davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
{ r ED RIVER
OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on FRIn Az. Scrt. Il. at5 r. NJ
FOR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
Eg Evansville Henderson, CAIRO, MCnphs and Nicks
rgThc hue. fast comnotiols passenger pack
axsa5et steamer Arizona. J. ~, Mason, m,ter, will
leave a For freight nasAa9e apptY on heard
VFRGIE1US q. DEST2tl4,
Sel0 tarat,i.ie.t A"eHt,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
s,usks-sIIssa aR-s|vyI,,An-sos 8

gUGAR-sU6sAR-sGG SALE, AVERY
- superior Second hand Sugar MIN Steam Engine Boiler
4mpate with M connections aud ppps nseF p nees diam.
ais by fee dheE in length engine 10 ninches diane
Ia ~ eyadeE by 4 inches length stroke taller 2 inches
aasaei4 W 2 se one ll Of sufsy Setss tw5
\. VIC. gO0K
rolQ n No. Cnnsl sreei, NesR orieans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
YDU SARA PACKETS

FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
The steamer Crosse Tete, J. AcQuoid naster leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY evening al O'CLOCK and
DAY morning 10 O'Clock.
R-A CLERK is always the landing ST. Iors street.
receive aud deliver sign bills adng for the above
~ s,- ereRNFEsxnuF Aren't
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
STEAMRnATS.

= Z -
Mo K L. n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of 33A per
after paying peg interest outstanding Gecaies
Of Profits and oeed the redemption Of the Scrip Issue OF
1858
Interest paid H Scrip of 1888 redeemed on and after The l4
May next The Certificates Of Scrip Of l660 will be delivered
and after lsr Jnne 1850. - ,,
H. p IAsvTER. Secretary. a23 lin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
Leaves every SATURDAY. at5P NJ positively
REfsIfEiK WICK SRI1IfG G pACkF

Leaves every MONDAY. .nt5P NJ
REGULAR BEENVILLEA AND
HgS h. Xcksbng Packet--Tbcnew, very swift mag
ff7llssalSs Ianifcen passenger packet Gen. JMO A.
azzaRsEszszf q II itman John ". Cannon, mistFr, will
psgel above Argyle Landing, GreenSe Deer
Eeek Landing Point Worihington Carolina Ia ding Lake
Washington, Grand Lake Ashton, Pitchers Point Skpwits
Landing Stack Island Landing Lake Providence Aliken'a
Bend SeRhng, Wauenton. Grand Cult, ST. Joseph Rodney
Waterproof Natehez, Red River Landing Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge and ali intermediate landings For freight passage
apply on board. -
VIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL,
Advertising Apnnf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
nYEINe...........sDyarNG. rNG....,..."pYE

No, So Bourbon street,
Has the honor pubc that he hRs
the business the nTaing Establishment No. Royal street
he viii continue heretofore, With the careful
ion for which he is celebrated.
The Ia ghiah for the last Twelve years he sats
sed tia Of his establishment Bourbon
street. guarantee fIr theks Ehe ez h3aor him with he
patronage ely
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

I ,oUisIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE eoNPANY-
oalce esonsh Of Camp and Natehes streets, New
Orleans.
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Two MKy AND A WoMAy HUNG BY Tyson Law

