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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11
+ R E INHIBITION!
SLEEDGE & MACON'S
New Fancy And Staple Dry Goods Store,
NO. 40 FAYETTEVILLE STREET.

oNtAS ~ y 0OOuo obOIG,
NO. 40 FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
First door Ielo'o Williams d HayeOOds Drug Store,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Is THE PLACE TO BUY
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS AT
A Low PRIcnl .
HAVING JUST REcEivEDA LARGE Ann
Ii elegant stock of
New Goods for Spring and Simmer
consisting of Ladies fine Dress Goods Of Frspch
Organdie Robes, Double Skirt and ,Jaconettes
Lawns, Ginghams, Calicocs, Check and swiss
Musiin', Black Silks. at ia lower price than the
quality demands, Genuine Irish Linens. Worked
Collars, Ribbons, Hosiery. Gloves. Randkar.b;aes
Black, Lace Points, the most fasbiopahls Snnmn,
trapping out; alarge stock of Bornets, such as fine
Grape, Silk, straw, Neapolitan, Blond Lace. chin
&C., Ruches, Flowers and Ribbons, for triuming
IN abundance; a large l1t CT Silk Parasols oft6e
latest styles out.
Our stock of STAPLE and Domestic Goods islar,s
heretofore. M
Our stock of Linens and Cottonades cannot
be surpassed in Raleigh for the price and oual;,v
Hoop Skirts of J. W. Bradley's Patent. Imper.
lsnaoie, Empress, Tip TOP, and other STYLES. made
of the best English Watch Spring Steel With
cord tied to each hoop; also the Patent Soir raj
bastie, something nice and new, to wear with or
without Hoops.
Alarge stock of Gents and Boys Hats. of the
newest styles, such as Gov. Wise and Hms.or
Union, dc. Gents fine Shoes and Caters, fPbils
delphia Make) Ladies and Misses Shoes. Bows
and Children Shoes, Servant Shoes.
we are determined to sell good Goods,
at as low price as any House in Raleigh.
and Lower if Possible.
Call and examine our stock and YOU will he
convinced that it is to your interest to buy goods
we return our grateful thanks for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, and hope to mer-
it a continuance of the same.
THoS. D. SLEDGE,-
TH0S. B. MACON.
Rateign AprIl z, 1850. 30 a.
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More to be admired than the
Richest Diajess ese,s
WORN BY KINGS OR E,frERoRs

What! RHya Reaut;fal Head of Ho,,
Because il is tbeornazent God H,ns.ff proy;d.a
Ir all Cur race Reader, siih. sch thc ross nav
bloom ever 70 brightly in tia giswias check. ~
eye DC ever SO sparkling, the teeth be those of
pearls, if the head 10 bereft Of ia ecysrinv. =.
the hair be snarled and shrireled. harsh and drv.
or worse SIN IL sprinkled with gray. nature win
lose Tore thar haf hor charms PrNf Wood,s
Hair Restorative, If used two or tbyeo tines a
week, will resisre and permanently sssrre 10 an
such an rnamen Read the following and JUDGE.
Inc writer OF the FIST is the oolebraisd Piainisl
Tbalberg
Dr.. Wood. New York la-;f 90 .oxs
Dear me to express 70 Won the o.
hgatons a am under for the entire restoration os
my hair to its original color about tbs tiue "a
nay arrival IN the United States twas rapidly b.
HAIR Restorative" it soon recovered ia o-irs
mai hue l consider your Restorative al 4 veSs
wonderful invention, quite eficatious a wen a.
agreeable an, dear sir. youss trr,z.
s.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The Methodist Female
College at LaGrange, Ga, was destroyed by
fire on Thursday last. The building was one
ofthe finest in the State, having cost $50, oool
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Stokes CoAL.-We have received a sample
Of coal from Walnut Cove, Stokes county.
sent by Nh. Benz. Baily, of which, in an &C,
c~ompanying note, he speaks as follows 81
send you a piece of coal, as a sample of MANY
Jumps recently washed up from the bed
of a creek near here, by the breaking of a
mllldam. Some of the pieces weighed, it is
supposed, 40 or so lbs.
Is 1t not strange that the eastern and some
OF the western portions of the State, should
refuse to be connected with this portion of
the State, when Virginia is making such Wig
orous efforts to gain the prize? Would not
the Central road be greatly benefited by hay-
ing heavily laden boxes of coal, &C., pass over
that road? Would not the money of our citi-
zens be kept more among ourselves if Raj
eIgh, &c, would purchase coal from us. in
stead of encouraging the Abolitionists ?"
High Point Reporter.
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THE NEW THEsAURUs MUsICUs.
ar, UNITED STATES COLLECTION OF
MUSlc-For the use of the Choir.
the Congregation and the Singing School-By i,
c. and DIR. A. B. Everett. -
Fer sale by W. L.
Raleigh. April 2, 1860. %
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VISIT OF FEE MAsoNs TO THE GRAVE OF
MAsHIsGToN.-The Supreme Council of Free
Masons composed of those only who have ia
ken the thirty-third degree-the highes. in
the Order-escorted by the Knight Templars
Of the District of Columbia, visited Mount
Vernon on Saturday, and opened the Sorrow
Lodge at the grave of Washington, in honor
OF the memory of that departed chieftain and
distinguished Mason. The ceremony was
very imposing and affecting. The address
was delivered by the Hon. Charles Scott. of
Va.
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@Drych ar wylieaydsls
welsh Newspaper ONES, s. Nassau Al.

