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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

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WAsuINGroN, Jan. 4, 1859.
Mn. EpiroR: Washington is at present
more lively than for the past few days, as
the Members of Congress have returned
from their visits to other places where
the Christmas holidays are celebrated in
the old-fashioned style.
The Senate, which to-day, for the first
time occupied their new hall, is composed
of men Of good sense and experience in
life; not a pair of mustaches is worn by
any Of its members or officers. All wear
dark cloth even Sam Houston has
dotted his semi-Indian costume Those
whom party papers call "intriguers" can
be distinguished by generally wearing
gray hair
See T. there is a young member who
seems taken by some ladies in the gallery.
All, little do the good people know what
powerful influence woman has in poll
ties. "Woman's Rights p Pshaw! why
here It's woman's stray How many here
there are who may attribute their APP
pointment, (and to high positions, too, }
not to party fealty nor their own talent,
but to the entreating smiles of some cap
tivating belle, or the earnest pleading of
an erring sister
Senators have their hair cut short and
whiskers are entirely repudiated; and to
see such respectable looking body, one
would be surprised that party papers
SANDER them so.
Green, Of Mo-, who succeeds Douglas
on the Committee on Territories, is a ca
pable and energetic member blunt, da-
ring, and to the point
Breckenridge, president of the Senate,
is noble and fearlcss-looking man
young, vigorous, and looks the very cm-
bodiment of pluck.
Cameron, Of Pa, who is one Of the
prominent men among the Black Repub-
licans, is man Of considerable shrewd-
ness. He was some years ago engaged
in this city as a journcyman printer.
Douglas is, personally, one of the most
popular men in Washington, his free and
open manner gains him friends among all
classes and parties. 1t is rumored that
Tom Benton said Of him that "his coat
tail was too near the ground for him ever
to be President"
Could list Of those who have escaped
the halter and the penitentiary in this
city, the past few years, be presented 10
the public, its magnitude would astonish
all, Murderers, swindlcrs and gamblers
lin the full tide Of worldly success g.
arc not rareties in this metropolis, while
many officers Of the law are spectators
upon tie misery Of the unfortunate. 49,
There is much need Of reform in that
branch Of the police called coUaiy consta-
Hes, many Of whom get their commits
sions merely to cover the bascst rascality.
Beau Hickman has been thrown en-
tirely in tho shade in the profession Of
living on ones wits. This city is the 1
Mecca Of suchersi Here are suckers of
every grade--from the ex-senator, who
borrows his hundreds and fcasts al the
wine suppors Of his friends, down to the
worthless wretch who seeks your acumin-
lance that he may obtain glass Of corn
Juice Among these suckers, every five
out Of six is Correspondent" for some
newspaper, and often succeed in doing
the nice thing for the wealthy, vcrdant,
but ambitious members fresh from the
rural districts. More anon.
CAPTAIN.
Ec Henry L. Ellsworth has left
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
November Term. EsJS.
In hc CircuH CouH for Montgomery
C0unfy, as q Can't If Equiy
ISAAC YOUNG, and others,
Va.
GEORGE yoUNG and Others.

nRDERED, that the sales made and
" reported by ISAAC YoUNG and HIS
RY YoUsG, Trustees for the sale Of the
Real Estate Of Henry Young, deceased
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown, on or be-
fore the first day of March Provided
copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed at Rockville, once in
each Of three successive weeks before
the 10Th day Of February next.
The Report states the amount Of sales
to be $706S 60.
JAS. G.. HENING, Crk
True copy~-Test,
JAS. G. IIENING, Clk
dec 17-4t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
FOR SALE,

n a VERY FINE HORSE.
ETl.fd four years Ola last spring. PER.
1Wv-Y fecIy sound, works Wen, and b.
eslr,9ss ~, 'olerably good under ne saddle
Ne would rot be- parted wlb II the owner had
NOT more than bc feel. justified zoe keeping for
particular lrrir 90 'h' ofie, dc - ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

IL 1t snowedin a streak, in Oswego
county, N. Y, on Thursday. The storm
ragged for "a holrs, in belt only six
miles wide The snow fell nearly three
feet deep.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

