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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-16
POLICIE 8

Of the following kinds will be issued by the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company:
Ordinary Lie;
Life in Limited Payments;
JOINT Life;
Ordinary kndowment;
Endowment In Limited Payments;
Term, and
Apnuities.
The officers OF this Company invite attention TO
the feature OF DEFINITE, GUARANTEED,
sUhkENDbH-VALUES, now offered to all who
become policy holders. The reader is pa. ticul.riy
reminded that this value Is not expressed in tue
mystItsiug veruacular If Actuarial techBicaItiss,
but pam TO all. stated IN dollars and cents
The Brooklyn Life Insurance Company of New
YORK guarant ees to every policy holder a definite
Surrender yans in cash; the exact amount OF
winch. IN doiiars and cents, Is endorsed on each
ana every policy issued.
.he Brooklyn Life alone of all Life Insurance
Companies guarantees II definite surrender value
III cash, ami every policy issued by that company
bears certificate stating what this exact wUrth
viii be III dollars and cents At any time, after the
pa me ut OF two r more annual premiums.
A I-,Iicy holder IN che Brooklyn Life need have
apprehension as to his move ments being limited
or resIrained by geographical Ii lie may 60
here he peases live where he elects; LurOi-,
Asia, AIIIci, South America, Mexico, and Poly
nesia As free TO him as the United states.
The Bro X yn Life challenge. competition in
the matter Of DltIDENDs rU MS Policy
HULUERSl The Dividends are larger than have
been paid by any other Lie Company in TINS
countr., at the same age, on the same kim OF
poiicies.
Policies valuable IN LIFE, as well AS at DEATH
Ali policies are non torfeItable after two tuiI
Annual Premiums hav= been pad.
mates low are consistent with financial
5 .gudness, and less han those VI almost AL
psnes which accommodate their assured With
loans.
Dividends annu ,llv (tfter second year., in cash.
DIVIDENDS are divided on the Contribution Plan
the only equitable manner Of DIVIDING the cain
Iugs Of a Life Insurance Company.
Pruinptitude ~ paying Losses.
No cnaig e for policy or stamp, or for medical
exam III ttIun.
Policies issued payable either in gold or cur
.ency.
STEPHEN T. KING,
GENERAL AGENT, $40 MONTGOMERY ST.,
CORNER PINE, cAN FRANCISCO,
IALIkUE MA.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

TURN VEREIN BALL. - The Carson City Turn
yerein will hold ball at their Hall on Monday
evening. October 18th, as a celebration of the
seventh anniversary If their formal ion. Tickets
invited to attend.
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II Il Der SHIP.

II L N Is ERSH1Ps
The subscription fees are Ten Dollars at Joining.
and On. Dollar on the d.a b of each subscriber.
The dollar from each subscriber is paid to til.
heirs a si:,ns t The deceased.
The subscribers are tivid into classes. includ-
ing males ans fmiles. Each class Is limited to
,uUo su bsi hers. As classes are filled new ones
will be formed. No pcr-on is poor that he Cab
not pay ten dollars 1T join and dollar ucca-
sionaly, thus securing 5000 to his or her heirs
or assigns.
DsANTAGES:
The advantages If this IS citation are, no Money
Pane affect it lis benefits are ea-il attain
alb by all, and every subscriber added to the
Assnciati n enharcec the interest and protection
ei all; the amount pad being SO small, and only
at Intervals, tnat any person can secure for his
family competency upon his death. One class
can not be n sesse II memUer of another class
dies. Glasses have no connection with each other
OFsioEks-Bh II. FREEMAN, President;
GEp. n. RUSSELL, Vice President; JOHN H.
WARhEN, Secretary JAS. A. PRITCHARD,
Treasurer.
REFERENCES:
SAN FRaNcIsco-il1n Henry Dutton presi fent
Farmers and Me, hanic,' Bank; lion. Samuel
oowies, late Juuge oi county Court; Hon. A J.
Gunnson, Attorney at Law; IA. j. Booth, ksa
Union Iron horhs; Henty illiams, ESQ
Real Estate; Juhn .. Hanscom, d-tna Iron
Works; John IL. 'Brlen, ESQ. , Of o. Brlen Bush
Co.
gold HILL-i.on. J. p. Jones.
VIRGINIA }. =. Currie, Esq; L. W. Reyes, Esq
CARS CRY Hon. y. ii. clayton; Hon Adol-
plus Waltz; Hon. Thomas Wells
r. Q. q A S X LII,
GENERAL AGENT
S LAS CAULXIN
AGENT FOR NEVADA.
Office in Waitz's building, on King street, one
donr East of Justice WaiiZs office.
Carson City, October S, 1859.
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PACIFIC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA.
q u u ECT:

