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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01


FANlTiEs FROM VANITY FAIR.-A hIiIed Sugges-
tion-iTis not often that our Retired 'unster med
dies with worldly affairs, but speaking of the
League between France and Sardinia, he wishes
TO know if Victor would not prefer greater dis
tance2
Adding Insult to Injury. Considering that Canada
has done nothing but rain on the Prince of Wales,
ever since he set foot upon her colonial Shores it
was but sorry compliment paid to Il. Il. H. by
the band OF the Boston Fuseers, who played
g Hail Columbia y as they deployed past him on
some festive occasion at Montreal.
Con by a Day Goods Man.-Why will the fair sex
be likely to cut Naples after Garihaldi shall have
taken it?
Because Of course there wont be any Bomba
seen there. -.--.5.- @-- "-
Under the "vagrant Act fficer-"I arrest
you for a vagrant.n
Astonished Celt-"1s it artist me ye'd be doing,
an me brother an Alderman, an me uncle Coun-
Gilman, an all ov me relashins the hoighth of the
respectable ?" E-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

A FATAL QGARREL.-We understand that diff.
Guilty occurred at the muster ground at Lyons, on
last Saturday evening, between John Grambles and
James q. Brown, which resulted in the death Of
the former from stick in the hands Of the latter
Ii appears, from the Goroner's return, that it was
late in the day, and that the parties were drinking
and that Grumhles, when near Brown, both having
started home, was struck on the back of his neck
by Brown, with walking stick, which had buck.
horn handle, which blow killed him, having aislo-
Gated the neck. Brown is in jail to await his trial
EIaWrencAYilln Herala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01


a SOUTHERN Observation-Disclosures Gaze Ii
Mississippi. female correspondent Of an East
ern journal writes from shnbuta, Mississippi, Of
wonderful cave near thatpace, as follows:
This cave II six miles long, extending from
Eucetta creek, where we entered to Ghickasha
river. AT the river there are air holes where the
air PUSHES in with a voice like thunder Mr. d.
took rope with him and went TO the distance Of
a mile. He says that there are shelves formed
in the rock iii the cave shaped like dog. al the
light il held near it, it seems covered with dia-
monds. There are several snakes formed in the
rock that are enough to scare anybody, they are
50 natural. The cave is from ten to fifteen feet
wide and il between fifty and seVenty-five feet
high in some OF the places and SO dark that you
can't see foot before You.
On one side it is rocky, muddy, and SO slippery
thaty0u are obliged to hold to the rocks On the
side to keep from falling. On the other side there
Is q beautiful branch running through it. AT the
top Of the cavern it IL all hard rock and little long
rocks, like fingers, hang down; through these the
water drops slowly and constantly. AS the light
is carried in the rocks sparkle like millions Of dia-
monds
IL is intensely cold within the cave, and if the
hand be placed on the rocks they feel like ice to
the touch. II any one should happen to lose their
light in there, he would never get out. Some of
the party went very far in, and returning told us
that it was their opinion that there was a human
body there, from the sufaeating smell. They
would have stopped to look for it, but their torches
were fast wasting away.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

The EaERALp.-This is one of the most beautiful
natural gems. 1t is a deep green color aud large
stones of vivid luster are of great value An
emerald of four grains weight sells for about $50
one of sixteen grains is valued at $500; and one of
forty eight grains at $1,000. As this gem is easily
initiated, il requires cnnnoisseuf to Judge of its
quality and value,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

THE MANT1LLA AsBALus1A.-The last Glove of a
thingh in Paris is the manta Andausia, which is
considered exceedingly stylish. It is a square of
lace surrounded by frill. One of the points is
plated in front under eheoree diadem. Upon
some eerise flowers. This point behind falls upon
the neck, aud the other two are fastened together
under the chin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
A MAS WITH THE STOMACH OF AN Os

letter from New York says: -.z.@
a man named Corben appeared on Thursday
at grocery on the Five Points, = and offered as
wager to eat four pounds of damaged ham, two
loayes of bread, pound of tatlow candles, and
drink two quarts OF common brandy, pint Of gin
and pint Of lamp oil. His offer was accepted,
and he won the wager; and, after swallowing the
sforesaid mess, wanted more. He subsequently
got into fight, and officer Carr, Of the Sixth Pre-
einct arrested him aud brought him before Justice
Welsh. who committed him for ten DAYS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

