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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-25
AUCTION SALES.
N MrroR rrTIoxrEK.

BY 7. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ct, ETIREMENT," FOR SALE In eXccu
III ton of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax County, rendered at June ter!n lS6O. III
the suit of Bernard Kirby and wife against Mary
Coliard aud Others will cficr fer sale at public
auction. in front Of the Mayors Office, in the City
of Alexandria. on Suia,dty The Isl day ct Sep
teo,be,. nesf at II ocioch w., the well known, and
beautifully located FARM, called "RETIRE
MENT" which was devised by the late Samuel
Culiarti To his grand the pa:ties to the
suit above mentioned. This tract of land is in
the County Of Fairfax, about three miles from lee
city of Alexandria, adons "liunt!ey," the hc"G-
tifuI estate of Mrs. Betsy {. Mason aud contains
LOG ACRES. The improvements consist ot a
So good substantial DIV ELblNG HOUSE, and
Et.i niis necessary farm buildings; the dwelling
is situated on Il commanding etninencc IN !uti view
of the Potomac river aUd overlooking that 'eaut!-
lul valley commonly called the "i!aEtciu 'a'.
cy." To any i'll want Of deli 1h;:ul Summer
residence FIRST rat. opportunity Is now pceSented
TERMS or SALE.--Tcn per cent O: TIE purchase
money 10 lie paid il land, ttc balance III thrc"
equal payments at 6, II and IS months. from TIC
,luy OF sale: the deferred payments to bear incr'
est IL be secured by the bonds Of The purchaser
with approved security, ami retention OF :hc title,
until said payments are made, the cash payment t"
l,, forfeited, an, the land rr.old, upon failure ri
the purchaser - comply with the terms "t sale.
IA y /. y
il 3l--eats Commissioner.
By }. +. GREIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
/ ARGE SALE OF uOuSEliOh I'D AND
/ 1 KITCHEN FuRNiTUkE.--By authority OF
deed OF trust Tor purposes therein ulrntioned.
will sci. nj public auction, "n IL E>DAl MohN-
INu NEXT 18th inst, at 10 o'rloca. A. NJ, ut
t,rec-stcry brick dwelling, No 2I9. on the North
side OF King, hcwccn Alfred. amt Patrick streets.
all the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuR
NiTUR +, contained thcrein. consisting Of Sofas,
Lounges, Chairs. Pier Table Brussels Carpet. Side
board, Exrcl sun Tables. Floor Oi! cloth, Chamber
Carpets Bureaus. Bc,i>tcais. Mattresses &C., with
the ustnl variety Of smaller articles, not necessary
to cruncrale. AT thc same time, will be sold. Il
valuable Cooking Stove with Water Back and
Seyvral other stoves of Il different description.
On FRIDAY MORNING. 3'St instant. II ten
o'rinck A. NJ. viii sell ii H." STORE No. i. :"u'A
Wharves | Iron Safe, > Desks, Office Chairs.
Set:cc Counter Scale, Platform Scale. 2.tt"
pounds, Platform Coal Scale, PlaStcT Scale.
Wheat Fam &c.. &c.
Terms cash upon delivery. AMI II" articles 20 be
removed until paid for II. o. CLAlGi!JON,
aug 23-d,2S&.o;3l IrnSt3c
II OCSEHOLD AND KITC /! EN- IiEAl-
/ TTRE.-ON MONDAY NEXT, eth lust
will be sold at The residence Of LuniS Army. -"
l.. South Royal 81. variety Of HOUSEHOLD
aui KITCHEN FURNITURE, not necessary I"
cnumcratc Tcrus cash.
aug 22-%t JOHN /. CREIGHTON. !iurt.
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! uw ! urk, " 1ua-2aH NIX " III
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.


