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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

Roofs, Shoes and B,Ogas,s,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchns BOOTS Russe
BROGANs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Canpeachy
HATS at the lowest market prices by
FROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general
Fur, Cashmere Panama. Leghon, Straw, Palm Leaf
and Wool HATS, at the loves. market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
iyl3 2pSW Magazine street.
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BrOOnss, Paper" and Buckets.
900 dozen BROoMS-assortes
800 ;. BUCKETS :.
200 PAINTED TUBS.
100 :. CEDAR :.
200 reanns ASSORTED PAPER
100 LETTER and NOTE PAPEi
100 dozen ZINC WASH-BoARDs
Together with large assortment Of
SCRUB. SHOE ard
WHITEWASH BRUSHES
LAMP WICK,
COTTON TWIEE etc.
H0-Grscers will please call examine my stock at
20 Magazine Street.
do 2pla i. SAWYER.
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JOHN b. BEIN & SON.

OOxxN LIE OGxIy q 0OOs
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~sssSN-d1TTs VOC q ,sr, 4, :. s,,,. errr.-sr "a
f}&zSB-- -. ~, ~, ,i'-'' ~
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pi .YT - go
Have nov wen assorted stock Of Foreign Domestic
aufS, rnssn ana American Bar Hoop Sheet,
DE-. ah hoahd and Oval iron whica hey are
as.ns "f sac at the lowest market raes and on accommodate
'"s ems -s,.o-
Boiler Iron. - ''''' ! 's''''' 's'''s'ss 'A' '''
NH
agents for the St Louis Saw works Of Brspe Grooke.
4 Co.
also
For the sale OF Cast Iron Pipe from Glasgow Company
We invite the attention of country Dealers planters and
s.ock pA'"' ee'''"'' y W. '''ss "Aa "'Fass'f'ea
nuB8ys Iarf1aEe, wagon and Cart Trim-
The snscrses have Just received large ard veR
r,as,, ''''A"'e ''i 1".f'ase Makers ana wheel
HIM. sror.. H.. a., g.. I'm.
Pan, and wheel, pnsrsd H..
ram Screen Cotton Duck, Dash and Ton.
Leather Plated Bands To-, T,ro.s ard n....a
Common Patent a.d P.r.nt Nal. po,,. a.. ru...
Sprns ivory and Plated Hea.I ir,r, r,,,. - nj.
Curtain Frames Shaft socket. and crahs nj 1. 49,.
Of NaeshJe Jror, far F.n.~4s. .ra 60,
i'S"1 'i D1s as ano a1sriassa For sale by
o0hN Y DIN soN,
= - 1890
irs..
w 'ans hhnan botners best hnialsd - Hoand, gas
and squars.
LOO do best Refined a u e
50 do Tennessse Plov,Plase.a
10 do Angle Iron
do Hair Round
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KARsTENDIEK e co.

sALEsRooMs
wAREHoUsEs
Offer for sale
TO TIE CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE
Wines.
CIARET-In barres-comnon 8pe and extra fine
CLARET-In cases-common fne and extra fine.
WHITE WINE-In casks and barrels-common and fine
WHITE WINE-In cases-6ne, common and extra 6ne.
RHENIsH WISE-In casks and barrels
RHENIsH wINE-In eases-a large assortment.
PORT wINE-In quarter casks.
PORT wINE-In boxes-common, Hne ard extra 6ne
aADEIRAs-In quarter casks.
NADEIRAs-In boxes-conlnoD fine and extra fine
sHERRf-1n casks-Crown, Harmony and Topaz.
SHERIFF. cases-Crown, Harmony and Topaz
BURGUNDY wINEs-In cases.
CHAMPAGNE wINEs-Heiddeck l. Co.
Chas Hsidsieck,
Eugene Ciquot and other brands.
VT
Wine Companies.
MALAGA WISEs-In quarter and half casks.
| MALAGA wINEs-In boxes.
coGsAc BRASD1Es-such a.
Goldsnburg, 1905 and 1890;
Lsrrcnde, 1875;
Larronde, very old and superior;
t'sStier freres lsls;
Vineyard Props, 1859, IS 81
Lecoea 1906;
Rherst
| ROCHELLE BRANDIEs-such as
Tao 4 Co..
| Naurcl and others
,,.
no'Foon-,'s oinefeh' qnai''es'
| Monongahela-Eight different qualities;
Old Rye-Threc different qualities;
| White Wheat-Two different qualities;
| Robinson County.
| White Tennessee.
| Old Kentucky,
Rec6ed Common
| Pike agnolia, Jessan,ine and United States;
/ w,.,
| ~, ,.;,o -
1 I,
/ ,,.n-.,,,.
Common Gin,
/ Louisiana Rum.
/ Imitation Rr.p,;as
i Tan as.ren, ora,i,,
| Baratari, Rum
i
Chewing Tobacco.
/ saratoga peundS' flckwlck' pounds;
Pcacle, and Cream twist:
Wine San mounds.
Wine San half no,rds
| Gold Bar; Them Mules, half pounds
Southern Quii;
| Tucker 4 Irby, pounds;
| Taylor, pounds;
| Roland, pounds;
| Fruits and Flowers;
|
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Uncle Tom,
! Iive Indian y
f.rav.lv
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Watches, JesUefs'y, Siire5,
-AaD-
PLATED WARE.