Two MEN AND WoMAS HUSG BY LYNCH Law
in Crenccn county Arkansar, says the Memphis APra
OF the ia inss, far from Marion ana eight or ten
mes from this city lived q man named Robinson ana
bis vile. On Fob ~ one being IN the dwelling out
tobneop snd wife, just az he vas retfinS Tor tn,
night, shot fired by person outside cane crashing
hhfoagE tee window II was well aimed. and the unOf
tuna man fell before vie corpse VINO could ia
cone 30 hciiisha decd WAC mystery. Strong excite
msnt arosc In The ncigbborhooa ana Robinson beng
favorite with bis neigtbors, determination expressed
tbxi Jnshce Should W uune- Jryesugsou led the
covery OF suspicious concucs the part o; the v Of
murdered man So dark and dauinfpg wore tho Ddic.
tons o. her gu thai ale asreg and PLACED IN a
on the 2iih u't. The wreLcn-l woman. oyercome snn
horror as fear, sought 70 herscf by deroun rng
Others, aud maze io confession She staei tha, sue
uad iorpeo m Intimacy WITH whose name our cor
rtscIueut has onittsd 10 gv0 vs. aud wsae1 10 marry
n and for hundred dollars hirei nix brother
the coed or death ry which she might set rec
tous nusnau BE performed ftta task sciy too
VII ON the 18th ulr tire t~D rnrca,ea were ar
fst,ed pscca 10 cusyoay. 10y before yesterday ,4e
e1afi Grated people dragged tbs criminals from shr lei.
10 woocs, ana GRO hang tieu1 until they seta
., foe ~cnTn WAS reserved, bns wBs 70 be huo. .
yts,srass the ropuace determined ,nai al who
concerned IA ias ASSASSINATION Of Robinson should
cuuhcI earth 90 islgrr
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Died.
Died.


BErH-On Tuesday, March q, GEORGE G. BRUSH, son OF
Jacob Brush aged 80 year, months and 20 Gays
HIS friends, and those OF his father and brother VIM.
g., and brother In law, Jacob Chowell; aso, the men,
beers Of Plymouth Rock chapter No. 81 Order Of o. D. A.,
respectfully invited 70 attond his funeral from his
sthers residence, CT Greenwich street, this (Ih1sday)
morning, a. 10 o'clock without further Invitation. His
remains will DO taken to Yonkers for interment
BrmLASs -On Tuesday afternoon, March ., SARAH Eli
zABETH vito OF samuel Burhans J, aged 81 years. two
months and Is Gays.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral, without further inviaon
from her late residence No. I'll Spring street, 90 Friday
afteynoon, AZ one 0 CLOCK.
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EEcroS or Om,chs rus BoARp op fDucauox Tho
puu' ref Of TIE Board Of iuea,;oo held q, ,neir
hal, n REQ H1oS ile, Tuesday evening The first bust
less oraer MAS It's election of officers for the ensuing
year, which resulted in the Of tne fo.iowng--
fyr so(yf-CyrHa + Sauh
1,cs F,essaed-.ioao G. Bergen
SUI Srf'fszd,zi a. fst}r yehaols-y w Buckley
N,cfeture--ti w ctubft
(ie,k--ti.nry Iean.
E.9ssnSa- .obn Akhu,st
All tire above were reel ced tho only contest oeing
On tho Candidate lot Vice President for which oco three
ballots we're bad before choice was made
CONVICTIONS IN TIE Cougr or SElsIoSs.-Ia this court
en- Tuesday Martin Wallace was coGvic,edot an assault
upon young female named Mary McOonough The oom-
psnins witness called et No 20 Harrison street the
evening Of tho 9Th Of January Last when the
socoseo Der ana maze indeoen, proposals which were
indignantly rejecter Defendant who was prva.o watch
niAn ,hen took hold of Mss McDouousns drag.
geo her along Clinton street when they were 0y
lady named Jsne Geenvaul,, through whose fnstrunea
tally the Waterman inonced the H,ri
Third ostrc, station hore, where he preferred
complaint oil attempt At burglary against ncr. Az
Ter rh- baG mace her statement Captxin MAI,
corrooo' alsd by Mrs GreepvAu, the ACCUSED held
Tor EXAMINATION, instead of the grit II shown that
he Was uneer the Influence Of liquor time he
committed the assault. He sentenced " the pentea
Edward Tracy and Daniel Grogan pleaded guilty to a.
saua aud battery and were sentenced " tne pcuten
taSyhe former for ninty days anu the latter for sixty
Tie assault COMMITTED upon snAl lrbn bad
s:ar ger, in August last, they knocked down ami
robbed Of small vase containing clhipg. The pro-
perry was rocCverca shortly ater~aJd.
william Francis tried and convicted o. misde
in cutting down trees the land Of wliiam
Ipnett, IN the town OF Grsyeseod In Jaausr last lie
eentsnc to pay dne Of SIS be ,mprsonec for
twenty five days
Tim GRAND JuxY.-The Kings county Court OF Oyer
apd TeTnler organized Tuesday before Judge
ard JIssicss Stwell and syker, when the folio xiag
geD.s men were eEpanneed as the Graat JGry;-fua IS
G Bergen, foreman. E4waid lie Fort, George Mygati,
E;en H. pIympton, Horace b CsfiiD, Anson,Le xs, wm
T. Palmer John d. Emfnous George II Ree3 Morris
Reynolds, Charles Eckhart, Samuel d. Partridge Sterling
smilh, Ira ID Richmond hsahei 5. Dnrcomb, Joua Is
shepard, william iimsu, George Tucker, william A.
LLdsay Aaron H. Philips after the Charge OF the Cour.
srana Jury retired and the business of toe Circuit
Ccur. taken Up 1h- caende for to-day (Its)
braces Nos II, ~, - ~ Al inclusive.
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The Massachusetts, Republican state
U0nvention.

