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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
msrttantl6- tat9eIt1&e StrGe
Srppfss @lsenu., grpoofr.

Der iCnntd9ii6e @ettesSiena Der arnertfani-
lfen nnabbansiSen &at6oiiten mar iebr ,ablrei3
.6eiutt UNI murne con Gso. 8. Stripn mil
Der srbbten anOaht anb 5sierIi6teit abae6aIten.
Sstne innreidt, tsr8 uuc tdftis osrfaste preoIat
tn osusi6 mno fransNiih be,na Fb baustISdl&
aaf BAD Goangeiiam BON suten Sirten, peid,ss
ietn esbsn flr fsine S6afe last. Sic 5austfraoe
mar: $50 fann Der @irnl& eineu auten 6irfSSt
fnbsn E" Dtab it lebr f4pisyis aus,uforIchea.
b%elDnOers bier In 4merita. Die autrn 56dFsit
Tnben 9etpSbnltb nur 70 lanae S6us, 5itfe uno
Ahtung, OILS fe i'm Stanpe ltnb, reidlias WcQe
gum S&eeren arf Dem 8idrn gu tresen. o6alb
pas arme S6GHein teinen Gewinn meAr abaebet
orer anbieten fam, 70 min es BON lelaem oher,
Fen 5irtfn i6mGblih o~erluHen unc perfceen.
&c pare ttamat an Der 3sit, RAP ZEN seou(e
otssn SHaFsa 9ottss talsiSlt Die @dssn a.
stnsen
Ga TS&fen Scnntas (9ten Sspt.) 6c6omt
anl 10 ubr @crsens NIT grepist, = 8efpsr I'M
4 lbr OsS Na&nittsSs,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07

9tarS Owssr, rrarrs wssen 8slsioieune on
@arserst 0'srien bsia,f,tt.
-ASamss SsOns, Gse, ptrc tentt gber,
Der @strppu!itan 5aus Die lsmcfr"
Stast apreifren. ~
II Die BslI ure everett e. o..
tstsn ssitern gbenS gar Ssirr te. -.
tbrsr srpbsm 5aae an Council @.ant sin q.
men 8adriSns, Der sroeartis senannt :, h gsn
Ssrstsnte. Spdtrr wurpen in Der nersn 6ane.
oem !. g. CLUB Sauie, ppfittite Essen e~sbalten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
0cfamoOer. Niroinio

Die a~etioen, palFssn unb g6ren- NitaIister
pieiss gereins Fnp freunrIi&f ,insclaben, sinsm
Yie.glie tsiauwctn,u, sas 0nt nddfen @onntaa
Den 8. .. Wts., BON / ubr Ra&mittass ON Inn
8i@munp Srsttins Yart bee 5rn. 0aaner, In
Der Ndbe bss &eisrpcirs s,lessn, tattfinpet.
5reunce tbnntn purG 9iitsitsctr einsefR5rt
psrpen. So ~ Der 8prnanp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07

