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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
HlFALL TIN,

A eorrssPondsnt Of tbs LsOsburS Mirror
gives the following 'hifsluda' psu.gyris Of
the 'lAsss'' Of GrOVslaOd, TssSvell county,
llliHOis, aud tho inducements TO young men
10 smigrAlS -
lueuld advise JOung men, who arc ds,i-
rous OF rendering this life a. pleasant and
ir'nsporting &c psrAdisicsl dream. TO EN-
isrs1s to this sublunary paradise, Witbon,
delay. The ladies Of this section in point
OF accomplishment Of mind, beauty Of face,
and symmetry Of form, cannot be trApsssnd-
ed And their potent faculty OF oouvsrss-
honal powers aud peculiar sdsp,iop 80 DIS
seminate rays ofinsfAblS felicity around Gbo
hearts OF ell who arc indicted into the in,
munity Of q social cohfabuls,ion, are sndoW.
nsSts which seldom fail to espiivate the ,us
csptibie bsart Of the unssspsotihg swain -
Such 10 Vsriisblo story Of our TarsWsl las.
saa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

rEThs tsu apoh ne A.siss8ns. Laaioas
ahi Hampshire Railroad. .,st, re L~s,barr
Ws'hihr'ouian.l have s1nnsues8 rassisr
dsiiy 81 fsf - FsfmvslL Thh - ~ ef.s,
sfrss'sFs % tti' soosty " hrisFisrus uinis
fsv bears of AIsftrens uhth NEE IN fuiur.
t'eons hs pritsifsi trsdins p.ses fof ne eoot.
". Tee fosd - sutsubusiiv tosrracass .. a.
- % 10 npIsisd snd 10 uni ~ pushs sfsrvsts,s
49, ss ps,sibls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
THE sHERIRFAYrY.


M''sra EdRori -
oo,ervs hat .,,,.r -.
'ntn hs'v teen esntd ior he Cthc. Of a.,
80, ' Spr'ns s'eeiion ssd -Ail.t ~ouid 81
hth nsmsd, u ierl assured TIA, IN. ,n,,,.,,
eeahy sci a. the people, could ,et \.
,.se,e ~ ehsnse cf the rf,.,pt uo,,As .,
sAmhs W. CAMPBELL, E.q IL A.,
80 s S'stte,se,e rs'Pos,ibilitss 10 peril,
rnsnd ne public Ithef,fof. tTa.t ~
~ 'e1s"on VII continue 10 cthc. nUAffN
"S"' FRIEND To woRru
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
GOV. HEH

Visited ChGr!esto~p on Friday last He
was received ty the Jefferson Guards
Who escorted him ts1sts Garter HosE.-
lie visited the prisoners 10 The jail whilst
here. He also Inspected she military now
here 90 de,y and Ief' The county on Mos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
ANHEsrY,

The Lsgisiatars q Yhgisis has ,.sssd
bill gTantiog 80 sunesty 10 81 persons
vi'ha TIE State sho havs bssa engaged q
susliag Ptevious 70 the i0gh II Jssu,ry
last fron 'he frsqusSt sui pensions of he
Psosl'iss Incurred under The code Of hssorD
- sosld sees 70 b sbsufi 20 havsssssG.
dssllisg lag SPos The statue kook
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

SricIDE 90 GouSo LApr.-M.s Deborah
Hall Broughton, sged "a years, committed 81.
icide IN Baltimore on Friday last, while labor
iug under mental depre' sion. The sun say, ::
The deceased resided near Port Depo.i,
Cecil county, Nd hut was visiting her sister
tho wife Of Mr.. McAlisier, nj whose house IA.
deed was committed. Her vi,i, had alr.,dy
extended over three weeks, and duung tba,
time nothing unusual was noticed in her IN an.
Der or HABITS, except that she was SUBJECT In
attacks CT neuralgia at times, accompanied
with great depression Of spirit. About 4
o'clock on Friday afternoon, aitor returning
from n wAlk she left her .g,r 10 the siuinr>
rooLn and went Up sia.f.. ss,jhg she va. very
tired, and vol'i ii' down awhile. After an
hour had eap,cd, Mrs McAH.tsr vent 10 her
room with tie intention OF awakening her
bu; not finding her there, searched through
the house, and finally went into IT.. third story.
Upon ru.E'ng open the door 1t M, with come
obstfncIion. ADD upon examining fur he, Ms..
Mchii'ier discovered Der sister hang , in the
stairway leadiss 10 the at ic from a piece Of
wood placed acro.s tho aperture Tier frat
impulse Was 10 save Der. and RAINING 10 the
Kitchen for kuiEs, she cut her down. And
bore her 10 lower apartment 10 her arms.
bu, life Was found to b. totally extinct. She
had used piece Of rope for her purpos,. snI
after delibsrAily preparing the moose. swung
herself of from chair, which she pushed
away from under her feet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

