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Take Notice.

nAyING lust ruturned froaa Ns~ York and other
II -lstsra Ciuss, sitt large and splendid assort-
a,at uf Ansrican, Frsach, Ca lsh aud GeTm5
Toys, 20 be sofa cheap by wholesale retail.
CHAS- EuBERTSON
Ne. l. Marked street.
P.S.-Coautry MerrhantswlIl please eaIf ana ex
. nine before g1reaAsils ct>rS here. ocI31-lf
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CahOOn's Seed Sewer.

TIVE best Machine ever invented for broad-cas
Il sowing and one that every Farmer should
have. ARMSTRONG CO
sepl4-u
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Sheppard's Gold Pens.

SMALL assortment Of these superior GOLD
~ PINS, Ihis day received by
D. HAGAN,
u0Fll-u II College 81.
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SilePin1s sale.
NOTICE.

4 meeting { the Board OF Directors Of the
n Nashville Insurance Company, a dividend Of As .
4 SHARE was tAis day dec AIRED out Of the last six
nontbs, pay able on after the 2oth inst.
JAAks WALKER, Seciy,
noyS-im hEiIie, Nos eBber !, 1859
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I will Pay the highest market price tor Corn AM
l. Wheat deli yered at the City Mills.
). y. HOIIINGSWORTH,
octl2-tf No. Market street.
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COMM ERC|AL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.

sssss.sA weekly. By Mefssiss sh.lasa ssy1assls
retail Mssshasu.
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.sED WING CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

.r .t EPISCOPAL. ,s...
Cnslsr CHuRoH-At the Church, junction Of
East and West Avenue with Brosd street. Scr
vieep Of l015 A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock +. NJ
Rev. E. r. Wslles, Pastor. ef
Is 49,. PRESBYTERIAN. HE-
FIRST PREsBY1ERIAx-on Sixth street, fneal
the Court House). Servi. e. at 1,k A. NJ, ani
= r. u. Rev. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
Mg1HoDisT EPIscoPAL--coYner Of East Ave.
mae and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
bath ut l:>< u. NJ, and ~ r. NJ. Sunda,
:sonool 1t r. Y. Prayer meeting Thursda,
evening st ~ o'clock. Rev. Jabez Brooks
Pastor-residence on East Avenue.
GxanAn METHODIST Q: Broadway
Fourth street. Service. 1T i"1f 4. n, and
II. II. Rev. Henry Kolhe, Pastor.
LUTHERAN. 7. -.
SvEss LUTHERAN Cauacm--en Fifth street
wsn no.. A. . W. r.. &
C. Bosen, Pastor. .>
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MORTGAGE SALE.
kmsN&SS1aA 1efault

