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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02
INSUR

INSURANCE.
oWILLEslN ALLEN.
ATTORNEY ATLAW.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate 1 Insurance Agent,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
SprtssS1eesA Eyrs ~ssa JmsrSsse.
Inssranes Co.. Of Springfield, Msas.
oAss oAs'TAL.."............. ..o44Ss78l -
JMesch0mrs
l"s.reace Company. Of Hartford, Coma
Gas. oArrrAL AND suarLrs.. ,07s %
CITY FIRE
Issarasce Co., Of Hartford, Cons.
vas" oAfiTAL Z suRPI us,..........aa25 .8ss o.
Western .uassach,ssesss
Insurance Company. Of Pin.feld. Mass
CASE CAPITAL 4 su.plus ..aeex.a,x 40
900 WILLIAM ALLEN, Agent.
% ofacs No. ~, lie Claire Row, ID :,
- II - II II NJ II NJ r.
-oF THE
CONDITION OF THE AFFAIRS
American Exchange Fire Insurance
COW PANY,
or THE CITY or NEW YORK,
.OS the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1860,
Node TO the auditor Of the State Of Iopa, pursu-
ant TO the Insurance Lars of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
l. The name Of this Company 10 "American
Exchange Fire Insurance Company.
and II is located in the city OF New York coun
ty and State Of New York, at No. l25 Broad
way, in said city.
CAPITAL.
3. The amount Of its Capital Stock
in shares Of one hundred dollars
each, all paid up in cash, is two hun
dred tn Ousand dollars. ......... 5000 900 90
Amount of surplus, Jan. |, $780,. 965i,7s
Total amount Of capital and surplus, $2U9 65l rs
4. ASSETS.
l. Cash on hand Observation-Disclosures. l2o53 5
Cash on deposit in the United
States Trust Company, Of New
York, drawing interest, 2400 o.
Cash IN tho American Ex. Bank, 2,639,7l
Z. Real estate unncun. bered, none
g. Bonds owned by the Company, none.
Except these secured by mortga-
ges on real estate bonds and
Mortgages as per vouchers ac
companylng, being marked ABB,
being first liens on property in
the cities Of New York y Brook
lyn N. T., (mostly dwelling
houses worth, in each case. net
less IT, an 50 per cent. more than
theamount loaned and, in near
~ every case more than double
the amount loaned, ...... .Sl96, 400 90
8. Interest accrued, but net due on
the above,... ........... 4,5ss.2l
D. Amount OF premiums due and
unpaid, Observation-Disclosures. l.7ls.5l
!. All other property belonging to
the Com any.... 1000 90
Total ammount OF assets. ....... 1909 ,65l.75
LIABILITIES.
S. The amount of liabilities due or not
due u banks other creditors, by
this Company, none
s. Losses djusted and due, .......... none.
7. Losses dusted and not due, ..... none
5. Losses ported unad justed, ..... $i,5Oo.OO
y. Losses in suspense, waiting fer fur
thcr proof, none
10. All other claims against the Com
pany,. none
MISCELLANEOUS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02

HYDRAULIC CEMENT on WATER LIAF
II Just Reesivsd on consignment 50 barrels,
and for sale b.
apll-N R.l. PRETTYIAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02

HAMD WANTED. TO WORK ON 4
II ssviae AasAils, q
1Aytx = H. 1 = Ss.s q -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02

Tie Capacity Of has hoad is nor Equal to nng
IN the Country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16

Every admirer Of The keighbors ,o"The
Il Family" and Frederika Bremer's 9th
err delightful books will be glad to learn that
she has completed new work called "Lifs
in the Old World; beng Sketches from nv
Diary during Four arts Journeying in the
South and East" The first portion Of Mary
IIowitt's translation Of this work (which T.
sB. Peterson & Bros. will immediately pub.
iish) has just been received from England.
Ii is Mrs. Uowitt's own manuscript clear
neat, legible, and without blot or erasure-
sent On in advance Of the proof-sheets, in
order that the publication here may have pri-
GRITTY over that In England This 6rst por.
ton gives Miss Brtmer's personal exps
riences, adventures and observations in
Switzerland, and enls just as she is about
crossing Mont Simpler, to enter upon tht
Italian tour. The sth lie is singularly lucid
and sparkling, and tie book is extremel,
fascinating. We anticipate for it a suecesl
even greater than Miss Bremen has We
achieved, and we nee scarcely say that Vi,
10 more popular in this country than an,
other living European suthoress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16

COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. Is.
mir. Kejtt was serenaded by the people at
IL o'clock last might. lie made an exciting
speech, urging prompt and decided action.
He sail that Mr.. Buchanan was pledged to
secession, and would be held TO it. South
Carolina should shstter the aceursed Union.
III she could not accomplish it otherwise, she
would throw her arms around the pillars Of
the Constitution and involve all the States in
common ruin.
The South Carolina Legislature adjourned
this morning. Nothing of interest trans
PRED. The members are now en- route for
their homes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16

The excitement in Charleston continued
;ntense on che 18th. The convention Is to be
hsIa and no member 10 to be elected who 10
No, in favor OF secession by the lss OF Jan
uary.
The Charleston Banks will be compelled to
suspend within week, and rs they refuse to
discount, the m opey market 10 very stringent.
We are glad to hear that the Charleston mer'
chants scorn the idea Of Reputation.
TIE last telegram says: The boot factory
Of Cheraw 10 receiving heavy orders for the
Southern trade. There is disposition 90
buy such goods as Southern merchants nave
not on hand, but no new orders will be given
TO Northern manufacturers except for arti-
cles really necessary.
Lincoln has been burnt in efhgy at Aiken,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16

South Carolina vapors about calling out
troops. What does she want Of troops? p
They cost money, api she has none OF that
to spare. Her currency ia gasconade. She
talks as If she was ~ be forced TO stay in
the Union. Nobody is going to disturb her.
Let her Federal officers put their resigna-
tions into the hands Of the General Govern
ment. There will bo forty applicants for
every place.
Her anxiety to be eoereed is OF the same
kind as the strics propriety OF the single
Kentucky female, who had a single beau
After sitting up for long time, at respect
able distance, she suddenly squawked out;
"Qut squaczin' me - The startled Bour.
bon The was from Bourbon county, sx.
claimed, 81 haint too shed you 10 swell -
said she, ''you are gola' to, amt you ?'-
Press #as-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16
FROM Georgia.

NlledgevilIe, Nov. Ia.
Hon. Alexander III. Stevens and Herschel
". johnson make Union speeches this week.
The bill appropriating 81 900. 900, to be ex-
penied at the discretion of the Governor for
putting Georgia in state Of defense, passed
the House unanimously. 1t is believed that
the Convention Bill! will pass with equal
unanimity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16

ET- The eoansy OF Aanomn, Mn, cas-.
20 votes at the late election, every one Of
which Was for Breckenridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16
FROM w ashtagton.

WAsHINGTos, Nov. ID.
Many letters have been received here from
leading politicians or all parties In the Dor
der slave States, exr ressing decision against
the leg siity OF secession under the Constitu.
ton, and almost unanim ousy they are 10
favor OF the Union. Virginia 10 by no means
favorable TO the prelipitats action OF South
Carolina. Mr.. Hunter lie understood to be
down on the secession movement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16

We give below the vote OF Iowa for Gev-
ernor in 1859, and add two colums for she
vote for Lincoln and Douglas. The figures
for the latter are mostly majorities. We
will give the full vote for each as fast 40 re-
oeived
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16

BosroN, Nov. "A,
The steamer South Carolina arrived to-
day from charleston.
Capt. Baxter pronounced the report that
the cargo was taken from the ship hoax,
and that tho business OF bis late visit TO
Charleston was entirely satisfactory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16
Taxation for DisUnton RepuaIate a
I'm ia ba ma.