W. WH1TEL0CK / co.'s
CtupER PHOSPHATE OF LIME can always
~ he had Of
BAKER & Bro Winchester.
J. {. NEyETr. Alexandria.
&. +. >;urriE i Co.. AleXandria.
WHEAT x Bro. Alexandria.
t.. Darcy. Gr"rsct"wn.
.IuNA nSoS. Frederick.
We claim this article t. be surrrior an5' hing
oi the kind made in ha United STAT anal 1iyr i.
rii,r; refer with confidence I" Tie ir:.t>r> II t"If-
fax Cuipcrcr and Clarke. where !E t3s been ;"
extensively applied t"r some Nt"F& past.
lis cost il less than gt."no w!:iie il yields !o.i-
,itr wheat and leaves The land in ilucu better con
diiuu than tia! fertilizer.
WHITELO1h s 60.
Bnltimorr mug 2--d2m
l,PFGIAL NOTiCH--R; specially addressed -
~ lhc citizens Of Alexandria AMI surrounding
Counties. The subscriber ic-,S leave to call the
attention Of the citizens Of Alexandria and sur
rounding Counties. t" his MI" ChuTlilN" rs
TABLISllMENT. No. $50. TtA street oppo>te
the Post Ciiee, Washington city, where viii -c
found II fac and we'll selected stock Of CLOTH
I%.!. FURNISHING GOODS. HATS AND
CAPS, all or which viii be sold 1T tGc lowest
prices \ call is respectfully solicited. All "t
our GOODS are new. ai!d made up III nee style
A. I: Bon! l,rcet II ctl 81 !he PEOPLES
CLUTnlNG STORE. NJ. 4t". 1th street, "FP"-
site the Past Office, Washington city. i'rr<. re
>rcc,tuty. }. Il. HHi! II.
Washington. ic S--i2wtm3m
sT Will lie to li;e advantage Of III! ii wani "i
{ CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS Hat"
and CAPS. to coma t. SMITHS, No. iGa. 1ih
street, Washington, d. C., ~ You save q! least
- to - per cent hy huyinE at The PEOPLE ;
CLOTHING STORE. Washington city.
-. S--l3.r:
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,29e,Soo w
Pad up Capital and Surplus. 9+,lli w
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
YsNulS old and responsible Company imSureS
Z against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description o. properly, and offers 10 Merchants
ana others desiring Insurance, the security OF al
actual Capital Of St 29s 500. for the whole Of which,
aud for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
lNDIylpuALiY RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent ol
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and large portion OF
these persons of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist Tor meeting every possible claim
against the Coinpany.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
in appointing ..n Agent tor the United States,
the Company mas empowered him ito appear TO
and accept any action legal proceedings ln>tl-
tutrd against or by said Company, III the same
inuailcT uS i; tha Company were Il Corporation or
Cotnnany established by the laws ut the United
States. or any OF ;i!e several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT FuNp nAs BEEN PLACED
At the DISPOSAL o. rnE AGENT AT PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENABLE n!4 70 ADJUST ASp PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFEtE&cE To LoSn"N.
LIBERAL TO THE INSU RED.
The uniform course vi the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. No Just
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
lucnt OF losses is Il standing rule. Durlng the
past year, losses exceeding $4,000 were paid.
Losses paid as soon the amount IS aSccrtamed
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income OF the Company is now about ST.
oUc 800, increasing gradually each year. showing
that il has The confidence Of the different coin!nu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate ot Premium will be moderate, and IN
all eases will bc based uron the character ot the
owner or occupant, and the merits oi the rtsA
The conditions of Insurance are framed with the
greatest libcrality.
JAMES I. CLOSE. Agent.
~ Office in Exchange Block, on hinS street.
sep 2S--dly
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The MISTAKES OF THE PREss.-The most
laughable case of "mistakes of the printer"
is that where there had been two articles
prepared for the paper, Zone concerning
sermon preached by an eminent divine, and
the other about the freaks of mad dog J
but, unfortunately, the foreman, in placing
them into the form, mixed" them, making
the following c0ntretempS:
The Rev. James Thompson, rector of St.
Andrews Church, preached to large con-
course o: people ON Sunday last. This was
his last sermon. In few weeks he will
bid farewell to his congregation, rs his ply
sicians advise him to cross the Atlantic
lie exhorted his brethren and sisters, and
after the expiration of devout prayer, took
. y him to cut up some frantic freaks. tie
ran up Timothy street 60 johnson, and down
Benefit street to College. At this stage OF
the proceedings, q couple of boys seized
1ln, tied Il tin kettle to his tail, and he again
started. A great crowd collected, and for a
;,me there was grand scene of noise, run
nlrg, and confusion. After some trouble,
he VAS shot bya jersey policeman"
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
r., ,=,s III, .zzss:l :ss: -: s :ss:7 s
TWO DAILY TRAINS.

