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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-10

T'hk sessh-rn Ezprrs-csn.Taay respectfully N
eeanse that thy are nos FuaEing nEzsEsSkaz
thFsagh % csrkssille, va 4 K ana a n
h-i eefs aha are pFepersd % forward thai place
AMI 'nserseAng points ~iih prsmianrsz and dsasict
AL soSes ssne ~ sent ~ express. HEY VII also
fafs ara O. ~ Piares ssaxs roases Sspres-sis :
~tlh he seoss RsiiFozds safis, nstss dr.ft. &c
soilecfeS sEe rrefaFt retsFa maze
80 cs.es Ne. 10 Paelc sxa.rs
fsbf1-a A = HUT. kzp<rsss-nssnt.
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Negroes for Sale.

WE have good lot OF Negroes for SALE Among
" them several good girls suitable for house
purposes; No Boy, 10 years old, well trained as
a, i s room servant; three good families with
10y n single Negroes suitable for the farm Mt No
80 qua. street. II. III. HAYNES CO.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods,

order to sell more Goods have resolved tn
Il ask less pronts. Our stock is fuIl at ali ttnos
and consists OF fine variety of Shirts, Neck lies
coaIls ana Crayats- UNDERWEAR Of Silk Csh
nan nose OF every kind; Handk erchiefs Susuen
GERS, Shirt Bosoms and Dressing Robes &c sc We
have also d choice lot Of Fancy Gooos sTcr 80
Combs, Brushes, Canes, Porte Monies. Poc2e Hnals
Shess men, Leather Travelling Bags, Small Mirrors
sclssors, &C., all for sale cheap by
Jan-e ]. II. McGIIL
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Pennnanship.

Ii. who wish TO attend Mr.. Dol BEARS Glasses
"A should DO so Immediately, v lie there an op
portunlty- Young gentlemen who wish good sa Ia
RES and GOOD situations, should bit themselves for
nlhg such situations TO tie satIsiactiUn their EN-
ployeTs. Good
WRITING
IL essential TO every business man.
p H OGRAPHY
shootd Taught To every child Ii the PHILADELPHIA
hlgh Sciool every pupil is required to learn it
WY Should the citizens OF Nashville be told that sit
requires several cars 10 Learn it, aud not in
hundred has abilities :" TO learn u when SO many
ovy IN town to ~ years OF age, have learned il
with hr D., and read anu write il as easily as COIL
mon print.
why should TenDesteans, by allowing themselves
70 De SO deceived IN this matter kelt SO behind
otner states, as TO have 10 send for many years
Ia other States for Legislative Reporters But il is
NOT lot reporting aiene that is useful 1t regard
ed I'D other cies of the greatest educational aids
that can be found.
Hours 20 IL A. NJ, 3 to P. n. and tos at night
fcb9-tT
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Notice.

a LII persons having claims against B. s. HAMII.
10 N, sre requested to file them with his Trus
zee Ior settlement on or before the sth day of Feb
ruary, 1860, for pro rata distribution and payment
W. III. LUCUS, Trustee for
b. s. HAMILTON
49,, No. 10, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
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Coal. Coal! COali

q LII persons desiring SUPERIOR article of Goa
entirely free from SLATE CIypER and making
oy SEVEN per cent. ashes, should send an order 10
tne tna Coal Yard, where they can obtain the most
AZ" PR
Large Selected Lump, 81 cents per RpsbsI
Screened or Round 10 a. 9. a.
Blacksmith's or Fine tx GO &c 9.
orders can be left in Box 81, P. o., or at the Yard
back Of the N. & C. R, K. Depot
oet zI-u SAML. ] AGNFw
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A. e.. a. A. NJ. Beech.
No Co,,.

Are just receiving some very nice goods of their
second purchase this season. We notice some su-
perior Rep Poplins, Poplin Robes, Lavella Cloths,
Drab Velours, and some very fne Black Velvet and
Cloth Cloaks and elegant Winter Shawls They have
also some of the finest Carpets ever offered here
If you want nice Dress, or some nice House Fur.
nshing Goods, you need go no further than the
Nessrs. Beech'sto supply yourself
see their advertisements in another column.
nov15-u
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MRS. WINSLOW.