EHE 0BJECT o his Assoc ALTON is TO
1 secure Cash payment within sixty days af er
proof If the death IF . subscriber to his or her
heirs on assigns. of as many dollars there are
individuals of the class t. which such deceas ed
suLsc, iber ueiongeu,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-25

TO psy for roads, etc. Recommtted to committee
on ways and means.
Bill 10 authorize and compelling the police jury
of ST. Charles parish TO levy q special tax where
with TO build road from Boutte Station 10 Bayou
des Allemsnds. Bill finally passed.
The judiciary committee reported on Dill refa-
tive to Chattanooga Railroad Company, donating
them square of ground, favorably, Messrs. Gu
rel and Kent dissenting.
Pending this bill the House adjourned until noon
to-day.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate was called to order at o'clock P. N.
Lieut.. Gov. Dunn presiding.
quorum present.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The bill proposed by the Property Holders AS
sociaion Ito amend the charter OF the city OF ne"
Orleans) came up.
Mr.. Biackman moved that the bill be adopted as
a whole.
Mr.. Foute objected to the passage of the bill as
q whole in the absence Of Senator Braughn, as be
Judge Braughn) was most familiar win us con-
tents.
Several amendments to the remaining sections
were adopted, and the bill passed as whole:
The bill repeating the act making 1t INSIDE
mesnor for persons unemployed on plantations to
be found thereon, was Indefinitely postponed, as
Mr.. Campbell observed, that no such law existed
on the statute books.
The bill to incorporate the Monroe, Homer and
Fulton Railroad Company. Passed
Mr.. Braughn rose to question OF privilege. DE
was under the impression that the city charter
bill was tc be adopted by sections. but on entering
the Senate Chamber, at half-past o'clock, he
ascertained that the bill had passed. There were
several clerical errors, materially changing sew.
eral portions of it. These required amending,
and he hoped the Senate would reconsider the
vote by which the bill passed. in order that
the amendments or corrections might be added to
II.
Mr.. Wittgenstein moved that the vote by which
the bill passed be reeonsdered. Adopted
Other amendments were offered by Messrs.
Bacon snd Campbell, when the Senate adjourned,
at lois P. NJ, after flibusterng for nearly two
hours, and the city charter bill has precedence OF
all orders of the day unfinished business to-
morrow.
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$40 on THE SHELLl-Messrs. Patmor &
Spfafrg, propristors of the Mazeppa Stables, BIS
Grsvier street, announce that carriages and bug
ges Of he best style are to be hired at reasonable
rates. These gentlemen have had many years.
experience in this business, and are considered
not onlf an fat in their judgment of horse flesh,
but perfectly reliable in all opinions sppertaning
to the subject. A dash down any of our msgni6-
cent resds is delightful recreation, be it either
when ,he chilling winds OF March are stirring the
blood 10 your veins or when The bamy atmOs.
pheTe Of spring is tempered by a Southern sun,
at either period diversion Of this character is ex-
ceediugly acceptable, and we are aware of no go.
perior establishment for Obtaining heetfOoted
Mazeppa-like steed than at the renowned stables
of Patmor & Spesripg. No. 2l5 Gravier street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-25