E.-.A-------------------
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
NN AND AFTER FRIDAY, June 29th, 1860,
" TWO TRAINS Will leave Alexandria da'iy,
Tor LynchtuIs and the southwest, connecting at
Gordonsvi!lc with the Trans Oh ihe Virginia ten-
tral Railroad, Tor kchn0nt charlottesville,
Staunton, &c, aEI VITA tie iraln on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, tor Woodstock, Mt Jackson, &c.
Through Tickets /" titd.uOAD, L1Hth-
BURG. kNOANlLL4. Vi Il VI L Ill ,, NASH
WILLIE, MOBlLE, MONTGOMERY. and NEW
ORLEANS, 1T the Ticket Office. corncf oi hins
aud 'n!"n streets.
Leave Alexandra att, \. NJ, and 10, 7. NJ.
- Lynchbnrg At $40. \ NJ, and .'0. T. NJ
ny The connections with Virginia Central
ana manassas htp i'ai'Foa"S arc """' =! ''e
day trains only.
j. M. ShtADtS' "eher'i i|he' gent
>r,,.,,, p;a. ,,h,. E,t..,,si,,. ,,;,l
NJ NoI iNI ''' 7i''' ''' va" 49, ':.-
leave alexandra every iueS"as 'i''' u'iS ''"' "
received At the orPot~-aiia ''dd'o ok ai"' 'er'
every Monday.
Fish will nor he CARRIED by tne ta,,'"s ger 't"'iS
- r "f' - - =,
Transportation, Orange ana A''N l. l. H.
jc 2o--1 .---------
cno r,I. NnprrT WEST and NORTHWEST
~ ,. .,--..,-.
LA SO ~: q; Z; : g. -. ;:
NIRTEaEN CE.NIK3I EaIi.WaY
p;riCVEb fRR1 \ G f. NE T.
ru,[tE np uoIHS
[H AVA tr'Ttr Wv 1-, tsin trains ,xiu
[ D. H->D a. -. u',.;,N.
rl.. MI 'rrai, i,iIy I,xccpt Suodavs) at $50
~ r Lri r,;,:,I Ni,,,,ra Fail, and MI
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TEE BEST

GET TEE BEST
TIiONSON'S CELHBR-tTND
SIX RTS
NOVELTIES FOR AUTUMN. lS60.--
~ The Eugcric Paris Gore.
" Constitution.
" Southern Queen.
- Fairy.
" PnriSian Train.
=" Zepayr.
RcmodcaI from the latest parisan designs
Manufactured solely by us from rhomS"nS Patent
Improved Corrugated Springs ami lnitnit#h!e
Wedge Slide Every Skirt stamped wi'h ouT
name AVID trade mark the Crown. Fer sale every
where. The Best is the Cheapest.
". 5. d {. II. THOMSON & co.
80. broadway, New York.
Nav York iy 3l-2awIm,SWi I'm
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J..7- CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENrLEMEN EN.--The subscriber will send free Of
ehorgcJ to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc
mons for making simple Vegetable Balm, that
VIII, in from two to eight days, remsve Pimples,
Bloches, Tar, Freckics, Sal!owuess, and all impu-
rites and roashucss of the Skin, leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be--sojf, clear,
smooh, and bea"tJ;m Those desiring the Recipe,
with ul Instructions, and advice, will please call
address with return postage.)
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.
No. 39 City Building, n. York.
NnrL O-l2nn
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DUILDEkS HARDWARE, dc.--Just received
ID direct from the manufactory, a supply of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, comprising general
assortment of Locks, Bolts, Hinges, Screws
Brads, Nails. Sash and Shutter Fastenings, Knobs,
Patent Blind Hinges &c.
Also. Planes, Hatchets, Braces and Bits, Chisels,
Hammers, Files, Rasps, Axes, Axe and Hammer
Handles. Pick and Hatchet Handles, Picks, Mat
tockS, &c. The subscriber will oter inducements
TO purchasers in his line and invites an examina-
ton. Gauy Isl J. L. CRElGHIoN, oe hing-st.
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cTICE.-The undersigned have this day
~ formed c"partnership under tle style oi
PERRY P2GrBERs. and have taken the store
No. IA, King street. where ttey will keep gene
raj assortment Of TIN, JAPANED and HOUSE
FURNISHING WARE, UMBRELLAS, WHIPS,
CANES. BRUSHES. COMBS, &c. To which
,hev invite the attention Of Il 9 trade. III
WILLIAM PERRY.
on, I5-tf JOSEPH PERRY.
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LOCAL. ITEMS.

