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DIED.

denoe ot- uis LTvthcr III Centre Township, AHpRkw
T., second son of Anirsw aud Abigail Ersiine, aged
- years and one mSnth.
-fe, men had more friends aud less eriuIics.
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srg- The public, debt of the Canadian
60, ernment, since TIE union of THE two
PROVINCES, has risch.froln $4,000, 600 to S6O,.
000, 600. ~ j ~ 81
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For sale by LEIGH d CARLsTEDT.
jel3-d& WIN
II Az. SCHOOL OF TINE U.V9T.RG
IL SITY AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS


II Nv SCHOOL OF THE U.V1V.E1-
IL sITY AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
The Instructors In this School are:
HoS. JOEL PARKER, LID, Royale Professor.
Hon. THEorHILus PARSONS, LID, Dane Pro-
fcssor.
HoS. EMORY wAsHbURx, LID, University Pro.
fessor.
The Course of Instruction embraces the various
branches Of the Common Law and Of Equity, Adj
miralty, Commercial, international, and Constitu.
tionsl Law ard the Jurisprudence of the United
States The Law Library consists of about Il 900
volumes, aud rs new works sppear they ere added,
and every effort Ia made to render IL complete
Instruction in given by oral lectures and expo
sitions, land by recitations and examinations in
connection with theuIl Of which there are 10 every
week. Two Moot Courts are also holden In each
week, at each Of which cause previously given ont
10 argued by four students, and an opinion dely-
cred by the Presiding Instructor. Rooms and other
facilities also provided for the Club Courts and
an Assembly is held weekly. for practice In debate
and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law
and proceedings.
students may enter the School any stage of their
the commencement Of either term, or In the mid
die, other part Of the term.
They at liberty to elect what studies they will
pursue, according 10 their view Of their wants
and attachments.
Tho Acadsmicai year. which commences ON Thurs.
day, six weeks after the third Wednesday in July,
is divided into two terms Of twenty weeks each,
with vacation Of six weeks at the end Of each term
During the winter vacation, the Library Is open
ed, warmed aud lighted, Cor the use Of the members
Of the School.
The Exercises Of the next Term will commence
on MONDAY, September 9Th, 1859.
Applications for admission, or for catalogues, or
any further Information, may be made either OF
the Professors at Cambridge. ~
CANBRIpoE, Msss., July Is, so. aug5
DOARD OF EQU.ALI Z.ATI O-N:-The
IL Common Council Of the City Of Evansville
met as . Roard Of Equalization on the sth day Of
August, 1859, at the City Council Chamber, for the
purpose of cqualizing all assessments made upon
real estate personal property within the corpo-
rate lpts Of the city Of Evansville aud will con.
tnue IN session from day TO day, until all Assess
ments shall have been equalized. tsEFEFF
AL tax payers are hereby requested 10 call and
examine their respective assessments, during the
intermissiops Of the session of said Board and II
they ind cause Of complaint in such assessment TO
present such grievance for adjustment. BY order
Of Council. Attest: - ~ -
augl2-lw p. BURKE, CITY Clerk
(SSFRE6. SUG.AR, .MOLAssBs, &c.
u $50 bags Rio Coffee,
so pockets Java Coffee,
so hhds N. o. Sugar
% bbls GRID, Loaf, Il Pow'd Sn.Sar
los bbis Reboiled Moissses,
zoo pkgs assorted Teas,
bales Clovss just received "
I auglS e. 8. BABCoGK.
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HsS- A shrewd operation to evade the
liquor law has been carried on forsom time
past afew miles from West Kilingly, on the
borders OH Connecticut and Rhode Island.
There has been built Shop, one side rest
ing OF, Connecticut soil, and the other part
IN Rhode Island When the officers of Con
necticut approach the contraband article is
moved across tn shop, which makes it rest
in Rhode Island, and vice versa.
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SyE.sTR.mR.s'T OF c0.uP Il W.

