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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.
of Passenger Trains.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE &CHATTANOo6A q A. NJ. 8 p. NJ
TENNESSEE & ALABAMA Al 5 A. M, 3:OOP NJ
LoUIsVILLE& NAsHvILLE-5:00 A. NJ. $50 P. n
GO GallatinExpress4:3O PM
EDGEPIEID KZSTUcKY-6:3O An, 2:45 P. NJ
Arrival ofPassenger Trains.
NASHVILLE CHATIASooGA-5P Ms AM
TENNESSEE & ALARAAA-lO:OO AN, 500 Pm
LOUIsyHLE& NASHVILLE 3O5 A. N, 2:1 q T. 81.
&C g GalIatin + xpress $50 A. n
EDGEPIELD K KENTUCKy-IO M, p NJ
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GonIlfrfioI.
DAILY PATRIOT orFfcE. u
Nashville, August z. 1860.

4 II DAILY PATRIOT oFFfcE. ~
/ Nashville, August z, 1860.
FLoUR-FThe market is web supplied.
We quote. wholesale
lSnperfne in bhis.,-.-.-. :. s6@6 so.
Extra 8. ssla =. ,s..l.. Ifa7 SO
Extra sacks-.-.... SO. {
/ WHEAT.---Th supplies are drawn prinei-
pally from abroad very little. Tennessee
wheat being offered. We quote red at 81 10
| @1 Is per bushei; white 81 2O@l 25 per
lbusheL. asl Ssa
+ iC0RN.-White IS per bushel; mixed soc.
OATS.-65c per bushel. lsiats8 SO IStk
BACON-None of consequence offering.
We quote shoulders at loc.; clear sides Isl +.
hams I2zc. D 10, from wagons. From store
ac. advance on these rates.
sLARD-Is in demand and sells readily at
an. rs..5s
MEALS selling at 759sOe. p bushei.
FEATHERs-We quote at 4O942 p b.
GINSENG -25@soc. p ID.
GROCERIES.-We quote Fair sugar
S3@9 R To-; prime to choice 9a9I0c.; in
barrels 2(91c. advance on these figures.
New York Coffee Sugars 1Oa9lIac. p h.,
crushed and powdered 1lz@I2c.; Loaf 1I@
lie. p ID.
| MOLASSES AND SYRUP.-Molasses in
barrels 40945c p GAL; half barrels 459
4sc; Sugar House 4S@45c. Golden Syrup
in barrels 75c.: half barrels SOC; and Kegs
(ten gals) s5c. Ssssa ~ =,
COFFEE.-Rio I64@17c.; Laguyra none
in market; Java 10000. p D. Stock light.
TEA.-Imperial 5Oc@sI; Gunpowder so
@75c.; Young Hyson 10000 Black 60
(91 so. f
SALT.-We quote Coarse Sack at 81 SO :;
and Fine at 81 6O(9s1 IS ; and Barrel at
4Oc. R bushel. 49,.
COTTON YARNS The following are the
agents quotations for Gotten Yarns 700
aad 800, &c. p doz.; 600, 1Oc.; 500, Ilc.;
and 400, 12e. 80 lose
WHISKY.-Rectified is held at 2O@24c.
D gallon, and country at 5O975c, p gallon,
according to quality. si7 l'fis1.s
CANDLES.-Star 1Se per Id. for light
weight; zoe for full weight. Tallow, summer
pressed 13c; Sperm 45a5Oe per lb
Raisins-Layer s3a3 IS per. box; W. R.
81 50a2 IS.
SoAP-Turpentine 50 25a2 as per box.
BRAN.-S1 so per cwt.
HAY-s26 per-to
BEESWAX--26a27c per Id.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

Oh We meeting of We Council of Braves to provide
Swampum'' for We little Indians-hOw we calumet was
broken and we Council disturbed by "a FUSS in we wig
wan = and how We great Medicines went out from
We Lodge with their paint" on, seeking scalps
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
r. B. LOCKE & CO.,
General Agents.

