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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
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FIELD, GAREES AND FLOWER SEE
Weare. now fully supplied with one o. the p ~
and most complete stock Of Garden, Flower and
Seeds ever oGered 20 The Western people. Our >,
has been made up with much care from the best II
gardens OF America aud Europe. A large sh25e :
home grown seeds, being grown under our ~oVDinsJ
ton, and which we can as true TO nams~
OF the best quality.
Among. our assortment Of seeds may be found o."
$50 varieties OF Flower seeds:
SO do Garden seeds:
Hungarian Grass Seed:
Chinese Sugar Cane and Imphee seed, Sc, SC 4.
Prom along acquaintance with Trade. we feel -.
dent no one can Offer better Inducements 10 th0seeF
ing seeds. 4
Those Who design to enigrate 70 Cherry Greek
Pixies Peak would do we'll 70 take with them . oN
fresh Garden seeds. -
We also keep constantly On band 4 full assortH'
IMPLEMENTS MACHINES, II
Suited to the Field, Garden, Orchard and House,
We are fully prepared 10 supply the trade on tAeE
liberal terms s
Full Catalogues furnished gratis on application:
mail inclOse . stamp. Address
n D. EMERY & COMPANY.
2O4 Lake street, Chicago, ElDt 4
February II, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
TO PRINTERS
CONTIGUOUS NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers Warehouse.
20, PPBUcE STREET

70 - AFDtOb DIhEET.
The subscriber viii be happy to furnish pur.b,s-
es OF PRINTING Materials with Plain and Ornamen-
tsl Types, Borders, &C., made from a combination ~
all the hard metals 50 extensively pulled by found
ers; Also Germans, Greeks, Hebrews. and a New
ana elegant Font OF Agate Music Type, from which
the I1sleal Review and Friend are now printed
with Presses, and every article REQUIRED for Print.
per.
Old Type taken in exchange for new, at ten cent;
per pound. 0
second hand Presses and Materials, and a com.
chimes for sale cheap. Printers Of New-nan-rEs n 10
iishlng TINS advertisement (incIuding this note
three times before the first Of September. 1859
and sending me one Of the papers, will be Maid for 4
IN PRINTING Types, when they purchase four time,
the amount OF their bill. Pc. CORTLEYOU-
April IA, I85e.-3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
Equilization Board.

1f c6a3ty IF E NSS5SsEa' s. $.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF EqulISL
OF Nemaha county viii meet, at the usual place Of =
ing commissioners Court Of said county on ts
Monday OF next June, for the purpose OF examinlIIf
Assessment Tax Roll Of Nemaha County fOfthes'-
year.
Done BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
49, In testimony whereof I hsye heis.
AEtS~ set my hand and afixed the seal q m Si
county at my Ofiee in BrOwnyil9 =
6th day OK April, A. D. 1859.
R% Z, e. PARKEA
Sfr CounfyCleH
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
Franklin Pierce and the Next PreSi.
dency. IsH - fs-

Reports having been put in circulation
that Ex-President Franklin Pierce would
be again a candidate for the Presidency.
his friend Mr.. Farley, of New Hamp.
shire, wrote him a letter Oh the subject
Mr.. Pierce responded from Italy, noticing
the report thus !:
81 can not speak with any certainty a;
to the period. of our return, whether il
be earlier or later, you may be quite sure
thatI shall under no possible circumstances
consent to the use of myname in a man
ner calculated to disturb the tranquil pur,
suits which alone pertain to the life of
private citizen.
Your friend,
FRANKLIN PIERCE
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21

Territory rrr0,y 2 o. Neorsska, s. s.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be askS
election held in Nemaha county az the ufual pl'ss
holding elections, on the 25th day Of April, Al y
Tor the purpose OF electing one County C0mmis'saL
for the md CommissiOners' District, In place Of ~
Cole, resigned.
Done BY order Of the Board OF Commissioned.
100 In testimony whereof ] have heIsl
.SHs set my hand and afixed the seslds =,
county, at nay once in BrOwnviHs "
SkSE 9Th day Of April A. D. 1883.
1880 L. 3. PARKER,
SyfTIp County Clsf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
For Pixies Peak.

