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COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs
These Troches will be found ecacious well agreeable
convenient alternating and curing Coughs Colds &c
Prepared only by
N. HYNS0N JENNINGS & co,
feIl-tf So North Charles street
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SasGrTAts G0mDanjss.

I IFE INSURANCE.
e. There at this moment hundreds of persons,
chants and others, who intend IN effect insurance their
Lives and have expressed desire do but
have deferred it from day day for months and years
THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 81, sOO,Omp,
ONE OF TIL OLDEST INSTITUTIONS II TIE UNITED
STATES
Offers every nducement tn those who wish to effect Insur
their Lives.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
PrOcrastnation the thief OF time therefore do
what prudence loudly dictates. The Premiums be
paid quarterly. half yearly. annually.
OEER ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Has been paid by this Company within few years to
dOws and orphans Of deceased parties without the delay Of
single Jay after maturity Of payment
ANNUlTIES AND ENGONMEETS NEGOTIATED.
Pamphlets, with all necessary nioma ion will he prompt
~ furnished persons the city the State
by addressing the undersigned, AGENTS for Maryland,
f. j. RICHARDSON 4 SON,
M & %Orth street IA
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WOOD Wo0D / WOOD II
SAVE by buying your Wood at Office OF City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No 3NoRTH STREET.
JAMES II. JOHNSON
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, ofCity Fire Wood
Mill,
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
siO-t JAMES II. JOHNSON
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SUPERIOR HAMS.

SUPERIOR HAMS.
Just received, of quality to suit the best Judges Fo
sale by WIN. H. MCLEAN,
ja25 If 50 n. Charles st
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PAPRR- BANGINGs
HOWELL X BROTHERS,
MAN UFACTURER ERS,
Invite the attention wholesale dealers the
large stock of
PAPER-HANGINGS
On hand at our store,
200 BALTIMORE STREET,
OPPosITE HANOVER.
The stock embraces the cheapest styles Common Satin
Papers, well as the most costly and elegant.
Everything usually found in the business in great
variety
-Orders solicited and promptly attended to- fel4tf
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new administration Daily is to be started in
Cincinnati, and 100000 is already raised to place
] it on sure foundation.
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nLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
~ IN THE CITY
No 10 NORTH GAY STREET,
hAEUF1 CTURER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEW EIRY,
- AND DEALER IN
YER PLATED WARE,
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in store beautiful Styles and Pat
Rich cwelry Silver Ware suitable presents
embracing great variety of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
Mosac Carhunkle, Coral PEARL Lava, Cameo, Etruscan
EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RINGS, set with
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Opal, &c; Ladies' GOLD
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature L0CKETS
Gold Thmhcs; Cuff Buttons and Pins; Signet Chased and
Plain Gold Rings Pencil and PENS Sleeve BUTTONS and
STUDS; Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins and Far
Rings; Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs, &c
Also Il complete Of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Plated TEA SETS. Walters Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Castors Candle Sticks Pearl
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks Ladies' FANCY
ARTICLES &c, which will be sold on the most reasonable
erms. scott
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@ G. Fl. REESE & BROTHERS,

FARMERS AND PLANTERS BANK OF
Il BALTIMORE, Feb 6, IS6O-The Stockholders of this
Bank are hereby notified that ELECTION for Nine Di
rectOs will be held the Banking House MONDAY, the
9TH Of March next from IL to o'clock, p NJ The Transfer
Books will be closed the LIST tc the 9Th Of March.
ftI-eotE 7. b. RUTTER, Cashier.
HAS COME! HAS COME y HAS COME II
Ii THE GOOD TINE HAS COMET!
SINGERS No 2. SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW 3
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
No. MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and mex
celled Sewing Machine in the world.
FAMILY SEWING MACHTN Els FROM FIFTY TO
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
They been tried families, and found superior any
in
Hemmers, binding guages OF all kinds, machine oil
aud every thing in our line always hand at New York
prices The great reduction in prices enables those who
have purchased cheap and worthless machines obtain the
best made at the lowestraes Everybody is requested
to call Office, send for copy of l. ~ SINGER
Co.'S GAZETTE.
RRNnERICK Aonnt
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DIS. CHURCH & gladden.,
lists,
No. 80 SoRTH CHARLES STREET.
u29ti Baltimore.
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and
Coal.
The best quality GOALS, and the SAWED AND SPLIT
WOOD, at Lowest cash prices, for sale by
j. HENRY GIEsE < Co,
No. . SoUrH
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FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS
GATES YESTERDAY, IN RELATION TO THE CITY PAssEN-
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CRI MIN A L PROOF URE,
PLEADING AND EVIDENCE,
IN NDICTABLE CASES.,
, 1860-08-24

