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HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
soldby J. WRIGHT 4 &o..
-s@ Il and Isl Chartres strests
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
seldby E.J.HART 4 co..
s Mes. II and 70 Tchoupi.oulas II.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold BY o. o. wOoDMAN.
tD Cor. Common and Magazine sts.
e7Magazins street
HOsTET.TER's STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold BY ALEX. NORTON CO.,
Sand Poydras street.
HOsTEITER's STOMACH BITTERs,
soldby J.H. N. MARKS.
Is, Is and n New Leves street,
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BlTTERs,
Sold by J. L. JOHNSON / CO..
4 50 Magazine street.
HOsTEITER's STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold By ARTHUR / CO.,
Cor Canal and New Levee Sta
HOsTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs,
soldby HOLMES 1 SPENCER.
.s4 7Grsver street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BIITERs.
Sold by GIN. MORRISON co..
l2MsgaEins street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold By W.. A. VIOLET co.,
50, Al, 43 and As New LeYee street
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
Sold by QUEYRoUZE 4 LANGsDoRFF.
Is and 1857. Louis street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs,
sodby E. B. wHEELOCK CO.,
z3 Magazine street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERs,
BOLDLY EATON HENDERSON,,
Corner New Levee, Common and Fulton sts.
TIOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold BY K, LAMBERT
AOsTETTER's STOMACH BIITERy,
sodby sCovIL MEAD,
Ill Chartres stFeet
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
soldby PETERS, MAILLARD L CO..
Corner Old Levee and Bienville ss
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold by HALL, KEMP 4 CO..
20 Common street,
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
soldb oh. MARKS 4 CO.,
Corner Gravier and New Leves strses
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
ssiaby JAMES sYME,
1s Canal street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BlT.TERs,
soldgby W. B. PEPIN 4 AO..
IS Common street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold by KARSTENDIEK 4 CO.,
los rchoupitouas street,
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BrrTERs.
- seldhy THOMPSON 4 BARNES,
fPme2&W Is and Is Common street.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

& - ABTrA gPRIN0s HOTBI.-TfiIs Hof1I
oslHR 900, sysfy sxetca VII b nads % rsadsr Il
isxu,y onnibsass vi py bstvssn CsvnIon, Gasasviis
ia sisSsiE fsts ensas The deserved m, Of IL
"a ~ the 1y. III eemhlns make Ais ierkE
II plaes y uummsr fseaA The ehassss afs:
Ssf 1e.ea. ~ ~
k0f vSek.
~ !. lis j. 1. BossiiSTi i;.,,. g
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NJOTlCE-TO CONFORM WITH THE LATE ACT OF
the Legislature of the State the style of firm this
date Is changed to JOHN D. BEIN L SON.
PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
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- BURNETT HOUSE-CINCINNATI, OHIO
. JOHNSON, SAUNDERS 4 CO., Proprietoss.

Having leased the premises for series OF years.
call the attention Of travellers to the ade since
Every department under the personal supervision Of the
popreors The building has been thoroughly cleaneed
full and attentive employed all the
house. NE BAR stocked with choice Liquors and Cigars the
Table Will be supplied with all the decaces Of the and
pleasure Of our guess,
isld SIN 80 J.s.aco.
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- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THR PROPRIH-
tors Of tho Battle House, Mobile respectfully inform their
and the public thas they will open the Point Cea
The buildings being put In thorough repair the wharve
and the grounds have been greatly the past
winter building erected last season, finished and fur
n!shed IN thorough manner and situated line the
hoethe two connected by continuous gallery S7l
feet length two Stories Altogether the buildings viii
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear 10 delightfully."- situated being open to the Cult
brse.e and in the high grounds With pleasant drives
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place in sanitary pon
Of yiow fairly tested last season. Not single Of
yellow fever originated there ever has We and there the
finest salt water bathing the whole within
hundred from the Hotel Fish and oysters vey abun
dant during the good Coon Band engaged
every variety Of anu ements will be furnished.
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile evening for
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
days will make midday trips accommodate those who
rive by the boats
Rooms may be secured BY addressing
f. II. CHAMBERLAIN CO.,
Battle House.
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WHITE, THOs. LIZ. BOOKSELLER AND syA
w toner, No. l06 Canal street.
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jDKEING,... ......DYElses.. ..........DYEInG
soxfEEnrs. DYER AxD soouREs.

