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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

ID EAL ESTATE AGEINT-JoHN PURCELL, No.
H u Exchange Place, stairs, nearly opposite the Post
0fcd Leasing, Renting Collection of Rents Of
mpNyed and unimproped REAL ESTATE in the cities New
0rleas Jefferson and Garoltnn Also The investment Of
money All business entrusted him promptly attended
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28
GCRoFyI.A. OR KINe,s RyIL. 8 4 coNsrI

syfROFVTI.A mo xxVNfs,ss E,yyrx re 4 f,fNsT1
. tuona dsea corrnnon Of The bood II bv = Which tbts
it peryades the Who'll may in disease on any
pefI o. IT, NO organ Tba at1aeks nor is there oe
NiLen L nas w All sll Y FarioiiSSy
sasea ss ~ ~; M egpstitnia ~ amy
1905 impure, az, nt.le Hin ing wees
anu m anese ai, ~ the w 0atheir ~ orr
gn. y y y position frn thc oIoo 5f Il 9
PIT g h uo lungs aud iniere N IN
aeea seeis 70 N e put n swe3lnss and s Inc
" - ny ~ Jul Corruption which -
Ils ehects conlehsa Y sie of hie- so corrupt
Of uicefous Lntttsa ~:dci p NJ ennps iorgan
.hce, .t eIipti9ns pr solss. Is S gsndefs IN
tns oioou, uepfesses ls essetsA .9Iul9us con-
summons not oly We heard Of 40 ts put ihey
nave nave iar less power . 10 .nsr alsteases
eosequen,ny ~ sass & men, aihouga
iot IN ,eiI NY for IEsi oy tls talht
human lahy VI as & ,.s 9a,n lee@ seronlons f @ con
@ a. ~ ~ :.Js - IN ~ IA 80 So - sot, aia
neys, p,i a iauesu. VI 1ii tie oiH oF he as
sfaarasea ~ It e N e a. III w ora
III a., az irs;, o. ID ,ha; AZ ats
H oy iasa @ " y We s .hn ~ e ei. = ~
nio1d w ~ I Sh NY sEoate @ \ " nens
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A MS
Gopauouud Extract of Sarsapar5IIa
The most efectua remedy which the medical skI Of our
this everywhere prevailing
ady combined the reedals that have
discovered the expurgaon of this
the blood Of the destructive
seuuence Hence employed for the cure Of not only
Scrofna but also those affections which arise from IT
such as ruptye and Diseases ST Anthonys Fire Rose
or Erysipeas Pmples Pustue Bloches Blans and Boils
matis Syphtic Mercura Diseases Dropsy Dyspepsia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

DRANDEES-
ID 30 eighths Planat & Co. Cognae 1906 and 1895
10 quarters Champagne Rochelle 4ih proof.
% eighths :.
20 quarters 7. Meneau q. -.
30 eighths
Landing ship Athens from Bordeaux and for sale by
5. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
sec 80 Gustomhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

EnAs brouEht TO the City Police Jail on
wv ths 1Ith September, 1866 the black boy JOHN. Says
he belongs to Mr.. Wallace, who lives on Bayou Black La
He s feet az inches high has tocaby good teeth,
full beard looks very Intelligent and Is aged about
The owner will call and claim his property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police jan.
a-'s4ss'sss1 Nsf ALFRED A. DUCRos,
seIe lst CLERK Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

OUIslANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. SO CAMP STREET
Capital S3OO,00O. 5..z"-@
pIRHCToRS.
J. Lapeire =. II. Harris,
Theodore Frois, IN. Robert,
A. D. Grief, s. A. Bonnafon
Jacob zoliy, Anadeo Landry.
Q. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready transact business Of
sEPTEMER NEXT will insure against the perils of the
sea rivers and and damage by Are and alsua risks
the current rates of premiums
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER GENT. will be
made TO those insuring in this office. g..
L. GAEUoHEAU, President
A. PIcDLEr Secretary
New Orleans August II. 1885 aRISn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