RELIEF AND HEALTH I
Price rs cents per BOTTLE
We haveputupands sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
It, what we have never
any other medicine-NEV
A SINGLElNSTANCE. TO
timely usedi Never did a
OF dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all are de-
tions, and speak in terms =
ton otjts rnagicaleffects -
We speak in this maiter1n
after ten years. expert
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almostevery
FAINT lssufleringfrom pain -
will be found In fifteen or =
the syrup is admins =
This valuable prepare =
of one of the MOST EX -
Full NURSES in New Eng :
used with NEVER-FAIL =
THOUSANDS =
Notonlyre lieves the child =
crates the stomach and "
ity and givestone and en-
tenn. 1t will almost in
GRIPPING IN THE n
WIND -
andovercomecon vulsions>
remedied, end In death =
and sURRsT RgMBDY INTHE -
DYSENTERY AND DIAR -
whether ii arises from u
other cause. We would -
who has a child suiIering-
ing complsints-Do NOT -
CES. NOR THE PREJu~
stand between your suffer
that will be sure-yes,
TO follow he use ofthis j,
used. "
Fulldirection sfor usineS
bottle. None genuine un%
CURTIS & PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
Sold by druggiststhrough
Principal Office No. 10,
June7d&W1y PRICE IS
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70 YOUR INFANTS.
thisarticlefor oyerten
ooNEEDENcEANDTRUTH OF
been able to say of
Err HAS 1T FAILED IN
EFFECTA CURE, when
we know an instance
one who used it, on
lighted with it's opera
Of highest eommenda
and medical virtues
"wHAT WE DO KNOW
ence, AND PLEDGE our
AENT OF WHAT NIX HERB
instance where the in
and exhaustion relIe
twenty Minutes after
tered.
tion is the prescription
PERlENCED and Skill
land, and has beer
|, ING SUCCESS IN
, OF CASES.
. from pain, but iDyig
bowels, corrects acid
ergy to the whole sys
stantly relieve
. BOWELS, AND
C0LIC.
which IL notspeedil,
We believe 1.-THE besl
WORLD in all cases OF
RHGA IN CHILDREN
J teething. or from any
!, say to every mother
/, from any ofthe forega
. LET YOUR PREIUDl.
DICES OF OTHERS
ing child and the relief
ABSOLUTELY SURE
, medicine. IL timely
will accompany each
. less the fac-simile OF
: York, is on the out
out the world.
Cedar St New York
cents per bottle.
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Approximation Prizes.
HTfxtBs
Prizes Of sieo APprox'g TO $50. 600 are 81
.4sspri.es............... ..amOnn,inl 70 $500,
1hOle Tiekets $40; Halves SIS; Quartsrs So

Certificates Of Packages ia the Ordinary Draw in.
will be sold at Tie following ates which is the isl
Certificate OF Package OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half 40
10 Quarter 20
/" "a 10 Eighth 10
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LIVERY STABLE.
Nashville Spring Races
- = g a.
WILL COMMENCE
On Tuesday, goth OF May, 1850,
Am gDSTINtfE IVE paxs

On tuesday, 18TH OF May, IS6O.
AND CONTINUE I'VE DAYS.
fHssday, kay 2atA--SscepstAkcs for unfried three
lear olds-slU0 eHtIance-seS fetfeit--one mile
hosis-thtse more 20 all the stzke-C lub to
add 500 II the race Is
mile heats sa
1AsTsees, Aay 51R-sweepsiakss for three year oiGs
u miie keats--stoo e. trance-SSo faEfsit-thFee
or mere 70 Oil the stake-Cieb 10 add stoe u the
face Is
Frtdsy, JEa< Metropolitan Puisr-s2uo One
Nile Keats
sisssssy Ju-< 2d.-Jookey Cub Purss sseo-Two
Mile Heats.
Ssa.< Duy-Sseepstakest nr three year oids--EinEie
dash Of miles-sioo En traHre-tso fogfsil--
three o. more In al ihe Staks-Club 20 add sl0o
: n the Il run
- To ne and close 1st q March. Ffse rer esnf
epraRcc for club naensy-al eairies % Be saads %
the undersigned. b D. cHEATHAM,
ieb-o-td Proprietor.
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Wholesale Depot, No. - Cedar 81, New York
Address HENRY @. sPALDTNG eco,
The Confessions and Experience
VICTTM.