SyT.aTR.ME.N.T OF CO.uP n .N'y,s
~ ASSETS, AUGUST /. 1852 -
Cash on hank and in Bank ,059 %
Cash in the hands Of Agents. 81 ,4s3 81
-SI 3,542 30
Real Estate unincumbered ................ G,5O0 90
Loans secured by Mortgage ON unen-
numbered Real Estate "a l50 O0
Loans amply secured by pledge Of Stocks, aus 4 ~
Bonds, bi,25D OO
so shares u. s. Trust Co.. r.Hr -
Stock, New York......s5.oO0 S5.750is--ft p
200 shares American EX. GtE. -
Bank Stock, Y......20,000 20,CO
200 shares Metropolitan
Bank stock, n -. 20,000 u 500
200 shares Bank Of Com
merce Stock, n Y...20,mO cocoa
I5oshares Continental BIZ s,.,. "a (. ss..y-.
Stock. Y.........-..l5,o00 l5,IJO
200 shares Merchants Ex -r.-
Stock, N Y..--..........lO,OO0 10000
AIS shares CT Merchants
Stock, n Y..........-.-1O,7Oo l2,l9s
500 shares Phoenix Stock, p thS
Recommendation ll,.Uo 20
100 shares Ocean Stock,
Y............... 1900 l,SW
800 shares Far d Mech's .i+...
Stock, Hartford ....... q, 600 "a sea
200 shares Phoenix Stock, 8 ID f-F--
Hartford .................20,0 900 20,t00
200 shares Mer. d Manu-
fac'rs St'k, Hartford.20,0C0 2l,000
loo shares !Etna Stock,
Hartford 900 2l,GOO
l95 shares City Stock,
Hartford ..................lT,JoO 2O,bp
$50 shares Mercantile Stk, -s
Hartford .............-...15,0e0 1910 go .
Ito shares State Stock, a. a- .ar
Hartford =. ............ II 900 1920 -
% shares Hartford Stock,
Hartford .....-..........f 2,5U0 $3.50
30 shares of Connecticut
River. St'S. Hartford. a.5no 1920
10 shaIes Hartford coun-
ty Stock, Hartford. 100 700
100 shares Citizens Bank
Stk, Waterbury, CT 1000 1850
81 shares Waterbury Stk,
Waterbury, Ct.......... 800 995
shares Stafford Stock ..--trff
Stafford, CT. ......... 400 4l2
| 100 shares Holyoke Water g.. '-- f- a' eH
Power, Mass ............. 10000 lO,l35 W
10 shares New Britain
Water Bonds. ........... 10000 IOGAb
10 shares G p e | X Il
Bonds .....................l o,OoO 7IOo
ssl6,5iO 90
Accumulated Interest on Loans............ $50 90
I,
Liabilities-Losses unadjusted and not
due :........................ 2s,7S6 81
1855. .. x l.. LOOMS, President.
IL. KKLLOGG, Secretary. ..0 ..
JOHN w. NEXSEN, Agent,
augl5 II Il. -. Evansville, Ind.
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~. The citizens Of Nashville, Tenn, are
preparing for a grand railroad Jubilee, in
celebration of the opening of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad TO Bowling Green.
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Greatest Book of the Ace

"There is a wonderful combination of native iaI-
ent of the first order in this truly National Work
N. Y. Daily Times.
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ED-Sf.S'TS, OILS, q S.sR.N'xSHR6-
~ 1000 kegs pure White Lead,
900 Kegs do do Zinc,
200 Ms pure English Red Lead,
- cans French White Zinc Gloss,
5n0 fbs English Patent Dryer
1000 fbs ass'd Paints-dry,
1000 cans do Paints in ell,
1890 extra Putty, in tin cans,
lO1 gallons Linseed Oil,
I cask No. Coach ysrnish.
I DO White Demar do,
I do No. Furniture do,
I TO Brown Japan do,
With full assortment OF Paint Scrubbing, White
wash Horse, aud Counter Brushes.
In~ RkRNncE
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"WO LOTS ROk S.lLR-THE SUB
scriber offers for sale two excellent Lots on
Third and Cherry streets. These lots are sdnlira-
bly, suited Tor residences or business purposes.
Terms easy. Apply to THOMAS MACER, at
Messrs Bement Nieles store. augls-2t
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HHRER EXHIBITIO.N' OF THE
II largest 3-nost beautiful stock OF Hats and
Caps open eiin Evansville. Come one and all
We will he pleased at all times 10 show our Goods
and sell them cheaper than the cheapest.
VAUT1ER & MARCONEIER,
septll 80 Main street.
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DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, WELL LOCATED AND vERY
convenient to business, At Auction.
BY J. d. WALTON.

