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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

COMPREHENSIVE MessTs. Jos6 Yillarrubia late
5of the firm uf 81 Wiser q Co., and George Law
son LaaghlalAl have united themselves in partner
snip, under the style 81 Rilarrubia 3 Laaghland,
and will continue tie business Of the old house Of
y. Ds User 3 90. The gentlemen composing this
arm arc botltsc well known and popular in this
community tlat We only give expression to ger-
eral feeling ii wishing them prosperity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

rs Coxs11llIIn fcafed. 1Eadatnc La1SlnHch,
he only living and highly gifted CTAIRNoYANT
a her residence No. IS Beronne street. Tie powers Ct her
wonarfu gifts when grand Sabine,
ching truthful Every changing circumstance ofe ia
faithfully portray in language eloquent in its dction impress
sye in delivery convincing in its facts. Mime LaBanchs
natural talents Arologer rank her the first in the world
and her success raised the ire Of hoe petty North
etn geenders burning Adventures who make this
city quarters end whose only talent exists in fabri
ealing underground processes for Tie injury Of
those better hsn themselves We trust citizens and
The Public patrenile whose highest ambition is 10 be
called southerner. MADAME LABLANCH, i
Residence No. % Baronne street, between Poydras and Per-
d,lo jas 2p3t
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I ANY GE Or RETREAT.

NE must either advance now or we must retreat
III disgrace. d can hold no furtfer 8pafiey With
Aholitionis without implied admission that if
iss at least d thing worthy Of consideration. Such
should net be, ny is not the tempe of the South
ern people Abolitonism is an unclean thing,
which s7e cannot touch without being dehled. We
must make no terms with II, and listen TO no nsd
iosts compromises, which win only postpone the
doom of Tie South and not avert It. We must
meet II fairly ana sqlaraly now or never. II we
Slter lyT afs ruined beyond redemption. Ihe
people Who hesitate when their honor is assaed =
ske Lisa woman Rifo hesltates win be lost. We
cannot retreat anu M cannot even stand still We
must Ii rance. unless we wish not only to be de-
stroyca but u become ne laughing stock Of The
world. and u ID saofed at and ieered BY the
Npsihern Abolitionists. Il We fail now to assert
glr We nsay BID iinaI farewell II the lber
Dies d The South. 4 Who Hould be free, them
selves must strike Tie hlo#.if
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

F4Ilsg GyosERAasg Izi1Hr Isyr AN "A meeting
81 tlis ordered ID be held at the head
aaaFtsis d tho attalien, corner of Baronne and
Esegsio sesscelss on Che evening Of Wednesday the
at inst., o'clock, fer the purpose of holding
an election ier certain officers and for drill.
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NJ A II, RI Il ID

~, tc 18th nj December bv the Rev Mr. Harp A. G. BILL
10 Miss EI 4 kARR eldes, daughter Of Il. S &ar
aFsAThibodaux Gazette please copy
On Tuesday lst 1861 in this city Ct s. F@T GGnFeh
Mis- OLIVIA ANN daughter Of John and Carone Rceee all
,rf HIS |riiN
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A Sur ron DAMAGES. Hannah Mcdonald, the
young woman who created an excitement in No.
hilea few weeks ago. By charging Capt. Harley,
Of tic British slip Guloden, with maltreatment on
tbs passage from LiFerpool, has commenced a
snit aaaiast tic captain il the Mobile City Court
laying her damages IT $4,000. The case was
postponed, 90 motion of defendant TO the March
term. Ben Lane poseg far the prosecution, and
the MessTs. Hamilton III Tho defence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

On Sunday mo.nng, the 9th inst, at o'clock, H. w
SMITH OF The firm OF Montgomery Smith, aged 80 years
native of Massachusetts ard the past 10 years resident OF
this city.
Ills friends and acquaintance and those of his family are
nve5 attend his funeral this morning at 10
ocock from his late residence 1852 Baoct street. between u
terDa and Polvlnnia Streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

asJ MI. j. j. McKeeser, Of Adams Express, and
III. III. III Lindo, Of the Southwestern Express,
have oar thanks for laee Northern, Western and
Texas papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

DfssoLUTfaS Oh C8PARTSERsnfP. The we'll
known firm of s. Wiser 8 Co was dissolved on
the SlHt ut. BY limitation, ana its affairs win be
Iiquiaalad immediately
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CEisssGsg RIFI.lss Company a Minute Men Of
EsW Orleans. have changed their name to 6 Gros-
eant Rifles They comprise i body Of men that
any one veil be proud 81. Their Ulcers are
Gapt ii. GLADDEN. First Lieutenant, Vim. A.
Ife Second Lieutenant, H. 7. Jett; and
0FdsrlY Sergeant, John n. Martin. They meet to-
night, wilen Il Il desired thai there shall be full
saftp4lIAf1ff .s87
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CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION or THE PlASrERs
sof LouisiA The annual election Of three di-
rectota IF this association will be held Oh the 4th
February next, 1t their banking house, between
tile hours Of 10 b. III. and 2 p. III.
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At Cost. for Cash Only!