-. So WI" o'"Plse' ""S'
s".0FH IV1se".
anInnA
Stnetnnatt, 28. ausuf. (Der limSu
Der Sapansisn.) Sstt sinissn @unaten beitst
pier elm oeutf6tr Sertin unter benz giam.n ,Sd
panstn," ptlter IS ii@ 3ur aufsats semad
par ptr Sostalitat, obnt trssno frsl&e 8erlesunl
Oss antanpes' 3n frpbnen uns BEN 5umbua
9lti~otsl ron fprlheuh pplttii6en ODER ni6t poll
ul3en Strstne Osrielbe s~etricbsn miro, blos 81
felsn nno la@erlt% gu rtahen.
Oteier lapaHeflGe Serein bate, = Madden
0'e 9faotSater Don Cincinnati 6eidlcTen batten
zen prtn3et BON SSdles, penn eieicr bic pcrfc
pels NIT ls'nsm Selu@e bsebren fonte, In untrr
teast9sr' etafs Sprouerbsn t~raroiser 98eile !,
enpfdn9sn. - bel@lUfen, ben 5umbus De
SlaP'eatreS oioe gu itsusn uno etaen fnairtn
laSanstl@en 9rtn3sn nit aarr tapanefi6en I'm
fsfnurFStett 3n smpFan9tn. So
9eltsrn abenp faub Die Concentration ftatt
0reunolth bltdte Yuma BON benz ~fIoren, mi
Der unSapltaen Nfsnse Der blinfsnbtn Sterne &c
l%mudten SimmsfSSeltc auf Die semiitblt6s,
osutl6en Sapanslsn Rerat, wabrsnp bic srosar
ttss prcSelitrn p%erielben nm s Ebr @bsnps ppu
Der 5aPansls1baHe, an Der Ode Der Siue uni
Ia, Strobs, aus bis aur Court str. scg, Dor
cen prtnssn smpFna i'm auf einen sBasei
ieste uno ourb Die Court, @aluut, 9itertp
Nfa'n' 9emtltOn Ncap, Sine. 8aee, Is. uni
S'ne Str' abmartS untes Htn9snbeH Sptsle, mi
Sadsln nnS brtnrenpen saternsn 3ur SGnser.
paue br8!sttetr, NO nab ben ibIideu japansR
lDsn Sesrnsunss'e treuOnisn Elm 2aultrdnsd ct
l%tatftanp, oaS Die SbeiInebE1er in Der bsrrIi6ff fen
semptel'6len unterbaltuns bis mad @littsrna&
e'tlarnmsn belt. a'
Oie @roBOsamten Der eose raat:tf& SnU
zero" maren als TN ppHPplsn iapansfiRsn Or
n1'e 9stlt'oet nno nte dnoern trueen nur bat
Aoae'aen, stne merge S3arpe nit tineM runprn
p0~rU'Pen Oltdsn'
Yer 5nS Fsreste t@ tn f%clstneer SrSnur8
gen Sus erOnnefs DIE rs. ST." tnnere abor
pape' NIL OCT SaHSs. o'srauf Der @rosn'ar'
l~au III PraH'90uer @'e'0uns init etnsm un9t
esursn 9abnl, auf sinsm Waulsisl rsttsnb. als
'a" l0.8'ens
gtu"O'0 1.nH'OanOe.
S"s I0t9e''uhs Sapanslen'
X" "N9'USh tprsp0sH' Oct se9e) IN eoaen
u', %" '''"ea "S@'a"seH" SSprsn~a9e>
Scr moe,.n" fm,,,srSan,rn r,,. en.
a.u."
qbtb,i(uno b,r eoror.1r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
Na6 Sre,ncae !

.Das q. SO. l S&if ,Gfene," Gapt. su6t.
IN an n rslhes isBt in Gitp point In Qabune
llest uno lhnsa erpetirt tpsben pisp, lam ctniae
paGastsre In l. nnb q. gaiite mad Srsmsn
aetlnen.
8eseu preis &C. pirb 2~ustunft seaeben son
81 ar, S6bIer u. 60,
Carr Street.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07

Der 9oet Yatrir mar in ieinem odt;iofsn
Sabre elmer idrsren Strantbett slidiih entsan
gen. = uSO fsb' bod auf" lastsn feline greunpe.
I'D mein @ott", erpieeerte er, ss lit ntdt
Der Sfube tpertA, mid pieber au,utlsiben."
- paramfett etues Steaterr
ptrsttOrs. 9,.~e, etemals DireftDr Dec
tpnt9ifsn 6beatere in 2pnoon, mar unaenetn
DtonOmil&. 0'an er3dtt, fOl6snSeu &arafterifi
i@en Bug BON ibm:: gines MOrsens mahts cer
tlstnf damn, Der IbsraG Die augsn ta6en pUlts
bic Hunpe TN 49eatr uno berertte cine fef leest
&pnne Srenn6l. I'm f6 ssnau ~ itsr,euesn,
Tts Disl nod Oariu isi bog sr f& 70 melt iter
ben 8anS, bas CT btnsinfef, unS ca bic Gonnc
fsbr srpe mar, fonnte er niGt pie6tr 9eraus.
@sin 3ilfesef6rst soe einenQ uHtpenpuber oerbti,
Ger i'm aus Der @faire Raif; aber Der I%parIams
Dirtctcr bat Isineu Ssfreter, ism nit ben <i.
bern an einen Salfen iber benz 5ue gu 66nsen.
banit pas an ibm befnntiGe Del a6laufe unb
ni8t Serlsren gese.
S@rrdli1e @trdfe. @enn In Der alttn
8ei&sfaOt @Oelar f6 spet esiber ,%anften, Ie
srbielten fe bic CITRATE Der .@eistase." sic muir,
ben namit@ anf elm Gsrif sefebt unb nit Sen
S0Pfrn Is burd stn Brett sefedt oab ibre &c
fhter faif an chamber ftieben, o9ne bn6 Fe F6
ir8enbpit berabren fourten. Sci bicler pttnli,
den ptnrserfrafe mar pas Yutlttum 3ui6auer.
= @snn Define Srau einmat ni6t Quf BAT,
Dir g6sn gu TtOtn, 70 er3d8Gs tbr nur, bas Oh
RE 8u&tarin f46n fubtf, pann ispst Fe GENTS
- sOr 3Srn.
Bon stntm iunsen Gbirarseu unO lstnsr
6SRsn ssfOafi6tssn @eItrbtsn faste rim Bis,
tSls assr 3itBt 3dbn' aus, Ft 3wandis."
@tl6sr lnteri6teb TT ,pii&fn elmer Sc
tisbtsn une elmer 6raa2 Die @slie6te 1T Elm
uHi2asbarer ,,S@as," Die Grau Ell 58aB, Die
tartrt psrosn tauH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07