The object for which this corporation has been formed
maintain Steamboats, for the transportation for compensation
Of passengers eghts the United States mails from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the ed River Raj
and ali intermediate landings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

The purposes tor which this corporation has been formed
the citizens residents aid planters Of the City of
eaAs and Red River products Of the valley of said
River with greater safely and facility for compensation
the City of New Orleans and generally all freight that
may offer also passengers the United States mails etc.
good Steamboats, navigated the Mississippi and
Rivers also afford the facilities residents
citizens other rivers where the Board of Directors
Company may il advisable send any Of the boats
which this Company shall hereafter be Interested and
all the purposes belonging and incidental the navigation ol
said rivers aud their tributaries.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

s. my AS brought 60 the City Polies jail , on
w the 1eh September 1851 the dark g1n 9oy JAIN
Says e formerly belonged arrar, hut Is the prep
eEfs Mr. Hfad Glaseec who lives on the Jackson Rail
road, the city. He is eet W inches high
has cr hair the left nosr bitten OIL and is aged
about 90 years. d8a 5s-
Te owner VIII call aad clam property according to law
MIGUEL sHEixNANfi fiIs2, JR.
Keeper of City Police jail.
- ALFRED A. DUCROS,
aaee 1st Clerk of Conptroler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

MAS brought to the City Police jail on
WV The Aih OF Eepernber 1860 the dark gri girl LIzZf
Says she h free By BIRTH having been brought this country
Virginia by her father named Harris who also free
died this city about ak months ago. She is feet
high good double Of teeth has scar on the back
hand speaks slow and Is aged about Is years
Tha will Gull and claim his property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail
V ALFRED A. DUCRos.
sel2 l5t Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

MAS brought to the city Police jail osa
Wv tie Sd Of September 1885, the dark gr boy viEk.
says belongs m Trasnond Landry who lives four miles
La he Is feet VI inches high speaks
English little French has two upper front teeth missing
fingers cut off, goatee and aged about A2
yenrs. - -
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR.,
III a Keeper Of City Police Jail.
ALFRED A. DuGR0S.
Z se1a lit Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

XMAS brought to the City Police jail on
the OF September 1860 the ark grit girl
CRLEsTfN Says She formerly belonged to Mr. Nicholas
R who now lives at Mapchac, has gotten her free
dom papers the Latter said papers she states are now
ea IN J g David attorney -aaw. She il feet inch
ieS hs scar on the left cheek fat face and is aged about
q " seaFs. -
Wei ~ MIGu Ell HERNANDEZ, JR..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

vANDERVEER'S SCHEIDAM soHNAPPs.
E- Druggists and Merchants, and all dealers any the
articles contained in the above catalogue will find their
vantage by calling sending their orders above where will
be found the ms extensive of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United Sates, and at the lowest
Please address, j. WRIGHT 4 Co,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
MA If Nos Isl and 81 Chartres street New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

VKTAs brought to the City Police jail on
wv lie Gath September 1860 the black boy alias
Rim saws he belongs Mr. Qniian, who lives Bayou
Bck He fest inches high has large eyes protecting
~ caf 81 the left leg and is aged about 80 years
The esnsr viii call claim bis acesrding 70 law
- MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper OF City Police Jail.
4 ~ ess's'sa e fN'1 - ALFRED A. DUGRoS,
ssa6 III Clerk Of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

ExTAS brought to the City Police Jail ON
w lie sd Of September, 1850 ,he black girl MARIE
JANNE Says belongs Mr. Joseph Ioro who lives on
Mr. Bounys plantation about II miles down the coast
she feet inch high has white spot ON the rght eye
heavy hair, fine teeth and is aged about II years.
e owner call and claim his property according 10 law
MIGUEL HEkSANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper OF City Police jail.
hesaslsFsa sspetilseR = ALFRED A. DUcRos "a
an II. Clerk Of CornptroIfe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

1xTAs brought TO tine City Police Jail ON
wv the 18th September, 1860, the black boy FORTUNE
Says belongH Mr.. james Rayey who lives Red River
Isisad inches high goatee, Is very
black and is aged about 2 years
will call claim his property according to law
s3ag 3589 5a5a MIGUEL. HERNANDEZ JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
z g z = ALFRED A. DUCRos,
se19 f5t Clerk Of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28

