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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
NOTICE OF ELECTION,

NOTICE OF ELECTION,
<8 (rH-Sa Pursulnt a Proclamation HB
1s5SssSs Ssg@SESSs Esceleney THOMAS o. MOORE,
Governor of the State Of
ssfStSs-Sss1 bearing date December IL 1860, the
qualified voters Parish Orleans are hereby notified ha
Election will be held MONDAY 7th day az January
ls6i, for Delegates State Convention, at Baton
Runge IN the Hall Of the Hosse Of Representatives ut il
o'clock 81 the Esd day Of January 1861 accordance with
December u, 1860
Tho parsh Of Orleans right bank shall elect one Delegate
The First Representative District o the parish OF Orleans
shgll elect three Delegates.
The Second District shall elect Delegates.
The Third District shall elect four Delegates,
The Fourth District shall elect Delegate.
The Fifth District shall elect Delegates.
The Sixth District shall elect Delegate.
The Seventh District shall elect Delegates.
The Eighth District shall elect Delegate.
The Ninth District shall elect one Delegate s,@.
The Tenth District shall elect three Delegates and
The Senatorial District composed parishes Psaue
Mines ST. Bernard, Jefferson and Orleans right bank shall
elect two Delegates
The Senatorial District composed Of the parish Of Orleans
left bank shall elect five Delegates.
Tho Polls will be opened each Election Precinct from tho
hours Of eight o'clock a. NJ till four O'Clock r. NJ on the date
before mentioned, TO wit: MONDAY, Ih day Of January
1851 for The purpose Of receiving the 9 the qualified
voters OF the parish OF Orleans under the superintendent of
the Commissioners and Clerks DO appointed by author
tiles designated iawIhe election conducted ana
trpicae returns made to the undersigned returning officer ac
coriing to law.
shefars onice Par,h of Orleans, Dec 1s. 1860.
Il. 4. PARKER. Snerif.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
CLorHINa WH1eH Mrsr nv soLn.-It,s an nj

CLOTHING WHICH MUsT BE SoLD.-Its an i'll
wind that blows good 10 says the old saw
never better eSempf than during the financial troubles
this season. Merchants TO raise money their paper
have been forced sacrifice their goods and the public
eal have taken advantage of The circusat obtain their
supplies at little than half what they been in the
habit of paying for them. wind of SORT blowing this
morning. all who in the neghborhood
Harrison Co.'s large clothing store of Canal Mag
azne street. discover That house stock which they
say must be sold at what will bring Those are the prices
people like buy at and undoubtedly will attract attention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

rho cl,r :
ME- N s Nv, isa ~ paoposon fF a ceppTos
'ss ~. q S;n,sss,a ,suu as aone 70 receive
bs had * 5ss III VII WI saglqg
had bis State would nat basd ~ II AUG y ne
tr Gberraa, aaafr I'm ;nse y ~,
words a niI;g;,s Is .rasd q nave le
worgs srsona bsrty I'm. J, 'fser1ea ater me
He waa caIIad 3, Sr,sr gs ,r.,,, ,,
I @as e@aisa ~ ~ - otpeh iLoi she opposste aloe
ia, = soce No sucn ssatutes on me book
NJ washbqer ~ ssn Lgo 20 %.
~ ~ - q nsaske
fusion and cries Of aestiog, !, = oel 4''u c
III ~ ss Tah.ed = ueclson OF the qaestlon.
optso.apa tus Oehsdtutloh ana laws ought no be
vote no, because the multiplying laws were not IN
o'aLsor MI pro,,.,, u,au.aa - -
Ia aa e1ss9 "an'eu 70 khow Wnat huisseation
" M srass ras.Iu+;o,, x.,..3.a44
rhe .ea1sis y as asnoptea-ioi 70 i4,
IT Frain, $500 e. saVpesu : 1anan'iaousIys
,r;a,S ;,RS s aesolesloh siaI % NJ
f Z, III is. sisss si.S .son s "a RECOMMENDING tne
Z; M 81 @ ana assefnng snssis
'if ntialp.sl.y pitopsly ~ tae 9hsLsd LEU osases.
NJ oVeoy Was magea aas lfom me f t ae
a. p;s AZ ~ : 1, " VIZ Insa
NOT vte -, th; I,; ~ wy ns rieaus s'Ioao
amenJros1t - ei, sy aiu waensl ~ elef n
NJ ra1ra rsH rasa I, ossloy Ieinsed % aeceps.
rasssa x yos y 9lush, knas tne
ovarynled = nos = = oIuel, WHICH the speaker
VI ~ uaSa. ~. n,
si oao tSo sac tney ars now undertaking to
sbo;a bas s;tf sss.usssh es lasfeaaeed
Mr I,nan ss;d t III, alss ana we on y.
ona,..;es . !. .s oy optes.ioh hs hao to the
III ~, as, = ] sa elslza ne
M oge;n no5;fd - HI; .ar
ot ti,a .grss i. ta s !, " ssfiAin9
In,nat;ant c,; q ~ ~ !.
can sids e4ASo = 4ass'ion iions aaas hepaoh-
Mr. Rarkadals ta1;aaa5 .t,; xa,,s..,.;s.
teaa ss sra,sa ~ s,s IsSosueh ~ @ Was n
for its anhor mad er sslsrard ss., 4 he I
nosed To tbe renJiti ~ ~ iaas ae 49, op
dare mai danv sou ;ssso = saafsss ahd he
Renewed cries Of as orf,er, J,
M. Inveinv renliad Z That ~. ,...,.
with this rssointidn i, s' hao i''shane V 10
Mr n, Hnabsa ssantag1 y, L1 ~. az. - as
any nnlJ;casio,, ~ = slels NsIs
hills e'S easDasai i1peisy
There was nc, response.
rts,r .sa1s.i.s. r. ~ - s ponss. ~.
Mr HI before ths resIt vas "a anapn.e9 ~ ~
fessed bic asnnsuens ana - son
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

