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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-20

Mrs. B. IL. Clark, Physician, would resnectfuIIv
oner er services to the citizens Worcester SnecjGy
attention paid to MIDWIFERY, and all diseases of
women and Children Chronic Catarrh successGIlIy
of Myrtle, Worcester, Mass. dit p 1Ttrer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
TT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
OLD AND YOUNG
Affirm its Truth,

| PROFESSOR F00DS HAIR RESTORATIVE
s WI up e5y. nm1y the growth and color of the hair
fssy restore ne The Dsld VIII own oaa
nd ms s hair i sra me fret 9e @ Sc s and beautiful than
ns A"nsys AIT y posor
the following and judge N'''A
inc inc 5 ns SS - xe @
induced to use seme of your Hair Restorative, and its effects
70 repo.i,. S'' N"'' ''"'''''"'
Win little % sos head Sr @ ne @ had been perfectly
rey game off in eonseauenee when friend seeing his suffer
but TO to our SURPRISE and at M ali 90 o M tnd
ye5y few applications The disease entirely
G haS our boy na has sd es " scs M
's do ali hf'sy
OF the scalp and hair. We are yours, respectfully,
siRAM skR u hlGf!sR9BEhh I. GfaSfSa6Thhu.
Pref Wooanea Sir Ny hair had for several been
When s apR'S" p yS1 @ oil s
till within the last three weeks has its natural
produced By application Of oils Or any ohef preper
sos % %Isa & as % s
y Yo for Y the mp IS S ress" ssh q 3 the hair
of its performing ali that is eamsd for il WY N''''
DIS w., wElllsc1os, Mo-. Dec. 5, is57
who @ ssiss Z isa% aeed sf %ns
it. had the fever time last May nearly every hair
that feel others who are Afflicted Is have
the ss s Pro paSs
The in bottles of three . 'Aeos A. sFs
%si" r" n oa Sna small small holds oneh and Iea
hss Ion Sse s th hs .tge holds 40 in
n &, ss. woon CO. ropsoss 81 Broadway NsS York
n, ssd S good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,
At
a oDD FELLOWS HALL.

Prof. j. VEGAS most respectfully announce to his
~ friends and the public in general that his Dancing Acad
emy will be open for the season, ODD FELLOWS HAIL. on
the 18Th of October, when he trusts with the
liberal patronage before
The fashionable Quadrie DIES AMEs ately danced in The
highest circles in Paris and London newly introduced in
New York and Piadephia by Profs j. Martin and Al Dod
worth also the new and graceful quadle De La eour will
introduced this season.
Days Of tuition for Clden-Tnesays THURSDAYS and Saur
days from to O'Clock r. NJ
Ladies' GassTueslays Thursdays and SATURDAYS from 10
until IL O'Clock NJ
Genemens MONDAYS, Wednesdays Fridays from
until 10 o'clock, f. NJ.
day. ~
The popular CTIILDRENs FANCY BALLS will be given as
befofe--once every month.
re-. For Terms, apply Prof. Vegas, Odd Fellows Hail.
olQ4m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25

DRAYMEN-Woodrlh's Celebrated Horse Mule and
tie Ointment manufactured in New truly useful
Ointment successfully in all Of cuts scratches
hips quarter cracks founered and bad
saddle gals and in fact in all accidents that befa horses
mules or cattle where has damaged The
reputation of his useful and celebrated Ointment heconi
universal because 1t has been known
any of mentioned In Eastern cities of the
United Saes its efficacy is well KNOWN and highly appre
cnted used It, The bottom
This will establish the fact that this Is hubug
medicine This Ointment has been well tried before
the public and thousands Of wounds horses
and cattle had been cured and its efficacy fully established
thought of Offering this
public Planters Dssmen and stase Keepers their
bic Ointment Of that might deten hsc alpss tho
stable for months and them from endc those
makes within the limits Of mans and be had
the Drug Store OF Circus and ryier Town
aud country orders strictly attended
Refcenccs-S McIanclss Jersey City, D. Mace Boston;
D. McSlors H. Jones' Harne philadelphia
other weknown horsemen who have used this nmsnt
with uniform success NJ q d5 o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
BARoNNE STREET INF1Ra1ARr.