"How do you like the charactsrof 81 PAUL. 2"
asked parson Of his landlady one day, during
. conversation about old saints and apostles.
Ali be was very good, clever old soul
know for he once said, you know, that We must
eat what Is set before Us, and ask no questions
for conscienee's sake Ialways thought should
Ike him for bOarder."
n you would have On idea Of the ocean IN .
storm, just imagine ten thousand hills and four
thousand mountains. al drunk, and chasing one
another over newly plowed ground, with lots
Of caverns 10 Il for them to step into now and
then.
"What makes you look 80 grum, Tom"
"Oh, have had TO endure sad trial Of my
feelings"
"What on earth was it,"
%Why, Ihad to tie on pretty girls bonnet
while her ma was looking on"
Beer, like the Flea, Is subject to Hops. And
again. Beer Is like . Bear; each is breria.
Moreover, Beer Is like bird-being swallow.
At . recent railroad festival, the following con.
ceit was given -" Our HOtAeys-The only ten-
dsD who never misplaced spitch."
Axis, says an ingenious authority, Is like the
creation, because Il Is made Of nothing and Is
very good.
Tho latest way 10 pop the question Is 10 ask q
Air lady Il you can have the pleasure Of seeing
her to the minister's.
Narrowness Of mind Il frequently the cause
Of Obstinacy. We do not easily believe beyond
what we see.
Absence destroys small passions, and increases
great onesi as the wind extinguisheS tapers and
| kndles iires ..r...'.s
, 1860-08-24
Debt


sat In my room, on Amldnlght dFeARy,
Counting The rain on The FoOf;
Hearing the roll Of The wheels aReAry,
And ths elank Of the horses hoof;
Hearing the fall Of the distant feet,
That echoed along on the distant street,
And The hollow song Of . FolsleFing rhyme
Striking In win The clang Of the midnight chime.
Isat In my room while the gas burned low
90 the dead-White chamber gAll,
While, pale and hAggAEd, and full Of uos,
And strangely lank and tan,
A stony figure In silence stands ..'.
Watching The moves Of my trembling hands;
Watching the drop Of my weary eye
With . dim, grim smlls at my every slgh.
Igassd at this figure In solemn awe,
This spectre % gaunt and gray,
Who came not BY the bolted door,
With his ghostly, shadoWy way.
saw that the rags on hIs Shfunken form
Were dripping with wet from The midnight storm;
saw him shFivsled with pain and cold,
And bic face looked pTsmAtureiy old.
with Ghvsr Of dread In every vein,
Ispoke 70 this man Of stone;
And every word he spoke again
Were the echoes Of my own.
aWhat dost thou here ln the midnight deep,
When the world 10 tapped ln its sweetest Slespi"
"What dost Tnou here" he said again,
"When the pillow Chains Thy WeaEied brAinr
"what art thou, thing Of Q hloodless life,
Whose presence 10 death and Shamef
Whose every word is the stab Of knife,
what Is Thy dreadful nAmefD
For moment flashed hs eyes In light,
Then dAFkened again, - 10 endless night:
"WhOeveF shall know, shall never forget
The time when be wore the chains Of DEsf.
"whosvsr shah once. In thoushtIsss way,
Wear those GOLDEN chains for me,
Shall labor and toll for many day
Before hs limbs ere free.
A hFst my chains are Of Furnished gold,
And worn In rich and gorgeous foldi
, 1860-08-24
sTEILACOOM WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY AUGUST II,
Simple Division.