VXTAS brought to tine City Police jail ON
wv the 18th of ssptenper se he black boy dgB1 & 9 S
PontcaftYan who plantation in Baraafia e y
feef inches high, has upper tooth missing wears
goAiee, and lis aged about SO years. =, a,.t,zg-g
S7TSs MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
tsSA's'esse t''s e ALFRED A. DUCRos
se2s lst Clerk OF Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-28
7ps11715iTICE JAIIl--CFFICIAL.

MAS brought 10 the City Police jail r on
wv fhe 2isf 81 September 1860, the muiao oey MAKil
alias IWIS Saws belonged formerly to Mr. Porter stene
WHO then was living Kentncky hut Is now tae n
ilsa tsc who hives miles above Plaquemanes La ne
n sst MI inches high has curly hair, good teeth hsnt
beard and il aged atout 70 years
@t1s - MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police JAN.
AsASss ALFRED A. DUCROs,
seas l5t Clerk Of Comptrolles.
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T O Nj Il X C ii A N L s
Il DEALERS IN


ELASTIC VULCANlZED RUBBER GOODS
Mr. JUDSON win protect Merchants against Mr. DAYS sur'
without recourse charge them the following terms;
lat account shall be rendered Of all Nucanzed Rubber
Goods sold by since October 1885, Of all Goods now on
hand, or 10 arrive.
I'd They shall agree pay Mr. Judson the rate Of arh
which be charge other In the trade when his
title h 90 estsbhed that the Courts win grant nuncons against
infpsemens Mr. Judfon proposes to make uniform and ib
esl settlements with all who subscribe this agreement
3D. They shall agree thai al Goods hand in store or in
port that may be received heea not TO be sOd without
Mr.. Judson's license and stamps.
We were sfnsed tha, M Day. ssY the full hearing Of the
cause on bill in the United States Circuit Court of
this District him and tbe only parties claiming any
title or interest the rights in controversy should bring new
s against merchants In defiance Of the order made by the
late Judge ngersol of this Court, that Day should com
mene any such rus the title up by him, Of Nay "a 1885,
the complansnts nigh. apply the Cout for an injunction re-
srnng such which order il the files Of the Court and
is stil in force.
We had abstaned from bringing any suits against nnsers on
rights having the hope and belief that there would be
speedy decision Of this but have been disappointed
The death of Judge gerso the time that has eapsed with
out any decision and the immense injury Day infcng on our
rights have determined wait longer and TO prosecute all
nfnsss nights including every person who has sO or
continues sell in violation OF rights the goods aforesaid
purchased from Day his agents. having his stamps
We do not wish to be understood soliciting merchants to
any arrangements with but deem duty de-
fine our position. CHARLES GOODYEAR,
WILLIAM JUDsON,
Nos 81 and as Psrk.row.
V.,k Eal
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Ready This Day
The most Interesting the most Wonderful Narrative OF
Arctic Lie and Experience written.


The most Interesting and the Wonderful Narrative Of
Arctic Life and Experience written.
AN ARCTIC BOAT JOURNEY. BY DR.. l. L.
~ Hayes Surgeon the Kane Expedition This volume
describes journey made by Of eight persons from the
brig Advance during Kane Expedition in hopes OF comnu'
nicsns with the civilized inhabitants OF Upenav and thus
finding escape from their Winter quarters where they
the journey Of 1000 miles TO accomplish this
purpose the failure Of their plane their consequent and
narrow escapes DEATH and their final to their
ades the brig formed the most exciting portion OF The
whole Kane Expedition and it prevented nom appearing 10
that by the illness Of Dr.. Hayes who thus unable to
prepare any account Of it ct that time. 80,
descriptive Of the weeks OF OF the
continued plans OF the Esqumsnx TO murder he OF their e
cape by upeying their enemies and bookadng them in their
snow hut the escape Of the Esqumsux and their pursuit er
the party the long and continued journey o. hundreds Of miles
back the bghee cannot be equaed for interest," and are
sorrowfuly accepted the experience Of human beings
The descriptions of the habits OF the Esquisuz their mode OF
life &C. based upon casual visits but long resi-
dence with their huts while the descriptions OF
scenery and the circumstances attending Arctic Life are pecu
laIly vivid. ,,. ~,
Age portion Of the profits from the book viii be given to the
few months under command of Dr. Hayes In vol limo
BROWN, TAGGARD CHASE, Publisher. Boston
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New-Y York, Feb. 10, 1866.
Just Published.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
Il FOR
MARCH, 1860.