Aucttoneef, o0bce ~ HaMk Plaza
THURSDAY, 18th Now, 1859, ~ n esesaaaK
= NJ NJ the 81 Charles Exchnnge, will be sold-4
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded By Csrses
let ae Apollo street, Mcipomene. 81 Charles date Nayp
and Terpschore <tTee measuring = feet 5nches front
ondele street by Ito feet in DEPTH between parallel
4 MODERN TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING. -
arranged wide hail. galleries in front rear breakfast
etc. extending 10 the Of the lot leased good
for S-per annlIn, until the 3lst October 1860.
Ey-TERMs-The purchaser will assume the payment Il
notes, each for Sl76 66Ss, dated - April 1850 payre
April 1850 and one payment AprL 1861 with per ~
$1,000 at two from day Of sale with per per
interest," and special mortgage and for the balance cA
-Aso-
TWO LOTS OF GROUND In the square bounded 81 q
Charles Gate Nayadesl street, Calliope Clio and Canae
streets, measuring each Is feet inches Cda
allel lines, running buck to alley in the rear X E
wide opening Clio street. with the improvements and bl
ings thereon consisting Of aE8s545gs58
TWO MODERN WELL BUILT, Two-sToRY FRANK
dwelling houses adjoining containing each par0rx uf
black Italian marble manies wide hall galleries ra
floor two large bed and cabinet in the main budn
and three and budfrE
the second floor there alley for each house opening
Charles street about feet wide This property il about
square from Iso Circle on the best side Of ST. Charla
directly on the line Of the Carolon and Lafayette Ral
and convenient TO the Apollo and PrvtAnia lines Of
and offers opportunity for safe investment. 49,
EITERMS-Onet third cash. balance yenss
notes OF the purchasers In equal nstallents bearing interest
per cent annu from day Of sAls maturity, ard ~
the property the property Be kept insured The
and the policies transferred to the vendor.
Act of sale before A. Aazuresu, Es. Notary Puhli - II
expense Of the purchasers. a4sa -
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oNE-sroRY AND ATTIC FRAME DWExL
ing House, suitable for a email family.
BY T. B. WALTON.
----7---- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAhk
THURsDAY. the 18th inst, q u eel.

THURSDAY. the 18th inst, - ~ s'elsek
NJ at the ". Charles Exchange, without w1 u
sold
LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District IN the sqaus
bounded by Apollo, Bacchus Philip and First streets
ing 80 feet front First street by depth Of 10 feet
and lines, which is substantial and attic f@
Dwelling and buildings complete and IN good repair
HJ-TERMS-The purchaser the Of tkeD
notes payable IS January 1850 SIS July 1850 IS Jsnasy
1851 each for S5 with interest from dsie maturity =
cent interest and per cent interest amer naW
until paid-SO0 IN cash. and the balance in the note Of DE
chaser payable year from the day of sale and bearing
cent interest and mortgage until final -
per cent interest the note after maturity not psctn
paid.
The buildings to be insured against the risk Of IRE BY t
chaser and the policy OF transferred
Act Of .ae before W. j. casseil Notary Public a the
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PetiftOn.

MEssRs EDroRs. Please give The accompanying petition
place your valuable paper This petition merely embodiee
feeling Carriers of this staple and other parties
generally niuo the petitioners petition circulating
among Planter couched in much forcbe language
receives universal wherever Public
only requires be right upon this matter will
like all great improvements Of the present age
popular. Respectfully,
+. BELCIiER,
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Gold Medal

GENUINE JOUVIN GLOVES,
At rs Cents a Pair!
Just received via New York GOO dozen Gloves the
afsctory Of Johvin Co, Paris
LADIES' ENGLAzED. ......,. at IS cent. a pair
GENTIEMES'S -. .......... at 81 a pair
The above called Sweden Gloves
presy for house by the celebrated firm of Jouvin
Paris Also received large and complete of ouvn
Co.'s KID GLOVES of all and colors Ladies
Gentlemen.
LION & PINSARD,
GA 2ptf 81 and Sc ROYAL street. corner Benyile
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gent of " Fassman's Tie. y

