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RepubIiean RaIIr a. WheeIine.

The Republicans Of Western Virginia held
a large and enthusiastic meeting at Wheeling
on the evening,of the 18th, which was ad-
dressed by the Hon. D. K. Cartier, and Hon.
John A. Bingham, ofOhio, Hon. ]. S. White,
Of Philadelphia, and others. Over POO Wide
Awakes were out with their torches, and
Wheeling was excited by the grandest display
Of the season. 5--i-
The Republican cause has taken deep
root in Western Virginia, and the ball is
gathering fresh force from the willing hands
of the people.
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Census Of WashIngton City.

Washington city has been much built up
within ten years. The census now shows
population of 6l, 400, which is an increase
since 1850 of q, ,399 The whole of the
District Of Columbia contains q population of
1886, against 81, ,6s7 in 1850. The num-
Der of slaves is 1921, against 1857 in 1850
"a decrease of 456, notwithstanding the
population of the District has increased 3d.
67s. This shows that Slavery at the Capital
is gradually wearing and bleaching out
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Pnrtnre Counrr Nominntion..

The Republicans of Portage have put in
nomination the following excellent ticket
For Probate Judge, Darius Lyman Clerk,
Horace N. Clark; Auditor, Francis L. Saw
yer; Sheriff, Thomas R. Williams; Commis-
sioner, Lucien C. Merrill; Infrmary Director,
P. P. Dawley. The Convention promised,
by resolution, a majority of 1000 or more for
Honest Old Abe in Portage
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ageut advertisements.

livery SIZE Of
- FEATHE UsTERs
can be found at laug30l W.P. FOGGS.
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RRPuRLICAN NoMrNATIoNs.

For Prssidont-ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
e Vice Presidcnt-EANNIRAL EIAMlIN'
supreme Judge-JACOB BnRlNAkhllOF
Z" Attorney Generai-.EAlIEs MURRAY
s. Board Pub. Works-LEYI sAltGhNT'
e. Conrross-ALBERT G.. RIDDLE.
4" Probate Judes-DANIEL II, TlLDEN'
Clerk Of ofCourt-FRED. J. PRENTtSS.
(" sherid-JAlIES A. CtAN'
Audit6r-HRNRY c. HAWKINS.
Comraissionor-JOHN BARNUM.
surrsvor-J. G. SEXTON.
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A GREAT MANUFACTURER CITY.-Manches-
ter, England, is the greatest manufacturing
city in the world. 1t is stated that the steam
force employed in its various mills and fac
tories amounts to 1900, 600 horse power. To
produce this enormous motive 20, 600 tons of
coal are consumed every twenty-5our hours
or $3.50, 600 in three hundred and thirteen
working days Of the year.
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TIE Day ARTEsIAN.-The Faeto the 10th
states that the Artesian well at Columbus has
reached the extraordinary depth Of 1852
feet and that little or no hopes are enter
tainedof ever getting water. The Fact adj
vises that the work be abandoned without
furtherw waste of money.
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rE- PLATA and ornamental nrlating Of every de-
surntion done az the PRINTING Elablishmen; Of the
LNApER Once, on the latest nprorod and most rapid
stesn Presses, m the best style en short notice, and
= reasonahle rates, Particular utenton paid TO
blank work Every description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, LedgOu, Journals, Sales
BooEs, HeceiViuE Bocka, 6c., &c.
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NLARRIEn.

In this city, Sent, llth, Mr., JOHN BARROW and
Miss CATIARINE HARTMAN.
AT Qberlln, Aug p, Mr., JOHN JOHNSTON and
Miss SUSAN NJ. DOW.
At obcrlln, Aug. %, Mr.. A. II. BROWN and Miss
NJ. T. BROWN.
In Oberlin, Sept. 2, Mr.. II. G.. DIXON and Miss
KATE FRITZ, both Of wellington.
In oberin, Aug. %, Mr.. HAYNES and Miss EN-
MA GOULD, both OF Oborlin.
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The Democratic splis Widening.

