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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

The place 70 buy goods is thus properly
defined by the Statesman
Where 10 buy goods, is the question
Tho answer Is, buy Of those who adyer
t'se. We appeal 70 all experience and
phlosopy in demonstration of the truth
that the best goods and the best bargains
are to be had Of those who advertise
buy Of those who publicly pledge their
word to the quality and cheapness Of their
merchandise, and who publicly solicit your
patronage. Buy Of those who have 80
lected their assortment with such care and
Judgment that they challenge an exami.
nation Of their stocks, and confidently 40.
peal 70 The public to call and test their
promises, their goods and their prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

pes. 4 week filed with seIfishness and
49, '.b''.'''. -'"f'ad fail Of religious exer.
clses, will make a good Pharisee, but q
poor Christian. There are many persons
who think Sunday is sponge with which
to wipe out the sins ofthc week.
This applies to some Sunday Christians
in Sioux City. pr ..-.-.- -..-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

n@- An honest Duschmsn, training up
his sos 10 the way he SHOULD 60, frequent.
II exercised him in the Bible lessons. On
one of these occasions he asked him:
WHO vos dat would not shlsep NIT
Bottivsr's wife 2"
SAoseph."
Mat i . coot boy. Veil vat vas do
reason Be would not shleep init herr"
"Don't knov-sphose he wasn't shleepy!'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03
NJ u sonic Notice.

stated meeting Of siorx CITY LoDsE No. 1s3, We'd
+, neSday evening Of or preceding the full Of The
~ moon. AN. HUNT, w.M.
GEoEGE AVERY. sec'y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03
- ~~~S---
savage FtSat In Dakota Territorx.

On Saturday nigh, last, a drunken
F'enchnan, named LErLEuR, said to be a
very reckless I'D dangerou, character
went to Col. CARsoh's ranch. in Dakota
Territory, which is about eight miles from
shis place, and while llere behaved very
ugly, evidently anxious to get int, fight.
After considerable persuasion be len. but
returned again in about half an hour and
renewed his riosous conluct-kiekinp over
articles Of furniture, destroying and break.
ing whatever he got his hands on, all the
time threatening violence to the inmates
Knowing the desperate character of the
man, and that he deserved to lie summa.
ri!y dealt with, young man by the uame
OF -, who resides with Col.
CARSON, seized Ratchet and attacked
LEFLErR with great feroci'y, giving him
three cuts on the head, two Of which
penetrated the skull. A fourth blow
took effect on his right arm little
above the wris, joint, and nearly cut i, oil.
LEFLEuR then ran OFT of the house, and
was followed D., who seized
an axe that was standing outside Of the
door, and dealt blow at LErLEuH which
bit him just under the nose, nflic,ing a
horrible wound, which nearly buried the
bit OF the axe in his face. The cut is par
allel with the mouth, and entirely severed
the bone Ct the upper jaw. SO that it fell |
into his mouth. The direction of this |
wound would seem to Indicate that it was
given while LErLEuR was lying on the
ground or IN the act of falling.
DR.. wv. h. SMITH, of this place, was
called upon TO dress LErLEug's wounds,
Who il in fair way to recover. 1t NAV
seem rather singular that man with his
Jaw and arm cut of, and two wounds in
The brain, should get we'll {; but We pre-.
sumo be is . relative Of the Georgian who
was cut to pieces in fight with bowie
knives. aad recovered, and has got VERY
aesling meat
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

Isr- Wisconsin presents an alarming
spectacle. Many Thousand men have
bound themselves together by the strong
est obligations to resist, even to force, the
foreclosure Of farm mortgages Several
counties have repudiated part of their
State tax, end the peEple are doing the
same, and without this tax the wheels Of
State Government mrst stop. r'@"F
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

excuses Strengthening every virtue and
givisa eropse Asss TO every noble sspirs-
tioa.. Let i,ss thss develope in harmonious
proportions he great qualities of4nipl
and Aeart. ed with fixed characlsr, ed
strong sisess, and manly couraee, ~
youth can ester upon career Of mora.
social and political manhood, upoa whisa
the state can lean with safety"
The above extracts are fair examples q
the whole lecture. TWAS eagerly listened
to by the large and intelligent audience.
and the speaker was frequently interrupted
By enthusiastic applause.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03
Counties and Coasty seats - Ne.
broOkes

The following comprise al the organ.