~ e honor 70 inform The public that 10 has Just assumed
~ o9.nc q tho Dyeing Establishment No. rs Royal street.
nes ~ VII contnue heretoofe with the careful atte
toA M which h h celebrated.
1hs naansr Il which, fox he A.. twelve years. has sas
~ the numerous Of sss bhment on bourbon
ILL., = guarantees for those VII v honor him With ther
ifi ~ L.
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8 n.WHMgT's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The sxelasvs patent rights Of ths above have bsen pur
eheod cempany d gl6nen Of tho city Of New Orieaus
g sss sss1 q Lsu!sisos Aissl.spp Ah.ma
Wishing 70 parish. county Stats rights Or sess q
1Achna eaA eeain the nae BY applying 10 the under
E asE r. ". G.. COOK,
S I. No. 3 Matches street, New Orleans.
Asf:ss ~ xesss. Martin Gordon, IT., N. o.; NJ g. Brn.
ssE Ascension La; Dr. G. W Campbell Ibervie La; Cap
~ = u Landry, n o.; g. O. Bogert. n. o.; G. e. ke 81
Sanes. IS Si7a4a5 k5 mySO IL d
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MoDONNEl4I'S RESTAURANT, Mo-
a. l4I common street between Baronne and o.
a - rondelet Streets New Orleans.
This establishment will remain open surins
the where everything the market can
md prices moderate The we'll ventilated ii ort
desirable than any other similar place in the city during warn
weather. Res IS zql5 -
Fnrnished rooms fortrsnsient Boarders.
Families and Commission supplied Winss and
Liquors ofevery description at wholessleprices
MCDONNELL NcGRAW,
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kqm GLEEr, WEAKNESS, PAINS
y Y ~ Hack, and Ill Urinary Affections ~
, i 1HE 9kEAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPEOIFIC sOLU.
preparation All anection,
~ organs, whether or chrcnic Phve
en-. q England q France and Of America acknowledge IL
ruIely vegetable In composition II harmless Is ii ID Cd
The system becomes nvigorated hc dssitatea
ooay and depressed mind are restored to energy
B. ABRAMS
~ ss Bole agent for the United Stetes
0YlI u Apothocary. rs Camp street, New Orlsans.
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- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL. WILL BY
opened early in June, under the superintendent Of Mr.
Ell Mc0raw. During the past winter the hotel has beer
thoroughly renovated the grounds much improved
stable and carriage house built
Rooms may be secured at Mcdonnell McGraws l17 Com
street.
as SIN JOHN MCDONNELL. Proprietor.
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n & Il. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO r. ROY,
Wholesale and Retail Grecers,
AND DEALERS in WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No. 4O.OLDLEvEE STREET NEW Orleans,
NIL lykW Between Bfenvill and Cont st
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! NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The cunard steamship
Asia, Capt Lott, arrived at this port this morning.
| She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 10th inst,
and brings two days later news than received
| by the North American and City Of Washington.
The steamship New York arrived out on the 9th
| inst.
The general and political news by the Asia is not
Of an important character, and possesses few fea-
| lures of interest.
| Late advices from China give. currency to
doubtful rumOr that the Chinese government has
ordered the Russian residents on, the Amoor river
to evacuate that territory, and that the Russian
Embassy at Pekin had been confined strictly to the
palace assigned to its use.
| LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10.-The sales of Cotton during
the week amount to $4,000 bales, of which l4OO
were taken by spectators and 600e for expor-
tatfon.
Nearly all qualities of Cotton, have declined
during the week. Holders evnce some anxiety to
| sell, and are pressing on the market. The market
| generally closed dull.
1 The sales on Friday were 6000b closing dull
at the following quotations of the Brokers' Circular
Fair Orleans .-.....7I Middng Orleans BIG 81
Fair Upland y. 4 316 Middling Uplands. -. .6s
| The stock of Cotton at Liverpool amoants tc
4O1 900 bales, of which 277 900 are of American
| production.
LONDON, Dec. 1O.-Consols for account are re-
ported to have closed at 96 e.. Consolsfor money
out of market: the books being closed.
| LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10.-The advices from Manches
| ter continues to be very favorable. There was a
fair demand for goods and yarns and prices con
| tinue firm. The demand was less active than last
week, but spnners were fully employed
| HAyRE, Dec, 9--The Cotton market generally
| closed firm. Orleans Tres Ordinaire is quoted al
| ll2 francs Orleans Bas 107 francs.
| LIVERPOOL, Dee. l0.-The Flour market CLOSED
dull. and quotations are nominal. Wheat s1oset
steady, with an improved demand. Corn closed
quiet at previous quotations. The Provision market
generally continued dull Beef closed dull bu
steady at previous quotations. Pork closed quie
and unchanged. Bacon closed quiet. Lard closed
dull and quotations are nominal. Sugar closed firm
at an advance of Cd. Coffee closed firm and quie
at previous prices.
| LONDON, Dec. l0-The London Breadstutfs marke
generally closed quiet and steady at previous quo
tations. American Securities are firm, and thu
market generally unchanged.
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NUMBER 24s.

