davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

se t6s5s pissil sssas 81 gsisIs
apcsison ass5 IN ss na faFHEIE
tead = eann9t fsls tls hope tiss
peace 70 le5ssis VII BID se Aesnro i
siFHgAle e.ia A5 st istss lsfusE bs
attenS!sd }ssg azH
iug that ff4l1 4 aer
residing 81 Is II II 4 "a; sss s:15f
E 2 lafge pafs a q belissa de-
psssaSs hlsssl,sa a;,;sl s
pFocesdisla fl oise III
enee sliaiI be mad e +
a hearty FespoEses tes il Se q 7els 30
wiII tie saSons II III ss
South as oniH fes Esaea e Hs Eyi NtiSs tax
ste arnsy "
Treasury and iet pafate frsfa 10 4 III
For the forts and esssteT soases seiz5a 95a
territory fof Nh
kan, Ne WIN eol,5 fo
payu1snt 81 areA IsE n9S
rs replied sss sEsa sa;
the lesslss bur tlsy 81 gs
fouE5ed upon the pIeaaf
a tsAtl A1E sh5iil f2zse
sysry pssilagll tegsn
It's which as HFst ID
has se3t6ss sv fden tals iy
cf tfe douain III an
tae tsSyta2
ress to To III tilei
Peaee Conference k1 t'lS
srsfasal of ths RspItb aasl logssasa
any Ii for the f&ans sz l isifl5
have all dea st0 xlla
more, b tie Sgs iii fSg
the tEnDas fcF
Union Id Lsuisiara Ken
tucEy. aisssnri ii srah ina md hsse
melted away Into wsask mi ts] and
poweKIess fbe slSsIS
ming tone III fhs sgas
pressed Ils people pf slls tst fdlly
with The idea, thai lie III ID ss5 as
generate ard nsof falt ar r5l5Iit
icaly and really DO of
relations VII llsy 1lss Sf
and fulfil our destiny as I3saE
efs know srs ii isa eezsse by BE
texperien of the #o ID sla
cannot be driven s ls4
minded that tle poNser * fela
and vii of resides not r.
the passions el men -, nor ssa y g thu
quake, flie stEen
IJut Id tie yoSce sf fi
lore, tiIat ~ GENT ths
dying breeze. Qh. ~ nts fnH ofs re- ger
and tossed by eonte 1ding It'd tits
of the troubled sea and wh ho f5iak zp3
the God of peace blsas
dssd, and BY ais 8 ~
TO the President ge sF0fa III
hostile measurea and sfoT to ss
obedience to his nvernnept
If I'd Slo GOOD, be yanr Ssisl sl 81Saeef
| the blessings of millions I'LL be M earthly
fame be yaar wish, yen VIII haF y sdl5silIs
mefrt for yourself second only and
beauty ef its pfopoftions % si}psse,
fa,is9,g flss so5ss baaa
lSss ife ieds
u tFe lsa1ts Qf III yls c0ti11 elsss sss
I pray gour iafiulgAne fos ~ naeh
on your Ii me, and bag ieage to
II With profpund ce71sid deTatinu,
YpHr ffels5 and uheaisist a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
&GtaI gllteEltqtlrte.

LETTERS FROM THE CRESCENT BLUES TO the fol-
lowing addresses may be had on application at the
counting room of this paper: Miss Sarah A. Sem
derling, Miss Angela McHenry, Miss Matilda Gain
hart, Mrs. George scheffer, Mrs. P. S. Fayssoux.
Mrs. A. Il. Miller, Mrs. V. s. Goodin, Mrs. Eugene
Leonard. Messrs. R. B. Aucoir, A. a. Brinton,
Patrick nonahoes Robert DAILY, Michael Feepy,
John Geeks, Bernard Hans, CyrIe Heno, Patrick
Kinney, John Linn. George Bandreaux, Thomas
Lyons, p. f. LeRond, Froranee Mccarthy, "a.
sehluter, W. W. Smith, a. G. Weaver, and Willie
Weaver. The parties will please call for them in
person, as several letters have failed to reach their
destination in consequence Of having delivered
them to friends Of the parties TO whom they were
addressed.
For YfRdISIA Go5lDa,ly @, Continental Guards.
The roll Of this company is fast filing up, aud will
be entirely composed Of upright and respectable
men, and will without fail, leave for Virginia in a
very few days, under command Of Capt. j. G.
Fleming, who is well lknowu for his military fitness
and bis general prudence and capacity. The fact
Of this company being recruited under the auspices
Of the old Continental Guards Of this city is q suf
( ieient guarantee that il will prove credit to all
interested in IFS welfare.
Parties desrons of entering into immediate active
service Should apniy at once, at the headquarters
the company corner Of st, Charles and Lafayette
streets.
The BoSFoRD GrARDs.-This company was on
Tuesday mustered into the Confederate service,
and will leave this evening, being Of Col, MIer'a
g Jackson Regiment q eneamped at Corinth, Miss.
Tie officers Of tits company are, John Neurman
Captain II. Stern, First Lieutenant; Joseph
Prins, Second Lieutenant and George Berwin,
Second Junior lieutenant
TIE REeospERs GouRrs. There was nothing Of
extraordinary interest before any of the Record.
ers, Courts yesterday. There were the usual mum
her Of assaults and batteries, breaches Of the
peace, etc, but nothing iustifying detailed re-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