Mr. Banks vas elected Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives, 90 Saturday, Feb.
mary 3, 1850. Tbs plurality rule was adept.
ed after 1877 ballots Mr.. Banks hal iOs
votes, Mr. Aiken 100, and there were eleven
scattering votes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
Special Notices.

A~oRg The many restorative, Oh sch s.mr, .,,,
Piled To rshe's the sfi'et,oo, o. kuman,t, tho,
mole iAv0rssis rss fOr sesrts,s class S,I.,.,,n
The med 'einsi gen. fIAs " I'D Cherry t.. Ia.
ho~e''r's!sAb e 1t 10, us Pe-sr to h,sl. To q, IL,
isr'is'r. sAd To cure. 10 sHhsacsI Ten fsld s,,,,
'he .ad Iad.siOss eomb,a.uss ui,A ether ,.Tr..,t,
70 'Ss"'ri's, OF squAl ~e'ih. 1Ln happy assIu.
sKIIs that
"Coubisatios aud form iods,A'
Of msdioiAs ksouss>
DE, wsTsHs BALsAR - VIM Cana,
whose 'aise .a tSriss Cousks. Colds, Bias,s.t.
weooP'HE Cough. Group, Ashm., PalHouss, As..
uon, lad lneiP'sht CoHsun ption - iss.ilmab,
HOME TESTIMONY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

VIII b gwen 10 eur bsIt Issue, TO- ASA.
Der Of "Giits presented o., sod kisdass,,s
sH.sDdsd. To b rsmsnbs,,d IL grateful %
ear hearts. THREE blessed are Ne Charts.
BE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
FIRE AND GREAT Loss or L,vr

On Thursday night last, = tensmept bou..
10 + IN street, Nov York, bstwesu Grand
aud Btoome was destroyed by FIRE. Itw.s
occupied 10y - families, and it is believed that
from twenty TO thirty Persons we're burnt 10
death Many we're carried TO the bospitsl
badly burned and otherwise Injured ~ Jump
ipg FROM the windows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
~ Tic LIuehburr Yirnini,n 90.

~Ihs LJuchburg yirgisiau say.:-
Tho opinion is advanced by Southern
Dem oera'Ie paper, that the failure Of the
ChAfie'Ion Convention 20 agree upsn eaa>
dids'e fOt the PtesidsEey, will eventual. in
asPesdy dissolution Of the Union. W..
pu's that The fate Of this Uuiou is no, in
the sspssiAl keeping Of the Democratic or
any other party. The Union 10 the inh.,.
iiasee Of The people Of the United State,
and its fatsis "a heir hands. The poliiici.u ,
cannot deprive them of it They only eau
determine its Duration
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

b-Tte ChIrlo,,.sville Advocate say.
that II time shall ever come when twill b.
necessary Tor Virginia to leave the Uuiou in
oIdef to protect Der vested rights, that que.,
hon. both as to The time, mode, and extent
one Which rHE PEorLE, 10 solemn oo6yeu-
Mon assembled, will decide for theu.slyss-
We have never yet vested The authority in
toe General s''smtly 10 cay when and how
Tue state shall redress its grievances by .
change OF its government, federal o, STAT,
hnd What they are now doing 10 thai dir,c.
lion 10 an usuTpaion Of pOuerI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

H5-JACOB A. RUTHRAUFF E.q
No. J2i Bsiiimo'e Slfsst. Barimore /, ror .,
hoftE-d agent Tor procuring styett"n,Is UsE
ssfiptiln ne, &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

kEsAhEAHtg PHEsEScE o. MND Tho
following incident connected 9TH the recent
burning u the Woslsrs Fsmas College, q
oHford, Ohio, i' related BY eouepoBdsn, Of
. CioeInnau paper:
The escape q hiss ssllis r Moore ron
The college - unparalleled ~ daring. All
seems almost mifscaloss. She foofsI 10 tie
6hh story, sid fsiarhsd the second lime n
Der room fof 'oms b5oks % opening hsr
door she discovered thst The bell rss des.e
With smoke. ssd the HsiFssy sts 10 asfass.
sol Ell msaos q sFit 10 fhM direction hope.
les. Clos.ng Der d. o.. she dslbsrsts tore
The BED clltbipg into itnps th0usi thsri
firmly together, snd, lyIeg ihsa 10 ber led.
pest sbs hoPsfally stepped from bsg rindow.
ssd asds socoss.ful descent 70 ths Rrossd.
3 dslssss Of foffyssVs ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