We heard story the other night, on the sub
iect Of "diVision, that we thought "sCme" Ai
the time, and never having seen Il in print, We
are tempted to give our readers the benefit Of Il
A Southern planter, named p, prettry well
to do in the world now, was some twenty yeara
ago poor boy on the Eastern shore Of Mary
land. One Of the strongest and most marked traits
Of his character was an inordinate love Of money.
This, however, is characteristic Of the people In
"them dggins" where they practice skinning
strangers during brisk seasons, and one another
was Of age, and thought Il about time to get
married. He went To neighboFing village, and
was introduced TO the daughter Of Judge b.
"Dang fno galp said the embryo speculator
TO his friends, who were gaining him an entrance
among the elite.
avery" a
How much might Judge B. be WORTH"
%Why, about ten thousand dollars" was the
reply, D,r
tinued the inquirer. @ o.1
"Only three"
"Three into ten goes three times and third
over, mentally ciphered P.
Here was Q chance-a glorious chance, and no
improved Il, too. He made love 10 the unsophis-
ticated daughter Of the Judge with an his pos
sessions strange 70 eayi iof ne wes q uncoutn
looking cur a. ever went unlocked, bis suit pros
pered, and they were married
The honeymoon passed OF - all othef hon
eymoons do, and they were happy. The bride
was lively and chatty, and often made illusions
to her brothers and sisters. Startled at num-
Der Of names be thought should not be In. the
catalogue Of relations, one evening ct tee, be
said:
any dear. thought there were only three
Of youf"
80 there are. but my pas irut wife had
eight more"
"Eleven into ten, no times and nary over
said the astOnished p, who had jumped up and
kicked over chair, and groaned in perfect agony.
aim sOldi-and sight cheaper than an old
bell-wether at thatm
, 1860-08-24
Wishes.

HoH many slek ones
Wlah they were hsAlthyt
How many beggAr men
Wlth they were wealthy;
How many ugly ones
Wish they were prstiyi
How many stupid ones
Wish they we're Ulttyi
He9 many baehsloFs
Wlsh they were married;
HOY many benedlet1
WlIh they had t1rrled;
Single or double.
LIES fall Of troublej
Riches are slubble,
Pleasure's . bauhle.
, 1860-08-24

| So'.o' ~uu' .'e,"b Wy 'sS'so sPy'
o. iorgeryI-nai nal Ooo anAlr ineeeI'
cont understand II however We snan see
what u means oy ano ". 70 tne meantime
keep my apartment tcr me, u you please-'or
this matter must, Of course, De speedily put TO
ngnts-Wnen snah return 70 you
Coniounded, an = VIVA. ne naa nSaru; oy me
unconceIned MANNER o. nic gues., tne anaofo
could only bow IN reply kogecom9 smheo, and
nodded IN return, ano' accompanied oy ms es-
eort, quilted the mouse.
During oil this time the conduct Of Edgecomo
had been 90 guarded, bis manner 90 composed
and 80 entireiy nee nom anytning hke conscious
guiit-and ne nad, moreover, met the enarge
against him with such calm indiiieTence-that
the otncers themselves began 70 rear tnere was
some mistake IN tne mat'eri eitner tnAt tney
had taken the wrong man, Or that the charge
s:a ann NTH Sis $ 70 % 4: n. wS..
they len him for the night
On the following morning, Edgeeomb was
conducted into me presence Of tne trocura.os
Fiscal, whose chambers were within the jail
buildings.
The case having taken wind, and having excl
ted considerable interest, on account Of the gen
tiemanly appearance and manner OF the &C.
cused, the apartment OF the public fnnctionary,
before whom he was now brought was crowded
with the professional acquaintance Of the latter,
curious 70 witness the progress. and learn the
result OF the prisoners precognition. >.
On entering the apartment and nnding y
nlled wl'n Respectable people, Eogecomo ralseo
hls nat politely and bowed win an easy grace
His manner and elegant exterior-ior he was
an uncommonly fine.lOOking man, and dressed
In the extremity Of the fashion, although In par
| feet good taste--made Q strong impression in
hts Avor-so strong tnAt seveF,I oI tnose pres
ent acknoWiedged ms courtesy oy Ieslng .nc.r
hats also. Even the fiscal himself shared IN
the same sentiment a. was evident oy the way
In which be addressed him.
"Mr. Edgecomb, he said, In an unusually
civil, u not respectful tone, "here Is charge Of
forgery against you"
EdseeOmb smiled and bowed.
$50 understand, SIR" he replied In his usual
calm and gentlemanly way. very strange
affair indeed. Pray, sir what sort Of forgery
Is it am accused Oft Is Il bill, bond, drait,
or what Is II, pray"
"Why, sir, it's bill'" said the Fiscal, stretch.
ing out his hand. and taking from the top Of
his desk slip o. paper. bill, SIR, Tor ESQ,
protesting TO Be drawn upon snd accepted by
Messrs. Broomley, kenntworth q broomley.
Discounted In Royal Bank.
$50, 90" said Edgecomb "Hal very good
indeed A bin for 2260, accepted BY -
Whom do you call the people, againT
"Broomley. kennilWorth Z BROMLEY" re-
peated the Fiscal.
All, just 30 Pray hNor me with sight Of
this extraordinary document q you Pleaser
Thrown OF his guard BY the polite and easy
sirnine wav IN which ne reouest was made. Inc
FiscaI simpiv enough. handed Edeecomh' Who
xas standing on the outside Of = small railing
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SNFEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
VERSUS
N AusrnIrs nRIIGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.