CHILD's REMEDY FOR SEoEssIoN.-A child in
Thirtieth street asked her father the meaning of
the word union,a which SO frequently occurs in
the Presidents message She was told that it re
ferred to the relation existing between the United
States; that they had been living together harmo-
niously for many years. but some of them had now
got a new idea, and wanted to secede or break up
the unlon and being asked what ought to be done
to the seeding State, promptly replied that it
ought to be spanked! The question for Congress
is, is that expedient! IN. Y. sun.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

ENGLAND PROPOSES TO TAKE CARE OF CAPTURED
AFRICANS Washington, Dec. ls--The State De-
partment has received proposition from the Eng
lish Government, offering in future to take all the
negroes captured by the United States on board
slavers for apprentices in the British colonies.
Congress will call for information on the subject
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

GAS FIXTURES AT CesT.-Almost everybody in
the Of the city has admired tho beautiful
stock of gasxtres kept Mr. Fleming near the Maga-
zine market They will doubt be know that
is now Offering them at cost Persons wishing up their
stores or dwellings for should advantage this ecu-
stance and do 1t eheapIv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

KEROSENE Laars FOR CHRISTMAS GRrs Messrs.
Neyes Wells No . Commercial Pace advertise this morn
ing that they have hand eek Of hsse lamps which
they contains that would admirably for
Christmas present The ia real good oas cannot
se why geei lamp should not be pieing souvenir FOR
genican to give lady anything ceald possibly cry
time she sits and by its light how apt she would
member the donor and dwell with pleasure pan or
with esSlty epea his AEefoEe gete Noyas Wells
aud patfonisa then
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

SHIRTS AT BARGA1Ns.-Messrs Alfred Munroe &
Co Story Buildings offering their fine shirts at
great bargains Their Of sizes immense one
can fail getting aft and no should let such opportunity
pass unimproged.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
PRESENTATION BOOKS Ar cn1s1s pp1c,s Moss

PRESERVATION Books AT CRISIS PRIoEs.-Messrs.
bloomfield Steel looking upon Christmas of the nsti
tuons likely 10 be snbverted by the revolution going
money Market have, with that public spirit and patriotism
whchso emnen charactees them determined on sacrificing
their goods rather than let the old custom be BY
ferng 10 advertising coumns will that they
make the first in the vast stock of Christ
mas PRESENTS consisting spenddy illustrated books Juvenile
books and fancy stationery offered prices which
meansjns what they will bring Will not this havo the effect
to rejuyenae old Santa Claus generosity We think so
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

