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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-07

fu,pre DAYS tie Georgian who shall make bis pilgrim
zee 10 aaat distant LAND, can mngle the associations
Of his own homs With the sacred memories Of q sell
that was trod b. the Savior Of manknd"
~
Ix7rnrsrrSa Posi- orrIor TRIAIs--Ths PatepscO,
MIDI Eatsrprise says "a suit for SANDER was
tried at the late session Of The Circuit Court Cor
Anne Arundel county, at Annapolis, last week Che
plaintiff. Gs0rgsD LatchfOrd. postmaster at Annap-
olisiuoeton, suei Miss Emma Dorsey for sla1d5r,
laying damages at 81 500 but the jury, after trial
only awarded $3.50. Il appears that Miss D. re-
pesieiy charged Mr. L. with retaining her letters
and other mail nster and refusing 10 deliver then
cher. Il stated that ahe had circulated aud
reiterated this charge and refused 10 rersct Ii,
hence the suit tits ssid Miss D. intends carry
The esss to the Curt of Appeals"
BuRnIxo q a CATHOLIC OAUueH.-rhs Catholic
Church in Portsmouth, Virginia. was burned on the
ra night Of the q cit. The Norfolk Day Book says:
er= The building which purely Gothic, CONS
menced in 1851 completed ia 1858; it was 81 BY
Sffaetin size aud cost in all about $4,000 In
1909, Patrick Robinson, an Irish gentleman, be
questbed an estate to the pastor of the old church
that stood upon the same site This estate was sold
for 81 $50 vested 10 the new church, and was e1
pended 10 its erection, which accomplished dur
ingtbe pastoral ehsrgeof Rev Francis Devlin The
saa sli0o and Eiassrsd The shs5sS lad r
insaFate he American OF THIS CITY 70 inc extent
Of SIS 000, and S. 900 more in Portsmouth Office
making ia all $40 600, aud has, are informed, .
7ts-z dsbtOf $4,000 hanging over it, ss-s
The ire work Of an iDcendiary and was
spilled to The confessional in the rear basement,
inmedfs,eIy under the altar which being
ed of light combustible material, spread be-
yond the controls of the fremen. The hose of the
fremen occasions during the FIRE by
gerr unknown william. Two paintings which decor
sfed The ehancel were very large; one Of Them repre-
ssnIiug Cruci6xion and the other the Return
from Egypt These gotten out, but in their
efforts remove them they were mu:lsted as to
render them worthless The handsome and costly
altar destroyed, but thu altar service which was
- made Of silver, aad is very valuable, Nss saved
DEArH TO TIE Buos- The following remedy is
10 be infalllble:-Take pounds of alum,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-07
Bath dnipu { 9Emsritan

,s "A FAEAk OonIkkgn,-A schooner named the
;alassfs So Forest Be le vas cleared since sEan-
nah With 5 lead of lumber, destined for Syria, IN
Asia TIE Rz1a5io11 in abiding TO the circnm-
stance, very ratafally asks--''WhO would have SUP
posed that in the course Of human events the pine
forests Of Georgia would contribute lumber 20 re-
build upon the ruins Of Baslbeok, to modernl2et the
sprientcy Of Damascus, both Of which are IN the
vicinity Of Beiroat, or to frame anew the dsmes anc
Palaces Of the holy City Yet iine' N ls "oaass-
fulrevOlulioDs has made It living reality and u
future DAYS TIE Georgian who shall make his pilgrim
eye distant lan, mingls the associations
Of his own hons With the sacred memories Of sell
that was trod b. the Savior Of mankind"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-07

NOW Sugars Cotfees EsaisiKIs, SardincrI &c,
JUST RECEIVED
50 hhds New Sugar, prime and choice;
900 bags Coffee New Crop;
500 bxs RaI5ins;
Is do = and 4 Sauiines;
. bbs New Buck Wheat Flour:
Which will be sold Low to the trade.
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
N.B. VIII be receiving Rev Goods daily.
nov24 L. p. co,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-07
DRI GiS, mEDlClNES, SC,
DEM WILLIE 81 CO.,
DTsEaiGINTS Am Observation-Disclosures