The afflicted of either sex which DO yos prefer
pleasant delicious syrupt compounded from OWL
Remedesone which viii speedily and permanently cure You
or the vile used with all their naeohs
and debiiating effect together with the loahsons disease
many times following the of Mineral Posons: -,
The atherokee Remedy is natures specific for Gohorf
hea elect Gravel Structure Flnor Alhus (Whites IN ~
naes) and diseases the Urinary Organs curing these s
natural laws after all other nave aea
and mercies 10 Offending man ues
could produced of It's effects which wond stae eau Nv
The naseeus preparations heretofore used have but h
mas never in one instance fail Happily for man
kind of the world Father VINO 3cS NOT 10
kill but to ,-...,e,l a..
In mercy appointed Medicines for these dreadful DIS
eases winch when quickly es 10 all parts 81 the system
attacks post and with de5 AND cofae
uly admirable gives rest until 1T has
peed il from the body restores the unfortunate patient 10
former health and vigor 80. =.
This tRemedy strikes the very root of the disease it.
tendency simply Suspend the poison but 10 remove the
cause on which 1t depends.
And what vaue the entire absence OF all
seos taste SMELL 1t lay In the counting ROOM or on the
toilet table being suspected Remedy Tor Sc
diseases.
treatise venerea disease with full directions for then
permanent accompany each bottle.
Sold by WRIGHT & Co. Nos. q and l5i Charities street
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers
medicines. -
fvSw fsnuis, Mo-.
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E. t. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
~ ! ORLEANS vs. DAME ADELE
an To No,,aJla Orsnns \ BROWNING 25q3