Die reuti6n @oUptiS. Baraer NiGmonOe,
pslGe bic Gr@dtiuua rts 5ru. ct. q. DcuaIag
uno =. 9. ScbnIen's gum YrGForntcn u. 8ice,
prdifoenten Der Ser. Stanten beainRisrn, far
'etsrmtt etn9etaoen, fh Sunuatenp, ptn s, Sts-
TENDER atenoS 81 lbr i'm 9ctale res Germ y
SGae ein;uftnoen, mt HE Silfun9 cises be-.
lasn Druslas+@lut gu befpre6,u.
N Siels Gtinuaar5rr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07

Gin MGrtben, a ,aE
eas So&sn, Bafdsu unp Sastln Tam, FnSet
lssleis einen enten plat in elmer flstnea am. rls
tantl&rn camille. Na&,ufrascn BET
S6afftr u. SO abbttI,
Gra~nftinRrase nabe Der 19tsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
Mmsei8em.
Mmabb. Iarn0erei,s,

Sie Wftf9lisbtr tperben bisrnit aMfeefursert,
rtht 3ablrti6 in Der beute a6sab fattEnbsnorn
S~eridmmluna 3u erfGeinen. Ter 8p.Ganp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
9nfrnmeutaI- Gonrert
unb
S0ltS @n6e

am Scnntas, Den 8. Ssptember 1850, In
Salentin 5e6ler's @artens gBiutIfa ait
lnfane res CONCERTS, Na6mittass 5 ubr,
Gnee bee 3an3tr6nsdsnS, ToGfe 8 r16r.
Der Gintritt Hnp Wlnfit fnb fr,i, g~rlriIbraaen
ieber Dirt une better QuaIitGt fnb ,u StaStprets
fen gu 6absn. I'm satlr.i&en 8eiu6 ttttrt
Val. 6ebIer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

as- Polar Star r.. .A:..--Chapter No. ai-
Regular every SATURDAY evening o'clock,
at the Grand Lodge, Masonic Hall, St. Charles
oFrIcERs-Joln H Holland NJ. E.. H.. p; j. G. Batch
eior, f.. n. A.. Bartlett, E. s.. Oherged
Nj. LIST " John Knight. Treasurer dis ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

Richmond Va of which was member end noin reality
January lastj dissolved order Of r. Rahm the
day Of January last which have had
connection with that firm.
having obtained the Of the extensive Tredegar Loco
Richmond Va shal be pleased ill orders for ms
friends and patrons with the These Works
about the largest in the United States doing general Machine
and Iron business They employ about thousand hands and
make and their consequently
facilities and advantages producing
prices than any Works in This trade.
hope the continued confidence and respect the
public EDMUND NJ, IVESS General Agent
feS ct No. 100 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