PLATED WARE.
The anet and Target stock in the SOUTHWEST now on
and at
HYDE & GOODRICTI'S,
COR. CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
livery variety Of Imported and Domestic made
Watches.
Having had continual relations thirty years with the
English and Swiss manufacturers, have facilities
ualed hi, city furnishing WATCHES to suit every sede
We have in Europe different manufacturers
whom give patterns and styles and who make these
FOODS for only. SPORTING WATCHES, of the highest
inish; Watches winding without Key; REPEAIERs and |
EIGHT DAYW WATCHES; LADIES PLAIN and FIT RUSSIAN |
iofD ESAMELED and DIAMOND BACK WATCHES with |
hatelanes match; the celebrated FRODsHAM and JUR.
JENSEN WATCHES, and other varieties from $50 to 500
Diamond Jewclry.
choice collection all mounted by latest and
richest styles. We import DIAMONDS and deal d.
recly with the three largest merchants PRECIOUS STONES
in Paris and London.
PLAIN GOLD and ETRUsCAN JEwELRY,
ENAMELED,
CORAL,
GARBuSCLE,
MOSAIC,
CAMEO,
AMETHYST,
SAPPHIRE,
LAVA, GENEVA PAINTINGS. PEARL
Plated , Wal WARE. : . ~ pes
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
CUTLERY,
rahioh oKAAAESIs'
yAsrs
BRONZE FIGURES
And f,AynEIARRAs
FABIAN AIoEIIEs and VASES.
pnpcrI .1S nIyyrp al ppr,Vr.rr .pTs
Richly on hand and to order with The
or initials on each piece.
Mode sv,,.,.,. G.. :. ~ ~. -. ,,,
other makers.
"ir ,.,-e,,s,nn, .....
WHITNEY's.
NELSON'S,
and sHARP's.
s1's agent. 10, me m.'er IN new orleans
Goons If al lind. ~ go
Our Show Room filed with objects OF taste IL swav
TO tho inspection Of visitors.
HYDE GOODRICH,
Sign OF the Golden Pelican
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rye ana Ear.
r y L A n d Il 4 r.
+
DIR. Won MOsCHzIshER,
OCULIsT AND AURIST.
DR.. Won MosCHZIskER, the well-known European oC-
UIIsT AuRIsT begs those who need hi.
professional services in maady Of the EYE EAR which
requires MEDICAL SURGICAL treatment that he can BIZ
consulted a. his Rooms,
ra..
Hours from A. " to p NJ. and from to 6P. NJ.
n,,~ARTIFICIAI, EYES inserted
Deafness
Dr. Ms method for the removal Of DEAFNESS Of The LONG
Is, standing by hs newly Introduced Instrument and the ami,
EAR yAPORIZER
which is founded on the most scientific medical prpcip.s ba
received The testimony Of the Physicians in Europe aud hi
country.
OF the many persons scce uy treated of which some ha,
been deaf for more than thirty years and whose testimonial
may be examined at Dr. NJ Office he Will name the foowin.
o,n Of a Ii, Of l,indreds: ID
Hon Senator Puet, Judge Mclean Of the IT, s s,nra,
Court J. Se,ns E> editor Of the ,rells pbilatlni, "a,
in Toynsley Est, Townsl.y House ST Iouis n II Tow,
Esa President If the Board of Health plilnd,lnbia T. r NJ
Vile Commander u s. NAVY Also letters from,
Nonkn and Winchester Of Baltiuore Hon j. G. Sino, PIT,
- !" ',"''' ''''. v ".''' ien"
:. .'ls'''' 'i'7s
een well known in ibis city and throughout the State tina
"ta'tA' u "'iots "''' 'u"s ''sei ~. w. ' 'i'ts
LETTER FROM CAPT. Y. p. LEATHERs,
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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No. III street to the orposte side
No. 2 one door from Rampant where he will be pleased to re-
ceiHc his old friends and others who may desire his professional
services. MIC 2ptfSN
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TURNER'S syRuPS- sss'
Ginger Wine, Blackberry, III II
Ginger, Raspberry,
Cherry, Apple Braniics, etc., etc.
Lemon Syrups--commou fine and extra;
Forest Wine lsi,ters
Assorted Cordals,
etc., ete., etc, in Wood and Gias..
Eitters-Peycland's American and Tonic;
Aromatic Coney's, Boxers, stoughtons; -.
IIostetters stomach;
I'd Wolfes Aromatic schnapps;
Icdsrds Morning Call, Mint Julops, ETC.;
Absynlh Eisschwasser, Nennouth;
Curacon. Maraschino, Cherry Bounce;
Peppermint, Gugaelette, Aniaette
Brandy Cherries and Br.ndy Fruits; ed
Claret and Madeira Bottles. Deniotus;
Caps and senlng Wax
1ahels. Playing Cards, ETC., etc
lScoich Ale and London Porter.
n KARsTENDIEK 4 CO., -
10 c:aroan corner Grayier ard New Levee st
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Manufactured Tobacco,

