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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-04
Splendid French Furniture
MANUFACTURED
p. NJ A l. Il A r d,
81 Royal Street and so BIenylIle Street,
LARGE ASSORTMENT
House-F'urnishing and Artistic Articles.

He would respectfully inform the public that he just
rived from Paris with the first choice of Goods selected
Europe for this market-whch for beauty tasefunes
richness cannot be exceed by any house America Among
other things to which he would invite special attention.
Magnificent Paror and Bedroom Sets Furniture Rose
wood and Mahogany nlad Buh Paper Mache and Old Oak
Dining room, Hall and Library Sets
FINE CURTAIN SIUFFS-consisting of Lampassade
Brocade Danask, Satin, Silk Embroidered Bobinet and
Musns and large assortment of TRIMMINGS for UPHoL
sTERY, such Tasses Loops Frnges, Cords CorRtces
Bands snd Hooks Also, English Tapestry and Brussels Car
petng and Rugs French and American Window Shades Mat
ting, etc Mirrors of all Gilded Woods for Frames an6
Conices Bro and Porcelain Clocks and Chsndeebras fol
Gas and OIL Fancy Vases, Toilet and Washstand Sets Gu
Glasses China Dining seal of which will be sole
at the lowest prices prevent all composition with any
P. MALLARD,
se29 2p2m 67Royal street and 81 Bienyills street.
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Large and attractive Sale

Large and attractive Sale
NEW AND ELEGANT SILKS,
FROM THE RECENT
Large Auction Sales In New York,
Comprising the MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of
Styles and Coors In
RICH PARIS SILK RoBEs-Two and Four Flounces and
Double Jupes
SUPERB BRoCADED SILK RoBEs-Double Jupe, Grad
uated, Two and Four Flounces, etc
P LAIN TAFFETA AND PoULT DE SOLE SILKS
P LAIN. FANCY AND CHECK FoULARps. ..4
RICH PLAIN AND FANCY IRISH PopLINs.
With a very large assortment of all the
CELEBRATED MAKES
Plain Black and Figured silks,
All of which will be told fully THIRTY PER CENT less
than usual prices. ..
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
cLoAKs, sHAwLs.
LAcEs, EMBRoIDERIEs, etc.
MILLINERY.
Now exhibition, very choice line of MILLINERY
GOODS, embracing all the NEW PARIS FASHIONS, in
LADIES' BoNNETs.
MISSES AND
CH1LDREN's HATS
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
RIBBONS, ETC., etc.
To which inspection is respectfully solicited.
JOHN TODD,
% 2p3t Nos. IL and IA Chartres street.
School Books. School Books.
Tie attention of Country Merchants Teachers otherr
Is respectfully called large unsqualed assortment
SCHOOL BOOKS,
accomplishing
HISTORY Modern and Ancient.
BIOGRAPHIES,
aRAMMARs,
PELLERs and
READERS
ITHMETICs and
MATHEMATICAL WORKS. .M
WORKS ON LOGIC,
ELoCUTIoN and Rhetoric
Dictionaries Copy States, Globes School Paper
-Also-
FRENCH SCHOOL ROCKS,
And full supply of
GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS.
For sale at Publishers' prices. Call and examine.
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
% 2p3t General stationers 60 Camp ST.
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az-The Great English Remedy--sir Jnmea
CnLEsKAYKD FEnAlx PILLS Prepared from pre-
scption Of Sir u Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This well known medicine imposition but and safe
-. anu s. ss,.,r
.o,b,nr hrr.sn, "a ~ cen.,,tnt,on'
10 Married Ladies peculiarly suited s'i' an '''''
These PMS have never esea known 70 fall the
For full particulars get panpnie' Hec' =, w
eha pos,Ase ~, CIV n,l, Nv return
agent VIII insure . oo'''o' o'o'AinAAs ''' -''' f
Of mail.
General Agent the United States OBJ NOSES hocneeef
.oid By = all rsspsetasls Druggists. fss aDly&w
chemical ingredients, Of which HAIR DYE
Of age the brilliant dark brown or glossy black of comedy
SO anlm4w oRIarADoRo. No. 8 A..or Hcn.e. w.
Jefferson City Stock Landing, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
nssl na ssss RWrN1Na
f,rstn.. MONDAY EVENING. October TO-
ea'io'''n AoA'D . i1' -. - W os'o'e -
other speakers may be expected o.
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To Country Merchants.
THEODORE FROIS 81 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
dealers In
H IL ~ 61D u D -.
They respectfully inform their friends from the country and
city they have TEMPORARILY REMOVED from their
old stand to-
No. IS CANAL STREET,
BETWEEN NEW LEyEE AND FRONT STREETS,
they will be prepared to Offer usual edngy
large we'll selected stock Of
ID Il + q o o ID $
good terms reasonable prices. ".#".
THEODORE FROIS & CO.,
IS Canal street.
sells 2ptf Between New Ievee and Front streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-04
THE DANGER OF USING IRON COTTON TIES