Rz-Ho1land Council of Royal and Select
MAsfEs, No meets the FOURTH TIL RspAY of every
month in The Of Concord Royal Arch Chapter No. Odd
Fellows Hail. First District.
H.. D. G.. NJ: T. L. Nconeie, H.. c.. # the W..
Brunea de Lucas Treaurer r. d. Lawrence Recorder Juan
Jose Rico, Captain of the Guards; William Treord Con
Chas Beehe Tyler 8nnsen Sentinel sel2 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
uELMBoLp,s GENU1NE PREPARATION

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
HE,sRoEB,s RTeHT fer ,hs Bladder
HIEfab9isb,s BEGHS isr tss hrsp as
HLMsoLbs B B for for is, OF sa
H#ESbSEbs BSS#S e Nm 7 Ss1 sl;iss
HMBo B BeH f fsf g ssS5 Sf pssx
HELMBoID's BUeEu for Universal Lassiiade.
HELMBoLb,s BHG s.!I for Horror IF Disease.
B#S Ssss.s T..
b BSHS i s ss,ss s r.s
lsnSoSlf5 s BBeT aa ls s With
HysHg 81 s Rsasss. Missing flor. .
erection, and all diseases of -
EEEESS AhHs. FEMALES FEMALES. F FEMALES,
4 TAKE S9 a a9RH FILLS FILLS,
T ThEY ARE OF oF Ne Nc A AyaIE
E Use HEIMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUcuU for all complaints
No Family should be without 1t!
I TAKE 30 MORE BAI;sAM Injurious and Unpleasant
I e. ri asaffsfs M
from habits induiged in !.
BY Young and Old,
n improper discharges will Patient in
sS }aii aaa rfgS for Disease. ana
BuSH for all Affections
and diseases of the
,v,,..,,s..-,..,.-, Urinary Organs,
Male or Female,
whatever cause originating, and matter Of
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases and symptoms Of the same treat
ment and may originate from the same
Read! Read! Read! Read!
HEIMBOLDS BUCHu is safe and pleasant in taste and
oder, but immediate In It's action
rhh RpsTsf sfafs Ii s n s se s city us
swarm does that his preRaraon no Narcotic
cary ''' drug " H s,f5 xfy saIs E.nuae,ur.r
and subscribed before Me- ms IN aRy DIN Of MSexembe
Price 81 bottle six for S. delivered any address,
Trial Costs but DolIar-Try 1t,
liable responsible eerasstes Proessors o Meaiss
ogP Isga,a Glsssgsmsn and Others :,
Practical and Analy Chemist
l'a South Tenth street belos s, Gass1as
worthless pass 0e''ee pf0n' and Is
ASK FOR HELaBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU.
TAKE NO OTHER
CURES GUARANTEED Il
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and l5l chagtres street.
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CUT THIS ouT5sESD OR CALL FOR 1T.
iaSl iy&w - ~ o9.. io-'
I
sssssss IMPORTANT no FRUIT GROWERS ..s.
The undersigned have just received. PER bark 80 IN
cochas spdi Tr1 nm HHSSsre FofyTwo large of
VINES, AND
ROSES,
pn UP especially for this Andre rnY
md Adninistra of the Bank ace 1t Ayers France
lhess naseF1es are the extensive complete in tile
world and he location In the southern France renders
me prealssy adaped tl locality
cry afueie " warranted
stock Is IN hne condition for planting, extra size
An @ ol Iees Vines ec will kept sale and
ana plates OF different and owes can s sn
at n, 70 q Gamino street, at all hours day
Wishing reference concerning the exe
ae referred to A T. Brugnire Fl Bienvlp Il
Orleans. -. q Neuit4oA aAtVVs, new
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

Ra- Dudley Lodge No. &c, e.. and A.. NJ
Regular COMMUNICATION this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
gRpAY EVENING at o'elaeg in their Lodge Room at the
Perddo streets Members Of the Graft fraernay invited
attend
orFIcEKs-wtn H. Stewart, W. NJ Edwin Marks s W ;
j. H. Gennison, j. w Thaddeus y. yanlinrn, Treasurer g.
Gne Secretary; r. L. Moore, S. D. Henry f. Robinson,
j. D.. Jos. Chillet, Tyler. II
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pss-Crystal Fount Division, No. 4, s. of IT,,
every THURSDAY EVENING, III the Half oil the Y NJ
G A. No. 50 Camp street Officers for the present ierJ r.
George, w r. H. r. kendrick w. A.; G.. +. Allison, r. s.
Ies Hafty R 81 Ed Boob, r., Thns kesnc Joseph
Beakey, q. n; James GosMn Chap Robert Bleakey, F..
W r. Visiting Committee r. Geerge L. r. Kcndrick
GE. Allison, Edward Booth, William McPeakc, a. Anderson
wi " CHAs r. ALLISON. RS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
SUCCESSION OF PIERRE RfyIERE.
By TOURNE d THOMAS,

