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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07

- ton ol brieK sewer OF cnlvert n Claiborne Canal
The appropriated by the city for the
said sewer or cnyer twenty thousan doAf ad tle con-
shall NOT exceed Snd appropriated sum Of twenS lhouad
The aid shall ils shape form
marked the plan aud sections 70 be at the Surveyors
The necessary digging shall be by contractor The
cypress yellow pine planks laid engwise and erosswse.
well nailed together aud projecting at least Is inches each
Thg brssWok sI.il be made in the hest
said bricks to h Of the best quality aud 70 M laid n the
best ngr'a composed II me Of .so md 5 af par
sharp sand both well mixed 10 tile best msIiieF. ne
Tile excavation each side Between tie GROUND and ie
walks Of tsd sewer, shall be filled up win we'd aEHe dry
Garth and the Itself h4l % coserei with Goa. Of well
bo ides of sad sewer and opposite The sers # Sacil
marked on the plan openings shall feet Vide
il hs Saf 20 he ne ext TO g re- & TEer and te fsa we i
with curbopes we'll laid and sealed let8t
the point; marked on the plans hundred
ieft openings three ieef square Said openings shall haze
iron easng5 W1 aa,snsa e he NALL o. The and shat
easngs with butts and ailocks The whole drawing
The openings ls opposite he CUTTERS Of the nterseetIrg
t5r hs he sa % %of % 0n sts M n4d ID 10 Of
at three inches apart and to Ge strongly fastened into the waits
e wa, Of f., hs og ie inside Hg g oss q ts
with hydraulic cement mortar composed in the proportion here
yeyor aud the whole work shall be executed in the work
mahke manner and 70 9e entire satisfaction Of said officer
An thg materials shall be of he best quality shall
The contractor shah be bound begin the work within
Council and complete the same sitha months alter
under penalty of ten dollars day for each and every day
the faithful performance of the contaet.
Payments IN cash the completion Of each and every
humfed IND 5 Tngnng 9st II sewer and aceepanee Of the
oaeh Of the amount Of each certificate until the completion
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YOUNG NtEs ATTENTION.
"If was young as was ouce,
I'D lead a different life,
I'd save my money and hny a farm, y o

The moral Of the above negro melody Is good one and
should be reHecied upon Many young iu city ba
married and single have ample salaries incomes provide
for ihe necessities and methng spare, which, iadcousy
invest in proper by Masking small payments wond
sooE make thel1 of their homes with the money
lhen would Q hRrwise sQuBnder nselessly.
Thc undersigned Hill pleasure assisting Any so dis
posed In the elEcon q such property they may eQure
tlwneft n property for sale will do we'll cali the under
ssd and leave memorandum Of thvi hoses
Win .ertls, H. e. ATflSG,
JsSl tm Real Estate Qficf, No. 8 Bunk Place,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
Bos TON. .
SHERTFFS SALES
sEeosP DISTRICT couHr} f; ], BARKER. syndis etc.
RY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sa


Of New Orleans JOSEPH GRFLIER@Ne 1913
pY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY the seventh
day of August 1860 at IL O'Clock NJ the following described
properly viz.
A LOT OF GROUND situated in faubourg Delassise. ss
in the Fourth District of this city, measuring 43 feet @
inch and lines front on Magazine street, by 10 4
deep and front on Harmony street. per plan drawn by
de ArInas Deputy dated March 10th 1853
and which will be exhibited The time place of sale
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon con.
sstng OF twosory frame house. with gallery in The second
above kiehen sate-rooied with place small frame house
satefoofeG having two with repaces cserns cc
Seized In the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ..=.. 5....
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxEME GoUn DE DIsrRIcT Z. I. PARKER syndic etc
az "a Nonvee-ofieans' ys, JosEPH 4 GEsLIER RI
EsN VERTU dun writ de saisie et yente IA
- moi Adresse Honorable Deuxeme de District
Ia Nonyeie Orleans, dams are cdessus IL procadela Ia
MARDI daont 1860 midi, lHotel de Ia Cite rue de
pene pubgue ct adjudication de Ia prop6ta la
cription-
GN TERRAIN au faubourg Delassze dams lie ouati
ee isrlct de cee VILE mesrant 8 pieds pouce gnes
De face Ia des Magasns l21 pieds de
face H. rue Harmonic, sHrant plan par Is A. dc
ras, depne arpen gendfa le 70 de 1865 leque
plan sera expose an lien ct a fhcure de la yenfe,
Ensambe oues les basses an1torltians oui exs
tent sur le dit terrain c6nan nason en- bois h cy
eAes avee gaee ournante premier ayant unatre
bTes cassee duatre chameS au pene cnisine
yere adoise deu chHnbres ayec fOyers cuye
I.e tout saisi dams latfaire ci-dessus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. au moment de fadjudicaton.
slNa ~ = ~ SheFit de Ia ppr0ssa H't lFianne
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
TALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.
YAz9o "A "a. AND TALLAHA,TGHIE