THE DANGER OF USING IRON COTTON TIES
We the undersigned do hereby certify that the inst
board hs ship Redwood and witnessed bale oil
bound in iron bauds take FIRE by coming in contact with
the combngs of the main hatchway of said vessel
bale rolled off the staging and fell distance of about ~
coming in contact with the iron, ard fire
when reached the in the hold of The vessel Said ship
nearly loaded and had about 5000 bales aboard Had it
not been for the prompt exeon of the sevedore and his
cargo would inevitably been burnt up
seriously damaged. o..5..m ..~D .-
eyewitness the above have hesitation in stat
ing tied cotton will take fire when thrown iron
like hard substance and that It is extremely dangerous
while loading and unloading it on vessels
W. j. PHILBROOK,
Master of ship Redwood
GEO. s. BARTLETT,
Ship Neptune.
JOHN G. PHILIPS,
oS2r8t Foreman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-04

Gstst1ttsOss, Chapman 3 Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO
y. GRIsXVOLD g. CO.,
-AASurAcruRERs
GULLETT's PATENT STEEL BRUSH
COTTON GIN.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Portable Circular Snyv-MilIs,
CHAPMAE's PATENT COTTON PRESS,
shaftiug and Pulleys Engine and Wood Lathes Drills
Wood and Iron Planners and Irous
for Running Gear.
Also dealers in all descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and
Machnist Tools, including
ANDREWS PATENT
CENTRIFUGAL DRAINING PUMP,
Grs Mills French Burr Mill sones Newell Cotton Screws,
Circular Saws, Gin Saw, Steel, etc.
Gin the superior patent formerly
by Mr. B. D. Gule when member of the firm Of Messrs.
Guett Gadney Co., Of Aberdeen Miss and especially
distinguished for mbnibg Ginning speed WITH much
improved sample of Cotton enhancing Its value from u to
cent. per pound. Price, IS per Saw.
Being the manufacturers principally Of Machinery,
enabled to thoroughly adapt to Panta and Mo-
anca purpose and to furnish customers the
most favorable terms
All sold furnish ed by will be fully guaranteed
D9r0fce and Sales ROOM 80 ST. Charles street. Manufact
oy lls Tchouptoulas New Orleans La sels 2plm
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Pune TEAs.-If any one wants to buy pure and
delicious eas Of Any quality let bin call Dsais Southern
Tea Wrebonse, i0s Poydras street. where he will nnd the
genuDe and In all excellence and Of deec
tate aas and the opium oppressed eyelids II
ysoN epdarn q The Celestial Empire. See advertisement
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Boots, Shoes and Hats.

Boots, Shoes and Hats.
We have in store and landing from ships Harriet j.
Montgomery Samuel Fales Lady Bessngton and the
ships DeSoto al d Granada,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
Making of the
Largest stocks
EYER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
To which call the attention of buyers.
osr stock is, in part, comprised Of the following
o,Ct0 pairs RUssET BRoGANs, for Plantation use.
1860 :. KIP, CALF and SEAL BROGANS.
10000 =. KIP, CALF and THICK MUD BOOTS
5000 E. GRAIN, HUNTER and PLANTERS Boots
$1,000 :. LADIES', CHILDREN's AND MISSES
SHOES, of every variety
H9HFor sale on liberal terms by
JOIN M. GOULD q CO.,
Bel9 2ptf Magazine street.
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aew Orleans Aaiu Grsstent gnsday ouae 0fphsr H. 1859