nEsicS kDfar the bsneft, ale as : sarafng and
~ c4atsrn 70 these xao ssfrr fFos ner ssas dehii
sg rdisesiseas iozBess Of spirits. sznt ef Eieei.
premature lez=ay &C eo1 Eeent1fs 81 yealhfal
By vac has saEersE frnm sac sAose e<cse,
e1e frozn mzsFiseed eo1zeeaez u nee cal saGl1az
ans aaacksgy. ssAzse eopisz seat {sst freel IKE
receses Of s.kEze1 esseiepe. beariag the address
% she applicant A4exesFs
Ssess-SndEz EeefeFds klzEz &C., n r.
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II ILMOV A T..

II AElAG novel my ti'- DDS To Cherry street nc 1t
III 70 the Traders Bank, one door IRON Uuion /
take the occasion to thanks my friends anu
customers FOR the liberal patronage bestowed at the
old stand, and hope that change OF place will not
only cause continuance but an Increase OF the
trade here tofore received.
Jan-o-H J. II. ACGIIL
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Shirts Made to Order.

a we VIII soon send orders for Shirts we reaucs,
all "ho prefer theirs made specially for them
70 leaVe their measures with directions 81 al
guarantee they shall be made as required @"O
jan26-tf M 49,,
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gDR.oMMoIT,sS
Ghalgbeate gills,

ten
An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bustion in Hydrogen, Of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each of the
following complaints, viz:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA-
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA, C0NSTI-
PATTON. SCR0FULA, SALT RHEUM, SCURVY,
TISM MERCURIAL CoESEQUENCES, INTER
MTTTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS MIS-
MENSTRUATIoN. WHITES, CHLoR0SIS, ETC.,
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, RoUGHNEss OF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder
full influence. 6
The experience Of thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of Iron can for moment be
compared with it Impurities of the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly compilations indicate its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cases of
female debility 0iuor albus, chlorcsis etc., its
effects are delig htfully renovating. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
Of medicine. which exerts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects Good appetite, CON-
plete digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow its use.
As grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put up In neat hat metal boxes containing
SO pills, price so cents per box six boxes,
80 so; one ssozen boxes. 81 90. For sale by
Druggists generally. VIII be sent free TO
any address on receipt of the price, Al Iess
tiers, orders, ETC., should be addressed 20
r. B. LOCKE & CO.,
General Agents.
339 BROADWAY, n.
N.B-The above Is fac-simile OF the
label each box.
dacz2-dtriwkw1y
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49, 90 -
EMPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and chattanooga Railroad Gonna
L ny, IN connection with the Reads below. are
running an E2pf ess Freight Train from Charleston
and savannah TO nashville. slower speed but with
the same certainty as thei- passenger trans No de-
lay to freigbts by this cute. r. w COZ Is -
'AA' Supt-
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n r. W NM SIC

AT LUCK'S MUSIC STORE
sICIIIENNE, dance de Scion Isl. Julien !, s5o
Hon. W, or star OF the Evening, wallace ! 7so
Fantasi, Sar;as SOC
cradle Polka, by Mueller S eo
How Can Leave Thee So
Willie,s WaIconoa ~ W "IoFer, 25c
star OF Ny Soul, for Guitar. 1 Soo
Music maiIad ,r1.. rs rs ho'hef Tor Guitar, CSC
price. I0ttS :" = t rnr marked
feb1-tf LoOh,
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A1 g RAND HrE
Extraordinary Drawing
To take place as abovesP specified
One Grand Prize of 500. 900

Whole Ticket, $50; Halves $40; Quarters
Certificates 81 Packages will be sold the following
rates, v kIch is the MS.
Certificate OF PackaF Of 20 whole Ticf sts 90 a.
20 half =. 14a s.
26 quarter "a "a Z
20 eighth "a 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-10