The Breckenridge State Conventions in
Massachusetts, and Connecticut have nomina-
ted full Electoral tickets. In Massachusetts,
they also nominated State ticket with Benz.
Butler, Of Lowell, at the head for Governor
The Connecticut Breeks favor fusion, but the
split is evidently too wide to closeup in the
present contest.
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OERRY7S VICTORY.
FOR SEPTEMBER loth, 1850

FOR SEPTEMBER IOth, 1850.
On ErieTs fair bosom in faBciful pride,
Did the feet Of old England exuitingly ride,
Till the nag Of Columbia her Perry unturled,
The boast Of the West and ths pride the world.
In the snug little harbor of fam'd Put-in-Bay,
COlumbia's small feet securely did layi
Each man at his post, awaiting the dawn,
All anxious the fray to commence III the morn.
As soon as the dawning of day did appear,
From the snug little harbor bold Perry did steer,
When the enemy opened with a tre most raking,
Expecting bold Perry they soon would be taking
But the spirit of Lawrence his influence shed,
Don't give up the Ship, when dying he sala
Though death hover round US, and great numbers
Well ais bravely MY lads or We conquer our foes
The Lawrence disa'tled, with a chosen brave few,
Perry went TO the Niagara, the night 20 renew
The wind springing up then, he sailed through the
And the cross Of proud England lay soon at his feet
While they played ''Yankee Doodle, and the Stars
Six ships Of tie Br itish our tars did subdue;
They fought for th cir country, and were bound to
The freedom of tr. lde and our right to the main.
Thus ever, when foes, no matter from whence,
Assail US more Pc Try will drive them from hencei
From the fields ID the workshops Of the free and
Millions Of tresm5 a will rise, country to save.
This day, then on high, wen a monument raise
That nations aIoU Ild may behold our I praise
For the noble dee as Of Perry then done,
On the bosom of irie when the battle be Won
For now through Our land, the wa notes have
With The whole world and mankind is the cOun-
And the men and .he boys from all nations round
Buy their CLOTH ING at iSAAC'S where the BAR
gains abound.
EE-We would mo st resp ectfully invite the atten
tion Of our friends and thR public in general TO the
large and splendid stock Of
NEW FALL f,ND WINTER CLOTHING,
FOR NBN AND BOYs's WEAR,
which we have now on hand, and which in extent,
variety and superiority by far surpasses any that
has ever been exhibited in the West. We have Just
received the most extensive assortment OF
OVERCOATINGS,
CLOTB CASSIlHERES,
AND VESTINGS,
and purchasers at Wholesale and Retail, will do well
to visit before purchasing.
ISAA C A. ISAACS'
MAGNETIC IENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent # r the sale Of Singers celebrated
Sc WING MA CHIMES,
AND
STORRSJ AUTOMATON PRESSMAN.
Corn sr Of Union and Superior streets.
81 LOOK OUP FOR TIE GLANTS; %
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9gers,
Builders.

BROOKS S. Q. 8 E. W BUILD
ID ERS. Also Manufacturers of Doors Biz A,
sash, Brackets and all kinds of Scroll,Sawilg md
Gothic work. Particular attention paid to itti1g
up Stores. Factory Division St tseet nes' Cs1fTe
Block. Cleveland. Ohio. nols .asi = eii'i
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COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyL SALE.-Pursuant to the command of deere
tai order Of sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, at the suit Ol Edward
Wade against Catherine Burger, Adm nistratrlN OF
Andrew Burger, deceased to me directed, shall eX-
pose for sale at public auction at the door OF the
Court House in the City OF cleveland on the 10Th
day Of October, lS6U at o'clock p NJ, the premises
described follows, TO wit: Situate in Brooklyn
township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and is knowa as
sub division Lot No. sixty (6O) in Hiram stones
Addition TO Ohio City and Cleveland, composed OF
part Of original lots No SO and 6S in Brooklyn town
ship. Appraised at 500. ..-,-.,,
GEORGE II. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
b. R. BEAvIs, Plaintiffs Atty.
Cleveland. Sent 3. 1SfO sPpl3.9D
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COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
llA SALE.-Pursuant TO the command Of a deere
tai order OF sale issued from tue Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, Ht the suit Of Edward
Wade against Andrew Kelly and others, shall eX-
pose for sale at public auction at the door OF the
Court Honse in the City Of Cleveland on the 18th
day Of October 1850, at o'clock p. NJ, the premises
described follows 10 wit: Situate in brooklyn
township, CuyahOga county, Ohio, and Is known as
subdivision Lot No two hundred and ninety, lZyJ,)
including the barn the lot. Said lot is nifty
feet front Wade Avenue, and l32 feet deep 10 an
alley in Hiram Stones Addition to Ohio City and
Cleveland, composed Of part Of original Lots No. SO
and 6S in Brooklyn township. Appraised at Sl2j.
GEORGE IL. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
b. r. BEAvIs, Plaintiff Atty.
Cleveland, Sept. 18th, 1850. sepl4:3B
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+. COW LES & co.
Ne. i4a, American Buildings, Superior 81.
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dHants, &f.
2husEEians, &c.