CONTENTS:
The French ChsrAotsr The Pursuit Of Knowledge under DIFF
Geues mpots The Progress Of the Electric Tslegsph
Love and Love; To the use Screw Propalsion White
Mice Chrstie's Sake The Nursery Blaney Stone; The
Professors Stery; 10 the Religious Wan Of the Age Met
REVIEWS AND LITERARY N0Ticss-Ludwig van beethoven
American Advocate History Of the Whig Party Tne West
Indies and the Spssh Main The Public Life Of Capt John
Brown; Poems, by Sidney Dobe Good Fight, and Other
Tales; The Undergraduate.
Recent AmsricsB Publications
TERxs-snge numbers IS cents Three Dollars per year
postage paid to any part OF the United staten.
CLUBs-Tuo copies Five DolsTs Five copies Ten Dollars
Eleven copies Twenty Doarsthe subscribers paying their
Postage, VIZ s6 cents per year.
Csrgymen Teachers and Pcsasters viii receive the MeSs
zine al So per year, heretofore -
Snbsrptions with cny Numbers and Es AL the
NUMBER arc e.eotyped numbers always be u.nbsa
Al orders sbspld be A5drssseGt 20 -
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No las Wasbington-st Boston.
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

III Sl DOUBLE SOLE WATERPROOF
WI cO SEWED BOOTS at JONES's, Nos 10 and IL
Ahnst Ao Al 50 French Calf Dress Boots Call aud zee the
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Mr. Chy's speech the Cooper Institute was puDhhTsa en- en-
tire IN THs NKBKLY TRIBUNE OF FEB. l! s
Of Which printed TO supply orders Pnce sn ~
100; H2o per 600 II by mail cent each IL Aluion M
F''F'' FVs uOHACF GREELEY Co,
Tr, bune Buildings, New-i ora
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of wel-seasonet
BIJlAED-TABLE made IN the best poabls yail1ses
aud ct reasonable prices will b. found N the PtE-h 1lIs
LIZARD TABLE hANUFACToaY, Nos ST. s. 81 .Dd 70 GIos
ey5, Hs~-Yogk Every Article oonaeoec with us vac"
lha loNL a
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HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH.

We are ow able to supply orders for Helpers Compend tns
dny they are received Price 25 each either Tor nse
copy or by quantity fseut by mail eight cents eAeh Ia Sd
don Is iequIed 20 prepay postage.
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DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNI0N.

The powerful speech Of Sensor Wilson Of hafsonn
se In which the fact IL that Dsunon Move
ueu begun thirty by Mr. Calhoun has a. last oo
tanned the all the influential leaders o lie
called party. This proved by quotations from their
declarations given in their language and iofn A.
array ofteaony which cannot be disputed Price GEMS
single copy rs per dozen 81 p per handred %o
thousand II odeed by mail cent zach must De sent W
prepay postBge.
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AT w. JACKsONs, -
collovug SPRING GOODS, being jlst received will be
Ano 'o''e offered a wholesale and retail
ac..e. Ft elsh bslzanes. lSf cents. worth 81 cents
cs.es Palmetto Cloth, l2l cents, worth IS cents
sesses Check Pophn, 70 cents, worth 37b cents
cases , ngsh Delaines ~ cents worth l8s cent?
2cases SIX Poplins 625 cents worth &
leases Foulards, 62l cents. worth 81l cents
8casss pineapple Cloths 37f cents worth ga eenta
BMo Of the above Goods be worn by lad es not ia
mourning w. JACKSON,
. - Importer Of Mourning Goods,
NO. 'sl brosdway, between Spring and Prince sts
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vTHE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN TRACTS.
Il No. l.
THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT.