Of every variety they have offered Tho trale and solicit
the attention orROcER and DEALERS otlcir stock before
purchasing.
Thoy tic SOLE AGENTS for BURTON X MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds Ia BELLE CREOLE, s. and los BUCK
FINSEYs 81 and los and KENTS los-hedes various other
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS = I,- and others I.EoNo-
RIA pounds whic! took The Premium the State Fair at
tersburg. Va November 1885, V 1t +. r. JONES pounds
Twists, which have taken The Premium in North Carolina six
years succession and is perhaps the finest Tobacco in the
world
WILIAMsoN's TWIST, tfrs prkingsl KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for couuos,eTs only and in fact every
scrptun of Tobacco generally used
We also have the PoWlIATTAN PIPES, which we receive
direct O commission. die TIM
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20 Country 3es.cEssgssEs.

WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE,
no. 50 Magazine Street.
A LARGE STOCK
On Liberal Terms. se.G c.6n
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SOitd Stlrer Ware.

SOitd Siire,. Ware.
H f n ID i r N & G. a MES,
No. 100 Canal Street.
Spoons, Tea Sets
Forks, Pitchers,
ladies' Walters,
Casters, Cake Baskets.
Cups, Ice Cream Bowls.
Goblets, Butter Coolers,
Ice Cream Knives, Spoon Stands,
Fish Knives Dessert Knves-n Gaze
Napkin Rings Cigar Stands, etc.
Including articles of House Furnishing usually made Of
Silver, and the quality Of all fully guaranteed.
1Paricusr given the manufacture order
single articles and DIS 2pMoWedFrlm
Plantation Clothing.
+. NJ A 7. A r d & CO.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND OLD 1EvEE STREETS,
Have in store an extensive and varied assortment Of
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
-conalsting Of
MONKEY COATS
FI.ANSEI. and HICKORY SHIRTS
JosEYs,
CHEM1sEs, etc. etc.
All made Of Warm and Durable Stuns.
n B-Paners Merchants requested tc
call and inspect stock of Clothing be sold
prices will carefully promptly attended
| DIP 2peodtiai +. MALARD & co.
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Clothing! Clothing! Clothing!

Il. MALARD g. CO..
Corner of Canal and Old Lcvee Streets,
Have been receiving Large Assortment of
FAsHIoNABIB
WINTER CLorH1Ne
Which they offer for sale Low PRICES, Their aort.
ment consists in part Of the following;
Mems Clothing.
Fine and medium quality Cashmere and Cloth Office co ATS
Sac COATS.
COATS.
Fine and medium quality Pilot and Beaver Cloth OVERSEAS
Super Waved Pilot Cloth BrRNoUs and Winged sACs.
Fancy Coored and Black Cashmere PANTS
Black and Colored Fancy SILK VESTS.
Cashmere and Doe-kin VESTS.
An assortment of low priced Union Cashmere pAIETOTs
sACs, PANTAIOONs, VESTS JACKETS ovERCOATs
BLANKET and FLURKING COATS
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys and Youths Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
Bray and Black Union Cashmere PANTS.
!. Black Doeskin PANTS.
Frock COATS, PAIEToTs and sAcs.
. Black and Coored Cloth JACKETS.
Union Cashmere JACKETS
Fancy Cashmere VESTS
Black Silk and Doe,kin VESTS.
:. :. ovERCOATs.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Merino and Cotton Knit and Flannel USDERsHIRTS and
DRAWERS, White Colored Cotton SHIRTS SOCKS sus-
PENDERs, SECK-TIEs STOCKS, HASDKERCHIEFs DC.
-Also--
Iudis Rubber OvERCoATs. CLoAKs, LEGGISGs and
CAPS UMBRELLAS etc.
F. MALARD h CO.,
az 2peodt al Of Canal and Old Ievse streets.
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.5esc Orleans Depot

