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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

IxAvKNwoRIH, X. +, Dec. 8, 1852
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, Of Illinois, arrived here to-day
and now addressing Of the largest political
sblies that ever met in Kansas
The election for State officers takes place tuesday
next.
Much confidence felt Of the early admission Of Kansas
into the Union, under the Wyandote constitution.
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TeIe~rap mis- In Observation-Disclosures

TcIegrsphs I'm COnncctic ut-An)unctto
Granted.
HARTFORD, Dee. g. 1859
Upon the application OF Henry B. Harrison, Esq, Of
New Haven counsel for the American Telegraph Compa
ny Judge Ellsworth, Of Hartford, this morning granted
preliminary injunction restraining John Buckingham, Of
Fairned Conn.,, and all other persons from interfering
with lines OF telegraph through the State Of Connect
out. Buckingham had wlrully cut down the poles and
wires Of tho Company, seriously interfering with their
business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

Rarry's Tric0pher0us Is the Best and
cheapest article cressng beAafyng cleaning curling
r,ese wing and restoring The hair. Ladies try Sold By ali
drugpistA.
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The Star OF the South at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 8, 1852
The steamship Star Of the South arrived below this
morning. AL we'll
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tonic hut bi..erMr Joseph Scoyie
to the late Senator Calhoun desires to DO known
that be has used the Laconah for acute indigestion loss of
appetite and general debility and te he has derived great
benefit erefom He considers the Laconah to be an ines
tnsble blessing aptind This ar,icles all who
No such medicine dreamed Of Fevers stopped
Irregulary Of bowels restored after few days
general and genial stimulus unryalled Sold at 2gf Canal
strert All Broadway T. Green, of Broadway and
Fourteenth street, Alexander Custman, St. Gegmain HOTEL
York.
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Fire at Troy.

Troy, N. T., Dec. 3-oP. n
The buildings of the Troy Hosiery Company, which
were partially destroyed by fire about two months since
gro now In flames.
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A Ben utsful Con

Trusscs, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ings Belts Bandages, and Dr. GLOvERS Lover Truss
No, 4 Ann street.
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DAMwAY TINE TABLES
II In addition TO
The time of the departure and arrival
Of tho
VARIOUS TRAINS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY,
APPLETON'S
ILLUSTR ATED RAILWAY GUIDE
For December, contains
Seventy Ave fine Raiigay Maps Tine Indcseor Pr
New York Erie Railway Account Of Railways aaA
their Progress swndng Operators inveniions Anee
Price OF y twenty-five cents per copy
sale by all the principal book and periodical agem
newspaper dealers and upon all trains Of the principal RAM
ways throughout the Western States and the Csnadas
d. APPLETON co, Publishers,
$40 and 348 BroadvAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

