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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
Sale of Rcai Estate by order of Pro-
hale Court.

On the 10th day Of December, 1859, at Q o'clock
in the afternoon, on the premises, tnear Cassvile,)
will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property OF Samuel :lfford.
deceased, situate in Harrison comfy, Ohio; vizs
part Of the SOUTH East quarter OF section No three,
(3iTOwowLship No. eleven, I'D Range No. six,
(6 in the Steubenvile land district Bounded as
follows commencing at the southeast corner Of
said quarter section: thence north twenty eight
rods and twelve feet to a stone; thence south.we
hiryfour rods to stone; thence southeast twen.
lv.one rods to chestnut stump, on the corner Of
the lands o { John Mitchell, and the heirs OF MIN.
rod Wagers; thence east twenty three rods and six
'eetto the place OF beginning, containing four acres
more or less. And siSo the following tract of laud
in the State, county, and and--district aforesaid,
and being part of the southwest quarter of sec
tlon No, thirv-three t33,in Township No. tl0) and
range No, five, (5) contained within the following
stone at the southwest corner oil said section;
thence outh SO Q east Sc perches 10 post; thence
north :, east IA 3 perches TO post thence north
$50 west Sc perches TO post on The section line.
an Elm ID inches. south 62h ., east 50 links, an
Elm l2 inches, North 24o. east12o links; thence
south o.w 10 H,3 perchos to the heglnning.c,n-
tanning twenty-six acres. 10 be sold Tree OF dow.
er, The first mentioned tract appraised at ono
bundred and forty dollars; the tecoRd tract at six
hundred and twenty .iour dollars.
Terms OF sale, oue-half down, balance In ono
>F' EDWARD C CLlFFORD, Executor of will Of
SAMUEL CLIFFORD, Deceased.F VI
Nov. 9, seat r.l I, Y ]. ...
LNKESH Teas Of Superior flavor, tor sale 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30

6rGoT. Weller has appointed hon. H. P.
Ham, formerly Of Kentucky. to fll the vacan-
cy in the Senate, occasioned by the death OF
Broderick. We hope the next California Leg
islature will return Gov. Weller to the Senate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30

0ST0ne of the best fellows 10 the country
James NJ. Nash, Esq, has become local editor
of the Cleveland National Democrat. Success to
tho Dsr,eyrt and James too.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
Prices Reduced $500.

| UST received ll0 Double Reversible Wool
y Shawls, latest style and most desirable patterns
and for sale at $500 less than we sold the same
goods two weeks since. Also, choice lot OF beau
iiul Dress Silks, at from Is I" 20 cents less tho
those we bought four weeks since, ut .t
STONE & THOMAS Beehive Store
Nov. %, l959-2n. Wheel ing, Va.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30

WHAT WEBSTER SAID The cause OF the ex.
element which has so long disturbed the coun.
try, and produced such sad results at Harper's
Ferry was we'll described by Daniel Webster
in the United States Senate. He said:
"Now, Sir, this prejudice has heen produced
by the incessant irritation of Abolition doc
trines, by Abolition presses and abolition lee
lures on the common mind. No drum head in
the longest days march was ever more incess
antlv beaten than the feeling Of the public in
certain parts of the North. They have been
beaten every month, and every week, and every
day. by the din ard roll and rub-a dub Of Abo
liton presses and abolition lecturers. and that
ii is which has created these prejudices.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30

A MOTHERS GnAvE,--An exchange contains
the following:
John G. Fremont headed the list ofsubscrb-
ers in California to the monument to the late
Senator Broderick. He gives $500.
The Charleston Courier adds the following
statement, brief but what volume of crushing
rebuke does it contain:
The mother of John G. Fremont was inter
red in this city, and her grave, we believe, is
not marked.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
New York Cattle Market Report f. +
the week ending Nov. 23.