This Stock comprises all descriptions of materials for Negro
Wear Bunkats shecngs Shnga Linen Goods, Silks, DO
Ianes Marnocs Prints Gnshans, BaroCS Robes 0rgandie
Iaconets White Goods, Cloaks Manla Shawls, ParaSo
Hosiery Gloves Mts Laces, Embrod0rics Corsets, Skirts
Cloths Cassiacros Sanets, Jeans, billings, Fannes etc.
etc etc. in any quantity to suit The purchaser, ut MUCH
LOWER prices than ut other establishments
The public is assured that We do not offer few articles in
stock lew price and reimburse ourselves by high prices
other goods but that our
ENGIFsE STOCK rs AT COST:
Customers have m additional here tic fact that
they are NOT TEMPTED By HANDSOME GOODS AND
LOW PRICES
To Get in Dcbt;
for, by the REAL CASH SYSTEM which we have inaugu-
rated which there instance any deviation
buy than they conveniently pay for
they compensate the dealer for losses made by
bad debts, which, by the
CREDIT SYSTEM,
Is always done-TIIosE WHO DO PAY,
Paying for Those who Do Not Pny!!!!
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS,
Who visiting city for the Of buying Dry Goods
A Great Advantage,
before making selection in visiting establishment
posting themselves Gu the
CASH PRICES
at which selling We daily supplying retail
purchasers with
FANCY AND STAPLE DTiY GOODS,
Al
MUCH LOWER PRICES
Thlp Sold for Time for the hes; paper and it
would be we'll fol these Who have
Cash Facilities,
10 what pce they paying for credit before awaiting
themselves Of it.
kzy,Our STOCK and PRICES will be readily exhibited to
those who wish 10
RB-INVES1TGATE.=EE
BENTHUTSEN, LEWIS i CO.,
116 Canal street,
taT 2ptf Near the Clay Statue.
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.W. "A. G.

The regular meeting will be held at the Den, MONDAY
EVENING. the 7th inst at o'clock Puncual attendance
- so COMUS.
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M Al LOUISIANA GUARD. "A parade Of
sls eorapaIy IL ordered for tomorrow. The com
paug win assemble ii tie araory Of the Cont
peniaIs Ut b sciock, ~ AZ, ID full uniform,
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s1AR INsuHAGeE Cosn'ANy. = This company has
declared dividend Of 20 pere cent. on their captal
stock, which win bepagahle Immediately
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IL M. tS. A meeting Of The krewe viii b held
ii HE & Den this evening at O'Clock. Comus
requests a Iianotnal attendance.
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AfPHk HostE LopGE. regular communication
of tEis Esdg VIII Dc acid as the Grand Lodge Hall,
III next Tuesday evening, & u inst, att o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

grrizHss' BANK. The election Of directors by
the atockiloIders of this bank, 70 serve for tie
enaiing year, viii he held On Monday, the 4tl Of
Eebruafy next, between the hours Of 10 A, II. and
q p III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

ssu5HEBH soSG Tie publishers, Messrs. A. y.
3laetyaara Il Bfo., IA Camp street. have laid on
egr tabIe copies ii song and chorus, entitled,
ID and eur igglsls, he words Of which were
pEitten 81 VII VIM. II. Johnston and the music BY
Ills dedicated TO the friends
II soulIisrn nj gnaenee. and should become a
saypritg Nj HI them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

Ha- spiritualism-nTr. 'yos. " Mansfield
This wonderful Test Whiting Medium, through whom SO many
un5obn tests of Spirit Identity has been given has by the
request those who have already visited him. consented
10 remain few day longer With that those who have hot as
vet had an opportunity visiting him. may do so at his roon
94 street. between Rampant and DryoeS from A. NJ
tn5P NJ Giyehin call ia7 2p5s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

GRASD MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL, AT MAGNo-
LA, MIss.-We are kindly furnished with invita-
tons from the popular and worthy host of the
Central House, at Magnolia, Miss, to attend
grand ball, to take place at his first class rancho
on the evening Of the glorious Sth Of January, to
which we respond that our representative will duly
enliyen the scene with his countenance. All WHO
know George Clark the proprietor, will remember
that { good wine needs no bush, and he is deter
mined upon this occasion to throw aside his natural
modesty. To those who have not yet felt and ex-
pertenced his peculiar qualities, we would advise
them not 10 miss this occasion.
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DRY GOODS.