CEL-cEr.-The Frederick (Nd.) Exami-
ner say: Muster Willie Stewart, son OF u.
!. Stewart. esq, Of Alexandria, Va, and
now on visit to his grandfather, I. ".
Morgan. esq, accidentally fell, whilst ut
play, On last Wednesday afternoon. aud
brykc one ot the bones of his fore arm.
About Il year ago We cbronicied a like mis-
hap which hefel this youth while at play, by
which the same arm was br0keu.'
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rzs WASHINGTON, ALENANDR X
..-.-1tl.s--s : ...atnss--,sS AND Il RGEToWN STE
PACKER COMPANY
NEW ARRANG GEMENT.

Tha f.yoritc steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Il trp.r has recently been put III complete order.
having had added - her former Recommendations
u Spacious saloon and Iuurtccn conturtahie state
rooms with entire new bcddiuy and other furni-
fnrs, aud vii! un:l tn. 22I September next leave
B ,ltiln,re EVERY SATURDAY AfIERNOoA.
a. six instead of four o'rluch-thus ahordiuS pas
s.l-.rs aui shippers Two hours more IN Baltimore,
"A arriving III Point lookout and kinsale ut
Ia,ra convenient hours in the morning. Return
ing the Columbia viii leave Riley wharf, ash :
iortoa. EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
.;Z and Alexandria al seven o'clock. calling at
all the usual Stoppa places. going and returning
10 Iln | aai receive passengers and freight
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged. II
.tr.ly happens that >ho cannot take considerable
Iiition. 10 her usual freight. shippers there
fore having large lots of gaano, pig iron, ana 9th
er freight can have them carried by special agree.
lucut on terms uutuaily advantageous, on apph-
cation to the followia, agents.
CuAS WORrUINGTON, Baltimore.
WHEAT Il BROTHER. Alexandria.
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\ ypung frenchmau uaned Charles Par
ton. vino arrived in baltimore from Rlo dc
Janeiro about the first o! tins week, was
robbed in Washington, on "Wednesday night,
"f all the money and c"thing he possessed,
by the h"ckincn Of the Metropolis.
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TIME undersigned lave been Appointed By Wal
/ liam II. " e6h, ,so., Of Now lvyk, agents ior
this city, for the sal: oi
Bakers island Cuano,
and are prepared :" FURNISH Dealers are EaTa,%:s
with any quantity Of this most ya:atJll E!AIi-
LIZER. nj lowest established prices
The BAKERS ISLAND Is admitted 10 be the
most valuable pH0SFHafiG tiJANU ever Offer
cd to the :. ..gricuturalisi. The analysis below
was r.ade by Dr. Richard II. Stabler. Chemist. ot
this city. and may bc implicitly roic,! un.
PAMPHLETS containing tic his"rv al this Gcan".
certificates from Farmers ana. Planters, |!!c have
used IT, oil various crops, i'll every section .! The
country, aud ample directions Tor its application
can bc obtained III our Counting house.
.iuuiy*i$ by Dr., Il. Ii. M"dlcr:
0rggnc rlaitrr containing some Anmon.a...S
Phosphate OF Lime Pom. l,ho,nhat.. 81 "a
Do iIa.mcS;a ''"~ -
Potash and S,yt;a salts
y ttsf - :"
IGs,!lb'e o!.E.er, Sand. PHoe h@.: U! i.-:
an >"
SIVu u9
Nm. j. T:;YLE / &DE,
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PROTECTION INSURANCE
CON- Z 4 y \,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