N.B-The above II 0ac-simile - III
label each box.
dec22-dtrlwAwly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
The Express Freight Train.

NASHVILLE, August 9th, 1850.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

Z WHEAT. The supplies are drawn princi-
pally from abroad very little Tennessee
wheat being offered We quote red at 81 10
@1 Is per bushei; white 81 2O@1 25 per
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

TIME Ground Stock Feed, for sale low by
h iunss-sf BENZ. =. SHIELDS b co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
JOE PRINTING

Il don't much like it. I'm sick of sll this
bowin' d scrapin & crawlin d lturrian over
boy Ike me. wood rather 90 threw the
country quietly d enjop myself in my own
way, with the other boys, and not to be made
show of to be garped at by everybody
When the peple cheer me feel pleased, fur
know they meen it, but if these one boss
ofishuls Good know how l see threw ell
their moves & understand exackly what
they air after, & knob how larft at EN- in
private, thayd stop kissin my hands and
| fawning over me as they now do But YOU
bno Mist Ward can't help being Prince,
d. must do all kin to fit myself fur the
persishun must sumtime ockepy
That's troo," seq /, sickness and the
doctors will carry the old Queen OFF one of
these dase, sure's yur born"
The time haven arove fur me to take nv
departer rose up and sed: ''Albert Edard,
| must go, but previs tn doin so will OBJ.
sarve that you SCOT me. Your good Teller,
Albert Edard, & tho line agin Princes as
general tiidAg. Iasist say I Ike the cut of
your Glib. When you git to be King try
and be as good man as yure muther has
bin. Be just & be Jenerus, espeshully to
showmen, who hev alters bin aboozed sins
the days of Noah, who was the fust man to
go into the Menagery bizness & eff the daily
papers of his time air to be believed Noah's
coleckshun of Twin wild beests beet emmy
thing ever seen sins, tho l make bold to
dowt eff his snaiks was ahead of mine. AL
| bert Edard adooP'
l tux his hand which he shook warmly,
& 1 Civ him perpetooal free pars to my
show. d. also parses to take hom fur the
Queen & Old Albert, l put on my hat and
walkt away.
Mrs. Ward sollerquized. as walkt
along, Mrs. Ward, eff you could see your
husband now, jest as be proudly goes from
the presents of the future King of Ingland
you'd be sorry you called him a Beest just
becawz he come home tired at mite and
wanted to go to bed without taking oft his
boots. You'd be sorry for tryin to deprive
your husband of the priceless Boon of lib
erty, Betsy Jane -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

Garibaldi washes his own shirts when
occasion requires. After the battle of Mel
azzo, finding his shirt dirty and soiled from
his personal struggles he took it of, wash
ed it in the brock hardly, and hung it up
on the bushes, ate his lunch of bread. fruit
and water, smoked his cigar barebaeked. and.
wrapt in thought, eat apparently contempla-
ting the drying of his grament; thus. in
the field or bivouac, sharing danger and
hardship with the humbles of his followers.
Directly his shirt was dry. he went on
board the Tukeri, formerly Veloce, lying il
the bay on the western side of the peninsula.
and personally directed her fire on the fort
ress and retiring masses.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13
WHOLE No. I65.

