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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-30

a. c. cAR7ER. ". C.. wstIsrozD. IN. M1zsRnz.
REMOVAL AND new FIRM
CAKTER, WELLSF0ED q co
Successors to Carter Mckay Co., and to B. Lsnicr Co...
AVE hs day associated themselves together andsr the style
y 5s sns S SSIts q eS 9T rs aeT
Business and having removed to the and Hodous ware
house. lately erected and occupied By Mesrs B. Lani- Co.
and having taken entire stock Of beth houses viii be at all
times prepared to Gil orders the cash prices
Co.. aud hope that all Who indebted them sill come for
ward and settle Immediately want e ecss The soos at
T.. All Els " LIS N- -
STNDRTEs,
~ ~ aaas choice sngar; 9 IBIS do :, 90 90
s5 sits NO NaeSeTeI: So s5Hes 1rargeE:
Is bb1s No small do II tierces choice fresh Figs;
landing from steamer Red Rove and sale low FOR cash
atHO. 5 Market street CARTER, WILLsFoRD ( co.
jau2S-tf
GKANBEEtliIES.--lf0, lzIZ ibis nice fresh Gran
Sfberres fer sale very low ~ ~
ian. Il. 0Ai'ihi iI''H 10. 5 s. Market st
STAROEa .sep Boxes Fos Pearl Starch, the best article
'0n H''As' 'o' ''is CARTER ca w1LsFoRD & co,
jan ~ w. . name. ..
Cases Nurnson Thomas & Co.'S Superior
Cove Oysters warranted equal 70 any put up Fo salea Bal
'-''' p'''''' 'i''S-' 80 CATER, w1LsFoRD co.
SERAN BERItI ES--I00 bis lalt and quarter bbs fresh
i Dec ''''' CARTER, wfLsFoRD co.
1 BAGS strictly prime Isgy5a 9SSs inst landing and
jaSIJ Nos, Market street.
81 BAGS prime old Coffee for saeloW by
"a CARTER, WILLS ORD q CO.,
JanIi No 5, Union street.
1SO BAGS strictly prime Baltimore Rio oonee the hest
SbkE ticle has in tbs market for years 5s lead
| ing and FOR lowly CARTER, v LLsfQRD & CO,
janlI No. 5, Market street.
GSOaE.O0 Boxes Louis Memphis for sale at
! OManuiacturers prices, freight added ~ - -
CARRIE, WILsFoRD co.
jan. II. No. ). MArket st.
EEERIRlN .-ssOO Boxes Herring just received in
CARTER, WILsFoRD & co.
janu No S. Market st.
PAINTED BUCRETS.s-5O0 boz. Buckets assorted
just received in and for sale By the trade at manufactu
] rers prices with freight added.
CARTER, wILsFoRD & CO.
/ jan.H. No. 5. Market st.
ESUGA.->laO hhds strictly prime and coce Louis
- lana Sugar; landing and for sale low for cash by
| CARTER, WILLSF0RD ( CO.,
janll No. 5, Market street.
Wanted EEEmeSiiately.
On 600 LBS Of well cured and we'll trimmed Bacon,
shsF, BNBsE hog round, for which viii pay 94 to 9hc
hog 10 60 for sides Also 200 barrels prime Lard at
/ IL cents, delivered a warehouse in Nashville.
OF prime red Wheat for which we viii pay
from 81 81 49, will buy all qualities at their value Tie
above s wanted Immediately to ill orders.
| fel27 IT, S FRENCH SON
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The County Court fer Davidson County.
EAVING granted letters administration the estate
Charles Mcguire deceased; all persens indebted TO
said are hereby nOtiedto make Immediate payment and
persons claims against said estate are hereby notified
TO present them duly proved, within the time prescribed
by law j. H. JOHNsUN,
iunetls-d6m sa Administrator FOR Charles P Maguire
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CITY and Csuatry Dealers and Smokers OF
warranted Imported Havana Cigars
RE requested cali and examine large and extensive
brands which have just received and will he
constantly receiving from HAVANA which offer to
the Trade New Orleans prices and consumers will lind my
prices to correspond A PINTO,
app No Union & American Building
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNE3SSEE
ID. a. 6'IbbS, Proprietor.
ENNTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-We are in consta
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