.S'esU Orleans Depot
OF THE FOLLOWING POPULAR ARTICLES.
GU O NJ,
No - IT. CHARLES STREET, yERANDA BUILDINGS.
BACHELORS NATURAL HAIR DYE.
tRIsT ADUROS
rHALONS CHEMICAL HAIR INyG0RATOR.
PrALONS PtPHIAS LOTION for the Complexion
ROWLANDS MACASsAR OIL, for Tho Hair
Pcrfumery and Toilet Articles.
From fine Manufactures of LCBIN, MoNTPELAS, GUER-
LAIN, and lie SOCIETY HyGENIQUE.
Guion's Warra nteH Silver Steel Razors.
DELLANOs PATENT LIFE-PRESERNINt; GARMENTS
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Clildren-Ihe most
important invention of the age.
Sole Wholesale and Retail Agent for New Orleans
GUION,
No. % ST. CHARLES STREET.
Bottle Trade supplied
RDFresh shipments OF all the above popular articles re.
ceived by every steamer d. 2pl2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

Parish of Orleans city of New Orleans
BE 1t remembered this l4h day Of December 1859,
before me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Oer Gaard President
and A. Schneider Secretary Of the Czens Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
depose and that the above accounts just and
true, and transcript from the books Of said Company
O. GAILLARD. President.
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before me, this dny December
IA, 1859. ARTHUR SAUCIER
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees resolved pay sx per cent in
the outstanding Certificates of Profits years 1857
1855 the MONDAY in February
The Board of Trustees have declared dividend Of Ten
Per the Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending November 80 1859 which Certificates be
issued and after the second MONDAY in February
-rRUsrEEs-
Geo. West, 4; Y Hunt
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Ir.
D. Iau,son Mama AuEastin,
Ar arilenberger, Ceeaire Olivier,
~ ''siS' omer Gsilari
The mpay continue 10 insure against perls Of the seas
and rivers and los damage by de a: the
premiums.
ny Office, No 3 Caronielet street. da9 I'm
rOpARTNERsHiP- CARRIAGE FURNISHING
~ WAREHOUSE.
The undersigned have formed copartasrsp date from
The is November last under the style Of RHODES CROW
ELL Of the late firm of j. L. Matthews Co., dis
solved by death of the late John f. Matthew'S and having
purchased of the late ,m. win contie Tie
siness ut the old stand No. 1856 GRAyIER STREET, and
spectfuy solicit patronage Of their public
RICHARD RHODES,
JOHN CROMWELL.
New Orleans, December . 1852. aal1
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DR.. roN MosCIIZIskER, the welknown European ot:-
UIIsT and AuRIsT begs those need his
professional services in malady Of the EYE EAR which
requires MEDICAL SURGICAL treatment that can be
consulted at his Rooms
1a4 Canal street, over the Union Bank.
Hours from \. u. to P. NJ. and from 5 to6P.M
RS~ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
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Domestic Liquors.

| Common Brandy,
| Common Gin,
| Louisiana Rum
Imitation Braniies-
Ten different qualities,
Baratara Rum
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NEW UIItAnS, Dec 2, INE'.
10 DR.. Won Moschzi,ker:
Dear Sirlo operated nay and treated my child for
affection of The eyes, 1853 We have both experienced
much benefit and ceerfully take pleasure recommending
you Ocu Aurs those who may your service
T. T. IEATHERS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