Total number Of Beeyes received in the city
this week, 4,200. This is 1851 head less than
last week, and $40 head more than that of last
year. The average number at each Wednesday
market last year was 2,782 bead, while the
number to day being 2,99l shows 209 head
more than the average and 974 head less than
this day week
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30

0TOld John Browns brother, Jeremiah,
visited Cleveland recently, in search Of proof Of
old Johns insanity.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
COngreSS

Meets next Monday. Members are already TO-
ginning to arrive in Washington in large num-
6ers. Mr.. Bingham, We understand, left for
that city, yesterday. NOparty havings major.
ity 10 the House Of Representatives, it is doubt.
iul whether that body can be organised 0r
some time. vi
We have secured the services Of an excellent
correspondent in that city, who win inform our
readers Of all that trauspiros IN the Federal City
Sec his letters in this weeks Senlinel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30

IN FULL FELLOWSHIP The Chicago Demo
crat a staunch, leading Republican paper, is like
many others taking strong grounds in favor Of
Ossawattomie Brown and his aders and comes
down on those republicans who attempt to
dodge their connection with the affair. Mark
what that journal says:
This cry of hunting the party used to alarm
u.s. We used to see its ghosts at nights, but
now we care only for principles to lead US; and
there is nothing that old Ossawattomie Brown
can do will throw the least spot or blemsh up
on those principles. We saw success to old
Brown, and let no true republican dI'own him.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
Attachment Notice.

David Pfoats. Plaintiff, ! before W Il, Nc,
vs.. ID Gavrnn, Justice ol
John shsler, defendant the Peace Of North Tp j.
Harrison county. Ohio, On the Let day OF Ncvember
A. 1859, SAID Justice ISIS ued an order OF attach.
nent in the above action, tor the sum Of seven dol
lara and seventy.fye cents. r t
DAV D h4PFOUTS.
Nov. %, ls59-3t. mark.
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The Harmony that exists among
The Brown Repubticnn

Among the Brown Republicans there are
them striving for notoriety only, as there is
no possible chance Of electing man OF that
stripe Notwithstanding there is no probabili-
ty of an election still the feud among them is
great. Each aspirant has an organ or two
which does nothing but sing 'tedeetm8" to their
favoFite, and abuse every other man who az
pears to be in the road of their master.
Gov. Chase, Of Ohio, who is dcing every thing
he can to secure the nomination ofthe browns"
for the office of President, has an organ, which
for toadyism to its master, and abuse ofhis op-
ponents, can't be excelled. We allude to the
Ohio State journal, edited by one "Cooke."--
This editor hears that Hon. Edward Bates, oi
Missouri. would have no objection to being the
candidate Of the Browns" for the Presidency,
and for that presumption, this man Cooke
thus pitches into and ri1cucs him. Our read.
ers can learn by reading it, the beautiful harmo-
ny which exists among the browns" We
give the J0urAals article entire:--
Eurcka!
The thing is found! 0, joy, bliss, rapture
! What?
republican candidate for the presidency
| Heavens! is that all? they are as plenty as
blackberrics!
But national candidate! think Of that. moth
ing sectional about HIM! -
Natonall is he in favor ofslavery?
Not he, thinks it a curse, bad, socially, NOR
ally and politically, and bound to 60 up.
Does be hold that the Constitution carries it
into the territories?
Not bit Of it; defes Dred Scott and the
Supreme Court to carry slavery one foot beyond
the reach of local law; declares freedom nation
al and slavery sectional; and lis unalterahly op-
posed to its extension into territories already
| free"
Does he think slave property is entitled to
the same protection by the Constitution as 9TH
er property?
Bless you, mol He says the distinction is as
old as the government; was incorporated in the
original compact; is nor only just, but bene-
fit especially to the South.
What does he think will be the end Of the
thing?
Why he says it is liable toparties, commo
tions instructions. massaeres, and bloody rev.
Ohi coo, C,orritt Sritb,
Cerr;tt sm;thi He is an abo,ition;st Do
von tb;nk The sonth world stand an aboI;tonist
condidatep 1bev would sniff tbe TTnion f,st
No no a trulv national man! his rlatform is
the Constitution he saws slavery is doomed Inv
The Irresistible law ofnat;on,. l. ";nneIlcd by
hat nower which brings The fines and SEASONS
tn tbr;r an,oin,cd course y and the consum,na.
t;on of freedom is ";ncvitabIe."
| Az 80 con. ,hnt,e ca,ord a,5 lie ;.o
pressible conflict; he's your national discovery
Seward! too sectional; would sink the party
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30