A company design leaving in the Spring
for the New Eldorado. They intend
going the overland route to the junction
where they will lay in their supplies fol
the journey, IS follows:
100 pounds of -four,
2 barrels of whisky,
so pounds Of bacon, a.aer7
40 gallons of whisky, tl.1
100 pounds of yenisOn,
Is demijohns of whisky,
2 boxes of dried behring's,
l barrel of whisky, .
l barrel of crackers,
65 gallons of whisky, rod
8 barrels of pickles,
"a barrel of whisky .ar H.J
l dutch cheese, ..l..
10 TASKS of whisky, .
8 pounds of powder, ~
6 quarts of whisky, as
2 guns,
l keg Of whisky,
r. ." IN --. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21

Read the letter from the Gold Dig
gins" on the first page.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
PREACHING.

NEXT SABBATH in the Presbyterian Church. by
Rev. As B!LLINeSLEYiat TO o;slcck An. and at
7zP. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
$25 MACBN
LATEST IMPVon
D~Ouble-Threaded Sewing N,d'
Warranted the hest i'm fh.M

warranted the DeSt IN the VA
Will stitch and hem, tuck and fell g,,nrN
brOider with perfection. and will sew
goods. even leather, and especially adspted y
use. N
Any person Of ordinary intelligence "a,
hour 70 use il successfully.
We have 4 great number OF references
only the names Of a few, who are among tSs 49,
lilies, 10 wit:
We, the undersigned citizens Of st. Lan;,
tely purchased one Of RaymOnd's Latest ImD-.--
tent Sewing Machines, and use it successinIiv \
ent kinds Of work, in our families service A.
" recommend il 70 all persons as a PANTY 49,.
Mrs. Aenett Mrs JJeEett Ri,0T
J Clemens Jose Co5r,1
Jas AHLampton Mary LIVER.
D Gale RRWbo;S -.
1enhlSoh Mr. Williams
Hale DR. kthnGk,e
T Tllman HM.Boss0m
Stevens
Machines without tables, as hand Machines. via
needle and two spOOls OF thread on the machine. A.
With tables, half dozen extra needles. tools. h. !
Needles 81 per dozen.
Complete printed directions will be sent with N
machine. These machines take the same stitch n
Grover and Baker.
No letters Of inquiry answered except an extra =
age stamp is enclosed.
Machines warranted, and may be returned hs
days II not satisfactory. .
No machines delivered until paid for.
All orders BY mail or express, with The cash, vi
ceive prompt attention. o
n. B.-Agents wanted for every town In he
and west, TO whom a liberal discount will be given.
Address EDWIN CLARK, No. 81 North F9uAr
st. Louis, No. nNj
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21

Executors Sale of Personal PlODertv

NOTICE is hereby given, that I, Heath NuckolIs,
executor Of the personal property Of Chas. n. Greever,
deceased, in pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, will on the 2Ist
day Of Nay, 4. d. 1859, between the hours Of eight
o'elock N, an six O'Clock P d, OF SAID day, and at the
town OF SAINT Deroins IN Nemaba county. Nebraska Ter
rltory, sell at public salet 70 the highest bidder, all Of the
personal estate OF the estate Of said Greever, deceased.
consisting in part Of horses, cattle, furniture. one gold
Wateh sndenain' buggy farming implements. the un-
machine &c, &c
TERAS-AH sums under $40 cash in hand. sums over
by purchaser.
SAINT DERoIN. v. T.,
It April 18th 1853.
HEATH Fx
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
Claim Notice.

