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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-30
0REss GOODS! DRESS GOODS !--A few

NE ESS GOOUS DIX ESS GUUUS !..A Jew
~ very pretty Dress Goods are still on hand. To
get them OF before the spring, we shall from this
day, offer them at very reduced prices. Among
the lot are some very handsome second mourning
POplins and Rips. together with Plaid and Fig
ured Rips, Poplins, silks, &c. We are deter
mined to close the above Goods out. and will Offer
them at prices which will accomplish our object.
ia2 CHILES CHENERY.
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7, withdrawing from the Exchange and

In Withdrawing from the Exchange and
RANKING BUSINESS, we feel 1t due to our sue
cessor to say that, from long personal acqualnt-
ance A nd business connection with him, we nav g
every confidence in his means, ability, lniegfny
and prudence in the management OF his AFFAIRS,
aud do most cordially recommend him to our
friends and the public as every way worthy oi
'aoii .0 JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
10, I'm WIN. f. TAYLOR.
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By Redwood II Reach, Auct'rs.
A DMrNISTRl TOR'S SALE OF PERSON.

A DNfNISTRA TOR'S SALE OF PERSON.
n AL PROPERTY.--0n WEDNESDAft svth
lust al 10 o'clock will soil NJ the late rseidence
of Barnett Wicker decd, Of this city, on the cor,
ner of eth and Canal streets, the HOUSkHoLp ana
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF the usual
variety among which are four excellent Feather
Beds and Bookcase containing Library %
valuable works.
TERMs.-sums Of $50 and under, cash over $50.
credit of 90 days, for approved, negotiable pa
per.
n. B:--Persons having claims against the es-
tate, will present them day of sale, that their
amount may be known and arrangement made Tor
an early settlement. JAS. +. PHILLIPS,
Administrator, with will annexed.
Ne Sale conducted by REDWOOD KEACH, Aucts.
jazz
NOTICE.-Will be sold, on WEDNEsD DAY the
~ 3oth OF January, isoi ut the residence Of the
late VIM. B. Belcher, deed, in the county Of Ches
terfed, all of the Personal RoPERTY, con-
sistipg Of HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, PLANTATION UTENSILS. crops Of CORN,
cows, SHEEP and HOGS, and PORTABLE
STEAM SAW-MII.L aud FIXTURES, all In good
repair for work, tsaid to be eighty horse pow
er,l and several valuable NEGKOES.
ALS0-Two TRACTS OF LAND: one tract of sa3
Acres, adjoining the lands OF James II. Cox, ~
Miss Elizabeth Fowler, Allen Moore, and ~
others and the other tract containing ltat s@
Acres ad Joining the lands Of Robert Haskins, Mrs
Arthur Taylor, DR.. John w. Wake, and others:
This tract has the above named Saw MIL situated
upon ii.
TERMs-Made known on day of sale.
All persons having claims against said estate
will report them to me, as wish to ascertain the
amount. RICHARD A BELcHEh,
/. Ey'r of WV. Il. BELCURR. decd.
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EoRGIA STATE LOTTERIES

Our THREE-NUMBER LOTTERIES are drawn
daily CAPiTAL PRIZES from s., 900 TO So, ooe-
TICKETS from IL TO ~. ,s
Prizes of 81 600 and under, paid Immediately al
ter the drawings; other prizes at 80 days;
splendid Lotteries, address
MCKINNEY Il co., Managers,
Sa1ra nfhah a
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DISSOLUTION.-Th firm of subLhrd q
son JoBS A. SMITH having sold out his interestln
the oooh' "a NAV p h. SUBLETT,
JOHN A. SMITH.
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I)ROTECTED SOLUTION OF RMYpivnA ~
l. IDE o. IRON, Or PERUVIAN sfhuI p bia
Martin's Elixir Of Caiisaya Bark, vcfy rar,sn
and pleasant cordial, prepared Of the bert InI.cu
Chlna resis; DR.. Parr.h's syrup OF the fhos'
pilates Of Ltins, Soda and fotaAsa. Kept ny
4, WAGNER, Apothecary, r.
Ia 70 Garner sth and Broad streets
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y TRUSTEE IN certain deed OF trust, eX
n ecuted the Goth day of January, 1860, and
duly recorded in the Office of the Court Of Hust-
ngs in the city of Richmond shall proceed to
SELF the req uest of the beneficiary in said deed
on WEDNESDAY, the eth day of February, 1851,
in front Of the said Court House, at public auc-
ton, at the hour of Ii o'clock A. NJ, one NEGRO
GIRL named Frances or Fanny, conveyed III SAID
deed TERMs-Cash. j. I. SUTTON, JR.,
in a6--tds Trustee.
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CHJRT BOsOMS! Shirt BOSOMs ! e