ICED ,couUtiss in this Territory, snd their
eosnty sssss. The LET, II preserved, msy
be ound of much conyenience hereafter |:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03


BY en.b usiassic applause.
>e>
weather Here Ana Thsse.f
.a FsssxD ZixsAcs THE sastsss papsss,
that reached US last week give information
Of unusual cold weather upon the Allan.
tic coast and in the interior, on Monday
and Tuesday, the 18th and 18th Of Janu-
ary, while ws we're enjoying asDsrm sun
and sitting with our doors open. By -.
ferring to the weather report Of those days
in your "Registsr' Of the 18th ult, you
will notice that the Thermometer q n
o'clock on both the first saued mornings
stood at go above, and at 4 o'clock p. N.
On the 10th il indicated $50 above while
y. .hnns tho san,a hnnr the omnibus dri-
lifted from their boxes frozen and dsed,
the thermomessr throughout thas country
showing an average Of 25o below zero.
Now this state Of things csnsss " 10 feel
for those Of our friends that went east 10
escape the cold here, and we cite mel
ancholy instance Of such foolishnesss in
one that is near and dear TO ~. a. a warn
ing for the future. This friend Of ours
left here in December 70 winter with his
relations st Keene, New Hampshire, and
on Tuesday, January llth, whes by the
papers the Thermometer there stood At 800
below zero, he froze his thumb to the end
Of bis nose, ~ shown by Dsguerreotype
taken of him while in that sisua,io..
which We had the painful pleasure Of
seeing in the hands Of gentleman to
whom it Was forwarded. We have written
this in the hope that il may induce our
people to stay where it il comfortable for
the future to come" g.
Yours truly, JOHN SELL.
Sioux City. Feb. 2. 1859.
->-SeN>
b4- The editor Of the Council Bluffs
Bagie, it appears, is fast man, and in.
dulges in fast horses, prize chickens, &c.
A short time since, to bis great dismay,
he became sensible Of the fact that some
OF the most cherished inmates Of his hen
coop disappeared very mysteriou.ly. The
editors ire was aroused, and be determin.
ed to mete out vengeance to the purloiner
Of hia prize rooster. He set . trap near
his coop, and the first night caught .
catamount the following night be caugh.
another. and the third night the trap was
snapped" but there was no rarnint in
it. SO elated is he with the success that
he contemplates going a-trapping." and
tells his readers that they may anticipate
aa!ssaEih Of !sditsrieIlu Hble tbs. e9a;ss,:
TO depooulate his hennery. What a vii
de:ness of place Council Bluffs must be,
where catamounts howl around seeking
what they may devour. and even 90 so far
as to stes! from an editor. You had bet
ter move out Of the timber, neighbor BIZ
gle, and take up your residence in some
larger village, where beasts of prev are
not SO feroeious
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is htulf given thAf the partnership here
: toinre existing bet Joseph Gravel and Rcu.
lille brunette ) ths DAY Dissolved hy mutual ron.
sent. The hooks ard accounts viii bt found with
as.ph Gravel Who hH~ f4I power 20 sttl. the bust.
ness nj tr firm Tho IA bpss viii hereafter be con
Quoted ~ lasrI h Grayet
JOSEPH GRAVEL.
k9lAiILE BRI NETTE
sio.x City, Jan u, Issl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03
JOB " DIRK.
Rates Of Advertisingt

Having extensive assortment Of the latest stvle
- Nh and Card types props red to d. all kind
0f Iuh rnEtaus in The bsst stsIu OF tn. art
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

liE subscriber will receive orders fer any Kind of
/ Gsftlen Flower Seeds, which will be sunnl,ea
BY u. A. TEhi.f Co, Of crescent City. love-
FRED IilENowkrH
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

-. They have . Democratic club or.
anissd Of keoksk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

All pers0ns know Ing themselves indebted to the
hfm Of Gravel Brunette will please call and settle
the JOS GRANEl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

- The new cent Is described BY the
Washington Star ss bearing The design OF
a graceful Indian girl, with = circle of
feathers radlaiing from bandesu AROUND
her head, inscribed with the word "Libcr.
