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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
TemDest's Fruit Jars.

IS"PSSs ~'Ss
NTyE have on hand several hundred dozen Quarts
w and Half Gallon Of these famous Fruit Jars
The simplest, cheapest and best ar lie yet invented
fer tie preservation OF Fruit and Veg, '.bles-
Tempest's Jars preserve SrKAvBsEEiEsi
rempest's Jars preserve RAsrssREEsi Z
Tempest's Jars preserve BLAcxHzKKfxsi
Tempest's Jars preserve PIE PAsTl
Tempest's Jars preserve PEAczEsl
Tempest's Jars preserve PLrHsi
Tempest's Jars preserve QuIScsf
Tempestrs Jars preserve CHEzknz
Tempest's Jars preserve fozAroEi
We have . full supply OF Arthur's Class, Stone and
I'm Jars OF ali sizes
nSO-LudIow's Glass and lin Jars, all sizes
which Offering AZ cost price as we ieei assuT Cd
that
Tempest's Stone Jars
suoeeT MACKENZIE & AINCHN.
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For the Daily Patriot.


"o1S1ng-To As &c Sc
The twilight was fading
Far over the lea,
And on the doorstep
Sat waiting for thee,
With the buds Of the Jassanine,
Fragrant and fair,
wreashed gracefully through
The dark braids Of my hair.
Alb how long and how dreary
The time seemed 10 be,
As sat on the doorstep 8
@ And waited for thee
And now it Is summer
Sweet summer again,
And we sit on the doorstep
Just after the rain
The daylight is gone,
And the silver moon shines,
Like delicate frost- work,
Through blossoms and vines,
And Pm wearing the flowers
or the jassamine tree,
But / um not waiting,
Beloved one, for thee.
MAZDA.
GRAPE Hill, VA, 1850. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
No Time to Wait for the Doctsr |.

BOUT these times all children will green fruit.
"A All any moment Of day or night, they are liable
to be attacked by Cholera Nor bus, Dysentery d.
rrh9a. No time then to send for the DOCTOR The
Grafenberg Dysentery Syrup Instantly relieves al
house Its promptness has saved thousands q valu-
able lives in Tennessee in the past few years. Only
so cents q bottle-enough fr q whole family for q
whole season, A fresh lot Just received. sod rfs,f
) msyI5-n 'iH sah MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
HABITS OF GOOD SOCIETY.

Hand Book for Ladies and Gentlemen
This is not, might be inferred, colIectsa Of ses
forms, ceremonies points Of etiquette, and conven-
tonalisms. Written by person well conversant
with the world, and, withal, deep thinker, age
reasoner, and correct moralist. Il will become q
standard work Habit and Manners, and win nud
iss way into every library. For sale by
JOHN YORK Co.,
my1l No. 80 Union stsesa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
English Grammar.

John T, CLAIBORNE, recently from Virginia but
u now resident Of this city, and teacher Of
some thirty year experiences, proposes 10 instruct
classes In English Grammar exclusively, during the
coming vacation of she Public Schools He has
paid particular attention to the genius and grammat
ical construction OF the English language, and from
past success he is confident that he would give en-
tire satisfaction 70 thosr who would favor him with
their patronage. For the convenience OF pupils he
would form three clzsses 70 be 1oated in the North,
Central and South parts Of the city. His terms viii
be moderate. ttEl s7t - = ass - - =
His residence is in seger,s block, on High street.
where be can be found, or he viii ca II on applicants
who will Leaf o their address at his house.
Mr.. Claiborne Is permitted TO refer to the Rev. DR.
Howell, X. J. Meigs, Isauc Paul and J. r. Pearl.
june1g-0 s3-7lzEgH-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
QUoTAuoys.