IA accidents all happen, epea IN soeu regulated
amsies, IL is very desirable have cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture Toys, Crock
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sPALpING,s PREPARRp GLUE


meets all such emergeneses, aud no household can
afford to be without H. Its always ready and Up 20
the sticking point. There is longer q necessity
for limping ehtirs, spIBteFed veBeers headess des
and broken cradles II just the article FOR cone,
shell, and other ornamental work, so popular with
ladies Of rennsmeut and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being
chemically held in solution, and possessing ali IN
valuable qualities Of the best cabinet makers G
ft may be used In The place or ordinary mucflare
being vastly more adhesive
ssfSEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE.
s.B. Brush accompanies each bottle. Price 75cts
Wholesale Depos, No. - Cedar So. Nsw York
Address HEERYC. sPALDING &CO.,
BOX, No Go, New YORK.
tut up Tor Dealers n Gases containing -Four Eszht
and Twelve Dazsno-a beautiful photographic SLo.
Gard accompanying each packass-
a8-A single bottle OF sPAIlDfN6'S PREP eEP
Si,NE VII save ten times its eost Annuailyks eses,
soia ey al praminsat ssassone-z, Druzzists. fiarS
s.re and faraitsre Dealsrs, GrseeEs, ana fancy
store.
coontry merchants shoaid make noss Of sPAI.
biSo,s PREPARED GLUE, xhen making up tnstr
llss u IN ssaad any climate
Jas1s-iy
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100 susaEls raHr,-v MEAL. lass rssssrsa
SAL xA rAkRlss CO s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

TINS metal, which We nave beard % nsunh II
X Ing stg she past few years. does not apuear q
$500 M realize The brsIIian& Man
$500 w aaea aS the fine Of It's frt suenensfl rsr
r.nrs ss.as :. quantity By ST. Clare Deyille. III n
liver ia = sHf5cns!es somewhat 10 tho es3or II
from esrfst,s soaA9 nearly inspossh1e to free Ii
with u during she prosesa 81 sgsone
Teauy lmpaF ss lasxxe and vI;;fss. s w.. ...;.s
stances are ron and ssficf,,a rf;rh .ass - 49,,
change its color tnt EreA5 xsss ~ W S5
Ihe Specimens whien 20 Huck astf1cfnd a<Ssssfs
were found By N. RenauIt, on s1sieS ~ J.
$50 per cent. Of copper, use ~ ifoss 80 ~ "
silicium. - "a - - - q = 2
Yet aluminium II one Of the 1noss Not5. -
the productions OF the mineral kfuNd6i1 YSE
anime one Of the little ingots which 6e FSsS<,S
chemists manufactured. We sce II IL not sl|VS5 ~
neither does Il ct sl resemble TN, pewter 81 srl
silver. IL seems like mass Of grayish steel, M
ished bat mot FURNISHED.
soft, unctuous feeling which is impaired by lead.
Y0n think II heavy, but are surprised To final 6u
lifting the ingot that it IL lighter than gfass This
- It's most wonderful property. child might 6ft
mass larger than pig Of lead, and carry IL With
ease Another curious property of aluminium jaifs
non ptibhity to oxydaton; articles manufas.
tnred from II do not tafnish, even though henSex
red hot and exposed Immediately 10 4 current 81
oxygen. AZ IS AS IS
Ainminum 3 new soId III Loildcn for sbosk III
an ounce, being nearly as costly Is gold, III III
consequences Of 10 ANAL specific gravity ~ faa%
menseiy larger bulk ls given III an ounce u afl4E
mum than y an ounce Of g1ld. When aI6sdfn5l6
becomes cheap, its non-tarnishflsz erupeYtB wf3l
bring u at once into varied and extensEfe uss III
spoons, knives and fortn, dods knobs. 81 -
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have been furnished with hickory shirt. Some
are dressed in gowns and pants, and Others have
managed to get complete outfits; but the majority
have to satisfy themselves with shirt alone.
Capt. Brannon, Of the U. s. Army, having been
called upon to furnish guard, has detailed thirty
six OF his men, and they are encamped upon the
Point. Besides their side-arms, they have two
brass field pieces, to prevent any cutting oaa by
disaffected spaniards making forays from Cuba.
The condition of this cargo of slaves is said to be
above the average. Certainly, your correspondent
never saw so happy, so contented, cheerful, or
DERBY and weldsposed set, of any color In all his
life. The women are, some Of them, really hand
some, sleek, modest, affectionate caring for the
children. They might be models for some Of their
more civilized sisterhood. n
The Admiralty Court have awarded the salvors
Of the bark Delphos $1,000. The bark has sailed
with steam pump on board for New Orleans.
Her expenses were $15s7 80.
The U. y. transport schooner Tortugas, Captain
Wilson, having on board Captain D. P. Woodbury.
and family, left on the 9th for Wilmington, N. q.
The brig Joseph, of Rockland, passed this city
on the 9th, bound to Mobile.
The ship Thirty One. States, from Mobile, hove
too off this place on the 29th, and communicated
with this city.
The U. s. steamship Mohawk, Capt. Craven, ar
rived on the 30th with the bark Wild Fire.
The propeller Sophia passed this city bound
East on the 30th.
The U. $. steamship Crusader, 1t. Mafitt, from a
cruise. She has returned disabled.
y The schooner Flying Arrow, Hallack, sailed on
the I'd for New York. 1i
The schooner Sea Ranger, from New York, with
freight for this place, arrived on the 10th, and
sailed on the 9Th for Pensacola. .5
The U. S. Mail steamship Magnolia, Crowell,
sailed on the 9Th for New Orleans.
The U. S. NJ. steamship Isabel, Rollins, on the
evening of the 9Th for Charleston.
u The U. s. steamship Wyandotte, Capt. stanly, is
still in the harbor.
The Mohawk and Wyandotte sail tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