MASTER connecting with stesnitr ebarmer on
trrival al Eeksburg FRIDAY morning)For Sa
tsrti, Yaoo City Tehua Silver Creek Beonia Westorer
Honey Island Turles's landing sidon Cranes Landing Rs
ing Su4 Hnuphreys Greenwood Point Lehore Gosse
all intermediae landings Talahache river high
Shareys landing leaving Vicksburg Friday arrival
the 81 o'clock evening train.
Er All freights shipped by the Gharmer will be taken
hrongh at high rates without charge aA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
Railroads.

Railroads.
8 N. O.. OPEL0UsAS AND GREAT WESTERN a
BRAsEAR CITY August g. 1850 u bbls molasses Liam
bias & Dockter-96 hides Cessic. r.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer Forida-4 mills HE'LL Buchanan &co
s do cotton rims Prescott Payne Harrison do
Logan Soniat Claborne do NJ Rhorer Eco sundres 10
order.
MoB1EE-Per steamer Caifonia-I cotton gin to Rotcbord
Brown Scos do Pral do Block, McAee Scosundries
order, ii MI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
R a. FAHNEsToCK.s XERMIFUGE FOR

-. TAPE WORM.
Aessrs. b. A. Fahnestock II CO
GeniletnenSone years since recommended B. A. Fahnes
tock3s Nermuae relative Mr. Charles West jefferson
couny, Mississippi for ehd eightean lis old viii was
supposed TO be dying from fits He it three vas
which bonRh from i tape worm twentyone feet long and
cured the child This worm preserved, aud have shown 1t
planters in this and The HdjOnng countless have sold
sands Of bottles Of Vfuge with perfect sacon
the purchasers II this Will be Of any service in calling aIlen
ton to your valuable y, lhery It.
JAMES +. HARPER,
or the firm Of Harper Son, Druggists,
Bayou Sara La
R Purchasers should look well on the DOT
e and wrapper and be particular that they buvr
4 Tabnastnek's vamifnge nd nnn other fy23 iu6w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07

ss-<, " - - .'ea- ''-e.. %, ,Sl2
We nptieed saies Of about SO hds from first ard
ami second hands iii ar prices Fairio faiIy Fair 7aea
p TO crSns embracing leaO hhds were sold on nfa
9 ton last week II ss&QssGe. n b.
AU1sAhSl We did hear Of any sales Of ipnor,,.
FioHH About 1000 hhs disposed o cot,nrsin n,
supefine pfisne ms 500 two lots at ss 40 Ilfa *
5At ~ %. lao IS e0 400 Extra al ss sai AN
cheee do on private erms and 30 Plants n lois al IS N
S q bbi. - - = g ~
The sales Of Corn embraced about lI fasD ssss
neaaaias gdea inferior from ae I2s Mixcd al 3D.
iiiz n three los d IS 400 IN lots for YelIo Mixed
sHd 6iq fer White Mixed 409 Yellow White Mixed and Yellow
Mixed nur pss 6cc 2U Foiop ls2 White Mixed 4,
~ atl Vhte Missed a 6ss 900 and i9 White ut Iae a
saslF ~ oa Ne siosicsd ssIss of Sc Louis
conptssns ti3 IN lsts at 4e and $50 49, bahc or
nra i's SACKS were sod. including Iie0 Eos 81 l5
sad 500 y thFes lols 9. 81 % q 100 Ibs
Hay lot Of e8 paiss MesEsria sss iakcn = ss NJ
q iun
PROVISIONS The transactions ~ posl .s,
bhs Mess Saturday At SCI o. an,s 80 ~ 4i ~
essassiis a. FL As2z ~ n bhl Raeon the
i1s et9Ns Sinsa NIes IL ilsee al sise =
-zIg ea aia mol hfar q sale of anxsonse,lienea z -
G0FF EE The sales eoufnea to ID ,ess IL "a - 4
kHSIucKf BAGGING.. loo pieess IL .ndoors ss s,s
aALE ROPE. 80 ess aashipe Made wore Oh + u
etsax heard or 40 sales Eslra slssyy "a
at Ise 3 II. - = ss-
WI Ataat sse Ibis. wore disposed il. .ciqsis n,
p gallon, - - = e - 'sssr.
fREis HTS We noticed ship iskes. for reasa, Al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
CATTLE EmARKET.