In general business but little was done to-day
Grccers found that few orders had accumulated
Stree Tuesday; besides the filling Of which they had
light work n ..-
In the -four market there was "better feeling. %
but what particular the sensation manifest is
scarcely apparent. better river hence to Pitts
burg thought to be favorable, and some antici-
pated demand from the SoDth spoken of: but
sellers seem not to have found buyers very abund-
ant, nor do they attempt advance OF asking
figures
Below will be seen interesting statements of bread
stuff movements at New York.
wheat is Bether offered nor sought for, very ex-
tensivrly- Prices are nomnally abou: last quoted
81 Joel L. for red 81 1891 20 for white New
which a sample OF white from Adams county
ohio, shown by Nessrs. Hinde L Porter VIII ich was
very Gne in berry but reported by the producer to
have been very thin the ground, not averaging
more than eight bushels to tue acre.
Corn has good market at 4sc.. with very heavy
receipts. OK
Oats remain as last quoted. -t
Barley is quiet at Sec f- asFs-y.s-
e, nomnally At 75c.
The frequent severe warm rains which we are
ba wing, are causing some Gneas to the effect
they are likely to have on such gram may no, be
harvested. Oats, particularly exposed 10 danger
Of being alodged," and ia places where not fully
ripe are liable To become rusted. Some danger to
the wheat exists in the risk Of sproutiug in the
shocks For cora however, The rains are needed
and will prove very beneficial.
Whisky is stesiay at lie. iiIG
The provision trade was quiet to day, prices here
being close up 10 quofati IN at those places which
draw their stocks hence, and very firmly .Intained
by holders. Thsrc must needs be something Of a
pause until consufners necessities bring them full
up to our current market. The conddence with
which holders regard the out-go Of the trade for.
bids any expectation tiRf or likely 10
produce any relax ation of the nerve o the market
Offers were made for Bacon at fractions un,er the
even figure, hut they were not taken, so lar as we
cou learn. No change in quotations can be re-
ported tl 'f@ ~
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The MEMPHIS POSTMASTER AND THE DouG-
LAS DENoCRAcY.-Tbe decapitation of the
Memphis Postmaster aroused the indignation
of the DOUGLAS Democracy here consider
ably. Some of them are now making liE-
ing by cussing old Beck for the act. They
have cussed him so much that the atmosphere
for ten feet around them is as blue as indigo,
and as thick as Tewkesbury mustard. We
heard one Douglasite make a set at him last
Saturday around on the corner of College
street, and we don't think we have ever
heard anything TO equal it since the army
gave q grand exhibition of profanity in
Flanders. We hare always thought, and
have often taken occasion to say, that Old
Bucks chances for salvation are slim, but
we had no idea that he was SD Infamous a
scoundrel and soinefably damned as some of
Mr.. DOUGLAS friends represent him TO be.
They regard Mr.. CAKRoLL as a meek. uncom-
planning martyr. and the venerable Buck as
the inexorable and blood-thirsty old tyrant
who has dragged him 20 the stake, and swear
ibis Duncan
Hath borne his faculties so meek, hath been
So clear in his great office, that his virtues b. .
VIII plead like angels, trumpet-tongued, against
The deep damnatioD Of his taking OF;
And pity. like a naked new born babe,
Striding the blast, or heavens cherubim horscd
Upon the sightless couriers of the air,
Shall blow the hOrrid deed in every eye,
That tears shall drown the wind.'
But Mr.. CARRoIL- bad no business to be
Postmaster under Old BUCK. He deserved to
be turned ont for that, if for nothing else.
Col NJ c. GALLAWAY Of the Apaiasehe IL
the new Postmaster. He is just as clever q
fellow as ever lived, and can hand out letters
and sell postage stamps as ably perhaps as
any other man in the Southwest But we
are sorry that be did MT wait for a purer ad.
ministration before be went into the business
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Import mt to House-keepers.
f. II. DURKEE s. CO.'S =
SELECT SPICES

I ABSOLUTELY, AND PERI ESTLY Pure .5.s
by expressly for axe purpose without reference
TO cost. Trey sre5 beantffc.ly packed in un-fol,
Cined with paper,) to prevent injury by keeping
and are full weight, while the Ordinary Spices are
almost invariably snort We warrant them In point
of strength and richness of flavor, al s'i f 1isst
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON, ., -.Fl
As single trial will abundanty prove.
tIEW TT E. r. DURKEE co. Ees
fehlS-dAwn Isl Pearl street. New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

l HAVE 10 or II ares Of pretty land, near the
Junction of NolensviIle and Mil Creek Valley
Turnpike, as lies IN davidson county, which wish
to Sell low Tor cash. apply 10 F. r. GLAscock Co.
1une2o-u JNO. s. PETWAY.~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
For Sale.