Corner Sore Of tie Nc5 Jioz AMI American Budtngs
CorHey cf CheTl-dRd Church Streets,
NASHV WILLIE, TENNESS EE,
I'd RESPECTFULLY ask their 0ld5 ds and customers, and
the ppbic generally, call and them in their
Enlistment Supplied with large and complete Drugs,
Medicines Dye6s Fancy Goods, and all articles kept Drug
Stores constantly receipt Of supplies Of same,
ey feel perfectly confident OF their ability give
faction with reference both prices and qualities Of their goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended the
old firm We hope by prompt attention 20 busnesst0 merit
continuance Of the same.
DEMOVILLE & CO.,
Corner of Cherry and Church streets
OUR PRESCRIPTEON DEPARTMENT.
Is under the supervision OF thorough and accomplished
PTescrponist and Druggist and orders that line of bus
will all hours, day and night, be promptly and accurate
filed. DEAOYILLE & co
MEDICINES, INSTRUMENTS, dlC.--We in,
W. wife the attention of Physicians to stock Of Medicines,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments, &c.
DEMCVILLE & CO.
NOMESTIC ARTICLES.--The heads Of families
asked cali and examine stock Of house keeping
articlesuch Pepper, Spice Nutmeg Starch Ind &c
DEM0VILLE co.
CAIs DEN SEERS--In addition to the above they would
attention their large assortment Of
Garden Seels, Of Lsndreth's grOWtl, Ass.
jan2O I'm DEMOFILLE & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
To Country .uerCknnts.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE COGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES

am supplying the trade with pure Cognac Brandy
bottles both medic and private The immense sue
that has crowned efforts place pure Gin within the
of ALL under the OF Aromatic schiedam schnapps
and to tho market the perncous compunds
Gin throughout country led many leading druggists apo
ecaes and medical for some years past to solicit
pursue the in regard to the article of Brandy
should compiled with these requests from all quarters
long ago. deerred from by the fact that owing to the
exorbtan prices Brandy France consequent upon the
the for there
Of my being able import the choicest Brandy. bottle and
sell at moderate prices Fortunately for the grape crop
for the last and previous year the prospect h was
abundant and prices of Brandy have fallen to the standard
ten years ago. duty Brandy is also seventy per
lower and have made arrangements With four Brandy
exporters France the highest and regularly
ceving consgnments Of the best Cognac Brandy which
boing and selling as Wolfes Genuine Cognac Brandy. ]
guarantee with ny SEAL labels and certificates the Brandy
bottled by me- the pure, unaduterated article will be
found. when used medicine beverage, Q cordial
heal and invirorang 1t has been matter of universal
complaint that bottle of urmxed French Brandy,
very dcu obtain, and the purchaser nire times ten
was deceived with vile manufactured imitation. OF all
crpons of ardent spirits, Brandy from Its high price,
been the ono article that mixers and sellers have their
attention to- millions Of gallons of the socaed French
Brandy have scattered annually through the land
have been the primary Of MURDERS suicides cruees
Crimes and have sent thousands to early grave self
destroycrs deum temens, msnia-apou and horrors,
names unknown until unprincpled began make mad
dening compounds ana sell II as the pure ffench Brandy
The virtues pure French Brandy need not be told by
They are throughout the world medicine mild
stimuan it's the French nation poettcaly it. Eau
de la vie of e But this applies to only when
pure and unateaed Manufactured with the fearful ngre
dents that ske good imitation 1t becomes death drink to
innocent tens Of thousands Of To remedy fearful
evil have commenced importing Brandy bottling 1t, and
selling as "Woes Genuine Coanac Brandy" am daily
receiving orders from the druggists aFd apothecaries all
parts eff the Union to sell It for me'ic.l purpose.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. % Beaver street, New York.
M. Agents in New Orleans: E. j. Hart Co.. A. D. Grief
& Co.. j. I. Moore Co. se2l 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
FURTHER By THE srsAnsH1P cAuApa.

