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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25
e.. G.. HALE.

E
ARPENTEUR DE PAROISSE,
CE charge de la location de brevets do terros
~ DIES Etats-Unis dams lEtat du Missouri et 10
Territoirc dIowa.
1lse charge aussi de Ia vente ct de l,acbat de-
terrcs en- commission.
rs" NJ. HALE lie plaisir d'annoncer a sps
mise ct au public, que: ayant etc duement nomue
ct commissioner Arpcntcur de'Paroisse pour Ia
p~aroisse de la Pointe Coupee, par Son Excellence
Robert c. Nicklitle. Gouverneur de rEtat de Ia
Louisiana, il otlre ses services a SEES eoncitoyssDs
en- cette capacite.
Son domicile est sur lie bord du aeuye a ouatre
miles du Chenin Neuf. 10 az
Pointc Coup6e, 3 avril-tds.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25

~ WMz 80
LES ALBINos DE BARNUM.-Barnum au.
ra bientot dams son musee trois Albinos,
SORTS, dit-il de la Mongolia, ct qui vien-
nent d'arriver a N. York.
Nos lecteurs savent que les Albinos
appartiennent d Inc race de nagres de-
generes. Leur chevelure soyeuse est
legerement crepee, ct a l'eclat brilliant de
Pargent; leur TENT est de la blancheur
Ia plus pure ct la plus transparent ct,
pareile en- celia AUX lapins blancs, lis ont
les yeux dune nuance rosee; 1eurs re.
CARDS sont empreints dune grande dou.
ceur, CONNIE lie sont, d'ailleurs, en- ge.
neral, ceux DIES negres; mails, par une
singularite qu'on ne ~rencontre que chez
ces etrangesscaeatures, elles ont les pru-
nelles carnees, au lieu de les avoir ron
des on ovales. QUAINT aleurs ellis, 4 leur
barbe eta leurs sourcils, lis offfrent les
memes particularites que leurs cheyeux.
Les trois Mongoliens de Barnum cons
%tituent n petite famille qui Sc compo.
Sc du pere, de la mere ct dc leur fills. On
les dit tres intelligents, ct s'ils ne sont
pas encore parvenas a parler Panglais,
il parait du moins qn'ils ont appris lie
francais dams une tournee quas viennent
de faire en- France.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25
Table D'HOTE.

II Went egalement d'installer une HOTEL OH il
peut ~recevoir commodement NM. les voyageurs
CHEE4UXE EFT VOITURES 4LOUER.
Establishment de NJ. N ,jor. a proyimite de
la maison decour, otfre toutes les facilities desira-
bles aux personnes que lcurs ~atiaires appellent
au chemin-ncuf. 2 de JUN 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25

Carries DES PAROISSES.
Pointe Coupee, West Baton Rouge, 1oer-
vile partie de StMartin ct d'Ascension.
r E soussigne a rhonneur d'informer lie public
Il quill est l'agent pour les Carries de Powell
ct Bradford. representant les susdltes parolsses-
Ces GARTES ont etc executes dapres les ar.
pentages of1iciels des Etats Unis.
lie prix est de $40
Files seront delivrees par lie Sousslgne aux
qui lui en- feront la demande.
ZENON DEMORUELLE fills
Waterloo 23 JUN 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25

ENCANTEUR ,or,,
MIR ORPHIS SlCARD ayant refa strour
WI mission d'EycANTEuR PUBLIC dans ~
Ia Paroisse de la Pointec oupee, Sc reeonD +,
au public. ,s6e serontespe'
diees avcc soin ct diligence: y n "a avrl
s'adresseuW Waterloo. I. o. %"
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25