Ben utsful Com plexiop-Lairi's Bloom
Of Youth or Liquid Pearl the best article in existence for
wordefn effects may be and tried gratis at LA rRDS
ladies' Hsirdressipg Establishment, 4s9 Rrc adway.
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Sailing OF the Bohemian.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec 8, 1862
The steamship Bohemansailcd at Ave o'clock this
ing for LIVERPOOL
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Ure valued At from hundred thousand dollars,
have been discovered near this city.
The Democratic State Convention, for tho election of
delegates Charleston will DO held at Dies Mcines Feb
Suarv
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HollOway's pills and Ofntment.-Ther ere
description Of and swelling the result Of ndiscreon
for which these Internal and external medicines sovereign
and I'm. ai.ing remedy. Caice 50 Maiden lane.
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Holmes Original Depot OF Dollar Photo
graphs and Ambrotype models OF art of The living and The
deed. N6 Broadway, near tho hospital.
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The Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing Machine
Co.. Office SOS Broadway " has prepared showing
by nctusl experiment Of four different workers.
qured Eteb part of by hand with their
Sewing Macspe The superiority of the work done by the
machne and the heahfuness Of the employ advan
tsees quite great the saving of Eubjoned
ma 81
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 359
BcAdway to 643 Broadway Of Beecke~
graphs, Daguorreosypes and Ambrotypes.
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Batchelor's Hatr Dye. Wigs and Tou.
PEGS the best In the world SURPRISING al made Sold and an
Piled a. the mandatory, 2SS broadway.
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u r. HAUGHwOUr 4 CO.
H., ass 400 and 1872 Broadway,
Corner Of Broome street, n. Y.
would cali the attention OF pariec about rcurnish
and the public generally 70 their extensive and eless
HOUSE FURNISHING GocCs
comprising China Glassware Gas Fixtures Silver ani Ps<
Ware Msors Cutlery Clocks Bronses, Parsn satnarS
ds, BUYERS in Enrore ssey are continually recevnS e,
mportaons and purchasers always rely upon hndnS
stock the latest and choicest novelties OF the Shsi
French and German markets
FOR NEW YEARS
FOR NEW. YEAf's'
NEW SENSATION.
new sr.ssAr1os'
IEprAsp.s RON s.STE'
lEpIARD's goS sASrr'
psIdcHrruL LI9uER'
wnoLEsoME AND AGREEABLE,
EvERypoUy LIKE. +.
No NEW YEARS TABLE COMPLETE WITHOUT =.
EuY A BOTTLE
AT pfERcrs FRUIT AND GRuCEEF : 't;s5,y
! DEPOT, No 81. sOo,h wi'iaa ssse.:
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Brooklyn Holiday Gems,-William son
BROS, PHOTOGRAPHS and Csmeo-tyres 2i9 Fulton street.
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Gensn's Festival Hats, for Holidays,
Will be issued on Wednesday Dec. T.
GENiNS HAT STORE
bO7 and SIS Broadway,
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotto.
ries WOOD, EDDY 4 Co. Managers Of TIE
SJLAwAR., GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE

l, Is. 73, 40, IS, a. IL, SIS, SIS. 4e, SO, lis, ca.
DrIAvARE-CiAss No. $50 DEcEnBxa 8, 1889.
As, 65, q, rs, Q, Al, SO, So. "a. l, Sc, 81.
Circulars sent free OF expense BY addressing
WOOD, EDDY q CO, Wilwlnssn ne,awae
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boots ana Shoes.-WaterprooT
Doubls sole, warm fur lined and WOOL
TRAVELLING BOOTS. LRG0INs, BUCKSKiN SHOE
And everything desirable for winter wear for
ladies, gents and boys at
BROOKS, 67S Broadway and iDo Fulton, street.
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White,s Fall Style.-GentIemen'sD Dress
la, g WHITES, We batter, rs Broadway opposts 81
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To CaPitaltsts and Others.-A Party al
ready established 10 the
SEW ING MACHINE BUSINESS
Which H. OF profitable DESTROYS OF extending the
came by fcns Stock Company. An excellent investment
guarante1 Address Machine, box 500 Pcs Office, WITH full
Adtrees And residence
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considerable length stitched ordinarily
the rate Of yard Il minute.
Heavy Shaker Flannel, Lambswo0l, Silk
Merino Under Shirts Drawers Agency 81 80
William street. door north of Maiden lane.
GEORGE M. TRACY, Agent.
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FINE CUT PRESSED TOBACCO,
N ns sais Of porfecsn before sainsd pro
Al ne AROMA and tho uo1 RICE YuIx yIAvoI
mse Rrocucee mai delighfuiy soohing sensaoa hgl
AppFo@ssco ~ tnoae who know what rood tobacco b.
Hanufactury. Nos ~ ana Ao WaAor stresk NJ Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

Defiance Salamander Safes-Wfth Pa.
tent powder proof loci and bars burglar
proof phrlor safes Depot 3 Murray street Of College
ROBERT n PATRICK
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Herrlng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray
street, New York:
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:, Tn: Drs Wings OF tao Sussex Counsy and
ANcS, BR0ADBzKTs & co.