WoRCErER, March I, 1850.
The Republican State Convention for the purpose Of
choosing delegates III large to the Chicago National Cou
vention Ia now being held in this city The Convention
organized by the choice Of Hon J. Kno witou Of
Worcester for President In the " his marks
he expressed bis urainchng devotion 70 he Uar, and
also declared his decided preference Tor wm h. Seward
o candidate for the Presidency.
II nmitaec on Credentials reported III towns re-
pres, a., u by Q76 delegates.
The first ballot Tor delegates 70 the Chicago Convention
resulted as f0lowe-Jchn A. Andrews, 81 Bosop, 6o2
Ensign II Kellogg, of Pttsbeld, 6o2; Georgi Bsutwoi
d Groou, l55; Linus B. CCm,ns, Of R0x6ary, 3d. Tue
above elected.
Essss dwight Foster, Of Worcester; VIM C,afiu. o.
Newton; John S. Edridge Of Canton, and Erastus Hop
kins, Of Northampton, we're elected as substitutes
Messrs. Andrews and kellogg reported 70 be flvo
rable 10 Mr. Seward, Mr.. Boutwell, 10 NJ P Banks, and
MIR. COmns non comnMtai
vote taken the their return TO stood,
seward, 10; Banks, S.
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United states District Court,

MARCH 6.Judge Belts minated 10 the bar that papers
submitted him with arguments points frequently
in very unsatisfactory and unfinished STATE and he
hopei that gentlemen would be particular for the
future very fair portion Of jury csses had been dis
posed OF last month"; aud he would therefore, devote the
March term ~ the admiralty Calendar, aud would com
nence 10 cali 1t on MONDAY next
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The Loss Of the Hunxartap,

AoNrRssL, Marcn 7, 1860
Edmonston, Allen Co. have received telegraph des
patch from Darlington, saying that the body Of man
bad been found Cape Sable HIS head cut OF, aud
no Identification could be made. trunk has also bsen
found containing letters u w. s. BoaltDn also, desk
containing ettcrs directed TO Barry Costsn Llmbour
House. BaRtboG
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Non.Arrsv~I OF the Nov. sco,,nu