L'UTILITE de la Machine a Coudre pour lu'
sage des families, nest que tr"p connue du pu
bic. Une .seule de ccs Machines peut faire lie
travail de DIX DIES PLUS ADEolTEs EFT DEs PLUS
AGILES COUTURJERES.
La couture des Machines de Wheeler ct Will
son est telle qu'on ne peut decoudre, meme avec
les ~ciseauX. sans declirer l6toffe.
lie point forme par ccs machines ct nomme
en- anglais locc-stihh, Zee qui pourrait Sc traduire
assez bien par Repression de point noue;) est
ainsi fate:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25

EPAVE.S
A RRETES par J. A. Lebeau a qhatre miles
II audessus de Waterloo, I'M MULET NEXE-
CAIN NOIR. age d'environ douze ans, portant
la marque { r J sur Fepaule gauche. Anssi
un mulet ~noiratre' age d'environ Is ans, %celui-ci
ma aucune marque visible.
lie proprietaire est notifie a venir on les
faire reelamer dams les 10 jonrs qui %suivront la
date de Get avis; simon lis seront vendus au bu-
reau du soussigne CONFINEMENT a la loi.
Us. GERMAN
Jugc de paix 7me District.
Poiute-coupee % JUN 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25
GUILLAUME KNAPS.
(Cafe des Habitunts.)

A LHONNEUR de p%r6venir ses amis
"A ct lie public que, de retour de la Nonvellc
Orleans. depuis pcu de jours, il a enforcement
renouvele sa barre. ct s'cst procure les BLOSSOMS
les plus agreables ct les plus rafraIchissautcs
dams cette saison de IannGe.
Aussi un assortment de cigares de premier
choiX ct que ses arrangements avec une DIES bon
mes maisons de la vile lui pcrmettent dc Iivrer
en- toute confancc aux amateurs.
TABLE DHOTEET PENSION BOURGEO!sE. Mcssieurs
les voyageurs sont egalement prizes de Sc souve-
mir quill tient a leur disposition, de BONES ecu
ries Oh seront reeuse ct nourris lcurs chcvaux.
mai Him.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25
THOMAS CIIAPOTON.

u ECEMMENT etabli a la Fausse Riviere offre
n ses services d Messieurs les Habitants, Ell
oualite de
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25
CAFE DE LA MASON DE COUR.
Me- Plus T7trG,)

Mr.. Veronique Major a lhonneur de rappeler
lNlau public que sa barre est %toujours approvi-
sionnee DIES ~liqueurs les plus choisics ct les plus
convenables a cette saison. II tient constamment
de La glaze.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25
MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.
Locata0m de Terre.

LOcataOm de Ierre.
~ G. HALE, informe toutes les personnes
~. qui ont en- leur possession des Military Land
Warrants, GU tous autres Warrdats, lesquelsne
peuVent Gtre places sur les terres situees en- Loui-
siane, quill partira sous peu pour lEtat Mime
sofa, CONNIE l'annee derniere, pour y faire des
locations de terre, II pourra faire d'excellentes
locations avec les susdits Warrants, pour tous
ceux qui voudront Fen charger, en- les lui re
mettant sous peu.
Pour plus amples informations s'adresser a lui
OIL au bureau de ce journal.
C. G. HALE.
7juillet 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25

& co. Fausse-RiYleTe, sont les agents autorisees
de cette maison. Les prix %auxquels vendent
ces messieurs, sont les memes que ceux de la
Nouvelle-O Orleans, ct ills sont autorises a bonner
les memes guarantees.
"a sept. l an.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25
VENDRE

A VENDRE
IN ofre a vendre a I'm prix tres-modere,
. 3 chaudieres. deux dc GG pouces ct une de
10 pouces. S'adresser a NJ }. i. LeJeune
Fausse Riviere I Avril 1860
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25
j. II. HALSEY
AyOCAT

@-son office a la Pointe Coupee pres du Blu
reau de Poste
II Sc chargera DIES a~ffairos devant la Cour de
cette Paro!sse, DIES Paroisses ~voisines ct a la Cour
Supreme.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25