), IeNonANeE. is often the source of
the most intrepid action and the most impeit faitb
since there are none SO fearless as those who have
not light enough to see their danger; and none so
confident as they who have not sufficient know
ledge to discover their own errors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

tJulins. did you attend de last meeting ob de
Abolition Debating society2f' = Yes, sir.n well
what was de fpst thing dat came up before de
house!s De fnst thing dat came up before de
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

:. feel rather unwell, my dear, and my tongue.
Is igrred-ean it be those sausages | had for sup
breakfast. oh, dare say il is. pa - cried pre-.
coefous urehin, :. for I've heard that they make
cats into sausaees y - e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
BrRsoes, MAsrlELAs AID cArFs. Mes.

BERSoes, MtSFlLLas AND CARES. = Messrs. N.
aonni Co.. isT Canal street, will open tn4y splendid
assortment of styles of barno coaks antias and
that The wants and Of all may the prices vary
from 81 1910 sa margin between the of which any
body may make trade satisfactory HEM Let the ladies
s4snne these goods and they viii lind hagaias among the
Sec I'D Establishment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

oRors IL PANo1A corsrY.-We have made e8f,.
siderable inquiry on the subject of the crops, and
mud that in this county not more than half a cron
OF cotton will be made. LPanoia Star. 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

Said 0;Leary TO his niece, when she made obiec.
ton to eating potatoes atone during stress of
Strengthened circumstances, Then call up your
sister to help poun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

FLEA X ms EAR,-Uur worthy friend, W. b.
WILEY, the accommodating and courteous assist.
ant at the Trout House, got of the following good
thing this morning:
A long jointed slabsided genius, no doubt from
lankeedom, stepped up to the office and asked for
two postage stamps, which were not on hand.
One Of the clerks was dispatched with the letter.
which contained an enclosure, with dime to pay
the postage. After while the gent or genius
stepped back and asked for the change, which was
fonF cents, and being told that they had marry
red he complained ana said If they had nm III
his country where they had plenty of red cents
they would show him how to treat gentleman.
air. Wyley, being engaged in settling with the
shown how to treat a gentleman recently at Har
per's Ferry. The genius was taken with sudden
leaving, and has not been heardEof since.
Atlanta Locomotive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

The letterwriters who are following the Prince
Of Wales up and detailing the slightest incidents 81
big journey occasionally pick Up something anus
ing. The following illustrates the character Of a
purse proud hoosier as wen as anything we ever
saw
At Chicago, while at the grain elevator Of Mr..
pups Al my farm. The pigs Are yonr fathers own
breed I'll send yen roast and fit isn't good, you
must blame the old gentleman fol it, Mr. stur-
gs, who is more wealthy and wise, said, when in
better than anybody else. Let me call You MI.
Renfrew'- and, to the infinite amusement Of tile
Royal party, be persisted in that address during
the entire visit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

a man being asked what meaning he attached
to the term 9 aristocrat,a replied Any man that
has more than me is, in my estimation, an aristo.
Hfaf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

REMovAI--The removal of the well.known firm
Of W A HanHes % This morning publ shed They open
the seasons trade their aud spacious stores ca and a
6Iasier street with full so of French American hats
aud caps straw gools end benne.s, enc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

LAKE STEAMER CREoLE.-Mr. r. Geddes, agent,
e netice by advertisement that the Creole vi leave
for Ocean Springs, Biloxi intermediate aadps
morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01