One lot Of % feet inches 'front.' 10 10 inches In
depth, in square bounded by Gnstomhouse, Canal,
TEerne aad Franklin streets zS0a
Two lots square bounded by Cont Bicnyille. Treme
and Fl anklin Streets, foilows 49zss a.
No. 2 q feet inches front Con street, and 50 fest in
q ptn ltou
inches in depth Iz0
lot, corner 6alvez and Barracks strees 50 feet
front aarfacks street, and 40 feet inches on
street SpJ
Three lots in square bounded by Rendon Lopez Philip
and Ursulines streets, having front Of 10 feet ?
inches ct 10 each $40
Two front % feet Essnade street. depth 100 feet
in square bounded by Rochehayc Toni, Barracks
and Espanade streets, at Sll50 each 800
One lot fronting Is feet Inch carondelet Walk depth
inches bounded bv Ierbigny, Ciai-
and ST. Lonis and Carendelet Walk $50
irregular lot. bounded BY Flodn Cainprnent
plsnade s9 feet inches Florida 27g
feet inches on Esplanade street, and 100 feet
oanpmen 1850
SO bounded by Galyez Miro, Columbus and
Kerleree Streets having q fest 'front.' and 1871
deph 500
The Felicity street, beginning at Baronne
street and extending to Claiborne street.. 3lT0
One lot Washington Avenue, between Chippewa and
81. Thomas streets. ITS
Two lois Poydras street, between Roman Prieur
streets SEQ
Five lots in Jefferson City, of Louisiana Avenue
and Chestnut Streets 1000
silslo5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

WEAvNG GLASS WITH Not many persons,
probably, are aware that glass h ingen5oueIy
woven with silk, although its brittIaness Of nntuEe
would appear to render such method Of manuaa0.
turing it impossible. It ia very unique process,
the glass being substituted. when thns woven win
the silk for gold and silver thread, than either DC
which It Is found to be more durable, posscsainG
the additional advantage of never tarnshing. What
is technically called the warp-that Is, the 1ong
way of any manufactured article-is coma
posed Of silk, which forms the body and ground
work, on which the pattern In glass appears the
welt or CROSSWORD. The requisite fexibility of
glass thread for manufacturing purposes is to be
ascribed to its extreme fneness, as not less than
fifty or sixty of the original threads produced b.
steam engine power--are required to form enc
thread for the loom. The process, however, u
slow, and not more than yard can be
well manufactured In twelve hours. But the work,
when well done. is extremely beautiful In its sp-
pearance, and comparatively cheaper than the gold
and silver-mixed stuff, and Is alse, 90 far aa the
glass Is concerned, imperishable. 1t il woven BY
means Of the jacquard loom.
4 Ia I1rsxxv saau,~ r.
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