10 William Bel, and all others whom it nav con-
the Land Office BrownviIIe, n. T. on Mopdav tbe
second day of May, 1859, at 10 o'clock, to prove M
my right Of presumption to the north west quarter
section seventeen, Township FIVE. raRge fourteen
IA east, where you can appear to contest nv right
BroWnville, April p, 1859. Q.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
FOUND.

MEMORANDUM BOOK, which the owner can
for this advertisement. e
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21

And the finest and best materials for
anything IN the millinery line.
April 1st, 80 molly
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
Special Election.

BrOvu4iue; Feb. H., 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-21
DOings of the City Council.

T. w. Bedford, Sec. ..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
N.h @rlsans 4aiIu Crescent
talk on 'oHANGE.


Ihe advices brought by tine ASA formed sue cn'e'
.opic Ior comment yesterday. Inefe - an 'ml0snso
deal OF bomDase snd nammery IN many o. sne ob
patches. The general talk 70, II those fellows 10,
FRANCO ana Austria want 70 ngns OF 'n'end 70 ngns
70 go ~ II ~ once, and not keep the connnens OF
Europe In continual agitation and anxiety. First
rate opportunities for stock Jobbers and fund deal
ers! There were many varieties Of dispatches re
ceved over the wires and after talking and reading
them over twice, It would puzzle the most learned
to understand the meaning and purport It y sup
posed cotton Is being slaughtered in Havre "a "a
Panic" in Liverpool in 1857. We have accounts |
that the London money market was more stringent,
then again that money ID reported to be abundant.
In fact, all the political and war reports are &C.
knowledged to be runors and reports, as they read
in this way: ut Is sgain ruored )" then 1t is re-
ported; then it Is announced then It Is stated of
this that and the other, and finally, the entire po
litical and financial advces sppear to have no basis
whatever. Nor did the flaming and Wanting head |
ings frighten or alarm our leading and Influential
bankers merchants and dealers in general. OF course
there was talk Of the accounts In the absence Of
something more important. Those directly connected
with the European trade talked little, but gave
very little heed to the reports. They were prepared
to take all the hiddling cotton in market and to
come to market at ten cents per pound. Again We
say il those fellows" want to fight let them fight.
We have accounts of good business going forward
in Manchester and the consumption Of cotton steady
but 1t is evident Manchester Spinners intend to con-
troll the Liverpool market In the meantime. We aIe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
AMusEMnNrs LAST EVENING

The rain storm Of last evening which came up just
at the critical time when amusements were taking
n" was very wet blanket to the hopes Of managers,
and injured the evenings business to the extent Of
many dress circle ticket. However even as it was
the Varieties collected very fair house, and enough
came in out Of the wet to nearly fill the ST. Charles
At the Varieties the bill of the previous night
peated-which was yesterday noticed by us. At the
st. Charles the pantomimc droleres of the Ravels
made the spectators forget the trouble they had in
coming by water to them, and drove out Of mind
dreary anticipations Of the difficult navigation o.
return-home voyages The Amphtheater and the
Chrisy Mnstrels gave as excellent entertainment
usual we presume, to their assemblages.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

TIE vARrET1Es.-"T The Country Squire " will un.
dergo repetition with characters as before pas de
trois dance will be danced, and Secrets Worth
Knowing +" be given for wind-up. This is strong
bill which has twice proved its strength and doubtless
will again.
TIE ST. CHARLEs.-The famous pantomime " The
Green Monster" with Gabriel and Francois Ravel as
White Knight and Harlequin will be performed ;
also ballet called Les Abeilles and feas of
dancing, in which Marietta Zanretta the wonderful
equilibrist, will appear.
The Grand circus show in which
the whole troupe Of stock and stars will participate
in their varIons professional departments
the exercise Of brains and body, Of mind and muscle
Mile Loyale will do lofty tumbing on the back Of
her fleet charger and horse Hiram will exhibit quad
ruped genius Of an uncommon order.
ARMoRY HALL.-The Christy Minstrels offer q
taking exhibit in their performance tonight as it In
cludes the gems Of their repertoire in music, fun bur
esoue and farce. Their entertainments do kill tint
so dead that one does not note ts passing away"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD We would refer
the bona de stockholders of the 'soldout Company
to important matters set forth in an advertisement
over the signature W. r. D. Ward, Secretary Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company at Marshall
Texas, with an addendum signed by L. P. Grant Esq.
President. It specifies the conditions upon which
such stockholders can come into the fold terms o.
good standing with their compeers Of the new Com
pany.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