"ThS Fifth Avenue Hotel has ca, in
which the bosrJers are to be raised BY
steam to The different aoors IL must prove
valuable to some men, particularly late in
the evening. -Pvou Joarnai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

@we are saihoriI,d 10 snnoune, JOSEPH
CkANE asa Candidate for Toe sherdauy
FEB. 9, ts6o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
FOR sHRRIFFALrY

Messss Editors '-sAsVlL RIpsSor. D.,
he supported not o.ly BY ''k. ,o,t,n. -.
hr'oa County = but By all sis..s, -As ,ppr.,
sesPsssst, practical bssissss nae
Feb. !. Is6o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

Al tbs recent dinner given 70 EI-Gov,r-
nor WisE, according TO the report 10 the
Enquirer, very aigbly CON pli nsn,sry les.
timosisi vas presented 10 Col J LucIUs
DAVIS en- bstsh Of he ladies Of Charles.
town, by the Governor, in very bandsoms
speech. The present Wasa very beautiful
gold watch aud chain. Ia their lsttsr.
uhieb Vas read on the occasion. the
ladies' ssy that the tstlimoti.i 10 oFsfsd a..
"a expressions Of their high appreciation Of
bis Col u y recent military services ~
dsfenee Of Northern Vuginia from tLs
msnsesd violence Of reckless fanstersn E"
The present. vas indeed hsudsoms. ard. &c
The Governor said, 70 gasrdon Of gsllsstry
more precious 70 patriotic knigh,bood thsn
the sPuT' Of bsraldry" Col Davis respond
90 10 very hspyy speech
Another pleasing incident Of che dinner,
Wsa The presentation By Cox. Wise Of The
sword be wore 81 tbs CouFt Of Bfaril 10
Gee. Wm. TsliAfsfTo, - 90 s1pfsss On Of
bis sense Of the sisnplafy discharge Of she
bigh and responsible drtiss shioh dsvslvsi
upon the General - Cbaflsstosn The prs.
ssstAtion speech aud ths Fs.pouss we're both
happily oonosivod.--Rie1D iSp1tsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

Ms. EpIroH We notice in the l.,f prUl.
me iacercntent D-mocrar,' . call nar- ~.
u % Las ,Ssq 10 become a oAadidal, 9: Z. -
n!n~eslih's Attorney a. opt Srfinr EIegte,
''a"ul Asy d'sHc 20 reflect spon The sfsr,
th'eh have bren presented 10 his bshsIf ". "a,
gr'' me name a JcsS RspD j. Who al,
$40 10 nat rorl'G Of be county MrEi.,r
pha""aiY seli-nat- mar aud one who hs,E,
ns ulh' %. honest cGJu placed himself 90 a,
i.>ti'n a. our bar. u slselrf =,
salll WiliGgy con .Ie lhr inte..,,v md -, :,
our '"i,ous uii sate 10 his keeping
1'h ~ 'T"o MANY VOTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

IVWe are authorized 10 snnounte JOHN
ShlRLhS Esq a. q candidate Tor h,t.It
sefnAlJ OF Jefferson county by
MANY VOTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
DosroS. Apbi ~. isy.
80 A. I-ntnr =.