" V01WnU6 SAAA.
ems 'ASs1al lsfauit has bsii,ii made Ii The
ehs1e IL claimed 20 b. due at the date Of the
41oe ,puAljcstiou If THE notice, the. sum Of
n'netesn hundred and eleven dollars and forty
eight eents-. ell which said mortgage
hssss dete - 7th day Of sepsember, 4. >.
ls1 y!sshe!n and Matilas his vic. both Of
I'D Wing: In ths county ,of 0oodhus, aud
eease ~ xtn1ssote, 10 ,Mchard Fresborh. Of
~ esme plaes, and was recorded in the ofaos
q - ns9isses Of Dssis Of said county II
Sc Gn; ths sth day Of sepssmber, \. D.
% paees III. sl9 and us, and which said mort-
tses Wa duly sssignsd BY the said Richard
1teebosn 70 Henry busl.. ~ Red Wing atore-
aald, on the ,l0th day ,ef>Aovember, 4. D. 1889.
which said assignment was recorded in he
cmee OF the HeGieee1 OF Desda aforesaid on the
Iseh day o. November, 4. .. 1859. At * o'clock
cords, On psSs ~. ~ II ~
Nov, therefore. notice IL hereby given that
IN pursuance 1T the statute in such case made
and provided ard Of the power Of sale thersin
eohtaihsd the premises described in, aud COW
Sssi BY, ssi! mo; seaee, TO .it:
The town q Ned wing. in the county OF Good
hue. and Ssate Of Minnesota. according TO the
plat 81 sid lots recorded IN the ONCE of the
3oRistoP Of Deeds Of said county,, containing
fifteen acrea Of land. ALSO the south half Of
The soutbwest quarter Of sectiOI number TWEEN.
ty-ssvsp, and the south half Of tho southeast
quarter Of section number twenty eight In
sovnship number one hundred and Twelve,
north Of range number dfteen west. Also lots
numbel one And four, Of section number TWEEN
y -hins, sad LOT number one Of section num-
Der twenty eight, and LIT number one Of scc-
ton number twenty, in township pumoer one
hundred and thirteen, north Of range number
{ov!tss. west. excepting aud lessrving the
lands desvrihsd % 6lloWs, viz: Beginning Ut
. point On the line Of the tract Of land known
- the Half Breed. Tract, whore said line inter-
sscts the north side Of Seventh street, in said
town Of Red Wing, and ruGn ng thence south
70 degrees. west along said street to the center
Hoe OF SaI .ection number twenty mine three
chains and Atty links-more or less-thence
north along said center line Of said section
number twenty nine TO hfth street, in said
town. Thence east TO the said line Of the
HALF Breed Tract, aud thence along the line
lest aforesaid south - degrees, west to the
place Of beginning. Such lands % excepted
AHd resssse1 being a1d; containing four and
1eventy-dve one-hundredths acres be the
sane more ~ less-all Of said lands being stu
1t public auction OF vendue, at the front door
ct the Court House, in the city Of Red Wing.
in the county Of Goodhue and etste Of Mime
soto, on Monday, the Sd day Of January, A. D.
1856; a. ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day,
TO the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the
amount then due on said mortgage and the
costs and expenses, Of said ssle.
Dated: Red Wing, November ~. 1889.
.r l'ii = . HENRY RUEL,
81. Assignee Of said Mortgage.
". CoLvlLL, JR., Atty. 17:td
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ossss.sl weekly By Nefatiss Shsldss tbv1asals ~
retail Mssshasv.
RErAu. PRICES.
FLOUR-3 ON04 90 per Dbl.
WHEAT-FAir &a055 per bush.
OATS 2N92s cehts per bush. .-.r..
TIMOTHY SEED 1902 50 per bash.
CLOVER SEED o097 50 per bush.
URNBP SEED-7l0so per fb.
ORACCO SEED-5v cents per oz.
3EANs-7sol % per bush.
BUTTER-l"lol2xc cents pss b.
E00S-s0l0 eents Pc1 dog.
su1AR.N. D.: prime cts; refined ll0l2
.ers:hsd .nd powdered Is:
SYRCe-N. o., 50 cents; N. T., syrup Is
.esnss; eolaen syrup ." csnts.
TEAs-Ao9so, sso7asl %; black ss01 90
U.rFEE-Rio Is; Java 20 cents per b.
CLING ER-l40ls cs"ts pcr ID.
PEPPER-lstosO cents per H.
ALLSPlCE--lAo: cent? pef ID.
ClNNAAON-5N08D cents per h.
RlCE-709 cents per ID.
g ARCH-ll0l:x ceEss per b.
sALERArUs-Babb 10 eents per b.
eSpHIS en-; p, 1sx s..,, ,
soar Palm and Family ,asslo; E...ive
T0RAccG-Plus s,s.,; Fine Gu. 40 .aso
moting la0lasao cents per b..
SHOT -90lO cents per b.
POwDER-Bls ting. Per kes, 3s 90; Rite
.lA05o cents per ID
PORK-ns.s pr Dbl. Is ., per ID. 10 e.as..
q. RrA10ES- 002o cents per bush. -
M0oD.3 ooper cord. - 50 (.
CRACKERa-Butse1 y teekts; Roston and
:0eds 10 csnts per b. .,...re s.--E
HANS-Canvassed ll0i3 cents Dor h.
,Sh0ULDER%-Sc cents pep h.
BEE STEAK--6lblV cents per b. f.,
5 vlN3GAR-so0as csnte psf GALL
-, eAkI-Cosrss : -; Dairy 1 50 psr Dbl.
-. FLUID -e00l 90 pr gall. : l'I:7gi7 ~.
TU3PENT1NE-l 006l 30 per esll.
0Il-Lnssed / IS; winter strained whale
and lard IS psy gall. '"f'
WHITE LADS 0003 Is.
enEHTlN9-sDlAoll0 pSr yard. =
- TS !a;1 q! = sHiiliTiiFd-isia'. cont
DANlns-la0,6 eents p. yard.
PRlNTS-a0l00l21<0f S cents DOR yard.
TMmDe1a040o cents psf yard.
> fCHeCRo-ll09e cents per yard. t'''@'7fi
G oak9af4An SNVIR sssR;s e. y.,d:
A00P6-l6 cents per sett.
CA1HITk400S06Iao ~ PAT Eydpd.
fs OIL CADRET-sS conss PER yaSd. siir To-.
1OOr1-1sns' Thick 96o60 50; do. Cal
ceoo o.. dol BSsSsdsy thick, saol csc
. 10 pr peis. ~ lr~s tl3jt9 - Ta.sitar'-
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~ CosassPoxpExoz. containing important
news, 10 collected from al parts Of the State
Parties, IT unacquainted, will send references,
unlese they arc ths,nselv yes we'll known: !.
Pos1xAsTr1s. everywhere. are our authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscription
pirce il RENTED. str t.Fs gil .EE.tt
~ We keep constantly on hand, and print
70 order, upon the n,ost reasonable teIms, all
kinda Of Blanks. s ....r
~ Copies OF the !S<st;asl, put up in wrap
psra, can he procured at eli times by calling At
this otIaco. Price cents each.
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Red Wing. Sept. ~, 1883
II D L n ITU L Z :.