How DISTANT AGES ARE CONNECTED BY 1NpIY4B.
rALs.- There is living in the vicinity Of Aberdeen
gentleman who can boast personal acquaintance
with an individual who had seen and eonyersed
with another who actually had been present at the
battle of Fiodden Fieldi
Marvellous as this may appear, it il not the less
true. The gentleman to whom allusion III made
was personally acquainted with the celebrated Pc
ter Garden, of Auchterless who died in 1875, at
the reputed age Of 49, although there is reason to
believe that he was several years older. Peter, in
his young days, was servant to Garden, OF Tronp,
whom he accompanied on journey through the
north OF England, where he saw and conyersed
with the famous Henry Jenkins, who died in 1870,
at the age Of l69. Jenkins was born in 1901, and
was Of course twelve years old atthe period of the
battle Of Flodden Field; and, on that memorable
OCCASION bore arrows to an English nobIeman
whom he served in the capacity OF page. "When
we think of such things adds Mr.. Chambers ..the
ordinary laws of nature seem to have undergone
some partial rela8ation and the dust of ancient
times almost becomes living flesh before our eyes,
EEdinburg Journal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

The snRRiFf sells at auction this day at noon,
At City Hotel Common street. between Camp and Magazine
res esaie situate on St Thomas street. Felicity
y. Mary streets. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

( About two weeks ago large blacksnake in Ii.
conderoga was seen hanging from pole on a
fence. He had his head near the ground and
seemed to be watching something. Bye-and by,
"a large rabbit came out from the brush, and was
lightning, the snake fell upon the ground, wound
mp the rabbit and gave it deadly squeeze. The
poor victim gave but sharp cry, and was dead
The snake still held him by the head, and soon
had him, legs aud all down his voraeious throat.
IL was near an hour from the time the men first
saw the snake before his meal was completed.
The men then fell upon the serpent and captured
him. He is now in a box, and shows but little
life, -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

The English papers give the particulars Of the
death of a woman, seYentY-three years of age,
which occurred in rather singular manner She
went into the kitchen one evening, and seeing
coekroach running across the floor. she stamped
upon it to kill it. In doing SO she broke both
bones of her left leg, producing compound frae-
ture, from the effects of which she died in the
course of a few days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

FIVE DoIL4Rs RgwARp--Is offered for the re.
eoyes Of hair bracelet lost Canal street. between claiborne
aud Royal st5ees. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

REWARD orpgRsn-A reward of ten dollars is
offered the recovery Of lost black and tan terrier dog Sec
advertisement with description
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

TouaH EDIToR. = The following from the
Memphis Avalanche shows how It's tough local
editor, Mr. Gailor, is conyaleseing after being as
sassinatedh
Mr.. Gailor, our local editor, is still confined TO
his room from the wounds he received at the hands
of the outlaws who assassinated him few evenings
since. He is convalescing, however, and will be
able to resume his duties in few days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

A one.legged gentleman became very much ex.
cited the other day in political discussion. He
got hopping mad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