~ EYE AND EAR
Dr. DAVIS No Baronne whose in the treat
ment Of extreme of Deafness mperecons of vision and
other ailments of the Eye and Ear has been fully tested in New
Orleans trusts he may without mpropriety all
requiring surgical medical aid that his reputation shall b
maintained.
Robserve Hours for consultation upon the Eye Ear
o'clock to IL A. ~ ~ Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL STEAM BAKERY AT
suction offering fne opportunity for safe profitable
BY J. B. WALTON,

BY J. B. WALTON,
Aucioneer-OFice, 10 Bank Place
ATTTRDAY, = q q AK, Dec; 2, 1853, at II O'Clock M,
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND IN the surare bounded Inv Frank,
I'm Qae Benton) street. Clio Basin Whitc1 and aope
with tue improvements thereon designated Nos
o q and on plan drawn by L. H. Pile, Esq, City
Lot No measures 80 feet front street. by dent of
IA eef onces and lines parallel lines and forms
the rear Of the other four Iots. - ~
G No measures % feet front the projected line for the
jected line to the line. = s'~
The improvements consist Of
VII UT e. no o. fronting on Clio street twostory
dera susceptible Of immediate twoory frame nijd
ing fronting on Clio story sed connectiny Il
ne i,aker with sheds and outhouses they exist on No
RS-TERMs FOR LOTS Nos 5 and e-The purchaser ~ .
he OF two notes bearing
ana each for 81 60 able 18th aud 2st OF Ian
o ahu one on the 18th and 18th May bearing
not pnnctualy paid $3.50 balance In hs note ~
ne pafcnaser to his order with ner cent er A.,
mum interest from day of sale maturity per cent
| payment. 80 NF W 'e"se ui''ii niai
me buildings to be kept insured against the risk of FIRE Inv
purchaser and the policy transferred 10 the vendor
Lot No adjoins lot No. and feet front TN the
between parallel lines - = = - " 1st'A''
Lot No sadoins No T. has same front and ienth
Lot No adjons No. and forms corner of 1o and
Streets measures S feet 10 inches front on
FgTERMs FOR L6Ts Nos L and sMone1 1,aird R cash
balance at and from day of the notes the
purchasers to their order bearing interest at the rate Of
per cent per annum to maturity and cent thereafter
purchasers. - " ~ - i p " M ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" vERANDA BUILDING,
3l2 Old No. Camp street. between Poeyarre Caope st
Seventeenth Annual Session.

The Institution besns
the First Monday of September, 1859. a 4 -
The plan of instruction comprises general and
tenn Of education II offers advantages the acquisition
Of languages The French daily spoken the school, the
Modern Classics thoroughly analyzed
The location central and the spacious
well ventilated The school Is provided with library
the best musical Instruments and complete philosophical app
58
References nnumefabe. Among them the Alumne Il
this institution who among gems
Students admitted at any time during the session.
For further particulars, apply in by letter. At IL
Institution. II. b. DIMITRY, A. ",
President Of the Board
New Orleans August 1850 ausI&WU
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF VALUABLE
brick stores for division of intere.-Succassion Of j.
Bareli, deceased. - " a.
BY J. B. WALTON,
a.. Auctioneer-On6ce, 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, S;RD the % December. 1859, at 1s


BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ofhce, 10 Bank Place
SAI'URNDAY, al'IlE the q December. 1859, at 1a
CERTAIN LOT GROUND in he First pistrict M Of this
souas and Grayier having American measure 3 fee
side Poydas Of 81 and lines where Il nar
rows to width Of feet inches and lines with that
width to depth of @ feet the 10 Gravier street
together with the of alley IL feet running from the
dated the 9th of February s deposited the Office Of Hi
ary 81 oena ae N E. in this city with the building there
D. Morgan Co.. until the st of November 1860 for SlOO3
per annln. ' w. ~
Noe Dame streets, designated by the No on certain nan
known as the plan Beard deposited Office OF IL
and lines front New street and % feet INCHES and
lines on the line Of lot No 10 inches and lines
2 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the First District of
known j. A. Boards plan duly certified by Hugh Grant
Surveyor the 9Th January @ deposited in The ofce
II inches and lines front New street. q feet inches
front On Fulton street BY IL feet and depth on the
THREEsfoRY FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, with
the corner of Fulton and Lafayette streets, -
, IS -IERMS-One third cash balance and years in
inc notes Of the purchasers in equal instaments
order bearing day of sale to
maturity and thereafter punctnaly paid with
norgase on the property sold until final
ire and the policies transferred the until final
ment 1850 f-'
Acts Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public at the
mn
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM SToPPENHAGEN
BY TOURNE 81 THOMAS,
SUCCESSION OF PIERRE RIvIERE
BY TOURNE 81 THOMAS,

SUCCESSION OF PIERRE RIvIERE.
BY TOURNE 81 THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRsE, Auctioneer
-... ....g. Office 1l9 Common street.
sss e e. ID e sesa
Cont te Of Ne New opeans a. dated
%, ass ssed a5sa g ysa: s
GER, her child, aged about years 'eN's
Act g e sals before s. Magner Notary Public the
A L PRIVATE sALE-JuLIAN NEVILLE 4 CO,
Anetieneers offer at private sale the following RESI-
Pace obtained on appiea
Fourth District.
!. TWO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE on Louisiana Ave-
m hne near street Six rooms and oubudng Lo. IS
Lot IS By sn grounds nsaa sfR isn M
8. Elegant TWo-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on St. An
drew Coliseum Lot $50 by ls2-paned with choice
~. TW6:sroRY FRAME RESIDENCE on Philip, near
s Lot oa Washington @ near ssvaoe
ge boUBR SUB nRe FkaME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
near seeo.d Seven aud outbudngs Lot
COTTAGE HOUSE Annunciation near soroparu Lot
,sTWo-SToRY FRAME DWELLING on Branard, near
IL HsE Hanas ON Hpoo
SeePhhe Nine rooms and ou'buildings Lot 81 by 3 and
cum Fourth Lot aus By Dwelling contains nine nine
FssH R
s1s Is FL on saysaes
G is TwS siokT Ek1SE DWELLING on St Andrew, near
1a.e H. E.rznt sa, s tsW * l
JACKSON near Coliseum Lot ii feet jackson i2 with
n,l:' IA Fine NEW Two-sToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on
r1tP heaas SoTTAE RESIDENCE on jackson
r. Very I deabs Ss sps Es FmPloyfa FRME
Bouigny Nayades The dwengi most perfectly
'n RIas sf ON ay.se. near s,non
Avenue Lot 100 by 800 Grounds high cultivation
Grenyile Station Lot al by Depth with highly f m
~ 3 p. oNEsToRY COTTAGE on Camp, Delord. 30
81. THREE-sroRY BRICK RESIDENCE on carondelet
Two sfoRY FRAME HOUSE on Magazine near Erato
%. Fine Two.sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Robin, near
a TwosToRY K y BRICK HOUSE on NayAdes, near Cal
Is. Fine THREEsToRy BRICK RESIDENCE on St.
% san % s e b bRfcK IH THAI.
=, FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Camp, near rhslia.
IS 2s TTiREE7sroRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Magazine,
s3s,Jrs a. 81 Y hRIcK m RESIDENCE Euterpe
S IWosT6RY bk1ck RESIDENCE, on Annuncia,ion,
"tii ST. s T%osTSKY S y DonBLE FRAME RESIDENCE on
g. bouRE Iii Z FR%ME M DWELLING
Psat Rs on Constance near
sS sH Camp
a5 Elegant TWo.sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Coliseum
s. rwo-sT6kY q FRAME RESIDENCE on Camp, near
Poeyarre, containing Is rooms. f' ~ |
81. Fine TNO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE on An,o |
near Terpsiclsore. - fSS
IS Fine COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Polymnia street near
Nayades. '
Second District.
- 80; Fine BRICK RESIDENCE OH Bourbon street. near
Toulouse. '' ~
40 BEAIT1FII RESIDENCE Espanade, near Ton.
TfESGM GoGE nga on saya Road
Lot measures GO feet Bayou Road Espaae
with a depth of 325 feet. '
Third District.
AZ LARGE DOUBLE TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
on spanade Where Lot 81 feet front, by
depth OF 2l feet and front keereC EspanHde.
Also
great other properties and improved
ing Of Dwellings Warehouses; Stores and lots situated
III nc parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson. n24 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25

