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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

t7g~Did you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you
remember the hrobbiug temples the fevered brow, the
oathng aud diRust at the sight Of food How totally
unfit you for pleasure conversation stddy. Oae
of the Cephac Pills would have relieved YOU from all
the suffering which you then experienced For this abd
other purposes you should always have box of them on
hand TO occasion requires.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
WHAT SENATOR CRITrENDEN SAYS OF THE
nNInN


Alter the serenade to Senator Pngh in Washington on
sperch. He said
81 have now, as ever had from my natal hour, II
love and admiration for my country. love it for the
blessings il has shOwered upon u.s. and want to pre-
serve i. is not too large for me. want to travel
North ard South, East aud West, until tired aud
still be upon my countrys soil and offer my hand
to my own countrymon. Loud cheers | don't know
why cannot. We have lived in peace together We
have fought battles together ard ,lep together the
batefelds We have battles fought by men Of the
North and South side by sde aud now elloweitiLens
want them 20 be again. As far as there is any
poSer In me shall exert il to this end, aud heartily
welcome those who with me now, whether he be
from the North, South East West. Let stand for
the Union of cur country.
This very city, the seat Of government, established
by Washington, is dear TO my heart and mingled in my
heart part of itare its memories and he whose name
it bears yeuerate still | am Kentuck;an, and am
proud of it. More than that lam SitisS@ ST,hs V6sfd
lend your for the preservation Of the Union. Here
people that worship her. Here she stands in great
mansion and want 10 keep her there In possession Of
this great mansion. Excessive cheering should be
ashamed to show my lace in my home If could not say
that citizen Of the United States We are born
TO that flag, aud will not desert it. Cling to It as
your eounirys honor government calls and let your
heart swell with that great point know little OF dis
union-the breaking of it up lightly into fragments" II
you do, you are not worthy the existence which you
have
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

GREAT DIsCovIRY.-Among the most important OF al
the great medical discoveries Of this age may be consd
cred the system Of vaccination for protection from Small
Pox the Cephac Pill for relief Of Headache, and the
OF Qninhe for the prevention Of Fevers, either Of
which il specific whose benefits will be experenc
ed by suffering humanity long after their discoveries arr
forgotten.
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,ardlY Realized.

lad orrible eadache this haernoon hand hi stepped
nto the hapothecares hand hi the man. "Can YOU
hease of han calachey" "Does ht hache ard" SAYS
e. I'll xcredngly" says hi, hand hupon that gave me
Cephalc Pill hand pOn onor bit cured me so quick
that 'aIdly realized hi 'ad 'ad AN 'eadache.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

FACT WORTH KNowING.-Spaldings Cephalic Pills are
certain cure for sick Headache, Bilious Headache Ne
Vous Headache, Costiveness and General Debility.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

INHE subjects i An In odu tlon containing glossary Of
Il the ter" 10 use knong military mtn.
Army Organization In which The organizations Of Infantry
Cavalry Artillery are ussed together Win an outline Of
the duties dsvolyng upon the various ,ad plrtmebts
Of the suited BY e.vy Artillery and Infantry
Of the pres ut day with directions r preparing the various kinds
9TH Infantry Tactics embracing the schools Of the Soldier
Company, skrmhers ard Battalion Anoh entirely from
Ing ULtem Of Scott To- Ina try Of the ne and Of ardee for
Light Infantry and RID adopted by the general govern
Necessary hSrnohirlng ana blending the two systems
80 a, to supply and adapt them to the mill ia service
9th Target Pracicr
Cavalry Tactics embracing the schools of the Trooper he
Troop the Sou dron snd RI gmen taken with proper modh
eallns IRON the u Cavalry Tactics
7h Artillery Accs the AnuaI Of the piece and
the school OF the Battery taken from the United states Artillery
Tactics.
sh Hobos he paid by troops taken from the general
resu'atlohs ofthe United states Army
9h porms Of ParAdes Reyewsl Guard Mounting Orders
Musers Ro.iers, Guards talen chiefly from Army Regua
tona
iOh Internal Organisation - Companes and the duile, o,
Captains taken from the Army Negotiations from the
rsetical experience Of Major Gnham
lih Duties 10 Camp and Garrison Camps and Marches from
2h Dulles OF the sas Depar uent together I the neces
sary forms OF morning reports regulations, returns from the
iah The Manner Of br ngng ,rOps action In vhIh the
vA orders fba and The duties Infantry Cavalry and
Artillery, Wien In action, are discussed.
llh Cours naria enbraeng the organizations Of Courts
he duts Of the !aege Advocate the forms Of the orders for
failing the eur, &C
18th Mse embracing the various calls for duty Gc such a,
Rey'lle Tattoo Breakfast Call Dinner Call Retreat 4c 4c
l0h. Appendix containing thr. Articles Of War.
Extract from Rs Report NJ Gen Rieha,iou Adt Gem,
raj n GtTginid, to he GOueraOT
"MLor Gillian, graduate Of the United States Military
tAcan The States Ihave carefully
amned his Manual for volunteers Militia and report that
far my judgment reliable Is the bet work
me, or that ever saw"
~ winbe issued abOu, Of December, $780,
Orders filed according 10 dates Of reception. "A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
MILITARY MANUAL.
a MANUAL or INSTRUCTION FOR VOLUN.
TERRs AND MILITIA,