LAeER REEa a large lot Of this iayorite heger-
age haa beer received by S. D. Grataa 5 Co, No.
50 Customhouse street. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
Lottlsfana Intelligence.

CRoas N glAIRolsNE PARISH - The Homer Had
says
s We have been blessed with refreshing rains
during the present week. If we can have one
more good season after this, Claiborne parish and
all North Louisiana will raise corn enough for two
years consumption.
The weather Is quite pleasant. A refreshing
shower fell on Tuesday. Crops are now looking
eacellently well.
q A SunrERnANEAN VoYAGER.--We have it from
good authority that, In digging q well some dis
tance down on Bayou B@nf,upen reaching the depth
of 20 feet, the diggers discovered good sized live
terrapin. This to us seems g Wondrous strange
and the question naturally suggests itself, how
came that terrapin there2 Perhaps he had CON
tract with some underground railroad, and was ex-
ploring the route. alexandria Constitutional
LOUISIANA FLouR--Last Monday we were pre-
sented by MIR. w. Rose with a sack of -four, which
was Just ground at his steam mill, adjoining our
nluch praise is due Nj. Rose for establishing a
-four mill in ourmidst. EShreseport Southwestern.
WEATHER ASD GRops.4A We have had several
good showers this week I.
The prospect for crops is beautiful. Corn and
aposeles Pelican.
We have had bountiful rains during the last
week, and the prospects for crops were never
brighter. Withal. our country is enjoying unpar-
salleled good health for the season. Ion. Baptist
K VA
4 soRAr FROM i HIsroRg.--It is a circumstance
somewhat remarkable that Virginia wasthe eighth
State of the thirteen to give in its adhesion to the
Federal Constitution in ! ISL and isnoW the eighth
State of the South to- seaAde from it, But what's
more, her recent reluctance to leave the Union
was only equaled by her original aversion to be+
coming a part Of il. under the Constitution that
was presented for ratification. as
The Convention of lT87 was composed of mem
bers, a majority Of whom were elected to reject
the Federal CONSTITUTIONS and twas only after the
clause declaring that " the power granted under
the Constitution being derived from the people of
the United States, be resumed by them whatsoever
the same shall he perverted to their injury and
oppression, and That every power NOT granted
thereby remains with them at their Will, I, was
inserted in the ordinance Of ratiffeation that six
or more of the majority opposed to the measure
consented to vote forit Even with this accession
of strength the carried only by a
vote Of so 3tc 79 EastAflestsn Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
TEL liGlsARHIe ISTEELIGEAS CD.

teLEaRApago 70 ICE MEM oaLEA:.s okEseENT:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
5tsig Nlrleaas DaiID Greseslrt.


THURSDAY MoRNING, JULY Il, 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
PassHs plnusabls stlsn.sl..ns

Ths Proprietor Of the above GEL 4EBEATED watsKxd.
sss the article publ,a phscisns c
si1 i;ourtry, as the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