WTEaCR1lI, NDMEhMAy WuE1lAll1)
Cars.OIff0s stores,
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND poYDRAs STREETS
OPENING OF $50 CASES
I'D n1 " q % - h -.
The undersigned beg to inform the public and their
toners in general that they have received their large stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
from FRANCE ENGLAND and the NORTH consisting Of
1000 GRIsA1LLh ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES, Two Jupss.
which they will sell very low.
Barege Grisaille. Nous selane De Chine,
:. :. Pomte, Challies
:. :. 2 Jupes. L.martines
Plain Black silks,
Black Pout de Sole.
Colored Pout de Sole,
Black eros de Naples,
Colored Ores de Naples,
Black Gros du Rim.
Coored Gros du Rhn; MORE Antique.
A and Ga Black Gros du Naples.
Checked Taffets Silks.
Grisaie
Neapolan Silks
Tafetas de Chine.
RICH CoIoRED SILK RoBRs-I.atest Patterns.
Poplins.
Pl ain ard Figured Muslin de aires,
French and English Merinos.
. Cashmere d'Ecosse.
Double Skirt Muslin de LANES.
:. :. Figured Cashmere.
Grisaiilc of Every Description,
For TRAVELLING DRESSES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CALICos,
eros ODER NEW PRINTS,
TAFFEFA CAMBRICs.
EMBROIDERIES.
JACKoNET EMBROIDERED BANDS,
Muslin
Null :.
Dimty :.
Edgfngs and Insertlngs; Flouncngs;
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchief s;
Embroidered Collars and Sets:
Guipure. valcncisnne Honiten Collars Handks
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Silk and Wooden Dsmask; ..
Wool and Cotton Damask
Indennes Persses; Furniture Calcoes. "0.@
English, French and German Hosiery.
Ladies' Cotton and silk Hose;
Cents :. and Fancy Half Hose;
Boys
Ladies' Merno, Silk and Cotton Vests;
Gents
Bleached and Brown Domescs, sheengs ard shistinss
Blankets; kentucky Jeans
Cassimeres
Cloths and Coonades
Flsnnsls.
Ladies' and Strangers visiting the city would find to
their interest to give us call.
TO PLANTERS.
We also very well supplied with PLANTATION DRY
GOODS, such
BLANKETS
KERsEYs
=... LINSEYS,
osNABuRGs
LowELLs,
GEORGIA PLAINS,
GRAY BLANKETS, Alt. @,
WHITE BLANKETS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN DOAEsTICS.
A0rA call is respectfully solicited by the undersigned.
.. U. LAROUssINI y CO.,
% 2p6t Corner Bar and Poydras.
Clothing. Clothing.
The subscribers received by late arrivals full sup.
paws V FASHIONABLE
LOT lNG
Il u r SHIN G. GOOD S i.
oge,her with unusual supply
PLANTATION CLoTxaxNG,
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Hats, Blankets and Socks.
large and well selected stock or the Wholesale Trade
all Of which they offer at the
LOWEST MARKET RATEsl
NC. FoLGER Il SON,
81 and IS Magazine street,
os 2pst corner Gravisr street.
Singers
SEW WING MAO HIN E S..
REDUCTION IN PRlCES!:
SINGERS No. 2, OR is INCH MACHINE,
rs REDUCED IN PRICE
1895 90.
AND THE No. l MACHINE
%22 oos
.. WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
o3 2p6t No. IS Camp street.
Notice.
A l. + r E. MU Mr. OE d G. O.
Will postpone the opening of their store,
STORY 2UILDINGS,
in of the unfinished state Of pantin In the
meantime they will supply their friends and the public with
fine stock of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-04