40 - L aiol - (
Ma. SHrH W foWLE.--DeaI SIR You ,s,,,
able mcdie'ne. eau tTEly say, has literal ..Arr.a
me- from N. ErsSs. Last july 1 was Attark.s b, ,
sudden Goa, uhieh fesslied "a ,ery ss,er,toI,I
Nith 'ioIest pace IN the SIDE and chest h-,.p,
o. nseA rsdSe,d. that ny friend, fsakI, told N, mt
iBoai dir At this eTisis. heard Of WnrAus H.
sAs o. NiIo tHSsHS, and mined istsly .sst Tor .
eo"Is The effect pTud0ccd vas tads,d uooa..flI
My phJseiAs oas 81 the most TssPsetsbis 20 Bo.i.
Who had Prsy iosslb toh that cote az Lsv, a.,
esme IN and ,sfoTard han what | had akes X.
shAmhsd IL. Bsissn, aud adv ied ne to eoptirss u.
use Of 10. siaee whrh time have coa,iHued O. u.
prove d.Uy' Aad the same rby speian Who b. f.,s.
@e ~, told me- lev days sIscs thst Hsh, Vel i've
May ysaH.
Respectfully, MANY ROWE
% bstr~dTs % rlS VsrfAls,s Conabrfes,' II.
only 6easrlS, Pure. ASd Masrnai BahTn hss The 40.
Of" bU IT'S wHtteA ~ Hh pee Ind tie pr,ut.t
h'me o. the ProP'isio's, 5. W. lSuIsk Co. 90 ~.
ou''ide snapper.
Prepared by ;. w. FowLE . Co, Bs.,... a..
fot sale by
k.hl tsM 4 sgHSErT. .ad 3o.,l.....
{. ". HANCOCK, Summit Pot.f
SMITH 4 son. N,ddIsraS
IlMhERLAkE 4 subtitle R,prs.
JOSEPH CiAGETr. Harpsss Fsr,t
WM hOCLDEK. SAspk,rdifsun
ARd by Draicfs sNefyuhsTs
Jsn. ~. 1880. ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

INo THE PUBLIC.
L The andsrsigurd, teing eel EuosrI.I
w. would ohcF bis sfrTict, 10 al requiring
LITERARY AID
lie ~i.l iarnish AdIrrssrs Ofadors E.,I,, Pr.
,'"tAiipns Speeches and Replirs I.ire, tuf A.sans
Ayros'ies-prspafe matter tor ne Pfess-Otitas
res, ana Sfite p0stTy 90 sbv suti.rI AttIss
Ipos' paid FINLEY JOHNSON
NtS iutI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
COW nETTRD.

COMMITTEE % ~ Js,I ~ -. g.
- 20 re iIh 81 ps enbsr $50 ssafss...g
Nsefo hsn. Who calls kimssif SAN IrEf
hOh tis n isst "a ieshss bteb a -. ~
solnf Had oa shsn tcmmHisd q fsii .s,gfe1
'.I ssa 'eass ~ Hs ssys ~ vss
"'nf ~ gus cpaafr We
c. John AVIS Jsiias
oa,l-sslosa- P,b . .lsa9 ~ k...a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
Baltimore Prices current.
Ton THE WEAK ENDING FgB, -,
Reported Es,tiy szprss., "a. A.
"virgtnia Free q,

RFNDOLPH &c LATINIEp
90 sotrH srannT,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-18
Nfh Orleans 9ailp Crfstsrd.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IS, 1860.
TALK ON ,cHANeE.

The gatherings on the flags yesterday were free,
large in some localities, with the inquiry being
freely made early in the day, "What will be the
nature of the next accounts from the other side p?
About meridian this inquiry was answered by the
announcement of Liverpool accounts up to the 7th
inst, brought by the Bohemian, en- route for Port
land, boarded off Cape Race. The adyiees were
deemed encouraging, which had favorable effect
on the flags.
The London money market is reported by this
arrival to be in good order. We have now re-
sponse to advices from this side to the 24th Of
November
The talk is we may as well stop watching the
telegraphic wires, and so to work minding our own
business. Some folks waste too much time look
ing after the telegraph, much more than is neces-
sary. As for the dispatches from Washington City
and three-fourths of those from New York, it is
not supposed that any man possessing ordinary in
telligence regards them with the least credence.
True there was some talk Of information from high
places in New York that our quondam citizen,
George opdyke, X. o. s., stands a much better
chance to receive from Mr. Lincoln the appoint
ment of Secretary of the Treasury after the 4t of
March next than most other aspirants. Chairman
George, we learn, has the call for the post over
pUFtEuuT HedEty VINO HAS
made good deal of money out of Louisiana sugar.
But. unfortunately for George there will be no
Treasury after the 4th Of March, and he will have
to take to the shears.
The receipts of cotton since Saturday morning
| show large falling off. The roads in the interior
are in a bad condition. and prevent the usual de-
liveries at the stopping points on the river. The
receipts from Red and Ouachita rivers are free.
Planters are taking advantage of the rise in the
water, ard pushing their crops forward Those
planters who are out Of debt have their cotton
held for higher prices as well in c5tton presses
here as in The gin-houses, or in shipping ware
houses. Here, in New Orleans, it can be protected
against fire at low rates of insurance and in readi-
ness for any advance in price which may take
place. There will be no trouble no civil eommo-
ton Louisiana and New Orleans will act and
secede without any interruption from President
Buchanan; and the talk is, that after the 4th of
March MI. Lincoln will not be thought of.
| There was some little movement in the freight
market yesterday. Vessels are plenty and more
on the way hither; though the number in port are
fifty less than at this time last year, we shall not
have so much cotton to forward. -
There is large increase in the receipts of West.
ern produce over last year, as will appear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-18

