgia We refer who
the following certificate, which taken from
hundreds which we have received:
RUSSELL CouHrr, ALA, February 8, 1859.
Messrs. Clemens, Brown II CO.
tenemen- have ssed of your Double Cylinder 60
during the past and take pleasure in stating
vcton that its performance far superior GnI have
tried speed convenience and safety. induced buy
believed it would for itself in the saving of
crop and it has fully answered expectations 1t
quires power propel it than Single Cylinder
Gin while cleans twice much cotton day and
attended this is accounted for from the lesser width
aud that will gin all the cotton that Pit
roll witsu throwing ont choking cleans seed re-
markaby clean, and makes good sample
Gin have tried The cotton buyers of Columbus have
peaedly told had superior Gin without knowing was
your Double Cylinder style Your Double Cylinder
| consider improvement the ordinary Gin and the
planter who makes fifty bales of will to his
interest lay aside the Single Cylinder
place himself under obligations ysu by purchasing your
Cylinder Gin thereby time labor money
Without the pleasure of personal acquaintance with you
permit me to assure You of my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLICK.
Messrs W. G. Clemens, Brown & Co.
Samples both styles Gins we'll other Machinery
may he store
ALBERTsoN 4 NUDGE,
No. Union street,
o24 2p6t-tf Between St. Charles and Carondelet.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-The Mobile Mercury of Mon
day furnishes the following particulars of the re-
cent homicide in Columbus, Miss, some account of
which we received by telegraph:
We learn from passengers by railroad, arriving
last night, that DR.. Shepherd and James Blair,
druggist, of that CITY, had renconter on night
before last, in which DR.. Shepherd was killed. re-
| ceiving three pistol shots from his antagonist,
causing his death in few minutes. One of the
shots severed his jugular vein. AS reported to us,
Dr.. Shepherd commenced the fight at Cady S
Hotel, by attacking Mr.. Blair with cane.
| This is painful affair, that we have heard OF
man of Intelligence and highly respected, and Mr.
Blair is a gentleman universally respected and es
] teemed wherever known.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-21

A BLACK SPOT IN THE CHEROKEE NATIoN.--The
Fayetteville Arkansan publishes letter from the
Western part of Arkansas, from which we extract
the following:
have read several articles in your journal res
speeding abolition in the Cherokee Nation and the
desired sale of the Neutral Land" Here is the
black spot. believe the whole to be an abolition
plot. The Aboitionsts of Kansas and of the Cher
okee Nation both desire the sale of the Neutral
Land is the first fruit to be gathered for which
these latte, Abolitionists have been working for
years.
We, of the border, are directly interested in this
sale, or rather in opposing such sale. We are
already beginning to see and feel trouble, and
every day it is increasing. We wish to arouse not
only our immediate region, our Cherokee friends
but the whole South, to the necessity Of stemming
this abolition flood beating against our and Their
boundaries We, Of the border Of Arkansas, are
opposed to the sale of one single foot of Cherokee
territory; we have right to oppose for our own
safety; and all rght-minded Cherokees agree with
us. The Cherokeess are barrier to us against the
abolition migration, as we, in turn, are barrier to
the citizens of South Arkansas. These barriers
must be preserved unbroken. One breach and
down goes the wall.
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The conductors on the Swiss, French and italian
designed to lessen the danger of accidents. The
aperture by which the watch is wound up is aces
sible to the conductor, but that by which the hands
are regulated can be opened only by an official
whose business it is to set all the watches by a
common standard. Thus the time of running of
the trains is rendered uniform, and no accident is
excused on tho ground of mistake. The apertures
by which the dial is regulated is closed by an APP
piIcaon OF system Of Formulation, such as is EN-
pioyed i'll some Formulating locks.
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DFIILIP FAIM, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
Ricl,

