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General Relief Committee
W. ntELn.+
PHYSICIANS ANp AroTHEcAR1Es.

First District
DT D. Folwell, No. 22I Carondeet street.
John Booth Apothecay Cr1ndeet and God Streets
j. Haberwad Apothecary Tehnupitous and Race
Second pStFet--
DR. F. l. Taney Rampant and Gustomh0ue streets
IN 3 Mougn ApotheeaIy, nauphin aud Gusiomhouse
Wy -Third District
A K. Eovaeik No 34I Old street. opposite the AIiu
sheley Apothecary AIorean and Enghien streets
80 Fourth District
fu-ney Apotheeary New LeYee street. between ssraparu
and Firss streets
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ROzEmAN's HOSPITAL.
= No. 30 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Nearthe Carrolton Railroad Terminns.

Nearthe Carrollton Railroad Terminus.
Dr. n. BezEMAN, Gate OF Montgomery, Ala.l having 10
Gated In New Orleans takes this method of announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WoMAN,s HOSPITAL,
and Is rady receive patients The building he has Cited up
admirably sdapted the purpose and being stnsted N such
convenient and desirable 0f the city that he feels
ranted in sayirg 6 that it affords unusual advantages
The generally large and airy and have all undor
gone thoreugh repair,
Both WHITES and blacks are admitted.
For terms of admission amply a the office in the bning.
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oggg59 a5a STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New 0rle ms.
Be II remembered, that this Goth day Of March, 1860 be
fore me- the subscriber Of Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. P Janver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual insurance
Company Of New oreans who being duly according to
law depose and say that the above accounts Just and
ue and transcript from the books Of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
n p. JAEvIER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 10Th day Of March,
1850. a5. D-F MITGHELI.t
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
Tho Board of Trustees have resolved to Six cent In
teres outstanding certificates of profits and after the
Monday of May next and redee and after that
date Scrip of the year 1888 and they have further de-
clared scrip dividend Thirty Three and Third per cent
premiums Of the year ending February 80 1850
which certificates will bcsued and after the first day
June, 1S6e ". 49,,
A. GARRIERE. Vice PIe.i@ent.
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NEW LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE STORE
IN AND FRAME MANDATORY, 70 Camp street.
My former Looking Glass Picture Store No Al Royal
street. having been destroyed by fire. beg leave to inform my
old and the public generally, that have reopened
my establ hmen at No rs Camp street. where pre-.
pared to f all orders and all work belonging to my
line with dispatch and in superior have also
large and splendid stock of
French and German LOOKING GLASSES,
PICTURES,
FRAMES and MOULDING,
of every description constantly hand which offer
lowest price and reasonable terms
esirous TO merit it, ask share of the public patronage.
d3 I'm VICTORIN GUETTE,
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Cotton Presses.

I 5g5.s Gotten Presses.
EFAcToRs, '.1'' ,ss'', s''ss's,
Corner of Tchoupftouas aud Henderson streets.
st. Maryts street, between Perdido and Poydras.
3 Corner Of ST. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner Of Tchoupitonlas and Richard streets.
EBRAMAH,
Corner of Tchoupltoalas aud Richard streets.
MEReHANTs',
ORLEANS, - '.S-s-rs'
Corner Leyee and RoiHgnac streets.
A Corner Annunciation and Richard streets.
: szYMANsKI,s, F w
SHIPPERS. ''z''ls''
Corner Henderson and New Leyee Streets
UNION, . -
WOODS, Ds ,S'
TEXAS,
Corner Of Tchouptoulas and Orange streets.
1HNgBhSSCENT PRESS,
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leyee street. between ST. Ferdinand and Montegut
streets. Third District.
PICAYUNE, ..-s...=z
Leyee street, opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT
New Ieyee and Roffgnac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Iegeestreet between Montegut and Cloue
Third District.
+ PELICAN PRESS,
9 Corner of st. Mary's and Tchoupitoulas streets,
I l Fourth District.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
Opening of
THE RIGHELIEU RESTAURANT
Au DEJEuSER DE RICHELIEU.