- LEVY has now in store The largest and Cheap
est lot of Shirt Bosoms in the city. Read the fol-
lowing list Marseiles Bos0ms, plain white and
figured, at l23c., worth use; Union Linen Bosoms
at l2sc., worth issc. Union Linen Besoms at Is,
worth CSC, pure Irish Linen Bosoms at Csc, worth
SIZE. Linen Bosoms at S5ac., worth Soc. Linen
BosoIns at SOC, worth 55c Pique B0soms at l2ac.,
worth Is; Pique Bosoms at 25c., worth 9'tc
French w DOL Linen Bos oms at size, soc. and i6c..
worth Soc, 75c and 81. All of tho above are new
goods and win be found to be as cheap as repre-
sentpd laA
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Richmond. LIST January, 1851.
The undersigned will continue the Ex-

HE OndefSIgNtU
CuANGEand BANKING BUSINESS of the late
firm of ISAACs TAYLOR It Will be c9nau Cn
r H Smith, Jr. having an interest therein
LIST January, 1851. "h' D. i'AAo"
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I,Ou,IISSICSER'~ SALE OF VALUA-


Et;;a JEFF Melton lives, in Heurico county, sx.E
-A-A ad Joining the lands of Thomas Blake fsI5&
and Robert johnson. The tract contains -<=..
about 29 acres, is James River and has comfort
able improvements on it. The sale is 10 be made in
compliance with contract entered into between
the said Melton and the subscriber. Persons
wishing to purchase invited to see the pro-
perry. The sale will take place on WEDNES-
DAY the 9Th February, 1861
TERMs.-One- half cash; the balance in six
months, with negotiable notes, bearing interest
iy 2gtds A. NJ. AIKEN
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no CONTRACTORs.-:Any contractor wish

ITO CONTRIBUTORS any co3! - w Wls dl
RAILROADS or CANALS, would do well to ad-
dress the subscriber at Brentsvlle, Prince viii,
liam county, Va, who can furnish any number OF
BOYS, that may be desired, from fifteen to fifty,
or even more. The hands have been for some
wears under my control and SUPPLEMENTARY In
the employ of Messrs. Scott Adams, extensive
Railroad Contractors, who have suspended busl-
iect above stated will meet with prompt attention
by the subscriber, and in order to forward nego-
tiations please state the best terms the times Will
afford, CHAS. u. HOW soN,
10 Agent.
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Richmond. Jan. 25th. 1851 ia p

NEW CONCERN.-Having purchased OF D.
~ J. SAUNDERS his interest IN the SIOCh,
FIXTURES, &c, of J. F. SAUNDERS CO, we
will continue the business at the old stand late!E
occupied by them. under the firm and style OF
SAUNDERS & LOVING, where will always pc
found a wel-seIected stock OF GR0CERlES,
IIQITORS &c which will be sold at the lowest
prices for ca ssh or to puncual customers on time,
and to which we invite the a,tgntiGn OF the ~ pa
and the public generaIly-hopiug, by strict at
tentiou to business 10 give satisfaction to all VINO
may '"' JOHN Z. SAUNDERS,
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Having formed Co-Partnership, under under sn ne
s sty V the COMMISSION and FORW ARpiNp
il the city Of planters OF
y onei Crina for fhe sale OF all kinds OF COZ
TRY hpIRaoDuCR and for the forwarding Of Mer
rhandize and Manufactured Tobacco, leetins e"
our ability to protect the interests Of our
p B. SUBLETT.
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az p 81 Geo. xW. Marshall, Trustees

