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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05
PROsPECTUs.
DAYTON
Wtsklv empire.


In She coming great Presidential contest Ohio win
be aolectetas me battle ground Of M e~ansiaiyn or
opponents are dressy nashNins their forcs and or
gAnlang for the slroggic, and II behoovcs tho Demo.
cmcy--ai who love The Union and revere The consn,u-
uon--al who hate sccaondisrn and dcspise the traitor
teachings Of the scwnris and ohasesi 81 the Gree
10y. and aauisons-Ao post themselves Nly on al
q saons vpeh may udse ddilne The canvass. The
hes, va, to DO This IL to subscribe for good Demo.
critic newspaper. such an one We shah cndcayor to
make tho DAYTON wREKLY EN-
PiRE. We have entered for The fghl and shall do all
within our power 70 aid in securing = triumph Tor the
good old Democsaae yargsnot only in the county Of
Montgomery. hu4 also b. our whole State. We can
conqoerlf every Democrat and friend Of the Union will
hut do his ahfS md and insocarnea p-.soct thorough
and united organization -four friends. VIII youdoip
Aside from Tho political FEATURES Of the WEEKLY
EMPIRE, Il viii contain a careful selection Of Literary
and Miscellaneous reading, adapted for the Home Cir
Gle, the Workshop and The Yarn. 1t viii also contain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05
Dayton ana Michigan Railroad.
sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R. R,


4sa@
nN and after Nj dday, April 18th, mud until further
" notice passenger trains will run as follows:
Mail Train going South at 500 o. M, arrives in To-
letlo at 1920 a. m, Detroit ut 400 \. mr and Chicago
ats;i5 a. m. Tnin going East passes Clyde Mt 1905 o.
m, arriving In Cincnnnti ut 6:30 p. NJ lndlanaiapolis
9.80p M, mdSt, Louis the next day q 3;30 ,. m.
Night Express, going South at TOO p. M, arrives nj
Toledo at 1913 p M, Detroit 7;05 q. M, Chicago 500 a.
M, Cincinnati 745 a. m. indianapolis 10i3U p. M.
Cincinnati Accommodation leaves Huntsville every
morning, and returning leaves Cincinnati NJ 4;3O p m.
reaching Dayton at 9:3Op m, and huntsville a p.i5p M.
Mail Train going North leaves Cincinnati mt 600 a.
M, arriving ut Cleveland at oO5 o. M, and Dunkirl
and Buffalo the next morning, and Toledo ut 1925 p. m
and Chicago ut b:65a m.
Night Express Train leaves Cincinnati ut GOO n. m.
JOHN II. hudson Sup't.
NJ. q. CLArp, Gen. Ticket Agent. ianl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-05

RE delivering the heat quality Of yOuGHIOGHEN-
"A EY COAL, AZ 10 Cent? POI bnshel. CAMBRIDGE
GOAL. ut " Cents per hnahpl. HOOKING COAL a.
Ii Gents pr bushel. COAL, for Amithine, III ~
Cents per bushel. AlaO, Sawed and Split Wood II
$3.50. -Four Foot Wood, $500.
~ Once and Yard, Firatstoet, bead Of Canal BASIN.
Dap +. IL. COLB, Agent. p
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DIRECT llrOssTATleN