April, "a 1855.
PROF. 0. ]. WooD .;-9sa-- Saz-Sons month
or six weeks ago, I received a bottle Of vour H,i-
restorative and gass j. TOT wife. who concIu-
oed TO Try 1t on het AEirs htsla, thinking Al Inc
time that it wsnl4 zestore The grav hslr :, -
original color, ast 70 her az Esli as nv surp-;s.
after a few weeks trial II has perforraea th.t
oeriui eject By turHipg all fhe erav bairs "a =
aark brown. at the zame time. kea utifyinx ana
t1ieksSsSg ias hair. Ittrengly he
aosse RESTORATIVE 70 all persons in want Of such
eeaage Of their kar.
CHARLES. cARDER W.
Sros. D o. Weed :-Wi.h confidence DO l ~
commend your hair Re<tsrst;ve. ~ ba;.z ~
most et5catous article I ever Jaw. sinra asipr
your HAIR Restorative my hair and uhisks which
"sIe almost while have gradually ESea3 dark ;
a-d new feel confident that few noe appIio.,
mons VIII restore them to their pafxral color. II
aiso has relieved me Of all dandY=E AID rnpleas,
spiRe freely. * a KiIRy
frof. wood-About two years ago my hair coma
neneed falling of and turning gr I was fast
becoming bald, aud had tiled many Remedies 10
no effect. / commenced using your Restornfiv.
an January last AfsH applications fastened nv
hair firmly It began % I'LL up, grow ont. and
turned back to its former color, lhlask.l Al this
time it is fully reStore3 to its original color, health
and appearances a=d Icheerfully recommend it,
Chicago, III. Max /. 1857.
The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of 8 sizes.
via large, media<a and small the small holds
pint and reta2s fox oae dollar per bottle the me-
DUN holds at least twenty per cent more in pro-
tie the large Aol5E = quart 30 per cent moro in
proportion sad retails for So a bottle.
o J. WQ6D 4 CO., Proprietors, IA BrosdEsy,
New Iork, ard ia Market St, ST. Louis, No.
Aud sold By ell good DSsgg:sts and Fancy Good
osaissS 74--sE
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MICH cow.
NEGROES FOR. SALE.

EDS GOOD Mich Cow, with a 20
W Calf. Apply at this Office.
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PANTS PANTs!!

Black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants-20O pairs Just
recelved-from the lowest to the highest grades.
Light and dark Summer Cashmere Pants-com-
Prising all the different shades and qualities
not to he expelled.
K L. HARDING
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L

Healthy human Blood upon being
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