iEsssRsoN CITY, August .. ls6o
Ths ssslsls eouFsea 20 TeSss gsits 20 Weses HceSs
and 10 alish Cows. =
PRIoKss
s ssss Gasis Ws.ssn arsi quality 2 100 s,.. sp ID
Sesi Eae eetefn sceaad quality. p ft bG.s bs,Ss al
ksas Castle Tssas choice, a ahead g5 n XII NJ
1ssl gss zx siinafy aud good, 3hsad :. i3 0ssa1 d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
TUE LOUISVILLE ARTEs1AN WELL WATER

This Celebrated Water which obtained from Artssian
Wen at Louisville from the depth of 1850 feet has been proved
BY the ANALYSIS Of Professor Lawrence Smith, of Louisville and
Professor james r. Chiffon of New York ba closely allied
In Its medicinal properties to the famed Kssn
In Bavaria and superior that OF the Blue Lick
tek and the Congress Springs of Saratoga
this city.
For such Diseases Dyspepsia Gosvenes Derangenent-
Of the Liver etc. etc. 1t far of the
mineral waters heretofore in 1t Is put up in bottles
packed with great in strong boxes containing two
dozen bottles For sale in New Orleans by
msn sm M " Papd rss straat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
Arrsreea Ysstsrsfaxs

Bark lola wyle Patterson for BoFleaux " Dewey Seo
sclf fowhailn, Caro-, for Pensacola, onowd n sullivan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
y II. @fLhiOans ELa aAtCEkSS, PATENTED
~ Go z DM O Old Gil I L Il r.
- MosT EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
HfKTfrIANo FORTE MANDATORY.

wN. KNABE Il CO., Nos. l. 3 and Euaw street. Bali-
more respectfully inform their Southern friends they have
enlarged their factory, and prepared supply the great
demand for their Pianos, They unaueSenably the most
duabo contain ali the latest improvements and fully guar
aneed for five For and great power Of tone
and agreeable touch, they unequaled
Thaeg stFakosch and other great pnns have Used them
in their and have certificates superiority
They have for the last years. taken the first premiums over
all competition in MI the different States where they have been
exhibited Last year they received first premiums two at
Montgomery Aa for the Southern ae piano and
one for the best against all competition.
full supply of the above instruments may found a our
agents in New Orleans,
NELL 4 WASHRURNS,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets
iels ly9W Story Building tun stnirs,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07

Arrived Yesterday
Steamship orisaba Place Indanola and Galveston 10 G
Harris-Ber1grk's Bay.
&cn--2d dist 20.
Seh Potomac IS days fa Vera ernE e 6oidenhow
Lpsarrp- vioasiy reported at Quarantine Sation2d
dist 81.
sctr SoItlrnr Hanson tiass nm Pensacola
sehE Anna Belle, Turner, I'm Pehsaeos master-Basin
steamsSnss.
John ! Roe, Carroll FIN 81 Iouis.
Hiawstha, biSsss st Louis.
Empire faIASh, Ninccut, FIN Lower Eosst
Flogiaa Myers I'm Mobile. s,~. ID
5ahiS hi.Skgia, Hopkins, FIN Mobile,
MHSsc, Sueek ih DcnRidsonyille.
Tes5at Music, Wagner FIN the Passesawei down and I,
- SEA the 5 inst, ship Roscachrougt up schr Bril-
lalie, ana from Quarantine sehf Potomac,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
DENTISTRY