Its said that Cslisaya bark has peculiar effect
upob the liver, and guards the system against
diseases by exposure and irregular diet. l. ia
conceded that the great success of the wonderful
Plantation Bltters, which, previous to our late
unhappy difficulties, was found in most Southern
homes, was owing to the extract of Calisaya bark
which II contained as one of the principal ingre-
diepts. In confirmation of this we have heard one
OF Cur distinguished physicians remark, that when
ever he felt unwel from ordinary dietetc or atmo-
kpheric causes, he invariably relieved himself by
fian,Aton Bitters. We speak advisedy when we
say maj we know it to be the best and most popu-
Lar medicine in the world
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-25

SoUfaERN PATENTs.-Colonel Rufus R. Rhodes,
solici,ct Of patents, No. % Commercial Place,
officially reports to the CRESCENT the following
complJie list Of patents granted Southern invent.
ors foTshe week ending February 0, 1869:
LOWk dHd-Felix Walker. New Orleans, sash
holders Benz. j. Gullett, Amite City, press for
bsling cotton; Felix Walker, New Orleans, clothes
pin.
Disst.a Of Col,tmbia-A. W. Townsend, Wash
ington'S sewing machine G. B. Wilson, Washing.
ton, Rdn carriage j. Mock, Washington, trunk
lock 4. a. Wheelock, Washington, railroad car
stove. !.
Mds2and- Bantz Frederick, apparatus
for eX,scting essences, etc Alfred Duvall. Bali
more, ueChanical movement; A. Miller, Hagers-
town. horse rake; R. II. AtTell, Baltimore, can
opeisel; J. W. Carver and G. A. Bike, Hagers-
town., thrashiug machine; W. II. Marriott, Balti-
moro, aeede; A. d. Thompson and j. Marden,
Jr., BaEimOre. velocipede.
IassliG- Oliver Cox, Alexandra, needle
threadsr
Ge5feid-J. S. Martin, Atlanta, velocipeds.
helfgcky-P. j. SchOop, Louisville, Apparatus
for supporting skaters and invads; T. 2. Schaf
Ber, louisville, preserving nitro glycerine. etc P.
NJ Ggsnant and p N. RoWlett, New Concord,
me- hrG for cutting tobacco plugs.
Ie1Sicssee--J. A. Cameron. Memphis, bee hive;
ID. A. ole Nashville, machine for hacking shucks
for ma tIesses.
Di40Ti-J. Lesperanee, ST. Louis, railroad car
ventilstor.
ArfdRSdS-J. .. Smith, Helena, cotton scraper
T10S-M. Fuos, Castroyille, thrsshing machine
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Eiep Hogan, 80 TchOupitoulas street and SO
Mes Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stoek Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. H. Hall 4
Co.'S Mayesville, KY, plows. sugar and cotton.
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Monthly Advertisements inserted every other day,
charged twotsi yds the above rates.
Flint and Fourth page monthly advertisements, each
square, go pfr month.
Transient advertisements having the the paper
nrt nseron 81 80 per square, each subsequent insertion,
rs cents per square.
Frat and Fourth page transient advertisements, each
insertion, 81 50 per square
Advertisements inserted at Intervals 20 be charged
eaeh Insertion
Regular sdtersers vha advertise largely shall be allowed
such dieouu} from above named transient be
agreed upon proDdsd that shall such discount
sxeeed IS Ecent
All busne noties Of sdFsrtsemea 10 be charged 20
cents net pc line each insertion.
Al transfer, must paid for in advance.
All advertisements not marked for any specified number Of
Insertions viii be published six times and charged accord
ihsiy
Anbs Nth regular advertisers shall DO rendered monthly
square the space occupied By ten incs solid agate.
TIE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Is published every Saturday morning Subscription IS
per annun hi advanced half yearly and quarterly,
rates; ain sie copies. 10 eentL
Rates OF Advertising;
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New York prices for the celebrated Grover &
Baker sewing machines, and no charge for freight
Aachise warranted for five years. Only machine
fit for families. lS2 Canal street.
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Don't buy q miserable single thread machine
whtn you can get first premium Grover Baker
at The New YORK price, ffty-fve dollars, and war.
rsnted five years, at ls2 Canal street.
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LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.
DETER ROSS.
B U III d z X

Beuns thanks 10 the citizens Of New Orleans for THAR M
onsge Tor the last twenty years He now made extsn
ve additions to bis Workshops and introduced v.
working machines which will enable him to attend prompv
any business IN his line Shop and Office corner OF PRIV
tania and Washington streets Mechanic, E,.hs. -
Mel, -e~s Wa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-25

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm.
ported German cologne, and sold at half the price,
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LOTTERY.