CITY HorEL.-We clip the following handsome
notice Of our friend Morse's fine hotel from the
Natchez Free Trader of the 9Th inst
Mississippians al,pays stop there. = The City
Hotel, corner Of Common and Camp streets, New
Orleans Gen. Morse proprietor, is the stopping place
Of Missiaippians who visit the metropolis d the
South whether on business or pleasure. The charges
are moderate at that hotel, and the accommodations
and entertainment the best in the world It il situated
in the very heart OF the business portion Of the city
and most convenient to the Postofce, churches, the
aters and the steamboat landing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

AN INTERESTING EvENT.-At date Of last advices
the Princess Royal Of Prussia expected to present
Pince Frederick William with their first pledge Of
mutual affection in few days. salute Of l0l guns
will announce to the Berlners the birth OF an heir,
but 4s guns only should the litte stranger" prove
to be princess. There is some talk Of the Qdeen
paying another visit to Berlin, before or at Easter
next in order to stand sponsor to the royal infant
Her Majestys stay will not exceed ten days or q
| fortnight. ~ 54 3s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

ACCIDENTALLY HHoT.-Eary on the morning Of
the 3lst ut., man named Henry Barnard, In New
York, shot his servant girl while she was kindng
fire, inRicting wound which was supposed to b
fatal He mstook her for burglar and fooshly fired
| hja pistol on the first impulse. tley-H !.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

| AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR ls59.-The thrtieth
annual issue Of this valuable almanac has reached US
from the publishers, Crosby, Nichols Co., in Boston,
through Thomas L. White, No. log Canal street. II
is filled as usual with all sorts Of national statistics
and the astronomical department is the completest
| har, w. H.. .5 ls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

+ To BE HuNG FOR BURaLARY.--We learn from the
Charleston papers that Richard j. Foster was, at the
late term of the Court of General Sessions sentenced
by Judge Munro to be hung on the 25th Of March,
for the crime Of burglary. II a man should suffer
death for burglary. what fearful punishment ought
the Carolinians infiict for murder That is not
easily answered. but that they do like other people,
often dispose of capital crimes by verdict Of acquit
tal cannot, we presume, be denied.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

4 OpERAr1c.-Tomorrow evening Clapisson's new
opera in three acts SO long IN rehearsal. and for
which costumers and scenic artists have labored 60
long In preparation, will be produced 1t s entitled
"La Fanchonnette,'' and in It's performance Mile
Angelo Cordier and Nine Wade, and Mesars. Bour
geois villa, Dutasta and Carrier will be concerned.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
TsssrsSssA = the Ssv erIsass eresse
1uRrHKa d rHx srEA,sH1r ASIA.
IBy shs Nasissal Liss.l

items Of interest," though none Of very general i'm
portance, in addition to on telegnphic seminary of
last evening.
The Emperor Of Austria was greeted wherever hs
went with the greatest demonstrators sf loyalty and
sympathy from his subjecta
The Prussian Minister, Prince Hatsssidt, disd very
suddenly, on the 18th ult, ct Berlin.
The Swiss National Council had voted half NIL
lion, for the purpose Of converting Al their Govern
ment guns from tho old fashioned fre-locK into tts
percussion lock principle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

BRAZILIAN DIAMoNDs-Brazl sends yearly into
the trade about 10000 karats weight Of uncut dla
monds. During the two years after the discovery Of
the diamond mine at Sincora in Bahia, 900 kar-
ats were sent to Europe but in 1852 the quantity
had fallen to 100 900. n &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