ssznz coua DE DISTRICT FE RE Il sagyE pE
rst sn che os sFi Dc ff bas
LuND de mai 1850 midi i Gs de- "a G ne ss de s
Il psuyeme District de
Premiere Deuxeme dssignss par les Nos de onsire
A. ge Armas dtpu arpeneur general du 10 de
1860 ct depose en- mon bureau pour reconrs Az
PLAN les dimensions Leg Nos ehasan
gne ID Dc s Ia 5us SIC s "a
Il Pems g sds rs NJ Fsss n Ss5 y gas
ees a rne ss sur Ia Lyme n spsre da
sns e sas So III sns dp No
il y & 81 psSy fsss
gne de autrs cote an le separe da No Les Nos ct ~
s se profonGsaf fas + gnes
sa gs q as a Sa ~ Psss
gnes irne qu spars a NO Ct ~ pisdsN
To- Ct No 10 fome ange Ste Anne DeuSeme e
ped gnss sr 4 gne , a L apare du No y "
ehacan g peds gonfes NJ s II f de sss
aas ESs ss aass ssiDDss
de face Ia Deuxsm q peds as Ri gnes snr .
sa as. sui l. sRns Il q Z
nss la n de s"s cote Hu n s s Me- No IL
peds ponces gnes sur a gne de Fantfe cote au
gnes de face dOlians, ct de profondeu SAVIOR L
No IA % neds pouees gnes Ia gne qn lie separe d
is peds gnes sur y gne de sne eo qn
gre ou lie s6pare No IA ct % pieds pouces 6gnes sur
ene de anre qu du No IT, lie No IT, y pied
pouces ignes sur gne de ante cote q e pare dn ny
Il De Z 81 pe
antre cote aui spare du No 49, lie No ls 90 ped ponce
Igne sur In igne gu spare du No u ct % Peds 10 pouce
gnes sur gne de raute cote qui 10 stpare dn No H.
No TO- 90 peds 10 ponces gnes sur IA igne qn stpare q
No IA % ped pouces gnes In igne de Faure cot
qui sapar No % ct lie No 20 fomant auge des rnes @
stpare u No % peds gnes dc face la rue Premiere
LIE tout commencement au dit plan.
Sass dams latfaire ci-dessus.
E. I. PARKER,
an4 Ia % q my7 Sheriff de Ia Pnroisse dlOrleans
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r b. ROIRON................. u. B. BOlESONs
d Ga ST. CHARLES STREET.

j. B. the inform his customers and the
public general received last arrivals from
Havre and via New York complete assortment
Wnte Goods enumeate but which
following Gents Linen Shirts Linen Bosom and
Cotton Shirts White and Colored Flannel Undershrs and
Drawers White Colored Cotton Undershs and Drawers
Socks all Materials Stocks Neck Ties Crayats Wooden and
Cambria Handkerchiefs Combs and Brushes
sponge Monnaes Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet Sels Pow
Boxes Ladies' Fancy Casks for Scent etc. ETC. Canes and
Umbrellas always hand Permery from Lubn's, Pnauds
Societe Hygieniqne's, etc, -a.~ -
Mr. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM, will
LADIES' for whom he has added to
of Goods for Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department.
For both LADIES and GENTS, fitted in give the
utmost satisfaction The scesf attention will be paid to all
orders for Ready Hair being supervised by Mr. Boron
j. B. BORON,
do fin, 81 ST Charles street.
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Nsn Orleans 9ailg Cftstslt.
LATEST NEWS INTELdGEgoE By THE MAILS.
The Jehossee Outrage.
In the Charleston Courier we find the following
ardo