SszsszsSsA Loss OF TEETH-nr. j. WEST
~ ST. Charles street eohtipnes supply the
tfRY$@%swas LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
Al1AlJ upon his principle of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal approbaon rece
mened as bsng he most ingenious supplying ARTI
FlGlAb TEETH hitherto invented, and in all restoring
perfect articulation and macation and perfect
IN defy detection by the closest
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold combines all modern
improvements Those interested will find these Do
entirely and sefnpuousy correct DR. W. bis
thanks to the inhabitants of New 0rean vicinity for the
extensive practice they have vered him with fifteen
Office and residence lie St. Charles street.
from Lafayette SntlHre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
uPpDR M1sstssIPPl.
w ST. LOUIS, fssss. 49, r;s,s,zzzs.sszs,g.]
~ &c AIRn ssss EsSssts sss as

For through tickets this CONNECTIONS set
forth the head Of this conmn and further inormaion apply
beard the Company Office No. 81 Camp street, where
plans Of the cabins be an salerooms engaged
a Il a. WILTON General AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
SRlpplua satflligeate.
Cleared Yesterday

cRrsoENY oyTleE, No. fe Camp Street,
+. .4. Tuesday Morning, August {, lS5vss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07

! IStssa-. tgHS + MONROE Magor.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY the 2Dlh iHst,
win adjudcac my Office 2 O'Clock, NJ, the above con
AMI t2t v. nlPfESSlS, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
oPELoUsA AS.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY sfh inst. at Is p Nj
FOR OPELOUSAS VIA AT0HAFA
49, hlaya-Tsteamer Minnesota, Capt Nc H.
Husband, will leave above taking freight and
passengers for Old River, Simmsport and ali
ntermedale points For freight passage apply board
E V1RGINlES q. DENTZEI.,
au6 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07

- for the construction of brc, sidewalks botered by cih
stones aud wooden gattes-ls both sides Of Espsnae
street from Dotcnois 10 Broad and III Tie
west side Of Calves street from Epadc Bernard street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
OHIO RIVER.
R ED RIVER

leaves TUESDAY. Aug. 7. mt s p NJ
REGULAR RIzQXF-xEATER PACKET
H. M For shreveport Grand Bayou, Gampte Grand
Ecote, Coushata, st. Maurice Montgomery Cote
ssz Alexandria, NoTinan's, Barbin's all inerme
daie landings on Red nver-1he elegant light draugh
and swift running passenger packet Moro JoseD
Agnada master will leave above. For freight OF passage
apply on board
vIRGINIus C. DENTzEL,
au4 Advertising Agent,
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Seitume es9eiee + E:

y Ias abunnsrrrmt tcnrt nitt cher sstanris
p.rren, tis ale 9tudItdnrs ts;atlt fnr.
p 9as atcnnemtnt niyr ais 0 rtl auIsnr
t.rrott,t w.nn es nitt au5crtdtt attefellt rirr.
81 g2sr crei glummsrn elmer 3citnn3 annimnt,
wirr ais atprnsnt an3sctsn unr tat raar GATE
lung gu lsiitrn.
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Trjtr tnsri httr,

{ rs- nma.4 (SiF9 im 1ifrtf6uItIuE) ~
G bait -aintn tr1tn G5crittsta1 am ;Irstteu Gdinaa
i'm SetcMr unrG ven ra al. an jsrCm sirt item
,zs SGmtas rts antqu Npnatt ;3usirih enirN'tlt.r
ee pir Ani,rtisuns aqtr,- i'm SeYi&r Sts tyiff
sssstiSateN tisssrstH; jdrtitliata Hrtsttsxs'S
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~ / ct) E T..
Iritte5 Gap itel.

Gu6 cine Irriacittitts. - Sn rer @utle.
- Stfcle, mas ma6t rer Slass p ,'s
Gjsr it - olurtildo'. :" = Giue lanrlitr
qlWmlrmn3 nm cine Ginlaruna.
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g SebtnannAeM.