the men to defend them; you must also
raise the means to defend the national flag
upon every sea, and over all this continent.
Give men freedom; then every freeman viii
give you return-an equivalent for it; de-
ny them that, and every man becomes an
alien, an enemy, under the Government
You remember how feeble and defenseless
We Free State men were ten years ago; you
see now that We are established in Kansas
upon the Pacific ocean, in the centre of
the continent; and We might almost say
that
I'VE are monarchs of all we survey.
And this success, this power, has been
obtained-how Il has been obtained amid
reproaeh, inveetive, and by resisting force,
fraud, and the power of the Federal Gov
eminent. This success will soon be made
still more apparent by the election of Abra-
ham Lincoln to the Presidency. Cheers.
And this victory has been built upon moth
ing except those smooth, round pebbles
with which we laid the foundations-and
che storms OF earth aud he'll shall not pre-
vail against it.
1t reminds me of that beautiful island of
Capri, on which the rocks are piled in ma
tive deformity but in massive strength, and
upon whose SUBMITS l found the ruins OF
the palaces of Nero and Domitian, yet when
entered cavern in the rock bound shore,
found that this majestic island rested on a
foundation Of mere coral.
These are the considerations which pre-
sent themselves 10 me on coming among
you. l have told all. l have kept nothing
back. Henceforth, if my confidence in the
stability of the American Union wavers,
shall come here to learn that the Union is
stronger than human ambition, because ii
is foun led in the affection of the American
people. If ever shall WAIVER in my deyo-
ton to Liberty. 1 shall come up here and
renew it here under the sympathy of one
hundred thousand fieemen, saved from
Slavery Henceforth, these shall not be
| my sentiments alone, but the sentiments o.
ALL MANKIND. Men will come up to Kan
sas as they go up to Jerusalem. This shal
be sacred city.
Peace. therefore, be within your walls
aud righteousness in all your cottages and
cabins so soon to be converted into palaces
Once more, people of Kansas, hail HAIL
| and at the same time-FAREwELL.
| Three most enthusiastic cheers were
then given by all the assembled multitude
fer Gov. Seward.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

How MEAN OLD Buck Is.-Mr. G. B.
Bennett mail agent on one of the Ohio and
Indiana Railroads, was recently turned out
of Office by Mr.. Buchanan. Mr.. Bennett
addressed a letter to an Indiana editor, and
in reply to a remark of the letter said:
You say that Gen. Smith, who took my
place, is ''meaner than Old Buck y That
is wrong for two reasons. In the first place.
nothing in human shape ever has or ever
can approach Old Buck in meanness in his
case nature tried an experiment to see how
mean and contemplate man could be
made and live: the next one, with shade
advance, died, and nature gave it up.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

Old Parson Peters, who was good deal
of wag, once married Mr.. Partridge TO
Miss Brace. The parents of the bride re-
quested that he would wind up the ceremo-
MES with a short prayer, which he did in
the following words :-"God bless this
brace of patridges."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

Mrs. Partington says them Dsmocratie
breeches have been used so much that she
proposes to wash them and hang them cross
Mason and Dixon's line to dry.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

A blacksmith, being slandered. was ID.
vised 10 apply to the courts for redress.
He replied, with true wisdom; al shall
never sue anybody for SANDER; can go in-
to my shop and work out better character
in six months than could get in court
house in year."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

Az advertisement appears IN Western
paper which reads as follows:
Run away-a hired man named Joha
with his nose turned up. FIVE feet eight inch
es high, and had on pair of corduroy pants
much worn"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

Sand for horse bedding has been found
out, in England, to be far more healthfut
than straw. 1t absorbs the heat from their
bodies This is the natural bedding of the
Arab horses. Suppose our livery stables
we're to try it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

Good morning. Patrick said gentle
man to his Irish laborer; "sliPPery, this
morning
Slippery ? and be jabsrs it is nothing else.
yer honor Upon my word, and slipped
down three times without getting up oncep'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

II dun know
Would you like a bill of faire. sir p.
"Wall thank you. don't care if l dew
take small piece"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

Bill of Fare for Douglas BaTbecues- First
course-Roast or with Maine sauce snd
Vermont mustard.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

ma, get down on yoar hands and knees
a minute. please"
What on earth shall do tina. for. my
htlle pet?
"Coz wants to draw an elephant"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

A person went into one of our fashiona-
bic refreshments rooms not long since, and
was much surprised at seeing nothing on
the table.
"What will you have ?" asked the ready
waiter.
Jonathan started like struck pig. and
IL
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

A clergyman in New Hampshire was no.
ted for his long sermons and somewhat in
dolent habits.
.'How is it." said man to his neigbbor.
"tbat Parson W, the very LATEST
man living, writes those inteTminable long
sermons 90
why" said the other, ''he probably
gets to writing and is too lazy to STOP"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13
MILLINERY & DRRSSMAKlNG.