The undsntgnsd would respectfully inform
the citisens VI Red Wing and vicinity that he
hes purchased the entire stock of unmanulac
tufed msterisl for furniture. formerly owned
81 II; Cook. aei that be !: prepared to supply
lon the shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE ia
55, ORDER.
Also oil kinds of COFFlNS furnishad to order
Nahogony,
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cheap fol
Cash. s. atIl5 JOHN CORELL. =
ED Wing, Nay ~, 1859. l4s-tf
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Chicago, New York. Philadelphia, Albany.
Buaalo. Cleveland and Detroit. Scholsr shin
good through the entire chain Of seven colleges
CONSOLIDATION Of IS Bry ant 4 Strattdn,s
Mercantile College" and !" Bella Commercial
colkge," now conducted - ono lnsti.ution.
Win ID is'the recipient of an extraordinary and
unprecedented patronage. -
Harmon Block, Corner Clark snd Washington
- Streets, CuIcAeo., s.tF>,{
u. ,. 1RYANr.... BELL,...-a. D. STANTON,
Principals and Proprietors.
BY this consolidation the coliegiste courss Of
this institution j. greatly enlarged and With
ence Of the Principals enables them constantly
to introduce for The benefit Of their stndsnts.
it il made greatly superior in all ssspsets.-..
fna Premiums Awarded t. this College !,
At the late United States Fair in Chicago. for
B1.1 brsnsss PssAAssrif AID for BEsT Boox-
Departments Of busiisstnx nd lessuih,
Organised and conduct4A upon; tho Couxrire
Ro"n system, tho lislls OF study being dtted
q nth nth spprop.i.se co,ats.., best. etc.,: :.
|troduced to the practical workings and routine
Of business q conducted II Baafs, Cosntins
Rooms, Railroad Omcoe, etc.
:. COMMERCIAL. LAW. SID
~ specisi arrangement With tho Law school
o. re Univer.ty Ut Chicago, ehs .esasiosDf Of
S.nsa =. are n?!a Y ers collsgs RSans, esf
re this Departments. and % lscsivs inssfSc13on
"a th3e ihpostant branch " ehs. ceurse, ilrm
ths aole. acco.pSeahed aMd IeafnaA ProlL -.
o. tnst school and it Affords ~ mueh s1ofi6-
c.t.on 20 90 enabled to ofer them thess ~
=. ..A:I AHD ecexaseor ADvAx1AeEs.
Thi: fsmoas systam-tke 11sT knoVn 8 IN.
world-ts our standard. 10 81 l..ssssls
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A'A 49, ~sVsWoS0" suvSS00 % Os890t1o S00
take charge Of the Parish. He accsptsd and
TIE Parish Vas organised By The election a
W. H. WEIGH. and Gsorts Wilkinson, war.
|dsas ed E T. Wilder, ". c. Wiliiston
A: b. Ha~isy. Warren, !. seaP.lLw,isht.
Charles Tbouas. J. G. .N:Clsp.h.a. and
Wm. Co'vill j., .ssstsy1aen.. !" 1900
On ths 26th Of June. Bishop Ksmpe,
|again visited the parish, bap.ised .nd con.
flr.msd eleven per1ans. and in tho prsssaos
at large eoagsssaaioa laid Ii eosnsr .stona
of the nsv church edi2es.
During The sunmee of 1889, ths recto,
secured ftuu various friends besides til
bsausitul s;fts above noticed. spqe u money
towards the church. q kllows :,
"a Daughter q the Church, ia North
ela Minnesota eve III Sunday School @2s,
hs ths purchase Of libcsry books, aad through
r. q Hawlsy. ths further saa 81 $7t "a.
pesaeatsd. 800. ~ ~,
- tsa NJ. :Wa. B. Douglas, AZ iGsaev.,
{, - s.. v. ,. D,-sl,> 4 o.p.y.
,Es4 NJ Eests 0saeva, N. T.. 43o.
{ RsoM o. rsskS Church, Waeesjec: II. Y.
teetG sSf 1,iislew) 800.
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LIVERY STYLE OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
T. made to order and warranted. Repairing
dole ct =" FOOTB 6aOP.
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E. A. I.ITTLEFlELD. Local Editor.
II o II s. 0oLUM n
Conservation Services Of Chri.t Free
Church, Red Wing.