-
i . = dw are a nd Cutlery.
| S. w. & HI. TUCKER,
| I MPoRTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
hate in store, ana are eceiving their supplies
Tor the spring Trade, drsctfrom the makers, hich
they oiler to CASH AND fRoNFT TINE RUYKRs on IL.
yorable terms. The ttoek being unusually large
lhey yeonndently solieitzn annatien OF the same
= w. IL. TUCKER,
Sign of Red Paddock, cor. Main h ID sts.
Keokuk, March ', ls60-d4w
Al IEkko' PICKS, sHuvELS, 4e., for sale by
~ nchsd1w b.W. 4 u. TUCKER.
IkIEFIA'S HORSE \ aAlIs.--vood stock Of al
y sizes for sale by S.W.A IL. TUCKER.
~CiTHE kIkLES.--NArious Qualities of ocylh
> Rifles and sharpeners tor sals BY
Mafcho-dAw ". ii. TUCKER.
4 MES SiiOvELs.-A A Iargo stoek of Ames
"A shovels for sale low by
nArhs s.w.4 II. TUCKER.
t + EhfNDStoNES.-ThoB Beies UIlndsiones, Of va.
~ rious sixer, fer sale by
| =. w. III. TUCKER.
sign 0f Red Paddock.
March v bu-ddw Cor. main 2dst
| l. ErGE NAILS. -
L Five Sd do
FLOORING 40
ALneafed do toelinch--a superiorarticls.
CAAlng do
| FiIishing 90
Barrel do
IogetAer with generalassor TN IN o OF thersAILs
| OF the Belmont brand, just received and for sa u
Lowby lmchsl b. w. 4 ii. TUCKER,
I sokt ,aAkDEN, q RUBBING and ctlei II o . j;
~ spades, shovels, Mstseeks and Picks;
| Soy thes, Snaths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow bells, kakss and Corn Planters;
Ox, Trace and Halter Chains;
cutting Boxes, Hay and Stra fnives;
Hsy, Straw and Manure Forkr
And large stock of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY "a hand and for sale Low by
nchedhw y. Wa H.TuCKER.
EH EsN ROOPA TkEAA HaOFA!!,
a NEW supply OF Tress Hoops, Of the sizes
a usually wanted, together with general as
strtnent OF Coopers Tools, just received. and for
bale1ow by e. w. III. TUCKER.
Atll - SION NEs.--rrythe Stcncs Ut different
- klnds,in quantities TO suit.
mavle s.W tn TUCKER
.
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business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
els, otherwise sIu.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed .lser.itcwe rents half more than the
above ralas.
Advertisements loaded ard placed under the
head VI special Aotiees,' aoE6fe fAe oyd,ncyv
rates.
spccial sotices in the Local Column 70 cent?
Per .ine.
Advertisements ordered on the in,ide exclu.
sively in the DAILY, after the frst Two weeks
30 per cent. nore than the above rates
Ajtfyaastenf aaeertasenrnfs musf ee ps3e for
In ssusEee. Ihis rule will not be var led from
Hneh tae advertiser uses the Weekly a,oue
the Price Will be the same as in the pails-
Where the oaiis and Weekly are both ased.
rs per cent viii he deducted from thu .gere,
gate amount.
Under taa prsseDt System, the advertiser
pays 80 much tor tne space he occupies, The
changes being saar geabit for the .vfupoeit;or
emily AaIs psaI ss aew generally aaopted-
Our chsrac for cAaages niI4 10 IL cent. per
square.
g+- In all easss w-sF1 .Ayertisenents nre
Discontinued aeiofe tbe expiration III the wear
or tie time contracted for, they will be charged
up at our regular rates fer the time actual.
ly IN.
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IN LIVERY STABLE! N

I ORSES, BUuGiES and CARRIAGES Of the
- best class always ready for hire.
Hnrzcs hnardndLy the dag o. xssk - prices 10
suit the times.
Transient customers Rccomm ode ted.
Orders for the Omnibus 10 run TO and from the
Railroads and steam boatB le ut tho Stable or the
st. Charles Hotci will be promptly attended to.
dccl0d v. VANOHnUAL.
ksnvciaprsl EMyelOpes!!
DORTE-EoLlO, Dfhcial, Consu lar, Legal Invoice.
Bank, Document, Psckct Post, Comme rci al
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note, cad, aud Drug Envelopes Of ali sty les
and pricss. just received at
OGDEN, BKOWNELL CO.'S
City Book Store, q, AAinrst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-21