The Misses z. & A. II. Kirkpatrick
MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies' of
w Emporia and vicinity that they have just
opeaed Millinery and Dressmaking Establish
meat on Merchants street, where they would So
heit o call from the ladies'
Asrpply Of Bonnets. Hats, Trimmings, de-, on
hand
Embroidery and plain Sewing done to order.
I45m3s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13
BLACK sM NC.

COX s BAKER,
"AVING established themselves in the above
Il business at Emporia, would announce to the
people of the surrounding country that they are
& lily prepared to do all manner of work in THEN
hne Of business, in the best manner. They fatter
themselves that with their long experience at the
business they will be able to give the fullest salts
faction to ali who may favor them with their pat
aonage. Prices reasonable.
Emporia, August l, S5S.-tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-06

NEW URfAANs Gas LcHT CoMPANY,l
December 90, 1859.
BR-The BOARD OF Directors have this day
declared semi annual dividend Of six payable and
ID I'M NO. ]. TIsDALE Treasurer.
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c4nosDgLEr CANAL AND NAY

cARosDxLET CANAL AND SAyIGArIos COMPANY
NEw ORLEANS. s
xg-The annual election for nine Directors
Company the ensuing will be held at the
Office Of lie Company 1876 Basin Street between The hours
Of 10 A. " and Z. 81, on MONDAY, january TO- lSD.
dit I'd LOUIS GAGNET, Secretary
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THE CELEBRATED
THE CELEBRATED
a r G 7 L E B T T Z r s
Will Efectualy Cure
DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS DEBH.-
Try, DIsoRDERED STOMACH, DISGUST FOR
FOOD, HEARTBURN, LOSS OF Ape
TITE, GENERAL DEBILITY,
sss5 And ...5
PRosTRATIoN OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

They entirely vegetable and free from all injurious nge
dieuts They are pleasant mild in their effects
Keeping the gently upon and will remove all pu
rites from the stomach.
These elegant Bters peculiarly adapted for clni
ate every desiring health strength and protection
from diseases Incident to the climate, should use them
Persona nd in fe and feeling the hand Of Time weigh
ing heavily upon them with all its attendant Ills will find in the
e of the Bters Elixir that will ins new life into their
veins restore measure the energy and adc Of more youth
fn days build their shrunken FORMS and give health and
happiness to their remaining years.
fs we'll established fact that fully onehaf q he female
health Ct 10 nse their expression feel WE'LL They
are ngu devoid of all energy extremely nervous and have
no annette To this class of nyaids these BeB espec
ally Their peculiar tonic and nvgoatng
perties render them Invaluable in such
Persons visiting districts harasEed annually with Fever and
Agne q any Of bilious will find that by the
timely use OF bottles they will not In instance
take The disease the Bers will and strengthen the
system and carry the bile Of in It's natural channel.
E. B. WHEELUGK CO.,
Sole Propretors,
43 Magazine street, and 20 and p Bank Place,
5g New 0fleana.
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pr. Bsorning's Fever and Ague Mixture