81 he lead is sgfrouHlgl nth tie N
seriFttn, United states of Aaeriss, 1867
on the reverse side = the deuJmtoaaouai
term, 4 One cent enetrclei hya wreath
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03

~ Old Mrs. Jones IL ~ year. cf age,
and il much given TO dreaming. On be-
ing informed ofthe drowning OF Mr.. brown
she reclaimed, La | knowed tho poor
man WAS dead. cause seed his appara.
las in q dream tolher oght."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-03
Sioux eitp Register,
Is RuBi1sHEfrvEErsHresn.Nr
Siou, city, woodburN Gfu,..
CUMMINGS &. ZIEBAvh

fec o'er the Pest 0Ags, Douglas Sta,
Terms Of subscription:
Two Iri.as yesr-aiways in advance.
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Card or Thanks.

desire TO sincere thanks the Fire Department of
New Orleans for their successful efforts in saving my from
FIRE on the night Of the I'D inst.
not desire to draw distinction
our noble Frenen who participated that trying OCCASION
y beg 70 say with all due Difference that Companies No. r.
q a "a and ?. particularly, have obligated me.
Such noble was exhibited by these men on that oc
casion il, inisruth, but rarely seen.
SAMUEL HASTINGS,
o25 2pIt. Corner Of Felicity ant, Magazine strs.,s
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Nelp Cnrpefi1lg.

J. d DA- NIERoN &C CO.,
124 Canal Street,
Have received large and choice of Eugsh Vel
and Tapestry Carpeng the celebrated manufacture of
Crosscy's & Sons, aud others.
BIGEIoW BRUSSELS and WIIToNS-new patterns
THREEPLY AND INGRAINs, of the best makers.
RUGS, BAIzEs, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention to the extensive stock of all descrp
lions of ocaele Satin de Lain and Worsted Curtain Mate
rial Muslin Curtains Table and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and COrntces.
In this branch of business great pains is taken 70 get up
the newest styles, and our stock has no superior
OIL CLoTHS-s feet to "a wide Of choice quality and
new patterns. GA 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

ri IN Fms N BELaIUM.--The Union,
u 4 Belgium says: For some days,
"a fOr some nights past, flames Of q
1 hIaill eslos ~ 70 be seen in the neighborhood
/ Il ~ q Faylisole, and they leave after
49, ixong sulphurous smell. They come from
~ ~ u coal called the Grand Masse, which has
lem nnder ground for about forty years,
] - u "a efforts 70 extinguish or check the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

ID Az ColzoN Tho receipts Of cotton at
~ rsrt nom Sunday morning to last evening,
sns " W u. s0l bales, Of which 1924 bales were
elssd a Sunday, and ls $50 bales yesterdy, by
" slloMing arrivals: Magnolia, 1926 bales !;
G. Y ~ Jno Simonds, 1892 Lucy Hol-
u mn; Oregon, 40; !. Walsh 25s !; G D Jr,
~ /; III Mi I, 50l Eleanor, 422 Indisnola, s46;
" Arizona, q. Total, l8 ESQ bales.
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The Props.teto,.s
p IL II IIG TIA

p u B L O HI CKS
Are particularly requested at the Stable of Mr. VIM
BELL, on carcndelet street. on WEDNESDAY EVENING
the 18th inst when matters Of Importance will be laid beos,
them. o25 apa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

~ The Opposition State Executive Conn
srrrrs meets DAILY at their ROOM No. in building corner
Of ST. Charles and Commercial Alley. All communications adj
dressed 10 JAS MUssELMAN Corresponding Secretary,
will be promptly attended to.
seq 2ptf Il. NJ. SUMMERS, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

Late and Ente,,siUe Importation
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
JOHN TODD,
IL and Observation-Disclosures sT...........R and H.