4 Il. corr
fiKEG0Rzsa, E10VVLAND s Gf9.t IlfPoRTsAs,
Wholesale snd Eetail ileseIqln Dry and Gresn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
saoVa. WIaIsK II

d /.
Tha Proprietor Of the spove GEL EBEATEI wHtsgYa. !.
the eree publia ysciaDs
sud country, as the
PaTeGS piffusaF9ts SEisllfEans
which bssn nesies psove1tse
cordial and inygoratngto the ezfeebfea
whether by ageor disease 1t distilled frora the bB6 rye
malt and It's nutritious sopertiss are preserved b process
peculiarly his own, whereby re gusl on and oter
gradients known contaiued ~ tho whisky general use
eoReely separated, the absolute Pary this
tclefron any foreign sdnixtaTeia gaaranise3.
In addition 10 the following testimonials from chs
Analytical Ghenssof of Philadelphia, New York Boz
the State Agricultural Society haye endorsed Il with tba
Diploma and DR. Jackaan Boston. hes testified osth
10 tts absolute purity Read efoliowirs
ERTIFICATEs:
PhiIadsphias Sept. less
We hare csrefuz tested tbs sample Of chs5rpt GSov
posouous Substance knoHn Epsil the ca.aesr
site and injurious ingredient Of the Wiskiss general
BOOTH, GARRETT { GAMAC.
4nsiyties ChemRa
4 VIZ New YORK ssrt, $, 1sss.
snalyKed sample OF Chestnut rers regavse
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr Of Philsdelpha having
carefully tested it, pleased to state tst is entirely free
from poeonons deleseros substances. Ii is unususs
pure and fne fayered quality Of Whisky.
&8#F5 JAMES n. CLINTON, Anal Stical Chemist
Boston, March I. 1885
hsremade chemical analysis of eornsrcai samples Of
Whisky which proves be hehesys
FuBil 0ils. and perfectly pure and una6ultersed The
flavor of this Whisky derived from the grain used
featuring II. Respectfully,
AsA.HAyEs. u. Ds, ,f,tats AfFHyals
No 16 Boyisscn stress.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

y y
5 M Wholesale Agent,
lle Walnut street,
ie7 1y&w FHIipEIFHI4.
EsASsnIANHsS IRON 5TT IRON TIE.
This celebrated COTTON BALE TIE IS the only which
be tied with Tapdits than The Orleans Cot
Press This re exclusively for
Tie Hoops painted rust and injury the
Cotton.
Fcrssls. Wholesale and retail on easy termH BY
tSl 81. FASsAIANfS ID Cos 4 II
s S "a Commercial Plscs.
And r. O. LATTIEa Il CO.,
1asl sm III is Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
+ IsErsANols's So i4ta CORDIAL.

> BEAUT1FY INN Inv It{sjHAIINfI-- HHlSQIAIINE
For producing Blooming Gonpleipn Erect and Graceful
Carriage afthe GudT Rsmcg wing bochss
and EinYtena flis Ease Curing Low Spirits Mela
choy Rapitasipt Of the Heart Pain ID tbs Head,
Bacs Limbs Whites, ard sl the fsfiens forms Of Disease
rrodace by Suppressed rhnfn Irregular &arsruaio, 10
which Eerthle Sex Is subject 81
81 is As NEE ltEHsN Kfl OWN ~ FAT Hi
reisiin hs Pesiode IL 6nssls t Soes nssf
any aid al circumstance Female Cordial also
proves 70 he Fereain and Besutiler Enpr,
Ithas hs iy eatsa r. Mobile sud proves 10 b saasi tc
al 1t Hss Been falrseepeas
hs lady aas Of nest eitixelscf Mnhs has
rscetiy aeen csfad Of and low bordering
gSgof Rae lotdia assE other remedies ,ad
his orgsa sss sSs,sa io hsssy snd shs was
seniiy and fEisfds- n
Nierous equally Of the rnes desperate Fes
male disease TIE proprieers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

Great numbers Of Grgymen, Physcans Statesmen and
nent have their certify tho nnpnra
esd Et o,tr here VII ast
gratis our American n1ai,ac in which they girea with
also full descriptions above complaints and tho treatment
that should be followed for their cure, VIC
Do not be put OF by unprincied dealers with other
parationg they ke profit Demand Ayefs and take
oe The sick want the best aid there 10 for Them and
they yshonld have IT. 8 Nh i84#s lgg sa 0 +S 4g#s
All olir ren,HGcs for sale by JOHN WaTGTsT& co..
Nos Il snd 5l Oharres street New Orleans and by all Drug
Rists... falb snlGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
HStIs q Eosrios. sfRANn n. snggSu
EnSTIgH. &c SEYMOUR m