y " " = L
i'hc Charter OF this Company oilers ;norc ;'Vora-
bic advantages the farmer aHd othera, ii':tE ::n!
Cvupl;lv chartered III the state, by nSurlng
with or without premium note. II tie applicant
prefer lie can pay The tul! amount ot the premium
in cash. or by ciicctinS cash INSURANCE !cf I've
years. the insured saves one-cgh;A o; ina ath"nnl
he would otherwise have 10 pay; or ny becoming a
uleiulcr, and giving small premium note t'!t Ill,
Surct: saves nearly onc-halI ot the amount charged
bv Stocl; Companies, wacn nSurug FROM year t"
wear This is The advantage resulting from tae
combination OF the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company conilncnced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire on the 18TH day "i
March, 1871, since which time over seven th"'iSaho
seven huu.lrel persons have insured ana become
members - the Company, and over seventy th"u-
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
rcaSed our business during the past year. we ccI
grateful for the liberia: patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and Tor its idttcriS pros
Dccts Of future usefulness. The Directors hope
and believe that, hy prudence, caution, a!'t r!gld
s:stem ol economy, they vii! establish tor thlS
Company Il reputation for chcapncsS ana Satet!
not surpassed by any Company III the !. States
All differences in settlement of losses, may be
determined hy three disiucrcSed arbirator$ OF the
County where such loss happened, to he 'nniaa!l,
chosen by the insured and the Conpany.
DIRECTORS:
II. ". Thomas. James I. Close,
7. g. Robertson, Thomas /. Hall,
DR.. K. II. Siahlrr, Il. ii. Garter,
christopher Eeaie, Nm. Nrish',
?. u. I!pscrlnb, II. L. Lester
;as Biglow, Ben. i. Matte,
". II. Turner, George T.. French,
!. r. Btak,y Wm. &. Knight.
OFF!GEHS:
u. " ThomAs FrrSt. Thomas I. Hill. Tr"'cr.
T. +. Robertson V. .pres't VIM. Wright, Secretary.
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15EESEKVE C.tNS.-Ite snaa-":4er has on
I hand Il siua. lot Of tie mos: ::,.::':c aud best
pi;E$EitV". CANS in the II mtrao'. "aici viii lie
l.. a; a loss price to c!"sc oat.
i, the season is wei advanced ny stock % SUI
,.,iJr Water Cooler. will &c Sold Tor CASH ~ ;,rme
.o.-. 4 good many articles in the line Of Plain
anil T.ian Tin "are are offered below market
r,i..> Calt and see. iaug - J. T. rRHiGHTON.
T:7l All WHOM Il MAY CONCENTRATES
i - -ive notice thIt application viii be made
=, Itr fra"ti,a fire insurance Comj,opy -; PiH-
g@a;jii". P.""N4iroaia, Tor duplicate ot policy
50. ',1JS, ~ Tue said Company, which Was iS.usd
H.. " ~. .i't:.n:.. a;c Of l;rht"nd Virginia. Inc
>9i"o 5;!E!.- nc1g. lost or usiIid.
BENJAMIN WATERS Executor
aug i>-i.;w3w ot VIM. Allison. "cr'hSc't
-; iENANUEIA COUNTY COURT, ArGr$r
!: 9Th, 1850 --nrlerc'i. That ti.e Cirrk Of this
,,ooTt advertise. il, III. newspapers 4" this city Tor
,hirfy d"vs, thlt the delinquent titheab!eS and
t,xiaysrs for the las: year, will b. advertised in
sad newspapers. copy. teste:
b. II. BERRY. Clerk.
Th. delinquent personal prop.rtr tax may he
rri. Ia he s:ii! Clerk nny il--roI;n
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
ALEXAND DRIA AGENCY
NORTHERN ASSURANCE C0MP'Y., LONDol

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No. 81 S0uth THifd Street, PHILADELPHIA.
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MAIL l. \ +.
NEW ARRl NGENENT. IA y2i~'. 1860
ALEXANDRIA, L0UD0UE and HAGp.2HIRE
RAILROAD.
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tL0VER SEED, ior sale by
~ j. 8 WHEAT bho'
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WATER GooLEkS "' 1lsss"p s's and for
sale BY us II IL l.
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TlRUlT CANS.-ArihuT' Patent Cans, ut re-
T. luced prices The Excelsior Caus, manulae-
tured by H. l. Gregory, for sale at his prices, by
augS JohN oopIN'
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Is - !, ..s::l :s:il.;.: :.s e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
W'ii,es.s 1'es.sssifasge.

We abhor quacs they be iocter lawyers dvine
editors nostrums OF what NOT when say that Wners
Ver1nifuge the worm-destroyng medicine extan
exactly what We say and say precisely what
We have tried IT, tested it and tried it again. and Invariably
same conclusion worm. destroying med
cine has superior IT, equal in the whole range of
tho Matera Medca. The genuine article may be had Of J.
Wright Co. n and 15I Charities street New Orleans PLANT.
ers, Banner, FrAnkin La ms 2peod6ltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
Basttes. and Cheese.