~ Il
pEAE. EsTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED IN THIS orrY
To be Disposed OF by Lottery.
The drawing of this Lottery wiz take place as
tickets are sOld) under the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted BY the Legislature Of the State In 1853 and which
embraces In It's Scheme some Of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THIS CITY. tO-wis:
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. now open 10 the public and
doing business.
TEE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL
TEE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
TIE DWELLING. STORES AND wARERooMs. Nos
n6, lis and 10 Royal street, adjoining the Hotel
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No. IS s. Lou
street. opposite the HOtsl
TIE ST. LOUIS HOTEL FARM, BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT.
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND.
For full and particular description Circular which
Will be sent postpaid any desiring IT. and all
Tickets viii receive pronD. attention BY addressing
O. E. HALL
St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans, La
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II would seem that the sidewalk merchants on
Canal street. in the vicinity Of the Postofice are
daily becoming more numerous. There Is a
young man who vends pers, and assures his hear.
ers that when he was here last year he promised
to take back on his return any of his wares which
might not prove as good as represented; that he
has come back TO make good his promises; but
that not a single pen has been returned. Then,
there ia the cement man, his little stand orna-
mented with pieces Of broken crockery, which be
causes TO adhere at pleasure by the use of his in
valuable preparation, "only % cents bottle,
gentlemen" "Win it make anything stick ?" in
quires man in theIcrowd. "Why, sir" with an
oratorical flourish, replies the dealer, II makes
me stick to this place sl day. even if don't sell
a cents WORTH" Next comes the corn doctor on
bis velocipede, the medicine man with his huge
bottle containing a (ugh y q tape worm about
twenty feet long, the stencil man, the musical top
man, the Chinese grippist, not to speak Of pro-
fusion of cake, candy and fruit vendors, each
surrounded by crowd Of gaping listeners, from
among whom occasionally steps cautiously forth
a convert to the orators views. He purchases,
put the article in his pocket and walks of with
the determined air of a man who wants TO per.
susde himself that he's done a good thing. yet
doubts IT, "who's the next purchaser, gentle
menu
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An illustration Of the gross ignorance of the
negro and his too oft un6tness for purposes of
hgl character came to our knowledge yester-
day. A eolored woman, having a white child in
her arms, and accompanied by a big s;rapping
son of Ham, applied day before yesterday to
minister of the church to have the child bap
tsed. The reverend gentleman naturally asked
the woman where the mother of the child was, to
which the latter answered that the mother was
sick abed, but that she was the stepmother of the
child, and would do as well. The minister then
informed her that not being acquainted with the
facts connected with the birth of the child he
could baptise it, but would not place the cere.
mony on record. since he had no evidence
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A dress heavily trimmed with the richest fur
has been an object Of interest on the boulevard
for the past few days. Its cost must have been
measured by Thousands.
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Auction Sales To-Day.