VA II, the undersigned, Examiners,
w appointed by the Commissioners
for Montgomery county to ascertain whe
ther the public convenience requires the
opening Of road. commencing from
a point on the road leading from Lay
louisville to Brookcville, below Mr..
Enoch b. Hutton's, running with the
line between Mr. Hutton and Mr. Gas
saway Watkins, passing near the resi-
deDce Of Mr.. lgnatius Gardner, then
running cast Of tic dwelling Of Mr. r.
d. Gather, to interscct a road recently
opened by said Gather, then with or
near the said road until it shall interscct
the public road leading from Unity to
Clarksburg, at or near the residence Of
Nelson Sullivan, hereby give notice to
ali concerned, that we will meet on the
lands Of Enoch Hutton, on the premises,
on NONDAY, HE III dqy # February
neat, to execute said commission.
EDWARD w. OWEN
THOS LANSDhLE,
WIN. BROWN, Of j.,
Jan I'D Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

THE PATENT OFFICE REpoET The
agricultural portion of the report of the
Commissioner Of Patents, made in May
last, contains 4 number Of interesting
papers upon the progress of agriculture
in Russia, Prussia and the United States !;
some interesting facts in regard to vari-
Gus animals; reports upon the cultivation
Of the Chinese sugar cane, and variety
Of other information of interest to agri-
culturists. The report States that an
agent has been employed visiting the
tea districts of China, for the purpose of
collecting the seeds Of the ten shrub and
other plants, with view of introducing
their cultivation into the United States.
Investigation into the quanttative anal
Uses of the cotton plant, aud the soils in
which it grows, are being made by an
able chemist, also in reference to the
amount of alchohol and saccharine water
10 the Chinese sugar cane, and the nu-
trltiye properties of the yam, the potato,
chufa and Indian corn. Considerable
attention has been devoted to the native
grapes for the manufacture Of wine. -
Within the United States there are forty
well defined botanical species, including
upwards Of one hundred varieties of
grapes, half Of them susceptible of being
converted into wholesome wine. The
cuttings of sugar cane, imported from
Demarara, promise to largely compensate
for the trouble More than one hundred
bushels of sugar cane from France have
been distributed for cultivation, and suf-
iicicnt returns have been made to prove
that it will be valuable for feeding stock
and other economical use. The cultiva-
ton of the Chinese yam has been a sac
cess; so also bald barley from Tuscany,
and wheat from the Mediterranean. The
Commissioner is of opinion that the sue
cess which has attended the experiment
Of disseminating new and useful seeds,
and the collection and PRONUNCIATION of
facts connected with the history, progress
and economy of the principal staples,
fully warrant the expenditure which has
been made for those purposes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

re-" The health Of Mrs. sx-President
Pierce is far from encouraging She is
III Naples
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

Gc- Baltimore, with anestimatod pop
ulation Of 235, 600 souls, contains $50
churches.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
Examiners NOiCe.

s7-A@ANs1AA4%2O - SN " 6SSt
M Il, the undersigned Examiners, APP
w pointed by the Commissioners Of
Montgomery county to ascertain whether
the public conyenicncerequire the open
ing Of road, beginning at Gaithersburg
and running through the lands Of Mcssrs.
j. + Desclum, Thos. jenkins, Charles
Saille, Samuel Briggs, Henry Mossburg
Ignatius Fulks, johnson IIardcsiy, on
the line between Jno Braddock and Wm.
Garrett. VIM II Ward, DR.. G. J Mad
dox, II. II. Solby james Dowdcn, H. N.
Jones, Erasmus West, r. l.. Hays, r.
w Stevens and j L. Dufcf, to the Union
Meeting House Road, leading to the land
ing on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
at the Mouth Of Muddy Branch; here
by give notice that we will meet on the
premises, an NOND1Y, He 17M or
Januay, 1859, TO execute said commits
sion. CHAS. A. HARDING,
WIN. S. OFFUTT,
ELBERT PERRY,
dee lid Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

New CouNTEREEIT New counterfeit
81 notes on the Citizens Bank of Balti-
more have made tfeir appearance. They
arc close imitation Of the genuine, and
calculated to desdye unless scrutinized
closely.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
A CARD.

"a HE subscriber takes this method
n most respectfully to express his
gratitude to his customers, and the public ge-
morally, for their most liberal patronage from
his commencement il business TO the present
and assures them that no pains viii he spared
on his part TO merit continuance Of the same.
lie begs leave also, 10 request oil who may
nave unsettled accounts upon his books, TO cali
and settle, by note or otherwise al the close Of
the present year; thereby saving him a great
amount Of time and labor.
Hoping you may all live 70 see the cIose Of
many yoais, ! rcmain, most respectfully,
Your obcdiant servant
Dec a. 1853. VIVA. BRADDOCk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