oRri AND, ME. March 7-aidnight
There are as 20, no sgrs Of the steamship Nova 500
tan, now due at this port with Liverpool dates OF the
22d ult Weather cloudy
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ITHACA, I501s
At the charter election OF this village to-day the repub
cans elected their entire ticket WIKI the exception Of
1rustee This placc been stronghold Of Anericsn-
him for I'VE years past Toe republicans are nov hring
salute In honor of their victory.
PiArrsauRG, March !, 1860
Clinton county has gone republican without doubt.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March Z, 1860
stocks fTm. PenDsy vania STATE hyes, 92ss Re ding
tail Dad, 2Oss MorIs Cana, 5S Lcpg Island Railroad,
u5ai Pens, isalia Railroad, Sss. Sight exchange on
New ORLEANS. March = 1860
Coton-Saies to day 10 600 bales unchanged rates.
Corn steady zoe &c Mess pork SIS 60 Fregn;s
auo exchange unchanged.
NOZZLE, March 8, 1860.
Cotton Sales today $500 bales al 0hc for mdding;
market quiet Of days, l0tUv baes receipss
OF three Gays 900 bales Freghts OF cotton 70 Liver
pool, IL I'D.
AUGUSTA, March 6, 1850
CoorSaes to-day, 75s bales; the market closed with
improved demand.
AUGUSTA March G, 1860.
Cotton unchanged. Sales To- day $50 bales
SAVANNAH, March G, 1860.
Cotton inactive. Sales to day ,225 bales.
SAVANNAH, March Q, 1850.
Coitcr-Saes today 1850 bales, the market closing
th improved demand The iirer qualities improved
most
CHARLESTON March 8, 1860.
Cotton-Saes TO- day, 100 oales; the
het is ia favor 0l tho buyer.
Cottonsaes today 400 bales Market unsettled and
tendency downward
BAI1IMoRK, March Z, 1860.
Hour quiet and firm: sales; Ho ward street held at
80 TO- Wheat active and buoyant at &c advance, white
ii Is 81 u.s. red 81 40 81 AZ. Corn steady but
active: white tic 13c yellow nc 73c. Fork nrm.
m,ss $lS PRIME Sl4 60 $l5 Whiskey Gull aud heavy
At 2ohc y 2ic. Sgat exchange on New York lilo per
cell premium.
PHILADELPHIA, March 7, 1850.
Flour steady Wheat active: white 81 55 81 60 red
81 ~ 81 ~ Corn dull. Provisions quiet Whskey
nrm at 2Sac. 2sHc.
CINCINNATI, March 1890
Flour firm At IS so IS 90. wniskey steady q. I9Hc
Pork eteady at SIT SO. escon steady At Exc osSc
Money market unchanged.
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N.,xs fr.,n, Nyexico.

NAw ORLEANS March q, 1850.
Advcee from Northern Mexico, received via Galveston,
report that Crvsja seeking American AID ior Jnrez
Ia also reported that Mranon nae ordered corhnis
to bold out until March, wren ae would receive reorcs
m f.tS
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D,s~inss OF France. ssvsdb. ats q Co..


sssslx ,oua.r--fa.sss 6, MARCH Z, io5e
AZ. 49, "a IL, a.. 2, 20, YG. -, o6, 90, 80.
CossounArrn lo7TsRr-t i.Ass 70 Mason I. 1860
40, 70, 81. 81, E. 20. ia 6u, 40. Is. 90 3.
FRANCE B.t, = aBESTS co.,
Managers. W91ins,oc, Dels a1re.
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Boston, March Z, 1860
At meeting of the Beard OF Overseers Of Harvard
Universiy, this morning, Rev DIR Peabody, OF Ports
mouth, n r. was p0miD ateo Piutnnler Professor 10
place Of Rev DR. hunting resignej but the meeting
adjourned I'LL next week without voting
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Druwtngs OF tne Delawar. ss.t. Lo,ts-

sfss wucA kDpE 4 90 Managers OF The
pa.AwALr, GEORGIA, Eshrtckv Asp MISSOURI .rArs
LoTIkIEs
DsiAvsEz-ryTEA Bi Ass, us, MAlCu I is60
T. 63, 70, 81, 20. %, 10, g. 80, s. ~ So, A., 81,
DELAw Ahs---CLAss NJ. i4 MARCH,. looo
"a, !, 2i IL, -, 81, 40, 40, so, OF, ~, 90, -.
trrc.,sra ser Zee q charge cy HdArs, sue
vcpV, 2ppi 90, @;lusiugton, Delaware
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NEW OsIEASs, March g. 1850.
The steamer De S5io from Havana the 81 last, Is
below, but her nc Is unilnportant.
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CINCINNATI, March toUu.
Last night Patrick McHueh cut hs wies tnroat, killing
her iIsaartly; John Miller fatally stabbed
fray and H. Bayart fell suddenly dead in the street
Yesterday morning woman was found dead IN her
bed on the corner o. Pearl street ana Western
On Sunday = daughter Of John Strattcn, living the
Montgomery turnpike, was burned 20 death.
THIS morning the hat Ard Cap store Of L. Isaacs Co.
was damaged BY fire TO the extent OF 81 500.
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Brookly n.- w llIianssOa Gallery, 2aS
-Pbc'ogrsphs Cans-
npes baguerfeoty pes unequalito.
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Suicide at Toronto.