DHILIP RAHM, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Cirist Mills
Large and Small Draining Machines.
Pumps, of al sizes and descriptions.
Shaftngs Couplings Pulcys, Hangers Boxes, Of ali
sizes.
Locomotive, Fines and Cylinder Boilers.
Single, Iath and Planning Machines.
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, of every description.
Agent for Berger's Boyle's Machine ground Saws.
Virginia Pententiary Made Axes-every Of which is
fully guaranteed.
H. NJ Smiths Celebrated Straw Cutter.
My Machinery has received the highest testimonials given in
the United States Experienced mechanics will be sent to erect
Machinery sell when desired and the event of the purchaser
discovering that the what it represented it
be returned at my expense.
or communications addressed to the undersigned
through tho Post Office, Will with prompt aentisn.
An Illustrated Catalogue, continuing List Of Prices Certif
Gates etc will he by mail pesnge paid desiring it.
PHILIP RAHM,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
mo-. Office in New Orleans S. Charles street. oil 2p6-isl
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Special to the New Orleans Crescent
4. .a. HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1850.
Ed. Gfescent-The stock of Clayed Sugars be-
ing reduced to almost 10000 boxes, and that
chiefly of the higher grades in second hand, only
very limited transactions have taken place since
my last advices, and these upon the basis of 81
rails per arrobe for d. S. No. II.
At Matanzas there is nothing remaining, and
consequently from the total absence of any extern
sive operations, am unable to give any fuller
quotations than the above
In Muscovado Sugars, the contracts to which
referred in my last We're concluded upon the basis
of rails per arrobe for Molasses Sugars. Good
refining and common grocery qualities are held at
rails per arrobe, whilst purchasers, yet, refuse
to grant above to Il rails per arrobe, according
to quality.
MoLAssEs~ Nothing remaiaing here.
LARDe The >-seek- hsing very large-say about
1900 bbls and herces and 5000 skegs-the daily
sales are made at SIT to SIT SO for bbls and erces
and at SIT so to ST. IS for kegs per qunta.
BUrTER-1s abundant and dull. Last sale re-
ported on the 9th inst, rs kegs from Philadelphia
at $l9 per quintal.
CHEEsE-No sales reported since my last advices.
HAMs-Last sale, on the 14th inst, bbls. in
yellow bags from New York, at 81 per quintai.
CLEAR PoRK-40 boxes, from Philadelphia, sold
on the 18th inst at a rate not made public.
BEEF-ls abundant and dull; 10 bbls. Mess, re-
ceived from Trinidad de Cuba, sold on the 14th
inst at fsl per Dbl.
PoTAToEs-Are very abundant but the demand
steamship Yorktown, yesterday, at a rate not made
public.
ONIoNs-Are also very abundant. Last sale was
45 bbls. from Portland, on the 18th inst at rate
not made public.
ArrLEs-Are in good demand; % bbls. from
Philadelphia sold on the 18th inst at IS per bbl.,
81 bbs. on the 18th and 100 bbls. the l4th iast
ex steamer Yorktown from New York at rate
not made public.
CHEWING T0BAcCo-20 boxes Is and 20 boxes 2s,
from New York, sold on the 10th inst. at $24 per
quintal.
SoAp-272 boxes from New York sold on the 18th
inst. at a rate not made public.
HERRINGs-400 boxes eX steamer Yorktown,
from New York, sold the l4th inst. at 62a cents
| each.
FREIGHTs-Yet more depressed than when last
advised. The only engagement reported is a small
| brig, $50 tuns registered, to load dry goods and
hardware for Tabasco for $780, % per cent. pion-
| age.
| ExcHANGEs-st very firm. quote Sterling
l54 to l6 per cent. premium; New Orleans, (short)
4 to per cent. premium; New York, go day
/ blls) 81 to 81 per cent. premium.
As ever, -
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THE WiNANs STEAMER.-The following is an ey.
tract from letter written by Capt. John Lewis of
wrecking schooner II. W. johnson, of New York
to his owners in that city, which fully corroborates
what we have already published regarding the
satisfactory performance of the Winans steamer ;
NORFOLK, Virginia. December 10, 1859. = We
went down the bay on Thursday last with the
Winans steamer, her owner wishing TO test her
qualities as seagong vessel when she behaved
herself beautifully. 1t was blowing fresh breeze
from the northward, and there was very ugly sea
running, but she went along as smooth and steady
almost if she was in river. From on board
the johnson could not that she rolled any at
all, even when lying in the trough of the sea. They
tried her every way-head to the sea, broadside to
and before it, and believe she more than answered
the expectations of her owner: and from what |
saw of her performance, have no hesitation in
calling her first rate sea boat. She sailed for
Baltimore early this morning. She is very fast.
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Brown WoRsHIprER KICKED OFF THE CARS.
We learn from the Trenton Standard that an Adolf
ZIONIST was, a few days since, kicked from the cars
on the central Road, between jackson and Mem
phis. The Standard says he was Brown sympa-
TIMER, and was abusing the Southern people gen
orally, and the Virgnians particularly for trying
ana convietng him lBrown) for his treason to the
SCUM, ana calling old Brown hero, etc. One of
the passengers stood the gentleman as lone az HE
pa'lenee would admit; then raised him from his
seat and kicked him from one car to another. then
out and off the cars. The cars were running At
him. WV 1se'''a' VI
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7s5th Anniversary of the Seven Cardinals:

Otis WE'LL
The I. o. S. NJ. will have a GRAND FESTIVAL on
CHRISTMAS EVE, Path December 1859
The officers md members of the Order will the
LOWER FLOOR of the ARHORY HALL, Camp street,
o'clock, evening. The Procession will start 8
O'Clock P. NJ
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
Grand Marshal.
Music
.M s. G. G. and Members.
Seven Cardinals.
Orator.
Brafmn Lodge No l.
Officers and Members
Cteur dc Leon I.niee No. q
Officers and Members.
Music.
Delegates from the various States
Crusader Lodge No. g.
Officers and Members.
ROUTE:
From the Arnory Hall Poyas up poydras St
Charles, down Charles Canal Chartres
down Chares Louis up Louis Royal up Royal 10
Canal up Canal 10 Carondce Carondelct
liza to Camp, up Camp and Prytnna Tna Thaa
Annunciation down Annunciaon and Tchouptoulas Julia
Julia TO Magazine down Magazine rosras up Poylras
10 Camp, down Camp Canal, up Canal CaFondeet up
Carondee Pnyrns dowu Poydras TO the Concert Hall
| where tile Procession will be dismissed.
| n3y-A transient brethren are invited
rs. Tickets for The Festival had Ricardo q
Camp j. H. Jones, the House. Tchorptoulas
j. q. MackRy NachcG and Magazine
| ]. L. Jacobs - ST. CHARLES street.
| BY order of die I'd
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CASHMERE GOAT-THE PROPERTY OF RICH-
~ ARD PETERS, et Atlanta a imported during The year
1919 Turkey in Asia, by j. b. Davis NJ D., of South
Carolina.
hundred of these beautiful and valuable animals
for SALE Clopc between Nay
Apollo the Carolon Railroad Depot
Tiyoli Circle.
persons interested in the production of fine wool in
yted these wonderful and unsurpassed animals,
wool makes The celebrated $1,000 shtwis and is worth in
the United States fabulous prices.
taken he filled in Texas and other States for the
present YEAR and for the year.ltID.
Call Aaron sof place above mentioned, or W II Thur
wend City Hotel New Orleans, Agents of r. Peters,
ESD. of Atlanta, Ga,
CtI..S. A. LABuZAN. Agent,
No, Commercial Place. .
n r. The animals will remain and eau he until the 2lst
dis
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! 0fitaus AaiIu Grfsffllt.
THE c0Mlt0N ooUNcfL.
IND AY MORNING, DECEMBER ii. 1853.


NESpAY MORNING, DECEMBER n, 1853.
7HE CDNlfON COUNCIL.
n. Il,
ND 0r Afannzz. ahss BODY met last night,
dent Nixon a the chair and quorum
communication ffoIn The Mayor called atten.
ration Il ~ ssA g January. heierrea: 4.
scurreftse any1tea ~ Assissa z! W. y.
ats0n 100 ~ secnrlnes q ~.
" eject q MP Houses, W. csnetsIe b.
u sssotrs!cn Aathortsing pis1ti4g g Mees "a !,
M n ~ ~ 1890 siss1 resolution
ssEss " "a @ = ~, ~ snhiect to cali
ciusicn ap 8 Siiadicsticn u The leases
svsrious msrkelS IS dIIlarept parties was con-
IN resolssson rsysSHag s .I,rn shsal
utract ior AZ a,sra y
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Whisky

Whisky.
Supcr;or Old BOURBON, years old;
Old Virginia RYE, 7 years old;
NONONGAHEIA,
RECTIFIED and r tW,
rrhc of Merchants Planters invited 10 the
list Of GROCERIES und PLANTATION SUPPLIES which
will above, and offered fair prices upon
accommodating dlI If
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
~ NERANDA BUILDING,
3l2 Old No. Camp street, between Pocyfarre and Caiope
Seventeenth Annual Session.