NAMES OF THE PARTIES ASSESSED WITH PBE
TAXES.
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..,,ruI,rrST SELL, Of the season is now

THE --LATEST SELL" Of the season ,h. Is now now
.iaeb Which is made in the best manner and cen;
sidered a. desirable az any lot Of hsinr sold at
exsremeiy low prices Coats, Pants, Vests, sniIIs
Drawers Collars socks Gloves saspendesssh Shawl WIS
Ties, Handkerchiefs, Dressing oow wirs, seiected
for the last seasons trade, be bought 81 she
customers price. FULL DRESS SUITS OK or D Ina
asnal prices Wewant TO reduce the stock lot tn0
can and offer inducements. Call III los Main s'.
eesa, 90 anu 'A'i W IS. TUPMAN, Agent.
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III PEACH AND HONEY - scotch and Irish
Whiskey; old Jamaica Rum; pure Virginia Peach
and Apple Brandy; fine French Brandiesi Lackey's
old Port, Sherry ard Madeira Wine; Cooking
Wines; Champagne Wines, choice brands; large
aud choice lot best imported and Domestic Cigars.
Just received and for sale on favorable terms At
the Family Grocery Of
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JOHN L. SAUNDERS,
EDWIN B. LGNlN q.


DERS 4 90 | return my thanks to my friends tor
the favors bestowed on me, and take great plea
sure in recommending to them, ana the puoilts
generally INV successors as gentlemen worthy oi
their patronage. would also request all pc rsona
having claims against the late concern oil j. T.
SAUNDERS & CO., to present them lof pa!
ment and those indebted will make paym 10
me or 10 my son, J. +. SAUNDERS As early as
possible. DANlD j.. "a :. 1870 pii.2,
Richmond, JAN 81, 1861. ID 2t-dlat&c"4t
NTOTICE.-The Co partnership heretofore ex-
~ listing betw cen the underSig Is TINS Day ans
solved by mutua consent the analfs OF Tue h con u
authorized to use the name of the firm for that PnT
pose. yUi 70 1S1sCs
VIM F. TAYLOR.
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i WORD & BROTHER was dlssoIVtu On tIIV IaN
December 1850. Those indebted to uswll please
settle their accounts without delay, as we are
very anxious TO close up the business. The name
Of the firm will be used by G. Z. WORD, or j. H.
business. y. l. ,Wnnn66DD'
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The undersigned VIII cOntIHue , tHI ri or
GOODS BUSINESS, aud feeling truly thankful LOT
-, Iihoral natrnua ge heretofore bestowed, be8s
eontinuance Of the Same. shall endeavor 20 keep
on hand an assortment of Goods when caHnti pe
sell exclusively for cash, will be satiShed Win
Tarv Snail advance above cost. All that ask Is
ca! II, oe i1ny rr uiIt JAMES H. BRITTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have this DAY asset I
4 ated with me in the COMMISSION Buo ,- Esq >,
Mr. RODOLPH KING, who has ior soIi igI ke@as
after be Conducted under the style OF L. WALLEkf
co. Returning my thanks for the very n a,s,f
natronace heretofore bestowed on me, respectful
~ solicit a continuance of the same Tor the ne"
c1nearp fla l-dNcw I'm L.. w ALLEN.
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,.,.E UJRN OF HOMES & co. having dis