Anticipating very prosperous season. laid in an unusually
large and well assorted stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
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EBGEc'S
SHAVING AND HAIR QUITTING SALOON.

Having removed my shop Poydas street on the 2ls of
October last TO 46 MAGAZINE STREET, adjoining the St.
Hotel Formerly The old Arcade Twill he found there
always ready and Wiling to wait my old customers aud
many others as will be kind enough favor with their
patronage
n2No advance in price for Shaving The charge TEN
CENTS, as usual
Ks~Prvae Rooms for Whsker and Hair Dyeipg'
JrSo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

4 s1t-,ro the Voters Of the First Representa-"
TIVE Dis1RiCT independent Secession Candidate for
the state CouvsnlioD. L. N. LANE.
NEW 0EigASs, Dee. %, 1870, dal 2pte
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Esca,fhnysels, Eesgis $ Co,

ZIG. ....rs,.. CANAL STREET. ,.,,.,..,.,1 lie
Being extremely dcrous convert their Stock into CASH,
are now offering their entire assortment of
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AT Cost for Cash only!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

The 5ffeades Journal pr Paris, thinks that pic
tor b aeeaod d set lie United States right, and
repemmands Capt. Bonaparte, formerly Of Balti-
more III III Office. We have no doubt Che South
would prefer yoalig 8onaparte as Dictator to old
HE IS President, 81 ID rifle can be more abllor
eent 81 al IFS IDEAS and praiudices than that Of
Black AepGbiieanisnl.
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Southern, Rights association
OF LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, December 8, 1860
From and after this date the book containing the Conu-
ton will be open signatures Mt the Office of the Association
OLD DELTA BUILDING, No 10 Camp street. between the
hours Of 8 A. H. and P. NJ, daily. By order of
IL snts W. @. C. CLAIBORNE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

5IeinE II Bos1i3s Bit. ancis Pennell, a Bos
" committed ptcide recently, BIZ cutting
his sAreat Will penknife.
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F'ea.aacstoas oE EigRt!

Fsea.FScgf0ga spf' ESChF!
-
GOAT, OFT, AND IA MP s |
Inst received Mt the
~, 7,5-,,-.,
'''' '''
''
OF
Richest patterns both Of Americas and Bohemian ma"""et"S
CHAMBER AND KITCHEN LAMPS,
HALL AND SIDE LAMPS,
SUSPENSION LAAtrs, and
CHANDELIERs-For Coal OIL
Rendering (Which is the only complete in
this city, infinitely superior any other the South and equal
to any in the United States while
present to nll rare opportunity of securing these unrvad
I,,,;r.,r. - ;.os hit ,a, tro, within tbe ranch If
ou Also On hmm, ~, in,,er,. snn,, Of all the hast
e,.,,,
For sale wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices
H. =. oo'Ehl'
INF eptr Successor to Aren,on Hill.
--
''''f'A ''A-''- '''''' -'''' .
O VERC O 4 S O " Err G o 7 S =
.,-...... ,-..-.,.,t. s,-.o,o,...,
Our Large Stock OF
- I'll La u - - -
- r -, ,-l,e,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,r, !, r,,, ,.,
-NA'N - -'''D
1,,,, po,ver OyER9yn ATS At s12 to Sill
Black Coth and GasSlneFe o'i1HHo+Nia--S'IV 10 3lA'
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slp GfIs;nls 9ailr Crfstelt.
i J0llIDsS AL OF NEW ORLEANS,


esrrarrc51 80. W CAMP srrsEsa
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nj Nj Parker sheriff II the Parish IF Orleans sells It
clock 1T 81 Canal street ewetfy lease etc ass ~ !
Third District
- siralass in i'd aiisenient on 9Th page,
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SUBMISSION is DIsHoNoR.