Church, ke0 Wing.
This beautiful sdiflcs was duly consecrat.
I'd to the service Of Almighty God, in
accordance With the rites and usae.s Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the United
States, on Tuesday Last By the Ri. Rev. Dr..
Whipple. Bishop Of the Diocese Of Mime.
sota, assisted BY number ofthe clergy and
F. large, dsvout and solemn'y attentive con-
sregation. :. t.E.ii
:, At tsn p,clock, "A II. the Bishop and At
Tending Clergy entered tho church, Il the
door Of which they were met by the vessry,
whence oil proceeded in procession up the
aisle to the chancsl-ths Bishop and Clergy
repeating Psalm XIV. ai- ~ = ;''..!
The instrument Of donation was read BY
the rector, Rev. Mr.. Wsllss, and received
BY the Bishop, alter which the usual SER
vices were proceeded with the Rev. Dr..
Patterson Of St. Paul, reading tho sentence
Of conservation; the Rev. Mr.. Williamson, Of
Point Douglas. the Preface and Mornine
Prayer; tho Rev. Mr.: Knickerbocker, o|
Minneapolis, the Psa)ter the Rev Mr.,
Fitch, Of the came place. tho First Lesson
the Lev. Nj. Wilcoxen Of Hastings, thu
Second Lesson; the rector giving oul
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The proprletors Of this establishment having
one feIt tho noed Of regular and complete
E. TING H o U 8 Z
In Rcd Wing, have been to considerable ex-
pense in fitting up the above named saloon,
and take pleasure in informing their friends
that they are now prepared to execute all or
lers With promptness and dispatch. To our
ffieLd do from the country we would ssy. that
We ere able to furnish you with anything you
choose to call for, in the eating line, cheaper
than you can b ss'ved ct any cf the hotels
Our
Bill OF FAR
Consists u Game Of oil kinds in ita season
Fresh Fish, Pork and Beans, Ham and EeRs,
Beef Steak, Roast and Boiled Beef Mutton
Chops, Veal Cutlets, Yripe Oysters in every
style, Bologna Sausage, Bread, Pies. Cakes
and everything else which the market affords
TIE BAR will st oil times BE- supplied with
pure Winea, Liquors, Ales, Beer. Cigars &C..
and no pains will Do spared 70 make the Youne
America popular resort for all who choose t.
patroniss Il. Call and sse a.. gentlemen.
GEORGE JOHNSON.
PROPRIETOR.
Red Wing. Sept. ~, 1859. l64-tf ,
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. most comprehensive, appropriate and elo
quent sermon on the privileges conferred
by the Church, and especially Of this free
church, with the duties and responsibilities
Of the Practitioners in connection Herewith.
AID most touehingly alluded to the devoted
and earnest efforts Of the Pastor and Parish
i" providing such IN appropriate temple for
free worship. from their own resources and
clear Of debt, IN the faes of the utmost pscu-
ni.ry embarrassment and difficulty. After
the sermon, the Bishop confirmed twelve
psssoas. 70 whom he also delivered an sad.
drese. The services were concluded BY tho
administration Of the Folly Communion
large number parsaking. .,....
Ia tie eyeoing Dr. Patterson preached
from the parable Of the grain If mustard
seed, and from it illustrated the future de,:
tiny Of the Church; which sprung froln
Christ, the seed which contained and from
which was evolved the future tree, shall like
the mustard overshadow and gu the whole
land And that the true church IS a organ
izatio~ must Of necessity be derived aud
draw its life from the original germ. From
tho act that the seed must be crushed to be
healthfal and putricious IS tood, he developed
= striking and beautiful analogy in the his.
tory Of Christ; ell His good work, His
mira les, the holy wisdom and loving
kindness "f his If;. wsrs n.nght; it was
when bruised and b'ssdiug on the cross +;
suffering and dying for fallen man. that His
healing virtues become apparent; a,d "a
the Christian partskins Of that sacrifice ii
the SAVIOR Of lie unto desth-the firm and
we'll grounded assurance Of glorious inn
mortality. -, r.,
The shove ofcosrss gives but faint idea
|of This mastery treatment Of the subject. No
mere sketch can do justice to . diseousse
which was strcwn throughout with The evi
dsnoss Of cultivated mind, and Of profound
and logical thought. I'D -,,,., s..
On Wednesday morning tho Bishop preach.
ID from the text " Will 0od, in every deed
dwell with men," Showing the importaacs
Of observing The appointed means Through
vhich ~ Almighty 1pani'ests his pre.ence
70 biz Children. Giving clear idea Of tn
lotsssvsaess Of shs Christian year, q 10 so,.
|rsepoadsnee With ~ lii Of Christ and -
lin com.nemonation thAraaf: and shov;n4aa.,
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W1ANTED.-l, 500 GREEN AND DRY
a nAD @G AZ soo7s.
TUsT REcEIvED.-2s BARRELS OF
- PURE WHISKY. 1eo1a. 81