V. l.. NHygugh, as. Patrick and Tlios. j. Nayaugh'
10y decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, rem
the above the July lS5S, and renew
at e March terms 1859, viii o0er Tor sale the Court
Aous in Nashville Saturday the al day Of April next,
lot Of ground fronting - feet The side Of North
Market Street ia Nashville and running hack towards College
street 70 ar alley, upon which is frame house
IEhAStne trrd viii he required and the aance
six and twelve months credit security required
a lien re aimed.
SAID property eIongto estate OF Thomas Nuyauve decd
and is sol for distribution.
nh3O ID Prs fee s. J. Il. CHEATHAM, c. L NJ
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Alan. WILLIAMSON. ARCHER
WILLIAMSON IL CEIEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, DC, &c,
NO. 9 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

BRANCHES, w ines, ana Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &c,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TEHE undersigned have in store the following pure Liquors.
Wines &C.. which they offer to the trade at low prices
favorable terms respectfully invite purchasers those goods
to examine their stock before h1ytng.
Our Liquors purchased direct through Gus
be warranted genuine Being determined
sell aioW fgurespossesng the facilities to do sowe feter
ourselves that oar such Inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, as viii meet their views
Hrandics, Gin, KsuHa and Whistles,
GO and pipes Fine Cognac 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
Brandss, choicest brands ~ we very g old;
q DO Rochelle do 5 bbIs genuine Old BOur'ndO
2punrheOns W. Rum; sPunoheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bzs Champagne, 20 do sauternss;
best brands 10 or casks Sherry;
90 Do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
,, ,oI Red in. c,,-.,.. 10 do do Port: do old
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks London orteT, best brands
50 do English and Scotch Ale, best brands
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wins Bittersi
90 do French Cordials, assorted;
90 do Brandy Cherries
10 do Curacao, hiareschino and Absynthe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 300 oO0 German Cigars
choicest brands T,t.cS $3.50 Baltimore kesaa' do
90 bzs Fine Virginia Chewing TOtscco T. W. Anderson;
lodO do do do do 'Lefwick'g ., 4 aces
70 dc dc DO DO 90 su a6 's'i Fine
Star;
boxes virginia Chewing Tobacco suherands sine qua
non;''
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, CAamber Fpper
Golden Leaf
90 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco 'Langhorn Armead
No. j. Sold Leaf
/ boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Aliens
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
IS y boxes 'ean smh's celebrated Twist and Pancakes
Dtuvie Tohscco equal, if not SUPERIOR any
ed in this market
with many otaer articles connected with the busirsSs
WILLIAMSON & CEEATHAM,
No. y. College street. Nashville, nm
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RFcCFsEA 3 Co.