ST. JoHN's, n. r., Dec. 17.-By the arrival Of
the steamship Bohemian off Cape Race, from Iiy-
erpool on the 9Th and Londonderry the 7th, we
obtain the following intelligence
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Z, P. NJ 1elegrdphed 10 Lon
donde7y.-The Brokers' Circular reports sthe
sales of Cotton for the week just ended at 49 900
bales, including $500 taken by spectators, and
$500 by exporters-th to the trade 43 00O
The weeks business opened at decline of ID,
owing to the American panic, but closed with
rather more inquiry, which was freely met.
To-day's (Friday's) business amounted to 5000
bales, the market closing quiet, at the following
authorized quotations:
Fair Orleans. l5-l6d. Middling Orleans ED.
Fair Mobile. ...... lad. Middling Mobile l3-l6d.
Fair Uplands. -. lid. Middling Uplands. 64d.
The stock of Cotton at the port of Liverpool,
foots up $4,000 bales, OF which 5Q,000 are of
American production.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. z, P. M.-Messrs. Richardson,
Spence q Co., and others, say the weeks business
in Breadstuffs closed steady.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. z, P, M.-Messrs. Wakefield,
Nash & Co. report Provisions as having closed
quiet
LONDON, Dec 7, P. M.-The English finds have
undergone no change since last Tuesday. The
London Money market remains the same as per
last quotations
It was expected that the steamship Persia, which
left Liverpool on the Sch inst, would take fully
EGO, 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-18

According to the above figures, it does not ap-
pear we are likely to be under short supplies in
the South for provisions and provender.
Our market is the only real cash market in the
United States that was; but we now call it the
best on the Western continent. And as the close
Of business approached yesterday, everybody on
the flags appeared to be in good humor and we
hope to find the same good feeling to-day. True,
there are some exceptions there will be in the best
of times.
The mail came through as late as due, that is
with dates from New York to the 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-18
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-Francis Webb, W j Lyle,
Matthews, w Lea, D Avery, La Richard
son, L Morris, Reynolds, v Smith, Miss
Q Young, La; Mrs NJ Craig, j Chapman, Ark;
B Murphy, DR. d Bosland and lady, La " Lewis,
Ky; w w Marshall R Thompson and son, Miss; A
Belize, Ala; Hayes and wife, La; Thomas NJ
Rocker, n Y; Mrs Thos Hale, N o. J Hale; j z
Malony Dr. PEBBLES, La; Rogers, s O.; Saml
Helper N Y: II Wiles, AW Burgess and lady, La;
II Ihomathy, city; p Cabeli, No; 2 Stockton
and wife, y a; DR. Fl G Snodgrass, Miss; ] L
Mclean, G A Mclean, Miss Mr. and Mrs Noise
and family, La; Chas N Sarvin N Y; Mrs Hamil.
ton, La; Geddings, N II McWilliams, J A War
raj, Texas: j Adams, Virginia D E Meade,
Louisiana.
ST.. JAMES HoTEL.-Jas Haskitt, Va; D Il
Burke, n o; ? James, Cal; Raiey, N o /: Z
i Hartang, N Y; d /. Fairehild, w d Larkin Saml
Redes, Martin VIM Wooten, W L Haley, G L
Thomas, Dr. oatis Miss D 0 Newby, Texas;
E Strickland, A W Smith, L Aliens, A N strick.
land, La G L Esthu and wife, N o; Il Hollwilz
MeGinnis, Dir j NJ Thomhill, f f Stovall, II Bogel,
Bogel, Jno Ruthu, J Brongh, Barnett, Miss; B
city; DR. s Moore, Mrs Moore, Jno N Campbell,
Plummer, Miss; DR. H Irving, Va: e W Wi.
ley, La; Reed and lady, city; W Waldrous,
NJ Madden and lady, Texas; D Mitchell, Ga;
A Parrish, E NJ Bacon, Chas S Craig R j Sattes.
white, T J Satteswhite, Miss; Q Ashburn, Ga; W
G Burton Miss.
ST. Louis HorE1.-R Keith Miss; W Galent, ST
John; Ashburn. Gas G Burton, Miss;
Caloff, Texas; 7 Savage, Miss; 6 Turner, La;
n Clements, r W Rutherford, Texas; Thos d Per.
rie, Nd; J I Garrett, Texas; NJ s Mande, N Y; j
Shaw, La; r Hasnook.
City HoTEL.-W S Haekworth, L Forbes, D
Barclay Haraway, I Bradford, Texas; g
Sill Miss; A Cain, L Andrews, Jr, Ala; 4 Dan
N Merritt, Red river; G VI Turner, La; b Walker,
Mobile; P Firth, J L Hady, La; 3 Neal, Min
. Enyyla Nntab I Ila Apl-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-18
VOLUME XIII.
Samuel III. Moore y Co.,
HoUsE-FURN1sHINa sroR1