Hon. Gideon ]. Tucker, Of Nav York, has writ
Ten letter 70 the Day Book Of that city, in which
occurs the following passage:
am not Of those, Mr.. Editor, who are for send
ing prayers and beseeehings to the South, at this
crisis, asking them to pause and not separate the
Union. God knows ! do not nndeTyalue the i'm
81ner2se INTERCHANGEABLE transceRdent yalue-of
This Union TO me and to my children to my rela-
tiYes. my neigkbors and all whose lot is cast IN
these Northern States; to the men, even, whose
Abolition madness is rending asunder this Gonted-
eracy. But I eciN Reuef be a party to begging men
10 submit to that artich it a0i De diSoRor for them
to submit 10. will not ask the citizens of slave
holding States TO peril lsir Gbe1ttes TIER property,
lle existence Of tie, families, By rem aiming ltrde
d Ifept51icaa President My notion of the duty of
Northern men at this crisis is rather to endeavor
to do Justice at home, than to demand forbearanee
from abroad. 1t is to Albany, and not to Column
BID OF MilledgeYiile that we, conservative men of
New York, ought to make our last appeal. 1t is
SO the offensive statutes Of New York and not to
the Convention Of South Carolina or Mississippi
that We should direct our attention.
Here, then, il q Northern man who says that
submission on the part Of the South would be dis
Homer He says further, that if the citizens Of the
sayeholdng States remain in the Union under a
Republican President, they would "peril their
liberties their property and the existence of their
families Mr.. Tucker lives among the Abolition
lists and he knows their sentiments, their princi-
ples and their intentions And he tells that our
liberties and our property will both be periled.
and our families in danger of being destroyed, if
we submit to remain in the Unonn under a
Black Republican President Mr.. Tucker is right.
Submission is dishonor. And the same result, in
our opinion, will ensue from anything short Of i'm
mediate and absolute secession from Union which
we know will be used for our oppression and de-
a{rI
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TO the EeegEEy sGfgsicfed.

LU GEVo IaoooESD aI7EtVUECVE'
radical be obtuncd by all who may be afflicted
will the following melancholy train Of evils Indigestion Natl
sea Faeuency Physical Depression Inefc;oncy
Loss Of Appetite mhecily, DizOgaUzou Of the Organs Of
Generation Depression Tccbcnes and H Weaknesses
by tile use Of
WRIGHTS REJUFENATING ELIXIR.
This Is indeed the Gead read Of in history The
really afflicted The within their grasp and they
apply it.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
p and ISL Chartresstreet,
Ia7 2p3eod&ItW Sole ProDrietors.
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r wert fsorae1,as inserted vt the usual rates
Hsssal diseonrt Iaaae V regular advertisers.
~ TINS yEselslg Crescent i published every Sat
sssay neralns. Subscription hlrariabs in advance
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Military Clothing suaaeetfactofsI

H. HAMBURGER, Nc 9 St. Charles street,
Having made extensive arrangements is prepared to e
all orders for the above Goods with dispatch Unexcep
references given, if required. aie
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Diseases Of Tie Throat G,ecg Lwssgs

Dr. c. P CRANES system of treating all diseases Of the
THROAT and LUNGS by inhalation of Electro Chemical and
Medical Vapos connection with Constitutional Remedies is
now well known only reliable and rational process
NEVER FAILING OF EXPECTING A CURE,
Even and desperate cases. which bid defiance
TO the ordinary rules Of practice
Dr. has also established Permanent Office and Institute
for the treatment all Chronic Disease by means of
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
EIECTR O-GHEMIOAL BATHS.
From three to five applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM,
alleviate all those maades which result from the pres
enee of
MERCURY LEAD, ANTHONY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, ETC
Office Residence late No. l4G No. 1856 ST. JOSEPH
STREET between Camp and St. Charles streets.
, MIG 2pAIoW eSat&Wtf
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sAErs' IenaEs !. o. OF n See notice Of
\ sae Secretary i'll anather column
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s5@2Gxperlcncc eeacaea sza tiassc deIiaacy
prevents ~ from applying for the means y alleviate
sIfsngand save life. That objection Is obyiated in tho
81 ir James Clarag Female Pills prepared after the
spti9n Of Sir Clarke Physician to the Qneen Of Eng
land and I How1 30 lie only and sRfe remedy for
female afeuie from any cause" The7 can
bssentfn ebotlseontann 50 ps post free by enclosing 81
and six postage gtautps to any agent.
General gent for the United States 0B NOSES, Rochester
NJ u, j.. RIGHT CO., Sew Qrleal1 Wholesale Agents,
md Fold bv ell respectable Druggists feS zplyGH
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ave determined lqdue forthwith and offer their Enor-
Assortment Of
ONABLE GOODS
At Prices which must Force tIielr Sale at
once!
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine cur Stock
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
As great portion stock must necessarily 30 SAC
RIFICED during present unfortunate state of affairs we
arc under the necessity closing all accouutsone object
being realize for cash,
AT ANY sACRIFECEl
It Is quite unnecessary ennerate the yaous articles
usually found in weassortcd establishment for the prices
customers will easily by calling aud examining for
themselves
We nre compelled request the kind indulgence Of our
regular customers few days, to permit us the opportu
nifty of marking stock to prevent any con-
fusion, and will be prepared MONDAY MORNING 70 Il
wait upon them.
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
do 2ptf No rs Canal street,
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81. EIerrI1ag,s Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof sAFS Nos 81 and "a tayier street New or
| 5ienns do 2ptf
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All Of which will be Heted prices that insure their
immediate sale. ja7 2p2t
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Kl.RKUk
Shirt and Corset Manufact 7ry,