GET HER A SET OF HANDSOME CHIsA.-This
would be advice gentleman who opinion
to for his wife, If she has erockery enough you
could find in such store Messrs T. v Moore Co.. No. 40
Camp street much that would be acceptable. there and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
HELNfBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION

EAA1sOA"S GE,HUINE PREPARATION
HHENB8EBs HNB9EBs RTGHg RTGHg 81 81 ss It's Ksasss Rssss
HsLEB3hbs RTeH9 {e fer fer h. b. TaSs S5sys
HEEMBoIbs BgeHG !oi for Ne Nervdasssss ppasss
HHEEEMMBB99s HEEMB9s BH9 BUG 9E f9E ban I'm Ms@9Eg n T
HEEEMRobs HEEM6 BHG BG54 fer fo R5ga Wg5 t,fsshtlg
HEIMBoIB,s BgsIIg for General Debility.
HEaB9 HEaB9 BG BGU o oF Sairsss SaiTsr I" bae bss.
HFEMoEbs RgSg Bgsg fsT fsF NsRs WstsSsat ssa
HEELMMBso9B HELMsoB BU BToH For or RFS6o,s RtSnss q sk'n
HEIMBoLD's BucHu Tor Heavlness Of The Eyeid, with
HELMBoLps BgcHu 9B Mobility snd Reates with
BeaG GfT sf SF Psssss,oas asng from ad
FEaAEEs, FFEEaaAAhEs, FEMAH.Fs FEMAhFg FgEMAtEs FEMAIEs
Old Young, Single Married, or contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuGHu Is the very best remedy
arising ndsceion dissipation or in the
or change Of life. See symptoms above.
No Family Should be without 4tI
TAKE NO MORE BALsAM Mercury or Unpleasant Med
cine fer Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBof.D's EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
Little or 0 change of diet, No Inconvenience,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HELMB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHUfsr E1cesses srisips
habits iudugedin
BY Young and Old.
diseases arising Habits Dissipation II re.
all improper discharges and will the Paeat
1t m HEMBon 4 eS ~ 1TRAer az BudHU for Diseases and
s. for all Affections
Urinary Organs,
Male Female,
from whatever originating, and matter OF
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases aud symptoms the same treat
rnent and may originate from the same cause.
Reads Reads Read! Read!
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU safe, pleasaEx in taste and
Ddor, but immediate ia its actien.
Personally appeared before Alderman city Of
Philadepha H. 7. HELMR0LD, Chemist, wto being duly
cary, injurious drugs hut sIe purely Vegetable
H. T. HEDMBQLD Sole Manufacturer
1854 WIN. P HIRRA RD alderman
Price 81 bottle six for S5 delivered any address,
4 Prepared by FL. 4. HELMBOLD,
!" 2 Praetieal and Analytical Chemist,
=nZ s04 Sonth street. below Chestnut
Philadeluhia.
agBeNare of Counterfets Rnprincpled nsaees who
sDdeayor e dispose of their own and oer articlsa
reputation attained by
Helmbod's Geufaine PrenaHstions
Extract Buchu.
SarsapHrillR.
Improved Rose Wash
seldBy JOHN WRIGHT Il CO.,
2t and Isl Dharres street,
&nd all Druggists every where.
n8-ksk for HELMBoLDs-Take No otherl Cut ont Di,e
advertisement hnd send Tor 1t, and avoid Imposition and
pesnte. 1a3l ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

BENrnUYsEs, LEWIS & Co.'s cuR1srMAs GIFTS.
This house offering very tasty assortment of fancy
dry goods suitable for readers should go and
look at them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

suNDRIEs.--We direct the attention of the trade
to the list of anndries in their line offered by es.s Paey
Lincoln No. Is rchohpitouas street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

MORE SPLENDID CHRISTMAS GooDs. Some most
elegant articles of Dusein china at Messrs b.
j. &rams, of Camp and Grayie They consist
groups staees and and would
for Ladies' tey pass down Camp street.
look in at Abrams and the goods.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