properly, the FoBfth District,
oisson Of in'efest--snecession of j. A. Bareii.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctfoneer, office 10 Bank P1ace
S NJ !, ~ 4 x6th Vow, 1859, at 12 O'Clock
EIsT " foloEug valuable described properly 70 VII
Foah y me square bounded by Washington venue
yeyor datea n ~ ~, on plan drawn BY Louis Pile City Sur
20 eet nce f ~ @dioin each other measure each
shes 'front.' on Washington Avcuue Nv dfh "a iii
eel Inches snd lines, psrnJJea Hr.r I u -.
me corner q Washington and Jersev
los NO. measures " feet inches front of -
enue by depth Of I feet 10 inches and ,ns son AZ
alleI lines. - A :" lsnes, between par-
Lot No IL measures a feet inch and line. f,ont ~
street. ny depth Of 55 feet inches and lines beee
Lot No. 10 measures 30 feet inch and line. y,ant ~ v.
street by depth Of 129 feet 10 inches Ines
be sold with the lot. s'' So 80 ~
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, In the Fourtp Tt..,,~t /,
this city In the bounded by ST. Charles ae Navaes
Pytania First and Philip Streets designated by the No IN
plan drawn by Louis Pile, City Surveyor dated Nov ab
1859 measuring 81 feet front Philip street. inch n
the by depth of 2S feet inches 81
Charles street. aud 20 feet inches and lines other side
nearest Prytania street.
TERMS-One third cash. balance two years In
the notes Of the purchasers in equal nstalmeDts
order bearing interest
maturity and thereafter, If puncfuaIly paid
with special mortgage the property sold
Acts Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public the
expense Of the purchasers MI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25


ens ishsi fin Il ~ All; s! Nd
the of the deep and the habits of the nny tribe in
quiet retreats where the nny tbe dsport amid the col
make aeconae advances in their mossy retreats or wan
through the owerbeds where the purple Epd
seria the pearl Chondas and the Coraia
present infinite variety to be rvaed in novelty and
aSs nSis s he a ne $ d
the necessity Of constantly changing the which thcy ~
confined In these Aquaria the water disturbed for yea
Fish breathe the air that is Incorporated within the water
orb the oxygen contains and throw off carhonc acid as
is stead This gas not removed quickly destroys animal
e although y the food Of vegetation II has recently
j. to evolve the upon which fish thrive cosqo
the carbonic acid which they emit When aquatic panfs
ually contribute to each others existence Each throws q
what the others inexoraby demands each derade
,s mas s E
s9ss ssstsS sssss e e
GRAND AouARIA, o. OCEAN AN3 RIVER GARDENS
Psss. sy nsds S e
ing the bows in Tic mammoth tank devoted to amphbous
A biMINUTIvE RAILROAD TRAIN, coursine sIopx -
THE FAMOUS GERMAN MECHANICAL ORCHESTRA
overtues and popular music with the capacity precision
irregular orchestra. 'Y3ag- ~
Al III &: NJ4S
sey beautiful piece of mechanism the perpey Of scea-
ifc and mechanical world. -
%Sss ssS
here alive last winter weighed $50 pounds Besides t
&p%ssfoH III HF # fSms cans. .d.
servants Is cents Iiserai arrangements with schools.
The Museum will be open day from 10 A. NJ to 10 r Il
T6e Meeaps, M p sa & day Il A.
z 3, =, 3, o, I, s. 9 and 10 o'clock. nl9 6k
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
owe THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD,