Brazier's and Bolt Copper.
Landing and in store
% cases 10, IL and IL lb., soxso Roofing Copper.
10 cases TO- IL and II H., 2Ox60 !. +.
20 cases 10. II and IL h., 2Ix6O j. !.
1880 sheets Il to 125b. 30x60 Braziers'
10000 pounds Bolt Copper y to ~ inch.
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN K SON.
SO and 81 Camp street
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s,x-NAlL AkRANGgNENTs.-The follow

s,x- MAIL AkRANGENENrs.-Ihe Hollow
n. 1r,. the present Mail arrangements at
,bs AleSlndria Post Othce:-
tn, Northern Nail will close, daily, ut l and
.,.''.s n m. except on Saturdays-then 1t o.
.,... n m, There is mail for Washington City
~, rI,,iny AT D. IN. on Saturdays.
r.. Mail for Richmond, Va, and all South OF
p,hn,pJ will close al 81 a. IN. and = IN, OK
-, m sundays then at 5i am.
I'm. Nuls for the Orange and Alexandra and
u,o,,.,, Gap Railroads, Warrenton, Middleburg,
'niF.jrf,N e. H. close daily at 3t u. M There
!. a, mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on Sun
lsN. -, ,
In, Mail for the LeeShurg route will close on
v,ri.y. Wednesdays. and Fridays, at p. IL.
T,.r, !, mail for Leesburg, via Baltimore and
0,io Railroad. closing ut p. M, on tuesdays,
Thursdays, and sundays
IN, Mail for the Alie route will close at u m,
TUESDAYS. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Occoquan route will CLOSE ut 5
. m. Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Tn. Mail for the Theological Seminary will close
,,sp.ln.. daily, except Sundays.
tn. Mail ior Norfolk. Portsmouth, and the East
s,o Sbor, Of Virginia closes AT and p. IN, except
m Ss,uriayS then at | p IN.
The Oairr will open every day except Sunday
=, y o'clock. A. NJ. close daily ut q p. NJ, and
x,II b. opvned from = to p NJ. for delivery Of
,se mail which arrives at =. NJ, from the North.
OSc, hours on sunday from to A. NJ, and
;,,m 3,p n p VI.
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MMM -: 81
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention of the public To- the taclll-
i ties afforded by this Company. for the quick and
safe conveyance of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages. heavy and bulky freight, &c.
EXPRESSES for the East. to Baltimore. Phiia-
delphia, New York. Boston. Providence. Hartford,
&C., leave our office daily. at III o'clock, A. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South. To Richmond, Fred
ericksburg. Petersburg, Lynchhurg, and for points
in North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia, Ala
bama and Tennessee, leave daily. ut J, A. VI.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers, and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted TO MS being
done with safety, punctuality. and despatch
RArEs.-From Baltimore, ;. cents per 100 IDS;
from PHILADELPHIA 81: from New York s 80
M.is- No packages of goods taken by weight. un-
less weighing over 200 hs.
ian 2O-tf X. W. FALLS, Agent.
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NO. 1876.
MIsCELLANEoUs READING.
TO THE MoCKING-BIRD.

From Dwights Journal Of Music.
Csrollng bird, that merrily, night and day,
Iel!est thy rapturcs from the rustling spray,
And wakest the morning with thy varied lay,
Singing thy mathis
"heh we nave come To hear thy sweet obation
VI love and Joyance from thy sylvan station,
Why, IN the place of musical csntation.
Balk Us with pratings?
We stroll by moonlight in the dusky forest,
here the tall cyprus shields thee ieryent chorist
And sit III haunts of Echoes, when thou pourest
Thy woodland solo.
lnrkl from the green tree thy song commences:
Music and discord Join to mock the senses,
Repeated from the tree tops and the fences,
From hill and hollow.
A hundred voices minglo with thy clamor;
Bird, beast. aud reptile take part in thy drama;
0utspeak they all III ,urn without stammer-
Brisk Poyglot
Voices Of Killdcer, Plover, Duck, and Dotterel;
Notes bubbling, Kissing, mellow, sharp and guttu-
raj;
0fCat Bird, Cat or Cart Wheel, thou canst utter all
And all untaught.
The Ravens croak, the chirping OF the Sparrow,
The scream OF Jays, the creaking Of WheelbsrroS,
And hoot Cf Owls-all join the soul TO harrow,
And CRATE the ear.
We listen To thy quaint soliloquizing,
As if all creatures thou vert catechizing,
Tuning their voices and their notes revising
From far and near.
Sweet bird. that sarely lowest the noise Of folly;
Most musical, but never melancholy;
Di.turbcr of the hour that should be holy,
With sound prodigious
Fie ON thee. y thou feathered Paganini!
To use thy little pipes to squawk and whinny,
And emulate the hinge and spinning jenny,
Making night hideous
Provoking melodist! why canst thou breathe US
M thrilling harmony, no charming psthos,
No cheering song of love without its bathoS?
The Furies take thee
Blast thy obstreperuus mirth, thy foolish chatter,
Gag thee, exhaust thy BREATH and stop thy clatter
And change thee to beast, thou senseess prster'-
Nought else can check thee!
A heightened pause ensues-but bark again.
From the new woodland, stealing o'er the plain,
Comes forth a sweeter and boiler strain
Listening delighted
The gales breathe softly, rs they bear along
The warbled treasure-the delicious throng
0fnotss that swell accordant in the song,
As love is plighted.
The Echoes, joyful from their vocal cell,
Leap with the winged sounds Ger hill and dell
With kindling fervor, as the chimes they tell
To wakeful Even
They melt upon the ear they float away
They rise, they hasten, they delay,
And hold the listener with bewitching sway,
Like sounds from Heaven.
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GEORGE SIGGERS,