Major William Gillian.
LATE U. s. ARMY; INSTRUCTOR or TACTICS AND CON.
MANDANr OF CADETS, VIRGINIA MILITARY
INSTITUTE
Vol Dem nearly 700 pages and upwards Of 200 Ssa-
tons. Price % 60.
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By the Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous or et
Headache may he prevented and taken at the CONF ener
meut Of an attack Immediate relief from pAu and sickness will
obtliaed
They seldom fall In removing the M'sed and Hetddche 10
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowelsremovlog 60 themes
Yor Lsrdry Men Salient Delicate Females and al persons
Of dIntfry haI they valuable As Ldrdiee Improving
Gpe giving tone and Ui0or to the digestive egnS and
restoring Asty and strength Of the whole system
The cEPHALC PILLS the result Of org investigation and
careuy conducted xpemen having been In many years.
during which time they have prevented and relieved vast
pain and suffering from Headache whether sns-
urg Tie system from deranged state Of the
sOFndch.
They ENTIRELY vegetable In their composition and may be Ia
ken all times with perfect safety without max change Of
diet and Aedbs~nce ef any dsagrseas hrs, renders edy
70 ada.fhifer them 70 oAiIdrsR
BEWARE OF c0UNTERFEITsl
genuine signatures Henry spAidng on each
Box
Sold by Druggists and all other DeNltrs in Medicines.
Box will be sent by mall prepaid reetipt Of the
PRICE as GENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY @. sPALDING,
deq9-deAwly 4s Cedar Street, New York.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,OOOt

Daily Revenue ST,sOO.OO.
INVESTED IS rhE UNITED STATS, UHER tS0O,o0Oi
Az Dtr-ctsra Personally Rf~ihis r tis EagGgHlSats of
he ClrapunB.
NTE respectfully attention the security of the Liverpool
w 4at Lounu Insurance Company, policy holders is
large cash capital and Investments, asstated Ab0ve.
TIE capital and Income % the Company enable
uaef conVenui parties requiring large amounts ofnaurAncv
On tnn the ordinary mode 20 Insurance. this Company 10
PERNf AGNT POLiCIE ne psyment 1f TEN AANt-
a fRENil ~ Property t. taar arre1Tth, FERAaAENlLA
INSURED The Policy be anceed any time, aud the pre-
mum sll Be retarneil-ss per cent
This Company N loss % Rents by rre
s1i most LIBERAL principle.
Ullrr he Policies 20 ih Company Al claims paid pre-
acataon ~ s1ct0ry proof of loss st0ut tltsss o. de
tion r '-rs. Aad A. l. usual Ner presgntA
uon % proof WORTftAM A WYATT, Agents,
nhN a. -.-t. unisr = Charles Hotel.
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DOGGETT a ANDERSON,
IUMRER CARn,

GARDEN sRRD FOR FALL SOWING.
W farly Large York Cabbage
no OxheAu do
Do SugArlOaf do
Large Druuhead do
DO Flat Dutch do
EArly CAuinovers
Round Savoy Spanish
Grimm Curisd kAle
Early butter Lettuce
DO Hardy HAmmrrsuth do
Black and Spanish Radsh, for sale BY
nc9 wM PALMER. SON CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

GENTS BHOAD THEs % sHORs.- Very high cut
" for winter and Double Sole very rupeor ehear
At 43 Main Street, Ai eign OF the Big Boot, by
wh. wALsHs.
SwEEI CIDEK.-86 bbs Wilson'S surry County Sweet
- Cider Juice Of the apple and exceedingly
Just received and for sale by stLDFN A MILFk,
nol6 Cor Pearl and Cary sta
FINHOSE FARMERS BOOT Just received a large
supply Of those eeebrat Farmers Long Leg Double Sole
eewed Boois Ai No 4 Main Street an Of boot BY
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E Will be issued about the Tenth Of December $780,
Ordsrs hlled according 70 dates Of reception "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
r EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS.

LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS
and Of Vertical and Horizontal Steam Engines
Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles CHARTERS
Gin Gearing Columns and Fronts for Buildings, Furnace
mouths Bars etc. and all Machinery required for the
South.
have duly authorised prepared to construct
STTIIMANS PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
dEyly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT TWO
Fine Three story Brick Residences situated n the First
trict--To be sold without Reserve
By MccERREN, LANDRY s. CO.,

BY McCERREN, LANDRY g. CO.,
q. W. MccEEREs, Auctioneer
Office and Saiesoom, Masonic Hall St. Charles
TUESDAY, March IL, 1890 at III O'Clock A.
a., at their Auction Mart Masonic Hail. st. Charles 81.
TWO CERT AIN Lots or GROUND, with Improvement
thereon consisting In two treeory brick residences, with
kitchen and ou,hoqses situated IN The First District in the
square bounded by Or Caops Camp Magazine and
drawn by l. surg the LIST Of March, 1874 and deposited
the office Of L. T. Care, Notary Public.
Lot No measures, in american MEASURE n fees4 inches
front Dupanter street 81 feet 5nches lines in depth
the dividing line Of Lot No. III feet 7inches and line IN
depth the opposite side line and q feet and line In
width in the
No. measures American measure q feet inches front
Dnpantier street. 81 feet inches lines in depth the
line dividing from lot No feet inches in depth
tbs opposite side line, by p feet inches and width in
the Each Of the above residences are leased good
until 3lst October next at the S1O per
pETERMs-Ons.hird CASH he purchaser to assume pay,
OF two notes da May 1861 and 1862 each the Of
sS 3s and bearing interest per per from
and balance at and years. notes bearing inter
at per cent annnm from Gay Of SAFE and per cent
eventual interest," secured by mortgage On the property the
Improvements be kept insured and the policy transferred to
vendor.
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. mi
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M,CERREN, LANDRY g. co.

A VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY FRAME RESI-
denee In the First District b toId without reserve
By McCERREN, LANDRY & co.,
G. W. McCgaaEs, Auctioneer.
Office and salezroon Masonic Hail. St. Charles street
TUESDAY, the I3th inst. mt III O'Clock n.
al their saesroon, Masonic Hail. st. Charles street will
be sold se
A LOT OF GROUND, together with all the improvements
onthouses, etc. situated IN the FIRST District in The square
bounded by Triton WALK Baccbus caope and bryades Streets
being part Of LOT No 49, per plan drawn by Joseph Pile
City Surveyor dated December 18th le deposited In the
office of f. D. Arnss late Notary Pabc measures
French measure Is feet inches front Triton Walk, is feet
more or less the remaining half Of said Id No. 10 and
inches and lines in width IN the rear - -
nsY~ TERMsOne third cash balance Nm 4 credit Of nix
twelve and eighteen months IN equal nsanen for notes
turjty md per Interest until anal payment all
mortgage said property kept
insured and policy transferred 70 vendor.
Act Of sale before q snse Notary Public the
nj purchaser. ms
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4 FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON PALMYRA STREET,
between johnson and Picur streets.
BY McCERREN, LANDRY 81 co.

g. w. McCERREs, Auctioneer.
Office and salesroom, Masonic Hail. ST. Charles street.
SATURDAY, 18th inst, Mt III O'Clock A. NJ,
. their saesroom Masonic Hail. ST. Charles will
be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the build
ings and Improvements thereon consisting in comfort
able cottage residence containing six rooms with closets
pantries etc. and with every convenience for family
residence This property situated in the First District and
designated plan drawn by Joseph Pile Surveyor dated
May lkt and deposited in Office Of David S. McCay
then Notary Public as No % bounded BY John
American q feet and lines front Palmyra street
by lD2 feet inches and lines In depth between parallel lines
p- TERMS-0ne-thrd cash. and the balance credit OF
Twelve and eighteen months in equal naments for notes
bearing per cent interest from date until maturity
and if then paid cent until final payment all secured
the property improvements to be kept insured
and policy transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before Hahn Notary Public at the expense Of
purchaser. NIB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

McCERREN, LANDRY q CO.'S AUCTION
undersigned having secured the commodous and central
location the Of ST. Charles and Perddo Streets known
as Hall have fitted and established Auction Mart
for Real Estate Slaves Stocks and Merchandise
The superior advantages Of the ocson for the display pro-
and convenience Of purchasers need demonstration
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves and stockTuesdsys and Saturdays
For Merchandise Mondays and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended to at all times.
Efficiency and dispatch may be relied in all matters placed
In charge. - K
ma McCERREN. LANDRY GU.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES I.ILLIs, DECEASED. :
BY J. B. WALTON,s