In calling the attention Of customers his
LARGE STOCK OF
Silks, Dress Goods,
hACH8,
CLOAKs AND MILLINERY,
Respectfully informs selected with great
care from the
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURES IN EUROPE.
And among which exclusive designs the fol-
Superb PARIS ROBES, Rich Chene, Bayadero Ombre and
other DRESS SILKS.
Plain PouLT DE soIE-an colors.
RICH EVENING SILKS:
BLACK sIIKs-in all the most celebrated makes.
DOUBLE OIL. BOILED and fully guaranteed
DRESS GooDs-Eng Broche Barege Double Bareges, Che
nois valours, Armures, Poplins, Tsbnets, ETC.
FINE PoINTE LACEs-n Brussels, Chantlly, Alencon,
yalenciennes, ETC.. etc.
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs-In Handkerchief, Sets, Trim
nings, Infants Waists, Dresses, etc.
MILLINERY.
Just received exshp Globe from Havre elegant assert
Of
PARIS N1ANTII4LAS, ETC,
Silk, Cloth, Velvet, ctc.,
Being the uIos recherche of those goods
imported
LADIES' AND MISSES, PARIS FASHION BONNETs
RIDING HATS, PLUMEs, RIBBONS, ETC., etc.
Blades and Wholesale Buyers respectfully invited
to examine the stock CI.oAKs and MILLINERY GOODS
as complete assortment offered oA 2p3
House Fssrsaislsiag Goods.
We have in store LARGE and CHOICE STOCK of the
above, in
SATIN LANES.
WoRsTED CURTAIN DAAAsKS,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
BED BLANKETS, QUILTS etc.
And full assortment of all goods suitable for the
Fall Trade.
Just received by tho Cahawba, an invoice Of
CI.oAKS,
BURNOUS,
ALLIANCE sIAWI.S and
EMBROIDERIES.
o24 2p6t h. REILLY ~ W.
Gold Medal
GENUINE JOUyIN GLOVES,
At 75 Cents Pair!
jus, received New York 600 dozen Gloves from the
ufac,oiy of Jouyin & Co, Paris
LADIES' UNGLAZED. at Is cents a pair
GENTLEMEN'S .....,... at 81 pair.
above Gloves have been manufactured
prey the celebrated firm of Jouyn Co.. in
Paris Also received large and complete assortment OF Jouss
Co.'s KID GLOVES of all sizes and eoors, for Ladies and
Gen;l m,n
LION & PINSARD,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

kar Startling Discoveries have been made
within the past few years by eminent French and German
Chemists concerning the great difference in tho quantity and
quality Of Iror in the Blood has found that
lent Of Female debility loss Of healthy compexonchlo
ros uor albus ecmpuries Of the blood and general
traon, occaoned by the diminished quantity
the blood The most eminent physicians Of Paris London
Vienna and recently Of New York. adopted MOTIFS
CHALYBEATE PILhsand Apecnt and Stomachic Prepare
ton Of Iron, by Hydrogen and prescribing with
extraordinary Good Appetite complete digestion
rapid acquisition Of strength, with unusual disposition
active and cheerful exercise immediately follow their
grand Stomachc and General Restorative no superior
and no substitute.
For sale by all Druggists Price, 50 per box, containing
nfy pills Sent free by mail receipt of price, Principal
office. $50 Broadway, New York r.. b. LOCKE Co. Gen.
cral Agents. Wholesale Retail in New Orleans by j.
WRIGHT CO. 81 and 1871 Chartres street. sci 2p3&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

xs- For Congress - First Representative
DIsrRcr-CHARfES BIENyENU the nominee Of the State
Rights Party candidate for Congress for the
Eir.t Representative District seq 2pte
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ArThe members u tho American Party
othe District requested the City Hall THIS
esday9 EVENING" the 18th Inst O'Clock on business Of
ifhnoftnnce o25 2plt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

NJ we are authorized to announce that
HENRY DANRoN has Withdrawn from the as
sc for Constable Of the Seventh Justices Court Fourth
District in favor Of j. O. COsTLEY, the American nominee
augO 9ptno7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

~ For Congress - We arc authorized to
announce LAWRENCE D. NICHOLAS. Of tho Parish Of As
ccnson as the Opposition candidate represent the Second
Congressional District aug 2ptno7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

~ Eighth Ward American Club, Third
Dsrct-Ths Club meets regularly every MONDAY at the
United States Hotel Eyan Fields street. between Victor,
and Moreou streets at o'clock r. n.