t1T We sincerely hope that the following
paragraph from last weeks cadiz Republican
Douglas and Fornsy seem about to part, the
iormer going back to the pro-slayerv democra.
cy, and the latter coming to the Republicans.
The Douglas organ at Chicago has lately attack
ed Forney as no democrat and disorganizer,
and as governed in his political course BY sor.
did motives. frzr .,a7
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
Dinrance


UlFerence, 1,6I4
So me may safely admit there are 1,614 hon
est Abolitionists in Ohio, who will not consent
to stultify themselvesby voting for an ex-slave-
holder for Judge.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
Tobacco and Ciuars.

~ EoRGE d WILSON have the best assortn ent
u Of Fine and Common Tohaccos, Cigars ana
fs ever offered In this market Ca II and L ee
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
QUOTATIONS.,
Some extra good beeyes may be

quoted at lV12c.
The general average the market 8 O.
The most Of the sales range from 6I5 @9c.
BEEF CATTLE. The morning Of the opening
day of the market was about as unpromising
for outdoor business as we have had this year.
A driving north east rainstorm had prevailed
all night, and continued up 10 10 o'clock, ma
king the yards muddy and uncomfortable, and
giving the stock rough and pnched up appear
ance so that the buyers generally estimated
weights at less than sellers were willing to ac.
cept; and up to the time it partially cleared off,
very few cattle were sold, the asking price be-
ing generally about half cent a pound for the
net weight of beef higher than week ago for
all first class cattle, at which small portion
were sold; but as general thing the market
was dull, and sales very slow at the advance,
while for all but the best cattle we could not
SEQ any indications OF an improvement in the
market, notwithstanding the number yarded
was less than $500, and with fair prospect
that the total for the whole city would foot up
this week more than thousand head less than
last week.
1t is pleasant to be able tu state that there is
a very visible improvement in the quality Of
Beef Cattle in market this week over that Of
any of the previous ten weeks or moro. A
good many of the cattle are really well fed
beeves, and some whole droves OF Western cat
tie bear unmistakable evidence of having been
made familiar with the fact that the West, as q
general thing, has good corn crop this season.
Therefore the advance Of price is due as much
to the quality as to anything else.- Tribune.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
Hogs

In their movements seem to puzzle operators.
The receipts are light, and buyers seem to be
quite unsettled as to the policy of paying the
advance figures again insisted on, and yet anx-
ous to be at work on stock and making heavy
expenses available for some purpose. There
seems to be some danger, if figures keep up so
we'll, lest there should be enough involved in
the interest of the high price party to hold the
market up throughout the season, and the con-
sequences of repetition Of last seasons bust
ness brought again on operators. But there
ought certainly be enough of sound instruction
derived from that to keep the temperature Of
the excitement within reasonable bounds, and
keep packers assured that the Pork is in the
country, in some shape or other, to satisfy all
the trade that may be anticipated in the regu-
lar course of business, and that the meats must
be marketed even il they cunt get the hogs.
IN Green Meats there were transactions at
6A @6,85.l0o or sides and ~ for hams, up to
this euening, the receipts Of LEGS since Sept.
lst so far as have been o6 2l3; of these say to
the 9Th inst s2S, ,730 bead are properly not 10
be included in packing statctics which leaves
as receipts to be packed 81, 483 head, against
i35,346 head to the Same time in 1853.
The prices compare as follo9s: Nov 9th,
1868 s6.40@6,7o; Nov. 90 b, 1853 S5s5@6..
25.--Csn. Commercial 2etk inst. ''T \,
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Gin alter gefonnter.