A WIDE- AWAKE GETTING HIS DrvIDEsD. Yes
terday (says the Buffalo Repnblic) Wide Awake
went into the Office of one of our brokers, and
wanted some Western money exchanged. II un-
refused Illinois banks, and the broker told him he
would take it at thirty per. cent discounts This de-
mand appeared very exorbitant, and he denurred
IN rather strong language. The broker then asked
him if he wasn't one of the fellows he had seen
around only few nights ago, with a black cape
and torch. The Wide-Awake said he was and
wanted to know what that had got to do with his
money. " Oh! nothing replied the broker, "only
Lincoln" The Wide.Awke left the office swearing
that he would go home and break his torch over
the first Republicans head that ever asked him to
turn out again. II this was the first fruits of
change, he would like to know what the end WI 8
going to be? He, like thousands OF others, begins
to see his error.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

HOLIDAY G1FTs.-Messrs Lion & Andr6e. corner
Of Benyie and Royal Streets have magnificent stock of
presentation goods which they selling very prices
1t would be well to give them call while passing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

TO see that will have opportunity TO learn ths
very valuable accomplishment cui MASTER As may be
seen by referring 10 advertising columns Dr. Annuity has
opened an aeademy for instruction in this St
Charles street The gentleman Of consannate SKIN
and has extraordinary ability impa instruction. We hope
that he will with the deserves Nc one
should neglect 70 avail himself of every opportunity
dnife kpewiedge of hess nss knowledge
may be the means Of protecoa to their homes and faes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
Leprosy In the East-The Loathsonaeness
of the Disease.

The lepers Of the East are the most leathsome
objects that meet the travellers eye. Here is
description Of one, given in letter from Jerusa-
lem, by correspondent OF the Morning Star
Suddenly there starts up a human being at yoar
feet. You stop in horror. You turn away in dis
gust at the sight But still she throws herself in
your path, and will not go. The hair and eye
brows have fallen fromfhe poor beggar. Through
yawnng sores that are fostering aud black prs-
trude the cheek bones! The flesh il drawn away
from the giistening teeth! What feets They are
distorted masses of res-gaping wounds The
hands which she holds up are evidently dropping
away, joint by joint, as the disease grows upon
them. Nearer she moves those shrveied arms and
legs, drawing their rags about them, and smiling
at your horror with CHASTITY, sickening sme.
She tries ospeak and, with fascination strangeIy
peculiar to whatever il perfectly lovely or awful
you bend down to hear her. There fs hoarse
gasping ratting in the throat, and the eper voice
comes scarcely to be understood (. Howaji Alah
Buekseech.i' g Traveller, in the name of God
money ~
By her is beautiful little girl. What has she.
with her flesh SO soft and white, to do with that
hideons being? How deep are those black eyes
Her gentle voice is full of music, as lark at sun
rise, and her lips are fresh new blown rose
Her long hair falls with the folds Of her head-ress
half way down to her chubby bare feet and there
is lightness in her step that fills you with adnara-
tion Would you know who she is That child ia
leper. In few years she is sure to be Just like
her mother who just now begs Of you few bis Of
money. Poor thing, to be born to such fate and
no possible hope There is worm at the heart of
that rosebud. Is not her voice more sad than her
parents, though gently and sweetly she smiles as
she says: " Allah, Buekseech Howajii.',
Do you see those wretched novels lust west from
the gate of Jerusalem clinging to the side Of the
wall? Dirt and filth surround them. Their thatched
roofs seem about to fall. 1t is the leperss quarter
The law forbids their touching you or mingiing
with other men, SO that none 60 to minister to
them But the law does not rebuke their want,
and so they throw themselves in your path as their
hunger approach the Assyrian camp They rec6g-
nize no law among themselves, not even the form
of marriage. Passion consumes the finer feelings
rosy which is ever increasing on the body. Their
offspring inherit curse-no joy-no hope, only
curse-cursed by the world and by their parents,
they soon learn to curse themselves. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
q LOUIS nIuH...,..LoUIs NIUH.

Ela No Al eHARFREs STREET, EIN
Infaas his friends and customers and the inhabitants
New Orleans and its vicinity that he prepared
them his NEW ND SPLENDID GOODS direct iniportaons
from France and Geneva surpassed by 10 the country
via Gold and Silver Watches for ladies and gentlemen
splendid assortment OF Chains Leontnr and Layaerer Dia
ond Bracelets Rings, Brooches rings BfeaSpins;
Bracelets oil gold and ornamened with precious ones French
and American Silver Spoons Forks Cups Napkin Rings
Cases Porimonnaies etc Plated Cake Baskets, Bougeoer
Candiesticks Coffee Pots WATERS Also Fine
LET'S EGr,ings Brooches and every article in the ewelry
Please take notice that but the best sold
store and a low common Jewey is sold elsewhere Come
and Judge for yourselves. n2l Has
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
SUCCESSION OF c. V. JoNTE, DECEAsED-sECoND
and Positive Sae-Six Lots Of Ground in Jefcrson City
and one Slave.
BY J. B. WALTON,