successor. s
N N BisEWsTEg n zA0HAaI
o. Kront Isyee and Fulton Yolstt'E
73 bntwesn 1As Grd iraTiei strasts,
sud Deaega 4. STS Niss and TIN NJ
WORKERS.
We rssptctfn aail the attention of and
country naehAnt hcnsek iteto
large wsl stock cf Cooking and
Heatne Stoves HiIno1t Kind existence
Tin and gsahnB psnes Old Dornnion Coffee
Pots. Eeeias Erns Gefaa foiiet Lateris
and I'll lna Of Wares gooking and Domestcpur
pesea Al sf vii be sold pricss hous
sIannfsctaress Of the sGREoLE COOKING sgnVg 50 well
sdaped fdr hAnss Of Ietels, 10 whh nS
paFsicaiar attention.
Cost OsIsI Coal 0flsY
In quantities 70 suit purchasers.
York, Virgnia, larahfne Oils
all iwauensed tho barrel gallon
large Globes, Burners,
q eryfhing apIGrialnipg ta the trade. sS
4 Dsslslswilldo AZ 10 aesl I'M asxamlne. fslaIy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

S5i49 Ia g ayers Sf&ffl1fEhc 9EsxlASs n
For the of Uesysnes anDdee DyHpepsa, Indlges.
ton Dysenery Foul sonlach Erysfpeas Headache, Piles,
Rheumatism Rrnptons and Skin Dseases Liver Complaint
props letter Tnmors aud Salt Rhenn Worms, Gout, Mem
ralg Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood
and the best aperen III the world for
al the purposes of a family physie. gI8sss{4 la
Price rs cents per box Ave boxes for 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

g 34fs s4 Ne4e Qrieaus. tlsne 2a, iR6t s
B5-lat n 5sAestfng n6Sttss Board of Directors,
iat aa:s 4. DtslttsnI Of BnDR n PER Of fa
pfpta OF fhs la az months, declared Ear#bs tlie
er 2 iegs representatives hnd sfter Wed
neBdas. l9tn Julyi 1851. ri
+ Isl lot An. sFoRTfftR. CASHIER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

tEKlsSs FOUNDRY, AEH oEfEARs
AZ 4
LEEDS il CO., IRON FoUNBERs,
Vs1tlca erd horizontal straSa Mngpss
Rosiera Sugar 6ls, rans Sugar eea Giar
asrs, HotEe Power Training Machines, Saw mn
Tin Gearing and Froais Buildings, Futnseg
mouths Grse Bars eic 81 Machinery required for the
Eeath.
vi iii gxTEfFS sSs 6ssss EniiNA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

W4. P. c0NysRsE, 5g.
IasPqR EERs And I,HAIiEFss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
Ayers oherry Plyectorai.

won for Itself such for the cure Of every variety
Of Throat and Lung Complaint that Is entirely
torecoun the evdence Of It's virtues wherever it has
been employed. long constant throughout
this sectIc ae not more than esnre the people ils
DO relied their relief all has been found to do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
TfIE CRESCENT PUBLISHED DAIIsY AND wlarS1xT
sVOLtJlN4,ll. XII " !.
aIatiStllIar SSl0tttss, 4


n
NewS Orleans, y My d, 1861. ! \
sss At q meeting Mr ar 4 tsse VI ssSaxd tisfs day. i
or the profits at payable mud gfter the 10Th ms
5ySs Id Hses G sEt5ss A. FRER EFT Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
WAsHiNGTon ARTLLERy,1
New Orleans, june i, 1861. )
Al SPEEIAE4 ORDER. No. 5r4TTIE DRILIS5 OF
the Washington ARTILLERY from this dale will be as fofiow
hi LIST Squad on MONDAYS at Z T. III. @ 3s

I On THURSDAYS af I r. III.
Prompt obedience u Special Order No. 4 and punctaal
fention to this order, is earnestly desired. 3Ts
The active onotarv and honorary members, will conform
this order By order
E. l.. HRws. ie9 tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

ks- Dudley ledge No. GO, r.. :. and A.. M. =
aAEaaf Of ths Lodge held EVERY skT.
gE2Ag n their Iodge Raon at ths
Pefdido oots Members Of the Graft stsasy luyitad
spEteud. l5sl54 n
&. II. Hall, D. W. Thaddeub D. VnnIIort Treasurer:
earer, y. L. Ifpere, s. d. Henry Il. Robin.
s1n. ]. d. jas. b Scot Tylars Sly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

xg-Crysfssi FDiang Division No. 4. s.. OF H,
NESTS avefy RSAy Hall of she Y M
g 4 No. 2 Camp 9issrs T e tar The Psessn srn <
worth A. r. s., r. n. WeIis E. s., "A. Jones, Tr, Ed
Baoth o.. Joseph GilsboEs; A. o.. vi @. Watkins r. g. Al
Anderson q. 81 NJ Aeell! GAps, James Gossti, P W. p
s0 Neibes. Visiting oosnitteeH. J. Dregfuas. W. NJ
tecpe d. Lungwosth Boeh Jos. Gibbons A. Anderson
wi " d. LoNGWoRTH. r. 8.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11