1t contains the famous speech Of Mr. Seward at Rochester In
which pointed the fact Of the epreble Conict tue
equally speech Of M OConor the Academy Of Music
corending that Negro Slavery not unjust. Mr OConor
recent New York merchants the sub
ject and bhe collection he opnions of eminent with
regard Slavery l5 per 0 81 50 lo0 80 cents per
Dozen and single copy If By mail cent each sda>
tional must be sent 70 prepay postage.
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New Publications.


WORCESTERs
w NEW
ROYAL QUARTo DICTIONARY,
G11 GSOS II NexTSs P sT the NE'ns q
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A GREAT SENSATION BOOK FOR THE
THE BLACK DIAMOND:
DIAMOND SKETCHES OF THE SOUTH.
BY A. POLLARD Of Virginia
The book has been plead by the Republican party Congress
the notorious Helper Book and by
of the members Of that party on the floor OF the House OF
"ten times worse" We believe the reader
Notwithstanding this denunon of the book VIII yet ind the
contains Of the South and its slaves TO be both tha
and tolerant.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS, NORTH AND SOUTH.
Defending the Institution Of Slavery more than al argument
from the assaults Of ignorance prejudice-De Bows Review
Rabd Abotonss and pejudiced foreigners should read hs
book"-New- York Herald.
"Eha little mine full of promised diamondh"-New'Y YeTf
News.
affected style baltimore Sun.
"They arc beyond doubt the ke deincsions Of the
negro ever drawn with the pen"-Mobne Red,te-.
SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.
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sJCHELETs sE9yEt Wda, e LOVE LAMogRu A. gRuyr,
F0'dy this d'{ {HAMiLToS Nj re JOHNSON FARRELLY
HALTE oSGGT5h Johnson SpSfGna Hzxs AoAS'
Wholesale Dealers in Newsfspers, Magazines Books, &C.,
al he lowest rates and at the earliest moment,
everything In their line OF business
Dealers throughout The
viii fnd that we determined,
by fair dealing,
10 deserve their patronage. . . .
Our trade lists win be %ssd Td Ep sPP1SsHiGnv
Wholesale News Agents, No. 21 Ann.st
AN IMPORTANT HISTORICAL WORK.
N PUBLISHED THIS DAY;
THE TREASON OF CHARLES LEE,
MAJOR 0ENERAL-sECoND IN COMMAND
AMERICAN ARMY { or F"r THE REVOLUTION.
By GEo H. MoSRE Librarian o. the ~ T. Historical sos'ey'
Fsc.nles Gen Lee. Letters 20 G,n Gates and Lord Howe
The important contribution to Revolutionary nis
tory which Ia. eyer 1Ssm11S q S The s1Pao Psod 'is S
question Shee has puzzled ali the historians and 00m"en
'''0'' ~ '0'''e"0' Also, Jus. Ready:
WOLFE oF THE kEotL ANb % oTHER e POEMS
Extract OF q notice Of this work By Donald o. Mitshes
Ok MaIvell
al feel there those who win hnd In 4. rare cen
Tunsn Deserts such pictures their ruthnness no less than
hs PTEfE fRsf si IN THE ssassa
By the bon GsOP Marsh vol sye. PP acs; "a :.
Lectures are S 70 AZ ns Of ss
Pine qualify them TO become their own pest teachers In
lar ART 81 E%TEMESSE sFEAKISei IysL I,ao sL
iS0TaY TiM0TRY TiTcoMB's BITrER-SwEET. vol 7sc.
C. SCRIBNER, No. ia GrandsL, Es~Yors.
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AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
so FIFTY PER CENT BELOW ns USUAL PRICES trso
AUCTION.
The sssk Of large Wholesale House. retiring fon business
PAPER HAkGlNGS,
WINDOW sHADLs
ENGLISH CARPETINGs,
OIL CLOTHS ka
GREAT BARGAINS for LANDLORDS, 40
Fine French Gold Psps Soc roll usually cold .. e Ad