D. LOPEZ CO., 65 Customhouse street,
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public
Restaurant eopens positively TUESDAY 18th Choc-
oate, Coffee, Lunch Pastry, ETC., etc. as heretofore.
At the request of of their customers they have added
thereto splendid Restaurant which nnquestonaby
with the first establishments of the kind in this city both
as regards the cooking and selection OF Wines.
They enabled by improvements made in their establish
mcn attend TO orders throughout the city for Dinners Sup
pers, Lunches and Pastry.
Orders received also Chartres street No s CONT
at the Chocolate Manuactory. nl5 I'm
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CITTZENS INSURANCE. COMPANY
~ ONCE Nos Carondeletstreet
Capital, s37l,720 SO.
oMER qAuLARD President. A. .sCHRIEBER, sscretary
FRusrKEs.
Geo. W. West, r. p. Hunt,
James A. White, NJ. Musson,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon. Jr..
D. Jamison, Euma Augnstin,
Ar. Ailtenberger Cesaire Olivier.
J. Leigy A. Bohn,
Oner Gaiiliard.
Tbs Company against the pers Of the
damage By the of premium
d26I
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Il. Y
Messrs Isaac G. Seymour. q Pofhof g H. slocomb Geo
W Race Jas o. Nixon Luther Homes Charles Pride Henry
T. swasey Lef Eolger, Ttos Blake Geo sizer, l. H.
n Marks Thomas o. Moore, F. Z. Kihidge P. A. Rost H.
0yeron F. Hardesy shall be the first Board Of Directors
until their elected provided for
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ARTICLE TENTH.
failure any elect Directors day named
for that purpose shall dissolve the Association but the
Directors office shall hold until another election
shall be held which due notice shall be given in the
pointed out in Article Seventh &4'
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of Association vested in the President and
Board Of Directors consisting Of !weL sockholders who
shall elected annually the first Tuesday of May each
year by the Stockholders such place in the city Of New Or
leans may be selected after advertisement inserted least
newspapers published in the city Of New Orleans
sockhode shall be eligible as Director provided he own in
shall be published days at least All elections for Di
shall by ballot and held under the superintendent
committee Of the Board Of Directors and every bona de
Of stock shall be entitled 70 as many votes as he she
in his, her their fifty votes any
eection provided further that after the first election held
hereunder no person shall be entitled any shares
have stood in his her orhe the books
Of the Association three months prior such election
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

FIREMEN's CHARITABLE AssocIATIoN-oaic oaice, Odd
fellows Hall, Lafayette street.
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Railroad Office No. lla Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square.
II. H. Charles. Secretary.
r. S. Williams. .+.....s... General Superintendent
NEW ORLEANS, oPEL0USAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Ralroad oiec Of ST. Peter ard Old Le4ee Streets
opposite jackson Square
Wm G Hewes.s.+. .+...tt.'..'.....ts....'' resident
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ARTICLE FtfTH.g3l IA r
No ockholder shall syer be held liable for amount

The Association sha haye seal he device being the coat Of
of the State Of L9uana with the Inscription enccng
1t, of Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Association OF the
State Of Louisiana aad may spch medals with devices,
legends and inscriptions and issue such diplomas be de-
tefuIned
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

COMMITTEES on Finauce-F. j. Bauduc, of No. g. Charm,
T. F. Peton, of A Il. L. Co. No. saml Barnes of No
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
privnte RnnIrs nnd a.chnnge pcalera.

BROWN BROS. h CO.. 35 C&ronielet street.
SAMUEL SMITH s Co. Camp street.
Jups0S GO CORNER Canal and Camp streets ~. .
BROWN, JOHNSTON & Co. No. 80 Gstopdeet street
BEN0IST SHAW d co. No. 10 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JAcoB BARKER Manager,
Corner Camp and GrAvier streets
THOMAS u. BARKER corner Camp and Grayler stFeets
IL w. CONNER Il SON No, 33 Caronlelei street
JOHN WOOD CO., corner Camp and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19


President Isaac NJ Marks of No.
Vice President. DOS P Hornor, of Ia II,
ToSiAt Fol ofN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
cHRIsTts HIGHER LAW.

s#ta " IN HOG sYGNo yINcRs.',
Mr.. Beecher handed the slip to me, and knowing
you to be curious in all matters of public interest,"
/ send it herewith.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