sAfsssNi IL III tsTss aGaaT STE1AEg BoIIHR5
gUF5tfrettY hetseep PoydTss ead EaeyiR enlf
ky lhraa niuuie wak froan the st Charles Hessl-
nhopa srd a the facilities prepared TO l oss
fer aascspt5He Tins and st lev ratn
had shsp IA tae soath trost
Always % hsad, souBIE II EIgED BOILERS. from 70 ii
SO afsst1ong; ana aziachea denistss
Also sqs ss, ~ and ss inehes disus
Ms Eroats, Stang ppss Valves sopstsnsls
dll W isstsrsi And workman
Hares wishsns sprchtaa Boilers ~ eaatscpn stss
enass saw invited 70 call al tos
n kis s5sarss NJ AzsasassE WORKS
MonEaA Tonabs sanes FiSrs am sptas Tah
eaIing Hes Banatese snd Yard Eiagsug Iron Railing
Coping stc. =
fhe trade supplied and fnanufacsu "a lasrb
bs ID fASEAUefI& & CDII,tES
oI fSAW 2sss 234 and 29s Camp t-sSs
Mn gs ss4 A AE q E5s N on, ssI SEsTsslsa
: szH AN D DE AIsAHS IN EoRlsfGN AND DQMESTr$
10 sravaT atfeeis, have hend, and are conssana
feeatsing direct from The hannfect5riea,
Naiis. Castings, Axes I; Gafpsitsrl "a fools NJ
Hoea Spa6es md Sno4est JoIs ard Coffee giis Is
Or ssjH S,eg fastrA flat md Manila gssnb
s.ss ssSl "a Ers5s J.. ssS;i s
Anys Viess aud IaloV1 Counter an Fiaifatrd GcaIss
Htocks Dies,
aAeapefs sud Tonsss e sf9Tejs and To
Grind stpnss, all 1ssre Gotten snd Wool
sSepAF aud Eiinsaz
Sin Mayo KGds9sfe GnlafEs
Fancy
fsbes PsrfunieTy Pspeg and RAnK Beoks, Fhc
3EsEed a the for eish Or city psDer no26ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
saLiIitarp sAotites.


New OEleaie j III y ~ ISBI j
81 ATIfA5NTt91Nt- t-eDaEP.Slg9 DRILL. a0Nf.A AYs,
EA N1t,SE5bA Is and FR1D]sYS, at TN O'clock p. NJ:
Sqesa s dsg 4, M on and ssTul.
Company and well viii present any eye
ming di.sipg dffIl hours.
I.Ys YsoIdtf 4: E0. 8. LACEY, Captain +
Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

fs0rA ARTNIslssE8iSs-st I'll e uHDERsIf MEN HBBE.
NJ bynotfT T1iiEt 5E his dey heen
ssetsd Il l shes n rshf aad tas t6
l1, WIZ asllee ~ earijsd on the stSeo
n HOP Il 90.
Nefg 6Fenus, Jtc Il lf5H. p ~ iei IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

The ST. Louis State Jonrna tlss ab I'M
that state, has determined to pabisr column ia
Gerinan for German readers copy the fol
lowing from that paper: 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

Al YERsS SAKSAE2AFsILI.A,ACo A COMPOUND Rem
IA ev, designed ID be the eeetdal Alternative that
made EXTRACT Of Para Sarsaparia
afford effective antiaos for sc seases sarsaparla Is
rsIuted cpre Ii believed shat such remedy ia wanted
by hose o cutter fon BtFnr1dus complaints, and that
whsw VIII ecconips tct mus Of lneaae service
pseg this nonousd will do Il has been proved by expsrneHt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11

THE UNDERSIGNED w1fI. ooSTTEtfE THE
Goto Rgcosage En tonilnsIcn tEiesr oIn
itlef tic VkURD
Wiz lhnldae he affairs 1fs tab ifu
s-e{5 3J.8sf WARREN =
5fe2q lfa Il. W. Cat4t FORD. .s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
aliIiiarp NoiEes.