EUGENE TougsE Auctioneer
Office, lls Common street.
uE 49, g. March Q, 1850, II 1s O'Clock ~,
order q the Honorable r III Iorgan Jnd IT. sd
is,riet uvnt q New Orleans, dated january 81 1870 viii be
succession. viz @ '.i ''N 'e-s"'''' VI p"i't
mnlstt5es aged about years. subject TO drop.
n8-TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Act Of sale before s. Sngae Notary Ppb;c II ,be
Of the purchaser. fei IL - M &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
AMUsEME NTiTI,gI;|,


/ v AhiEIiss Hffsfsls.I.nsEs. oa1VIEs s7srgS.
l tes sss r JOHN eps
sass h4aasss.; Nh 4 + W saazssEg
Hinety-seeond Night u me sea.oa.
MONDAY NIGHT. pes ii. issa.
s4sd I is a ss,Is ~ pm
Sssss " Jgsa ovs9s IT, q TFssssssa
- i pfe.sdsa = H. ss ses Z Fs
asDoers # hsIfsas o'eioek T. ssu
sssos dics ssa for securing Pffr..s Bore, and es.,
isis - IT, b. cHrppENDaIs. Treasurer.
GPALDTrG d ROGERS,
TER AND MUSEUM
St. Charles ss., near Commercial Place.
81 CHANGE or TIME osrs ousu At az o,s,.,s eur,ai,
rises st ~ O'clock precisely.
Eighth nlehs u de cErERElrED sHARsTss gUyRSrIr
COMEDIANS Numbering % TaIenisd Pssfo srssrs.
MONDAY EvEsfyG. Feb. Is. isso
win Do presented the heaiS fairy spectacle castsd THE
NAIAD QUEENs or. The NJuIiis of ths- Kline which
Biz s'!r :asss sa .ss 8.
sad M. ees5ss s s
si Mssa d vs
sn pIepsrS;i1n new Pantazae, Dramatic Spectacle,
~ 4eaiisassr EVERY NIGHT and
90. Aani.aioa. p Colorsa Gallery. rs esnss chi
dref % cents to midday performances
The MUSEUM taArnisssen rs ceifsl Is nov Se from Ia
70 10 r ~, with the GRAND AQUARIA Ocean and Rive
Gardens, MINIATURE STEAMSHIP, MECHANICAL on
oaksTKA and ll9oo other cnriosiises feIs
CT. CHARLES TIEATER.--sT CHARLES sT
Mr. DE BAR Leases and Manager
' Acting Manager
Unprecedented Success Mrs WALLER as Meg McrrtIIs.
MONDAY NIGHT. Feb. IS lsa.
Third night o: The operate rsrna IL GUY MANN s
iNti-Asg Merss Mrs Emma Walter; Dinfnon Ben
i.ar Dominic ssJEpon Mr. Sca,IsH ia ManBeffsr Miss
!, Honey To epneivie with The or TRUTH IN THE
nS-Fsney Dress and MARX Ball. Feb. 81 Maj dl CsIas
PRICES OF ADMrssIoa-Dres Circle and Parsuet.e gs
cents seeosa Circle 80 cents Gallery, Is Prsa
door. opss, 81 O'clock the Performance 70 commence Il
ges Office open from 10 Al II. On I'm
& fels p. GLEASON. Treasurer
SP iALLlDItIllNG y ROGERs, GIRcussEs Will
second. Ihisd and Fourth Efstticts snhulis with se
at P. ", as follows:
Corner Magazine and Sixth Wednesday and Thurs
day, Feb
Corner Charires Esplaasdc siree.sriday Saturday and
Sunday Feb 10, II aid lzIth extra Midday ter
ortarce Al II o'clock IT. Sunday. Feb IL The latter os
tom and s&s5ea n LIZ ~ n
1AskkGsInsNE sr2isaasyy En- y All IN
GARROLLToN-We dnesiay, Feb. 10 att r. M: and ,ense
on its tour the Asssppf.ni tributaries.
NB Admission, 50 CENTS; eiilden and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