LONDON, Sept. Alt is rumored that treaty Of
peace will soon be concluded n Zurich, having only
the signatures Of France and Anstria.
It is rumored that Tuscany ia 70 be ruled 81 the
King Of Belgium. The second son (COuns PlandenS
is to have the three Italian duchess and the Arch.
duke Maximilan, Venetia, with separate ccassisu-
tions. - a. 7,,Is4a
1t is stated that European Congress ID sccu ID -
held at Brussels and to be presided over BY tSe King
Of Sardinia. The Sandman government denies the
reported cessi0n Of Savoy to France, and has w.
tested to the great Powers against the secret ~ u
Austria in recruiting troops for the Pope.
The affairs Of the Pope are very alarming. Ant0-
nei has declared himself unfit to attend to public
affairs. si5g
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald
calls the story Of placing q Belgian Prince On the
throne a ridnculous canard.
It is asserted that the King Of Beleiums visit to
Napoleon at Barritz was successful. He remaina u
ewski, until Napoleon leaves at the end Of Eeptem-
ber. Prince Poneat0wske has left Italy for Biai1z.
Numerous political exiles had arrived Is Mar-
selles. 81 Is An sS5 s4
Il is rumored ii Paris that there win be rs exped
ton sent against China-the Chinese profeaicg thas
the head of the Mandarians offending at the Peiho
to maize all satisfaction required and to receive am
bassadors at Pekin.
from Cochin China. The right to exercise tho Chris
tian religion; treaty Of commerce cession os the
town of Segar, In the adjoining territory; aud the
recognition of the French right to the Bay Of Suzan.
PARIS, Sept. 23.-The three per cent. rates closed
at $685..
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says
that Cherbourg is being armed on complete war
footing, with rified cannon for all the batteries
Intelligence from Switzerland states thar the q. 8.
Minister, Fay, has presented memorial 70 the Fed
eral Councils praying intervention with the Cantous
against the intoerant measure being enforced towards
American citizens.
Advices from Madrid confirm the report of the ap-
| pointment of General Serano Captain General Of
Cuba, to replace Gen. Concha.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10

COMMON CoUNc1L-The summer vacation being
over, the Common Council will hold a regular meet
ing, pursuant to adjournment, tomorrow evening.
The Crescent will be on hand, as usual and give a
full and accurate report of the proceedings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10

As-A circular signed by forty of our most inauen-
tal and solid buyers, dealers and traders in cotton,
recommending a meeting of all interested in the
trade to convene at the office of the Chamber of Com
merce on tomorrow evening, will be found in our
monetary column this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
Splendid French Furniture
o.. -AAsUFACTuRED .,"
AL L A r d,
81 Royal Street and so BfenvilIe street.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
House-Furnishing and Artistic Articles.

He would respectfully inform be public that he has Just
rived from Paris with the first choice Of Goods selected in
Europe, for this maketwhich beauty, tastefunes and
richness cannot be excee by house in America Among
other things which he would invite special attention
Magnificent Palo and Bedroom Sets of Furniture in Rose
wood and Mahogany nlad Buh Paper Mache and Old Oak
Dining room, Hall and Library Sets.
FINE CURTAIN S1UFFS-conssing of Lampsssade,
Broc4de Damask, Satin, Silk Embroidered Bobine and
Muslins and large assortment Of TRIMMINGS for uPHoL
sTERY, such TaseIs Loops FrDges, Cords Cortces,
Bands Hooks Also, English Tapestry and Brussels Car
petng aud Rugs French and American Window Shades Mat
ting etc Mirrors Of all Gilded Woods for Frames and
Conces and Porcelain Clocks and Chandelebras for
Gas and OIL Fancy Vases Toilet and Washstand Sets Gu,
Glasses China Dining and Tea Se-a of which will be sold
at the lowest prices to all competition with any
house In the United States
P. MALLARD,
reg 2u2m Ct Royal street and 50 Bienville street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10

MASS MEErING.-Nosice is given through our
columns that mass meeting Of the people is called
for Wednesday night, 18th instant, to take place
between Bourbon and St. Charles streets, when
speeches will be made by Hon. Pierre soule, Thos.
J. Durant, John ]. Michel aud other well known
speakers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
NUMBER 1874.