Of Eastern factories. There cannot be anv b.tter
exchange than bills Of this class. OF course such
jockey bills Of McConochie & Co., and Field, Fowler
Il Co, Of last years remembrance, are not within
the pale Of our remarks. The general counter
rate at the banks to day, for checks on New York,
was {0l dis, the latter figure ruling. Outside the
same rates were asked through some brokers s0a
dis. were the figures. Some round amounts Of five
days sight were taken at 9I60f dis. and one trans
action at !. Nothing doing In thirty days wight.
Sterling opened this morning under the influence
Of telegraph dispatches from New York, quoting
the best Of bills in that market yesterday Ut s@si
The movements today IN our market were, there
fore, cireumscribed buyers only allowing 1O7{0
lo7a, and drawers holding at 1911. In document
bills, there were few transactions at 1861 l0C3,
extreme figures losIoeI to 1861. Francs fat ];
no sales; rates ,5.ssi to 5.254, though 5.25@
52s2 are asked; they could not be realized, only
in very limited sums, for remittance. The opera
tons in exchange. foreign and domestic this week.
reach two millions and three quarters Of dollars.
through the banks and outside. with the excep-
ton Of sight and short sight, which are firm, and
some choice sixty days. the general Market foreign
and for inland, closes dull and irregular.
ssasemcnt Of the BANKS Or Ibis City for tie Week
ending Saturday, January 1zst, 16co.
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saAIs. !. The Transactions Il Corn snS;,Tss
about 5000 sacks, including 500 bite aud vsi -
IN lots, at 7oc,, and rs hie. 4 49, ~ . y
bushel OF 0ass 7ss racks I'M Isss . e.
m two lots, At CSC, and 10 ii sec. h.s,s1 ss'
Bran We noticed sales Of 10 sachs 81 !, \, -
ITO At u 75 D loo ma. as ~
PHcvIsroSs The sales 81 Pork ccsuprsz.s -
bbls New at tls 50 fsr Ness, and III s. ~ r.
Bumps, and 100 bbls. Ness and II. b. ii ID n
q Dbl. round. n Bacon W. heard ii liz banxaS.
TONS CT Lard 100 bbls sold, in two lots. ii 1as
100 tierees At IoI and 800 kegs Choice at ii IS. =
y. 0f Green Meats IA ,ogs hi. soid AZ Ill. ~
Shoulders, and s3e. y D. fer Hams.
4 CoyPEE. There was fair demand. v5th sa5,.
of about 400 bags comprising sos 1t ii a6s Z
III, 1860 a. IIg, 1900 u III and 2p ii III. u \.
1000 bags Of the Traveller cargo were txns.skip-
ped for New York Is
WHrsxY. i Market very dun, and tie Only 49,
reported was 80 bbls, Raw On private terms.
FaEIoHTs- -. We noticed two foreign ships takcn
for Liverpool at 9-l6d. for Cotton barb for Hxyre
~ ls-lsc., and two ships for Enrope on private
terms.
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staie o Louisiana Parish Orleans city Orleans
Personally and appeared r. MITCHELL
ead Justice Of The Peace in and for the parish and city aforesaid
Chas Briggs. President, and H. r Janyer Secretary who
being duly sworn doth deposes and that the
and correct transcript from thu Book Of the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance. Company,
CHAs BRIGGS President.
II. P. JANyIER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day
Der, 1859.
ID. +. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of tho Peace.
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SUGAR.. The sales embraced some 700 hhds.
at steady prices for good qualities. Fair to Fully
Fair 73@7sc. % ID. Lower grades dull, and prices
irregular.
MoLAssEs Some 1900 bbls. were sold at $50
4oc for Ordinary, and 4le42c for Prime to Choice,
with 800 hf bbls at 4s@t5c U gallon for Ordinary
to Prime.
FLOUR The market was rather irmer. The
sales embraced some 1900 bills, Of which 1850
supcrfne at =, $50 at Sc 90, and some smaller lots
at the same price.
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BUREAU DE LA CosrAGsIB D'AssURAScE
.HoaE MuTUALn DE la NLlE-1Rt.EASs.
Nouyelle Orleans co 81 dsceu,trc 1899