HUGH McCREA Il CO.,
W Fl OIL EsALE ROGERS
fossIs AND IS nARKEr STREET, NASHVILLE.
Aave IN store tbe following:
10 hhds prime sugar. 1pkgs Teas,
IS bbs powdered and crushed s. iags Shot assorted,
sugar 100 boxes Taliow Candies,
10 pkes Soeen syrup, 50 bags Pepper.
8 DO Laguila Coffee 50 % Ginger,
20 packets Jaws do coo groce Matches,
$50 boxes star Candies, 100 doz Buckets
200 do Cincinnati Soap, Is DO ChuFns,
goo do tobacco, al brands, Is do Bstter Tubs,
5eeOo HAVANA Cigars an cases Indigo,
sl0t0 Melee Cigars, 20 Sis aimerls'
50 coils Jnte Rope, 10 do Brazil Nus,
- do Cotton Cord 10 do Fi,erts,
81 COZ Cotton Bed Cords, 10 10 Texas Pecansi
% bbls iuiter and Soda, $50 Denlohns
100 doz Oysters,
IRON. NAILS. MID CASTINGS.
zoe tons rttsbuls Iron, warranted.
loco kegs PittSburg and Wheeling Nails,
- tons assorted Castings,
5cOePounds Steel.
$50 tbls Cincinnati whisky 90 bbIs American Brandy,
100 do NeEsoms Odd, do 60 do DO Gin,
- do gun Ii. Smiths 90 pipe pure Holland do
IS do Robertson Co. do casks pure Ccgnae Brandy,
60 DO Rye and MonOngahela q ibis n \. RIM,
80 tbls od Bourbon whisky, q casks Brandy, '''
40 do Tennessee White do % boxes Ginger Brandy,
50 boxes claTet, 20 do Raspberry do
IS do Lemon Cordial, do Ginger Brandy,
bls do do - do pure apple Brandy
All of the above articles VIII be sold very lew for cash by
fehll HUGH M'CREA & co.
TERRAss BROTHERS,
GrOcers, and Dealers i'm Liquors,
ETOsl and Castings,
No. Market street, NASHVILLE, Tennessee.
IN STORE:
900 hhds Sugar, cue bbls Brandy and Gin,
$50 b5ls Crlshsi Powdered ard 90 do Z Run,
Loaf Sugar. loo coils Jae Rope,
$50 bags Rio Codee, - BIZ s s Almonds,
29G bJls Molisses 50 do Batter Crackers,
sOC 4 DO 50 cSes Ginger Brandy,
- kegs Golden Syrup. 20 60 -grdiRes,
600 bbls hecihed Whisky, 10 dozcn buckets,
eco do Rye and Bourbon 10 - nests Tubs.
50 do. D DD do
EHON.
2G0ton assorted Bar Iron, 1000 kegs Nails
50 DO do Castings,
For sale very low Cor cash.
mall Orb TERRAss BROTHERS.
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INTER- EsIINe 80
EETE have been authorized BY parties in Virginia to dispose
Wy Of all
REMNANT LOTS OF TOBACCO
We hold, at from
Twenty TO Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they offered market. Aaong these
lots will be found
FINE TOBACCO
sold in the State believing the idea good
have concluded sell all the lots ef Cigars The
same terms, to make rOSm for the largest stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
ever held yany Tennessee House. Those wishing avail them
selves Of good thing vii call early al
J. VI. LANGLEY & co.'s
octs-tf A Union street.
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TENNESSEE MARINE
AND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. O.
Capital Sf50,30O-saI paid in'
risks against loss u damage 10y Ere on Dwellings aud
Houses Goods in Store, &c Also Marine and River hazards to
Risks ON Negroes against the Dangers of
she River.
JAMES COREY, THoMPsoS ANDERSON,
SLFx. 5 $EIisqS, 4 7. 4 as5y%
TI0S. L. BEANSF0RD.
JOSEPH VAULX, President.
A.w. BUTLER, Secretary decs
NASHVILLE COIITTERCEAE4 INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CLFrTAL 100000, ALL PAID IN AND sS"URED.
FEvIs Company 6eng fuzzy orsaz according to Charter
on pn-I1 Goods wars ard Ilercbandiss -geTay Aiso
shpme0s against Loss Damage by Sea, Rivers, InIan
LIE AND NEGRO POUCHES IssuED CURRENT RATES,
Office No IS, Corner OF Square and CataT Street.
DIRECTORS.
A AEFR6SP VAIL yASLEER, JAMES wo96s
join HIRKNAN, JOHN II. EWIS,
HENRY HART, JR-, r. c. hEAIRY,
THOS. W EVANS. HUGH McCBAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
JAMES WALKER Secretary. aprI3-y
Great sarga5nS.
IF early application is male Will sell great targain in
Z new brick house and lot
HAEEDENG:S ADDITION
to Nashville The house contains six rooms commands fine
view Of the city, &c.
have also for sale large number OF the
Most DeSiri bic Residences ia the City
vicinity Besides many OF the best Farms in this and ad
joining counties Also large supply Of the best unmproyed
lots city proper and different additions to Nashville All
persons disposed purchase real estate would do well to call
mh4 J. L. &. R. W. BROWN.
COTTON YARNS!
and for sale the manufacturer prices, large stock
Of COTTON YARNS manufactured by the celebrated Pine
Factory, which, for superiority and quality, stand unri
vailed. NILELL, HOOPER & Co,
al9 q & Market street.
HOUSE PAINTING,
subscriber prepared with the greatest pro1pness
which be rendered, in style and
upon fail give satisfaction. lie is also pre-
pared o execute all manner OF
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL AND hARBLING
Having department the Of the most expert
and experienced artists.
would re1 having WorA in his line 10
give him call before making final Arrangements
r. I. FLEMING,
narchsdH o. Union St., between Cherry and Summer
City and Country Dealers and Smokers OF
Warranted Inp ported HAVANA Cigars
RE requested to call and examine large and extensive
- Of brands which have Just received and will he
constantly receiving direct from HAVANA, which now otter to
the Trade New Orleans prices and consumers will ind my
prices to correspond PINTO,
app No ; Union & American Building.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DEM WILLIE & CO.,

DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTIONIsTS,
Corner Store Of the Be'c Jioz and AEsTicdR BNidiAgs,
Corner Of Cherry and 0AuTea &feefS,
NASHVILLE. TENN ESSEE,
ID EsPRorFULLY ask their oldJ Is and customers. and
q the public generally call and see them in their new es'
b hInent Supplied with large ard complete stock Of Drugs
scnes Bestns Fancy Goods, and all articles ket In Drug
Stores and constantly in receipt Of fresh supplies OF the same,
they feel perfectly confident their ability 70 give entire salts
faction, with reference 10th pcasand qualities Of their goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 lie
old erm We hope by prompt attention to busneSsto merit
continuance Of the same.
DEMOVILLR CO.,
Corner OF Cherry and Church streets
OUR PRESCAElPTRON DEPARTMENT..
is under the supervision OF thorough and accomplished
PIescptOnt Druggist orders in that line Of bust
will at all hours day and night be promptly and accurate
flied. DEM0VILLE & CO
MEDICINES, ms TRUmENTS, &c.--We in
I'VE vte the attention o. Physicians to stock Of Medicines,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments &c
DEM0YILLE & co.
ENOMESTTC ARTICLES.--The heads Of families
asked to call and examine stock Of house keeping
atces-such Pepper Spice Nutmeg, st.rch. Indigo, Sc
DEMoYfLLE co.
<NARDEN SEEpS--In addition to the above they would
M also invite attention their large Of Fresh
Garden Seeds, Of Landreths growth, 1858.
Jan2O i'm DEN0vILLE & CO.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

GooD.-Thc Circus and Elephant perform
ancc last Thursday WAS the best entertain
ment, take it altogether, that ever exhibited
in this part of the mountains. At least
eight hundred persons witnessed it in the
evening, and the display Of feminine lowell
ness on the occasion was never equalled in
= d mining town. 1t is not often we can sec
-a'Bcauty and the Beast" so well produced.
Sam Lathrop, however, nearly made us forget
the ladies and the elephants, on one or two
. occasions.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

MELoSs.-lt is u most melancholy fact,
: that our most worthy fellow citizen, Alex
/; ander Fraser, plucked from his vines, lately,
melon-a watermelon, and, therefore, a
fearful melon, melancholy melon-which
weighed thirty-six pounds, avoirdupos.
You, Sacramento and Marysville fellows, in
. your most melancholy moods, can you pro-
duce melon equal to this of our little up
hill town of San Juan? Don't both speak
4. at once!
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