LIME Ground Stock Feed, for sale low by
Il iune8-tf BENZ i. SHELLS & co.
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,Ladies. Ronnet Boxes.

lust received large assortment OF ladies' Bon
u ct Boxes, single and double tnps and trays
Also. ladies' Sat :hels and Travelling Bags, which
offer very cheap for cash. -
- 71 a,h s'ssIss JOHN RaMAGE,
tune23-t t'.. - sti~ AZ College street.
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FIGURING Mill for Rent.

THE City FIGURING Mil. situated on the Cumber
i land River, just below the city, is offered FOL
rent the remainder OF the present year, with th,
privilege Of next year. Apply to TURNER FosrHR
Cherry street or = 4 JAMES CoRBffT, , Z
9 iune25-tf > s..4st- at the Mill.
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Inbred ssaes r we nm, 10 Il ars,I ID
tisrecs Sugar Cures fasas ii ise II Il. III fssss,.
Meats 1000 Bss Il syalk VIII NH a NJ.
Shoulders md 90, roand gar Has III 49, g..
$500 Hogs Heads 1t 1Ase NJ. NJ rysra no
transactions comprised M sierssz pstzsas n
lota, II 1oac.s ~ " 1oacs and sbs ksss e e n
VI n. &C.
SALT Three cargoez of Iiyerpeas. GssFxs III
Assorted, embracing Is eoo SACKS, soia ssrs sstur
day On private terms.
C0rFEE. There were aafes III z710 hacs. IL
which 100 sold u He, 80 u H. ss 1t IIxs.
90 u 1Ia @Ifse., md 80 Vi Hill n Il.
IsfcE sene 600 tIsrces soId u argfyey asaee
Friday Iass II and 100 ii sue ii ssoss ii Till
4sc, zs d.
BALE RorE, VIZ noticed saIes of moo esIls
Guiding 1Ioo machine, 1t sc. ZOO al ana 4o8
I. Hunt and z Eagle r Vi SIC Vi il.
TsDrA BAearss. 4 Sales d 800 bales, III axrige,
At lsc. a. yard.
H4r.. IA aatboat load of 100 tuna Western was
sold 1T $50. u TIN.
WHIsxr d. Very dull. Sales of Ito bbIs. Hectl-
fed IT 7o02Ie., and Iso Raw, II Two lots, u zIc.
y gallon.
FEEIaHrs g. Two american and ore British ship
we're taken for Liverpool 1t s-IGd. for Cotton;
ship fcr Hare IT sIec. one for Boston ii IIIsc.
and vesesl for New York at a q hid. hi Sugar
and 81 so y Dbl. for M0lassss. Cation wss stfll
shipping 70 Al up " I'D. ID Liverpool md sIee-
IN VA
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In common with other ports, it will be seen that
the imports were the largest in 1856, previous to
the panic Of 1857 In the list of free goods for the
quarter Of 1850 is contained 1851 $40 in silver bull
lion; s74 $3.50 in gold bnllion s92333 in silver coin,
and 100000 in gold coin-total bullion and coin,
$500, 12s.
OF the free merchandise, coffee from Brazil forms
the component part, say s07 2s4 pounds, costing
81 472 5l6, 10 66-1O0 per hundred pounds. There
was brought from Holland 32,95o pounds Of pre-
sumed to be Java, costing 1872, or fraction
over l6c. u 10. From Cuba 69,256 tb, costing
ss,os5; from Hayti 1858 TBS, costing s446; from
Mexico 1858 lbs. costing sl6,361. Total guam
tity Of coffee for the quarter, fourteen millions
fiftyfour thousand and twenty one lbs, u4,054,o2)
costing SI,Tl9 253.
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SUGAR.. Prices were still easier for buyers, and
some 1900 hhds. were sold, Fair to fully Fair
ranging at 6a@7le. U b.
MoLAssEs About $500 bbls. were sold at 800
SIC for Inferior and Ordinary, and s8a40e. for
Prime and Choice, with 400 half hbls at A 42aa9
4sc u gallon, according to quality.
FLOUR. There was more demand, and about
$500 bbls. were sold including $50 snperGne at
SIS s7B, 1900, in three four lots, at IS s7@s5 90,
es Bakers at SO 05. and 1000 Extra at Sc sri q bbi
GsAIN. :. The sales Of Corn embraced SONG
10, 900 sacks, of which 1900 Ordinary Mixed sold at
CSC 1870 sacks ait 70c. and 1850 Prime, in lots at
roc. % bushe. Oats were heavy and irregular,
with sales Of 1900 sacks st. Louis including 72o at
6296se., 100, in three lots, at e4es and 100 IN
two lots, al Csc. a bushei. OF Bran, $40 sacks
were sold, in three lots, al 81 65 u 100 his.
Provisions. Il. Pork was inactive, and the only
sale reported was 100 bbls new Mess and NJ. q a
sl7 go round. Ness was retailing at ST 001sl7 y
for old, and SIS oe@sla 80 u Dbl. for new. Raeol
was lower, and the sales comprised 100 eask
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4 RIK|cEG:
pATTON, SMITH y PUTNAM.
CORNER or MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS.
Agents Tor fhsasale
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Have hand and ronxtsnsiy sonnis
ion direct from the Manufacturers ths L4xs Ficss
assortment a.
Manufactured Toba4cc.
he atsicn VI R0GEEss DEALERS ssoek hsnrs
purchasing.
They are The SOLE AGENTS M BURTON \ NAYS Gross
and Extra pouuds LA BELLE cRE0LE. WI IVs, BECK
FIHEEYs 81 KEETss oahsr
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS X Iha, nd oshsrs; EEOHO-
RIA pounds which the Premium the State Pair r.
tsrsbug VA, November. 1870 AZ ri JDNEs pounds anx
TWISTS which taken Tho Premiums KortA csr0lna
years succasdon nd perhaps he aast Tobacco II tho
world
WIIaIANsoS'S TWIST. Carst pirainss3 KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for connoseus only and II fact every
scripton d. Tobarso gsneraiy used
We also hays ~ PpWHATTAN PIPEs which ~ rscaips
direct an cou1snissioai din 6na
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sTATIDNARx STEAM ENGIEEs