DR.. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT. LUNGS
AND CHEST,
II NOWN ALL OVER THE
IN the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will be at his Office, No. 252 Superior street Cleve-
land, Ohio Opposite the Post Office, two doors east
of Homan's Block,) on the following dates Of each
and every month, viz:
IsL I'd, llh, 18th. 1911, I4th and Both.
BE-A PAMPHLETS
containing brief sketch of DR.. LYONS Lille Study
which can be obtained at his Office by all who desire
one, free of charge.
APPOINTMENTS ABROAD.
Toledo-Merchant's Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, 2fth, 25th and 18th.
Ravenna-COllins House, ch month, 81 and 4th.
Akron-Empire House, each month, 5th and 9th
Painesvile-Cowles House, each moRth 18th.
Observation-Disclosures Hotel, each month, 9 and 10.
Elyria-Beebe House, each month, 10th and 18th.
Norwalk-American House, each month, Is and lg
Adri n, Mich.-Each month, 22d and sd.
Mansiield-2Tth and 2Sth.
DR.. LYONS processes to discern diseases by the
Eye He therefore, asks no questions, nor requires
the patients to relate any of their symptoms Come
one and all, and have your symptoms and the lOca-
tiOn your disease explained, Tree ofcharge.
MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
give such balm as have strife
With nature or the laws Of lie;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor POISON men TO ease their pain.
PS.-Dr L. pledges his sacred word and honor
that he will in nowse, directly or indirectly, induce
or caust any invalid to take his medicines without
the stro Igest probability Of relief or a cure.
H5- U. Insulation and advice, tree Of charge ia
The pyOr shall be literally considered. aug3
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WANTED-A BOOK-KEEPER.
sep14:s6i IH'' 1''' w.F.C CAREY &CO.
GTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
- One ten horse power horizontal engine, in good
order without boiler for sale at low price for cash
Inquire verbally, or by letter Of
ALEXANDER DENHAM,
Septll .3Gldkw Wellsville, o.
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Glothiug.
READY MADE CLOTHING,

auglg No. l47 Water Street. cleveland.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
i ISG, Renovatiug and Mending Establishment
FRANCIS AGER, Tailor, No. lg Prospect street, viii
hereafter devote his attention 10 cleaning, renoya-
ting and mending Gentlemen's clothing. He has
taclities Tor doing his work in the best manner
Gentlemen will find it tor their interest during these
hard times to give Mr.. Ager trial.
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which consumes the smoke and give third more
light with the same consumption oi oil as the oiu
Dealers wishing Coal Oil Lamps to soil again, are
iuIitei Ia cali on W. P. FOGG,
sepl4 Cor. superior anu etleCa 80 -
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AMERTGAN WATCHES