Lost or stolen near the Post Office, Wednesday, 2d inst
Book of Deposit with the Merchants Bank continuing Bill
of Exchange drawn by Walsh Smith Co. VIM s. Mount,
Cashier for four thousand dollars tpaymen which has
sopped and six each
be the Louisiana State Bank
Reward Of One Thousand Dollars will paid delivery
Of the book and contents the Merchants Bank and no ques
lions asked. -
n42 T. IT SIIJEY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25

BISHOPS IMPROVED DREDGEs.
| NEW ORLEANS November H. 1852
| The undersigned is now prepared to engage to open
| SAND, MUD, CLAY OR GRAVEL BARS,
| To any Required Width or Depth.
In any of the
RIVERS BAYoUs, LAKES OR HARBoRs IN THE
| UNITED STATES,
| More Efecually than any other Parties,
Or sell Rights to-
bishops Patent Improved Dredger."
Address CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, sec'y,
| MIG BOT Common and Magazine sts
CUCULLU & D'MEZA, DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND MoLAssEs,
Importers of Havana Produce
AND CIGARS,
oFFIcE-No 5sr. LOUIS STREET.
Constantly hand in lots suit purchasers Sugars Mo-
ases at the lowest market Also Cigars of the
select and choicest Havana Produce
~ ZpIl-on % CuCCLI.u & D'MEZA.
FLORIDA ARROW ROOT-EQUAL TO BER-
MuDA, AT HALF THE PRICE, for
fQDplNGS, BLANC NANCE,
CUsTARDS AND JELLIEs,
Just received and for sale 10 the Trade. by
Webster & Holiness
No. 81 Chartres street. Customhouse
Manufacturers Sole Depot for New Orleans
Also
FLORIDA ARROW ROOT STARCH,
Superior to all other.
Every Family. Hotel Restaurant should use them o26 Inn
l. b. WALTON,
- CITY AuGGnTIoNEEE,
md s and s.vss Agep Ds Gr the purchase
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.
Ths nndsrsfnsd duly licensed Aneons will give his
sns and bsmnrss
liz o The aa adsnas he I IN m
Sc sale and Of Real Estate having the
SS o as sPa M aensa % m ground
tres ST the city, with which kept record Of ali sales
MARX W Whose s me ri The 'aSsf Rss asiae M
s nas s weas
to s e f to parties requiring his services
TKoM RsnSn ta,.t 15e E3 wE ASp rAvoRA
E %@S lasS ' a Y st I Il ss Il city,
0sa ,s,. onnoaI,. 20 Is,,osspiISalas &, Y ST.,
sHFs oAEf aaS .5Ajs19, AAD ess @
ment always on hand and for sule low by o. ''
c. H. MOBILES,
oLg onl No. 9 New Basin.
WATER PIPE. WATER PIPE.
Five Hundred feet INCH CAST IRON WATER PIPE
for sale by d. c. LoWBER & CO.,
MI st 73 Camp street
CUNDRIEs IN STORE -
~ CLARETS-75 casks Ordinary.
SAUTERNE-70 casks :.
VINEGAR-lO bbls White.
APRICOTS-lO0 cases in Juice.
CHERRIES-lO0 in Brandy. |
FRUITS-50 cases in Brandy
ANISETTE-I0 imported.
For sale by S. D. GRArIAA CO., /
MI 50 tustomhouse st.
9ea S. RIES GIVES INSTRUCTION IN PIANO. |
S2{ Guitar FiOlin Flute and Drawing also in Ancient
E and Modern Languages. Residence, No. l19 St. Ann
49, street, New Orleans.
3 klEs was pupil of the most celebrated Professors and
ms own method of nstructng the abovenamed Sciences
ana complete short The best
ences givcn. Terms liberal. nl9 81
| AW ,NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC-
nce OF my profession and be found Office No. Is
Camp street. ~ " =
mylS ly NJ NJ REYNOLDS |
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25