T. d. CORP CO. Of ST. Louis, make permanent offers to
sell New York Goshen and New Cheese at New
York city prices thus giving dealers in New Orleans the
Coast the benefit Of cooler and quicker than by The
Ohio Western Reserve Butter Cheese Cincinnati prices
and Western very low. MI 2plm4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
Wftcos s Gibbs,
S e w I n G NJ 9 HI N e

S e w I N G MA g FL I NE
The points Of superiority claimed in this Machine rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation nse arc
It's remarkable and power being capable of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute and a PER.
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH.
Il will not drop stitches and y noeess in its operation
It's wonderful simplicity making easy learn operate
No mistake possibly be made in setting the sedle.
It will hem perfectly Of required size from the
hem to that Of yard in width also form and fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines
Last but not least the price Ghy Ave dollars is lower than
any other reliable Machine in the market and brings
within the reach Of all.
pPuchasers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege Of returning the Machine If after trial
prove to be all we recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ms 2peodtf % Camp street.
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RUFUS DOLBEAR, Pres't.
.Feae, Bareges

sTeeC Ee9tsegeS
AND
O r G. A N d I e 8.
We have Just received beautiful assortment Of the above
goods, comprising the following styles
PRINTED CHINE ENGLISH BAREGEs.
BRoCHE CHINE ENGLISH BAREGEs-
"a, A and 81 wide
BAREGE RoBEs-In g. and FIounces.
RICH ENID BAREGE ROBES, Flounees--
With Man Tiles to match
81 GRIsATLLE ENGLISH BAREGEs
81 GRIsAILLE yALENCIAs, for Travelling Dresses
Extra Rich Printed oRGANDIEs-New Styles.
Rich oRGANDY RoBEs-In s. and Flounees.
REAL cHANTuLy LACE MANTLEs AND poINTEs.
CAMBRIA
REAL cHANTIILY LACE FLouNcIsGs.
CAMBRIA
Embroidered Black GRENADISE sHAw1s-Trimned and
Untrimmed,
ING above goods will be ready sale on MONDAY the 9Th
March, and will be offered the most reasonable prices
G. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
100 Canal street
- ~ Tonro Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
Singers se,Ui,sg Machines.

These Machines have and great improvements for Fine
Sewing and their sale Is rapidly increasing They used in
preference all others the largest and fashionable dress
making establishments in New Orleans ase all the large
tells and principal boarding houses and in hundreds Of private
families, and give universal satisfaction They will last life
tmeare warranted superior ia every other Machine, the
refunded and warranted three in the charge Of
negroes, without cost for repairs or freight
They sold if desired trial with any and all other
Sewing Machines.
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
m3 2ptf 50 Camp street New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
THE WAY WE SERVE OUR rRrrNn

Oh Guns the ether day complained to MS that he had
ss,asl nc tsmpataaed with him. heard him out as 10 III
when we casually asked him il he would NJ, a.
cured bottle of , Wt.eu we pro
Davis syrup OF wild Cherry , ~, NJ.
And We persuaded him to use it. We e.I,.s
when he thanked US heartily ~
@ious u Let ali who feel the least cough who hays
w sensation IN the throat any pulmonary
= ms 2 Keep Davis Syrup wild Cherry and Tar ON
Y 4a's N new Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
J, WRIGHT 3 CO.,
q and Isl chartres ssse.,
General Agents for the South and whom an ords, shon.
ms 2nateoa8ltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
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Get Kt0ss3. Shirts

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s.. N. MO Cd US,
Corner of Canal and Royal streets,
For he has Just received an IMMENSE STOCK consisting
Of every variety and quality Of
szEaTRTS,
And, make for still larger shipments to arrive this
month, will offer
SIX SPLENDID SHIRTS for s6-wor,h 50.
SIN SPLENDID LINEN SHIRTS for sl5-worih SO
WHITE MARsETILEs SHIRTS, 81 eaet-worth 8 20
FIGURED MARsElIIEs SHIRTS, 81 each--wortl 81 80
FANCY ooLoRED SHIRTS 81 eaeh-worth 81 80.
And an extensive Of the Finest Shirts made at SIM
liar Inducements.
FIRST INsTALLMENT
or
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
For the Gentlemans toilet, just opened.
seeue the bargains and leave your at once in
s'''' va SUMMER SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
in any style desired perfect ct and satisfaction
's'1' = i''i'sil's' = S. N. MoODY'S,
ms apMoWeSsa Corner of Canal and Royal Streets