lost, was found anchored CT the MEXICAN coast
most Of her crew having died.
ID the case Of Biddle Boggs VS.. Mereia Mining
Company. the Msraposa Star states that al, annii
cation will be mad5 for writ Of error, with view
Of appealing to the q. s. Court.
a fire broke out on the night II the 2sth, on the
ing six wooden buildings. The bss il estirsateil
about $4,000.
special election to,fll the vacancy in the S3ate
Senate, will be held in San Francisco, on the Tatf
of December. Archibald G. Basfy, Democrat.
Leonidas Haskell, Anti-Eecompton Democrat, and
B. W. Halfway, are the nominated candidates.
a mine of cnnabar, supposed to be rich and val
aable, has been discovered in Plumas county.
A large delegation of Pah Utah Indians have ar
rived in the San Joaquin alley, where they intend
to pass the winter.
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Mobile Races,

The Mobile Tribune of Wednesday saws Of the
races on the previous day between the beaten
horses
The race announced yesterday was for the pro-
pretors purse for beaten horses, mile heats. best
three in five- The entries were Mamie b. Pam
Mo'psy and Col. Campbell's colt by Wagner. The
former was the favorite Paul Mo,,,hg. however.
had his strong hackers. The result Of the race
disappointed all.
FIRST Hedt-The Wagner colt took the lead will,
Pad Mofphy close on. Ndnaie B fell back some
distance, but on making turns, Mamie B ran m
and passed Pd'1, and made desperate effort for
the lead, as the Wagner came in o winner Of The
heat by about neck.
Second Heof--PaM Mo,p1ty this time led of.
but the Wagner not disposed to let him pet
any advantage, and therefore kept him company
all the way, until coming dowa the stretch, when
she passed him and showed him her heels when
crossing the score.
Third Hedt.-This heat was but repetition Of the
hrst. The Wagner took the lead, but Paul was
alongside all the way. The Wagner came in q
winner of the heat and race in handsome style. We
give
SUMMARY:
Dec a-Proprietors Purse for Beaten HorsesMle Heats
Three in Five-Purse $1D " ~
j. Campbells ch colt, by Wagner dam by imp. Glen
IT,, olses " n,s col. Paa Mo,ay BY imp Sovereign
VIM Cotirils; m. Nainie b, BY Glencoe, dam :
by Churchill, years old. ...........,,.,.. q q
Time, 1859 a-l:554 4-l:55l.
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yicePresIdent RrccL,.r,d,e No,,,n,s
ss1 -.'e"'
Tho foIlo,,;,, rosoua,,aa - a..
Ahe ioAo"inS reference 10 tne nomination OF
Vce-President Breckinridee in Kentucky we c1i,.
-t7N ~ AASi'oNhy, VIC ZIP
from the Clinton Cast Felicana) Democrat of
a.. ,-.I :.. ,r,
the litil instant. Inc Democrat has formally
hoisted the name of Proc Lipridge + +ba hood NJ ~.
~ '' Vi - e'hii'iuSe W tiie heaa Oh us
editorial columns and in so doing, unnuaiedly
o,, a.. ;. 1t. -. =,
AYERS Lnat IL carries out the wishes of large ma
iority of tho nconIa of ,ho ur;J, ,:, - =
~: = NJ p'op'e " ehe rioiioa parishes IN
:: . .. =, " ~ ~ ' ~
Is a correct one-the movement assumes consider
able polticaI innor,.,oo
p'As.'". 'i'Poi 'anee'
John G. Breckinridge il one of kentucky;s
notlest sons and i, o, ;n.oroot,,ou,.
well as splendid orator. We heIieve him n ho =
"Fiei'N'A "i"'oi' W e oelefe Hnl 10 DC q
truly honest and natriot;c c;tixan. aud 10 .,oo+,
to the chief mauistracy we tbin. In ,yor,J ,1;s
charge the functions of .hot LIN ~
:. 80, o'A' Va eiAssl hiSH ONCE WIN ndel-
ity, ability and patriotism The rights of all sec.
e.. =, =, S i'sii'' VI an soo'
uohs, uhder the Constitution, would be faithfully
iiih'1s'heu Willie he renamed at the head of af-
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 22.-The Overland Mail, with
California advices to the 28th ut, passed Malloy s
Station, the terminus of the San Francisco Tele-
graph Line yesterday afternoon, having been de-
heavy weather.
A strong gale occurred at San Francisco on the
oath ult. the streets were all overfowed, tlmpos-
sible-Eds. Cres.l and slight damage was done to
the shipping. An earthquake was also experienced
on the 9th.
The business has been dull for some time past.
Lard is quoted at l3a.
SAN FRAHcIsco, Nov. 2s.-The steamer Cortez,
with the New York mails of October 20, arrived
safely at this port on the 26th the delay was oc-
casionod by an accident to the steamer North Star
on the Atlantic side.
The Austrian brig Jrach, supposed to have been
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Deafness.