BOOK-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. rs Prince Street. "ppo.itc the Gazette OHce,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
MUSIC. Magazines. and Old Books bound in
vi any style. also RULE. and make To order.
any description Of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant to hc made of the hest paper and materials,
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers, Merchants. Clerks OF Courts. Hotel Keep
ers Insurance Companies. AMI all who want Blank
Books. are respectfully invited to give me call.
,r
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;y eff EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON RAILROAD
ENw s: i.;:..:.

ON AND AFTER THIS DAY. Sundays ex-
" cepted,) the Trains on this Road. with their
Oinnibuscs will connect with the Trains arriving
and departing on the Orange road, and the Wash
in rton Branch of the Baltimore Road.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton. in the Cars at the following hours :-Jl5, ),
9:10, 1910, ll:l0, and 1910. A. NJ, l:i5, ":lo
4:lO, 5:lO, 6:l0 and 7:l0 p. NJ.
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria, will
take the Omnbuses AT the Office of the Company,
as follcws:-6 100, 9. 49, |, and IL, A. NJ; l:3o
g. 4, ), 6. and 4 p. NJ.
On Sundays. the hours will be. Leave AlcXan-
dria at 91O, 1910: and ll:lO A. NJ, las, BIG, 49,
$50, 6:lO. and 7:l0. p. NJ.
Leave Washington at 9, 10, II, A. NJ, l:3O. 3. 4,
5. q, and I, p. NJ. ap i3-f
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ARRANG CEMENT 1859.

HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
,T- GEORGE PAGE and ,T-
issssis:s;s.s i:;.s TH0S C0LLYER. E4Sas.szz3c
From Washing ston-Steamer GEORGE PAGE
at 8, Q, aud IL, n ni., l2i, 3. ), and 81 p. IN.
From Neutrality-suspicious. THOS. COLLIER
AT 5, 10. u. H.. II. IN, 2. /, and 8, p. In.
From mAlexandria-Steainer GEORGE PAGE
ats ), 10, II. IN, | II H., II, 4, and 1t p. LII.
From Alcxsndria TllOS. C0LLYER
at !. o. II. M, /, 3. and p. H., except Tues
day aud Friday mornings, when the COLLYER
will run her regular trips to MOUNT VERNON,
4. s.bereofore, and omit her trips between Washing
Ton and Alexandria from n. IN. to p. m. only.
The 81. 81. 4. u., and Il p. IN. boats from Alex
anlris connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West
The st a. II. and It p. IN. boats from Washing
Ton connect with the trains of the Orange and Al
eSsniria Railroad for the South and South West
an15--f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19
FRUIT CANS. FRUIT CANS.

A RTHUR'S SELF-SEALING CANS have
n stood The test Of four years. This il the only
Can from which the whole top can be removed.
For sale al Arthur's prices.
Also. the EXCELSIOR CANS. manufactured by
II. |. Gregory, aud .old AT his prices. 10y
Jy ll-eo2m JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19
VESSELS WANTED

81 FOR 60
pIYN MOUTH. BOSTON, COHASSET, COHAS-
SET NARROWS. HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE,
DIGHTON. NEW YORK,
And oMsr Northern and Eastern Ports.
Apey,o Zap l3l FOWLE 4 co.
III VESSELS WANTED.-To load Coal to
81 Philadelphia. New York, Providence, Bos-
ton. and other ports to the North and East. Also
reghrs for small vessels in tho Bay. Apply to
ID. b. SMITH,
spT-tf Queen street Wharf.