ST CHARLES HoTEf.-N b Iauian Gin: q r Manning
sasb and syi Ala G Ps,sst md La Stephen Cobb
Wv Jamison and SIT Ala Jones Stewart and lady
Two children and four syts d MAXWELL Ala; bartlett.
kayers, Miss NhieGed, Mcfarland Ieakc Va Jas
I Stockton, Miss; Il 5 Beasen.
and syt Tex, W w simms Il Hamilton h.; Mrs Hayer
toy and two children Lide Ak oo Wss isa snd
syt, Tex; II Brown Mrs Cox La; John Poole Lnake
ROOF w Hains md M j Gocns Tsx Lee II While
Led H. Bell Brown d Andrews, Erase and lady Miss
II ittzf 3r, 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

THE OAKLAND PLANTATION and sixty.seyen
slaves VIII be sold without tomorrow 18th inst,
ii o'clock by Msssr MoGerreR Landry auconeers ,heiI
auction mart Masonic Hail. The plantation is cultivated in
cotton and Is situated in the healthy sections
the State and the reach Of overflow and In point
fertility ssecend in the State See sdvertiseent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

Pat was helping Mr.. Blank TO get safe in His
Office one day, aud not being acquainted with tho
article inquired what il was for. ITO prevent pa
pers and other articles which are placed in il from
being burnt in case Of fire, !" said NJ. b IAN Hnre
nNon "Well, thin. your honor, ye'd better be
afther getting into thai same when ye die.n Hi.
Blank swilsed.n h
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How THEY PpaIsn ealan y enoRorA. In y

HUW iIiah ossIsI III " III ta5c
Augusta Dispatch we find the following:
James Mann and Edward Shannon, Convicted Of
robbery ut the Mills House, Charleston, were on
Saturday sentenced to be imprisoned until the fst
Monday in January next, and on that day each re-
ceive twenty lashes on the bare back In the mar
ketplace. AT the termination Of the first fmprison
ment they be, in the second case, imprisoned until
nineteen laahes upon the bare back In the market
place. 49, .8s5 IS j*B
Several other law breakers were sentenced 70
similar endorsements t.5sa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

$ HEALrH.-Persons afflicted with coughs, colds,
burns wounds. general debility, i 10 we'll consuis hs
advertisements in todays Of Davis of Wild ehsy
and Tar Daiis5s Magical Pain EXTRACTOR and Whs Rej
yenaiing Elixir The various cxceences advantages al
in n Ineid manner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14
Mosl y AnIrp AND Exrrsstyr srorg N sru,

MosT VARIED AND EXTENSIVE sTocg OF SUMNER
in purcsshns suppy Of articles for
theiE wardrobe like always to have varied
which to select is disagreeabe be confined 10 few
second rate articles chosen in bad behind te times
in style. At Alfred Manroe Co.'s pslaal establishment
taste be suited every purse fhey
have the Fnke Lyon sewing machine for sse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

LACE Goops, IRISH Linens, EanRoIDEREp Gun
TAfss E1If yon desire purshae any article Of the Adore
description be To call Tafossin Co.'s 1877 Canal
street. before csnsedng IN their adyesrnns o. ihis
ing win ha found detailed account of siraeiio they
show and, what iaIy Important Isl Of prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

CoRK DEPor.-Messrs. P. Cusacks, Bro. q Co.,
the Of Royal and St. Phillip sFeeis advertise full
and complete assortment Of Hind II eess slaing
champagne wine bottles, long and short pointed dsahn
JUS, hear barrel, druggists. homeopathic orc. m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

COMPETITION. sometimes brings
rates the yeest he 1t would our rather
rusty that subject that S. for ofgaudy
lobe is rate coming somewhat under that description
for lace shaws for S. However read Basenans ADVERTISED
n,ent ynnrself ands pe.