ALL SlEESt X 8UM 70 ~ 0F sGAtANuE&4s
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from liz y u horss psxss
DRAINING WHEELS. III fset u "a fest dIametsr.
DRAINING PUMPS. from 70 % inches HI disnssar.
Lea I@ayitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Win hpth
iron wooden frames with Noresoss Rockr Boxes and
stearn's Patent Eccentric Head Hooks.
Pages and Psgs A Gfilds CIRCULAR SAW Mills.
X Bonhle Circular Saw Mills, With Top Saws
ssraubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from 10 ID
inches Diameter
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS. 81 3, hi and il inchsa u
diameter BY IL long, and geafed for either harse
power.
sHAFTlNa, COUPLINGS. PurIlrEs STANDS. HANG
Frs and Boxes 81 all siaes.
DOUBLE FIuE BOILERS, y inches dtamstes,
Is to 80 feet isng.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up 10 n inchea diameter.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS af III sszes
An assortment of all Of the articles generally
store ready delivery the shortest notice.
the favorable terms and at the lowest prices
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues Of ncss viii be sent addss
by mail.
mye &WR 10 Gravier street. New Orleans
pRENnUM Flows AND sCRApERs
$500 YosT,s PATENT PREMIUM
RIows and scrapers,
For sale by G. II. sLoGOMB & Co,
Sole Agents.
Do Am No. 81 Canal Il. and ~ to % Gommsn i.
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- NEW ORLEANS. jack
kSa - bIAaaaaH5ESa son AND GREAT NORTHERN
xa%E--z11xgRAILROAD
1869 :. Transportation Department 1850.