Village, % Juliet 1859,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-25

OH Giles ont etc proclamees ct reconnues CONNIE
superieures a celles de Singer, Baker ct Grover,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
THE ExrREss' ArARrxrsrs u ~ ~, r.,v

HE EMPRESS APARTMENTS AT THE TuILERIEs -
correspondent Of the Independent Beige writes !:
had the good fortune to visit the other day the
private apartments of the Empress at the Tuile-
rles Workmen had been engaged on them for
TWO years, during the absence of their Majesties
Inese SUITS OF rooms, which run in parallel line
with the reception rooms on the drNWing.room
noOr, consist Of ante-chamber, waiting room
LOT the ladies' OF honor, saloon Of audience d
private room for her Majesty-that is to saw the
most retired and private rooms OF the suite The
Emperor, whose preference for the STYLE OF Louis
Afl. - well known, has desired her apartments in
question to be entirely decorated after the fashion
ana taste Of Marie Antonette. M. Lefuel received
orders TO renew the elegant ornamentation Of Tra-
non IN this Partisan palace. Art and industry have
done marvels under his superintendent, 50 that we
see again the graceful arabesques the rounded
tapering volutes,. the exquisite garlands. and tile
nne carvings Of the latter part Of the eighteenth
century. all the models are unique, and executed
With admirable nicely, from the door handles to
TO the chimney pieces, the panels and squares of
glass and the whole furniture, from the time
pieces to the tongs in the fireplace, is in harmony
with this style of decoration. The first saloon, of
q pale green, is adorned with arabesques Of
deeper tint. Medalions glisten in the panels and
within them are birds painted by M Appert The
prevailing color of the second saloon is d rosy
Hhite the arabesques are rose-colored. Then
comes the private saloon Of the Empress, the
ground Of which is likewise of very light green
and the panelings Of which contain the portraits Of
her ladies of honor, painted by NJ. Dubuffe then
on which are hung valuable pictures the door Of
this cabinet and the next are of amaranth and
pa sander, set OFT by bronzes, gilt and admirable
chased.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.


SELF HELr. BY Samuel Smiles. Boston. Ticknor
Il Fields. For sale in New Orleans by ]. C.
x Morgan 4 CO.
very handsome volume BY the author Of g The
Life Of George Stephenson IT draws profnse il
Illustrations of character and conduct from past
and current history. in the form Of biographical
notices Of men eminent for various genius and ac-
qnirements.
THK C2UsADEs AID THE CRUSADERS BY John G..
Edgar. Boston. Ticknor n Fields. For sale in
New Orleans by N. @. Morgan s Co..
A nicely printed work Of near four hundred
pages, telling the history Of the crusades in graphic
language, and with graphic illustrations on tinted
paper.
THE PR0rEssoR AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE, with
the Glory Of Iris. BY Oliver Wendell Holiness
Boston Ticknor & Fields. For sale in New Or
leans by j. q Morgan L Co.
A compilation or the entertaining serial papers
published IN the Atlantic Monthly under the above
title.
ERNEST BRAcERRIDGE; or, School Boy Days BY
wv. Fl. G. Kingston. Boston: Ticknor 81 Fields,
For sale in New Orleans By J. G. Morgan & Co.
The matter and engravings Of the book are Illus
trative Of all the proper sports of boyhood, and
tie story interesting. 1t nculcates good morals,
and Is the sort Of book which youth will read with
eagerness and derive benefit from.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

INTERESTING Relic OF THE ANCIENT WoRLp.--The
scientific world will be interested in learning that
discovery was made last summer by Dr. New
beary, attached to Lieutenant Macomb's Exploring
Expedition in the region west Of New Mexico,
about the head Of the Colorado, of very extra
ordinary character 1t was the disclosure Of fos-
sil Sanrian seyentyfve feet in length, found i'm
bedded in blue sandstone rock. A number Of
the caudal vertebra q humerns, and some other
large bones, were obtained. There are some pc
culiarities about this fossil creature of o very
striking character DIR. Newberry has just returned
to Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