Il -
1e'esrsphed t. the New Orleans Creseene.
e~~1>..
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE SCHOONER srAn
LATTER FRoN 1dExICo
LACY AT THE CAPITAL.
British Man-ofWar Smuggling $30c0,ooo of Specie.
MORE FIGHTING THEINTERIOR.
r 1E ca " n ID "A s. .1E II r Il. s. :.
FURTHER BY THE OVERLAND MAIL.
THE NEW ADA E l. 4 c O n 9 /.
THE SAN JUAN DIFFIC ULTY.
THE STEAMER QUAKER CITY IN DISTRESS.
TIL 4 HOBOK e CRICK EFT MATCH.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
Tu1s INVALUABLE CHEMICAL AGENT,

THIS INVALUABLE CHEMICAL AGENT,
ONE DOLLAR PER BARREL!
shall therefore, from this date to the end of the season. sell
my Bi-sulphite Of Lime of 10 degrees Beaume, at
FIVE DOLLARS PER BARREL,
FREE OF DRAYAGE
All orders addressed TO to my agents here hessrs
AUGUsTIN 4 THIBAUT Eo.T Front Levee street will re-
ceive prompt attention. and would respectfully invite old
new customers to send In their orders early.
ULCER LAUvE,
Proprietor and Manager Of the Carondelet Refinery,
$3.50 2ptf and BSuphte of Lime Works of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
W'tnes, Brantttes, etc.

vTtneS, BTNnateS, etc.
". & E. M A G N A N /,
IL st. Louis Street, Cold 400
Sole Agents for the South Of
Alexander seignetts's Rochelle BIZ ANDES.
Champagne Vineyard Propetors' Co. Cognac BRANDIEs.
Goldenburg CoGNAC. 1890 and 1905.
Gau;ier Freres COGNAC, 1853, 1919 and 1921
LIS. o. Lawyer COGEAC, 1855 and 1926
Importers Of
Larronde Cognsc fine CHAMPAGNE, 1925.
And sndry other brand in half pipes quarters and octaes
all under Custom House keys.
Leovie LGtte, Margaux Gscours, quarts and pins, with
cork and glass stoppers and st. Estephe American Flag
from P. F. Eyquem Fills Bordeaux; Chateau MargAux
and Haut sauterne from Larronde Freres Bordeaux also
various bands in quarts aud pnts, from Rodolphe Bay
Co., Bordeaux.
CLARET AND WHITE WIEE-In casks and barrels.
CoRD1ALs-From Marie Brxard Roger and L. Rambeau,
Bordeaux.
SARDINEs IN OIL-From A. Gillet L Co., Lorient,
CHAMPAGNE-Royal Hunter, Cornte du Montet Fleur de
Boizy and Creme de Bouzy, quarts pins and quarters
from K. Desbordes Fills, Ay; from E. Lematre Fills.
CoRKs-Botes and Deohps assorted sizes. se26 2pNoly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10

VERY Silly DoNE-The u S. troops, stationed
at this post under command of Capt. ]. B. Ricketts,
quietly departed Thursday last and went helow by
steamer. Some thought the place of their destina.
ton might be Vermion Others that New Orleans
might require their services again to aid the euperin.
tendeut general of elections but they have doubtless
gone down to the mouth Of the Mississippi to hunt
for filbusers. This supposition is warranted by
several dispatches and editorial notices. calculated
no doubt, to misead the public, by members Of the
press who hold scrip in the enterprise OF the march
of the Empire Baton Rouge Gazette, Oct. s.
The sogers" steamed down the river to New
Orleans. They steamed down the river from New
Orleans to the passes. They steamed up the river
from the passes, and, for aught we know, are com
fortably lodged in the Baton Rouge barracks. They
didn't perform any deeds of daring. They didn't
cover themselves all over with immortal glcry; but
they did get laughed at prodigiousy. They were
not considered at all dangerous; and the unarmed
I" fishing party" could and would have wiped them
out y had they not behaved with remarkable dscre.
ton and propriety.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
Opposition State Ticket.

Opposition State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
TIIOS. j. WELLS, OF Rapides.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Hon. JOHN RAY. OF Ouachlta.
PoR ATTORNEY-GEFERAT,
THOs. j. DURANT, of Orleans.
FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
MATTHEW WATSON, OF Caddo.
FOR TREASURER, ""..
DIR. JEHU PERKINS,, of e. Baton Rouge.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Hon. e. w. RLAK E, Of Terrebonne.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
II. II. CUyY, of Catahou!a.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
FIRST DISTRICT.
DIR. PHILIP YEIsER, of Orleans.
sel9 2ptddW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
Hara,a Cigars and Honey.