P. Gus. GUvEILiER,
o. L. KERNIoS,
WALTER II. PETERS, N. P.
certify the foregoing to be of the original exan
in my current archives
Witness my New 3rleans the 10Th day
a26 WALTER H PETERS, Mp.
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PoEIl.Asn. Jan. 19.-The steamship Anelo.s Saxon
ot the Canadian line, arrived at this port this morn
ns She left Liverpool Wednesday The I'll, inst
aug touched ct Quee nstown on the following day
bringing , teiegraphic adyicea from Liverpool aid
London 10 the evening of Thursday the 9TH inst.
The steamship Nova Scotian from Portland ;,r.
rived at Liverpool on the 4ti inst.
The general and political intelligence bv tte
Anglo-SaNon Is somewhat interesting
a report was in circulation that the projected
European Congress would not be assembled owing
to the difficulty of freconcing the various and can
iicting interests of those Powers Bo were I'd t.Ec
all concerned.
Inc report, however, Is not fully credited, as it
lacks confirmation.
u On the occasion OF the reception of Tile dinIo-
mate corps on New Years Day, the Emperor Ma
p9leon made q speech Of marked pacific tone.
which has had the effect TO raassnrc Eirope 10 Il
certain extent, Of the moderate and peaceful in,
tea1Ions Irio ~: Of the French Emperor.
The ship Congress. from New Orleans. hound
for Liverpool has been taken into Fleetwood llay
ing been dismasted at sea.
Commercial Intelligence
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-The sales Of Csetfon f,,.. tfa
two business days lTuesday and Wednesday, since
inc sailiilg OF the Europa, amount TO Is 900 baleq
Of which spectators and exporters took 25Oo
Monday having been observed as the New Yeat..a
noliday, no business was transacted on that dav-
Ihe market generally closed steady with rather
improved tone, although quotations generally re-
t.isttit eAE flIlC a. iash WEEK.
LoNDoN, Jan. 1.-THE funds have maintained y
steady tone, and the quotations BY the Europa arc
unaltered. "as3riS fsSA a
Gonsols for account closed at 95: 10 95i.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-The adyees from Manches-
ter continue to be of more favorable tendency
The market for goods and yarns was rather quiet
but prices We're firmly maintained and holders de-
mand an advance.
The market closed with an advancing tendency.
The Liverpool Breadstuifs market closed gener-
ally steady, prices having experienced no gnotabe
previous quotations.
q Cotton today amount TO 5000 bales The mar
ket closed firm, with slightly advancing ten.
deney.
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LOUISIANA LEe1sLAruRE.


fRoeEEDlNas N THE SENATE Ratoa ROUGE
Jan. ls.s-Ihe Senate met to-day at IL O'Clock
pursuant to adjournment -
Twenty members were present After shori
prayer, which was read by the Rev. Castlefon, the
Senate proceeded to business
The reports of the New Orleans, jackson and
treat Northern Railroad, and New Orleans, 0ne-
lousas and Great Western Railroad, the Auditors
report, and the Treasurer's report, were laid be-
lore the Senate. The two last named were, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Gardere, referred to the Finance Com
mittce.
The report of the Board of Public Works was
presented and read
MIR. Moore gave notice thathe would make mo.
ton to change the name of the Committee on lD-
ternal improvements to that of the Committee on
Public Works.
Mr. Deloney introduced bill to aid the Felieiana
Masonic Seminary, in the town OF Clinton. 1t @as
placed on the calendar.
Mi. Phillips introduced bill entitled :" An Act
to repeal Act in relation to the evees of Pointe
Qonnse, Z which was read three times aud passed
y=ils title.
Mr.. Tucker moved thai the joint resolution passed
by the House. relative to tie Inauguration of tic
Governor sees, be taken and reaf Tic resolution
afas read tlfee times and passed. Tue gentlemen
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.nAILEY,s MlsaIeAr. PAX RXrE anron