hANAcxTE.
Inc OF We Sata Delaware at - last Asessou.
navm9 vcn 70 france BrUsdbens Go lottery
McSy We inc undersigned. Commissioners appointed
sssa ~ ~ 80 hereby certify As &e following
SussEx ccus1r-cLAss ZIG. DECEMBER 3, 1889
co. ~, 80, rs, SO, 7, IL, %, Al, Al, so, 20, 49,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Lorrxxr-CL.ss IA. DEC. g. 1859,
49, II, IT, 3, 4, SO, 20, 20, As, 81, IL, so, 10, H.
sS our hands At Wilmington. De this day Csturday)
JOIN V w1LKxK {coumi..ioo.r.
ALFRED wOOTTKN
FRANCE, BR0ADBENT6 q CO.,
Wilmington, DeL
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.... MIsCM1IAnMUUA - c-.
ENrnlIsHnEN. .ATTENTToNi-GUrNNA US -
A. roftsr ,Aisopp's KsN India Ale and WhN0N H0
MEknrrJM ~, Nm N nve salcn kep, for fanny a
-. 6-sAmplos on drausht =
EUHEKA CELEBRATED
PIECE 49, COMPLETE SEWING MACHINES
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. Add T s" SAoAswAx.
.. j. LEVY, supsrsnssadnk
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT oFNrNs
Prices Rsduce6 u Laces and Embroideries nAAA"s
Prices Reduced In Boys and Youths, cr,<hirs
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AZ GrNf MISE Raao5z:s
'e' RedqSsa = ssS,ss, Caters 1, s and Shopper
CHEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT ORNINa EXXx3S
Prices Hedaoe3 u utrlsf Dresses.
fnecs neouce9 n small Boys guitaL
Prices Keduced IN fnfants' Wsrdro2se
Prices Reduced IN Ladies' Rcbel Is Chsmbre s o''ASs
GREAT REDUCTION IN Prices AZ dEHi MI Es1
Prices Reduced IN Ladies', BopnolG
Pr5ce5 Reduced In Ch1df0n'g BOnneta
Prices Reduced lb ChiJdrsn's Fancy Hate
GREAT REDUCTIoNf IN PRICHS AT GENrN'S cara ~
'' '' Pros . Reduced RS 10 NC chudrsn,s Fur.
Prices Rekuced in Gents Fur Collar 0''sa Aes
froes Asdues Trt r. os a. sI Fur Goyes
GREAT REDycTIoN IN Prices At 6ES sf SlSx
rricss REDUCED IN Ladies' Fur Arctic Hooda
ssaqssS sqS' hS Ca s ssd n ys.e SsPs
GREAT REDUCTION Al o ssssi nsi
Nos. ST and SlS BROAD0At.
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chronological Examinations, Pointing
the talents defects and right occupation given daily
FOWLER d WELLS. 3QS Broadway.
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DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
Hernia G or Rupture MARSH co.. s No. Vsssy street. NY
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E1flIi0ns Of Bottles OF Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup used every 10 the United Sates
for children feehtpg with failing Relief Is
nnILsd;as and certain Only 26c . bottle.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT PRIVATE sALE-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD rURNI-
"A ture "A fsmy declining housekeeping, will dispose of
their Furniture at great sacrnce rosewood Panofore cost
$780, will be sold for S22b parlor Suit $3.50 will be sold
for sa6 one do $40; Carpets Mirrors Painngs chamber
cash trchaserA Call M No 70 West Twenty sixth street.
lDkth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

Paralyzed and Deformed Limbs Success
fully treated by Dr. j. r MANN No l26 West Thirty ninth
street Some remarkable and first names In the CITY
referencea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-29
Bates Patent steam Gauges.
Ne. 3 UNION STREET,