HNCHtsa Cigars and Honey.
In store and landing ex-brig A. A. Chapman
s67,4OO
WELL-SELECTED AND CHOICE CIGARS,
Consisting partly Of
REGALIA, MEDIA REGALIA,
CAzADoREs, LONDREs
CoNCHAs, OPERAS, BREvAs,
MILLAR, etc. etc. etc.
or the following brands
sevlana; Clay, Calhoun and Webster; Cervsntes; VIM
Prescott Know Something Washington Palma Celebrsda
Nueva Empresa Sol Pureza Coni Puigdengolas; Fixed
Star, etc., etc.
AIso INVOICE OF
VERY SUPERIOR CUBA HONEY.
For sale by
JOS. NJ. LABORDE,
(Successors of Labords Xiques)
SO New Levee, opposite Natches at.
Sight Exchange on Havana,
Always for sale in to suit purchasers. sel4 2p1m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
Cigars /! Cigars l!

Purchasers will always ind in store assortment Of the
we'll bands-Inenuidad, Flor de Pujsdas Meridiana
Flerda Panchs Redowa, Cabsrgs Paragas Know
Wellington Hermanss, Maxo Hsbano, etc., as the
lowest prices.
P. PRATs l. CO.,
o26 7pR Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
Eau and vv'ante,. Clofl.,nu

FaN and Ut'tntes. Cl0fhis,g
-sow OPENING
IN THEIR NEW STORE.
II. GREENWALL & BROTHER,
No. 220 TCHoUPIroULAs STREET.
Opposite the Louisiana Hotel,
Have in store by late arrivals from their manufactures
this Nor,h-
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, i,
Which they will IL
At Low Priees:
Among this stock
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FRoCK COATS,
BUSINESS co ATs-of all materials end all prices.
CLOTH, SILK, VELVET AND CASHMERE VESTS.
And general assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting Of
LINEN AND LINEN BOSOM sHIRTs-Plan, White and
Fancy.
FANCY COTTON SHIRTS, of all qualities.
COTTON NETT AND DRILL DRAWERS AND UNDER.
SHIRTS.
FLANNEL OVER and UNDEHsHIRTs, all qualities.
| FLANNEL DRAWERS all cplors and qualities
SILK, LINEN CAMBRIA and COTTON HANDKER
CHIEFS.
KtD, woRsTED, SILK AND COTTON GLOVES.
| HEAVY BUCK and WOODEN NETT ..
And all other articles pertaining outfit gentleman
| se26 2p6tMo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10

The AMPHITHEATER-The Buckley Sercnaders
offer bill of unusual attractions for this evening" in.
Guiding ga great variety Of dark doings, original
and selected" After this preliminary hash of at
tractiye comicaltes music and what not, they will
conclude the business of the nights" " black job'-
with Rossini's charming opera, Cinderella, or the
Little Glass Slipper avestied to suit the purposes of
the troupe and may add to suit the desires OF the
public. Undoubtedly the house will be as heavy as
usllal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10

MAGIc.-Tonight is announced as the last night
but two of Prof. Love, at Armory Hall. He will per
form some remarkable feats in his usual skilul and
inexplcable style. He is one of the most adrot of
legerdemain performers and his tricks are well worth
seeing.
The benefit Of Nine Love is underlined to take
place Wednesday night, the last of the series OF
entertainments when the Professor will introduce bis
greatest performance in which he causes the mystic
rious disappearance of ady-not little article that
he can slip up his coat sleeve or hide under his
thumb, but full grown female person, whom he will
conjure into nyisibty before the very faces Of his
auditory.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10

very beeh
recipient at the Sugar Planters hand for my
BI-SULPHITE OF LIME,
stimulated further efor expand the area my
business.
The extent dimensions, and perfecbiy Of the machinery
employed Works. the quantity and quality of the
hand the economy and facility of labor which have
lately introduced herethe determination have taken this
year devote all tme attention and energy their nte
management all combined, place position
being able supply ANY QUANTITY Of Biulphite Of Lime
may required for the consumption of the State of
LOWERING THE PRICE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
Cabinet Makers