AMERICAN WATCHES
GAN BE BOUGHT OF Us JUST
u as cheap as at the Factory aud warranted gen-
We also sell the Amel ican Watch, made at ROX-
bury with "Reid's Patent Attachment" most ex-
Seriptio5 see isst weeks scientic American
COWLEs & co, Weddell House
ELOUR AND FLOUR BARREL
L lSTaTi 20 barrels FredeTieksburgh Flour.
100 - East Mills.
100000 Flour Barrel Hoops.
at GA and &c Merwin st.
augIs W. MELHINCH.
A SH HOOPS,-300 NJ THIS DAY
"A received by schooner Island City, fresh and
green Of and Ti, % N MeTTIn anSCH S5;j
THE BEST SYSTEM OF BOOKKEEPING.
GRITTENDEN'S SERIES OF
J Practical Treatises on Book Keeping, by sin
gle and double entry, comprises,
l. Treatise on Single Entry Book Keeping .25 cts.
2. Common school Edition, CTS
3 high school Edition &c Sls; 8
T. Counting House u %
Nos. ?, 3, and 4, treat Of both Single and Double
Entry.l
M Either Of the above volumes will be mailed to
address, receipt by the publishers of the price
The following extract is made from an OPINION of
by gentlemen who rank among the best practical
accountants Of our country; the names Of few Of
the houses with which they are connected, being
appended, as representa- tatiye Of the class
OPINION OF PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANTS.
ave are free to bestow upon it our un-
qualified cOmmendatiOn.
at is well suited for text book for the teacher
guide the learner and book Of reference for tine
practical accountant.
ISigned by the chief accountants Of the following
firms:
NEw YORK:
Brown, Brothers Co.; A. T. Stewart & Co.
PHILADELPHIA:
Farnham, Kirkhan q Co; Myers, Claghogu Co.
BOSTON:
James NJ Beebe & Co.; F. Skinner & Co.
BALTIMORE.
Wyman, Byrd Co; +. skinner 4 Co.
CINCINNATI.
Springer Wightman; Tyler, Davidson Co
81. LOUIS.
Grow, HcCreery & Co; Robert Campbell & Co
CHICAGO:
Cooley, Farwell Co.; Reynolds, Ely & Co.
NEW ORLEANS:
W. H LetchiOrd Co; Wood & Low
For the OPINION at length, and a complete list of
signatures affixed to il; aud also for brief synopsis
OF the contents Of each volume Of SERIES and the
characteristics Of the whole. ask reference to our
Descriptive Catalogue Of School and College Text
Books, which will be mailed to any address on ap-
Z. c, az. BIDDLE & Co, Publishers,
sepl2 No. SOS Minor ST., Philadelphia
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TT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY. EsINCE
OH AND YOUNG,
Affirm its Truth,
II I Ell
~


PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
win preserve nfaibly the growth and color of the hair
e sss IL az WITH s a rs
men the hair make i more soft and beautiful than OIL
Statesmen Judges Attorneys Doctors cergynen Professional
and gentlemen and ladies Of all classes al the wo
bear testimony that we do not say too much in It's favor Read
the following and judge: =.
Prof O. Wood-Dsaf Sir Some time iast summer ws were
to as Of s aa S s and its effects
to geportit a ,',N'Ss'
trely came gu in consequence yhea friend seeing his snr
hopes q success + al sur ME snas s
and sant Of hair started out and we ha
That boy has healthy scalp and crop d
commend Resoraye perfect remedy for diseases
Of the scalp and hair Wv! rsffRsssi1fs
becoming peatnrey gray accompanied by harhness which
WSsn a s sar # s I'll dressing
menths it in that condition AID having continued It's
color nsrs greatly 10 Sc " pre e
those produced by the application Of oils
a ! d a. I sfs
You have 70 refer to m who he ha
of its performing all that is claimed for il.
eincinnn.i o., Feb 10, 1851 iii TbjSd ssrss
WELLINGTON. No., Dec 6 1885,
was inaes q q %is s
T. had he fsyer SONG time last May and nearly every hair
thicker than Nothing hns duty and synpahs
been would induce tbs public aesnosisamet y
the bensh have aeceysd from Prof Woods Hair RESTORATIVE
The bottles Of ,es sIsss ' g. iass
M PCT bottle the holds at ehs aaa NIL
cent mere u proportion than the small reais dollars
don foT s. so s'' y per cent more m proper
an ~ r woep CO. r,epEsie 81 Broadway Nsw
street. ST. Louis Mo- 'sA' 4'1 = =
And sold y gOod Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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McCERREN, LANDRY e CO.
MccEsRIsREN, LANDRY co.'s AUCTION