and were soon domiciled beneath the hospitable
roof OF the Bella Union. We arrived here on the
9th, but have not been able to stir out account
| Of the heavy rains that have prevailed. The
oldest inhabitants cluster around the stoves in the
har.rooms and offices, and compare dates when .
similar rain was experienced. They speculate
upon the probable damage to the country. but fail
% perceive the great benefits that will be derived
from it. Already can the results be seen. The
grass Is springing up like magic the vineyards put
on smiling face. and this morning a nature seems
70 be engaged in rendering thanks to Heaven for
its blessing.
Los Angeles is beautifully situated city of some
ten thousand inhabitants the greater portion being
OF Spanish extraction, and one can hardly realize
the fact that he is standing in the midst Of an
American city, when he gazes upon every side and
sees SO many Spanish buildings, and hears every
one speaking the Spanish language.
this morning assembled the hill to the northwest
Of the city and obtained of the most beautiful
ana picturesque scenes my eyes have ever rested
upon. Away on 70 the south, almost as far as the
eye could reach could be seen the glstenng foli-
age OF the native grape vineyards to the north,
vineyards TO the west, vineyards to the SOUTH vine
yards to the east greet the eye. At my feet stood
fine mansions, the princey residences Of the lucky
proprietors OF these grapevines or the abodes 81
the business men,
From all accounts of this place, one IL naturally
led to believe that it stands upon the shores of the
mighty Pacific. This is q mistake. 1t is eighteen
or twenty miles from here to the coast, with q
range of high towering hills intervening.
Los Angeles is place OF, decided business pro-
civties it being the headquarters of the Salt Lake
trade six months in the year. The Southern route
from Salt Lake to California being the only one that
can be travelled during the months of November.
December, January, February, March, April and
May, on account of the deep SHOWS upon the noun.
tains between SaitLake and Fort Bridger and Car
son Valley and Placeryille. At this time, there are
many trains fitting out for the Valley of the Saints,
with dry goods and groceries. and we passed sew
er u, on the deserts, en- route for this point.
ice to the traders, and by that means have attained
large portion of the trade that has hitherto gone
70 San Bernardino, on account Of the Mormon pro
cliyities of that place..
The heavy trains have caused the Overland from
san Francisco TO lose thirty-six hours and pros.
pect OF many more between here and your city.
AS soon as look around and procure some items
q interest, shall write you again. shall leave
in the steamer for the North M o. a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
spIYFpYD Jf,wRrny soors If Won want tn bav,,

sPLKEDlD JEwELHY GooDs. II you Hant to have
yoaT dsxled Win gorgeous nagnacenrc tie preco
and psrcioas metals Just step The htore Of Mr. W. A
Wllaon Is Canal ses ~sre IN hosnd forms they sasa
bAek te light from hsir rc perfection manufacture and
REIMBURSEMENT A.. Wilson'S stock sesctcd wi1 die utmost
md Enthusiastically srt and chaiec The swsiry sess
~ n M ssot slse4ni aud admirable character
w ny being worthy hs isigr yaae of tse ma
fAz TIE aermsns of watches ser, hns ihe steck com
pt4iaT e niccas fFons e very st thorough
made relabts md strong time machines
which ht nfssime md may NJ len heirlooms tick OIL the
lives y destendsnts III ne fancy goods many fes
slszels aud teutnl articles may b. found End ihe silver
~ shs deAf 8 IF ihe best design pure mate
nj vs. 81 sssesou TO NJ W very attractive advertise.
which length and style does isics 10 ths character q
Liz ss9tks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
MISCELLANEOUS.
A LBEIsrsON d NUDGE,
rns SALE Or
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAW-MILLs, sHAFTrNGs, GIN GEARING,
-And every description or
Machinery nor MIL and Plantation use.
Also. Agents for the sale Of
eLEMoNs, BROWN 4 CO.'S
srH6zs AND BoUBLs CYLINDER co7Tog GINS.
AND
Rates' Patent steam Gauges.
No. 8 UNION STREET.
Between St Charles snd carondset Streets Orleans
Rates' Patent steam Gauges.
Ne. 8 UNION STREET,