Last winter the Legislature Of Alabama
passed bill authorizing 4 tax Of S2OJ, 900
to he raised TO defray the expense of arming
the State, and giving the Governor power TO
appoint two Commissioners from each coun-
ty, with power TO determine the course which
the State should take 10 the event Of the lin
colin election. The tax-gatherers OF Alaba
ma are now collecting this tax from the poor
and rich alike IN that State, and portion of
the oitlzsns of Madison county, Alabama.
have assembled together, and solemnly re.
rolved to resist its collection. Here are their
resolutions
Resolved, That we, as freemen, abhor the
Military Law passed by our Legislature, and
| now, IN this public msrner, denounce the
law as Unconstitutional, and subversive Of
our liberties ss freemen.
! Resolved, That We will resist this military
/ law by ell lawful means, let IL BE- attempted
4 TO be enforced IN any manner or shape.
/ Resolved, That We recommend 10 all citi
xens and frsemen Of the State of Alabama
| 70 do as We have done--take = bold and legal
stand against the enforcement of this mill
tary law.
Resolved, That when our State REQUIRES
our lives and property 10 defense of what we
may consider her honor ard tie s=s.ty .s he,
oitizens and their property, we will freel,
give both but We are not willing TO surren.
der up our property, liberty and lives TO ar
unconstitutional and intolorant act of GU,
Legislature.
When the burdens OF this secession move
ment begin to be generally felt, il will NEE
With fierce opposition in the States tina
inaugnrate the movement. When men ar
called upon TO face the music and peril thei
: lives by acts Of treason, the whele thing vii
collapse.
60 The n. Y Herald has been puhhshin
warninss against the Republicans from III
Ilrits 81 disting deceased Statesmen
Perbans it will favor us now with mpssac
from the spirit Of the defunes Dem ocracy, :
Providence Jour.
Out West the Democracy was annbilated
body and soul. No message nor spirit GA,
be evoked from o nonentity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16

A "fast" life cannot be- lived with impu-
nifty. In this field Of waste and disorder, as
in every other, Gods violated Law, however
it may be forgotten, never fails to assert a nd
vindcate itself. "The vicious die early."-
They fade like shadows, or tumble like rseds
and ruins into the grays--often when quite
young, almost always before forty. sBloody
men," says the Psalnist, s'shall not live out
half their daps;n and the remark is equally
true OF fast" men. They live unsteady,
spend their twelve hours In six, turn night
INTO day, or use for elrousa and dissipation
time that should be used for rest; and in
their rush in the chase Of pleasure get out of
sight and into darkness, while others are 10
the glow and glory Of life. MANY man, and
many woman, TOO, dies thus long before
their time. They keep up so constant a
steam that The boiler is consumed or explo.
ded. be machinery is destroyed by reckless
speed and it's inevitable wear and tear.
A VnLAisous SCHEME DRrgATaD.-At the
election 10 Maryland The question Of ensla-
wing the free negro population OF that State
was submitted TO the people. The Baltimore
American thus notices the result:
''ln oil the counties in MARYLAND from
which we have received returns in which the
I IL "a
submitted to the people, the voters have EN-.
phatically and signally denounced that unjus,
and unchristIan law. The question has been
met and decided without any reference ia
party politics, and the law is defeated by
majorities amounting almost to upanimity
The result is greatly ereditable to the coun
ties in 1hich tho vote WAS taken, and honor.
able to the state at large
/
GTA iourneyman printer, named pasco
Of Troy, N. Y, has been driven out OF South
Carolina, who're DO bad gone to accept Of ,
/ situation offered him 10 the office Of til,
/ Charleston Mercury. Ills only offence was
that be had been Ee~ yc-k printer, al,
had worked on the Now York Tribune. Hi
friends from the Mercury office, although
declaring their Willingness TO become respon
sible for his good behavior, were unable /,
prevent bis expulsion.
CO An exchange fqys that Ralph Farm
hams claims 10 be CON ,idered the oldest rev
pulmonary veteran ate contested. Natha
Dean, If Georgia, who was q soldier i
l7I6, and fought through the war, 10 now i
his ll0sh year. Mir. Farnham has onl
claimed to DO the cole survivor Of the battl
OF Bankcr Hill.
Co. We were reliably informed last nigh
that a man named kob't Burns was shc
dead by lawyer named kiakead, 10 Padu
cab, last week, for hurrahing for Lincol
in front OF the St. Francis uotel. This fac
was told TO our informant by man who sa,
he murder committed. Burns was a poo
man, md the murderer was rich consequent
y, he was not punished Evansville Jour
nal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-16