BYE EoGER L Co., Eve hundred cases ofboots,
shoes a2g brogans, at 10 O'Clock, at No. AZ Old
Level. FERNS at sale.
By CEks. T. NASH, at the Virginia Cotton Press,
at II O'Clock, twenty-five bales cotton. Terms
cash.
By! J. DEAN, JR.. at Ellott's stables, corner of
BsrotE9 and Gravier streets, at 10 O'Clock, %.
of ntaieb and single horses, plantation and city
mules, huegies, wagons, harness, etc. Terms
cash. Eiso general assortment of houseLo
furniture slso for cash.
MEssRs. MONTGOMERY Bros. & Co., at Phil.
Liners stable, on Grayier street. at halfpsst ten
O'Clock, saddle horses. plantation mules, top and
open bgEg;es. saddles. harness, eIc. Also at the
Old Aue,ifu Mart on Camp street, at II o'clock,
gsneral orment of furniture, cooking utensils,
etc. Tt2ms cash.
BY YsoENT 4 Co., at 10 o'clock, at No. l6
Chsrtre', street. dry goods-a general stock.
Terms IsbeTal, and will be announced at sale.
MEssh. HOFFMAN & MARKS, at No. IS Charities
street, & 10 O'Clock, and II. Scott, at 10 o'clock,
at No. 20 Charires street, dry goods in almost
every ;t4Iiety.
Mr. +. T. MoRPHY will have his usual Gales,
with tby addition Of lot of hardware and cutie.
~, at Il o'clock A. N, at No..47 Magazine street.
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GENERAL K1RBX sssITH's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.


On September lsth SIS, KIRBY SMITH, With corps Of
opez, At Newcastle. KentucEy,
a MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BoYE
Newcastle the keashy bluegrass rssi0n o.
FgsSy s5s gs sUs pa TS@ E
Railroads. connected with each y good pfs
and s about .so hour; tsvsl By ts rom Louisville.
s s'ss ss sd%TaS sd.p.sa 6oo @
will aim at thoroughness even branch 10 be deteripsd
y impartial And searching exsinatiOns The discipline win
me e Of svsy duty The domestic Department
health, comfort and cntenmest a scholars IRE seho
ssie session divides into tw terms twenty weeks EACH
me nIst couneneng on kepteaSer 18th The charges
svey thng excepting uniform, books and medical sttsna
currency for the sns bry weeks payable Stwo
session No dsSsc i 6 ing Of each tern q tho
eseres during the FERN, protracted sickness or
term S & reoar sS'n % 'u0H fee Of ' per
Uniform furnished The most serns Books
and stationery At Louisville prices As the pupils
* United those wishing to SCENE places in the Institution
dence in Kentucky and devOtn hnse 70 he education OF
s youth The Pnes hopes tays the cooperation ha
For further information address E. KIRBY SAITH.
stueents vii Leave he cars ST Eninence Louisvf
to N.sss.!i:w -'. .---lD1''' va '' E.k sen
I oUIsIANA STATE aEMINARH,
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
Founded and Supported bs the State Of LOuislaas,
Ins s5s ses'On begins Bstouber tn 1858 and cOso
June oObn- loo9
"REMINISCENCES Of fun corps Of tnstruc.eo IN az
o. tersuIs and Science asuay bese
CoUnsx or sruDT-Embrsce, Preparatory and an AcsS-
oos ss sho Gs E sSsnsaf sp sBS
Commercial School,
IERxsFer all expenses, except clothing $40; ssH pay
April lst ' -
Cadets received any time during the session and charged
rom date Of entrance,
Address n. p BOYD. supsrintendsnL
A LBERT LYONS SCHOOL Foz sOYs.
sHATAwA. PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
Qev 0reas aud Jsekson RsTroadl
orcuian may be obtained application 70 RoBER
PifK1N. ESQ. Is adj Camp street. Orleans
NoTAOE...'...............
CrzRxs orErcz UNITED STATES Drsrxcr OounrI
December l. 1887 y
In Bankruptcy-T1e notice issued from this Office -
JOHN THORNHILL has fled his petition 10 be declare
bankrupt sthe partner Of r. w. Estlin issued hrou
mistake. Il should Rave been Henry Thofnhnl "a
Mr. John rhOrnhi has net applied the benefit Of h
Bankrupt Law.
K. LoEw. Deputy CLERK
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KATHMAN. j. O.,
nnnnr, go