0aS ,S.rmannsr 8cltstlattt.r sr.
f4tint 'tcsn Sam'faS unb tclfct jibrli9
p. Irpei 9cQars in b1ltjabrli4rr 9oraus'
teJab ing. Injei8eI iprrbeB 81 ran
nsttn'itt 'nrrn StctnSunselI aufSencm-
insH- $anstre 1n;sissn rperceH inn 9cr'
baIiEiS ts t4net. --g e..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

Coy. HousToa AND THE BORDER TROUBLES
washington. March 6.-The President to-day re.
hned g .ae senafes resolution calling for nforma-
affairs on the Rio Grande 8.
: Among the documents is a letter from Governor
Houston, dated Austin, February Is. addressed 10
the Secretary of War. in which lie saws that he dc,
plores the situation of Texas her nexamnjed IN.
dian troubles for the last ten years. and int fnravs
q Mexico on The Southern boundary, and asks. n
the name Of humanity, if the Federal arm shall not
| speedily be raised and extended in behalf Of her
| suffering frontier. Should not this be done. h
says be shall in short time be compelled ID liz
| lndefaasible right Of sefdefenee not only 10 a.
| feat the enemy, but to prevent the recurrence d
similar disorders on the frontiers. Texas can am
will i applied to, in thirty days be able 10 music
| $4,000 men, who are anxious, embarrassed As hel
/ finances are. to make reclamations on Mexico IA,
oil her wrongs. Can she hope for aid from IL.
Federal Government? She will, in addition to he,
manifest forbearance venture yet to defer for iii.
| action Of the Federal Government
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

sofa ~ DOES ~ order IL enable Bill wife and her
sister and brother a get back home.
XAe sisters Nere seen passing aiong ST. Charles
street yesterday. II their cheap HOPELESS dresses
and white san-bonnets; and tho special police
oiaoezs who had beifiendsd them lodged out OF
their way for two reasons; hrss, because public
scandal had begun 10 attach itself u shsr friaad
ship far the poor simpEetona; and secondly, be-
cause they found that the girls had taken several
moonlight walks with some gallant painters prem
sices, who had been st work near where they
roomed The snm 81 III being this, that the girls
had foana new friends, either good Oh bad, and
wers not ID any particular hurry about leaving
town s#S
Nsw OaLEANs AcADKaY or SCIENCE This il an
institution both useful and prosperous, connected
with the University 81 Louisiana, now ii its eighth
year. AL d meeting Of the members last week
the following gentlemen were elected as officers
TOR the present year:
Prof. y. Il. Riddell, President.
Hon. Charles Gayarre, Or. James s. Gopes, vice
Presidents.
Den. B. Benedict Recording Secretary.
Henry Cline. Esq, Corresponding Secretary.
Rev. G. u More, Registrar.
n. G.. Kerr, ESQ, Librarian.
james n. Bailey, Treasurer.
Dr. }. s. Knapp, Rufus NAPLES, Esq, eurators.
4 TIE EASE BALL March. The beautiful weather
yesterday stimulated The public appetite for feast
I ing upon tho spectacle Of the base BAH match be
4 tween the Empire and Orleans Clubs, who were Il
meet IN the field for the first time; the Empire be-
4 ing the champion club, and always ready for Che
friendly visits and the field tests Of the other clubs
A great crowd Of people, including many ladies'
attended ID witness the trial and the issue. Each
club had iii tent and refreshments, and the atmos
phere was particularly remarkable for three things
the clearness BIT its sunshine the sweet odors Of the
neighboring spring gardena, and the tincture Of
/ good hnnor and cordial hospitality which glad.
dened that particular patch Of green sWard il JEFF
ferson City known % the Delachaise Ground.
From first To last, the match occupying the whole
afternoon, The contest was vigorous, and exciting
i To all who beheld; but the greater experience Of
H the Empire boys and their proficiency in the par
ticuIar nceties Of pitching, and catching, and bat
ting, told hugely in their favor. The Empires
faxed the Orleanians ut the rate Of almost two to
i one. Though the contest was lively and vigorous,
according to the abilities Of the two clubs it was
still one of the best hnmored and most friendly
contests that came off upon the fieldedges Of
New Orleans. The following il the official report
of the scorers the Orleans Club playing nine
members against eight Of THE Empires:
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS

Sugar Planters visiting the city invited to call and
the model of Wade II, Gilbert Fl. o. Ames IMP RDFED
PROCESS FoR TREATING CANE JUICE IN MANuFAC-
TURING SUGAR, with The Of the Improved Connected
Steam Train
canence treated by this being freq from the
perfect by the too high Inning Of the Juice
gahde the old kettle ran and the imperfect carifca
and cleaning Of the juice In the isolated eraoratos Of the
ordinary open train results in The finest qualify of Brown
Sugar that can be made
The working Of the CONNECTED STEAM TRAIN Is one OF
simplicity and always under the complete control Of
sugar With This Train II is unnecessary Bone
Black and CHARTERS altogether dispensed with ogether
with cnbrous appliances Vacuum Pans Centrf
gals, Tanks, Steam Pumps, ETC.
Also, AMEs1 STEAM PANS for making Sugar. They
| the best in use.
By permission following Planters who have them in
can be referred 10:
DR.. JOS. MARTIN, yalenee Plantation, Assumption.
| Mr.. JAS. II. RIGGIN Magnolia, 81. James.
| Mr.. YALERY Ian lRY, Ascension.
Hon, MILES TAYLOR, Assumption.
Mr.. P. C. REGARD, Iberyie
/ DIR. j. MARTINI Yoson Plantation, Assumption.
Mr. JULIEN TouRSILLoN, Ascension.
H. O. AMEs,
| No 100 Poydras street, near St. Charles,
| fs7 I'm Office mp stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

friend of ours who was an eye witness to the
fact related to Us short time since an amusing
circumstance which occurred while Judge r. H
presi ID on the bench in this district.
On a particular occasion after his appointment,
business called him to Liberty, and while there,
meeting with many Of his old associates at the bar,
he got into eonyigial mood, which lasted several
days, and on going out he looked rather worse for
wear. In crossing the river al Owens landing,
there was boat discharging freight, and in .
great haste for fear another boat would pass that
then just hove in sight.
The clerk called out: I say, old man, can't you
turn in and lend the men hand in taking off that
lot Of furnitureg will pay you well for doing SO,
and double fly in the bargain.' "Oh, yes.n
says the Judge, always ready to help in time of
need.h Then turn in and be quiek,n said the
clerk = be quick, men!f
The first thing was fine marble finished bureau.
In going off the plank, the Judge slipped, and the
clerk and mate ripped out with big GA IL, aThere
now, throw that into the river, will your Ger
tainy,'' says the Judge, and giving kick with tho
order, overheard it went. ..Hellow what's that
for ~ said the clerk. Il always obey orders when
] work for man, said the Judge. Leave, p saws
the mate Agreed says the Judge as he retired.
Clerk says, WHO'S that old man?n Al bystander
remarked, THAT is the Hon. Judge H.. Of the
Fifth Judicial District Of Missouri "oh hell let
/ go that line! ~ IWestport Star.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

French AND orHER MODERN LANGUAGES, Boog.
kEErfse, EHe-AE Prot. Richards Academy, 80 arayler
street. HE pupil 10 Of study unusually brief acquire
practical kHewiedga 81 The French other modern language
fr The Professor gentleman Of due abilities long expert
enee has perfected 40 improved Of instruction which has
psosad s wisdom and efficiency hundreds 81 times The in
sutp ennenty practical therefore knowledge ii
practical and useful All Of Professors former pupils
ready attest 10 the excellence on HE method New elass
vii be FORMED q the academy Tonight aid Instruction In all
the branches taught y thorough and conducted The most an
shtensd principles NE ask attention Prof Richards nd
sfertisesaent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12
patton, SMITH & PUTNAM.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND aRAYIER STREETS,
Agents for the Sale
M4NUF4erBRED TOBACCO,

MANUFAGTBRED TOBACCO,
hand and constantly receiving on commits,
sion direct from Manufacturers the Lago and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
Of every variety they offered the trade and solicit
the attention RocERS DEALERS their stock before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds La BELLE CREOLE s. and los; BUCK
FIENEy'S 81 and l0s KENTS i0shesdes various other
brands. GRANT WILLIAMS Il lbs, and others, LEoN6-
RIA pounds which The Premium at the State Fair at Pc
tershurg ya November 1885, Y B. P JONES' pounds and
Twists which have the Premium in North Carolina six
wears in succession and Is perhaps the finest Tobacco
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wILIIAMsoN,s TWIST earst pickings3 KATE ELIZA
psunds Intended for connoseurs only and in fact every
scription Of Tobacco generally used,
We Also have the PowHATTAN PIPES. which we receive
direct on commission df2 6n