BY order Of The President.
,ees 2ptf r. A. n QUIET. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25
To the Public.

AS GARDENERS NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORY for 1850
going press all business and others who have
to they have overlooked in the late
canvass have lately made changes in their business
residences solicited hand in Immediately uch changes
they noted the pubhera No Commercial
Place o24 It
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25
5...m AGENTS FOR 1Hs SALE Of
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGIN ES,
SAW-MILIIS, SHAFTINGS, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
MACHINERY FOR MILL AND PLANTATION USE,
Also, Agents for the sale Of
Clemens, Brown & Co.'s
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINS,
BATES, PATENT STEAM GAUGES,
No. UNION STREET,
Between ST. Charles and Carondeet streets.

p,tvpa (barlnq md
- =, e . al, ,o,
Inv nae"n't' on''> ~, ~ =, -. - =, e,
WINCH nafe oee'' ens'eH - ", !. ~, :. -, -. =,
country Tor the past twehtS-nVe years. anu !. VI" We o" ~ "
entirely adapted for the for which Is Intended oil much
superior quality to great deal OIL the machinery 10 TINS
market and at extremely liberal prices PERSONS "'sns 70
purchase invited to call and examine for themselves
Cl.EAoSS BROWN GUS CoiioN "iNo nave oe'n
used successfully In various paFs Oh e uu.
them have been sold annually We guarantee them to be equal
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN is a recent invention of
hundreds lrdse which ~ We have received:
Messrs Clemons Brown Co
he as. and in stating my
ycton that its far superior to any GIN hSe ever
because believed it would pay for saving of time
in crop fully answered expectations 1t
qires no more power to propel 1t than single " saw
', WINE e'.a's .ns' - s from The lesser dth If
a., -. 49, ~ =. III, L al Tho cotton that can he mt in
wv .,s. hLi, II cleans the seed re-
'' - , -, 49,, - GOD a samnla of cotton AZ INV
Gin have aver tried The cotton buyers of Columbus
neatedy told me had sunerio Gin without knowing
of Double Cylinder style Your Double Cylinder Tin
consider great improvement on e o.y " a n'a mo
iaNs VIM M S;, c,;nd ~ or 70 saws Gin and
Mace himself urder hgations TO YOU by purchasing your
Double Cylinder Gin and thereby save time labor and money
pern,i, ms tn . Won If NV friendly consideration
EDGAR GARLICK.
Messrs W. G. Clemens. Brown Co.
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W. H. Letchford Co.. sloo Coleman, Brton Co... SO
Shark, Staufer Co 100 r. b. Sumner. ~
VIM O. Thpmnkins CO. 100 O. Flint "
Wheeler Ouirer Co.. 100 Puisson Harrison Co... 70
c. Yale Jr Con-. 100 Lewis Ogiesby .
\ Wright 4 Allen - 100 Walker Snder .
Jnn,es n Depeyrs lOO jackson Manson. 70
Byrnc Vance Go ... 100 VIM. Gordon. 70
| Ale Nrrro. 6 "a 100 j. C. Norris 70
Elijah Peae l0u H. ;. forwoou ..'''.'''
q. W. Hynson & Co.... 100 ~ hayhonu'' -
| n u Holmes 100 Gee. VI. Steiner. 70
Jno Watts Co.. loO 600. news -
| II q y,rs,ae 50 Jos. j. Bard Is
3 u,-rne,e 4 Co .,. 80 s T. Watson. %
| ! \ nsr,.ron 80 Hobt. Watt. ............... Is
t,,,rer Harrison Co.. 30 Robt Gribbe rs
Pavan Corhart .. 50 Warren, as,aian L Co... Is
Hugh wilson 80 Thos B, Hroughton. q
Henderson Gaines 50 From sundry fends... $50
rA subscription book can b0 found the store of W. c.