Dir. Browning's Fever and Ague Mixture.
Numerous of less TO have long
since been offered public in nearly every instance
they proved Intellectual or injurious in their effects upon the
system. \, \, u, II
country the absolute want OF safe and
FEVER AND AGuE.
unne although the great remedy which relied upon for
t complaint frequently produces disastrous Effects and there
hy inures the health and constitution.
only alevaes the disease and does but
little towards radical and permanent
We feel confident we Offering the community better
dy contains ingredients invariably
FEVER AND AGuE, ,...
Or INTERMITTENT FEVER
REMITTENT FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER,
AND DuMB AGuE.
which originate from nearly the same cause namely
masmaie euya which arises from decaying vegeatien in
water or exceedingly subtle and nsidious
noson the blood and in is scennula
ted in the system long time before shows its in the
form Of Fever and Ague.
This remedy the and Aguc in this way at
the system by stimulating the liver and
pelling the impurities from the blood.
E.. WHEEL0CK & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
as Magazine street, and 20 and 2 Bank Piaee,
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: OrYICg OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAiLRoAD COMPANY,
NJ. Common atrpat Npty 0rtpanS II

OrFIcg OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD GoaPAsT,}
M. "a Common street, New Orleans. y
n7y- Il. The stOck-bOoks of the Company
were l0 under three distinct and definite pro
The purchase OF the whole stock OF the Company
nAinng nnsold by lis agents on that day.
The propositions before will be submitted 10 the Com
many and If approved will be fully confirmed by before the
ist February nex The terms of ss sale are with sn's
factory payments conditioned a me proceeds thereof shall be
invested iii labor 10 build the road .
All stockholders sent OFF, by the sale Of the road and
franchises OF Company the 9Th Of October ls5eons
ing only those who declined to make the Loan pay the
unpaid Instruments under what Is styled The New Policy OF
the o,npAny adopted in April sw have opportunity Of
presenting al the facts IN their respective e the office Of
HE Company TO me- during his week. from ~ A. 70 n M
and from 3to S r. ".
The prospects Of the Company promising
now fhe new organization Is expected TO be coDsummated at
early day II vii! give the etsprise the character nau-
yyana with Hon. " K Stevenson and Col Samuel
fate II Tennessee than whom three able capable and
successful railway never before united in the
prosecution OF any ralrosd enterprise III the Union.
shail be glad furnish full information any stakeholder
or other public spirited citizen who feels interest in this great
national highway.
dl4H ]. FOWLkEs, President.
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YartifuIar Iotitfs.

New 0RLB4ss, January 8 1860.
HIThe United Hmckmenss AsSOefatInm--A
called eeDF Of This Asaocniion will bc held FRIDAY
EVENING, january O. 1850 at o'clock their hall, David
CONS Row, Cerondelet street.
By order Of the President.
js6 Il r.. DORE, Secretary.
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poaas or the construction Of % miles ol road be let in
lions df mile each Of Marshall monthly payments in
cas-ineludng grading croases traFslaylug. euRea
Proposals be The Office at Marshall ill the day Of let
ting 2h January 1860 Profile the office Of the
New Orleans Agency and at the principal office in Marshall
dsS tial0 j. FoWbkEs, President.
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suCGEssION OF THOMAS BUCKLEY, DEGEASED-No.
Ib55Second District CourTwo Valuable Lots of Ground
situated in the Second District.
BY H. A. KINGSTON,