DOibenr
CONNER CIAL COLLEGE,
Corner Camp and Common sts..
(STORY BUILDLNG,)l m
Is full operation Young gentlemen who wish good situa.
tions always
position. There apartments and Professors for
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsH1P, .. ...
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH, SPANISH, z."m
GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc.,
to fit at for business Ladies' and gentlemen
invited visit the College and judge themselves
% 2pst# RUFUS DOLBEAR.
Important .totice
S u G A r p L A N Il E r S .
The liberal patronage of which have been the honored
| recipient, at the Sugar Planters hand for my
BI-sULPH1TE OF LIME,
has stimulated further efforts expand my
| business.
The extent Dimensions and perfecbly OF the machinery
employed at Works. the quantity and quality of the
rails hand the economy and facility of labor which
lately introduced therehe determination have taken this
devote all time, attention and energy to their
rior management, all combined place the position
be required for the consumption of tho State
LOWERING THE PRICE
-or-
THIS INVALUABLE CHEMICAL AGENT,
ONE DOLLAR PER BARREL
SHALL therefore, from this date tho end of the soil
my Bisulphite of Lime, of to 10 degrees Beaume, at
FIVE DOLLARS PER BARREL.
FREE OF DRAyAGE
All orders addressed me- my agents here Messrs
AUGUSTIN THIBAUT, No. Front Levee street. will
ceye prompt attention. and would respectfully
| new customers to send in their orders early.
ULCER LAUVE,
Proprietor and Manager of the Carondele Refinery,
$3.50 2p and Bisnphite of Lime Works of New Orleans
SpectacFes.
Call and latest PATENT SPECS jus. arrived, and
well adapted for LADIES in Gold Silver Frames.
Camp and Canal Streets
$3.50 2p6t e. W. GREGOR A. co
Dr. Reard's
e Y e N Fl r NJ A r. Y -,
No. 30 Lafayette date Hcvia) street,
Between Baronne and carondeet,
NEW ORLEANS,
This Institution open reception persons
| with DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building is new-the Rooms large and airy. Every
| attention will BIZ paid to the comfort of patients
HJ- Wards devoted to the of Slaves with EYE
| AFFECTIONS.
~ competent Physician resides in the house.
TERMS:
Whites, from So 90 to IS 90 per day.
Negroes. ........................Sl %
kI- Operations charged extra se2S 2ply&W
To Country Merchants.
| RAYNE'S WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE
| No. 80 Magazine Street.
LARGE STOCK
L
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s k3-RemOval-J. II. Rlnehart has removed
to No. IL St. Charles street, He Is agent for the PEARL
RIVER MILLS and will receive orders for Lowel LnBeys
and Jeans manufactured at the above mills by Messs 7.
GREEN, jackson, Mississippi.
A9rWool purchased. eel 2p1m
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HFThlrd Ward American Club-The meet
ings Of this Club will again take place No. 81 Camp street
Matches street, every SUNDAY EVENING, O'Clock
Native American md adopted citizens residing in the First
District cordially invited to Join.
40 1ntf L q PnINnEyTER Pra.idant
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9FIfth Ward American Club-This Club,
by resolution meets regularly tho FIRST WEDNESDAY
Of each month until the first Wednesday of September from
which Tins 1t will NEST weekly.
BY order Of the President. au22 2pif
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Renthl4yse7,, LesUis y Co.,
116 CANAL STREET l16
Respectfully inform the Ladies' that they receipt
one of the MOST CHOICE and DESIRABLE STOCKS Of
- ZEE "a wills
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY,
-Comprsng-
STELLA SHAWLS,
CHENILLE sHAWLs,
BAY STATE sHAwLs,
SCOTCH sHAwLs.
FRENCH sHAwIs,
THIBET sHAwLs,
BROCHE sHAWIS,
And
GENTS TRAVELLING SHAWLS.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS l. CO.,
oS 2pt ZIG Canal street.
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MeersChaaza,t Pipes.

fresh invoice of GENUINE MEERsCHAUM PIPES,
just received by
LION g. PINSARD,
"a and Sc Royal street,
c3 2pf corner of Bienple
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+ 'F73 ~-- y III
ATFlfth Ward American Club-This Club
will hereafter meet regularly every WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, ct o'clock, at the usual place.
By order of the President sell 2ptf
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CayrOzffon stores,
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND poYDRAs STREETS.
OPENING OF $50 CASES
H HI " O. - - III -
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Crdcnss !! Cr.0U0fs ]!

Jas received beautiful assortment of FALL and WIN
TER CRAYATS.
LION Il PINSARD,
81 and Sc Royal street,
o. 2pu corner Of Bienyille,
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H1-We are authorized to announce Henry
DAMRON candidate Seventh Justices
Court, Fourth Dsrct-eecti.n November 7th ls59-and
obligs MANY FRIENDS.
nu30 2ptuo7
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DR.. n. .AafONE,

DIR. n. .aNfONT,
DENTIST,
Informs his patients of his RETURN tnd that he will continue
the practice of his profession with the improvements
office and residence,
o3 2p6* No Is BARONNE STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-04

H3The Second Ward American Club will
hold meeting 1t the Club Room No. O. New Basin, every
SATURDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. Punctual attend
required. BY order the President. se26 2pH
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Hs- For Congress : First Representative
DIsTRIcT-CHARLks BIENvENU ia the nominee Of the
State Rights Democratic Party candidate for Congress for
the First Representative District. se29 2pte
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S9rThs Opposition state Executive Conn
ATTEE mests DAILY at their roo No. in buldng
Of st. Charles and Commercial Alley All communications
addressed to JAS n MUssBLMAN Corresponding Seer etay
will be promptly attended to.
Se29 2pM H NJ. SUMMERS Chairman
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K9-For Congress-We are authorized to an.
LAWRENCE D. NICHOLS, of the parish of Ascen
son the opposition candidate represent the Second
Ercsstonal District. aus 2ptRo7
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by resolution meets regularly the FIRST FRIDAY each
month. until the n Friday Of September en which time
Il viii meet weekly. iys0 2pH
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Ensc,s Or the Late Gale.