NonvelIe'UrItanA, CO 81 dsterlBrc. 1853.
4 ES resolutions suivnntes ont etc adop-
IL tees lunanne lie bureau observation-disclosures de cette
conpsgnie: "a,
I4ou Que cartre do conpagnie dapres
dc Ii Legislature de Et de Ia Louisiana. tSo l6l APP
10 II 1859 avis soft donne dams dex DIES ornax
de la VILE agais ct ancais peudant ene ioufs
lie premier lund de iaiyier 1860 pour et
suit SAVIOR Bonner les ct les de tous les
ccicats de profits mis- jour- ans que iniiret aui est d
les anntes 1852 1853 1859 ct don't e Placement ma
Gle lemhnd6.
Is.o, de plus Que tous les dts cer,ihcas lnteret qu
accru m pas racames par lie proptiatae les
propreiaires dgaax dams ee oufs pa dc Ia de publ
eances ct aunnn montants
credit m fonds contingent les yres de la compa
gnie, ains que lie dit "a charrc.
Rlu de Plus, Que Oh les personnes don't les
suvent sernnt redeyabes compagne primes
complies Ia dte copasnie eommeneera dedure
La utantde La lite dat
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GAL.
James Hewitt s. Co.'s Circular.

Per ArabaI LivrarooI. Friday Evening, Dec. q 1850
Gorroy-nder the Influence Of continued adverse winds
prices 5smned lSsahy steady until Ms WITH
s sisssS rom sssss sy is is
lively lover pssio have not declined largely but
TIE receipts Ibis week have Jse iae and lie prospects are
that ne II week they viii be still larger We quote
NV Orleans Good Ordinary
New Orleans Low Aiddling 6tzd e9bAsd.
New Orleans Mddlng RI. ~.
TN Ss pels h e week afsa es been bales e sales
that from s quay res ss + spinner Ias
bales To-day 5000 bales sod-ihs market closing duh,
The snbne table esibis the stock of cotton now on hand
sn s b az r. @ % s sd s & s
year ~.
s.s:s 4 :, 4. ss s;sf. ;s ss ssss
Imports. zezs IA M
F FsRss' To- i
kass e !, ORLEANS & s'fsas $50 s
Known 70 bs i from Fast India, to ar
rh lys t. i usual his psd very aas
India asscnos goods suited 70 Tint de have slightly
sasd Il f asy ss
"A g the market ,h II 3 quite an e sa a a
Than h o' Taesda bit there Ma 10 pressure q se
aa.a Il, s sssf e aa na . s Bi has
Consumption continues upon extensive scale but the i'm.
II. " pr ss fE ss { Against
s sss sss III IT. nd nssas = " s
10000 for time in 1858 55
Stocks the CHIEF European ports, including Great Britain
the instant II, COD iiir against 81 ,C0t
BREsDsTurfs.-A cheerful feeling has prevailed
week, although the business has been large holders
have manifested increased confence and succeeed IN establish
III an M on @sf ID ss
represent prices n with sigs tendency pre-
without loss therefore holders Of supplies on the
s as sss NV W gs og i ~ K
Louis 25s. 10 2Ss.
IsnIAs and Yellow, 3 3is., and w,te 3is
to S5s. per quarter. -
deliveries Wheat farmers In England Wales
average price week well The corresponding
three years. follows s5s-l25UO0 qss.. 49, Sd
1S5S-a qs ut 4 3D. S51lUl 90 qrs. a9s. Sd
| Ion, OOU 6as. Id.
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100
LEGAL NOTICES.
orrIcg I.ouisIAsA MUTUAL ISs. Go
E.... n.t.....a

New Orleans December 81, 1859
q, accordance a., II! with the requirements Of
an act Of the Legislature Of louisiana NO J approved March
18th 1852 public noec Is hereby given that the following
iihaics Of Script for the 1866 1856 and acernng
tsst thereon remain unclaimed in the oce Of the Company
and All sd certificates and interest which shall
ed by tile legal owners within thirty days Of this
notice will be cancelled and annaed The thereof
credited TO the contingent account In the Books of the Company,
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LEGAL NOTICES. !
0yrlcr OF ms Hoan mutual IssrnA seE g