To the President and Members of Canbe.
New Orleans:
Conference.-The Undersigned, learning there u
abroad to the pupo that petition circulation asking
body establish uniform Il lbs. per bale all
iron bound cotton, would respectfully Represent
That the sanc,ionig such your would in this
age OF improvement be considered stain the bright com
erca escucheon Of New Orleans which of fiF and
right dealings would scarcely efiace from it.
In view of this ard the that the carrying interests which
represent would be materially protected by The adoption Of
iron a material fo binding and Of saving
the South millions annually annhiln,ei
VIC would therefore ask that should said petition before
you consideration that refuse luke favorable
published the world that you leave
teIest of commerce untrammeled by your actions.
would further immediate given
subject prevent the impression going
Orleans trying adopt arbitrary this
tsassedI c. B. CHURCH,
Memphis Packet Co.
Z. J. BOOKER,
Memphis md New Orleans Trade.
j. j. RAWLINS,
Memphis Packet Go.
ROBERTSON TOPP,
President NJ, and Ohio Railroad.
A. Il. IRWIN,
Memphis and New Orleans Packet Line.
SAML. TATE,
Memphis and Charleston Rairoad Co.
T. W. IRWIN,
Agen, Miss and Tenn Railroad.
FRANK WICKs,
Steamer Dan Boone.
T. p. LEATHERS,
Steamer Nstchez.
JIM. WHITE,
Steamer vicksburg.
ol2 Au+ a rair c, T
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PARTICULAR N0TICEs