Ihe UNDERSIGNED having secured the comodious central
location The Charles streets known
Masonic Hall have fitted up established an Auction Mart
tor the sale Of Real Estate Slaves, Merchandise
The superior advantages Of the location display 81 pro
perty and convenience q demonstration
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves and and SATURDAYS
For MISUNDERSTANDING and Thursdays
Outdoor saea attended o at M times
Efficiency aud dispatch may all matters placed
IN charge. f
n23 II McCERREN, LANDRY A. CO
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- -. = Encanenr
SAMEDI, Ic IA de tanvier 1850, a midi, n
Vile par ct coormemen ordre de TBon r H Morgan
Juge Dc IA Denxeme Conr dc District Novelle
date du dtcemhc 1852 "a propife cieous dtce apparte
nait la succession de Thomas Buckley decedt,
i'encai, eayoir--
DEUx TERRAINs, ensemble les batisse ct amelora-
lions m 1 trosent ct tons les dos privileges serytudes
ayuntaEes ATTACHES ct appaenaDt site dams
Deuxiene District de cee VILE dams borne par les rnes
Il sur un Pan dress paF ris apentea le Ter mai O
contign Ct mesire ehacnn peds rue St Louis
sur prooneur dc log pieds pouce gnes entire gnes
= Ronai Tn consistent batsse
menis agan chnenn qua,re chabres ct naienant os
SIS par iiiois. -557
observation-disclosures
Acte de vente devan W. j. Castel noiare public All fra de
3acaltreur. d9 IL 81 ja7 IL IS IA
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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to 1s DIAMETER OF CYLINDER

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from II, to 30 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS from Il feet 80 diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from TO % incles in diameter
Lea Leayitt,s Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
iron and wooden frames with Norcros Rocker Boxes and
stearn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Ciilfs CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
Saub's Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from ls to
inches diameter
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, Of 6, IA and Ii inches in
diameter By IL feet long and geared either horse or steam
power.
sHAFT1NG, COUPLINGS, PUILIEs STANDS, HANG
EHs, and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS ~ inches IN diameter and from
l6 to 80 feet l'ng s+4 E@
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to II inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes. -=z -
INDIA RUBBER BANDS Of all sizes.
An of all sizes OF the articles generally in
ready for delivery the shortest nstice sr sale on
the favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be any address
by mail.
S. H. GILMAN,
mys &wf 10 Gravier street. New Orleans,
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IS MADAME DeRAE1sS DANCING AGAn-
~ ENVY, No. Zs5 Baronne street, between Grod snd julia
3xSSSs streets.
4 The Ladies' of New Orleans respectfully informed
IN that the abose Is ogeia where all the
~ Fashionable Dances will hs taught. ,a,x.. ,.,<
iaies-aionday Wednesday Friday. nom 10z TO In,
and AZ to 6ssS.
Children tuesday. Thursday Saturday from ~ to ~
Pirate Lessons-Tuesdas, Thursday and Saturday from io
TERMS Ladies' st0per month; Children. 80 payable IN sa
vance. Twelve lesson IN the month. -, saw, tnlx
is ~, " n aI c,s % seen ~ hes ~ n24 i'm
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pEARD, ..IIrs q GARDNER SMITH l.lT s ~,