WAR PRAYING. Recent circumstances
connected with the war now raging in Italy,
go somewhat to prove that the God of Bat
ties is but little influenced by the prayers
and tc deums of rival belligesents, in these
practical times, compared to what he was in
the days of Moses and Joshua. On the 4,h
day of June, a telegram from Vienna to Lon
don announced that
s'This evening great religious solemnity,
with procession and public prayers, took
place here, imploring Heaven to bless the
Austrian arms with victory. All the mem
bers of the Imperial Family and the Minis
ters were present. The Mass was read by
Monseigneur Lucca, Nuncio to the Pope"
On the very same 4th day of June, the
Emperor of the French thus telegraphed to
his Empress:
t'At ll-30 great victory was won at the
bridge of Magenta; 5000 prisoners are ta-
ken, and l5, 600 of the enemy are killed or
wounded
1t would seem from all this that, while
the Imperial Family Of Austria, aided by the
unquestioned sancrity Of tire Pope's Nuncio,
were imploring the God of BATTLES to help
them lick the French and Italians, the God
of Battles was busy doing the very reverse
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

LESSONS ON THE PIASo-Mr. Agustus Wet
Z; tig, a very accomplished musician, has taken
up his abode in our midst with his family,
apd offers to instruct pupils in piano and
metodeon playing and in vocal music. He
..has at his house on Main street superior
piano1on which he performs with much skill,
soul confesses only 10 itself Oh Wednesday
evening next Mr.. Wettig invites the public
to meet him at the Methodist Church, for
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

FRUIT.-Dornin and Samclson are linked
in conspiracy to destroy our local items
man. Every time he passes their establish
ments he is tempted to choke himself on
peach pits. Occasionally they offer him the
'ripest insults, which he, being of Quaker
like deposition. quietly pockets and passes
on, hnaing the sweetest nectar in them
They arr a melancholy pair of rogucs
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

MAIzE.-We wele amezed, last week, at
seeing the maize which our friend, John Hill,
had raised from his. hills of corn, in the
immediate vicinity of this town. Talk of
the Sciota Valleyl John Kill can show you
roasting ears that viii beat those of Sciota
Valley, ten in the dozen, and give you amy
boot YOU ask.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

One Chinaman stole chickens from anotif-
-er Chinaman on Wednesday, was caught in
the act, found guilty by our upright Justi-
Ger" and the wicked nature of his transgres-
sion impressed upon his memory through
the medium of a ten dollar fine.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

]. McCUE runs an accommodation stage
to Marysvillc every Monday wednesday and
Friday, taking passengers down and bringing
up freight and all sorts Of commissions. His
express wagon is public convenience, and
rght to be supported.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

Over six hundred emigrant wagons kai
arrived at Salt Lake in one week, at last ad-
vices. The sale of Government mules at
Camp Floyd had closed at,yery low figures,
ranging from SIS to Sl25 per span About
six hundred wore purchased for the Califor-
MIA market.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

Leland Stanford, Republican candidate for
day evening next, the~l6th inst. Messrs.
W. F. Anderson, E. W. Naslin, Henry Mere
: dith and X. B. Moycs are announced to ad-
dress the Democracy here en- the same eve
ming. They we're probably not aware Of
Mr.. Stanford's appointment. :.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

A single firm of merchants at Forest Hill
sell fifteen hundred boxes of candles every
month to the miners engaged in t1nncling.
This is sufficient, says the Placer Courier, to
give people some idea of the extent to which
tsnnel mining is carried on in that part of
the country.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

George Cullodi, of the Washington Res
aaurant, who frequently serves up to his GUS
TONERS the bird suggested by Franklin for a
national emblem-namely, the turkey calls
pnblic attention in another column to his
well known establishment.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

Two Sacrau1entans who sailed to China
ten months ago with go-of potatoes,
have returned With a large cargo ofsJapanesc
goods of great rarity. So says the Bee.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

ASSAULT AND BArrERy,-0n Tuesday night
last the whole town was startled by loud
cries of ''murder! murder!" The frightful
sounds proceeded from colored individual
who was fleeing from the wrath of aganiai-
: ca darkey with whom he had feud. One
or two blows on his skull, from a stick, had
set the blood flowing and nearly bleached
his cheeks. The gentleman from Jamaica
was arrested by Constable Edwards, and ta-
ken before Justice Farquhar. The injured
man testified that he had been '"ladwayed"
he was getting through fence, and when
he tried to get away his iratc pursuer "laid-
waved him over the head" again. For this
enormous offence the prisoner as'fined Sl6,
which he paid and departed.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13
Caution to the Public.