CoMMENDABt. A tobacco factory
firm in Clarksvie, Va, gave a dinner
to their slaves on Christmas, at which
l75 were fed on arkeys, chickens, oys-
tcrs and other deicacies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

ARTHUR's LADY's HONE MAG,zIxE.
The January number of this ,eat and
popular monthly has been received. II
is sufficient commentator to say that is
edited by 7 s. Arthur and Virginia I.
Townsend, who strive to make it a well
come and useful visitor to the family
circle. In the present numbe- is com
menccd new story by Miss Townsend,
entitled "Wait and Sec" T9rms-s2
year; two copies So. r. s. Arthur
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
CHRISTMAS MOTIONS,

4 HAVE just received GREAT VARIETY
Of TOYS, &c. for the approaching Holt
daJg, which shall sell very cheap.
dec 10 WIN BRADDOCE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

E1- CLARK KooSr;, Esq, formerly
one of the editors o the Frederick
Union, died in that city on Christmas
day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

SENATOR DoUGLAs RE-ELEc1ED. Sen
ator Douglas was IN Monday last re -elec-
ted to the United States Senate by the
Illinois Legislature. Douglas received
fifty-four votes and Lincoln forty-six.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
FOR RENT.
ESTDAY.

2sDgvD CAME 10 The subscribers the lat
Sy@Ssa ter part Of last summer. = two wear
--~GA--M.- Old Erudlc and White STEER the
tips Of his horns have been sawed of; no ear
marks. The owner is requested TO come fol-
ward, prove property, pay chargcg, and take
him away
dec l1-3t DOUGLASS CHOPPER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
PUBLIC SALE.
AN ENGINE, l2-XORSE POWER,

with STRAPS and other Fixtures be
ing the same attached to the Saw Mill
Of said deceased at the time Of bis death
TERMS 4 credit Of six months will
be given, the purchaser giving note with
approved focuriiy, bearing interest from
tho day Of sale.
Sale 10 take place az ] o'clock, 4.
NJ. S. 6 X. HUNTER,
dee Its Administrators.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
4flarrioae.

MARRIED, at Sunnyside, Dedham, Mass,
December 9th, by the Rev j. Chaplin, D. d.,
J. L. G0WLAND, Esq, of England, to Miss
HATES, only daughter Of Hon WIN. s.
ia Mnrff
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

Es- The Gouldy family inTcw Yorl,
arc all recovering.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
CARPETS! CARPETNM

A UCTION BARGAINS in Cotton.
IA Cottage and Ingram Carpets
can be bad by calling early on
dec 10 WM. BRADDOCK
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
500 REWARD.

S4QV 4e1& w 4AAt0s
JEVllE above reward will lie paid TO
a any person in Montgomery county
who will produce finer Ambrotypc than
we are taking at the Saloon Buildings,
Rockville, where we will remain for a
few weeks, and are prepared to take the
following, in the most modern approved
styles, from SO Gents up.
4 EBROTYPES,
SI'HEREOTIPES,
lNEL1iNOTTPES,
4 VERA NIOTyPE,S,
or Pictures dken on tie im,
PHOTOGRAPHS, Plain or Coiuea
in oil or water colors.
Pictures transferred to Patent Leath-
er for sending at a distance
Alon2otypes in three or four different
styles.
re- Pictures taken in all kinds Of
weather.
Please give US a call, and examine for
yourselves,
GILES, EVERHART & co.
nov l9-Jt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
HATS AND CAPS.

EIATS AND CAPS.
y u A fine display Of Hats aud Caps.
manufactured expressly for my own sales.
which in quality aud price will compare
iayorably with any in market.
oct22 WIN DEADLOCK
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07

HEAR HIM We think Professor R.
CoMsTocKs system of Terra Culture is
founded on natural principles, which are
new to us, and so clearly illustrated by
him as to appear seif-eyident, and we
think them important for good cultiNa-
tor to understand. We wish our friends
to hear him
The Professor has been repeating lis
lecture several times during the past
month at Sandy Spring aud Brookyille, at
which places he was listened to, with en-
tire satisfaction, by the citizens general
ly, including Messrs Gilpin, Stone,
Bently, Stabler, Bond, Holland, Porter,
Thomas, Chandler, Prettynian, Hall,
Davis, Howard, Waters, Elliott, aud
many ladies'
He will repeat his lecture at Pooles-
vile, Md, on Saturday, Monday, and
Wednesday, commencing on Saturday.
the 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. and
continue as long as classes are ormcd at
that place. Reference, Hon. Vim. Mat
thews.
A class is being formed at Dayton,
some four miles from Sandy Sp,ing; re-
ference, Mr.. Miles and family, to whom
names may be forwarded to form a class.
Terms, Gentlemen 81, Ladies 81 each.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
STONE CHINA & OUEENSWARE.

lust RECEIVED large lot Of yery supc-
- rior and beautiful STONE CHINA dAf
QUEENS WARE, which will be disposed OF
very cheap by JOHN W. JONES.
dec u Saloon Building, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
GROCERIES.