~ 4ttN# 80 - ~ = ~ = - ~ = u -
New Orleans La.
VERMIFUlEs,
Winaf'n Canadian,
SwHtn's,
Perty,s Dead Shot.
Jaylte's Tonic,
j A. Fahneataek's,
McLean's
BALSAM AND COUGH REbt
EitlES.
Wistsr's Baisan of Wild Cher
llGstiiieis Naptha.
sberulan's i}NEaAm,
BHshnn'S Hungarian,
Bnds's Wild Cherry aud Tar,
9hsuEk' 5 PuimnGic SyluFt
New England Cough Syrup,
bartholomew Espgct0rslnt,
Halls Btlssut, ..g d
sys4tym's SgraHof Wild Cherry
Ayer's Glory PICTORIAL,
Eayiag5a li!AE4a!l lsiYtrNort.
Jayna's EspeetoffHE
Ntder'a flieGdulpamet -45- ----
Rogers LiverNtdFt and Tar,
Nr5. Gardiner ) lin 4rEp5t,
StAllley'7 l3hurty ESpet totGt
l.tiidon's indistu 90
itf RdHe's do
agcLean's Strengthening Cor
q s,Si,ksApsARILAs.
Dr.. -FNllI Butisb,
i. +. 'fewnasnd'B, -.i
SNuls'5, $685.
-- Old Jacob l'owrgeud's
Gsrpeniers
HyueCpp's,
tShgkefs, .
GraifanherR's,
5-- firiaioi's,
Il rlFssattiE Yellow i,nrkt X
PLASFERS.
Weli's Strengthening, 49,
Jew Eevitt' or Hebrew
t3Gdeau's.
f. knapp's Indian
tteocb's Porous,
F. tSrillitth's Adjective, -
f. Etolie~ay's Anliee
LI&GMBN3fS.
GcLeau's Volcanic OIL Lini
ment, @.- !
Mexican Mustang,
FaFrell's Arabian
BHtIeF's Nerve aud Bone,
Hunts,
Hayei's,
Tobtas's Tenitian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
K.eltinsar's,
Gardeners,
Bsrttne's Horst
Merchants Gargiing,
~. Cherokee,
Jayue's.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgoea's Indian Chog0gue,
Rownudis Tonic MixtGrg, ~
Smiths Tonic syrnp,
Wynk90p'S Fuuit, 4
Speeds FahTiFugs, ~.
Vegetable Fehriiuga.
-@ Lt9XESGES. -
Sheruan's Cough and Worm,
BrYan'sPulnonic Waters,
ts0cQck's pulnipnic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
| Eioyertts WAlipeue1r Hair Glasi
8arry's rFiegpherGus, -
Lyons Katha6rhn.
Boylc'5 Hyperion Fluid, ~
t Fhaibnts Hair lnyig6feat0
Jayae's Hair Tonic, .g ~
Van Detlsau's Wahpena,
londunts Oriental fair Tonic,
Hasels Eau Isustrale,
illdridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Railways GirGassian Balm.
/ PANgtGEAS,
SWANS fIoUcE's,
gultenis indian Vegetable, q
fyeneleyfs Great Western. /.
OINTMENT AND SALYES.
Haliyts Magical Pain RXtrRcto
Professor ffb!loway's Ointment
sLcAlllBter's All.Heailng, Vii
| Brooks Magic s&lse, Pryor's
I'ila, .-
Gra \ IIaFHison' 8 Specific
Trattk's Mnrnefir. .tudStnjs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
A letter from Naples to the .siecle saws:

This King, on hearing the disastrous accounts of
the insnrreetion, said in sorrowful tone to those
around him: My soldiers, nevertheless, had
who was standing near, swhen the soldiers are in
your presence they cry Long live the King but
The moment they turn their backs they cry, Carl
baldi foreger!n That sorcerer Of a man has be-
Witched them. The very azaroni, those main
supporters of the bloody crown Of Naples, have
turned Italians, and now assa the hand that fed
them, boldly defyng and fighting the royal troops.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

etUttE lowest wholesale prices.
(, Nos. l5l and 81 tiilaltras strect-
OILS.
Rusttop'a Cod Liver OF,
Nc NaiT' i Acoustic, ScarpstB dc
British, Harlaem.
tOSMErlCS.
lGoIegns Water, Bay Wgtar,
Flnridn Water, Meeh Fun,
Homes LILLY White. ~
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
IIow's Brown Windsor,
Homes Chemical,
iltadwnyis MeaieaTed, CASTLES,
Almond Toilet and Fltmityt
Slta ying titta#e aud Compound
gE al descriptions.
PILLS,
Wrlgut's nuliRu Vegetable,
Mplat's Life, Rruttdrelh's,
iStfeiies Compound Snhative,
Istrpug' recEuf4l Stomach,
lFIullis Fever and Ague.
Mdrrtg6n's, Lees. NGw London
Paris, Sapti!ig.t4a'B, Champ.
inH'S,
iaEAGHcuherF. ,GlFue's Sapg.
ttyt,
.Jnyue's Aelie, HIfncrlY Gnn3s
mile,
ifiihlmli's Anti 4Et'inuE pbiqF'a
| ,Snt,ittria Y,a1Nt,tl,h, f'N.I.t,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