,Auctioneer-0ffce, 40 Camp street
THURSDAY, the goth of March, 1860, mt
IL O'Clock ST. Charles Exchange, by virtue and
in pursuance Of order Of the Hon Morgan Judge Of
District Court of New Orleans dated February l5
ls60-Gour Docket No 92or account of the above
sion will be sold the following de- crbed property TO wit
improvements thereon situated in The First District Of this
Felicity Streets measuring q feet inches and lines front
Magnolia street. by IL feet 10 inches and lines and 26 feet
inches in depth, between irregular lines.
TERMSThe purchaser TO give his notes TO his own order at
and two years each for ~ bearing a, the rate
on the property until full payment and for the balance cash
Act Of sale before A. Aba Notary Public at the expense of
the purchaser
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES LII.LIs, DECIDE.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,

SUGGESSltN DE oamEo iiliiio, ptsSDbE.
PAR j. B. WALTON.
Encanteur-s0 du Camp.
IEUDI, lie 30 mars 1860, a midi, a Ia Bo curse
ID de ST hnrles conormement IN ordfe de Hon
p H Morgan Juge de la Deuxeme Cour de District de Ia Nou
ye date du i6 vrer lS-Doeket de Ia Cour No.
592-an compile de la susde succession sara vendu Ia
prietG ci-apres designee sayot: :,
I'm CERTAIN TERRAIN les batisses ct authorizations
ou sy tronyen stue lie Premier District de cete VILE
dams let par les Magnolia Mepomene Clara Ct
Fac u pieds pouees ct gnes de face 10 rue
Magnolia l2 ped ct 2gnes ct m pieds spouces
de profondeur, entire gnes irrigulaires
donnefa notes SEES propres
ordres chacune S 10 oo portant
rason de pour par par du jour de IA vente aYec
hypoheque spciae Ia poprs asqu parfat paemen ct
In balance compliant -,
Acte de Sene pnrdevRnt A. Abat notaife pupS su
de l'acquerenr. ie1i mio ~ "a -
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IMPROVING PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
By J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer- Office. 40 Camp steeet.
THURSDAY, March Is, 1860, at IL o'clock
NJ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange will be sold pub
lie auction
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District in the
square bounded by Josephine Jackson Howard and Freret
Streets designated by the Nos. III, II and IL. H6"%
Lots Nos II and y adioin each other and each 20
tween parallel lines. w -
Lot No 3 adons lot No u % feet inches and
lines front on Freet by s feet lines Depth
between parallel lines. f'
RC-TERMsoneihr CASH balance in and years credit
in the Of purchaser bearing per cent uere.t
from Of sale maturity and per cent thereafter
payment. -
Acts Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public the
pense or tfe purchaser. ms
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s qteans aav Crescent Saturday aotnas gart To- 1860
]. B. WALTON.



Robin adiaifang III Crescent III cy prsss
By J. 3. WALTON,
Anetioneer-Oface, 10 Camp street
NJ lse e as a III o'e Nj
a TRIANGULAR LOT or GROUND, in de yir,t pis.ric,
q tbs ety. p the square bounded By New vee Tehoapitoa
l q as re ssssa inches N d 15ea. On
and 4 5ees nchss On the oeT ds according 10 plan BY
lG Ems e!,s saassy Co. b..ue. !, = -
avn me order ssssl their
from Day q ssls unt paid With special oss On I'M use
g AZ before " p Pee Notary PublIc a. tho eupen..
DEs SRA SMALL DWELLING HOUSES N THE
long credit, without endorsers. ~
By J. B. WALTON,
Auctionser-ofaes. 10 Camp street.
q T. eb.lss h Msrs Vi sssS
POUR LOTS or GEoIND viii shs building. and i'm.
Tehouptoulas Religoas Celeste and James streets
4 E * e ns Il 4. s r dssa
sa r. nd cs
alley in the feet Wide opening Celeste street
g ns On
as By depth of 81 feet running back to the above
Lot No 10 feet inches front on Tehoupouas
Of ths above described ailey -' "''' 1s 1s
The On these three lots consist Of Three Two
etc, 7zZ7 e''
Lot No. 80 feet 10 inches lines front on Ce-
leste street by depth Of about 81 feet 10 inches
The improvements this lot consist Of 0petory Double
Tenement Frame Cottage House and Back Buildings 6c.
The above described property leased until Marek April
1850, at the rate Of Sli00 per annurn
fourth cash balance In and years,
in she notes Of the purchasers in equal instaen to theft
order bearing interest at the per per from
DAY Of ae until paid and with special the property
The buildings to be insured the satisfaction OF the
until final payment. zsF =
Acts Of yale before Theodore Guyo notary public the
| pense OF the purchasers. m3
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0artitaIar Matitfs.