nne French Satin Paper i5e Psr roll usually sold sN
ssd c large Of French Decorative Panel Paper
Hanging; also, American Paper Hanging, very eheap
Aso-A large assortment Of fns ood Wisiow sAAass si
per pair, usually sod 8, ee. ....,.
English Carpets and on Clshs hne Enslish Tapestry Sn
pets 81 per yard usually sold ct elT; One thrssPy e
usually sold AZ 81 rs; 6ne all wool Soc, usually sold ~
good Carpets 25c. per yard. Also large stock OF oh0'
remnants FROM to IS aids very cheap. s...
AZ COArEs's Ne. alt Hudsonst, above 10 n,
Paper Hsnsings hung By coed practical workmen " 'S p
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DIZZY GOODS at Retail IPPowss,, W.. sows; y ~,
The subscriber has concluded .t the 'on0' S
Ladies, 10 throw open his Jobons s'oeS o
DRY GOODS
A Al. ,ublie for a short time, At retail al
WHOLESALE PklCEs
D. COURTS,
No. 80 Codr-st
A fsw doors from broadway aide,
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Commonwealth of MsssAehuset,s, County of WOrceser,
sIyonsIy appeared the abovensmed Eugene Grin
Herman Hobbs Campbell Reeves Edwards. Hiliayd and
and made oath that the above certificate by sub
soribsd, 10 true. ,o,,,, 49,.
Il astonishing tina. Geo Chrty dare attempt lin face OF so
many who the contrary to palm on deception upon
public The idea OF stignazng innerant catch
pennies such gentlemen as Master Eugene Mr. C. Campbell
o. w H. Grhn j. A. Herman, A j. Hobbs j. c. Reeves J..
Edwards James Unsworh, j. B. Donnker, Master T. j.
Peel well known TO the citizens New York. and OF
the most nndonbied talent and epn May 1888 hired
Geo Chrst Master Eugene, q. w. H. Griffin ~ Lewis and
master Gus howud-at that time members Of Geo. Christy
WOODS Minstes-and took them with San francisco,
1aionis, to Join my ccmpanyte San Francisco Mnstrels
then performing q. that place.
Through respect TO Geo Chry the orGsnira-
ionhe name Geo. Chrsty Mine being the hnt company
OF hmstrels which had ever performed under that title and
leave impartial public judge whether
tiled TO the Of the original" Geo. Chrlsty Mnstfos
From his card George that he and his present
ar % the only denestos Of character
extsnt d say for the sake OF the profession tnss
there Others who do assent bis exclusive OF wica
be, not the public is the amer and intend In shcs
time open Broadway NewYorf the pubic WI, have an
real delineators and genuine " Star Company" -
In conclusion beg leave to state for the benefit OF our
friends that intend visit them fohwithour route ~
laid being Springfield Mass February 70 and Troy
NJ Y ~ Albany N. y "a and 2Si aud West"sf
and prove 20 be Al that Bills represent we snaa
tion and false trumpeiing should carry with thea
very respectfully, H. NJ HVoLrca HtV0 cs,d.,v
Worcester, Mas Feb. H. 1860
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In pTess-and will be issued Saturday, Feb. 25th,
NNHE BATTLE OF FREEDOM IN KANSAS;

II JuEt pnbhshect - ...- -,
THE THRILLING NARRATIVE OF DR. JOHN DOY,
OF Lawrence, Kansas,
Detailing the sueDg and tortures endured oy one OF the po
ueer settlers kidnapped from Kansas thrown into
dungeon twice tried, and eyeotusly rescued by he
roic band of brothers In the Of Freedom.
CosTESTsFst, original account Of the twenty nine
pioneer eerants to Ia KanssColoed peo-
pie in Lawence-Tne Journey and CaptueA Missouri Mob
Platte City Js-Fae Of Hays and Snishlncdents OF the
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