EIpAYE DU QUAT8IENIEI DESTRIGF.-IIa
u Ge conduit depot dies a Qnatrieme District rue
AhnorctAion entire faSeuae Washington e Ia rue Sheme
CONNIE tpaycs-- e
Tn cheyal brun ttamp5 4 Ia euisse lrote
In petit chevaI bn 6ampG lePse dr0e ct les qaatEe
uieds blame.
81 les as humauS pas rtcan,ds Hans ell j9urs
les tras pIy4, lis Fanas enGEere pRbliQe, dit
depot IL MERGREDt I'D 6cgohFe 1850, d 10 A6uFgs a. ~
J. MILTON REEF, C6mmssltte ttS Rues.
I lieE0 rtfhus spptenItre ls6n oil 9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

INTERESTING Discovery n GEoRGfA,-The Rome,
Ca, Courier of the 22d ult. has the following in
teresting item
On land owned by DR.. P. A. Smith, about three
miles from Alpine, in Chatooga county, and on the
side of Lookout mountain an artificial cave has re-
Gently been discovered The entrance is at the
foot Of the mountain and was entirely filed with
loose rock and dirt. The subterranean passage
has been explored by DR.. P. A. Smith and others
to the distance of one hundred and seventy-fye
feet. The passage is for the most part about five
feet wide and six to eight feet high 1t is all Of the
way partly, and in some places nearly filled with
broken fragments of rock, stone, mortar, pestles,
small pieces Of iron, Ratchet handles hand sticks
and many nameless Indian relics have been found.
There it is unmistakable evidence that it is an
artificial passage. In some places it appears to
have been cut through solid rock. 1t is thought
that this may be the Evolutionary deposit of large
the amount Of silver the Indians are believed BY
some to have left somewhere.
We learn the above particulars from Mr.. r. B.
Smith, who has been in this cave.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
7. WRIGHT & co,

WRIGHT a. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
81 popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists Dealers al Propretors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 5 2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


CDMFFRULLER'S OFFICE, 4
Eity Of New Orleans July I, 1856
mo. 2l29.1
u ESuLEED. That the Comptroller pc and
IA he hereby authorized and required to give notice. by
standing advertisement in the official ioural tha in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinances No i2 approved March
So 1854 the Council win pay any bill against he city ges
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller in
seeardanee with the ordinance referred to. -
[Sgned1 II /. TRACY,
President Board Jt Assistant Aldermen,
Isgnedl T. Il, PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April Is, 1855.
LSgnei JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
gheeaqn she officers of tie city and of me puhfo
V BuFEEssIs,
tFtb II Homttraier fitp Now Orleans
STR EET G0M7NE&--OFFt
GEC0GD DISTRIlT POUND WAS brought
NJ to the Second District Fata, Gcfnel Bee aud GigsE
streets, rs sstfSy-
One white AeaJeu Elrsei branded att hif Spanish
brand blind 10 eye aHd aHlG.
Which not claimed Witsa gGdASs he EXPENSES taGe
paid will be sold st puJs utonn, sad Pound, on
FRIDAY October g. loGA, 81 ul1clhck A, NJ
New utle9Etet September =, So.
j. MILTON REE.F, Street Commissioner,
ALFRED y. nrCRns.
Clerk CT Comptroller
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DENTIST W.