Cabinet Makers
ERS' MATERIALS
Or Every Description.
Gilt Cornices Hair Cloth, Shades Curled Hair. Enaesd
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tassels varnsh Gmps
Frnges Springs Buttons and Twine Glue Picked and Com
mon Moss Canphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Paints
Oils Wall Paper, etc., at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. b,
HEATH d CO.,
u23 1ply No. rs Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
4ss PR1z 81,
,,opr rUay ,ys pRIz1 70 1VSRY HIF1 FI0kEs

The wing auperb Scheme will be drawn
, EACH SATURDAY IN OCroBERt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
VOLUME XII.
.N;on,t,satt0ss .snsertcas, i

ELEor1oE NOVEMBER 7. 1859.
coN0REss-FIRsT DISTRICT j. E. BouIigny.
SHERIFF. F..........................E H. IT, Parker.
CORONER. DIR. K. ID. Beach.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Nj. Bradford.
CLERKS OF COURTS.
CLERK FIRST DIST. CoURT-N. Trepagnier.
SECOND r. y. Wiltz.
THIRD :. r.. ToIehane.
FOURTH j. q. Chi,lon.
:. FIFTH :. G. f.. White.
SIXTH =. IsnHc n. Phillips.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS.
FIRST DIsTRICr-Thos. Askesv.
SECOND :. Jos. Hernandez.
THIRD :. v. st. Ceran.
ALGIERs........ HypOiife Fortier.
STATE ASSESSORS.
FIRST DIsTRICT-F. r. Trinchard.
SECOND :. II. ID. Hubbard.
# THIRD ;. Il. A. Bouiet.
FOURTH =. j. A. Watkins.
ALGIERs f. R. Chisholm.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
FIRST JUSTICE--A. q. Brice.
SECOND :. ID. r. Mitchell.
THIRD =. A. Saucier.
FOURTH :. e. Morel.
FIFTH :. A. Dugnercron.
SIXTH :. a. Fortier.
SEVENTH :. jas. Il. McLin.
cONsTABLEs.
FIRST JUSTICE COURT. Ii. Houghton.
SECOND !. :. w. H. Waters.
THIRD :. :. Snml. Hamilton.
FoU.TH :. :. Octave CaIOngne.
FIFTH :. :. Louis POwer.
SIXTH :. :. g. Esnard.
SEVENTH :. :. j. G. COstley.
an2n 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10
THE STEAMER QUAKER CITY IN DISTRESS
THE EnoBoKEs cRIcKETm MATCH
lBY The BALrzE LISE.l

SUSPICIOUS SCHOONER At THE BAL1zE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10

DIR. BenTd'S
Il Y e I N F r M A r Y ,
No. 35 Lafayette date Hevia) street,
Between Baronue and Carondelet,
ORLEANS,
Institution for the reception Of affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building Is Rooms large and airy. Every
attention will be paid 10 tho comfort of PATIENTS
A9 Wards devoted the treatment of Slaves With EY E
AFFECTIONS
~ A competent Physician resides In the house.
TERMS:
Whites, from Sl 90 TO IS 90 per day.
Negroes es.....................,..9l Oh
x1- Operations charged extra se2S 2ply&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-10

re'ssraphed ts the Aev orleans creseeus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Gambling in Utah.

A correspondent of the Louisville Cou-
rier, in writing from Camp Floyd, in
Utah, says:
A few days since / witnessed a long
and spirited game of faro. Mr.. Charles
Miller was dealing, and had issued his
white chip at 500, his red at 81, 1000 and
his markers of S25 at $4,000. No
limits. The betters were Jack Wolfe,
David Willis, John Bigler, Major Henry
Russell, and Charles Croker. Wills
was a one time $3.50, 900 behind hand;
he played ever and quit $4,000 ahead
on the deal. Major R. won $50, 900,
while the balance were losers to the
amount of from $1,000 to $4,000. The
bank was over 100000 loser. The same
evening a big game of monte was played
Mr.. Jack Wolfe and Major R. dealing,
while Mr.. Hart was betting. The game
was some, $4,000. Before he attacked
this game, Mr.. Hart had broke some five
or six other games, winning some $l5,-
600 or $4,000. The gaming is now
beginning to fall of, and will continue TO
grow, duller until the soldiers receive
their pay, when it will commence with In
creased Vigor.