JUST RECEIVED large supply Of Fresh
- Groceries, which am digposing Of AZ
Georgetown prices. JOHN W. JONES,
dec II Saloon Building, Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-07
BOWNETS.

A SUPPLY Of Che laiest style BONNETs,
N just received by
dec 10 WN BRADDOCK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
The Southern OIL Compnnx.

| p,upo.n o,,,,,,,,,.
| Ao'Nt'' AMI fLAA lERS
Are requested to read this Companys circular vber.i
| tain the certificates Of
| The New Orleans J,cLson od ~,
New Orleans opelousas and Great ws,,or.
| :. Pacific Railroad. ~SA i'"roadi
| obio and uiv,i.;; p,,,
Terro Hapte Alton a.a c,
Since the opdorsrn,on, of ha 0S's ""nfoaa IS
=, ~ Vi 'ue ABOVE roads was secured. tb
The c.orpia C.ntro1 p,;,-.o,
:. -, W. i'"'',."i'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

lN PAclRIc RAILRoAD Stockholders will
heas n alad MT The time within which they have
~ rsivilege of taking the 500 900 worth
a1as oitioncd for offering in the Louisiana
y sFa Ning to 4 close and will expire On tbe
would be well for all those who intend
II ~ advantages which they have thus
n seol4a q n act promptly in the PREMISES
pton ~ poesible, and before the day arrives
Mlss shs expiration Of the allotted time.
ssa5 II xell that they should do 50, both for
ilteEests and for those Of the enterprise
- 1ls # large, because The stock IS an
eaeealent stanent, and because their early ac-
e.s snAhle Ne President to proceed at once
NlA A. aticns with parties in New York for
- y Z " ~ the stock which may not be
anksA hsssa We should like to see all Of this
1nock talen n New Orleans, for we think the
Ise.t t1st cit = able and deeply interested in
tals succss y the undertaking can do, is to put
= sAcnldsr p TIE wheel and urge il forward 70
huiticn VII ~ is might and main.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
Eynkye $ Lyon.
) L. w N q M "A q HIN E
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO..
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEfNS
AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
practically develop and perfect the Sewing Machine Art
10 carry JOY and glndncss small portion tho civilized
world To liberal extent provide honorable supor
10 he INDECENT and the dependent multiply means Of
social advancement to ALL
Bnt to render the Sewing Machine Art in the highest epree
"*u Is necessary, lst To diycs Sewing Machine Of
every loose and clumsy aacenof every delicate aud com
p"'eu eohtriSace I'd 1t be simple in its
throughout that be easily understood and readily n
n ~ must be certain in It's results TINT the operator
may moi be discouraged with the udoig imperfect and
the loss OF goods ruined by sewing 4t It must be
adapted 70 great range of workmanship but
ONE Machine far every kind sewing 5h 1t should be
onR anu aran'e IN all its parts This less import
ant for light family where delicate Machine may
work well for while hut this light will soon rem
der 1t less certain in its operations requiring more and more fra
quen and expensive repairing
| To perfect the SEWING MACHINE ART, Mr. Finkle has
devoted himself ahd all his for or seven years
For this t1sk he wholly unpepare having devoted the
greater part of his earlier life TO the study and investigation Of
mechanics with view to discover the simple available
methods OF applying correct principles in the
machinery.
In his improvements of the Sewing Machine he has by better
adaptation and connection of its parts
movement posse and absolute, and Mt the time light and
ey SO as to obtain the highest speed with noise and
without injury to the Machine He has snpli6ed
on 'ha' tue most learn to operate and
e u without encountering the usual difficulties and dis
50 frequently complained by beginners in the
use OF sewing Machines Indeed SO trnnbat has been hs
success that we defy the world produce the rt Intelligent
anu unbiased mechanic who will pronounce very
SEWING MACHINE he but we decn, 1t more lign
ned that mans own works should alone praise him
1t were an task to offer catalogues Of references and
a'es testimonials from boush,up officials but it would be
% ' service 10 the buyer since the machines
nish these in the abundance that too of necessity
IKE Qhck Medicines 10 conceal their lack Of merit
We therefore, would simply an inteuipen, ~
the MERITS Of our Machines in comparison with o,hershis
examination we would have the most impartial To VIC
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
Haze yo,s a Cough.
". Davis Syrup of wild Cherry .,a m,