,h65 ~ as2 y & Batr.l La II
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Du oooll. .nd oir'oei.ri...
o o S!
= nRDiIcK sTOREJ
On Main Street, Sign Of ths
"CHEAPSIDE."

The undersigned has the pleasure 70 "a.
nounee TO his friends and sustomsrs the arri-
vi Of large and we'll selected assortmen: O
his usual line Of goods, consisting Of
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03

-" R0V. l@aol Geoe. Grace Church,
Hsohssees, (siA q Miss Mumbsd,)
For Aaar Prayer Books 10
Nm. Wasrsu Bristol oollsstsd in Red
Wing. $500.
The parish, which I'D : at fret, hAsnow
20 commun;caa,s--z6 haRs hssn confirmed.
aud s have removed. This brings The &C.
count up 70 the tin. Of he eonseosa.;oa cor,
vices. and 10 conclude with the hops sz-
pressed b. 10 Biahop ju his scsme4 that
it, future history will b worthy this aYsps'
cious beginning. "ss .,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-07

Samuel II. Moore.
HoUsEFURNI STORE

FURNISHING STORE,
No. 40 Camp Street..
HAS sALE-
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FIR. CHINA TEA SETS,
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS,
WHITE STONE DINNER SETS,
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED CAsTORs,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS,
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS,
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GOBLETs,
SILVER PLATED EUT-CRACKs,
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS,
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES. ~-.
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS,
PLANIsEED TIN GOLFER POTS,
PLANIsHED TIN COFFEE UREs,
e. PLANIsHED TIN EGG BOILERS,
PLANIsHED TIN SOUP TUREENs,
PLANIsHED TIN TEA KETTLES
PLANIaHED TIN OYSTER DISHES,
BRONzED SOLAR LAMPS.
GILT AND DAMAsK SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE OIL LAMPS
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL CAsTORs,
BRITANNIA METAL TEAPoTs,
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS,
BRITANNIA METAL CANDLESTICKS,
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
JAPANSED BREAD-BASKETS,
JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS,
JAPANNED PLATE WARMERS,
JAPANEED COAL VASES,
JAPANNED TOILET SETS
HEARTH BRUSHES
SHOE BRUSHES,
FLOOR BRUSHES,
CRuMB BRUSHES,
SCRUBBING BRUSHES,
BUSTING BRUSHES
WIIITEWASH BRUSHES,
GARRETT BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES
CHIMNEY BRUSHES,
PLATE BRUSHES,
FEATHER BUSTERS
MARKET BASKETS,
CLOTHES BASKETs
KNIFE BASKETS
PLATE BASKETS,
WASTE PAPER BASKETS,
WIRE NURSERY TENDERS,
WIRE DISH COVERS,
WIRE MEAT SAFES,
WIRE EGG-BEATERS,
WIRE OYSTER BROILERS,
HALL LAMPS, ..."
STEAMBOAT LANTERNS,
CONDUCTOR LANTERNS,
COAL sCuTTLEs,
FIRE IRON STANDS,
sHOvEI.s AND TONGs,
DOOR MATS,
DECASTER MATS,
KITCHEN TIN WARE,
PORCELAIN-LINED SAUCEPAES,
PoRcELAIS-LINED PRESERVE KETTLES,
TIMED IRON MILK BOILERS,
TIMED IRON sAUGEPANs,
TIMED IRON FLESH FORKS,
TIMED IRON BAsTING SPOONS,
TIMED IRON SWIMMERS AND LADIES,
STEEL NUT CRACKS, w.
STEEL CORK SCREWS,
DINNER AND TEA BELLS,
WOODEN WARE, OF ALL KINDS
And many other artices-al Of which will be delivered in
TT of the city. 90 2rMoTh6sad
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HENRY HOUSE, CORNER OF CRossMAN AND
IL FRONT I.EyEE STREETS.
CHARLEY CURTIS informs his old friends and the public