Btyes, 81 Charles and ra-on1cle, .reets Nay ORLEANS
,,..,.,.a...=, s,..n, ....,,,.tz,.
ing .enes oetea 10, sac " US u nom eSaolsh'neh's
"He nave oeeii esaseu ~ i""ct"'iis or me southern
country loi 'iie ptss sts a 1t WIN DC ion'o 10 DC
s'i'eiS "''i.e ~" ss ' '9' M",ei " 10 isnaeu " raeh
market and AT extremely liberal prices. Persons wishing to
purchase invited 10 call and examine for themselves.
CLEMoNs, BROWN co.'s COTTON GINS have been
ue successfully N various Nfts OF 'te ot or heen years
anu iio'e, llis ".ci Hne up"a"s VI I'VE htNhahP ni
in every respect to any gin sold in thi, section
NJ ! p,osn Of co,,,s earn;a W. ras =.
the following certificate which take from
hundreds which we have received:
RUSSELL COUNTY, AlA-' February ., 1859
Cen,ananI have usa one If vorr no,,o c,,ndo. IN
Gins during The past season. pleasure in stating my con.
'eon a us rs superior 10 any Gin have ever
crop and has fully answered my expectations 1t re-
qures power prope 1t than Single Cylinder 50 saw
Gn while cleans twice much cotton per day and much
easier attended to- this Is accounted for from the lesser width Of
m vs anu ' II WI" GIN h'i me cotton that can be put in
Inc ron whe throwing out or choking cleans the seed
m hos ciea' am kes as eooa sample OF cotton as any
,s ""s ers o oolmDas nave re-
- Wv. - s ',, "''ioa' k"oW'hg IL was
+ cons;ior a ,,ot ;,a, 90 w., 1.o"oie @.''uef "ih
nlan,er who makes over fftv h, f , Iii e. a"u .'
interest TO law aside the snge cy,;nde Al ~ "a ~ " m
place himself under obligations to Won nv nnrhas;n.
Double Cylinder Gin thereby save time labor and money
Without the pleasure of personal acquaintance with vou
permit me to assure you OF my friendly consideration
Messrs W. G. Clemens Brown 4 Co hp'Ah GARLicK
Samples Of both styles of Gins ms we'll No otb N..s,na~
may be seen at our store.
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A DIsooy ERy -A Charestown correspondent Of
tie Cincinnati Times has made a remarkable dis


a DIsooy ERy -A Charlestown correspondent of
the enc matt Times has made a remarkable dis
covery. He says
The calling into activity of the militia force Of
fhe State, and the marcing Of well-traned regi-
1nAnts ~ citizen soldiers to and from Char lestown,
wa not caused by fear Of an attempt to rescue
North. Eieh was the pretended, but not the real
object. Tile army Of bayonets was intended to
aWe and intilnilate the slaves. y. Il
IA gentleman residing in Maryland, in position
Us ia posted, and who is entirely reli-
ahla told me that no doubt could be entertained
though well kept and kindly treated, were well in
formed as to John Browns movement, and pre-.
paFeif % take part in the insurrection He is Of
6ninion that but for one mistake OF Browns his
movement would have been successful. That mis-
n fSk4 mas ina Inisappr ehension of Cooks charac-
~ The day for the insurrection had been liked
ma fhe slaves notified Of It. Previous to that
ffne. however. Brown feared that Cook and Col
R0fbes would betray him, and suddenly changed
It'd time to two weeks earlier. He expected that
11ka dawes would rush to ill., aid tile moment they
estnad 81 the outbreak, and failed to notify them
4 he change. In that he was disappointed, The
npid negroes however a; wiling they might nave
0lSly arranged, could not understand the move
aaent, I'M failed to come to his aid. The gentle
laz NE Ailudeto is confident that If Brown had de-
f6xred Tie insnrrecton to the day originally set,
that there would have been a general insurrection
Of The slaves throughout that section Of the coun-
Ry.s
N every line Of the above the writer displays an
ignorance q the general disposition Of the slave
population which, with His opportunities Of arriy-
Ing atthe truth, i pardonabe only ON the score Of
chronic and hopeless stupidity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-29

IA Clergyman in d new Hampshire pulpit, having
With great eloquence urged his congregation to
abstain on Thanksgiving day from all labor and
III business pursuits, and to attend church in the
forenoon, concluded with this touching appeal:
e II any brethren are at leisure in tile afternoon
ia should be pleased to see them at my house, as /
intend TO take that opportunity, should friends
&n0pgh assemble, to move my barn!''
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g MI xrRcIAL oRREsPQNDEEcE.
apseisl II ~ nv Orleans Gssscsns-l