Ian EOK sALE
WISH to sell my farm on Montrose g. tom
j Lee County, Iowa. 1t consists of 900 acres
$50 acres prairie and lao acrss timber.
The prairie part Is all level alluvial, about 500
acres sanity, and $50 black loam. The timber land
broken.
IMPROVEMENTS.
$50 acres are urder fence, including two good
cabins, different parts of the farm, with good
wellof water at each.
ADyANTAGEN.
new road from ft. Madison to keokuk ia To-
Gated through the centre OF the tract the raj iIoad
connecting tne same places ID within of a mile ;
the Mississippi river is within one mile, and the
townof Mon'rose within two miles.
Z AS whole, inurc dcsirahls grain or stock farm
is seldom to be foundhut il win be divided TO suit
purchasers, and can be divided advaatn gcousiy.
My tenant, VIM. colpin " ho resides on the lace,
will show its houndarles; upon bcir notified at
my home farm on the MississiI pi Iaplas, miles
below MontIosc, will attend IN person.
TERMS.
These will Do maao accommodating to purohas-
ers,--n small payment, with BIZ nds bearing 10 Ter
cent, retaining hen, will DO satisfactory.
PKODUGKIvENEkN AND CROPS.
Purchasers will now find growing on the prem
ises about ~ acres of rye and 20 Of fall wheat.
They will Also SEE standirg Or The sandy lcsr
about 40 bushels of corn to the acre, ana about
~ bushels to the sere on the black loan.
FRANK BALLINuEK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-21
UMEURPA6SED
iii A IK NC I.

yXYE call the attention of the bald and cray
wv 70 GEO. CAbuS' HAIR TONIC. This IN
squalsd preparation, which turns gray hair 70 ito
original color, gives the naida heautiful hsad Of
hair, removes thc dandruf and itching from the
scalp, and causes a natural moisture to now from
tas scalp, provided IL is used ~ . hair drsss-
i. lit will prevent 1t from becoming prema aturs-
u grey snd coming out. Those who hvs 10 case
upon besutiful head Of hair should not BE- vita
ont it. Thons&ds testify TO It's great merits, bat
Ne have no room to insert their names.
dSs3d4w
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! : y - Y ! & ,
: EVEN YEARS.
rIsHE Seven Years Of unrivslad success attend.
i ing the
Cosmopolitan Art Association,

Have made ii a household word throughou every
quarter oI tic country
Under the auspices Of his popular Institution,
over TnEEE HuanREn THOUSAND DoaEs have learned
to approximately bsautifui works of art on their
walls, ald choice iitcIature on their tabies--the
great bel eas derived ON becoming n subscriber.
subsefipssurs are ncw being received in ratio
unparn!s lied with that OF any previous year.
1LaiRS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
AIRY person san become member by subscribing
81, for Ehe b sum they will receive
fst--lLo ilrgv and superb steel en- craving, 30AsS
incDss, entitled
''falstaG Mastering bis Recruits"
2i--Dns copy. one year. of that elegantly illus.
tratsd Magazine,
1.-The Cosmopolitan ArteJournAl.o
ad--four admissions, during tue season, to the
"Gsilery of Paintings, 54s Broadway, N.Y."
In addition to the above benefits, there will be
given to tubecrbcrs, as gtatutons premiums,
Over 500 Beautiful Works OF Art,
Comprising yaiuable paintings, marbles, parians,
| outlines, 40, forming a truly national benefit.
Gsa- sub cripticns received and forwarded by
!. A. n ASu-s, tsnriEr, AgGur rUr kcukuk.
.ov2zi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-21

BANNING HOUSE

ako. G. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BARCLAY
IESTABLIsHEDIN Is4G.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-21