again ready meet them at his old stand from which
he was time The building and the bar
room are new but the LIQUORS are of the oldest and best
days LUNCH comprises the marketablcs served
up style Charley will be home all day and every
day 10 all who call Mt the HENRY HOUSE. nj 81
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Wines, Brassdtcs, etc.
" &c f. M a Z GIN a M
II ST. LOUIS STREET, odd 2oJ
Sole Agents for the South of
Alexander seignette's Rochelle BRANDIEs.
Champagne Vineyard Propretors' Go. Cognac BRANDIES.
tioldenburg COGNAC 1880 and 1896.
Ciauiier Freres COGNAC, 1853, ls49 and 1921.
Is. O. LANCER COGNAC, 1853 and 1925. a....
Importers Of
Jarronde Cognae fine CHAMPAGNE, 1926
I4arronde old COGNAC
sundry other brands in half pipes quarters and ocaycs all
under Custom House keys.
WINES IN BOXES-C1a,eau Iatour, b. Mouton, liant Bon,
Ieovle LATTE, Nargsux Giscours quarts and pnts, with
cork glass shoppers, and ST. Estephe American Flag
from p. F. Eyquem & Fills Bordeaux Chateru Margaux
Eaut Sauerne from Larronde Fercs bordeaux also,
brands quarts and pin from Rodophe Bay
Co, Bordeaux
CLARET AID WHITE WINE-n casks and barrels
CORDIAIs-From Marie Brzard & Roger and l.. Rambeau
Bordeaux.
sARDINES IN OI1-From A. Gllet Co, Lorient.
CHAMP GNE--Royal Hunter, Come du Monte Fleur d,
Bouzy and Creme de Bouzy quarts pnts and quarters
from Y. Desbordes. Fills Ay from Il. I.amaitre Fills
CORKs-Rotle and Denjohns assorted sizes. no3O 2Mol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-07
To Planters.

Just received and saie THE COTTON AND SUGAR
PLANT ALTON RECORD BOOK A liberal discount made
20 the Trade.
BLOOMFIELD t. STEEL,
General Stationers,
Printers ard Blank Book Manufacturers
nj 2p3t No. co Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-07
Skepticai.

Those who nccuous in regard The superiority of Iron
Rope fastening for Cotton in Of fire requested
examine bale that passed through the fire on the ievee Oct
30 and lay FORTY HOURS in the snouidering remains Of Il
Rope Bound Cotton nearly all of which consumed
There only bales in Iron both Of them saved with
loss of LESS THAN TEN PER CENT.
The bale is to I've at No. % COMMERCIAL. PLACE
where orders will be promptly filled for any number Of III,
Hoop, by - ~ .
+. BELCHER,
MS 2p,r Agent of FaSSMASS IRON TIE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-07
Ne 0rleans 1ay Crescent paday aornag Aopebtr T. 1859
Did You Hear the Cannon RONs

Did You Heas. the Cannon Roar,
Announcing the arrival Of
ID. MOORE II CO.'S
~ n w r "A Il Il - II q Q k 81.
-Compisins-
EVERYTHING TO BE IMAGINED
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS,
Furnishing Goods,
THE LARGE EST ASS o R MENT
. FL Z H IT 81
FOR MI AND EvgRYBoDY!ii
covering newspaper telling the
public have suffice saywe cell cheap pos
be and goods well made nicely assorted
| anybody's. Therefore, call and examine, at
D. MOORE g. co.'s,
| ol0 2pNotf 1863 and III Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-07
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

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PARTICULAR NOTICES:
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+ K kendreh G. e. i. Allison, A. G.; James BoPan
asfFssts"s /! c ssss Edward Booth 's WINE"
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