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IVORY HANDLED KNIVES. m- ".
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-18
BT'iu sAe soutM Stand Firm.
TO HER INTERESTS

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Or will she do she has heretofore onesnsain the North
by buying nh her Yankee traps in the shape of MACHINERY
MILLS ETC. that along?
This Is question Of grave Importance the undersigned
who has spent the best part of his life energies in conduct
ing Southern mandatory and perfectug Corn and
FIGURING Mill that turned.
This Mil took the Premium in Gotham The best North
ern manufactured MILL Of than double the size which
Premium No IS ST. Charles street. where these
celebrated Mills are for sale
MO 2ptaI WELLS Z. COLEMAN.
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Coat OSG lamps
JUST RECEIVED.
--AT THE
oIL AND I4AMP EMPoRIUNr,
No. s CHARITIES STREET,


No. 6 CHARITIES STREET,
Pe steamers Rienye and Empire City, by far the largest
7nd most magnificent stock of KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
camps yet imported into the Southern Sates embracing
the newest richest and desirable patterns Of PARLoR
i EALL4 SUSPENSION and STAND LAMPS, manufactured in
country and in Bohemia rendering assortment (Which Is
least six times large any other in this city, equal in
spec to any in the United States, UNPRECEDENTEDLY
Low PRICES, while our uneqaaled facilities for obtain
g goods direct from the manufacturers enable not only
purchasers much lower prices than any other establish
can hut also the advantage Of selecting from
Of Lamps nn5mparaby superior any other in the South
ind the only complete one in this city.
Also on hand, an immense supply Of all the best
KEROSENE, PARAFINE and COAL OILS
nads this country; together with Parane Candles Solar
OIL Fluid and Camphene Lamps unequaed Sugar House
nd Plantation Lanterns and everything apperaInng to the
lamp and OIL trade for sale wholesale RETAIL the lowest
No. CHARITIES STREET.
Sole agency for the sale Of the Unyaed Great Kanawha and
Virginia Parahne Illuminating Oils and the Chrysone Coal
Fl. G. COVERT,
dit 2ptf Successor to Artemon HILL
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SeaEes1 a. Taylor,
IMPORTER or FINE oLp WINE, LIQUORS. ETC,
IL ,srd I5 Ra1.nI strcef

IMPORTER or FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
10 and IS Regal street,
Has now Rsore alaTge supply oc Tie celebrated CREME DE
BOuHY CHAMP M, qrarts and pfns also, brands
via u ARIES HaIDskI PIPER HFIDSEICK, PAR
AiEGTIER and other brands Of inferior qualify have
large assortment of the best Old sherres such Aao&TI
6 lAno, TOPAZ sIRR4fAs GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RIEs-ls39-sOBTnSIDE MADEIRA OF
direct importation other Madefas grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT Ports of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAG BRANDIEs-vintage 1875 1798,
lsO2 and ls05alage supply always hand All grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, In glass aud wood. WHIs-
Efs-scoteh and rsh Old Rye Bourbon aud Wheat Whis
kys. sCoTCH ALE and PORTER pints and quarts COR
DIAs etc Ny usual assortment of the best WINES which
will be sold any house in the city,
SEWELL I. TAYLOR.
sI 2pt Nos. 13 and l5 Royal street.
As to the above Brande Shee MadeTas Ports and Cham
pagnes am satisfied house tie city produce as good
or feer at the prices Any have dozen of
each named wines If they produce better price
prices they the judges be iserested
parties the good with anything have for sale in the
ratio.
nle 2pH SEWELL I. TAYLOR.
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