Deafness.
Dr. Ms method for the removal of DEAFNESS Of the long
est standing by his newly introduced Instrument and the app
EAR yAPORIZER
received the testimony the best yscs Europe and this
country.
OF the many persons successfully treated of which have
been deaf for than thirty years and whose testimonials
may be exanAed DR.. Ms Office, he will the following
ont of list Of hundreds:
Hon. Senator Pusk Judge Mcsan of the U. S. Supreme
vim Towslcy ESQ., Townslcy House, St. Louis T. H. Town
Eo President of the Board of HEALTH Philadelphia L. B. Ne
Vile Commander U. s. Navy. Also letters from Professors
Monkn and Winchester of Baltimore Hon. j. G. Sidney Phil
adcpla H. w. Smith, editor of the Patriot, Nashville, Tenn
j. H. Fzgibbon, Photographic, St Louis.
Dr. NJ further begs lay the following letters from gen
have been sent to with request publish the same for the
hene6t of others who may need DR.. MS services:
LETTER FROM CAPT. 7. p. LEATHERS,
Of the Natchez
New Orleans, Dec. g. 1859
To Dir. Won Moschzsker:
Dear Sir-You operated and treated my child fo
an affection of the eyes, 1855 We have both experienced
much benefit and cheerflly take pleasure recommending
vou MS Ocist and Aurist those who may your service
T. P LEATHERs
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rRoM JOHN l.. CAssApAY. ESQ.

New Orleans Dee. TO- 1880
In 1858 Dr. Non Mosehzker operated on my had lost
the hearing of the left eRtrey in addition to the nconve
nience deafness there almost unremting unpleasant
sensation Of singing the much gratfed in being
able to say that short time he enabled TO hear very dis
tncy disagreeabe sensation in the which
annoying appears entirely removed therefore hesitate
him strongly 10 all afflicted with Deafness
JOHN L, CAssADAY
N B-Pcrsons wishing the full benefit of DR., Ms treatment,
either with Eye Ear should apply early Physicians are
ways welcome to visit bis operations. dl4 lptf&W
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The Advertiser adds the following:
l. 4 IL -fxs1 ca

COLLISION ON THE NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON
RAILRoAD-I,co Men KMed.-We learn that at
about O'Clock on Wednesday evening, the express
train from this city on the News0rlea and Jack
son Railroad came in collision with freight train
bound down, about two miles this side of Halle
hurst. Several cars were demolished, two brakes
men killed and an engineer SO badly hurt that it
was thought he could not recover. We have not
learned the names of the sufferers nor the amount
of damage sustained by the trains.
In consequence of the &C cident we received no
papers by Adams & Co.'s Express.
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CHARLESTON CONVENTION DELEGATES FROM In
DIANA AND New YoRK.-The counties in Indiana
have ALL is said elected Douglas delegates to the
State Convention, which is to appoint delegates to
the Charleston Convention. Fernando Wood is
making arrangements to have delegates to the
represent New York. He claims that his, and not
the Tammany branch of the Democracy of New
York. is the regular organization of the party, and
be provided in the hall where the Convention is to
held for more than one set of delegates from each
State, and, moreover, the number is limited to the
actual number of electoral votes which each State
is entitled to.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.--In the Senate to-day
Senator Wm. W. Gwin, of California, introduced
the Pacific Railway bill.
The Hon. G. G. Clay, Jr., of Alabama, introduced
bill to repeal all the laws by which fishing boun-
ties were granted.
The Hon John Slidell, Of Louisiana introduced
a resolution which was passed, that the Senate,
commencing from tomorrow, should adjourn over
every three Gays until the Sd January.
In the House to-day nothing Of any consequence
took place.. The House proceeded to the eight
eenth ballot for Speaker which resulted as follows:
Total 223. Sherman, 95 !; Millson, 10; Gilmer, 36;
Davis of Indiana, A; Adrain, 3: Scattering, S.
Ninteenth baIiot-Sherman, 106; MiIlson, 90
Gilmer, 81 Scattering, "a.
Gibson, Of ohio, Applies for New Trial.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Dec. 22.-W. H.. Gibson, of
Ohio, formerly State Treasurer, convicted of en-
bezzement. has applied for new trial.
Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI. Dee. 22-Western Mess Pork is
quoted at SIG so to l6 Is. Lard in barrels is quo
ted at 10c-the sales amounting to 600 bbIs. Flour
advanced l0c:--it is quoted at s. 35 to S. 40 per
Dbl. Whisky is quoted at 23c.-the sales consisted
OF 1900 bbis. Oats are quoted at sic. per bushel.
.... River Intelligence.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. o. The Mississippi river at this
point is full of heavy ice and is probably gorged
below.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-The Ohio river at this point
is at a stand, with twenty-one feet in channel.
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SkeptiCaf.