TosoSTo, o W, March Z, 1860.
NJ. James Vance, old resident o. thus CITY, nit
ed suicide TO day. by shooting himself through the
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AIEverslen s-Thc Ora ge Blossom W cd
iaR kpve'ope ne sife c,psnght eecured. only 1T az
sSoadway, oDrner Duane street
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4 GRID ELG!N'r Al lsslok TO CHINA Aao JAPAK.
HAMPER bROTHERS
Fraaeliu Ne Ka<

Pub'kt Tbs day,
NahhATiNE or THIS FARI. Oc n GINS MIsIOS rO
CHINA AND JAPAN
In The Years 'Ss7 ~ ~ -
ftyae secre'arE 20 Lore trin Of tue 'nussAa
Shores ot the Bsc. &C &c
a usra fops, $40. muslin, F7s
FROM u. tdnomG hcview. Jarnasy 1860
itfd t3fi Ssson 70 ITO Cou't OF iekin Jedde hA1
ten st icely fortunate IL lis bkorloRT Few q
ier- ce-cr'b-d ha hey tSve seen rs more spropcs
ssuo trtatr .n,.s OF lors some OF tho l-.al
ces o. iIer r'n cAidr IN hics than enjoyed
eee ne sGeeyk1 srcusLs OF b. Ambassador N Jspss
.,tpo VI tou the most curous snd important ADD
roc - na 70 oar ktowlecgsi Of as, most rsuaskahsa
eonnuy.
fFtom the oI6cn nh nnr
", L"' ab pnserse'--Nt NIB. tnLn WIN uanh oie
$40 hrttr ard bis riniures forth rtstrc dsape
.ud r-nrs N tie siertrp~ with an TIE ~ the
ui"I s m sno That tae giant vivid UNIQUE ksedsrs
lbe Bssiop JsrnD ahsor bpriy ,aier -snx Ire vosk
nt'sc. tbe gudapc
q m accomplished traveller Vie Of I've
t,ssen errives no. une the Of the world then
ttey sic Contrasts ore t. aL0,ter
From TIE I'm don Cftic
Ore o. he most snds interesting and nsrucve books ~
tTavtl II tlce bert appeared 'or fopU dHe =
Iron he II neon literary Gazette
rk tee tha. has
from for many orp written by gentle
within hs reach acceSe.bis ~ ordinary writer's
From The Lnnoon Leader ard saturday Analyst
smoca end q. Jeodo h hi hes egree Ne
tcsnng Pts o. confrm reu.er manuGr
he glowing accounts of Japanese csz- given I'll pre-
Iron The london Publishers Circular
work Of oh s,srrr ns aud soid Information.
s'on the Albion
Few toths of travel 10 have attracted Atoc
ZION Ia knalaid
HARPER BKo1HFRs VIZ seod The ADORE Work by MS,
postage paid flor distance in the United states Under 500
rlesj On receipt Of 81 Is.
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Ladies' New Spring Dress and Maptfll.
rrnoegs at LoCKlIT. sUN & oo.s, 2al Fulton stree.,
brooklyn
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singers sewing Machines, for Famtaes,
Ts and all rsnut~c usng purposes unequaled rh-y
capable OF doos more work and OF earning
any machine E maske he family mschns 81 50
sr6 attracting uuiver al attention.
I. u. SINGER co 453 Broadway, N. T..
$50 Fulton street. Brooklyn
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Fire ut HANNIBAL. Mo.