The Seventeenth Annual Session of this Institution begins
the First Monday of September, 1888.
The plan OF instruction comprises general and extensive
tenn of education, 1t offers advantages for the acquisition
of languages Ta French is daily spoken in the school the
Modern Classics are thoroughly analyzei.
The location is central and the spacious and
well ventilated. The school provided with choice library,
the best musical Instruments and complete philosophical apps
References innumcrabe Among them the Aluinne of
this institution who nuraber society,"
Students admitted at any time during the session,
For further particulars, apply BY letter. the
Institution NJ d. DIMITRY. A. Nj,
President of the Board.
New Orleans, August 1859. a,3l&Wtf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

" AIsIETIEs TIIEATER. GRAyIER STREET
Lessee and FL wv Ems
Acting Manager. G. CHESIEY
Stage Manager. Mr. H. j. WALLACE
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Porter and Ale,

BfAS',
ALISOP'S,
JEFFREYS',
HIBRERT'S,
BARCLAY & PERKINS,
YOUNGER * SONS,
MARZETTTS, ee etc
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A LBERTsON s NUDGE,

Il LBEItTSON d NJ Q DISF,
PORTAB LIE A ND STATION AIRY
STEAM ENGINES.
SAW-MILLS, SHAFTINGS, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use.
-Also. Agents for the sale Of
CLEMoNS, BROWN d CO.'S
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER CoTToN GINS
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.

- DRUG GIsTs
81 Charities, corner Customhouse street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
Invite the attention Of Druggists Merchants Physicians and
Planters to their fine fresh stock Of DRUGS MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
for the Fall and Winter trade all of which
and first class articles One OF the firm having had long expert
ence in several Southern cities in filling orders for the trade
feels confident that the firm give the
We shall be prepared at all times fill orders large small
amounts Orders solicited from tile country All ORDERS with
satisfactory reference attended same person.
and prices guaranteed low any other house South We
large quantities of each article will be always pre-
pared to ill all demands:
Chemicals all kinds.
Feriumery, all kinds.
Fancy Goods all kinds
Brushes, Nil kinds.
Cream Tartar
Gum Camphor
SIENNA Leaves, Alex.
SIENNA Leaves, Ell
Epson Salts,
Ga,ber Salts,
Sal Soda,
n-Carbonate Soda
Acids, all kinds
Alan, whole and ground
Ammonia, Concert,
Alcohol, 80 and 95 per cent.
Ralsam Copaiva,
BalsaIn Fir,
Balsam Tolu
Blue Mass, p. and W.
Peruvian Bark, red
Peruvian Bark, yellow.
Borax refined.
Calome P. and W.
Calomel, Eng
Nitrate of Silver pure
Nitrate of Silver, crystal.
Chloroform,
Cloves
Copperas,
Corks, Bottle and Vial
sulph. Ether.
Choric Ether,
Spirits Ether Nitrous.
Extracts for Flayorng,
Extracts, Medicinal, solid and fluid
Tunnels, assorted.
Iingsss, assorted.
Glue
Gum Arabic, Nos. L. and s.
Gum Aloes,
Gum Fatids
Gum Opium Turkey.
Gun, Drops assorted.
Hops crop.
Indigo,
Ink, Black, assorted sizes.
Iron, Preparations of Iodine.
Iancets assorted
Lquorice, Extract.
Logwood Chip and Ext.
Magnesia all kinds
Mortars assorted sizef.
Paints, dry and in OIL
Oils Essential all kinds.
Nutgals, whole and powd.
Mamma, large and small flake.
Morphia, Sui, Acct and Muir.
Todide Potass. Am, FIR. and Eng
Patent Medicines,
seidHtz Powders two szes
Soda Powders,
Powders Selected assorted
sulph. Quin,ne,
Preparations of Quinne,
Anisect, CaGdanon Seed,
Gochtcmn Seed,
Coriander Seed,
fennel, Carsway, ..M..-
Canary, Hemp, Rape Flax
l1nbcliR and Mustard Seeds.
Syringe, Metal all sizes.
syringes, Glass.
Syringcs, self.
Trusses, all kinds.
/ TaHuc Acid.
| Surgical Instruments
Tooth Forceps, ass'd
| Amputtiing Instruments,
nissecting Instruments,
Skeletons, Articulated
! Medicine Chests, assorted.
| varnish, Copa.
| Sponge, Bathing, Cup Carriage and surgeons
| varnish Copai.
| varnh, Japan =.
Yarnish, Demar.
yarnish Leather.
Walls, Pres assorted
I Glassware,
| Linseed,
| Lamp,
/ Sweet,
Boiled and
Cod Liver Oil.
Table OF, 81
Quarts and pinis.
We have only mentioned few leading articles in this list
it would take much time and space
pee We visiting the city, who goods
! IN our line, to give Is a call 90 If
A LBERTSON s NUDGE,
AGENTS
IPORTAB AND TATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES.
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h Doors open at quarter before O'Clock Curtains
afpas O'Clock precisely.
H5- Box Office for securing Private Boxes and Chair
from A. NJ until 7. NJ.
d2l W. b. CfIIPPENp ALE Treasurer
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St. Johns N. b., February s, 1855.
MessrS. b. A. Fahncstock 4 Go;
GetleFen-The following certificate from William Ginning
keeper Amshouse city, think inter
therefore iucose depend upon
the correctness of his Yours,
w o. SMITH.
To w o. Smith, ESQ., Mayor of the of st Iohns N. b:
SRI yesterday gave child James Cunningham aged
three years and tour MONTHS vial of b. A. Fahncstock's Yer
mituge. The qrNatitY of passed being great
qnesied the mother thcu which she did
there nine and seventeen The the child
hail romitrd four--makhg in all two hnncd Que Two
and half inches in length and the others
six inches. VIM. CUNNINGHAM,
Keeper of the tlnishoue.
ST. Johns n. b., February /, 1875
Purchasers should lo'k we'll to the initials wrapper and
see that they bnying g. A. fahncsock yemiinge and
other. EaS lm&W
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Reef.
20 hf, ibis. Davis Extra Family MESS BEEF.
20 .. +, NJ BEEF
% or 70. 81. .. 49,.
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NOTICE no BUILDERS