nAfLEY's MAGICAL. PaiS EXTRACTOR
Has universally applented all other ontinets and healing ap
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Introduced end s Intrinsic , true secret Of II,
success IL III cHtaaeoas Affections whether ihe acr
deat OF disease
Barns and seaIds
are Instantly relieved Of ieF anguish pain and inflammation
BY timely application, Of s ehiee and tfe @ Il
renewed as II By chain, no ietish remaining
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children are frequent sufferers fe eArna lnhtie. o,pec
MY from huid and camphee aspo4ions therefore every mother
shond ayo this healing preparation constantly hand II heals
sore breasts and quickly removes tic Teiie or Einvon
prevalent ii chidfcn
To Travellers by Sen and Land.
The nachins the aycler every other Individual hose
Iot in he throws him wiih chance Of aociep from es,o
fio IRE Or collision should benrfn TINT tIs Negr
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pAl.LEf5s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR II preventive.
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Burns, BruIses
Bofls Broken Breasts,
Bites Of Reptiles, Gansef, w.
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Chlbalns, tgann 5.....-
Goptteetud fords, chefe,,
@..@ Diseases Of The sSin lsrysipeas
fisui1, Frost Blies.
ftsrf sores, Felops.
balJnltr Disease,
Meteutisl sofe4
5 Pains aeneiaily,
Pinpies, Plies.
.++@. Poison, kiganatrn,
RRsiss, Sores Of all Kinds
Shot Wounds serofula.
seatyy. scalds, seHrt, a.5 al
Seald Head., sptaihe,
Snail PoS, Tumors. .5-
T-tler, unlcets.
fenereaI Sores, ete., etc. @ -.
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and l5 Charities street, New Orleans, by
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This Invaluable medicine prepared fren1 an extensive
practice Of several years billions climate and N luser known
to fail curing Fever ana Ae any Of the dl,esse7 osr
named.
Those mho suffering from affections Of this kind AZ aha
those wio have become nSalda from eiF eec upoa con.
,HlatoH, viii find the INDIA CtoLAHoGUFa u9zt invaIn
as itnedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system ihe morbid effects Of bilious elnia,e
Tie wonderful effects of ehogagup in erudfnn lille from
she human system CAP only eSpua m extraordinary ageHct in
the speedy thorugh and permanent OF Fever and ,Fue
and The various grades of nietme, rcpItten fefars
has been tested In thousands Of caves pronoancc by
all sho have nsed it, Of ls greatest Fever and Aa4s
remedies eNtaut. s.. =e4 l@5
he aud tsk for Dr., osgooDts INDIA GiIoLaGDcUF
as there many eoent1tres olefed ror sale.
For sale In New Orleans Wholesale retail al proprtetaS
prices, by
]. WRIGHT ( CO.,
2l and 15i ChartTes street,
.zzr.- GeneFai agplta.
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t S - : :, esssssssassssu--szzs-zs4s