Since the introduction of my Schcdam Aromatic
Schnapps into the United States n number of LIQUOR
Mixers in New York, Boston, Philadelphia and San
Francisco. have bccn engaged in putting up mixed and
poisonous Gin in and jugs to be palmed off upon
the unwary for my genuine Schnapps. At first they
boldly eountcrfeted my name. but stopped that
by causing several of them to he arrested They now
conne themselves to closely initiating the appearance
and shape of my bottles, and the peculiar wrapper
which have always used, viz YELLOW PAPER.
PRINTED CAPS
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13
Tte Nydraulie gress.

The END OF THE VoLUME.-This number of
the HYDRAULIC Press completes its first vol
ume of fifty two weeks We have no reason
to suppose the public takes any interest in
our own personal reflections upon the occa'
sion, and only allude to it as local item.
If our twelve months of hard labor had been
rewarded by substantial tokens of popular
appreciation, we might be egotstical enough
TO indulge in few such remarks as are usual
upon the termination of a newspaporial year.
In the absence of such tokens the publishers
have frequently feared their enterprise was
not needed and useful one, and at such
times their only encouragement to persever-
ance has been derived from the kindly words
of contemporaries. Many of these have er-
tended to US, strangers though we are per-
sonally, the heartiest and most cheering
commentator, which we assure them all
was none the less appreciated because un-
acknowledged in the offensive way of direct
puffs. On beginning another volume we
have no pledges to make nor fayors to ask.
We shall continue to do all in our power to
make the HYDRAULIC PRESS worthy of sup
port and if it fails to receive it more liberal
ily than heretofore, shall conclude that we
have mistaken our vocation and abandon as
useless an enterprise that under the circum-
stances could only result in private disaster.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13


MAS received, and now offers for sale -
5000 Tbs Cream Tartar
5000 8 Super Carb. Soda;
1000 dog Seidlitz Powders;
1900 fJs saftpctre;
900 . Beeswax;
100 casks sal soda
1000 doz castor oil in bottles assorted sizes;
1000 TBS Indigo;
1000 50 sulphur;
1000 doz Flavoring Extracts, ass'dJ: =
500 doz Townsends sarsaparilla;
200 :. Sands
10000 gals. Camphene;
5000 So Polar Oil
1000 " Boiled Linseed Oil;
1000 s' Lard -.
$4,000 Bottle corks
5000 lbs Tartaric Acid
10000 % White Lead, pure:
1000 gals yarnishes, assorted;
5000 lbs Shaker Herbs and Extracts;
1000 Esschttl Otis, ail kinds
Together with arcompletc assortment OF everything
connected with the Drug. Oil asd Pxint Business for
sale il dsiantiticsSo suit, at the.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-13

Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Is, 40 and 22 Beaver street, New York.
The word Schiedam JchLapps belongs exclusively to
my artfrle=xil other counterfeit. and imros.
ton IN the public. 3s SIN ins
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
4 NDERsoN s BLESSINGS
VIEW AND SUP ERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC s. DAGUERREOTYPE.
LOON,
No. 81 Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE.
NEW ORLEANS,
THE PIcAYuNE OFFICE.
We beg leave 10 patrons and the pub
lie TINT We have removed from 1874 the above.
named commodious building which have fitted and fur.
nished a suitable syls, with the
Largest sky-Light In the City,
LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
A SPLENDID PARLoR AND DRESSING ROOM
Exclusively for Ladies' and
LARGE STUDIO for our Painters,
Together with all the necessary eonveienees for
the execution Of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
Miniatures and Portraits known to tho art.
Prom ........
THE snALLEST LoCKET