Freight will received the Companys Depot Of Call
Hope street, up $50 z. M, daily, Sundays exceptea
All freight intended for transportation be distinctly
marked with the initials Of consgnee and place Of des
nati0n freight will be received consigned
established stations the line Of the road its connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight may be Obtained the
Depot Messa Corson Armstrong; Camp street, by
those who wish to them.
The Company holds itself responsible for the value Of all cot
shipped by the road which may be lost By e from the
time recepted for At stations the line until twelve hours
notice eonsignees of Its arrival the depot In this city
This Company and ali the Railroad Companies constituting
York having made arrangements with The Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
Cities the Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company for It's account is discontinued and all
Express matter will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
atisn be obtained this subject Of j.
&c Camp street.
Agents Of the Railroad Company permitted to receive
receipt fer bank specie ewey other express
Ter. They will be received BY the Adams Exprs IS Camp
BENTLEY ID. HASEdIs
Chief Engineer and Gent snpt,
TH WILLIAMS,
MaSfer al afinn
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JKRFEEaoE CRY. J4a- Nj ia.
Arrived to-day, III Western Bssyss and 8s Texas
Cattle, sss Hogs 800 Sheep. as Mich and 1Is
Veal Cattle. The market 4 Il favor Vi purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25


subscribers respectfully inform their
Planters IN general TINT they always prepared .
furnish them with NEGRO cIoTHIaG ii his very ma
terials and al most reasonable prices.
The large patronage they receive an this and nehbasx
States Them extend heir establishment
any increase u business and p " abs Supply
their patrons always with thu and hss descriptions o
teral have aads h y the mess
nsat he South and sha henesoeh abba
10 supply Planters With goods Of Uniform quality.
They feel confident that they win give entire satifan
ali those Who may patranse their enensy southern sasrps
and solicit orders shall eakss
JAS M HEHFhRn a CO
fsOGNAG HRAwIsxEsse1P PACKAGES. ii nc rsas
~ lowing brands
Union Propsors LIS Jasfie r. Meuexn Chsrnpain nu
eros Roielesn, Earfona ufaxa nnpuy IL eampte CO.
and Panat ess aadsr Custom Hensa Keys II
| pipes Palm Tree Gin.
1 For sata by s. D. GRATIAA Il Co..
ja2l u essaaahanss -
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GPALDING's PREPARED GLuEs
spALDTNG,s PREPARED aLUEi
Fiji - Y
sPALpING's PREPARED GLUE
Save the P1ecess

save the E1eceSt
&c NoMYi pIsPATcHs
as-t.A Stitch in Time Saves Nine.n-lE
As accidents will happen regulated families i
very desirable have cheap and convenient for
pairng Furniture, Toys, Grockery, etc -
SpaIdfngss Prepared Glue
Meets emergencies and household afford 10 b
Without always ready and the sticking point
longer necessity for mnng chairs spntsrsd
nesrs dolls cradles It II just the ara
for cone she'll work. popular with Ia
dies of refinement and TASTE q
This admirable preparation nsed cold being chemically
held In solution possessing all tho valuable qualities Of The
best glue. It 30 used in the place 81
nary mucilsge. being vastly more adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
IA Brush accompanies each bottle Price. Is cents
wholesale Depot No. As Cedar street. New York.
Address HENRY q sPALDING \ CO..
Box No. SEQ. New York.
Put I'M for Dealers in containing four eight twelve
doaen beautiful Iahogph Show Card accompanying each
package.
Ka-A single bottle Of SPALDTNGts PREPARED GLUE
win save ten times liz annually every household ga
Sold by all prominent satianers Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Groeers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make a note Of sPALDIEGss
PREPARED GLUE, when making M their list Il viii stand
any climate. 1ala ly3W
oUIsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
1876 ......,..s...Cnnal Sire ets.............I 6J
f Nav oRIEAss.
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wfibr,r,s Omnibus Line

The Coaches and baggage Wagons .ILBUR,s DSfNI.
BEs LINE will call for Of The Hotels in
any part the city leaving orders the office the NJ o.
j. and g. N. r. r., ST. Charles street
iaI1 Ii WILBUR.
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COMPUTATION TICKETS.