On the part or tss r,s Y. " M s ss ~ sss
n fsessaue yEas ,,,s1;s,4S5
whereupon t,e senate rsss,s " ,rnm ~ Governor
fiye ssssfgn. AZ s''assi' sEsa ass
Immediately after the asss,5tts ssss
Senate adjourned over fill 10 o'clk 3,
HeEaE Or EgraEassr H,.sss ~
,nethbers present " e''' ca'sss asssh zs Il
\ short IrsTrT - s,,,..wat ss e..,t
Fay,:. 4 5s' o's ~ fasssF
The jartrn.ti II yester,ias 80
Mr.. Alien introduced ( i,,s s's
cG8ntnstee and ,rTssia II VI
fray the expenses II M Y de-
elect. & e We Il KS e ssst'iof5# ri s
The House resolved ifseDg f,ta ], f,,...s.,:4
the Whole. s DDsss'''sts'e 80 ~
Mr. Berry moved that tlsx s,.,,s N.
struck ovit Carried. '1ss 'pi'i'i'ssass,a pe
4 A movement tfss ~ a. tsss sr. ~, as
he reauestal Ittt s,5sl ts as' .essss, " winch
| pose. Lost. s',s' ~ sYs t'lts z M p'tfr
Nj. Jacalres mid II III. ,;lisays 9 .-5.a gs..
Was t., participate. n f,is ;t,s,,sf =,
M0sd III fseas4ar4 III it
DTof,s,sitan fra4 iosf 'sss s-2y'. 2 ists
Mr. Gray J,,or,s,g Il, l5,5 ~ #,is,t.s
tiie table Lot. ssssasss o's
MI 4. Iay I,n. AZ va,r f,.,.a
si l fgo, n '' 49,, VI Y
cant ~ = 'sats'i' oeit 'isaS sslf7fsl
ME- MAN ,,tn,sa tiss.8
given for tfe puI1,ose. esrricd. y
tie se II, 49,. ~ aha
Messrs. Alieu 1ace,,e ta pb;ll,,, - lpysea os
Mr Cotton g;sye aii,.s .s.i INIT i. [
bill to abolish tic sI,sris % oiss se4a s asso,se
leans s 80 80 q ~ DF-5
Nh. Bush presented \ s,ssol,,,;,s,. y.
Eittee on judiciary bs Y
tle propriety and il to
houses in New rleags ..;,l rs,,..''s1
ntcc power Of reporting Ill ofharsisss
more efeettaI AN i'll sb.e NJ, " ~ ,a'at 9
gambling should be- nsavnss1 MI, 1880 g
T refa5re N ias aesesaon
Mr., Gatllt introduced ns
tile Boast III PnIe Vorss ", ~.
port mon certain, SyarI ,cl ~. eo a.1i Ic
Al the month ~ the tfrhf,ara ~, IS, ~.
ina cngsfrnctioy g s la, ~ ~
Mr. Wilkinson moved m an, ,r,,.. 49,
tie xors ara s a l,o t
dam ,cfnls is,,,, ,,,p,, a. ess. ssie
Tits a,,e,,aY Ya,t a s,sss NJ .t,i
t;at, III .,InSp.fyi 80, ~ ~ ssiis4 @ ss'c
Mr. Miller introduced /, rssSf., IL, Vt
Board III pfij t sn
yey Of certain ayous ii. In, ,lri II a
iont yssol,tion 81 ,,,,,c,t
enre ,Irf far i rsals,,,s r ~, 4. Io.
ai.a Is;1 - s Y. ls ~ " e,ie lI-AesNsiys WaS
Mr.. Iamotie ir,troI,,. !, I,sll
e,,titaJ an I5 II .s ~ aS. ~ as.A.in
and Yasiati nus 10 y shs sa35
urnyed Mlreh II iSsa fl,tcts;s, 4 N. &
ihe .JrseiaFy ra,nm;gtn ,''e IN Nae fesetFea 70
n, ~, ;tsa1,.a.s .s.l,,sas'1s : :.
ani snaiai gs.r NY, Z ~ u esI n,
is 4 l y HI asil5igm " cres asses ID tne
,ns ny ,,9 NV Mlre feerfea @ iile Tom,
printad. 10 - ~ olaafeu g pe
Z iii. sf;,t. ;4.s, ,s.,.
aoo ~ ~; e, u,sfouutea = pli
fnatp1, Monnmert sIs HI, Il ,,; y
80; S I'M n Mia. iitiA or tilc sa
lave Hannah iar ti,rs M e a1nhaneiasa lne
Genlentine ana lorenzo. The b = ss,;.i
g the Has,s taf M ahoia aa WI
80 ~ 1 ~ 'aila ~ 'au epiicAfIcu q tne
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DR.DAyIS'Z