Nenrif; rf9leid er muete, RAP irine Ginterfrruna
njdbt lanae bauern mirre, fnirIhte bod pcr Grimm
NIT ben 3dbnen uno rittrIe ;prpiD an Der 3tiir cir
htnttr tbm Her6loiIen mprben mar Nittt Die Serau-
bnn9 etner 0rebft mar rs rie i'm 10 Gff.ja amfreate
lrnrern bic tan9e SeicraniB, Rep rer @crrat6 Sy.
branbS 9ein9en tSnne rnp rann lein Gruoer G5ysy
bert unO Seirn @enchen in Die 6dnoe iDrer ertittcr.
ten 6einbe uno Serfclser falen mirpen gBeld tran
RIGGS S@idial tanb ibnen in rieIem Safe tescr. Gs
mubte jeren preis Yerbiitst werpen, unr nun mar
er er, welher aaein marnen belfen unb Die @efabr
aus Gem Ee8e rIumen fOnnc, Elm biIfloier unp p6n
m"dtt9er @tfan9ener. 3rar bate er feline Stmcltrr
WArtba tenadritbti9t mas 5unGhit qetban merpen
mulie, abfr Nfartba mar nur elm ifmnttes MGp6en,
taueno StnSerniiie tUnnten fb ibr in ren g8eo el,
len, UNI, o69lei& treu nnp furtbtus, ME er lsltf
Te9Its es tbr cod prlet an Der nGt6i9en Strait unp
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1eeiusunstn.

Ter .,TusrtArr" srihfint isrea 5uarahenh. um Sase
jibtiHea GutfrirpnspTsis ron 30 in @oraRS;afIuns
rpsr 25 9t&. MSnat idbIbar ern rrr 3Taay. ans
wdyttas Abraasnten teben cen Sraq oen Sedusatks
(petegaS 80 asfdaiea snulenstn. Ia
@nfirrtsnee 9tilrdss aao Wititsupaen mtrecn eanbu
entSflsEsfneHn,sn uRo aui Strlanaen spnprirt.
aEsysata SttsRHImahunaeu atey Sri ptrfcr inter
felGenetn Se5asiu0ea 1efasnpmn!cn: Snmaas ginTuds
una tircS SaHarse 40 Srsn rctr ptnisr siietn sincn
Suarc) so Gts., apeimaec Giurlddue 7 Cts. uRb fir
iccts wsitsre n 25 @S. ibtItr 0jefhdftSIn;eerR
ben fur Sl2 in baSi6srliicy SrrauS;ahuns apfS
G'r0Fere auSti9en wcresu rereaInifmaBis serctrnt
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egarf)Iles mo trru.
Cine GrSdDIuns ven 6ran, SrFutartn.
(6riIci'uns,)