OFFICE OF CENTRAL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
CITY NEW QRLE ANS
February TO- 1860 J
fEHE Election ordered for Monday, the
2Dh day of FehruRfy 1850, virtue Proclamation
His Eseelehcs Robert Nickie Governor the State Of
Iousans dated te l7,h day Of January 1871 will be held
der the supefntendesce # The following named Commissioner
u the following named places Each Poll will be known and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
FRENCH LasGUAGE-FREE LgcrURE-
pRoF. RIeaARp,s AcApEMY. % GRAYIER ST.

Gonioiny wi!h Prof y, MAIsDA, Prof RICHARD vii
deiyef, MONDAY EYsNISf, ls inst, 81 O'Clock p
~ nsw FREE HfGTeRE al his reons. % Glayier street
aud will Immediately form classes One Of tho eaca
will preside The blackboard the other will keep the chair
sSplain the gtHmtisIc cal files SAL fetS Ii
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E5- Lndivisibie Friends Conlmandiery of
Knghts IenpaIs and Appsndan Orders No. meet on the
THIRD FRIDAY of every month"; in The Hall Of
Lodge, of St. Caude and Dumaine streets, First
District
General g J. pohslla Captain General Ansasts Brone,
Junior Warden NJ A. Cologne, Treasurer; Francois Meeur
Recorder Michel Meleur Standard Bearer Brna de Lucas
Sword Bearer J. Harvey, Warden Jean Beney, Sentinel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

aDooss open half pass o'cioek Performance 10 c
frienec 81 7 O'clock precisely.
sScbox Office sssn for securing Pffrs.e Boxes chs
feis w. b. cHrPPEND4I,F. Trsssr-.r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
BUREAU DU BOARD CENTRAL. DIES C0MMISSAIRES
YILLE DE La NouYEIlE- ORLEANs.


VILE DE La NouYEltE ORLEANS,
r DETECTION ortlonmee pour Lundi Ic zoe
ceence Robert G. Wieks Gouverneu de FEiat de Ia
Louane datie dn II jaHver 1850 lieu Ia
Commissioners mp places ciapes dc.
ngntes Chaquc poll sera 'nnu Ell d6sgns CONNIE suit
Premier District.
PREMIER PREoISerfol No un-A IN batsse de remise
Compagnie fen No IL dams Ia TchonpitoHlas, les
Race Grange. Commissaiies1saac n Marks r. Tap
Poll No DeuS-A la basse de remse de ID C,n,pagnie feu
No l. la Hnnte. rues TcpHptouas d evse
SECOND pRECiSCTPoit No INA In hase de renise la
Compagne fen No 20 dams la Ihaa les
shns ct Drysdes s. Torrey, A. A.
Poll No Deux-a ii msison dtcole Washington encognure
des Maeasin Robin COMMUNICATIONS Meoie s.
TRosIEME PRKtIsCr-Po No INA In hatisse remise de
la Glnpatsne eu No encognnre St-JoBeph
CommssareaA j. Donnela, f. T. Gaiennie Ut j. I.
Poll No DeuxA Ia mason d'aeoe Paudng encogaure das
Constance OF Gaennie Comm ssaresE Tomates l.
ouArRIfiE PREcscr-Po No UNA In basse de remise de
Is Compagae fen No Is dams Ia rue caole. entire les
st Charles ct Carendeet GammlsssiresJ L. Gnbenaor, j.
Poll No Denxh mason dtcole Webster encoignnre
Dyades CT Eato. ComissaesJames Noble, Henry J.
Ieovy ct D. b. Mandei.
Quatrieme District.
yIser pErg1EME PREcNcr-Po No UNA Ia Hook and
Ladder Fire Company dsus IA Jackson entire les Ros
ct Fulton. Commissaresloek Newand, j. T. Barrett
Poll No nenx-A Ia Boys High sehpoi Ia rHe LaHrel
Premiere ct Philippe. cemssairesH II Wade
j. j. Stseg ct James Mct3srry.
sa II eompaens s M Wanso
les Camp ct des Mgasins conmssairesJ. j.
Burnett @. Bnnco ct N. n. Marvel.
Poll No DrnxDans "a rue Iaare sneognure de Ia rne Tro
seme ComfnissseeW. r. Miller O. Rice ct Charles kIaa
Par ardre du Board Central des c.mEsssiress
| fell j. An BoziE., sserttaire.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-26
worce,ter A Arr,cu,tur., Society.