The oblieing purser Of the steamship Galveston
furnishes the following Interesting memoranda:
The United States mail steamship Galveston, Capt.
Hutchings, from Havana via the Florida ports, re-
porss The health Of that city good business dull.
and but few vessels in port The steamer America
had arrived with cattle from Texas having lost the
greater portion of them on the passage The gale OF
the 18th did not reach Havana or Key West, but the
weather was threatening gale. The Grenada ar.
rived at Havana on the Esd September The brig
Wabash, of Kenebnnk, with lumber from Pensacola
hound to Havana, was capsiEed in the gale Of the
18th, and filed with water. The second mate was
drowned in the cabin. The captain and crew were
dashed to the main rigging and chains for sixty
hours without provisions or water She lost her
foremost, head spars and maintopmast Her main
boom was caught over the main crosstrees, and
strapped to the mainmast and main rigging with the
shreds Of her mainsai in such manner as to render
it difficult to get it down. She was fallen in with BY
the United States war steamer Brooklyn on the l7h,
and towed to or near Key West, where the pilot
boat Champion took her in tow and carried her into
port.
At Tampa the gale was moderate and weather
threatening. The ship Gree, from Mobile, bound to
France with spars for the French Government, had
been ashore on the reef the Marqusas, but was
gotten of and carried to Key West by the wreckers,
leaking badly.
AT Cedar Keys the gale was felt but moderately.
There was very high tide there on that day.
Al st. Marks the tide rose very high ; the weather
thick and threatening; strong south east and south
winds all day.
At Apalachicola the tide rose some distance over
the wharves, and stiff gale blew all day. The pilot
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1Worth Reading and Thinking about
BIN1NGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
this Of the Medical Profession and the Family having s
perseded the so.caled Gins" Aromatic,o Cordial
Medicased" etc, endorsed by all the prominent ply.
scians chemists and connosseurs possessing
trns'e medicinal Qualities Comic and Durec which belong
to OLD and PURE GIN Put up in Quart Bottles and aid
BY all Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. NJ. BININGER CO.,
tEstabiished l17s-sole Iuporters
No. SsS Broadway, Z.
E8-For Sale by o. o. WooDMAN, b. JouRDAN. q.
n MORRISON, E. B. WHEELoCK CO., E. eUIII.oT
New ORLEANS. .---- iy2S 2ply
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Southern Oil Company.

FIFTY SHARES of this valuable Stock for sale. Apply
10 H., at this office. sell 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-04

y n1rBeventh Ward American Club. Thlrd
Dstrc:-This Club meets regularly every WEDNESDAY,
the Hail. Of Elysan Fields Victory street.,
o'clock p. u. ENY
Members requested to be puneual.
By order Of tho President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-04

IankT1n D'ORLHANs. By advertisement else
whsge pch1hsd Il viii b seen that the Office Of the
Orisaas heatar = now open, that the public may
salece hxas ~ seats for the season. Mr. F. Meteye,
Comptroller having direction Of this business.
We understand that Manager Placide Oanonge is
expecesd n ~ steamship Fulton, ct New York, and
that ~ company were 70 leave Havre on the 10th
Of Hsp nbek IA the ship Ariel, Capt. Green.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-04

A6rHas Arrlved-Dr. James has returned
from his Northern and resumed the practice of hi.
speciality
He exclusively all diseases of the skim blood and ner
aud general debility. etc.
Can be found at his old established Dpensary 50 Custom
house street, New Orleans, La. SEES 2plmSW
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~ Ninth Ward American Club, Third
DistsictThs Club meets regularly every SUNDAY at IL
Couet and Montegut streets.
ss2s 2ptf JNo. j. LUGENBUHI., Secretary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-25

Tobacco! Tobacco!
VIE k1roIis ia interest have agreed TO the very
l. luw rats ut o3 Cenls per one hundred pounds on
.cAI tobacco, ia hids. from Nashville Lynchburg
"a MilI tnoiS Interested ia tae purchase aud sale
Lea, lob .cco canSiIer the advantages offered by
thIs reduction IN Ireisht-savils OF iusurance-thc
fo4Is being we'll c1rricrs-Spve-
~ ira ,s.'orIatou, sale delivery,
T.. W. COLE,
sopz4-Jm Sup'L y. X T. r. X.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-25
NJ hite Fash


= n BOXES Pr.lasa n NusteFn Reserve Cheese, Just
OU received, fresh aaa nsco, Ger sale By
CARfktS NIlssfuKD 4 CO.,
Aug9a-ne ~ FkNF No o Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-25
PREMIUM PIANOS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

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