TRs DIS MorsEs VALLSr "hs Nv tuSasAo0
every Monday Al bis Office - one o. ths o'9ss' pa
pers in Iowa, and hssa widely fxteheea eatsaiA
taou throughout the DeH Meines valley, Northern
Missouri and Western Illinois.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
poWDER,PRooF coMslNArloA LOCK.
REnITJpIN6t M Ery
.So. Is5 Canal street.
THE ORIGINAL MADAME BLANCHE.
Not Madame I.aBianche3

MADAME BLANCHE the original and true Planet Reader
has arrived and taken No l65 Canal street.
she will be pleased MI who may wish her
affairs Of life She tells what business engage
full In what r Of The country they will succeed besas al
not alike fortunate in tho place and business
The Madame also has the Roman Celestial Tsman by
the aid Of which gain in business love
also for persons born in March, April May june sepes
ber October and December she will that will
draw capital prizes In the Havana Lottery the different
Georgia and Southern lotteries.
b. Parents having children born n those months get
their numbers and draw capital prizes.
TERNsReadng the Planets ladies g. gentlemen 81
81 lottery numbers 50 Talmans SO SO Remember 1856
Canal street Tasmans and lottery by 10 any
of the country receipt Of required fee AL letters of
quiry contain twelve postage stamps All letters
must be addressed to Madame Blanche No. ss Canal street.
New Orleans, LA. Office hours from A. NJ. 10 n. NJ
t. Let all the skepteal read the following letter
Try their luck
LOUISVILLE. KY, May g. 1859.
Madame Blanche: Dear LadyAs promised you know
the Of the you selected for me in the shelby Col
lego Lottery Ihave bought tickets bnt twicethe
blank the second time drew $1,000 Everything out
just you said remember rightly you said could draw
prize the numbers every year years Please
let know II right Publish this and welcome God
bless you Is the heartfelt wish Of your humble servant
ia2 2peodGlmW MARTIN q WARREN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
Reptiles i,s Inc E,,sessisses.

Worms revolving subject but they all but uniyes-
sal among children and the than we're con-
tained In Pandoras box shall be bringing the
notice of mothers preparation which expaes every variety
Of thesc disgusting The preparation referred 10 ii
Winners Canadian yermifuge.
which invariably acconpshcs object and may be admni,
tered 70 ,ae feebiest child with safety.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & co.,
N q and Isl Charsres s.reet,
ja2 1p3teod General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
Hsa,tey's Magical Pain Ertracfo,

The most remarkable remedy Of the age for the
tens Diseases those which affect the Nervous System ii moi
only but heals the most without eav
Ing The best possible proof s nbe virtues Il the
countless number Of certificates which pouring upon Us in
relation to its extraordinary of Burns Piles scad Ner.
Headache scurvey Tic DolcFcuS Inflammation OF The
Eyes sprsns Nettle Rash Salt Rheu, Rheumatism Carr
scad Head Eypela Feons Fever Sores Broken Bress and
Sore Nipples Mumps, letter and Rngworn scrofua ETC.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR Ii warranted TO be d SAFE and a.
fecua remedy for Piles.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL char,res street.
Sole agents for the Southern States to whom all osders should
be addressed. IA 2nsea5Altw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
Eilfie's
PATENT cInLED 1RoN sAFEs.