An adjourned meeting of the Trustees of
the Worcester County Agricultural Society,
was held in the Brick Court House, in this
city, yesterday, the President, VIM. S. Lin
coin, Esq, presiding. The report of the COM
mitteee to revise the premium list of last year
was read. The time of exhibition was changed
to the I'd and Sd days of October as required
by law.
Mr.. H. R. Keith advocated the offering of
premiums on thorough bred stock
This excited some discussion. Tie amount
offered in the report was $685. The plan of
Mr.. Keith contemplated $50 more, making in
all $919.
DR.. Martin wished that higher premiums
should be offered ior high-blood horses, as n
measure which would add to the income of
the society. He was confident that it would
add $500 yearly 10 its income. He would
vote for Mr.. Keith's amendment, if he could
show that it was calculated to add to the in
come of the society.
Hon. John Brooks, of Princeton, argued in
favor of offering premiums in money for blood
Keith's plan would not involve the expendi-
ture of much more money than the expense of
diplomas, which the report of the committee
proposed to award
Mt. Dodge hoped that premiums would be
offered for the domestic handiwork of ladies.
Considerable discussion arose upon the various
propositions offered.
There was considerable discussion on the
motion of Mr.. Keith to reduce premiums on
blood stock from $50 to $40, on each of the
three classes of stock-Durhans, Ayreshires'
and Devons.
William A. Wheeler, Esq moved that $50
be put into the hands of the committee on man.
ufactured articles, TO be offered as premiums
and gratuities for stock-S30 of it on house.
hold articles of ladies' handiwork
The following gentlemen were chosen com.
mittee of arrangements for the next year =
General George Hobbs, c. E. Miles, C. b
Pratt, and Walter Bigelow, of Worcester j
seph A. Reed of Princeton, d. f. Parmentel
of Holden, Adam Harrington of Shrewsbury
George c. Sanborn of Westboro', and George
Hodges, Jr., of Oxford.
The Treasurer was ordered to pay s5OC
from the funds now in his hands, towards di
minishing the debt of thesociety.
On motion of DR.. Martin, it was voted tha
the committee of arrangements be authorized
to use any money that may come into thei
hands from the use of the grounds, not exceed
ing $500, for premiums, or any other purpos,
as may in their judgment be deemed best fo
the interest of the society.
On motion of Hon. John Brooks of Prince
ton, it was recommended that the committee o
arrangements consider the expedency of es
tablishing veterinary infrmary, in the stab
upon the grounds of the society, to serve th
purpose of training school for young colt
raised in the county.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-26

JosLYN's PIsToL.-Those who take much
interest in firearms have heard through the
newspapers that Mr.. B. +. Josyn of this city
has invented pistol which is an improve
ment on all its predecessors, and that it has
been tested under the direction of the Secreta-
ry of War, with eminent suucess This pistol
combines all the excellencies of Colts revolv-
er, with greater simplicity, security and GER
tainty of operation When tested under di-
rection of the government, it was fired fifteen
hundred times before cleaning, while Colts
could not be fired one hundred and fifty times
without ceasing to revolve until cleaned. 1t
has several very great advantages over every
other pistol we have examined, and no point
of inferiority to any other, that we could dc.
tect No other surpasses it in the force and
accuracy with which it sends the ball to the
mark. This invention has fortune in it, for
Joslyn's pistol viii soon take precedence of all
others. 1t resembles Colts in general appear
ance, although, from the simplicity and pecu-
liarity of its construction it is much lighter.
Fifteen thousand of these pistols are to be
manufactured Immediately, some for the gov
ernment and some for the general market