The AMERICAN AND THE TEXAS ALMANAC FOR
famous compends Of all sorts Of American nfor
for sale by Mr. Thomas L. White los
body knows what they that they rank
With the most practically useful works published.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

FINE OIL PAINTINGS AT AUcTIoN.-Messrs Mont.
Romery will SELL this evening" at o'clock, at 3d. g.
Charles street, very valuable collection Of superior oil paint
ing Many paintings recently selected and i'm
ported from Enrops by eonnossieur Of this ciHwh grsA
expense and coes Of celebrated works Of old
masors the galleries Of London, Paris ard Rome.
ecut b, aris ws known for correct tas. nns dsawirl
and mastery execution For particulars advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

CHARITY HosPITAL.-We publish this morning
the names Of the officers elect Of the Charity Hospital
for the ensuing year, chosen at q meeting Of the
| Board of Administrator which was held on Monday,
4 17th inst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

A FORTUNATE BEGGAR.-It is said that Miss Bur.
dett Coutts has lately taken under her patronage
Liverpool street beggar. cripple, who used to move
along the streets in small cart propelling himself
with handles He played on the ACCORDION, and with
such skill as to attract the attention Of the eccentric
lady, who now for the first time introduces him Into
fashionable society.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

soUruEsr On CoxPANYs-Ws COMMEND to the
.sui,a Of every ons Interested in The consumption Of o
iubreasur 10 ths advertisement 4 his Company h anehs'
column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

To Bs RrxrsD-A building suitable for an uptown
family sroesry u adysssd fer rent Ths location
mess dssirAois.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

f,srDrr SALx.-P Printed Lawns, Handkerchief, e.
VI wouid rsspsstfay the attention o. ths trade e e.
credit SALE 70 taks place shs day. - ~ oc'ec. = -
n,h " z.s.mop,s Auction Rooms No. n Cha.ss aress.
I Tsrms st sale. s5is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
VOLUME XII.
ErXTBNsIvE SALE OF
s MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PORCELAIN
AND FANCY GOODS,
~ Suitable for
REsENTs AND FAMILY USE.

H1r. JAMES r. JUDyON
Respectfully informs the public that he has taken the Store
No. 81 Camp street. and opened large elegant stock Of
from the Manufacturer suitable for Presents and family uss
Band and Decorated Dinner Dessert Tea and Breakfast SETS
latest styles.
The richest assortment Of FANCY CHINA ever offered in
this city viz: Vases Colognes, Toilet Sets, Gard Baskes
Motto Cups Figured Inkstsnds China Ccfxe Toy Tea and
Dinner Sets, Pun Boxes Jewel Holders and Nick Nacks.
sltH-5l-a'- -AIso-
Bohemian and French CRYSTAL GLASS Decanters Cob
let's Tumblers Card Receivers Coognes Fruit Bowls quer
Sets etc. ETC. And to ndace large sales nil Of the shove will
be disposed OF after the following very liberal pan
With purchase to the vslue Of q 50 and upwards
PRESENT WILL BE GIVEN, varying In value from Fifty
Centsto One Hundred Dollars.
ALsdss especially invited to call and examine this stock
ia2. I'm
NOTICE. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed all his right title and inter-
est In the business known las sDORR'S SOUTHERN AD
vRRTISING AND COLLECTING AGENCY"to to the firm Of
A. B.sTRAWBRlDGE CO., who will coninue II a. hereto
fore. 5"r E J. W. DORR.
New Orleans, December II, 1858.
. % T II II RN ADV e II n SIN g
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having puchase succeeded the sole control Of the bus
Dorrs sonhern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will he continued by the undsrsgnedby and with the
| currence Of our publishing principals
AB. sTRAwBRIDGE co.
n1-ohce. I:K Commercial Place.
| New Orleans, December 20, 1883. d22
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
]. CONTTNE1TAL GUARDs' ANNIVER-
sARY BALL
m r "A NCY DIR Il IS, NJ 3 X II u
g. its75 And
E REGALIA BALL.