PATENT CHILLED IRON SAFES.
Safe that shall combine perfect hte-proof qualities with
complete protection o the aacks Of the sklfu bur
glars has long been the Of every The very
best Of the Sheet Iron Safes general ue while they may
freprocf qualities from the popularity Of their structure
resist the efforts o burglars are consequently worth
less for the protection yaaahss The newspaper reports in
this and all large cities throughout the country fully
robosate this statement.
WE CLAIM THAT
Lilies Patent Wrought
CHILLED TRoN SAFE,
WITH The
PowDER-PRooE CONSERVATION LOCK.
REQUIRING NO KEY,
Ia the only Safe made which combines The fire and burglar
proof qualities and shall be pleased satisfy any this
fact by actual observation il they will call and examine our
largo stock Of Safes and their peculiar construction and the
many certificates we have substansiating our csims
We have in store splendidy fitted up JEWELERS.
SAFES particularly adapted to this market.
FAIRBANKS 4 CO., Agents,
JAZZ 2pecdif No. 9s Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
Wines, liquors, ETC.,
Nos. l3 MD 15 ROYAL STREET

supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE IN quartz
and pin continually hand, which equal best that
ibis market Also, ether brands of sericr qay
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET sRERRY, SIERRA SHEER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY; DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AIN.
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL H0cK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
q tho vintage 7a i7as and 1906 and
osher brands WHISKY, Or all decripionsscoeh IRISH
Rye and Boabon. ALE and PORTER pInts and quarts
Also % hand, my usual assortment os The beat
Wines and Liquors
In the Market which win be sod reasonable terms Is ay
other houss In the city. s @ @ rs
sEWELL r. TAYLOR,
q 2ply xos. Is and u Royal ssess
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
! ~ X n -

On xsss.s us 5d ir,t i. * e,cicsk r H. DOUGLASS
sSaqsSs III and MIN NJ Bradford, aged months
md Is 6tJt 81
fs iunsssl d ssks sAee shis aesnbon a o'clock,
lie fssistnee ~ rssan5sssz street.
FoR 4fxxFisis. The Memphis and New Orleans
rs0kss ls a John sinpadx Capt Jsmes Smith,
s1sxs ihs esssns clock connecting with she Kemphs
sad nd Mssuphls Ohio railroads af ali points
NORTH, xss md West and With fue nan for Lenss-
Is snd ST Ioas Ees hansh TICKETS apply n i H ESQ.
sRSut Smrhis otee, nnder ~ Charles Hotel
= TouNd uExTLENES pisiting New Orleans To ind
snts shose residing hero should hsar mnd that er-
shsn hHssnyss ~ literally gcr good QUALIFICATIONS
snd hat Debsar Comms celiese which has been in sue
ressu h%n quArar " century Ii devoted
excusisey - inpAng shia Important information Lei all
gpvsrn themselves aeeardineay Sex advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04
Mas eaas Daily Crescent srnssaay aruin sanuatg A. 1860
.5tsssssary 4, 1860