II. LOUIS, March Z, 1861
The pisnirg and Touring MIL OF the Gilsscook Ills
Company hannibal, Mo purnci on the 81 instant
lcss $40 0o0-untrsurea.
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whites Spring ssyie Hats are by the
site pronounced perec; geirs ll6 Brosd~ay opposite
tnule church.
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TORONTO, T. W., March q, iecv
A large public meeting held ut s. Mcnaeis Cathe.
vnl laAt night 70 express sympathy with the Pope OF
ONE. Over four thousand persons we're pr eseBt
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DR.. Marsh Continues TO Apply his Radi.
sal Truss with eecrng of
hernia OF rupture. NAk6H 90, No. vssey st., Il.
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Democrat Ratification Meeting 1t Pttts-

IIrIsGURG, March 4 $50.
The democratic ratification meeting hold here night,
~as one VI the largest held In this city Hundreds
were nnsble TO get INTO Masonic Hall DR.. Nc ok pre-
sided with large number OF Vice Presidents Tue meet
ing vas first addressed by Judge shannon Who was greet
ed with universal applause He spoke With great 'ccing
eli CT relative 10 the proceedings Ut ne Stale Cnven
ut RI aiding. His speech ennenty alive
strongly anti seward, and expressive q earnest feeling
or united democracy. Governor Samuel W. Black, al
Nebraska ALEC made brilliant speech OF two hcurs' IN
ration reviewing the slavery qu sson throughout masking
FONTS Of telling effect Several ct.er speeches were
made The utmost harmony prevailed and the greatest
enthusiasm VIA manifested.
The New Jersey Opposition state Couvea-
ton.
TRfNToS, N. j., March 2, 1880
Tie opposition State Convention the sprcntneut Of
delegates to the Chicago Convention meets morrow
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An increasing anxiety s felt In regard the safety Of
Mr.. Began, member o. Parliament Tor Grey coulty.
Npep pat he about akEg the at HamlltIa
for Niagara Falls.
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Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Mahc1nes.-
)Ghce 6S Broadway. new York
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Howe's Original Sewing Mnch1ncs, For
Family and manufacturing purposea
AsenA wanted tor tho country
ONCE, 81 Broadway.
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minated, and some are equally Mortified to
think OF Brecklnrdse being the democratic
choice. But the truths that they are all at sea
as TO the democratic nominations. and have no
reliable information on the subject, for the
simple reason that TIE democrats know nothing
about it themselves. Perhaps the Patriot would
kindly oblige the democracy by informing
them what candidate the black republicans
would like to see ret up at Charleston, ia order
that they may have the pleasure Of knocking
him down We have 90 doubt, if the choice of
the anti slavery party is only expressed, the
democracy will pay it all the attention and dis
tiDguished consideration which it deserves.
No doubt the Charleston Convention will nomi-
nate the man indicated for their selection by
the organs and leaders Of republicanism.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Toupeo
Factory removed 70 Is Bond street Pnvas entrance for
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Biniards.-Es Mighty Phelan
ehAlcpe,ng billiard cushiops greatest players In
RIGA. lao Fulton, Court and Rensen Brooklyn. daily.
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M. VVisbOIllAtcu AVntfI.1 I vAOrr.a I
CIAss Il2 MACH :. 1866.
., G., 20. ss, 80, 10. 26. a, II, 49, 80, Il
f1s' e h q IS baTs co M.asss sss' ''e
Eiao,n,
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Beautiful CsmpiexiOn .-Laird's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for besu
Ing add preserving the skin 439 broadway.
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Tn. Augusta mt savannah.


The steamship Augusta arrived O'Clock this
eveuiLs. Fa1 senaeis ana crew all WELL
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mISCELkANEOUS.
A FASCINATING BOOK or TRAVELS.
ADVENTURES AND OBSERVATIONS
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