The Machinery offered for sale by from establishments
which hare been engaged IN manufacturing for the Southern
country for the past years. win b. found TO be
entirely adapted for the for which Intended Of much
superior quality great aaa Of the machinery brought to this
market and at extremely liberal prices. Persons wishing 10
purchase invited to call AID examine for themselves
CLEMoNs, BROWN 4 co.'s COTTON GINS have been
used successfully In various Of the South for years
and more during which time upwards Of FIVE HUNDRED of
them have been sold annually We them equal
In every respect % any gin sold In this section.
THE B0URIE CYLINDER GIN Ia d recent invention Of
Mr. j. r. Brown Of Columbus Georgia. We persons who
Interested the following certificate which taken iron,
hundreds which We have received:
RpssxIL CouxTr ALA, February 8, 1859
Messrs. Clemens Brown 4 CO.
GeuemenI hare used Of your Double Cylinder 90 ssw
Gins during the and take pleasure stating con-
vcon that IT, performance superior any Gin ever
tried for speed convenience and safety induced to buy
believed would Bsy for itself saving of mo
crop and II has fully answered my expectations II re-
CURES power prope Il than Single Cylnder
Gin willis cleans twice much per day and Is much
attended this lesser width OF
the breast gin the cotton that can be put in
roll whsut throwing choking cleans the sesd rs
marksby Clean and makes good sample cotton any
Gin have tried The buyers Columbus have re-
peaedly told had superior ain without knowing was
Of Your noube Cylinder style. Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider improvement the ordinary Gn and the
planter who makes Efiy cotton will end 1t to his
interest ay aside tho Single Cylinder 30 laws Gin and
place himself under obligations ysu by purchasing your
Double Cylinder Gin thereby time labor and money
Without the pleasure Or personal acquaintance with you
permit TO you Of my friendly consideration.
Mesas W. q. siernons Brown 4 Co.
Samples Of both styles Of Gins well M other Maehipery
may be seen Mt our
ALBERTsos NUDGE,
No 8 Union ssroct,
Oh ap5t-H Between st. Charles and Carondelet.
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THg BgAUTrFU6.
Br ELLIs AMAoNEFTE.


The beautiful: II dwelis around US
In the countless forms which nature wears
Her numerous functions to fulfill.
Who has not marked 1t in the deepening tinss,
Varied as at The dolphinss death,
When Aurora climbs the horizons verge
And filings her banner ID the morning breeze !;
Or, In the gorgeous cloads
That cluster III the western sky,
When the sun slowly sinks
To shine upon neither world.
Who has NOT heard It's voice
III Tie slsadowy depths N forest cool,
i In thrilling bird notes, in melodians call
And sweet response; or, Ia the gnrgling low
OF silver streamlet decked with lilies white,
Which, singing, leapt to end its home
In the dark flow of the majestic rivers curve
Who has not dwelt in rapturous bliss
70 find il IN the dew gemmed flower,
Which gave It's fragrance with as ready vii
i AS the generous soul yields to the beggar
Of its worldly store.
Who has not looked
Into the calm profound Of Heavenly space
And seen ii grandly bodied,
IN those far of worlds that move,
Willie time shall last. Id that harmonious order
Which naughf save will Omniscient
Had power to cail from chaos.
Oh! Spirit Of the Beautiful,
Not alone Id things material
Doth thy subtle essence dwell.
Clay .dimmed vision
Outlines fails to 800 thy rarest grace,
Though nestled near unto its iireside.
Thy presence 'tis NE note
In the earnest love which deeply dwells
Within the Husbands and the fathers heart,
When gladly to the storms Of life
His manIy breast II turned, ID
II he but shelter safe
The cherished brood ait home.
Art thou not there, where slender hands
Il Meier rest from toll, that yields
The daily bread for aged parents lipss
! Where charity urges well her gentle plea,
And meekly gives assistance wise
no those who lie
q Beneath the worlds dread frown.
Art thou not there where nobly great
forgiveness says: I. My brother still, z
And lRres black malice BY the act sublime
10 paths Of rectitude and peace.
Iii the Beautiful i good;
Whether it meet the eye or sense,
Whether It wears material form
On comes in shape impalpable
OF thought and action.
OH Earthly Pilgrim in thy smammon chase,
Oh. Wanderer, with thy load Of care
Find time to pause, and give il
Appreciation's need.
Let thy soul
Be its mirror, until the impress
Wears not ptf; aud III. ere long,
Thy immortal part will know
That greatest joy,
The Beauty Of Perfect Holiness.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