The First Annual Ball Of
Delta Lodge, No. Is, 1. o. o. F..
r H-"'4 Will be given
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY rs, 1859, AT ODD
FELLOWS HALL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

a ODD FELLOWS HALL-YOUNG MEMS
4 SASoCIETY, MASK AND FANCY DRESS BALLS.
90 A series of FOUR BALLS will take place on the
3foowing nights
~ First Of the seres, Friday, 2lst January, 1882 1882
N Second 4th February, l6o9
Third . :, 18th February, 1859. +
Fourth :. Tuesdsy, Mardi-Gras. 9Th March
Gentlemen wishing subscribe thess Balls will apply to
Secretary the office of the Ball Room Entrance on
Camp street.
Applications tickets of invitation to be made to the
Secretary, with their and residences.
Board will meet Thursday evening
at O'Clock, the office Of the Ball Room.
No will be admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by The Board of Managers
persons will be required to unmask before enter
ing the Ball Room. .4.lss. :.
invitations will be issued after the last meeting q
the Managers which will be the night previous to each
Ball. ,.zz.z -
~ Positively subscribers Tickets can be procured on
the night Of the Balls r jail tm8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
GREAT TBARGAINs-GREATB BARGAINS.
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.
[ g. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Cusomhouse and Bienvie
- streets, New Orleans,

Inst oren an of French and German
LOOK KING0LASSES, Gilt Frame and Imitation do; Orna-
mened and Plain Wood OF new style for Glasses Portraits
Engrsvings Photographs, etc.
Hi superjor and splendid stock Is offered forty per cent
ess Than last year twenty cent below the lowest
ket prices. ,,........... =, ,..A,.
issss ih double tc The above considerable
ton IA owing to discount allowed and the decline In gasses
isiidinr guaranteed for ten years.
An immense Gallery Of Paintings. Engravnes and Lho-
graphs by the greatest masters exhioed Tor sale at
siderable reduction. ,,, <u. ~.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES;
FOR sALEA case Of stsrsoscopic Views excessively low
70 @ slo.9 ps'n,;nsss sSnsls snIs,s Renoysted mis- 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

CAPT j. X DUNCAN WIN. DUNCAN JAMES
X. DUNCAN & co., ARCHITECTS AND SU-
y. PERINTENDENTs OF BUILDINGS.
Nos l3l Common street and 241k Carondeet street.
We are prepared get Plans Sections Elevations and
Specifications public buildings and private dwellings, banks
stores warehouses; ETC., of all kinds and descriptions with de
tailed estimates cost to purchase material for
and employ mechanics aboe and superntend the eec
op of the to put machinery in cotton gin and
make the buildings hepoof or
may be required.
Persons building will Hnd interest to give CALL
as by the adoption METHOD style class of building
can be put the least possible cost and will be constructed
Of the best material and workmanship.
j. X. DUNCAN CO.,
Ia2l If Nos. 1871 Common and 241f Carondele streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

+ rr1IrAM MEVal.l.E Il CO.. AUCTIONEERs Ap-
j nTsissrs and for thu sale Of Real Estate,
iay furnture Bank 6tocks Port Warden and 6uccesson
Saiss. Eareoes stocks IL nerchandiss, etc. -
asenon paid 10 the purchasing and selling
rosss, ;rsS No. II Commercial Place. 5a7s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

i DR.. George W. Smith,
DENTIST
Hinx resumed his practice, will attend professional en-
acsents at his office No. III CANAL sTREEr nearly
.posits Christ Church. la4 zpu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

. 4O pack aRes Pnle sherry. auartart octayes.
For ale 81 - 80 s. b. lGRATIAAzk CO.,
jsN - Customhouse styeet.