BANNING HOUSE OF
q H. q R q y q. A N - n K . n Il a..
I HAVE thir day admitted as = partner in the
1 Banking Business, Alcxa nder Barclay twho has
been my .vlisr for the last six years.. The busi-
nass hereaIter, WILDE conducted under the firm
ands yie OF
GEO. q. ANDERSON d co.
Being one Of the Oldest banking ii ouses il n II
theoiucsr1 III iowa. the new frIn soiicits a eontin-
uAnee Of former patronage berally extended 60
the senior pv tuer.
They will ma ke co iiections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day VI payment, free ef charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
rer viz
gErERExcks:
Park Bank N. K.
Winslow, Lanier i Co., ,Bsnkers.N
Edward " Clark Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clarp, Fuller Brow ne bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman lelpcke Chicago.
Mechanics Bank Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm. bankers, =.
Gilmore 4 trothsrtoh = Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt Co., Losisville.
State Saving rs us titution, ST. Louis.
EeokuK Jan. 1 '5S. GEO. @. C.ANDERHON
lan5d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10
B q uLA H

We take pleasure in presenting our readers with
the following extract from the letter of young
lady friend referring to the almost universally
known work, Beulah:
{ took the book to while away weary day in
the ears, and read the first few chapters idly
enough, for they were by no means rich with
promise; but after getting over the opening Incl
dents, which struck me as forced and unnatural \
found my interest fully engaged, not only in the
book, but in the author, for one cannot fail to dis
cover ID the heroine the reflex OF the writer's own
mind The style is forcible and vigorous, with a
vein of womaniy tenderness peryadng it amount
ing at lines, to exquisite pathos. 1t is, however
| the matter, rather than the manner Of the book
which makes it so wonderful as the production Of
d lady scarce out Of her teens and so completely
absorbs the attention and stirs up the depths of
heart and mind. The story is very simple, and
may be given In few words. Beulah, the child of
gifted but Hiendless parents, finds a home upon
their death in an Orphans, Asylum. Eventually
she b cared for by gentleman of wealth, who
gives her home and superintends her education,
after which he desires to present her to society AZ
his adopted daughter This position her spirit of
independence will not allow her to accept, and she
goes out into the world strong in the consciousness
of her own power and will to work out her own
future.
But during the sojourn under her guardians
roof, her childhood's faith had been shaken and
the seeds of sceptiesm sown. Not content, in her
pride Of intellect, to receive the words Of HOLY
Writ unquestioned she sets about the search for
truth. Through weary years Of toll and research.
she IL borne on from one system Of philosophy To
another until drifted far out upon the troubled sea
Of metaphysics, her spirits thirst still unquenched
she gives up all faith in all human creeds and sinks
helpless and exhausted, at the feet of the Eternal
Through the despised Nazarene, light from His
throne breaks In npon her darkened soul, and she
| arises, humbly content now to see, as through a
glass darky but trusting and hopeful Of the better
inheritance, where there shall be no night and we
shall see Him as he is.
Evidently. the chief aim Of the writer Is to do
good, and certainly she has not anticipated the
need Of the times. Few in this portion of our
country, where the demands Of fashion leave go
little time Or taste for metaphysical squisitions,
have very little idea of the prevalence Of scepti
j cism broadcast over the land The fascinations of
Gefman lore have 1ured many Of our young from
tne fa Of their fathers and tits to be hoped that
tnas voice Of warning from one who has so dill
i gently explored every hypath of speculation, and
ionnd tue disquet and unrest of all. may not pass
unheeded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

* I'D Ia nI5xIss GLAsIoS. Col. S r. Adams, the
VsYSfzn esiifor aDd proprietor u that mammoth
saeri6r shSet he PanIding Clarion, Il II town. and
wi rssazin fen 81 twelve days, being don,iciled Ut
she CfFy Hotal Tie vast circulation d that ex
celIsat papsz N suppl which the proprietor Some
yssxs since fonna II necessary to provide . steam
1res. IL I'LL most eligible medium for the
ndversise Inents al those dealing with The citizens
81 MIssissip --a fact indeed, " which onr NOR
rlaisls seem to be fnIiy for its columns
ss1e i regular New Orleans directory. So large is
lis busness with New Orleans that city papers are
almost justified ii being Jealous Of its competition,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