CoMPTRolLER'S OFFICE,
City of Jefferson December Is. 1859, :
Notice Hereby given that sealed proposals for buiiugsa
Market House plans and specifications
on file III my utlce will received by the undersigned until
SATuRD AY. December a 1850, at Il o'clock NJ
BY order Of The Building Committee
dis +. w. tiR1NAGE Comptroller.
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SPALDING s. ROGERS
MUSEUM AND AMPHITH EATER.
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A MEXICAN soL1DlFlED MILK R1

A MEXICAN SOLIDlFlLD MILK DRIED
IA GrHnuacd from Pure Milk Solidifei
Mix Works, Armenia nuclitss county New York.
This superior article lately introduced is the
unrng, faithful and expensive experiment. The Stnntng
Committee Public Health and Legal Medicine, in lengthy
concerning it, to the New York tcacmy of Medicine
Kit has been fully subjected critical examination as
will thai the American Solicited snothng
tu the solid constituents of pure milk, combined little
less than equal by weight of white that
ans other foreign substance that the sols the
original preserved the
broken that is readily and perfectly snubc water,
when dissolved III proportion it is in fact milk
seceicd by the with The sole exception
which accompanies it, II is highly recommended the first
physicians of the Eastern cities by Of the aud
used and approved by the late DR. Kane and here
has been analysed by DR. Grweorr who pronnlnces posi-
the community For sale by the principal Ship
Chambers, Druggists and Gfocers.
GEO. W. MANSON Agent,
NO I'm Corner Of Canmoa and fchoupionas SIS.
NoTICE.-MR. FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN employ this day and holds full power OF Ator
before james Graham Nory Public, OF
this city. ,-.,,,
New Orleans July II. lSal. iria tim
A BNER LeGRANS GAINES.
~ BORROW AND LOAN OFFICE,
nj If % Common street. hack Office. stairs.
NOTICE.. II. BASS HAS REMOVED TO Il6 COM
IN street. opposite The 81. Charles Hotel OIL II
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rs-Performance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR-
DAY NOON.
RD~Doors open at oclock-0verture at o'clock.
R1-Admssion 50 Coered Gallery, - cents. Chill
aren, % cents, TO midday performances.
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spalding Rogers TWO CIRCUsSEs.
The New Orleans and European Circusses,
United for the each singly any
Circus in America, and, combined surprising thing
effected Europe.
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Pickles.

80 boxes DAVIS FINkIES;
~ keys extra Haneoes and Stuffed Pepper do:
40 bills, 5 doz. each, sd Eng. do pts. and qts.
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A nNER LeGRAND GAINES,

NDTTCTi-J. II. RAsS HAS REMOVED TO Il6 COM
IN mon street. opposite The st. Charles Hotel o5 If
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VIM TUFsNTVfSs
80 gross small size 7. 4 NJ. YEAST POWDERS.
5 o.. large 3D. ..
Beef Tongues
Il boxes ezra BEEF TONGUES.
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The price of admission MUSEUM reduced cents
to bring the GRAND AQUARIA, or Ocean and River Gar
dens MECHANICAL ORCHESTRA, MINIATURE STEAM
SHIP etc. within the reach of ALL Open every day from 10 A.
n IN I n