'T'FHE ,f0II0WlnE rssOIutloNs Wcfg MlhMnI.
nonsly adopted by The Board Of Trustees OF this Company
Rote That In accordance with the charter q his Corn
paDy and act of the Legislature of Louisiana mo- 6 ap
proved 18th March, 1850 noee BE- given city newpape
French and Engiis for thirty days commencng e. re eT
Ing the and amounts Of all certificates OF pdons issued
together with all interest due thereon for the years 1907 1905 ana
lb55, and of which has not been demanded
Rsoead Jhe Tint a Of said Certificates nnd accrued IN
thereof within the thirty days Of said publication be
and hereby cancelled and annned and the
credited contingent account tho books OF the Com
pany, directed by Its charter. .
be Il further re.o,oed should any Of the following
Indebted Company for unpaid premiums other
accounts the said Company shall first deduct the amount Of
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fHe and CORRECT tTahscFit
the books Of the Company.
x. BROTHER, President
JAMES II. WHEELER Secretary,
State Of Louisiana Parish Of 0reans city New Orleans
Sworn aud subscribed before this the y day Of Deem.
D.F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace.
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Esat de Lopane diorltans vile la Nouyee
coparus devant moi d ~ Mitchell
peuxee Justice de Pax dams Ia parose Vile
queiles sternents dposes que 10 tabeau
coe ee des Bvres de Ia Gompagne Mutue
de la Souyee ORLEANS. 4
CHAS. BRIfGS President
II. p. JANyIER, Secretaire.
soascrts deyant moi Slime Jour
bre 1884,
D. F. MITCHELL,
ja4 sot peuxieme Justice de Paix.
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6 II. WILRIOT,S PLANTERS, PATENTED
" Q o. D-M o o IL Gu L q Il e -.

The exclusive patent rights above have been purchased
by company of gentlemen of the Orleans the
states 81 nnisans Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
fiordi lests and South tArouR. ALL parties
chase parish county Stale rights machinery can
ohtan the same by applying the undersigned who is sole
agent for the above company. ~
F. W.G. COOK,
No 80 NateheS street. New Orleans.
Refers taMessrs. Martin Gordon, Jr, N O. MI n Rrin-
gitr, Ascension La pr. g. W. Campbell Ihervie La Can
tain j. g. Landry, N O.: G. @. Bagert, N. o. C. H. Nire St
James. mysnlr
NOTTCE-MR. FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS Isrf,
N employ this day, and holds rover or Alter
rev. per passed before James Graham Notary Public 81
this city.
New Orleans July Il, 1850 jyIa en-
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NJ Increase Tor the week Sz<s4so
Later advices were received to-day from Liver
pool, brought by the Bremen steamer. Some re-
ports obtained circulation, quoting heavy de-
cline in cotton, which proved unfounded, alto
gether so, so far as regards fall Of farthing.
The receipts at this port begin to fall of. The
receipts at Mobile for this week have been free,
footing up to last evening, friday s., 1872 making
the total receipts at that port 5o5,77s bales. We
have no later regular details from other ports.
The receipts at all the ports, with own to this
evening, foot up 1882 $40 bales, being an excess
over last season of 1861 900 bales If we add the
6l,OOO bales shipped from Memphis up the river,
We have 2,5s337O bales At ports direct. After this
time last year the receipts through the same courses
were ,T74, 600 bales. 4.s58
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4 H. BO1RON... .,.....+..t.......J. B. BORON.
Ds q ST CHARLES STREET.

I b. BORON. .....s....,,...,..J. B. BORON.
o. q ST. CHARLES STREET
B. Boirou has the honor inform his customers and the
general that he has received per arrivals from
Hayre, end via New York complete assortment
Fall aid White Goods too which
the following part Gents Linen Shirts, linen
Shiris White and eolored Flannel Unersrts
White and Coioed Cotton UndeFsrs
Socks Materials Stocks Neck Ties Gray8ts Weole and
Jouyn,s Cambria Hankerchiets, and Brushes
Sponges Porte Monaies Cutlery Gus Ware Toilet Stls Pow
der Boxes Ladies' Fancy Casks for Scent ETC. Canes
Soeiete lIyGeuique's. etc.
Mt RUiRON having removed his SHAVING ROOM will
he enahled to The LADIES for whom has added to
his stock, assortment Of Goods for Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department,
For both LADIES and GENTS is in way to give the
utmost satisfaction. The seest attention will be paid TO all
orders for Ready Made HAIR being supervised by Mr. Boiron
j. b. BORON
do FIN 81 81 Charles street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r. A, HOW YARD,
Old No. ls7 New No. 1853 Camp street. opposite ST. Patrick