Persons who reside the city and residence estab-
ahment the line Of the Road procure tickets in pack
Of twenty for their personal reduced rates. at
the Office on 81. Charles street.
@. r. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
Chief Eng and Gen. Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
8ebitta Of the Nlarktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday Morning. Jan. Is 1860
CoTToN. =. There was better demand yester-
day, and with some increase in the stock on sale,
about Is 500 bales sold at full prices for the
middling and better grades.
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-. .pENTIsTRY Z, SURGICAL AND ME

@s#a=@A DENTISTRY. SURGICAL AND ME
- sz@42 CHANIGAL.
%%z&zS The subscriber, having located in the city,
4lI1IIafter practice of eight years in the State, Of.
his those in need Of Dentist and hopes the
exercise Of skill and in his operations merit the public
patronage.
Having recently discovered improved method of obtaining
the of the month for inserting Artificial Teeth gold
silver he enabled adapt the plate with such
accuracy the inflammation laceraon
mouth the wearer thereby rendering the teeth useful
for the purpose OF maseaon and the its
natural expression.
All operations the teeth performed In the most satisfactory
prices within the reach Of ALL My object being
obthin reputation Dentist than make money! would
therefore be pleased patients bring their friends
witness method of operating feeling quite
ing the support and confidence all who
call. THOMAS j. HOPPER, Dentist,
North and St, Charles sts.,
dl3 1y Lafayette Square New Orleans.
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-, DIR. BEARD,s EYE INFLRA1ARK
No SIS LAFAYETTE Date Heyia, STREET.

- No. SIS LAFAYETTE Gate Heyia, STREET.
Between Baronne and easondelas, New Orleans.
This Institution open reception persons asctsd
with DISEASES OF THE EYE
The Building neW-ihe Rooms large and airy. Every
attention viii be paid to the comfort Of patients
B-Wards devoted 10 the treatment Of Slaves with ETE
AFFECTIONS.
sg- competent physieian resides In the houss.
TERMS.
Whites 81 % . ss % per day.
49,
! Negroes tHh
M Operations charged extra.
A Arfcial Eyes, Of the manufacsory Of Bosonneaus -
Paris may be obtained at the Indrmary. seaa 1yAW
II. r. puNrAHs....tss. + JAAE5
CIVIL ENGINEERING-JK X. DUNCAN Co.
y
Civil Engineers Surveyors Architects and snperinsndents
Nos. 1871 COMMON STREET. md
Z fe14 IL zak GARoNDELET STREET
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ssssz%-aA DENTAL NOTICE.-nR. j. NJ.
ESss&SsssS MAiEE has taken in the Story Build
corner OF Camp and Common streets, No.
llllI 3second floor whdre he is prepared to perform
all operations pertaining the teeth the sku
eonpished style He would particularly mention that he
new extraordinary discoveries
of Dentistry than has practice for the
last ten twenty and feels perfectly satisfied
observation and thorough eberaion that there nothing in
use superior or near equal TO GOLD PIATIN plate
Artificial Teeth either in regard to health
durability and all failed to succeed In the use Of
these metas will would fail in the use of any ner
substance $500 . = : ~ ~
Office hours, from A. NJ. until 5P. NJ. d2a FIN
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gfw eeans aag Crescent aeeauesaau aH summary Is 1860
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
e-sm .-x, r,r7zpzasnzz~n- NEW ORLEANS TO
Es& tzs JUNCTION, MEMPHIS
49, I1asaasas - AND CAIRO, VIA
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
1850 Fall and Winter Arrangement. 1860

Passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company Of
Csiope and Magnolia Streets thirty minutes past o'clock In
ths morning o'clock In the evening arrive New
Orleans thirty minutes past o'clock in the morning and
I o'clock In the evening, daily, Sundays included.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
Important Notice.

The gap Of staging in the Mississippi Central Road
duced ONLY EIGHT MILES, and there is opposition
line Of Wagons put on passengers BY taking the morning train
from New Orleans, CAN RELY ON MAKING Al CoENEC+
TON WITH THE TRAINS ON THE UPPER DIVISION.
There Is only three and half miles of lay
have every that by theft Of February
nounce the entire completion Of the road.
Passengers rely upon getting information by
calling on
Dr. P WHEELER, Agent,
ja25 No. 46 81. Charles street.