ID fioneers and Appraisers No 81 eonen safeg III
an,n ana 81 g,aras seets Successors to j A. BrAIp u
hag of ~ e. bs soS h e saahe books
II Pi q Co. aa ming The squares o. The First and Fourth Dis
c If The C OF New osesns ~ ~ y INV ~ N ss
% % Jefferson City, Riekcryile Hoonlngdale
a fion to sale Ct Real Estate and Slaves
ue xVarisn Sales iii Furniture Bank and other
anu Caues Vessels Id Plantations and solicit the
onsss Isreofole literally tended to them. nib en-
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ti'e importers, Mes.rs Ferfes co, ~ Camp street
BY D. z. MoRPHY,
AtictionceY
THURSDAY and Friday. I2.t, ana ran
u insis.. at II o'clock, will be sold-.s' - 's @osAA
iu675y Haynna CA late importation and e roost seIe
lo ever offered to buyers who requested 10 call and examine
for themselves. ~ x M - Na'siss
terms wisl, viii be very liberal cailoeues ias
TWO VALq Able BUILDING LOTS ON ERATs STREET
between Bacehus and nryades for sale
BY BEARD, PITTS 81 GARDNER sMITH
GAnpsER saIrn. Auctoneer
Office 81 Gofnnnou street
= NJ at the ~ Charles Hotel Exchange At auction vii 3
TWO LOTS OF in The First District IN the sqnar
ted BY the Nos IS and H. measuring eae VI fsa S M
Erao street BY depth Of l59 inches and lines
parallel lines. 80 ~ "Ss'
Jss, lot Ne p he purchaser assume three
cent ann interest," and per eventual Interest nay
bic ~ 7 = apd years after date. Balance cash -
For lot No. H. purchaser notes FIR San eac
dated ana payable me same ~ No ~ Balance cash.
Act Of sale before T. o. sta Notay Public a lie expense
y ''f Inrcnoeis.
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AMUsEMENTs.
THIRD WEEK OF DOT.
Fifty-eighfh Night OF the Season.

%
Fifty-eighth Night Of the SEASON.
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan 10. Isa.
Is; r req triumph 81 DOT which b.. been wneea nearly
t. 10 esceed 10 Interest md bey sy eare s nsse
itiiS,, eve, presented Ssy foIIssl cast
hB efss ri, d Sas ea,smsr & ~ Mssr NJ Ss
fI, Y s yIlI E9sIs lias saS
Es,lsnanee % commence wi The farce q TaE
.ssr I. sRs =, O'clock Performance
ssgox Once securing Private Boxes and Chair,
talo W. .. cHIPpESpALE. Treasurer.
ST. CHARLES THEATEH.-sT. CHARLES ST.
Mr. CORR \. Aching Manager
Bllian, Success Of EDWIN BOOTH the Eminent Tragedian
TUESDAY NIGHT jan. 10. iseo
shskspes5ss T,agsds # MAGNETIC Macbeth King Il
aer es sei s a isg rsSs ssse II ,,
seSsas Viii poST juice ase ~
e preparation. entirely new Tragedy written express
Il for Edwin Booth entitled King Henry oT Death 81
PRICES OF ADsrssros-Dress Circle and Pasauet,e IL
n s sssess Circle 20 cents; Gallery. Is Private
Doors at o. O'clock the Performance 10 commence a
!.9s ONCE open from 10 a. NJ. a1sP.M
New OPERA HOUsE-coRNER OF BOURBON
~ and Toulouse Streets 80.
TUESDAY NIGHT, Jan. TO- 1860
a M ee pfG99s ou Pop1ss oEess Ia EILE Du REeI
ES-Thursday-LUcIA DI LAAIMERM0oR.
n sas ss s sss5s ~ s 4. sgs
SUE. refiormance commences nj O'Clock. jal6
ORLEANS THEATER. w. ORLEANS STREET.
TUESDAY January 10, 1860.
VIII be repeated Halevy's Grand Opera THE JEwEss-rn
ne tt act WALTZ BY Miles Helene Henry NJ Yearde and
Asnyeln third act PAS DE DEtX Is Mile q Tleieur
Box office open from o'clock A. N. to o'clock r. NJ
o'clock. S .1l-' ss
PRICES OF ADMISSION -- Parquette First and Second
Dress Grce Iatticed Boxes 81 Pit with arm chair ST:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

ES-southern Pacific Railroad-SeaIed Pro-
pess for the construction Of 70 miles Of road be let in
tons Of mile EACH Of Marshall monthly payments In
cashncudng grading crosstes tracksying cnIyers etc
Proposals DO the Office Marshall day oil lei
ting 2h January 1862 Profile be the office Of the
New Orleans Agency and Mt the principal office in Marshall
d23 iiAlD j. FOWIaKES. President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10

NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT CouPAsY
4n8G December o. 1859.
BSy-The Board of Directors have this day
declared semi annual dividend per cent payable
after I'd JANUARY, 1867
DBL I'm n o. J. TISDAT.F, Treasurer.