situated in the Second District.
BY II. A. KINGSTON,
SATURDAY, the 14th january. 1860, MT ~
y o'clock " the y Shes o.el ~ On -; 1 lI
r IT. Morgan Judge OF The Second District Court of New Or
leans date ,f IN 70 e Of Tomss Buck
ley WI y sis pgas with III the buildings
and mnoyements thereon and rights ways serv
tndes privileges thereto belonging situate
lying in The Second District Of TINS city IN the SQUARE
signae By ID and "A, plan drawn by Z Pile Sur
veyor LIST May $50 and deposited in The office Of p J.
feet front on st. street. by l feet inch and lines in
depth parallel hs sad r To- No. 4 forming d me-
rise building the OF the lots divided
into and containing four rooms in each tenement
| and now rented for SIS per month";
he Of sale before Caste Notary Public at the
| of the purchaser.
eassme canr Dc DISTINCTIONS Terains
| situes dams lie DeuSieme District.
| PAR H. A. KINGSTON,
| Encanteur.
SAMEDI, IL Il AZ Janyier 1902 midi mid .,,s
VILE mar ct conformvnent erfe de Hon II Morgan,
Jnre dc la Deuxieme District de Ia Sonsee Orleans
daid du 1859 proprise dscre apparte
mani la succession Buckley decide yendu
pEuS TERRAINs ensemble les bases anslora
tons am ~ rouyen les dEots privileges eryitndes q
ayantages ATTACHES ct snes q san aas
Cont Roain ct Derbgny, degnes par les Nos l3 81
plan dresst Pile atpenenr lie Ter mai sau q
oopaa ct meslre chacan q pieds Ia St Louis
proondeuf dc 100 pieds ponce Ct gnes ens
paaeles lie dit lot Il toe e. IA faes n @
euS eages DIES dts errains dive IN deT lose
nedis quatfe enmbres ct maintenant ous
70 observation-disclosures sii
VI de deyant j. oastei homre pnhhe ~ irs
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H8-Metairie Kaces-Rule No. 6-The Stew
ards shall attend the Course order clear the track
keen he the horses when returning to the stand af
Ter close Of each heat and b resolution II te Club the
Stewards are requested when the order to mount " given 70
uufe all except The and attendants Of the horses 70
lire Is the stands aud there remain until the horses taken
10 lie cooling ground This regulation will be iidf enforced
ia2 81 BY THE STEWARDS
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TACORS, ART GALLERY, 9s CAMP STREET,
~ New 0rleAns-E. Jacobs at his old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
this celebrated mbrotspe and Photograph Gal
lery established that he has years.
the services Il. JACOBS original proprietor, who
returned from Europe with all the late improvements in the
the art Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish.
af all ivory other MATERIAL
so the and price Of ALL will be taken
passable STYLE Photographs from life from other pictures Of
public private buildings, of machinery will be taken Of
any required either plain painted.
United States employed and all
work done will be guaranteed give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
of and yert and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit il.
Friees moderate. Terms cash delivery. 1890.
o24 I'm L. 8. LiPMAN.
ARD GIT-91 barrels choice Winter Strained. of favor
ia lie brands, for sale by s. II. KENNEDY Y GO.
do I'm Is and - PnsnfraS st.
nj t3ssxGoRIn KuPf.
NREGDI2f0, ROWLAND y CO., IMPORTERS,
u WkglesRe md Retail Dealers in ny and Green Frnt,
Nus etc. c., Nos s. Fulton and 81 Front streets, New Or
Lsans, Oh en-
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AMUSEMENTS.

VARIETIEs TIlEATER. sR1F1sE srEEET.
ht JOHN NJ OWE
Acting Manager, yG a. EHEsLEY
st&gs Manager. M H. >. WAIsACE
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BY BEARD, PITTS q IAtIDNE Ell SMITH
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Office No. 81 Common street.
CATURDAY, the 18th January. 1860, at IL
o'clock NJ at the Charles Hotel Exchange, auction
will be sold
nets In sduare Rampant Gate Crcns1 street.
Common Basin and Canal streets Said lots measure to,
front on Basin depth and front Common street of
e feet 3 inches 1871 feet l inches the other side line
large twostofy brick building
Gatne Stables and covering ,he Whole ground
location for residence slave depot
fourth cash, balance credit Of 8, H. 10,
"a 81 and 36 MONTHS Tor bearing per cent annum in
crest and eventual interest," secured by mortgage
The Improvements to be kept insured and policy
transferred to the vendor
Acts Of sale before W. Brcedose Notary Public, at the
Expense of the purchaser. dl4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-06

NarPublic Lfbrary-As 1t does mot seem TO
BE- generally understood Library the Mechanics In
sgstne all the Committee take this
method Of advising The public OF the fact,
The Library Rooms in the Institute Dryades street.
between and Canal streets open from clock A.
A. 10 8 o'clock Y. NJ ~ GHAS P0TTH0FF,
n2o SIN Chairman of the Library Committee.