CHAMPAGSE-cIIS. FARRE-i60o packages Sllery,
~ Cabinet and Imperial Wines landing ex-Shp Cumberland
For sale by S. ID. GRATIAA & Co,
MI 30 Customhouse street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF $4,000 GERMAN CIGARS.
BY D. e. MORPHY,

BY D. E. MoRPHY,
ArcrIoSEER.
WEDNNEss,D,sAlY1s 4 I, % the soth inst. at u O'Clock
Gayer street. viii le sold" A''fs '''n r. fs'hef NO. %
ssd sas
For terms and conditions, catalogues n22
IMPROVED REAL Hsaassss EsgAnE @ OF rH0s
..M BY J. A. BEARD 81 CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioncer,
Office, 81 Common street
q saSES 5 =
ans ad.s in & sSpdsd ID By
osepne depth 6 feet nehes ~ and tfs nes sef @ on
Tse soplss
ings, etc.
touas in The Fourth District lease extends to lie
sundry small book accounts which can he seen at the t
the suetenssr and will be exhibited
M i. purchaser Of the real estate 10
s sssPf a
Graa Notary for the balance Of The real per-
sale G. Latham Notary a, the expense of
TERRAIN AME1IoRG ete.--succEss1oN DE THOMAS
McGuire-No. l57S6
PAR j. A. BEARD & CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Encaneur,
Bureau, 81 Commune.
TEUDI, lie decembre 1859, n midi, q EIIotel
S - TErs TIafles 4 L se[a sa.ad,, veadn-
sine dams ilet borne par les Josephine Rousseau
sephine proonde 63 pieds IL pouces ct gne
entire Ignes paalIele, alntricaine fe' " '"|'
Les antliofaoB majson tres
autres batisses, etc.
AUST
lie bail u magasin fencognue jackson ct Tehou
ptolas dams IL uaeme District le dit bail expire
janvier 1862. 80 - -
Plnseus petits complies poe de pour
recours ct seront exposes la vente.
nay.coNDITIoNs-Laeqntreu du terrain by
Potheque sr h propTete de la de $IU0 porant
dinere dn le JUN 1850 lie dit hypoc1ue pardeYant
James Graham notaire pour la balance du
personnel, compliant.
Acte de vente pardevant Wn. G. Latham notae aux fras
de Iacduercsr. nj 2S d5 8
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM SToPPENHAGEN
BY TOURNE 9 THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRNE, Aactoneer.
Office, ll9 Common street.
w WEDSESDAY, Dec. II, 1859, ut 12 o'clock
w M at the ST. Charles Exchange, will be sold public
auction by virtue and in of order from the
r. H. Morgan Judge of the District Court of New
leans dated 9Th November 1853 success
sion viz:
LOUIS, aged about years. creole born good
cook. ' ~ ' e
BILL negro man. aged about Is years. subject rheuma-
' -
WILLIAM, alias BILL aged about IS years found in the
possession of the deceased but for which
has been as et discovered Will be sold therefore, without
guarantee of title ETC. >
NrTERMS-Cash.
Of sale before R. j. Kerr Notary Public the expense
OF the purchasers. MI 26 d3 III ID
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
q MADAME DeBAR,s DANCING AcAp-

EMY, No. 2i3 Baronne street, between Girod and Julia
a9as streets o.,,.n. 49,. .o.a.o.s.,,,. ,n,,..,
esT that the above Academy is open, where all the
~ Fashionable Dances will he taught.
Iadiessonday Wednesday and Friday from l0a to l21
and AZ 10 6ls.
ChldrcnTncday, Thursday and Saturday, from AZ 61s
p NJ.
Private Lessons-Tuesay Thursday and Saturday. from 0
to3is.
TERMS Ladies, $40 per month"; Children &c. payable nd
vance. Twelve lessons in the month";
nelar be her Academy any day. from
to A.. TO 6I5. n24 5n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
FREE FUEL.