Ausntton sA fun Coit psuy will be received
Eeos PEySocT hwsg.osat al the Of Apply to
AZ censsn wented.-A fsst elias men VII be received
pxpyl Tps,. a. slnent r. 8. b. hs right flank Com.
kuos'fkr tswssy kls y,osi q - s''A" ''s'~'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
Danfina Qeaoenties.
DODwORTH's DANCING Academic
Gurf

FASHION PLEASURE-GROUND ASSOCIA-
Il TION-FALL RACES Sept. IS, 1861, 4, p M, Match
for f350n old crying "a Ibs J. d MONNOr
Bay Fly by Logan dam yphde By Emnlus; JOHN HUN
TER b. by evepac, tan Young GiPsy By imp Mer
Same for yssrs old carrying 80 e.-
feit the proprietor add $500; dash Of ns four ubrib
err }. MONN0T eotee O. T. by L"gsD. dam Mary Biddls
by imp Glencoe ii II cb by Logan, dam. JOHN HUNTER
eaters br co by imp. Bl'o~uc dam imp Comfort By insh
dcachcr II III ch by ReveBue dam funny Fern By Imp.
Glencoe p S Forbes not paned y. Mor1s entry dad.
NJ B-Immedaely after the race the Revenue Fully VIII b
sold 20 the bishsst tidder 70 close partnership
Special Train VIII leave Hunters Point az n 70 oon-
vey ard The Course Aer The race
bos win leave slip ard 3hst Ferries ~ bse min.
Dtes, In connection with stages 20 convey Isto the
Couisc JOSEPH CRUCHHRON Manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
Ready a. IL OClock;
GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
VA Ev GH ARIES DICKENa.


GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
W BY CHARLES DICKENS.
Illustrated Steel, By y. o. C. Dsrey.
BEING THE FOURTH ISSUE IN OUR ILLUSTRATED
HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF THE WORKS OF
CHARLES DICKENS.
In ihis Edition ready:
PICKWICK PAPERS. -Four VolGme,
OLIVER TWIST. Two Volumes
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. -Four Volumes
GREAT EXPECTATIONS. Two Volumes.
Prnted from entirely Stereotype Plates at the River.
lido Press Cambri6ge superior laid and tinted paper in
neat l6mo volumes and bound In Green Veam Cloth Esch
Volume contains e1quiite illustration Steel from oig
nal drawing, by r o. C. Dsrley John Gilbert
Green velum Cloth, edges, per volume. IS
The same cdge tEngish ,iyle per voume..." IS
Hall Calf extra, and antique per voume IS
Any Novel may be had separate from the SCI.
bound prospectus confirming specimen and engrsvns
win he By mall postpaid any person remug IS cents
JAMES O. GREGORY, Publisher,
tsuccessor 10 w. A.. Townsend n Cob
No 46 Wslfer-st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

RERROM's PATENT COMBINATION PORT
~ ABLE HUTs COTTAGES ec.-rbis systen OF building
is the simple construction The best arranged for venst
ing cleaning moving &c sswe as the che mode Of houns
ye. produced IL particularly applicable oE military snoa
railroad similar nrents % new coun-
tct Offices seaside country snnDer ccttases bathing
agricultural exhibition buildings South American build
inss, SC. &c
Any uorm,on be obned aud orders attended 20 either
he sidisssins A. DERR0M
Steam Carpentry, Psierton New jersey.
Refers 70 II. v. Butler No. - Park place, New-fofk
Send for Circnlar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
Amussmenf5.


GREAT PRES1I OI0l rATEUR,
HERMANN
The performances Of HERMANN entirely original and
novel; The Distinguishing feature 10 the
ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS,
all effects being produced by extraor lnsry
MANUAL SKILL.
Tickets be obtained the Academy Of Muslc Box oce
Shells Was,, Breusings, Schrfcnteg Lns all q
Sons Music stores and at tho principal Hotels Music and Book
StoreS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

I,t;oeh Baptist Church, Hi.sVio e ioIE QUINCY AD-
nee preaching q l 5ae1rsl Sermon Of stephen Hyde
~ zms raso bs odnsnos Of Baptism win be admins
e1ed afer the evening Sermon. ----------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
Gales bD Aurtion.

A. II. HiERwry. Aucioneci.
RY BANGS, MERWIN S Co., Irving Buildings,
~ Nos SSl aud sec Broadway.-Saes Of Books Stationery
Pictures, WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods. Furniture &c.
MONDAY EVENING Sept. l6 st 1o'cloek:
PRfVATE LIBRARY Of valuable ENGLISH AID kMER1-
CAN BOOKS in various departments lily In and SUD-
s,anal bindings including variety Of expensyely Illustrated
works, &c.