ooaP0e1ND sFRUP or WED CHERRF AND 7iR
Under It's Influence the most dangerous cough removed spit
Ting of blood prevented the breathing cd soft an
easy aud ie unfortunate siGer is restored om 1he
awful condition of Consumption healthy comfortable
existence
For sale in Mem Orleans, Wholesale and Retail By
J, WRIGHT / CO.,
2i aud I5t Charities street
Sole agents for The south.
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pnArH oN RArs ANp EsoAeHns.

WILSON'S GENUINE rat AND ROACH DESTROYER,
70 be he Tes raeAnd etfptiy used
Ihe desbuc f0n Of thpse Troublesome mia
Ie sue md Ak for WILsbNs RAT AND ROACH DE
sTRoYER .hec Hss many spurious articles oaled sae
For sale by " AkIaHf 9p.,
jaI 6ntGW q land HI Cha z'fes streei
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Arrivals a. ths sassals Yester,lnx.

CITY ioTEI.zMss tlal,i Miss E Hayes, Tcx Mrs sifea
an sil1 eld sss ssa a Barsn sseq L sfa IIsaa
Miller Taylor noaaidssnpie d t.lay Is; II seaTea;
Ward, Eai y Benton u " Medley, Hnntsyilie Tex
/ / campss Il Mnr!aS end faiiy II; = 2 Wallis, Ark;
sin " Wharton Miss Geo ohllon yier TEX + NJ Lewis
nalk TtS; Jo,en, g Geldsby sun2 aeld Aa; Miss
Howard, Il II Clark and sds Mrs He'd La Mrs Harii,
.on tnd "a son IN; ! egiIicS v Maddox and lady, Ark
Dent and family, p Kmb and family W ktn,lrel,"b
Sps: pS ~ iaidaa Id 4 & e'fH dsfesaa aaIn; III
|. Harris aaa lads paaaa les; II Kent Falcen All;
Hiha,ihaIn i Hsndes TeS i 7 Elwesa Henedie Express;
aud lady Miss: Thompson, l. Thompson, La II Turner
aad lads nangerred TeS sm!h Ark; as Dean, s.eo
Ieie' 8 y iEe'nal' IL Iton;n,n Macon, sa BAf,on
s vs Wa fiSa iaas9 dea 81 II K ! basiss bshisepat as
d9s15 9s ns; 4 Chapman Papding Mis-; x Yabofos
linz. 2 geyhnea, Ficklins Ala; Thorn on Tea. i sa2s
MS Wl, and children tayeson II Phelps iIawkinsylIe
Beihrng, TeS. , = aui'eS,
ST. CHARLES HoTEI4-Rohert King Texsas. ! r, -, :
Be Madison parish; Com nasilof Russian Amy. y
$50 wq a Whiaa INV II ifSS9s ea5h M ssj Ne Ner I
james tonmb and ady Point Connae; MS NasY ~
7 smntans Mebee Mciee MI II \ agbass Il Alsn
i,1eins 9sd lady N9nee La: Mss wre Ais Wsiie
s is # Il sa,, amon ss HsndsFen La jas Willie Ho,on
A slls feS Rnafo.d Mobile; s sies NJ p , = 5 ssassT
4 e'5 ; e.; ;,eS Phslan, deen, Mss. Buikey
fr0sldseee Bond Lake osiepee R, l ,ke
NE y ,elaf, ienn; " Battiey, Miss 5I,Iev Aiss. i II
MssEs e Y WV sS .iS Biggs, No ii liess G i
sfa.ti hanis MfR Nj " TsioF rag5F M sa M5ass l.
@ af lio,ltgswos9h cssi; Il ssnail ii II Mai
usoi e. t,aff s akowski, " sanra PfsI, NJ n
townsville; r NJ AYES Na Hlsias Texis: "
: Srsiia= t5aeialaii. - =
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER ASGI.o-saxox.
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oHatcE BRANDS OF CIaARs.-Mr. Jose DOMINGO
"ef OF Havana egers, l enso1niortse ALWAYS has
IN isna 'hFse and complete Stock Of HAVANA
eVHs Variety among which choice and ol
anpseetains he mesit e enjoy Every .,uatsr ~ , -
what sati Of egaFs tae taianas m itia5 M
regaia del reE the eisto dc ot;oa The fedoRs M, ,
ne ana ihcse are always on hand by NJ n6nio tor eysal
q Wnleh ny Is sole "gen IN Now olleans a, lie M
The finest genane IiaYanas nay always b, had of n,
wIIose ndy erlisamenE nleasa ea. sY'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-20
REAL scHEIDAu scuN APPS.
va n DE Y T. n ls3s

vASpG vEERss
ARDlc4FHD GIN, or GEst7SE EseHkiD4Y stqif4I,fs
A pate article of Holland eIo,
xholesomc beverage, and an fasauabe FAMILY MEp1
CINE pHrtieaarl! beneficial tnRn eazss Of
DYsENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DI8RRHEa,
RHEUMATISM,
=. .z..Z GouT,
- FEyERs,
= etc, ETC., etc.
highly reeommendedhy many Of le most eminent ,hss
clans throughout the States excellent and agreeable alter
alive admitted efectualy Of the Urinary
Organs ETC. and peculiarly adapted tie .e Of females and
children.
Asno article been Offered that Il iqsy emitted n
The name Of the
Real scneitiam schnapps,
hepuuc cautioned purchase none hat the genuine article
p.iNDErEERs MED5ciTED G4y:
-oR-
Real scT.e iaam Schnnpps.
Each bottle viii bear The signature Of the proprietor and oe
other Is genuine Without e.
For sale in Ne osals wholesale aud retail prqlctef
J. WRIGHT + CO..
Il and l5l 6hattrss atrsrt.
DIR, NRIGIrs
CELEBR ATED DRE5uvENau1se l2l.4xrss,
= -RIepaI1d-
onthc streisst Phannaesrse repe- BY Of he sbt
Chemists Of The aee for tiis eurS IF
General Debility.
Mental and phycel Depression,
Inhecity,
Determination Of Blood 10 tie Head
Confused Ideas,
Hyaela, #z .@.5==#
-. #.f--3 General Irtitabilly,
Restlesuts5 and
Sleeilcsaaebs Stght,
Loss Of Appetite, =.=Zz ==z-
Dyspepsia,
Enlaeaon,
Law Spirits,
Dlsotgmizatien of The
ofeansef Generation,
Paplation of The Heart
For sac in New Orleans. wioeale and retail, iy
j. WRIGHT & co.
q and l5i Ghartres street,
Sole Proprietors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-20

REDUCTION OF THE FnExeH ARMY. !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-20

A VERY sgRaRios Ass CeeK and BIS wife, d
valuabta ses aIs eha NJ fa.sr.
s,zsn 1 aiysst5ssi2snt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-20

MaaaorH Hoa.-rAe Augusta cessssif.tioaslist
notices beg y ihat town, tlFes years oil. seiga.
600 pounds -