rs tafe pointed out Science has performed ana &; ~,
remedy now offered the public we haxa ana IN 'he
and most Wild Cherry and Tar in the
tcles ~ @ state happily combined with ohe
Coughs Colds As. sfssey for the Consumption
Maoopng eeugh Difficulty Of BreahiSr pa,,s sp'ns Blood
ali Quarters m , q the Heart Nervous Debility etc rro
ns hi ans Of ~ popularity efficacy o@ ps
assert that no medicine for similar disease ~e venture to
length Of time that has been the public ranaa ne same
popularity and performed as many cures
For sale IN ksw Orleans, wholesale and retail. hv
J. WRIGHT h Co.
General Agents for he South 10 whom all orders sbops ;,
nj 2pSeodSltW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
Bonds
OF THE NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs
Great West ern Railroad (1orn,,.,,,,


Great Western Railroad COMPANY.
The President and Directors this Company now give public
notice that deroa contracting the extension of the Road
from Berweks bay opelou they for negotiation the
Bonds of the Company for 5000 CO., l April 1859 and
payable in thirty years bearing interest per CENT payable
semi mi-annually in April and October.
These Bonds secured by FIRST MoRTGA AGE on the
First Grand Division Of the and Rrashea
50 miles uclndig the franchises rolling stock and all tie de.
pots, wharves, etc. appertainins to the same
This Division is for all business purposes rope,e se,r,,e
Road in itself operation terminating at
Bay and there connected Texas by tri weekly lire Of
steamships.
P1nena payment of the provided for by contract
with the Louisiana state Bank for special monthly deposits
cannot be withdraw for Whatever payment,
being made by the bank only of the
fo III" gradual redemption Of the Bonds has been
made with Edmond j. Forst ED in behalf of md for III.
eneht OF any and all Bonoders and with the State
Bank establishing SINKING FUND by deposits commenc
Ing in 1866 in the months of January February and March md
July August and September tand in the following
until final paymcnt to Of semiannuay $4,000 of the
Bondf, or $500 annually sufficient exngush the whole
amount maturity
The funds deposited cannot be used for any ohar r,,
whatever or be Withdrawn from The Bank but are 10 be maid
ohs on presentation OF Bonds offered semi annually after pub
lie notice, and accepted from tho lowest bidders
1t is calculated that the proceeds these bonds and other
means o Tie Company will be sufficient equp
the whole road from Berwck's Bay to opcousas and IN M, ~
our Whole floating debt adding IS miles present extent of
e fo"dopenng up country of great fertility arcutu
raj resources and increasing very materially the of the
road
1t with this object and with these views that these nds
perfectly well secured on favorable terms
oph Oh hes oil Mortgage contracts for payment of interest,"
una a4so Tor establishing Sinking Fund Maps showing the
route OF the road and its important connection with Texas can
tot thar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

e number of years have elapsed since
he introduction Of Dr. j. Hoees celebrated Bttes to the
p"oe me prejudice existing in tie minds of many persons
against what are denomnaed patent medicines at first greatly
retarded It's sale but its merits became known
TINS barrier Of prejudice overhown the demand in
creased 30 rapidly that in years scarcely village existed
INC United States In which the afflicted had not experienced
M een's arising from the use of the Be at the pres
m thsre arc to be found in all parts world vouchers
for the great merits Of tho article No greater cure for
sia be found 'Sfsf
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT
AND l5l Chsrtres street sole agents for the Southern
ana 70 whom all orders should be addressed and by drug
gists and dealers generally everywhere
A3-See advertisement - ac.s,.u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

AEw ORLEAss CoMxERcIAL READING Rooas.-
- 81 M, Cceier, the proprietor Of the New Or
ieam Genlnescial Reading Rooms, whose well.
directed infeligent enterprise, has brought ont
mat instuticn n such praiseworthy style, socits
citizens e come forward W their subscriptions
and aid him in making i permanent establish.
Ment s-'''s'i'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

IHE Al1PirITaEA ATER. AT the MONDAY perform
ance, boeftner's German Dramatic Company will
perform q Euieuspiegel,'' said to be roaring
farce.
AZ nghf another farce, entitled Lunlpacy
saeabondns & VII be brought on, and we presume
tnat both bills are eminently worthy the attention
q those Who can understand them.