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Elk aag g nhs
sa'Ds' ''' ''s':s 81 i;;'s es md
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Physicians and Surgeons TO serve ar hs ensuing s monih
S'' N''' ws .rsT,s s'ss ss,,,
: HEADQUARTERS Isr BRIGADE lsr D,vIs,es X: NJ,
4 ss-orasr No; 81. In obedisnee e DivIslon
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II Brigade formed 81 o'clock, punc
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nj g. Brigade Inspector.
b HEADauARrKRs WASHINGTON AKrrLLERy,l
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The Brigade line will be 81 o'clock NJ therefore
Attendance eel, Is necessary at the hour named
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL BAskisc CoxpAsY,3
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aad ssexe a a,.s AZ ~ H
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OFFICE or AGENCY ors r; RAmmoAD, q cossos ST.,
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res "a If receive for Stock T. onsi Fas
EGHpt
4hsp for " r. ca
s.; n. II. Carpenter A. S.; r. Carpiette r. 81 H. Booth
tt !! = + ksndlick & Y Allison 4: Q. Doian
osy Edward Boosl carie,ie ts" William
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dnctor; Cha- becbe Tyler; Peter Monsoon se2 "
49, ss Inad d,s, Friends ndery Of
kH s n eve na o ID. s NJ on the
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orr.fEFs- H Holland Fl Commando; F H Knapp,
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ReeSde s ii rsr os Sea
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Rxs.l Psas stsr r. No.
ssn aa s e. shf Free william
lett, C.. H. John II. Clark p. g.; VIM. H. Seaman r.
A. q W. C. Wilson, Ct. M Sd W; p. J. Christian. G..
n. ID W.; Anton Onergeld c.. NJ. LIST V 7. D. Van
Horn Treasurer; Chas W. Clark Secretary: Louis Hertz
BY order of the M. E.. H. p.
dis y CHAs. W. CLARK. sec'y
1ssssi NJ: &c.. t.s si7
GRDAn ESESiNG at O'clock in their Lodge Room at the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, Charles and
Perdo Streets Members of the Craft ratetnally invited
to attend.
orFrcERs-Wm: II. Stewart W. NJ; ". T. Purviance. w
w. g. COPELAND, J. W: VIM. Cooper, Treasurer: s. Outlet
Secretary Edwin Marks, d. j. H. Gennison, j. D. Jos
Chiliet, Tyler. as "
nsc q g g; F +. Lodge No. l3-Meet
GEO. Fl. SHOTWEII. N. G.
| i. A. BENDIXEE, v. G.
n. r LYLE Recording Secretary
y. DASlI.NA. Permanent Secretary.
HUGH STEWART. Treasurer. jyls tia6
ERg hoHgsy Ma LAG g. o. F. st.
Fellows Hall, at TX O'Clock Officers
S. l.. BUTLER n. G.
| GEO, T. SEARS, V. G.
| PETER WILLIAMS Recording Secretary.
\ n JAHAN. Permanent Secretary
y. r. WILCOX, Treasurer.
jyle
| HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY }
New Orleans, April q, 1884,
RJSpecfal Orders-The Was hfnE tOn Artil-
lery hereby ordered TO attend puncnaly the Regular Drill
OF the Company. on every THURSDAY EVENING, half
past o'clock. BY order of
H N. IsAAcsoN, First Serg't. a2a
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pARLOK TIAEATRICALS;
WINTER EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT
-Contnining-
Acting Proverbs Dramatic Charades Acting Charade or Draw
ing Room Pantonlimes Musical lsurlesqies
=..- Tableaux Yiyunts,
BY THE AUTHOR OF 1.-THE SOCIABLE,' "TIIE ST.
GRET OUT,''" MAGICIAN'S OWN BOOK, etc.
limo, Gilt Side and Back Illustrated with Descriptive Enav
ings and Diagrams.
Price, Seventy-Ffve Cents.
Published by DICK & FITZGERAI.D,
No. Is Ann street, n Y.
Also, for sale by all booksellers in this place.
Copies of the by mail receipt Seventy
Five Cents to address, free of postage. nj 9&lW
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Ladies!
MIR AND MRS. TROUBLE,
Having returned from PARIS with a SPLENDID STOCK
Of
NOV ELTIES,
will be ready fo the inspection patrons and Ladies'
generally,
HoEHAY, ocTOBER 81, 1889
D4- All Goods marked in plain figures.
A. TROUBLE,
65 Gate ID Royal street,
or 2pst between Bien.illo and Cont streets
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCI1UN SALES.
100 eAsEs sooTs SHOES AsD LOTS
BY z. ROGER & Co,
Auction Room, No. 2s Old Ievee street.
The her "a sasss o e. H. H. se ID A.
100 cases Boots Shoes Bosans comprising selse. asso
80 lot. .ea.onable Ready made Clothing.
40 dozen woslen under.hir.s
sa-rERMs-id5ersi, At saie. % 'sps' sag NJ
FURNITURE OF SEVEN wEII-FukNIsHED HOUSES
at auction.
By MONTGOMERY & SMITH.
r. NJ Montgomery, Auetionser
The % sn asss,en d s1,, VII 'a
of wearnhsd house. f'E's' Mirrors roekery etc.
New Furniture Office Furniture. new c,,..,r. ~,
'"s ss III :,
BOOKS. STATIONERY. Ete
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
R. ARsuELD Auctieneer.
Store s. st. Charles street.
aa ds;ST III z.y
ard in the sasns q he Fine
Useful Arts History Biography Travels, Voyages
CREDIT sALE-2s0 LOTS OF WINTER CLOTHING AND
White Shirt, Brown Drilling Drawers. etc.
BY BLACHE ds BEAUMONT,
Auction Rooms No. Il Chartres
i l sae Oh anst r c L. ss Al Al
be Sold -
go lots Of Extra Fine Clothing
Also
100 dozen American White Shirts.
30 dozen Brown Drilling Drawers.
-Also-
60 dozen Merino Shirts and Drawers.
nrTERNs-At sale. n3
FINE IMPORTED ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FUR
nture, Piano, Brussels Carpets, etc.
BY J. A. BEARD g. CO.,
| GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer,
z= Office No 80 Magazine street.
FRIDAY, the 4th inst, Mt half.past 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at No Clio street. between Esyades and
Apollo streets at the late residence T. Hancock ESQ viii
! be sold ~ ' 4'' -"
Fine imported Rosewood Parlor Furniture pieces Mahog
any Besteads Aim0irs Bureaus Tables Side
board Extension Table Mahogany and Chairs Mir
fof Mantei Ornaments Curtains Shades Csrpe;s
me oi Cloths China Glass and Crcckery WIRE Cooking
Stove, Kitchen Utensils, s' .e
| The Furniture etc. is new and mostly made order.
|
| One Erard Pcolo Piano.
BTERMs-Cash. NJ
| URE-FURNITURE-AT AUCTION on ac
count Of departure.
BY J. A. BEARD & CO., ..
GARpERR Auctfo
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A. TROUBLE,
AGENT FOR
r. BARRIE s CO.'S CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE
vvINIS,
Is Gate I'd ROYAL STREET,
o24 2rlM New Orleans
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Champagne.