Gt 70 = barn hots ia mid nIic actluIht |!
laatr @trriu. mir mars, ais rt itt rcu 9aut
siuer fremren Stimme sernpnmsn bitte ge
piro plo Nai.betn cintr Srepftan;r gcuten irin.
s8eiter peun aGettrr. die 8lutb ltDcnt ,bcn
bsraufiutrmmeu.
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Strrdt rutftrnt MAR, iprans Nartba pom Souce
in bic 6ttt, nuf cru iir iid tein, rritrn eauir
pen MrriuS Gimme nicecr9rpc.fcn bate -
cine 2,it, rie br, lpje mir irbcu, YcniiGnpia ges
sIiidt mar = uno Icgtr nit lIiittisen Sstrittsn
etC turic Strcdf, wel6e lie nod pon ieltsu ganps
trenntr, surif. Dir ihmaIe Npnrfthct irGmte
9tht eeHug aus, um fe rir Druaniere IebeH ,u
laiIen, bic ibr init ben aeIauscnen 8raeer nm
stna adsja SGritt serauS partn. Ginigs Au-
9eutlife Sb9rrte lie - baun laBtc fic ibren 9nt,
lthlub, uno iclste Sen Gjrgu,bsamtrR anS otni
SuBs. iucem lir rie 91rrts sol ifb bin nurmeEtt
SD mHf eor p sn, jeben, irrbin fir ihn trin9cn.
Die j5abne nuBnjtrbsn, lit morgrn nod 3sit
9enua.
Shmrj9ruo i;hrittcn tie Cpuancrs nit ii.
rem c5efau0cucr cine Strrfe am Sccufer cnt.
lang. mdnottH h rann rShtS une errehtcn
na4 batbititnriAer 9Ganperuns Gin 6ilhcrprrf
no ric G5re !jb:amttn ibrr Statirn buttsn. un-
icr Nsinrih muroc in bas HGahtbous ecfibrt
unp 0np bier pcn &apjtIu 1anYillc, mclhrr
nidt rhnc &nmnur run9 zen iuseurltben 0je<
idn9tnsn in GmpGn9 nabm.
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sanse Srute Sbre5 StreiBusee?
Gtr Niorin antrcrteu tpuntc, nabm ]1Cinrid
fed rca gGprt. !3rrr &apitGn, la9tc CT, ih babe
Sll9e utcr Sbrtn llhtrr9ctcucn ;u ibren
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men, MIDI nit Snidcu 9etuurrn unp nit Gjce
matt hierbcr aeitIeppt, ctne pnB ith eeo aering
ten &cr9sbemS ibnlris Bin. SA perlangs, eob
MCniisur Mcrin iur lein 9rwaItinmeS unp ei-
genm1htges &ernbren 9eitrait mcrpe.
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9r9nete Ter &apjtln lGhrIno uup niht rbne
9Soblgelalcu an prm butlbcn teden &naten,
Der 10 rreilt unp fnr6tps epr ibm Itaup. 9Gir
muIen autl Mprin hGreu. gSas lit nit ibm
@cril? 9GaS batem Sir iir &lnse sesen ben
iun9en Wenihcn su Iibrcn?
@r 1T Elm !1clferebelfer cer 9aItcr, meim Ra=
fit1n entge9nete Morin RAID. gGir bAbcn ion
er9riftn, ais er auf ptr Surgruine Gin Sisnal-
feuer an;Inecte.
llnp Die Yahcr Ieltfs frasts Der 6apitIn
baitig. Sinp iie or rifen?
OaS niAt, men RapitIn; abcr ra5 6euer
mar pa unr mir l6lttten es aus.
9Brld9e Stcrbeit, ricf Sapitan Oaneiae. S3ar
eS ptrfiA Gin Si9naicuer, 10 mubten Sis es
untsr allen llmlt1uesR brennen laIcu unp zen
Grfrl9 abwarten. @trr i'd CLAUDE, sic t6ulhrn
lia unp linp i'm Srrtbum. Oielrr iunse Mrnih
TT ia nur nod elm Sinb, unp miro lhwcrlitt
oaS &ertrauen irnsr Scute senisBen GbOrbeit.
0forin ftanO ein wtni9 serbIuft pa unp bIidtc
an9Itlitb anf leinen Gjefdbrten Sptrann, ais oh
or brt rieIem 8atb uno SIlfe iut,, II wcae Sy
branO Iteb i'm aud niht i'm St@, iOnpern laste
falttIiti9:
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s. sSobrasaaa9e
The German ADVERTISERS,

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per An
mum, payable IN advance,
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFi;E: 14S MAIN STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

EDucAT1oNAL.-We refer parents and guardians to
the advertisement Of the !" Marshall Institute"
located at Spring Hill, five miles and half from the
city of Mobile. This institution is under the direc-
tion of W. T. Walthall, ESD, gentleman of large
attainments and long familiarity with the theory and
practice of teaching and to whose ability and energy
the cause of popular education is much indebted, he
having been for length of time Superintendent of
the Public Schools OF the city and county of Mobile,
which are organized on an extended system, and to
which post he elected from the practical sphere
Of Principal of the Barton Academy in that city The
Marshall Institute is delightfully."- situated combining
every advantage of health accessibility and delight
full surroundings while the buildings are spacious
and commodous. The air of Spring Hill is so noted
for bracng salubrity as to render it favorte place
of summer residence, and the physical and mental
welfare Of girls will be alike assured by placing them
in the Marshall Institute. 1t will be that the
Principal proposes to visit New Orleans on the 26th
and may be seen at the St. Louis Hotel.
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Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs

DIR. @. P. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation and Medical Va
Dor now we'll the only reliable and philosophical
eectng in those extreme and desperate
which the ordinary rules of practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough all Chronic and Functional Diseases BY
means of vergnes Electro Chemical Baths, Galvanm and
Electro Magnetism.
Throat Lungs unable visit the city who desire
sutaon Questions has been prepared and will be for
warded on application to DR.. c.,
No. LAG ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhanp Apparatus Medicines forwarded according to
the descriptions received in each particular
RaPatients frem the country be accommodated With
rooms at the Institute n10 2p6m6W
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AMUsEMEnrs THIS EVENING.

ODD FELLows' HALL-Grand concert by Arthur
Napoleon, Herr Dochler, Sgnorina Carroll and Miss
Haywood.
CONCERT HALL.-Exhibition of the Arctic Pano-
rama of DR.. Kane's voyage in search Of Sir John
Franklin, with relics Of the expedition.
THE VAR1Er1Es.-The comedy "Town and Coun-
try" will be performed by Messrs. Jordan, Daven-
port, Mark Smith, Halland Briggs, Plunkett, Morris
Mrs. Boyce, Miss A. Graham, and others; followed
by pas de trois and the farce, " The Two Thomp'
sons," with John Owens as one of 'em.
THE AMPHIrHEATER.-TheM Marsh Juveniles will
perform the musical burlesque Beauty and the
Beast" and the drama The Bottle Imp "a great
bill.
THE Sr. CHARLEs.-The Ravels will bring out, first
time in this city, PORTO, or the Mischievous Ape" "
both Gabriel and FRANCOIS appearing; " The Four
Lovers" both do, and the ballet entitled " The
Prima Donna,
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j. T. Hammond,

IL II. Rk0nl11lOn0s
ENGRAvER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. 0 Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully soc orders in the above named departments
of art
DIPLOMAS STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills Of Exchange Checks Promissory Notes.
etc. embeished with original designs engraved
steel and printed in style unequaled IN the South.
obtained facilities for doing description Of work
sone particularly refers to the style recently intro
duced combining the elegance Engraving with the
cheapness hogaphy and particularly adapted to Bills Of
Exchange, Checks, Account Sales Bill Heads fine Labels
etc, ETC., etc.
Being the only Engrayer Pictorial subjects steel
per in the others requiring Portraits Land
scape Book Illustrations etc. etc., requested to examine
his specimens and will add that orders in the finer and
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and not sent to the Norh is the practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI
TATIONS, Engraved and Printed in every style punctua
and at short notice.
COURT. LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS, Designed,
graved and and Furnished with press ,de etc.
4 A1 9n1
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ELECTION DIRECTORS JACKSON RAILRoAD-Stock-
holders will bear in mind that to day election for
the choice of eighteen Directors of the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company will
be held at the Office opposite Lafayette Square, .he
polls to be kept open from o'clock until 8, :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

CONCERT To.N1GHr.-Tonig young Arthur Ma
poleon, the eminent pianist will give grand con-
cert at Odd Fellows Hall, assisted by Herr Doehler,
the volinist, and Signorina Carroll and Miss Hey
wood, vocaists The first Of these ladies is said to
possess soprano voice of great power, melody and
exquisite cultivation and the reputation of the latter
as contrato singer is of confirmed standing. The
programme is selected with taste aud will doubtless
furnish excellent entertainment to those present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

The New OPERA HoUsE.-On Friday night last
the choice Of the most eligible seats of the new opera
house were sold at auction, and considerable pro-
portion Of the house, including all the latticed boxes
in the first circle, went at aggregate premium Of
$4,000 over the regular subscription price of ad
nilsson for the season.