II Altman. j. O..
TROPICAL ROOFING MANDATORY,
And
DEALER IN COAL, CHARCOAL. ooKr wur,,
SAND AND FREwooD.
Ne. seA Bienvine Street. Corr.r NJ
Orders len st the above place. or Boz S. Mechanics n.
enange. VIII receive prompt attention. 'i's ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-25

Two youths OF African ascent, descen. and
scent, oficiate in q certain Office on - street
as messengers. "Alphonse," LOUIS" may be
called, whilst they are battling together, bat
without avail. Say "SeratOr f" or Governor"
sld they spring up like the GemsbOks spoken Of
By Gordon Cumming.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-25

Whoever says smoking is productive of no good,
mental, moral or physical, let him first place q
fragrant Havana between his lips, and then slowly
read the following, which is old, but, Ike dry
tobacco, the better for age:
The Indian leaf doth quickly burn;
So doth mans strength TO weakness turn:
The FIRE of youth, expended quite,
Comes age, like embers, dry and white.
Think of this, when ye smoke tobacco"
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Ell UCATIONAL.
M rs. @. III. CALDWELL,
rEACHEE OF ALL Bs1ANOHEa
n Thorough English Edseaticn, szodsra
Languages ard sIusic,
Vocal and Instrumental
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRATTUREs
strangers Hotel.
10. ID Ohsrtrss Street, New Orleans
KzFERErcEs.
Rsy. DR.. Lsacoek. New orleAna, La Prof s. Il. Dsroa
Charleston, 8. c.; Hon Trssaond Landry, Louisiana;
Hon Judge Simon, New Ohcaus, Prof, II 4. CalavgaL
rrsnsyivania University.
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II was pleasant sight, yesterday morning, to
notice that the cold weather Of the previous night
had not in the least injured the fruit blossoms.
Although the atmosphere was very chilly and
penetrating, it was too damp for black frost, and
the beautiful and fragrant array of flowers which
now adoIns the orchards and gardens in aad about
the city is still unframed and 1ourishing.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANrs
ROARDING IN NEW YORK.
Often person: visiting New York from the south would
find really frst class enc.
No. &c West Sixteenth Street,
Near Filth Avenue
Convenient to the principal Hotels and Clubs has lately
opened for hrcass people, who find every
rooms Wit out board # they desire it, Application By Iso
BefsrenCs-J O. Nixon. ESQ. New Orleans Daily Crescent
IRVING HOUsE.......IRvING HOUSE.
NEW YoRK.
Corner or Twelfth street and Broadvny
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Southern people who have stopped at this Hotel
Waters aad Servants newly upholstered; first
s se kssteEIaDt and Lunch Bar AsO-A Bah aud
GEO. p. HARLOW, Proprietor
COSMOPOLITAN KEsTAURAEr-
H ROYAL STREET.
Between Canal and Custorahouse s.rsst,I
bouis ..................PrOPriesox
An the Dscscss Of the Season are to be found bore A.
slso, Choice WINES Of all kinds
Parties, Weddings, ETC., etc. supplied at short notice
Private Saloons up stairs
Rooms, elegantly frnshsd By the week or raont
This Restaurant is kept open tiu u o'clOckPr
ICEBERG COFFEEHOUsE.
Sso.......,......MAGAZISE STREET. ...........57o
Opposite the Market)
New Orleans,
The Choicest WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS always on
hand.
FRANK RICHARDS. Proprietor.
HAWKING BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST. oHARLEs
Opposite st. Charles HOtelJ
RE-oPENED-A B. CUSTER IN CHARGE
The best brands Of LIQUORS and WINES .ueb a, H.,
Ins has set ferth fer years. constantly on hand Llss
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The Louisiana Legislature.
FIFTY-FIRST DAY.


senate.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. q, 1869.
Senate met at noon, Lieutenant Governor Dunn
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GLOW much does the CRESCENT cost?" queried
a sesrcher after the latest novelties to juvenile
vendor thereof. " Ten cents" quoth the youth.
full merchant. Z" TIE CREscENT's a ten CENTER"
40, no." cried Jim-last name, Knast-who vas
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