- NNt.tssS- cJss*Ng
.IHssssas-y 4. 1860.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMSHIP
And constantly on hand, an
uNRIvAGED ASSORTMENT
oLoTHING AND FURNISHING GooDst!
ALFRED MIJNROE ~ CO.
STORY BUILDING,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
constantly receiving store large additions their stock
seasonabs Clothing Furnishing Goods thereby
SANITY keeping up their assortment 70
The Highest standard Of Excellence.
By ate arrivals they haze received many choce
styles II goods suitable Tor hc Holidays which hey invite
| attention.
Their assortment the following articles very complete
oyERcoATs q various styles. fora. 81 % to sss
BUSINESS COATS ...s.s....... I 80 TO Is
Black and colored closh rRocEs ~ % IS
| Cass. PASTALooN .....s..... 5 50 to Is
VESTS, Of various descriptions 90 TO Is
PATENT YOKE SHIRTS ovsr forty different sizes.
uSDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS all qualities
ROBES DE cHAMBRE,
SMOKING JACKETS.
GLOVES.
HALF-HosE,
SUBSCRIBERS,
TRAVELLING sHAwLs
and BLANKETS
GLOVES
TRUNKS,
yALIssEs,
oARPETsBAGs.
Jas 2p6t Etc, etc, etc.
.sotice.
We would respectfully inform our friends and the public
generally that We will
REOPEN OUR STORE,
For the sale
% RY GO DIS,
On Wednesday,, january 4, 1860.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS i CO,
Jss apal No. 1ls Canal street.
EMBRoIDERIEs AND FANCY GOODS.
rx.s,--..s
LACE AND TRIMMING STORE,
1853 Canal Street.
u DICKSON sesz u inform his and he lads.
of this city that he Just received large
goods is ps ad 10, pretending ! compete i point i a.
.. !.
sd h'' = ~ ~ 81 same s'ss # Fsod' 4 smaller
lowing srere. ~Ais r,s a., sa.s - 81
VIM b sold at aprodtt0
10y Nom psat'iohs
French LACE vEns-Rsal and Imitation. Y y
and Cambria
French and English Embroidered HAMDKRRcHIEFs.
Plain and Henaaed HANDKERcHIEFs- priees.
Black Grippe COLLARS and 81, EEy Es--evsry stvle
white Mourning COLLARS and sLEEvEs-all styles and
priees
LAcEs-white and BLACK. Resl and limitation.
cIoAKs--In we've. nd S,at, II Nv t.t.s, ...,s.
and 1afrrsif
FANCY fsaoDs ~ a, k,na. .t,,os.....
x....a.a.
.er r,,pna,,,,,,,,r -, S :.
& 81 $3.50
i - 80 sanas street.
e =. $3.50
GSss'asesatQS and .Resv Years.
ie's,e. IN t1eis ~ 1850
N sNS- ] 4 q 4 "A 3 80
RaRr r.prt.pr
-
The subscriber has Just received Dor steamer cahawoa from
New York additional supplies OF sEAsoNABLE CLOTHING
GOODS g ~ tho latest styles snd quail
~, ~. -s14s'' z .
aAErEnrs rop nNnpp wp. ,.,,.,.
KID sI.ovEs-suner,or art,,s
gRAFATs. scARFs spa ms
s1liA - ] auai'les ena prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04

Is NS|68 NJ ik4SSIi III s5sk .fhf 3kinE about
Brx11 @f'p * s50N DOCK Gin -BeAgncd III
shR Nk als Family, having Eu1srr.
sedsd csEdis Be5i4
eadaFsed IN Al she ssirans
eh<1 Hx SSsnoIssexss tscsc intimate
Tdais and pnfssie1 which 1sioaz % 10 OLD
~ fgRE I'M v " gaArt nottlsss scla Ny i'll
Dkx<S cte Ss az 80
Szss . u nxN 4 oS.. iEatssiishea I77B
49, Imporsfs, No sss Broadway NJ
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Wall Paper. TE,aki Paper.

BAUNBACH Sc EyERS
6st4..ss Charities ef.....s...s. Sss
Wholesale md Retail Dealers IN FRENCH and AMERICAN
PAPRR HANGING, Borers Corners Oaks and MARBLES In
every variety Particular attention paid all work ia their
line. ,,a a..
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u Fesssle " q D. Hx0DxAN B. 5ouRBAH, d Il
4 M0RIsaN. nj III WI KEI fstiE CO. u aILoT Esw
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ESaRAvED AsD PRINTED CHECK hooks.
lEsGEA vED AsD PRINTED EXCHANGE. DRAFT AND
NOTE nooKs. -
Evsry Description u nlarlR hooks.
70 shs most eonpIets stock II
4 STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
Ever offered for sac II s market embracing every u
sicle n shis m required ty
BANKERS, MERCHANTS
PROFESSIONAL MEN.
AND OTHERS
PETER o,DoNEELL,
s.sioner Printer I'D Bi.at Rook Kanuf.csnrsr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-04

Prince Imperial Champagne,
FROM pc VRNoGE co. ErERNAY, FRANCE
s VINE has hitherto been confined best tables oe the
continent of Europe and has only recently been
ihia market where iis RARE QUALITY and PURITY cor.
bned with the moderate price which Ii offered has
an success and popularity eyery section Of m
country. = 80
3. Y. HAUGHWOUT, Sole Importer,
Nos 4es, 400 and 1872 Broadway, New York.
WARREN b HALL,
no 2p2mTuTb&sa AGENTS for ~