U,HE FIRM OF JONES 4 co. havIHs uIs I,
l snIye1 | shall continue to carry on business d.
the same place, No. Main street, where WIZ a.
WAYS be found a large stock OF 1de imported ano
So,sestic LIQUORS, PROVISIONS and GROCER
les of all kinds which will be sold on reas onabie
terms TO which invite the attention OF the trade
nnr,iIv THOMAS JONES.
soa.,, lot 1891 ia lin
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Card.-In rendering my sincere THANKS b 70 ta
imam me for the last three years, would most re-
spsy solicit iSr IL she new
vi ~? myse,f as heretofore, to give strict per,
soua all business ss
10 use every oAoi' ~ JOHN q. POWELL.
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SUGAR. =. We noticed sales of about 1000 hhds
at easier prices. Fair to Fully Fair 4@5c. 10 fb.
MoLAssEs. About 1900 bbls. were sold at 22t0
23c for Prime to Choice, also 100 half bbls at 26c
% gallon.
FLOUR. =. There was q more active demand and
the sales embraced about 5000 bbls., of which
$3.50 Superine in several lots private TERMS 500
in three lots at S. 49, 1900 in several lots at SIS so
and loo Fine and 100 Extra on private terms.
GRAIN. With large receipts and some demand
for export, the sales of Corn reached about As goo
sacks, Comprising 60Oo Mixed on private terms,
$3.50 in several lots, part for export at GOc, l40O
at CLOGS, 800 at So, 700 at 81, 1860 Yellow and
White Mixed in three lots at 65, and 1000 White at
e,7 and 700 at roc. % bushel. OF Oats about $500
sacks st. Louis disposed of, including 24O0 in
four or five lots at Ale. and 1400 in several lots at
43c $8 bushel. In Bran we noticed sales of about
1875 sacks, which 925 at 81 10 and $50 at 81 123
"a 100 lbs.
Provisions. The transactions in Pork com.
prised 100 bbls. Mess and M. o. at $40 so % bb1
Mess retailing at $2l % bbl In Bacon we noticed
sales of 10 casks Ribbed Sides at &c., retailing
| 9hc. for Shoulders, liz for Ribbed and l21@lsc
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for Clear Sides. In Lard we did not hear Of ale
of any consequence.
COFFEE. The sales embraced 4500 bag7. ronr.
prisiog 294, part skimmings, at 1Ohc.. zoo al Ill
275 as liz, 1887 at III so at sol at IL and 11s7
at124e. % ID.
WHfsKY....14 bbls. Rectified changed hands at
18c. u gallon.
FEErdHTs. We noticed ship and bark taken
up for Liverpool at 3D., ship for Havre at 1gc.
nd one for Europe or private terms.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
LODGINGS LoDGINGsll LODGINGslN

This house. conveniently pleasantly situated has been al
newt fitted mp al expense With spring
pets md al the comforts Of sciss house. All the pari
new, the nearly all single, eli ventilated,
we'll lit up with gas candle lamp Of any kind
needed which great OF fire The house
away from all any kind there Is
ncc'rd with i in fact shc only house in vi Southern co
the kind It is situated in the midst Of
and in every way adapted TO the travelling community.
Rooms be secured by the night week month, apply
The any hour the night. The house l.
open all hours Gentlemen here business would do well
call and examine themselves Price invariably 90 ceta
light.
Srongs House. 0i st. Charles street. aud Branch OF Strong
l6 ravier still carried in the way,
that there Bar Room attached each which lupPled
with choice Liquors.
DIS 3m HENRY STRONG, Proprietor.
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8tOirm Of tbe 5t(arhtts.
CREsGENr orrlcE, No. 70 CAN'T sTREEr, }