Old No. ls7 New No. 1853 Camp street. opposite 81. Patroks
Church,
The undersigned bes to his friends and
ers and the public general that he is prepared to furnish
feshens for balls parties dinners supners and particularly
Weddings furnishing all necessary glass ware without extra
tne as heretofore have constantly On hand and made 10
Of the very quality. Cakes Of every kind Boned Tu
kies oe Gaanes, Pastry, Calves Feet Jelly Blanc Mango
Charlotte Russe Biscuits Gaees, Ice Cream Sherhsts etc.
Nnna nrnre and other Pyramids Of the latest style, Also
assoiea Preserves French eoaials sgus rysalxed Fruits
Erene Cherries Cream, Dates and Figs, Chocolate Cream
Mash sllow Paste Fancy onbons. Also, endless variety
AZ Fancy Boxes Cornopas and other article in the
confectionery line. ,, mn .a, I,
mnS orders particularly attended to- and carefully packed
FIRE RORKS-RIRE WORKS.
Rockets Roman Candles Pin Wheels, Sepeuts, foIpedoes,
which IT, offers Ills patrons and he trade IN general
slh tu y. .. Il..s rtsn. l.he 1aLnp -.
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Extra special trips from Lake Horse Car
when required by notifying the Conductor. =
The Steam Train will step ut Nenty Station, when notified
except mail trips during the trips Sundays
Fare each Is and conductors have timely
notice STOP stss
onbusses leave Canal for the Depot Ave min
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.Er=@ SAN, ANTONIO AND -.
I'm tENHSs SAN DIEGO NAIL IINE-&slSsi<@s,ssz- .,
Overland Route from New EysT
leans to San Francsco-averand 10 California
and AronaTickets overland from New ran to San Fran
cisco, for intermediate places Arizona o Vs.
Texas can now be procured the office of ST. ou;s cairo
mercinl Place. 1852 '"et A0tn
PASSENGERS forwarded by thr Southern Steam b;,
10 Indaoa Thence per Western Stage Line To SIM An
tonic Thence San Antonio and san ge Mail Line To
Fort Garke Fort DAVIS Fort BIS FoIt Hufison Fort omit,
FL PaSo, Fort Lancaster Bercole La Nes1la ~
Stockton. san Eetaaie, Fort Fillmore Tucson Ins SSs,o
Fort Yuma, San Diego, San Francisco 1--WE 1Aise'os
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE
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z A. BROTHER, President
JAMES II. WHEELER, SecrGtaire.
Fiat de Ia Louisiana Paroissc dOrl.ans VILE de Ia Eouyee
ct souscrits devaat moi Slime jour
deceInbre 1859.
D. F. MITCHELL, 49,
BOT de Pa
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DrEINa....-.,.DY ErSes. .,DTEIne
j. BoNTRMPs,. DYER AND scouRRR,
No. 90 bourbon street. 49, 4aH

Has the honor inform the public that be has lust assumed
the business of the pyeing establishments 70 koyaf sirees
and that he will continue haEetofore with the careful
tion far which he l. celebrated.
which for the twelve wears he has sa.is
fed the customers Of his on Bo.h
street, for those whssy honor him with tbsir
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

The Coaches and BagRaee Waggpns sWIIBUR,s OMNI-
BIS LIS will call for OF the Hotels
Of the city by leaving Office of tie NJ o.
y and G. N. r. r., on A. Charles struet.
1a1N II 5ss6#4s y83 T. II. WITDUR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

r BANK NEW 0RLEASs.
9 New Orleans, December 81, 1859.
IST OF BALANCES TO CREDIT f1F DEPOSIT
- the books of this Institution of thfee years standing
viz;
Dr G. Mccormick. SO % John Armstrong So o6
r. J. Mctiue, 81 GO Crescent Mint las. q
=. A. l. 81 D. Edwards ........,.. 50
r. l.. Walker. II 81 Eliza Edson. 10 10
S,arke Ellison IA CD Cha Gardner, syndc IS Al
#z7@ UNCLAIMED nyIDENn
The above Is and list Of balances deposit
and Of nncaed-for dividend
FRANK WILLIAMS, President.
NJ. BELLY, Cashe-.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day, December ST.
1859.
ARTHUR sAUCIER,
ia2 l6 q Third Justice of the Peace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16

IST OF THE NAMES OF PARTIES HAY
IL ing unclaimed of moneys their credit in New
ORLEANS Canal and Banking Company published in conformity
with the Legislature approved 18th March, 1885,