Those who are increduous regard to the superiority of Iron
over Rome as fastening Cotton in of fire. requested
To examine bale that passed through the fire on the Levee Oct
81, and lay FORTY HOURS in the smouderng remains of 10
baes of Rome Bound Cotton nearly all of which consumed
There were only bales in 1ron both OF them saved with
loss of LESS THAN TEN PER CENT.
The bale is to be seen at No. % COMMERCIAL PLACE,
where orders will promptly filed for number Of the
F. BELCHER,
,
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NEGRO MAN KILLEp.-A negro man belonging to
DR.. J. NJ Beckett, Of this city, was killed by a.
young man by the name of Thomas Pendleton o n
Sunday morning last. From the testimony sxd.
duced before the jury Of inquest, it appears that
the negro met young Pendfeton, his sister and a
little boy, the street, and somehow in pa ssing,
came in collision with the latter, and rem arked,
"I am stnmp.u Pendleton asked him What he
said, when he repeated it. Thereupon Pendleton
walked up and collared him, when the negro struck
him, whereupon Pendeton stabbed him with a
Rh tne 1ss. Ihs
pired almost instantly. The verdict of the jury
was in accordance with the above facts.
lSunny South, Aberdeen, Miss.
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STAMPEDE IN CHURcH.-Bangor papers state
that quite stampede took place from the Unita-
rian Churchin that city on Sunday, the l1th when
it was understood that Rev. Mr. Battles of another
denomination, was to preach. Mr.. r. is violent
abolitionst and disunionist, and the worsfippers
at the Unitarian Church would not listen to his
preaching
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THE AMPHITHEATER. - Grand performances at
the Amphtheater by the combined circus COM
panies as usual tonight. A great number of first
class artists will do remarkable things in their
various departments. We incline to the opinion
that there never were such circus performances as
are given nightly at the Amphitheater at this time.
The fishes are fourishing in their crystal aquaria
homes in the Museum, price of admission to which
was reduced to 25 cents some days since. This
will be resort during the holidays, and the Am
phitheater, too, will be open for several MONDAY
performances, as to which we refer to advertise
ment.
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W'ines, Liquors, etc.,

NOS IA AND Is ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and hints continually hand which equal to the best h
comes to this MARKET Also other brands OF inferior quas
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA shs,
nv noI.nEN SHERRY. DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, old ana
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
BRANDIEssazerac of the vintage of 1885 l9s and lSo ana
other brands WHISKY, of all descripions-scoch lris'
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pints ana quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the MARKET which will be sold reasonable terms as any
'''A'' A'''' SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
~ onIr nos l3 and Is Royal street
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DIAMOND JEwELRY. A. Candide, 90 Chartres
street. has returned from France with an unusually extensive
and beautiful assortment Of diamond jeweryhe gems being
guaranteed real They Of fine sparkle like The
kohnoor itself though their illumination smaller scale
In addition TO this magnificent assortment Of costly merchandise
Mr. Cade has hand choice stock of fine styl
ish ewely from the best makers We reer to his advertise
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KILLED AT DINNER.-On the 18th blast was dis
charged by some workmen on Fifty-seventh street,
New York. and fragment of stone entered the
house of Thomas McDermott, on Ninth Avenue,
and striking him the temple killed him instantly.
He was at dinner at the time.
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DETERs WORsTED STORE.-We refer the lady
readers Of the Crescent advertisement of Deters
store Canal street Daupne where there is always kept
large and stock of Berlin zephyr worsed Shetland
wool floss silk all articles for ladies' embroidery work
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-23

SOUTHERN PRACTICAL EDuCATIoN.-Citizens and
strangers who feel interest the development of Southern
resources should fail to visit Dobear College
the city Of New Orleans in the Story building of Camp
and Common streets. Let sustain onr own institutions