4 AZ q ast
In the Charleston Courier we find the following
correspondence:
EDIroRs CHARLESTON COURIER. Dear S5s ~
Upon seeing the teIegraphic dispatch from Charles
ton announcing that news had reached there Of the
seizure of the brig Jehossee by the British cruiser
Falcon, Immediately addressed note to the
Secretary Of State on the subject. have just re-
ceiyed his reply, which beg you to publish in the
Courier for information.
wM P0RCHER MILES.
DgrARTaEsT STATE,
Washington 9th April 1850.
Hon W. P0EcHEa MIgs Of the House Of Representatives
Dear Sn.-In answer to your letter of the 4th
inst, have the honor TO state that information has
been received through the Navy Department from
Commodore Inman, commanding the American
squadron upon the Coast Of Africa, OF the outrage
committed by an armed party from the British
cruiser the Falcon, against the brig Jehossee and
that Mr.. Dallas has been instructed to lay the case
before the British Government, and TO demand the
necessary redress.
have the honor to be, sir,
Your obcdient servant,
T. tyfE
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sa1f 1F EFM 9RnAs
ef writ 81, e fis eri b faesas to
Of New Orleans IN tie above entitled cause viii proceed
m & RHs IND af'is n ct a
Oh s HSs LOTS OF GROUND situated lying and be-
Second District e hs ey in the s y
= An E aceoaas e p
drawn Charles de Deputy urseyo. dated
measuring in American according to said
Lots l. s. and inches and lines front s.
Ann street the following depths VIZ Lot No q feet
inches lines ,e other side line which divides from LIT
side Linz Th hs o frS S 1t S9 Lit from NJ
81 feet inches lines side line which divides it
s s@ With ~ 1T & y ss
the qhs ss line il which as d ne o n No Font on
inches he side ne which divides from St and
from MI iot No. Lot 10 inches lines The side
on The other side which divides 10; ana Lot
he ,s 81 Ann b'e ia dses sm e
and 81 feet inch line front Second street
leans street The following depths w Lot No u forming
the Orleans and Second streets o fset inch ae
w5h divides from 1t M H. ts Me- 81 n
9on isf 1t s. fst
On nf wa ohee a, ss line Which
Lots Nos Il 10 10 g ~ ~ anu ~ me ~ een ~ lee
viz Lot No. H. feet inches lines the side line whicl
divides il from and 80 feet inches and lines thu
other side line divides from lot Nof5 Lot No l5 q
feet lines the side line which divides from LOT No
IA and 90 feet lines the other side line which di
ydes it from lot No 6 TO- 90 inches lines
HE Side line which divides it from lot No. ID and % feet
inches lines other side line which divides IT from 10
No IL Lot II, 90 feet inches lines the side lin
which divides it from lot No 6 and 81 feet inches and IN
on the side which divides it from lot No. 49, Lot No. l
line the side line which divides y from lot Nc
divides from No. 49, Lot No. 10 % feet 10 inches
on line which divides from lot No Is and " feet
inches and the other side line which divides i roI
lot No 30 lot No 20 forming the corner Of Orleans an
divides it from lot 49, and 90 feet lines front Fir
street.
| The whole according to said plan. ~
Seized in the above suit. 5s@5@ =8a5a tN&
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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Loss OF Sroox BE FIRE asSD LIaaEsISs.--Dnring
the storm last night the lightning struck stable
on the plantation Of James A. Nef'attpli ana Ia
few minutes it was burned Ia the ground. Qate
number of anies and horses were sIsaierias a'ies
the stable at the time, and We learn that hsne rs
ten OF them were destroyed either ny she ~ y.
the lightning, AVID numbers Of 2etAers az
b,,rne,i. Total loss essisnafeti at about S2sto
IRa1ans ls0iga Advocate, fuesaa y.
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ama SOUTHERN CARRIAGE >aMle
G1N-EB REPOSITORY. ASsX


The subscriber having made additions to his already
age establishment and acquired additional facilities tor the
transaction rapidly increasing business prepared to fur
nish every description of
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
at the shortest favorable terms and Of
fers particular inducements to SOUTHERN PURCHASERS
equal SUPERIOR those of other mandatory of the
kind in the country.
;plAl y L.
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JACOBS, ART GALLERY, IS CAMP STREET,
u New Orleans-E. Jacobs at Lis old post again.
respectfully informs the patrons of
this celebrated Daguerreope Ambroye and Photograph Gal
ery that he has secured
the of Mr. E. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
Just returned from Europe with all the late in the
the Patrons therefore rely on being furnished with
portraits Of the finest finish.
Miniatures of all sizes in oil colors ivory other material
the and price Of ALL will be taken in
passabe style Photographs from life from other pictures Of
public private buildings of machinery will be taken of
any size required either plain or painted.
The hest artists in the United States employed and all
work done will he guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
works and and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit 1t.
Frices moderate. Terms cash delivery.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19

ANOTHER vIorIn-Jane MeNslly, who it will be
asmhered jumped from fourth story window Of
IN tenement house No. 90 West Forty,ttth street
s NJ The progress of the fire. which occurred
there on the 2sth ult., died in the New York Hos
pita few days ago, from the effects Of the injuries
received by her fall