DENTISTRY.
a FEEl III Si@e3 slrss ssPPs n
esbSd H. pFscped HID aa3ss asprobston, eTd reee
TEE hhes aSeBea a Fl Hi il s
perfect articulation end nscato aui perfect natural
Vests method Of n teeth VIA aofabnes iii fhe noden
improvements Those Interested viii qua THESE statements 70 "
nanks to hs inhabitants New Qfean. ana Vicinity or tue
yesrs 6cs and rssdeats g. chss st;ast second ioo
ron LAFAYETTE sanaEe ss5n
nR. mARTTNrs cATAMESlAL coRRECToB
--Has Ind
A TEN YEARS TRIAL,
Which should sufficient every Suffering Woman
Of the great YHlne Of tha
CATAMENIAL CORRECT
And tiatils without exception
The Best Medicine before the Public
FOR
~ Dssesoi afia from n m @ Chronic Ssyoas
Pains under ~ Q, Shoulder, Igwhess f Spirits,
ass .,is sia,.'s g. Ss, s,ss' ] ID w.
endless variety other Diseases attendant On
constitution mental physical labor The simple
+ f9f az y e se q e. primary eaase e. tta disease fsHese
gfeat t]ATAMENIAE C9REEGTOR which has uayef failed
and isf III fH e9aa P9s s sseots 70 me INJECTIONS
ptepTsd rom tie recipe and under ne super
year confined 10 his practice For tie ag years
ton THAT VII soon b. II rapid INCREASE 81 popularity place.
At he head g 81 remedies heretofore offered Tor Easl65 D,B
es Inc more epeealE thRss a6oye enumerated which
gssFs sale BY mos respectable Druggist throughout the
Gnipn 4ud H4naaaz.
gafs p r. FIJI eaf,s ta, zoa+ ro s.s - 10
Sic he money can be fesa arnet 10 tnd il two
bottles ordered al one time tie medicine viii lie
rharEs for transportation
n4ffisaar directions etes. aeeaHpaaY bets
p&fss can be supplied t9tee fem LHboFat7ryy III
aaflors Nd ). Wright It a., New Orleans La. r q WeIl3
ri ss~ YETI Ps2as fPPaia3 "a 526a D Park
t #h9gas , RFaEE da. Ss Vol. e fadsha
hs Taslenes sea ffse u WHOLESALE Buyers anu
No medicine placed On commission.
General Agent FL he United states aud caaadas,
~ ~ ~ Arm street, New York
.,x~s4A GALPGN's oHoP aDusA-Na NJ.
Rs Gafs 4ss aSe g1 ss sss and n S ess
gAA ton d his did friends customers 10 hs ttGH5p
HOUSE, Conveniently lneaied hnsiness tty
viii ind everything the market affords VOL cooked eleRn,
served and at moderate rates
DON'T FORGET TUE ,sGHor HOUSE,"
old GIsrs and ohs Wgs and a9eFs aS as SEQ - 81
hs had for the asknsand small payment o3l If
soL4lAs.ass.nG.Efts, PATENTED CORN sgoon
The sa6geher e now furnish he PLANTERS
same Which win working eyerS day betwesa he hours Of
u and z NJ u the store No. Canal street. This simple Ma
e9 ss ~ II do with two hands IS pge e eep
THoNAss MqRRAx Co, eRetAa, BAreuEGpER K Poo1EY,
New dreams. Pensacola, Fla.
PENSACOLA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LUMBER.
Having every faeiiy our Mills in Florida known as the
Hunt Mills for lie manuIaeue Of Rough and Dressed Iunl-
ty The reputation Of Mills well known Our terms in
Yariaby New Orleans cig acceptance.
THOMAS auRRAY1
JoHS {, PooLEY, Cedar and Julia ds
F. q. Hu99.f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01


the Fourth District Pound Aununciaon street, be-
Washington and SIKH street,
One brown poay, branded Oh his right thigh.
One bay pony branded his right shoulder y H. and his
four feet white.
One gray pony, without mark.
Which claimed within five days and the there
paid. wi be sold at pubic auctiof sil Pound,
WEDNESDAY,, October 3, 1864, ut ID O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, September - &5F. 5-.@
j. MILTON nALF, Street Commissioner.
Registered September q, 1850.
ALFRED 4. nUCRba,
Clerk OF Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-01

FFSHTRD DISTRICT POUND.-Syas brought
TO the Iilir District Pound doodchildren street., between
Glhnet aud Louisa streets, esEfaY--
One blue aul white MARX.
Which If claimed within three days and the
thereon paid will be sold public anttian said Pond,
TEEsnAY October ,, 1860 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, September y 1900
j. MILTON RELF. Street Count. stoner.
Registered September =, Sf1 49,
fFtrrl-, II nrnY fTotiH