Thtvd.st.. bet. vInsn q JohnsOn.
KE0kUk ...................... ...... ..-....fOWA
LHIRlS, CUhsETS, EkAtEs, SKIRT SUP
- PokTERs, &C., kept on hand, and made 70 or
der the shortest notice, and warranted TO MT or
exchanged.
Gcntiumcn and Ladies under wear made up to
order.
0entletnen's = Linen altered and repaired.
Stamping, finking, Machine Stitching, &c.
octpd Mrs. SHEPHERD.
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xIfIIiI and without
w the h0sean aitsch-
N Q . {, nns1rp passed IN
style, beauty Il Lntsn.
tone, acfi, Ii and iurabil
", and p essanr ali tie
modern improvements.
The 1 lowing named
persons afe ieTed to as
having IN nse and hishl,
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! ! = ~ 7 = q /,
SEVEN YEARS.
i ing tho
Cosmopolitan Art Association,

JuAluUpUllldu Hlt NoSUCldtluH,
Have male it household word throughout every
quarter Of the country.
I nder the auspices of this popular Institution,
over THKrE HUNDRED THOUSAND HohEs ia ye lear ned
tu appreciate BEAUTIFUL works If art on their
walls, and choice literature ON their tabes-the
great bencl.s derived fom becoming q subscriber.
Subscriptions are now bsing rec itcd in ratio
unparniened with that OF any previous year.
1EMRS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
AIRY peeson can become member by subscribing
IS, Ior ~uieh sun they will receive
lst-Tf lars &C AID superb steel en- craving, 30X3S
inches, euliiisd
"Falstaf mastering his Recruits
2i-ono cory, one year, of that elegantly illus
trated magazine,
'sThe Cosmopolitan Art Journal"
si-Four admissions, during the season, to the
"Gallery Of Paintings, 64s Broadway, N.Y."
In addition 10 the above benefits, there viii be
given to ubscribers, rs gratuitous premiums,
Over 500 Beautiful Works Of Art,
Comprising valuable painting, marbles, parians,
outlines, &c ,frming q truly ma auonai benefit.
NJ Subscriptions received and forwarded by
]. A. MASON, Dentist, Agent for keokuk.
Rov22i
DiAAatnlson Of Go~parinerAhlp.
TDIE parfuatship heretofore existing between
Drs. nj. W. Hicks and J. IA. Andrews 10 this day
dissolved by mutnHt consent.
Df. licks continues Inc practice Of Dentistry at
Al, persons indebted to the frn are requested 70
call and settle. M. W. HlCkS.
I k.okut, Dee. Is. LSe0. J.H. ANDREWS.
dec2ialw
IllCkLko.--A A good sr ticic Siekles Tor sale ,
| - 6.W. All. TUCKER.
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Co.'s plntos.
A. barcay H.Tsyiar.
Gee. Il. Anderson, MIR. Nuse,
Ii. .C. Hnfakamp. Miss Hays,
IN IlIlslgs, Mns Fo,ka.
Nj. Stafford, ". II Dillon,
Z. Eaflee, DR.. Gri,woid, Ills,
Mr.JeunngF, br. R1fchy, Ills.
J.. @. Esfes, 7. Naggoner. Ills.
Mr. story, Mrs. Miller, Warsaw.
nr. Erles, j. u. Sanford, Bent1nsp't
w s. Afcfsavir. Mis- Nitsoti, tarmin GIN.
Having on Ii nj large assurtm tment OF these in
struments. / would invite those wishing To pur-
chase u call and xamin, them. Alec second ha nd
Pitnas Tor sAl..
P.s.-partaeuiar attention gwen to tuning and
emovlng Pianos. iulyIid1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-23

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