d WALlONt
Auctioneer-ofR Office, 40 Camp street
, osse NJ At lie T. narss & bs sa ut ana N z
Of an order Of the Hon H Morgan Judge Of the
No i7o2 viii be sod lie foowins described properly er
aesqi q re % petessi9n sf Jonte deceased
Square bounded BY Laurel Cad Jersey vaence streets
Designated BY he Nos 4 to ~ inclusive measuring each N
I4anre and Cadiz streets
TEsns AND Tes hs h yi yRsa Estae
Twelve months credit with interest at the rate Of six per cent
mortgage on the property sold for the adudca
tior.
For the Slave purchaser to furnish his note at twelve
months endorsed to the satisfaction Of the utri with
~ The rate Of six per cent till maturity and eight per
Acts Of sale before D. Ricardo Notary Public a The ex
pense of tbe purchasers.
SUCCESSION DE G. V. JoNTE, DfCEDE-sEcoNDE
ct Positive Ventesx Terrafns la Vile de Jefer-
son, ct Esciaye. .E
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encantenr-40 rue du Camp
SAMEDI, le de janvier Is6I, u midi, IL
ds District date e Is dseembe 1850 dosse de la cour No
Sendse d les propfss pour eompe
SIX TERRAISs dams Ii parQisse de Jefferson dams et
borne les Lure Cad Jersey et Vaeuce desienes
popces et gnes de face Laurel profoudeur dc
w peds entire gnes PARALLELS terrain No IA fome Pen
gg- CONDITIONS DEs BIENs FoNDs-nouze mois de
cent Ian apres fecheance hypoheque sp6
ciaie sur a popee vendue lie de REHABILITATION
endose la satisfaction de Ia utrice avec ntret raso d.
sig pour cent Pan facheance Init pour apres re-
tant de i'adjudcaiion.
Aces de pardevant d. l. Ricardo noaire public any
ukrAurs 1SIfta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
J, B. WALTON.


ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PARLoR,
Dining and Bedroom Sets, Pcnres Mirrors Gas Ghande-
ers aud Carpets auction Of tho break
ing up housekeeping.
BY J. 3. WALTON,
Auctioncer-oice 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, the 29th inst, at 10 o'clock i,
- NJ at the residence Of Hon Gerard Sh Gasque street
between ere and Robertson Streets public will
sod- ~
Household Furniture consulting of Rosewood and Mahogany
Sofas Chairs and Arm Chairs Rosewood Mahogany
Nos Rosewood and Mahogany Marble TOP Center Tables
Walnut Bookcase Mahogany Hat Rack Mahogany Extension
Table Mahogany s1eboad Oak Arm Chairs Mahogany
seads Mattresses Mahogany Bureaus and WhanJs Hifrors
Pictures Window Shades Goiee Gas Chandeliers MaTngs
Carpets and Rugs, ct.
B3-TERMs-Casl on delivery. d24
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

I District Senatorial composd des paoses de Paqncmnes
M BernRfd Jefferson et dOrftas, rive doite era dex
lsguds. ~
LIE District Senatorial eompose de la parose dOGans rive
gnuche, elra cling Dslegues.
Polls seEon ouyarts dams chaque reimbursement dtec
dssgnt sayor lei de Ianyier 1851 eet receyoir les
bulletins de eecteurs qualities de Ia peYosse ORLEANS sons la
surnsndAnce des commssare grers qu seon desgnes
par lsntorite compGtene.
Esecon deya condnte les retours en- trIpcntas
deyont etre enyeyss au ousgne charge dc les rsnsnerc
Bneau du Sheriff parosse d,oraans is dscenbre 1850
dir te r.. T PARKFR Shsrif
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