Mr. A. TROUBLE is Sole Agent for the sale Of orders
for our WINE.
FIX. BARBE d CO., Reins.
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HENRY HOUSE, CORNER OF CRossMAN AND
IL FRONT LEVEE STREETS.
CHARLEY CURTIS his old friends and the public
he is again ready them at his old stand from which
he driven by fire time The building and the bar
but the LIQUORS of the oldest and best,
each days LUNCH comprises the makeabc served
mp style Charley will be home all day and
day, to all who call at the HENRY HOUSE. nj Ct
CHAS. II. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER IN
" SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES, real. ESTATE AND EX-
CHANGE,
No, rs CnrOndelet street,
oa II Between Common and Graviss
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o24 2ptf

Dr. George W. Smith,
DENTIST,
Having resumed his practice will attend to professional
gngements at his Office No. III CANAL STREET nearly OPP
posite Christ Church. iva 2ptf
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UNIVERSAL kNOWLEDGE-BOX.
THE CORNER CUPBOARD;
ACT S FOR 4 Err h DY.
BY TIE AUTHOR OF ENQUIRE WITHIN" THE
REASON WHY etc.
Large l2mb 400 pages Cloth Gilt Side and Back co.
illustrated with
Over Ono Thousand Engravings.
Embracing Facts aboutI Things not generally known II.
Things that ought Ill The consume
clothes wear house in and Facts from the Arts
and Sciences well from Literature, Manufacture
merce Anatomy Physiology the Garden and Field The whole
forming complete Encyclopedia Of Useful knowledge.
Whether in the Parlor the Kitchen, the Chamber the
Bodoir, 1t Home Abroad it may be very appropriately
called the
FAAtILY's READY ADVISER
Published by DICK Il FITZGERALD
No. Is Ann street N. Y.
Also, for sale by oil Booksellers in this place.
Copies h the above book any address, free of
postage, en- receipt OF One Dollar. nj 3tSltW
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WATER! WATER!!
CLEAR, PURE WATER.i
The subscriber is prepared furnish the public with his
HYDRAULIC SELF-CLEANING
FILTER,
with capacity furnish from FIVE GALLONS ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND PER DAYi
This Filter is unlike all other Filters it gets foul II
Is adapted to all purposes where fterng is required.
H1-For reerenceSt Charles and ST. Louis Hotels Carroll
ton Railroad Company Louisiana Sugar Refinery DR. Meciers
Canal street, and others in
re- Office No. 2Tchoupitoulas street
n F. RICE,
n3 If New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-03

DUBLIC NOTICE-OWNERs AND KEEPERS OF
Bar Rooms and GroF shops in the parish and city OF New
Orleans are hereby notified to close their establishments on
MONDAY the Ith nst the the General Elections,
der penalty of fine and imprisonment prescribed by law
Office Of the Superintendent Elections this Sd day No
Sember, 1859. JSO. L. LEWIS
n3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-03

Printing and Book-Bindin2.
Our Printing Office and Blank Book Msnuact DRY being
the premises having reenished with materials
and improvements and being under immediate control and
experience enables facilities in rendering satisfaction
our patrons Being fully supplied with every description of
stock prepared kind of work. in proper
manner, with expedition and reasonable terms
We solicit call and Stock Work pre-
vious to purchasing ordering
Il. G. STETSON & CO.,
General stationers, Printers and
Blank Book Manufacturers,
o24 2pl0t&WSt 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-03

rs Consfgnees of the following goods, to
order per ship ST. Patrick from Philadelphia Wilt please make
themselves known TO the dischargng clerk the leyee F.
casks and lot Of hollow f., casks box q bun
dies names and lot Of hollow g. in diamond Is boxes
g. Co., drsys wagon 4s wheebnrrows carts
and box otherwise they will be stored the risk aud
OF the owners thereof.
Oh s. JONES 4 co Of Gray;cr street.