s,us1eiei " lid Nsw OtleaDs Crescent
HAVANA, Dec. Is, 1859.
jul The small quantity Of cayea sugar Sad
remaining ID stock does not greatly exceed l5o CIV
box, which Will all be required for home con-
sJsss weather hns been unfavorable for grinding
which viii even more retard me new crop
eya1s n ii does not lessen it in quantity Only one
more contract has been reported /: zt)0o boxes AT
30 er box Of l6 arrobes net, to q sugar retainer.
But fer the extravagant demands Of planters, more
IN contracts would nave lahen p,acsa
late last evening to have been closed at q to q
y reals Def arTobe for refining qualities, ana Teas
5 per afrobe for good grocery
gF M0f ASSES Is few deck loads (clayeO at near
outports have been sold at 81 to reals per key
LARD 22G5 tierces, so bbls. and ls9 kegs received
froIa Matarzas three days ago, sold at SIG @ per
duintll, and small parcels daily from store at
II rates can be anticipated whilst the arrivals con.
finue 10 heavy. Stock, 1850 bbls. and terces, and
3317 kegs. sS !,
BuTTER The market Is glntted with inferior and
common Qualities Sales of 81 bbls Goshen, from
Baltimore, 81 schooner Baltimore, at so, and rs
kegs from Ptliladelp hia, from store, at SIS per
4uintal
Good sugar cured are scarce anu n goo 2.
demand. Common and inferior very abundant
Fl The first named quality would probably reallze q
y hi91 figure to arrive soon
a. foRg- Clear wanted at SIS and SIG Fer quintai
{ Picked scarce and in moderate demand az 30 70
II 425 for good Prime and Mess.
BEEFz Picked, no demand, at $40 to II for Prime
ana Mess.
TAIIow Superior quite abundant.
CANDLEs III qualities are wanted.9
CANpLEwIcK IA bales, from Baltimore, sold o.
& $2S per quiItal =. :.
CnEwiSG ToBAcco Sales boxes at Sa7 and a
boxes at So per quintal all from New York.
Ia;NBER Yeilow Pine scarce andtvanted.
Mora ASSES AND SUGAR HoGsHEAps SHooKs-Sale
1t lS and l8A reals, andof empty hhds. at " reals
Hobps Short, $40; long, SD per thousand
FKElaHsT continue very dull, there not being an
produce to 90 forward. Nolainally rates are IN
altered. .s
ExcHA Noes Dull and declining. Sterling y
Ugh per cent premium. New Orleans (short) ~ Z
& J5ef cent pre mium. New York go day bills. 3 t
ST per cent premium.
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late celebrated Judge, who stopped very much
Il wen walking, had stone thrown at him one day,
which fortunately passed over him without hitting
K him. A1aing TO his friend, he remarked, 4 Had i
( been ~ upright judge, that might have caused my
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GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL,

TX To be given by the fsA
gSy:S NEW LusITANos BENEVOLENT s---ltA
ASSOCIATION,
~ 49, s--Enr Tho. ..
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3, rER, pSIGHOREAN.

- GRAND DRESS. FANCY SsN
WI pHEss, REaAIiA AND MASKED - 40 u
Gaz BALL -A'-lse =
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duty q q government like nature Is to ab-
+ nor n vacancy, and 50 to ill itup with the least
possible delay. IPunch.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

HlC.
A NpERsoS : BLESSINGS
NEW AND sUPERB Ell
PHOTO GRAPHIC s. DAGUERREoVYpE
LOON,
No. Gil Camp street,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE.
new ORLEANS,
OPPOSITE THE PIcAYUNE OFFICE.
beg leave 10 inform numerous patrons and the pub.
e that we removed 1874 Canal street 10 the above
named commodious building, which have cited and fur.
nished in a suitable style, with the
Largest sky-Light in the city,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public.
A SPLENDID rARLoa AND DREssING-RooN;
Exclusively for Ladies' and
LARGE STUDIO for our Painters.
Together with all necessary and convenences for
the execution of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
Miniatures and Portraits known to the art
THE SMALLEST zocxEr
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OIL,
PHOTOGRAPHS Life Size made BY the new SOLAR CAM.
ERA PROCESS
PHOTOGRAPHS On Visiting Cards, by the hundred.
PHOTOGRAPHS, all iatsrrneliats lies.
PHOTOGRAPHS. al sizes, untouched.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted ia Oh coors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted IN Pastel coiors 4
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched in India lux
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from Daguerreotypes Ambro-
types, Paintings Drawings etc. and lnsbed in any Style
PHOTOGRAPHS takea in Groups Of Families.
PHOTOGRAPHS token Of BaIldings In any part Of tho city,
DAGuERREoTrPEs taksa in all their beauty and pcreo.
tIon
DAGUERREorYPEs taken Of deceased peFsonsia par.
Of the city. Z
AMBRoTYPEs taken sew aad improved plan upon ne.
table plates, thereby Oby.ug danger OF breaking
'''' - ''F''4s' 's''es 4'S's
Also
ANY, EVERY AND ALL STYLES
OF
Miniatures and Portraits,
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I THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
pelta Lodge 50. u, !. 9. Q. ~,
.xANAenRs.