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday Morning, Jan. %, 1861.
COTTON. -. "A good demand prevailed yesterday
in the early part of the day, and considerable bust
ness was done at an advance of fully &C., but after
the receipt of foreign news prices lost their i'm.
provement and for the present we make no ma
terial alteration in our quotations. The sales en-
braced about II 500 bales.
SOL Ln.rc>
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NNcNAIR,S ACADEMY THE UNDERSIGNED
LYA will his Academy on the I'd Of 1ann@ry next in the
the Prytania and CNOpe streets
The study and the order of exercises will be the
o. observed lie will be pleased to receive the pupils
recently with him. and such shers desire ATTEND
circulars, stating terms apply to W. c. Raymond No.
Camp street, the undersigned.
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CITY HOsPirAh..."...CTTE HOSPITAL.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR sMALI.-POxD
Dr. o. AgnfoVIx,
Eygian Fields street, Josephine and Soidee Streets
Fer admission, apply the Hospital No &c B"ronne
street nl6 SIN
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY jan 49, 1851
Received yesterday Western, 81 Texas Besyes
and 81 Kegs. Stock on sale soWestern Beeyss. 500
Eggs, $50 Sheep and 10 Mich Cows, We qucts
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as- The postage to places on the west coast Q
South America, via Panama, is On each single
letter, "a cents; and on each newspaper, CENTS
when sent and 10 cents On each letter, and
cents on each paper, when received
GsPostage to South Pacific: Letters, S4c.; pa
pers &c.
HBrPostage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: 10c., prepaid.
Gg-Postage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
a8-The single letter rate to California and Oregon
is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc., tka
domestic rates apply.
R9s-The postage to New Granada direct is 10 ceasa
single rate, and 9 cents each newspaper; and TO
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Diemaa'a
Land and China, (via San Francisco) is ON each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
Rs-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, soaah
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet private
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid; via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, 5 cents, prepaid.
a8-Postage to Bogota (New Granada:) IistterRs
49,. papers, &c.
New Orleans. Nov. l. 1864.
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Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA, ,,...,.a,, r.,,,.,-...s
FACTORS ,,, 1,..,o.s.us. x,o+s
1NF - ST. yary's street. between Perddo and Poydras
Corner Of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI .,s p,.,.-au .uoo,a
Corner Of Tchoupioulas and Richard streets.
~ New Levee and LOnisastr
yeRLEANs, -, p,A,,,,,, s.roo4.
hbA'' Corner Annuncialion and Richard Streets
Garner Ievge and Clouet sreets Third District
SiiAAi' Corner Henderson and New Levee Streets
UNION, ..r,o,s
WOODS, .,--,,.,ou..on.,uo...
TEXAS ,..,,, o.,,,.,,4roo
CRESCENT PRESS,
New LeVee street.
Fron TIevee street.
TEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Isyee street between st. Ferdinand and Montegut
streets, Third District.
W. Ievee street, opposite Post 1888, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ievee and Rohignac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Levea street, between Monegut aud Couetstreets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS, .,..,-.
Fourth District.
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r 1sFRANcH's FEMALE CORDIAL

TSERANCEx,s FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYING l-INVIGORATINGl- REGULATINGi
For producing Blooming Compexon Erect and Graceful
Carriage the Body Cheerful Disposition, Removing Bloehos
and Ernuons fror Face Curing Low Spirits Melan
choy ess Papation of the Heart Pains in the Head,
Back OF Links Whes and all the various forms OF Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Menstruation,
which the Female Sex is subject.
IT Has NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose of bringing and
regulating The Monthly Periods Women which does under
any and Ill circumstances. slrAncs Female Cordial also
proves to Female Invgoraor and 3caer known.
It has been fully Mobile and proves be equal
all it has been represented
The lady of the most prominent citizens of Mobile has
recently Of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss of mind through apathy inacon of the womb By the
sc Of sfrnck's Cordial after all other remedies had
failed this organ excited healthy action and she
once health happiness ind the society of her
family and friends.
NU11eo equally surprising the most desperate Fee
male cases of become known the proprictors.
sy-Sold by JOHN WRIGHT L CO., New Orleans; ALI
LIANT 4 Co Mobile, Druggists generally. sa2s "
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szg-sold by JOHN WRIGHT & Co, New Orleans TAIL
LAM ( CO. Mobile and Druggists generally. sa2t "