Office 40 Camp street.
GATURDAY. Jan. +. Is6I. Mt IL O'Clock d.,
~ at the s. CIses Exchange by fuc in pnrRanca
resolution No 5446 of e Common Council Of tie o New
Orleans approved December IT. 1860 for paid AT c
time Of adindicatinn. viii be sold
ALL THAT BUILDING known tie Salt Warehouse Of
Jackson and Manson formerly Of Mc jackson CO. stu
aed ai the head Of st Mary street Fourth District All the
tera OF whatever kind of which II has built and now
contained in II, pcssnring about 80 feet by 80 feet
The adjudication will be subject TO the approval of the Com
mon C0tincil
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS purchaser will place himself pos
seson and will all risks from the Of sdudea
tioni he VIII be required 10 remove the buildings All the
fran the premises within thirty days from the date of
be removed by the city at his expense and risk and without
other notice. d24 % 2Std
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
AVIS D'ELEcTuoN.-PAR

skyss%&4gAI< d. rEtat de la Louisiana
- date du IL dc decembre 1860 les elec.
trs qhahas de Ia parosse d0reans par present
es CUISINE Election de Detgnes Convention dtat aura
lieu Ia 6NDI Tine jour de anver 1851 aquele Convention
deva teunir Baton Rouge In Chanre
des KsprssentaDts midi 10 2me jour anyer 1851 en- com
prouye 10 u de deccnbre 1850. '' "P
parofsse dIOrldaus rive droite elira nm DsIsvrs
lie Premier District Representsf de Ia parose d, orIsan.
tlrA Delsrues, - - " PS = dreams
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

REN CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA Me- q
49E GRDES-The subscriber has Just arrived with AA
gang Of very likely Carolina and Virginia n Sfk
A4A1a5RoES consisting Of Field Hands House Ser-s-MA
Cooks Washers and Irones Briekinyer and
will be receiving fresh supplies during the season. Persons
wishing to purchase will find II their advantage to cs es
they will be sold on accommodating terms.
se28 en- Is Perdao ,t,sss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

NOR SALE-oK REASONABLE TERMS, SEVERAL
very fine properties Eplanade street, improved and IN
improved Also several very large properties close to Espa
made street and the various parts of the city particulars
nqure at
$3.50 IF At 4TEXCHANGE ALLEY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

SUCCESSION DE G. V. JoNTE, DEcGDE-sEcoNDE
ct Positive Ventesx Terrafns la Vile de Jefer-
son, ct une Esciaye. .. 5,.L
PAR J. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

nm HAND AND FOR SALE-TRE CELEBRATED
" McChesney Patent Washing Machnes-Specrnens to be
at j. Waterman Bro tho Magazine and
Common Streets and at the Mechanics Dealers Exchange
No. p st. Charles street. and at shop Lafayette
and Basin street. New Orleans
tyI<y I'M. DAUGHERTy.
nor SALE-20O BARRELS EASTERN LIME, by
GEO. W. HYNSoE { CO.,
jy4 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

h8-ksk for HELMBoLDs-Tate No otherl Cut ont ti,,
advertisement and send for it, and avoid Imposition and
;a3I Iy&W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-13
Large Sale of Land and Negroes.

TENHE undersigned wish to SELL private sale large and
valuable estate in Arkansas, and nifty Slaves
Mules and Stock n the same.
The tract contains twenty-five hundred good shape
lies in the Northern part OF Desha county, four from
Arkansas river the lands Of Bynum Foster SherOd
and others Three hundred and fifty cleared,
humid sadened three years CONNECTED tract the
Widow Dover n hundred Of which hun
drei and cleared The place known
Floyd Smiths landing
There are slaves all carefully selected North Carolina
negroes only them forty Of thirty four
young and likely boys, the balance young
be the Plantation about the lUh OF October
prepared to prices credit &C Part OF The
purchase money will required when the sale IS made
ANDERSON ELLIS,
b. b ROBERTS,
d. A. DAVIS,
Executors Of J. II. jenkins
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-13
Most ExtemSIve
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

VETM. KNABE CO., Nos l. g. S and Z, Rutaw street, of
Baltimore respectfully inform their southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and are now prepared to
supply the great demand for their pianos They are
ably the durable and contain all the latest
and fully guaranteed for Ave For sweetness ana great
power Of and agreeable touch, they are
Thaberg rAkosch and other great panis em In
their given certificates for tn
They have for the last years. the first premiums over
competition in all different States where they nave been
exhibited year they received five first premiums TWO st
Montgomery Ala One for the best southern and
one for the best against all competition
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