--WlIL BE GEFEs--
MONDAY EVENING, January ?, 1850, At ODD FFL'
LOWS, ALL.
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Beef.
% hf bbls. Davis Extra Family MESS BEEF.
80 :. FIN. BEEF;
% Or. :.
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WEBsrER s. HOLMEs.

s''''NrsN = SsS 1
Sls9g SALE AND hfrAll IL |
u +" -
81 Charities, cnrnSr custohthafouss street,
NEW ORLEANS, IA,
Invite the attention Druggists, Merchants Physicians
p,toys Ia their fine fresh stock Of DRUGS MEDICINES
cuFNrGAls TOILET ARTICLES FANCY GOODS etc.
90 H. F aud Winter trade NIL of which are warranted pure
AND ass articles One of the firm having had long expert
go Il, ., southern cities in tinr orders for the trade,
-, ,,at t,,a 5,yn can rive The ,n,sst satisfaction.
I nj all times to I'M orders for large or small
we s Oa r+ow ho roa,ry All orders, with
, attended 10 tlo same ms r left In person
, - 1 ~ l,.s,. ,nv ,tlsr bonse South We
] nt;,iss NJ e,ch article but viii be always pre-
-, - IN Oh ,ls,,,,I.
.'t,ti. III tinds
I,rf,,,ry al1l.irds
Fancy Goods mn kinds
crearn rartsr
SIENNA Leaves, Alex
SIENNA Leaves H.
Enson Suts
liaul,er Salts
Sal Soda
BGarbsnsts Soda
Acids all kinds
Alum whole and ground
Ammenia Aqua
Ammonia Concert
Alcohol 50 and Us per cent
Basam Copaiya
Ro,s,u F;r
p,,enr Tou.
b"ts"'i' ioi'
biue Mass r. anu W.
Blue Mass Eng.
,,r,,,,t., s.,t ye,ov
BoraS refined
l,a1a,,.1 pr,, ..
VT. F s,,or ,urs
NITRATE q eh se,. pure.
t-hroroforn
Gloves ss,,.,..
Corks Bottle and Vial
ch,or %s' Ether a,r,'s''
px,rans , sor r' r,a,orna
Extracts, Medicinal, solid and huid
.#" 1sinslass, assorted.
em Arasic, Nos, 1, 2ands.
"am atoes
Gum Opium, Turkey.
GUN ,, i'sop ,s. asso,'sa
indigo
,rnr p t.e ,,,ag, 80, &c ,o3fns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-29
MADAME DeBAR,s DANoINa !,

MADAME DeBAR'S DANCING ACAD-
Astrssts Co., - ! $50 -
The Ladies' of New Orleans respectfully informed
~ Fashionable Dances will be taught ~ ~ s'.e
and * to 6ls. $3.50 800 We Y i+7R,
Thursday and Saturday from ~, to 6k
Private Thursday and SATURDAY, from o,
TEAMS; Iades sio per month"; Children Sc payable in adj
Nine De3ar be seen at Ter Academy any ay fon,
10 ~ and ~ ,oesS - 49, n@ 5 au'a
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Champagne Wine.
30 baskets Vim Chicquot, quarts;
15 cases :. :. pints;
50 :. Roeaerer's Imperial and Cabinet
Is baskets Piper, II. & Co., pnts and quarts;
40 cases CHI Fare Imperial and Cabinet, do
80 baskets Meet & Ghandon's
Green Seal, pints and quarts.