RAYMOND. ii Camp street o25 2plt
Good Things at the Planet.
FRESH HAL1BUT, s* N5 ...
FRESH SALMON, -...
FRESH CoDFIsF and
FRESH CLANS
SERVED UP TO ORDER AT ALI. HOURS.
SD.-To-DAY there will be HALIBUT cHowDER for
Lunch os5 2plt
DOlbeA1
MINER CIAL COLL e G r.,
Corner Camp and Common sts.,
STORY BUILDING
IsIN FULL OF RAT o n.
Young gentlemen who wish good situations should
that QUALIFICATION always secures POSITION There
Apartments and Professors for
BooK-KEEPING, MATHEMATICS, .
PENMANsHIP, ENGLISH, FRENCH,
SPANISH GERMAN, etc, ETC.. ETC.,
| SO as to at persons n for business. .-
-Ladcs and gentlemen invited visit the College, and
| judge for themselves. ,,,,,-,,
i o25 2p3t* Tut oho noIpI.Ah.
| Cas1octis,gs.
FRESH IMPoR TIoNs.
100 .............Canal Street. lao
TouRo BUILDINGS
just received and now opening, largo and magnificent.
sortment Of
MEDAIIloNs,
vELyRTs.
TAPESTRIES,
s-PLY AND INGRAM cARPETINds.
Floor Oil Cloths.
ato feet wide new patterns quit any apartment.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
A very large assortment and beautiful designs. M
Curtain Goods.
All qualities OF Damasks Curtains Curtain Bands Loops
Tasses Cornices, etc.
GEO. L. MARINE,
o24 2p3t No. 10 Canal street. Royal street.
Ladies', Misses,
CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS'
FANCY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Consisting Of
LADIES' RIDING HATS-in great variety
MISSES FLATS, for winter wear-beaufuly trimmed.
INFANTS CAPS and TURBANS-in endless variety.
BOYS HATS and CAPS-of every description.
GENTLEMEN's BLACK HEAVIER, CASHMERE, FELT
aud CLOTH and the much admired French FELT HATS,
At Wholesale and Retail.
| THOMAS 8. TURNER,
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MnE1IsC Or HACK PRoPRIEroRs. by notice else
whs pnsld tho propreors Of public hacksae requested to
s n ~ stable 81 Mr. VIM Bell Carondelet street. to-
morrow syening, to discuss matters Of Importance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

lIS ~ ~ Ann. Mr.. Samuel Hastings this
rlnsliil Y kashea card Of thanks to the firemen
n W ~ exertions in saving his store,
oosiser sf sgaxine and Felicity streets, at the
s.sst ~ u fnnday night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

~ Ninth Ward American Club, Third
District This Club regulgrly every SUNDAY at IL
o'clock NJ the Star Coffee Lcveo street. between
Ciouet and Montegut streets
- aDtf JNo j. LuGENBUHI. Secretary.
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n u A1slCAIs viii enliven that cleanly,
\ ~ W 1Ks lid commo dious establishment "Con-
csst M II ~ Ppydras street, tonight, when GER
~ e5i - compositions viii be rendered, doubt
- ~ Y ~ credtable and entertaining manner,
w W. n ~ ssiaionic neophytes who have the
tusiiSsS. &c hind We direct the attention of the
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yonsg man having advertised for wife, re-
calvsd uoFd ffon 10 married men that he might
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CaSed or .aclss,0sCtcd gsssesst.

Tho YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CRATE
fully acknowledge that the following have been snb
scribed be paid annually for three years. for the support Of
Reading Room and Library to be located at the Of Camp
and Natche. streets
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.Meerscha,sAs and Cherry Pipes.

We have now OPEN a most recherche assortment of PIPES
Mouth Pieces to which we invite the attention
B. PIFFET & SONS,
eN 2p3t l22 Canal street.