The NAyY.-The following recapituation Of our
entire naval strength, according to the books of
the Department, is submitted as supplying every
item Of information Gin very little space on that
subject. 1t may be prefaced with the remark that
about half Of the force enumerated-certainly not
more-could be made available in any emer-
gency: nas @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

ATTENDANCE AND MILEAGE At FusgRAL--A
man in q neighboring State, who possesses prop
erty estimated at $4,000 in amount, was recently
called upon to administer upon the estate of de-
ceased brother who left little property. When
he rendered his accounts to the Judge of Probate,
they were found to contain, among other charges,
the sum of 81 for one days time in attending the
funeral of his brother, and 50 for railroad fare in
going and coming from the funeral.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING HousE.-Mr.
Ro tibale has for sale wtoerlc aud retail large aud fire
stopk Of clothing furnishing goods nj bis store,
q MN and Grnver The goods and Of the be-
style ri nuke complete Purchasers will
find that they can dcnl great advantage NJ Gbhes 10
lions Keep his assortment of szes aud styles complete
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

WiSEs III GREAT yARIErY.-Mr. S. Wolff, corner
and New Ievce streets, offers for sale gpNt variety
n ,s ~ different Wines including those which popular
Win nh CONSUMERS and those which have rsenlaritcs that mike
Inn, saua after b, comparatively few drinkers, We direct
tl,o attention Of trade Mr.. VOLTS advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
Al EsRo oMs,
TO THE CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE,
AT yzRr Low PRICES AND ON FAVORABLE TERMS

AT FERY LoW PRICES AND ON FAVORABLE TERMS,
Wines.
CLARETTn casks and barrescommon fne and extra fine.
CLARET-In eases-common, fine and extra 6ne
WHITE WINE--In casks and barres-comInon and One.
WHITE WINE--In cases-fae, common snd extra hne.
RHENISH wINE-In casks and barrels.
RHENISH WINE-In cases-a large assortment.
PORT wTNE-In quarter casks.
PORT WINE--In boxes--commou, fine and extra fine
AADEIRAS-In quarter casks
MADEIRAS-ln boxes-rommon, fine and extra fine.
sHERRY--In casks-Crown Harmony and Topaz.
SHERRY--In casee-tlrown, Harmony and Topaz.
BURGUNDY wINEs-In cases
CHAMPAGNE WINES-IIeidseck x Co.,
Chas Heidsieck,
Eugone G1iquot and other brands.
CATAWBA wINEs-Dry and Sparkling, from the Missouri
Wine Companies.
MALAGA W1EEs-In quarter and half casks. ~, 44
MALAGA WINEs-Iu boxes
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Go ID III n il, AZ Il Ii. Il \
NEW ORLEANS, Jan.

New 0RLEAss, Jan. IL, 1860.
I'd Crescent Since the publication Of Mr.. Nun
roe's card, on Saturday and Monday last, we have
received the New York Day Book Of December SO,
in which we find the following. You will greatly
oblige u by copying the same, and giving It The
benefit Of your daily, weekly and next Mondays
editions.
Yours ycry respectable