n5-Notice of the Ladies' Leap Year Party:
On account Of tho large number Of applicants the Committee q
Invitation have closed the lat Of gentlemen No gentleman nh
mitted without lady Gentlemen ckeed can by giving
reference known the Committee receive ladies' Tickets a
picsion be made by TUESDAY, March 49, which day The
last meeting Of the Committee will take place No more tickets
nj lit. RICE BUTLER
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gARossE STREET 1,s sTE "a ha s1Is sSIs

a BARONNE STREET STEAM BOILER
~ MhNUFACTORY, between Poydras and Hevs, only
u Athree Minutes, walk from the ST, Charles Hotel
NJ The undersigned having largely increased his work
hons and having all the facilities prepared 10 MI orders
for any description BOILERS less time and at low rates
as they in shop in the South or the
North :. $50, r,,, rpo x.,., AZ -
10 feat long and - inches diameter.
Also CYLINDER BOILERS 80 3D. 81 and So inches dame
ter and various lengths.
on hand, ..,., 80 ,w,rh,,ar
All work will be guaranteed of best material and workman
ship ,,,. r., ,,,.o.,.,s ..sa,,
boats or sgwmi respectfully invited 70 eau s1 Mags ot
themselves. ms ly6Hl y. ~. rOWhGts-
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s--------------------l--
an PAINTINGS.

an PAINTINGs.......,oIL PAINTINGS.
Nov open inspection collection Of high class original
OIL PAINTINGS, Ancient and Modern, at NO. CARoE-
DELET STREET toyer the office Of Messrs Byrne Vance
4 Coz UM8&
Among others may be noted Classical Landscape by
Giover Dover CASTLE by Sir A. W. Calcott Evangene, R.
Fax The scheld by O. stanfed Rustic Landscapes by J. f.
Meadows; The Pet Dove, Angelica Kaufman the Banks Of
The Thames George A. Williams; Shrewsbury Castle Richard
wilson Fine Examples Walter Williams Boddington Chas
Hunt Watson George shafders. Mearns etc, OF the
naersThe Golden Age BY La sueur and other valuable
originals -
the aim OF the proprietor combine high quality
with pleasing and agreeable subjects and the prices
moderate advance on the original cost .... gid
fe22 If WIN. BEEBE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

DUMsEY Is NEWCOMB WOULD RESPECT
III fully their New Orleans friends and patrons
that upon their return from their IMMENSELY TRIUMPH
ANT tour On the AND OF uBA where their
Of tbs MOST UNPRECEDENTED CHARACTER, having
more than realized their most sangane expectations ana
themselves with popular applause they will OPEN
FOR FEW NIGHTS at
The Amphitheater,
where they introduce their New Roe Of Popular Melodies
Songs Gees Duets Burlesques and trust 10 receive
New Orleans has universally
corded To Them, m6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
ONCE. No. 40 Camp street.

The undersigned duly licensed Auctonesr, will give his
personal attention to Of Real Estate, Slaves Furniture
Bank and other Shares Incorporated uccesons
cargoes Damaged Cotton, and 1ercnandlse generally
purchase appament Of Real Estate having IN the
eo plans Of every ground Showing
lot, and the dimensions thereof in each square In the four dis
riots If the CITY with which will be kept record of all sales
made. ~ -. - -,
MARK WAITON whose connection with the Real Estate
operations Of city TO- thirty years and whose general
knowledge Of value of property will enable the undersigned
to parties requiring his services superior advantages
q Era-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

OFFICE OF AGgscY OF ATLANTIC Axp PACIFIC RAnRoAp,
February q, 1860
p9-I am directed by j. Edgar Thons0nf
PRECEDENT to offer for sale IL this market Twenty Thousand
Shares Stock in Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Persons de
sou Of purchasing be accommodated by applying W me-
feai # 'A'''' H. s. FULKERsoE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

n hsye received fifty Carolina and Virginia Negroes
canssins Of Field Hands Cooks, Washers and Ircners.
I, two No Blacksmith, No Brick1yer nve goo0
Carpenters and one good Cooper 4, ,,w..,...
Win he receiving gangs month during tha sesss
which viii s low cash good u months city aeseHt
-.
Deiofe pefsnAs'1s n II PETERSON,
Is Perdido street.,
oe1 Am, between st. Charles and sHrrnaelef rs.