Il,
Persons running Steam Engines have any quantity of
Gnon Seed Hulls. desirable article making
mere hauling Call at % and Is Joseph street. them
~ use. n22
1 tHATGAU GISCOURS-GENUINE-75 cases land
ing eN,shp ieaton, from the vineyards Pescatoe
sole proprietor. For sae by =
-, S. D. GRATIAA Co.
N-l 80 Cus.omhorse street
{ HAS. IT. NASH, BROKER. AND DEALER IN
soRIP, STOCK, NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND EX
CHANGE,
No. rs Carondelet street,
ool Y Between Common AMI Gravier
WILLIAMS d TUCKER
W 70 Mn SION MERCHA
JOSEPH s. WuLIAMs,} NV oprr.Ss
GEORGE W. TUCKER mvi7 Iv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
s-<r, .,.. ,-zr=zz-rzz7zz5s-, NEW ORLEANS, JACK
lSa3 Aff1 son AND GREAT NORTHERN
e3sss1assxxtt ~ 49, .SssS@S5sIs ~ r AILROAD.
1885,. Transportation Department 1850

Freight will received the Company Depot
Hope street to $3.50 r. NJ daily Sundays exceptea)
All freight intended transportation distinctly
marked with the initials of consgnee and place of es
freight will be received unless
established stations the line of the
Blank railroad receipts for freight be obtained
Depot Messrs Corson Armstrong;, street, by
those who wish to them.
The Company holds itself responsible for tho
shipped by the road which may by fire from the
time it recepted for ut stations the line until twelve hours
notice consgnees of its arrival the depot this
This Company, and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Line between New Orleans
York. having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between
Railroad Company for its account is discontinued and all
Express will be carried by the Adams Express
96 Camp
Agents Of the Railroad Company permitted receive
receipt for bank notes. specie ewely other express
They will be received by the Adams Express 9 Camp ST.
BENTLEY d. HASELI,
Chief Engineer and (ien'l Supt,
r. S. WILLIAMS,
p25 If Master of TRANSFORMATION
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
McCERREN. LANDRY {; co.'s ATayr1o
.ANDs... LANDS. LANDS. DS.LANDs.
SUGAR, COTTON AND CYPRESS LANDS

hundred and thousand acres of choice Sugar
and Cypress Lands for the parishes Of Cao
FsnI Wssh. ca.ahon Meehouse VIM oncorda
st. Martins s. Merys Point Coupee Fast and West Rst
honge Iberse Assumption, ST. James, ST John ST. Charies
Jefferson Iafourche and Terrebonne ' 49, S"'ie''
parties desiring to in the cultivation of
stu H. OF % 20 esabsh Yards or Saw mills .pecu-
aio Iiie above ahords opportunity investment
FOR maps and descriptions prices terms and ali other in
iofna1oh In regard to these lands apply 10
AcCERREN, LANDRY 4 CO.
oH,. o,s c,. Auctoneers and Land Agents.
ner of Poydras. o' 's' o'af'es street, cor
enable Inc advertisers to represent the different tracts
M WIN greater accuracy they have connected mans
f e M parishes compiled by the u Surveyor
se ruohc surveys which the public are invited to call
anu Any lands situated in any The parishes emu.
the owners. " - "p' at "ie ie4uest VI
o1n If uc co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
j. B. WALTON.
BY J. B. WALTON,

POSITIVE and UNKEsERvED SALE or VERY VAL
ga1s vacant property sasd in the FoBr,f District for
oisision Of inefest-snecession of J. A. BareIi
: 49,. RY n A