ElELLIARD ,rABLEs-BlLLIAIsD TABLES
GARD.
In the several inquiries made to u.s. in regard to the
ouny of Cushions the Billiard Table exhibited by j. NJ
BRUNSWICK BRO, of this city, Mt the Mechanics Fair
and which played friendly gnme the 10Th inst
are happy testify justice the Makers that their Tables
nnd Cushions particularly perfectly of
augles the opinion that they be relied sch
and consider which played the best have
We would further remark that found difficulty
vhnever ceraing the angles whereby to direct
the balls in order counts did perceive hard
ness in the way the cushions from which fact
we infer that whole their Tables perfect shape
or form in fact pleasure to play this Table the
balls ran smooth easy could be desired We therefore
chcerfuy tho Messs Brunswick to all amateurs
and players well 10 all those engaged in the bill
''''U '"''''''' 10 PHIL. TlEMAN.
Cincinnati, October Il, 1850. JOHN DERRY.
In reference to the above we the hs premium
o. Il Gold Mccall Billiard Tables has been awarded to the
Mesrs Brunswick by the Fair Committee Of the Ohio echan
les Institute.
n B-The Tables also all other Trimmings in the Bill
lard line for sale at No. 35 St. Louis street, by
d. I'm A. W MERRIAM.
NEW ORLEANS MACHINE &WooD WORKS
P. HOW, EKGINEER,
2l2 and 2l4 New Levee street.
PATENT COTTON CLEANING MACHINES made, sold and
In operation
PATENT MET AIIC AND GRINDsToNEsAW GuMMB; G
MACHINERY MODELS ETC., put in operation.
| FANCY WOOD WORK of all descriptions
porders Of the above executed promptly ssl If
W1Lhh1dAEr1Ns1 s 4 T TE SR MIS-
| No. I69 GfrNvSaE street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
[Correeed expressly for the New Orleans Daily Crescentl
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aF==@zA ARTIFICIAL TEGEFH-The best,
cheapest and repitte Dental Establish
sfSIs5yss3 nent in New Orleans, is DR. FIELDlNG'S,
Ill ~ IL 1874 Canal street.
His facilities for manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
by any Dentist in the United States afyng compa
lion and at prices charged by the inexperienced
requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely upon the experience, skill and in egiy which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is of surprising beauty which cannot
detected the productions of nature gradually
storing uniformity the features essential to youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for ucation and arcu!a
ton. - . .-- ,,,r, , ,,.,,,,,
PAINLESS TOOTHACHE EXTRACTOR, for readily
tracing Teeth without pain supersedin anything before
tanned bv the profession astonishing MI who witness it,,
Operations in Dentistry performed with and skill and
for cheNpness and utility unsurpassed b others Unsk
fully epned and fit guaranteed ut mod
crate charges the following prices written guarantee
companyin each set if desired and not found as represented
after months tral, their money will be returned
sets Sterling Silver base SIS 90
sets finish gums, bound 40 90
Full vulcanized Rubber equal to gold FROM $40 10 ~ "
Full gold beautiful form 70 to 50 W
Full gold base, from 10 to l25 W
The most perfect gems thai can be Produced
Those recurring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n6 " 1874 Canal street.
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GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.

a y 4 . II . y u Il .
e-=., FOR APALACEICO3IA. DIRECT.-
- E;SE The lipnlachirnA and New Orleans Nav
gaon Co,upntys and elegant steamship
Florida O. o. Nelson commander will leave tor the above
mort thia season follows. the Steamship anding
Leaves New Orleans the 4h lAh and 2Gh Of each month
4. NJ
Fare between the following places and New Orleans
Fort Gaines aud Bainbridge Ii 90
Woody Vile Rellvtle a, Uhaahoochn ........ Is on
From New Orleans 10 Apalnchicoa. L. 20
Ticetg had board the ship any of the Chattahoo
cha liver steamers, and at the Offices of the Agents.
JOHN A. MITCHELL,
No. 50 PoytraS street, New Orleans Ia.
ALBERT DODGE,
n28 6nl No. Il Water street, hpn!Nchicola, Fla.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

U.s. STRANy3RTDEE Fl ALL, DELIGHTFULLY."-
E situated in the Pney Woods Co7ugton, la. will
I during the winter for the reception of Families
guests and unusual inducements nSlid and
those seeking the influences CT dry equabe South
climate good cabeate and sulphur springs with tho
retirement of a country home
The subscriber that his patrons will be salts
the that will be paid their comfort and
% dim-2awtf r. W. HENDERSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23
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LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED

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