H0an sfurUAl IssuE NOE GoHrAsY. Notice i
published that the Trustees Of this sterling com
psny hare declared Dividend Of tllirty-eight per
cent, after paying sx per cent interest Oh Ill tie
outstanding scrip, and redeeming in cash the issue
ef 1856 Interest and redeemabIe scrip are pay
able III cash Oh and after tho 18th February, and
cersIeates for The year 1863 will be delivered on
and after the 18th Of March next. This exhibit Of
W business status speaks sufficiently for the insti-
tntiaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

Tsfa fseg 1L1E JouRSA This widely known
ana Fead neW Hpaper, which IS quite the model
dsi1y u fhe centraI Mississippi vaey has now ut
tained se ripe age Ut nearly thirty years and if if
ID na grouing wiser rs i grows older, i y be
causc tfe xiinan point u II ana wisdom was
atsAiuaa when Prentice took IN lland the magic
pen which be ii wields ID his columns with mn.
af,i,r6a ahie gor ana ability His associates
are worfliy their connection With George p. Prem
tice, sid every depart msnt 81 the mammoth pa
r,ar, III literary mad political, is aby
Conducted. ME style of the present publishing
azd editorial frm u Prenfice, Henderson y o.
Norm asid brisf prospectus issued by them il
11Ilbi;she7 III aslr columns. I.l.lsl .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

s NgW 0fERA HOUSE. D0nizetti's grand opera
Il Ia Fisa d. Re 4 will be sung this evening
when NJ no Fetiinger will take lie part 81 Marie
for thc flrst time. The vaudeville Groque Poule''
viii also be given.
Tomorrow night Mine de Fefnayss grand con
cest RIII come % at this house, when she will be
assisted BY various popular members Of the opera
company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

MnncH Asra LODGE, NJ. ". i. o. o. F. Notice il
made another ounan of tile election Of officers
of tha Lodge for The ensuing term. The LIST COM
prisss yaung men wen known and respected III tie
community and who, beyond doubt, will reflect
credit upon themselves and The stations to which
they hare been promoted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

sssThe silver threads which Time tntro-
dae into s half thousands of gentlemen from wear
g Nhlsefs and mousachesi and yet In Ten Minutes
Doa0ss ExGELs1oE HAIR DYE would reader every fbrs
u ulgh md sabaEsct tWans years tAs apparen
&gs Individual The triumphant Dr. cbilion
anziy tbs dye 70 Be wholesome for he hair
wondral foE III Identifying properties Ladies' whose heaui;
30 sislas depends rpsa the eorr Of their eah Of hair
VIII ind this IN article shst they sAFELY Use.
Sold sser5 sheIe. and applied IL ali Hair Dresers.
ias zpanAW CRIsTAD0Ro, No. q Aston HoVaa. N. X
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10
AKrf3sE;1dESTs LAsr EsvEsNING

wv U know Xhe thing beats all precedent, but We
.are compelled 10 announce that E Dot again
pscked the Varieties, above and below stairs last
might: laaies being compelled 70 seek acoomnoda-
lions denied them by The crowd below, n the not
inferior But Scarcely as popular seats Of the see
csd tier. All ~ Mo perfprm nce, why ipot'' was
stD5tss monosy liable which ccndense the whole
eoIuinns Vii e0naine tion which are its due.
Ax tIe Sst Charles numerous and doleful look
sng house KAtched the most dolefnl tragedy Of
w its melancholy end, ncying that they
wore themselves, VIXEN, IN fact, they we're
eriIy Interested. Iii thsy would have been at the
fffueYuf Vii d friend Brutus's Il THE heaviest of
laeavr trhaeiies Without one CLEAN Of genialty
frorl bsgirsaitg u end 1t ii suicide ovoking.
Ill IL siuid hnents between THE
actx ID Ken sp III animal spirits It Is il fact,
lanubfIoua III u country funeral Ia q winter rain
storm I'll ID Is bIne cold and cherries as bare
legged begear in january II iswell, in short. it
Ii f,e rasst tragically tragic tragedy exsant and
fiae only chance for an auditory lies n
the probability u liz being rendered farcically
tragic.
TIiis Was pretty successfully accomplished last
night by TIL company. the leading parts being
fralv f9nrabIy done by lraped and sandal'd coun-
terfaits Of Roman senators and matrons, while the
second rank of DeBar d Arabs perpetrated Tie
very aclne b horror by numbering tragedy, pitt
IassIy and inpasitsntly. M. Edwin Booth per
Earned MIN ability ~ course; but he was con-
sideraAsly too lachrymoHe IN the moving scenes,
and ie whining information Of his voice would have
better represented woHanas weakness than the
stern. self smartyred soul IF 4 Roman consul a
spasgins 81 tie lagrinen would have helped the
perss raatiog III u very decided manner, though il
hAse iaserfered with the meliaous rise and
fall 81 voice through all Tie notes Of the gamut.
M aii'nt lie Brutus. bnt II was nj our fault Ne
never did like IL, and believe that met
ali bod who did. il i j tribe too ponderous.
All his AMpliilheater there " q q good house, as
usual, and before We had been il q minute We
oufself enjoying she Flip flaps and SNAP
ups ara tlss jokes Of the Jolly little clown more
than ali tIe classic dction and heavy movement Of
q Bfntsls III tie st. Charles, and We concluded
that M would not swap fourbt ticket at one for
j whole box ct Die ether.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10
BELOW COST,
#Pfas.tatio,, Goods.

81 invite de asnea IL Planters IL our stool It PLANTATION
and Housekeeping Goods comprising every article needed BY
them line prices as they can be bought in the
city, and liberal terms
C. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
$50 Canal street
5ao 2p6s Touro Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

ExslsaErzos Of srEaa FIRE EsoHH Messrs.
p " 6. Cook and =. :. Cook announce through
our eolamus that steam fire engine, built at The
NeH York Novelty Works, will be exhibited to-day
- ane corner q Camp and Canal streets, begin
Mug g work g Il o'clock and continuing until IL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10
Prince Imperial hantpagsae,

F1Falsce Imperial CYadKll1ayats, g
FROM DE vENoGR 4 co. EPERNAY, FRANCE
This Wine hitherto confined to the best tables OF the
continent Europe has only recently been introduced into
this market, shese It's RARE QUALITY and PURITY.
bnd with tho moderate price which offered has achieved
an unprecedented and popularity section of the
country.
e. v. HAUGHWoUT, Sole Importer,
Nos 49, 40 and 492 Broadway New York.
WARREN l. HALL,
n9 2panTpTh&sa Agents for New orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

tsrssarEAes Asp snrraEsN psREcr TRADE Assocf.
ATioSs1Ihe once e the Association il at on Ora,
yier street and they advertise that cash advances
vii bn made On cetton ahippea direct 10 Europe
aud guarantee Of balances given. - S =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

TaE NARIErIEs. s. Dot !, will be repeated to
night, IS usual, the farce The Rendezvous y
preceding rs performance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

~ Enxopcan and Southern Direct y,~..,.
AssccA UN 81 GsayteF stsae between Camp sra IL Chs
Cash advances en cesson Skipped dset Europe viii es
Asee o. 1alearee9 islA N /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10
stsks, Silks, Sstlss,

Sslhs, Silks, Sitks,
X Il E q a N & NJ INNS,
1a4 Canal street.
h acc would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they viii sell after MONDAY January 9b
their entire stock Of WINTER SILKS.
BELOW COST!
II order to make for large stock of SPRING GOODS
which will shortly arrive
SUPER. DOUBLE FLouNcED ROBES, newest and mos.
approved styles. SIS ,s.H +.''s
Plan eolored Silks, various qualities from % 10 81
Black SILKS all widths, from g TO 20 cents
Rick Plaid SILKS. in yarons coIors at GO cent? ae 9s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

& ms nm M indebted to Az. John Brooks, clerk
III ifls stcasrsS Edward j. Cay. for late papers
fgsm MI Eonis Ind Memphis