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EASTERN PORTS.

EASl
NEW YORK, May Arr steamship Florida, Savannah;
sa NfpGG PSr 6af Masees r
CID steamship Alabama, Savannah; briggs Elizabeth, CT
snfGeg%s benjamin. Bermuda schrs F. Burnt and Lucien
NEW YORK, May 5-Arr banks Wings of the Morning,
Marseilles Emeline Bernard, Rockford Virginia Ann
Gardenas Ariel Port au Prince schrs Reindeer Remedies;
PHILADELPHiA, May s-Arr steamship Keystone State
Ddwin, Washington, d. C..
CID barks Caroline Ellems, Havana Brilliant, New Or
PPHILADELPHIA, May 5.,rr brig Essex, Matanzas,
BosToN May 3-Arr. bark Eva, London; schr. Wedge,
BOSTON; May Arr ships Horenss, London; Sycamore
era ships earsaes East Indies: Raduga Honolulu
bark Justice Story, Goree, Africa
SOUTHERN PORTS
a S9RR Sto Nay ssco Ss ssRF Pearl Philadelphia Ar
ga sehs Davidson, New YORK:
New FORK &SqPsht sf BG:ida D'" and Ann
Tiagero, Barcelona.
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MAY G.
AAn nae Is Pickett Pie caornia95Foaara Rogers
FiS1s N SI cslws Ii2srpooF Ls;s
M Macil1 Hammer, LivergoelIFoard Rogers.
sNSns $i2 ESsRe s an Ra"n' Co
W Wam tenn Ro Made Hooper
Cavalier Fss s ] Hooper sons sA0aa
h ROfehester White Rio de JanSiroas Hooper
nate, Oliver, Montevideo-F W. Bruno & Sons
Nay Queen, kirTan, Rio de Ianeiro-Thomas Pierce
Nashua, Lewis, Charleston-C. Pcndergast
hartman, Miller, repairing-master.
Pursuit, Sanford, for freight-master.
Seiah, Gould, BoSton-S. Phillips l. Co.
Sulioe, Hartman, Cartlenas-Spence Il Reid
Union, Kendrick, Charleston-C Pendergast
Warren Bentha for freght-W Rhoads / Son
e assssse. Toner gss,,
Comet, BY Hill Bermuda-J; C. Yates 4 Co.
Director, Reynolds, Franklin, Las G. Hand & Co
GeSte W. Ghasei BOson We Bogers
Hannah Bach, Matthews, Mayaguez-Kelsey 4 Gray
isadora, Baker, for freight-Heslen Rogers
Mary LanIne br) Boudrot Arichat, c. B-Kelsey GRAY
peter C. Warwick Lanfare Rio aneiro-Pendergast Bros
W. l. Hall, Harrington Laguayra-Dunnock Weatherly
SCH00NERS.
Arctic, Jackman, Newburyport-Curtis & Post
Angelina, Oliver, Portland-Kelsey & Gray.
Alabama, Bonner, Savannah.
3. Z: Sharp, Mayhem, Boston-W. Rhoads & Son
ID. W. Bagley, Rogers, Portand-Heslen Rogers
Z; W; Gardner, Bourne New Orleans-Heslen 4 Rogers
Eidad, Dayton, Boston-Hesen Rogers.
Florida, TALL Wilmington, n C-Dunnock 4 Weatberlv
Hyena, Davis, Boston-Kelsey Gray,
isabel, Gayle, San Andres-Friend, Ricketts, Il Co.
israe u Day Chase, Providence-S. Phillips 4 Co.
John II Travers Wilmington, n. C.-Travers l. Mitchell
Kendrick Fish, Wall, Jacksonville
Mertha Jane, Billings, Pensacoa-Haslup Small
helndeer hlrwan, Rlo de Janero-James Corner Sons
Seguln, kingsand, New York-Rose Lyon.
smith D. Bellows, Clark, Hartford-W. Rhoads Son
Somerset Stirling, Cienfugos-Travers Mitchell
tennessee Wooster, Eastport-Kelsey Il GRAY
l. X Hammond, Gerrish, West lndies-W Rhoads & Son
Three Brothers, Elzey, New YOrk-W Rhoads Son.
WHITE Foa hrSan H0rP GGrnsr
W IN. IT, Bartlett, -, BOSton-Rnse ~ Tvnn
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List of Canal Boats by Steamer Portsmouth, May 9th.
Boat Mary Rebecca, Capt. Carron-lumber to Henry
James Il Co
Boat VIM H McConkey, Capt Observation-Disclosures to Hen
ry James h Co.
Boat R. NJ Wnsow, Capt Miles-lumber to Henry James
& Co
VIM Jackson Capt. Livingston-lumber to Henry James
l. Co.
Boat Jacob Steel, Capt varnes-lumber Henry James
Go
Boat Florence, Capt Hoffman-lumber R. K. Hawley
Co.
Boat V. s. Dober, Capt Kng-lumber to R. K Hawley &
Co.
Boat Rachael Ann, Capt Leathers-umber to job Smith.
Boat Jno Durell Capt Thompson-lumber Carr,
4 Co. '
Boat VIM Lervers, Capt Konke-lumber to Cockey Il Co
Boat st. Lawrence, Capt Wilhem-lumber Redgrave
Burns
Boat Jno c. Howard, Capt Johnson-lumber to Henry
James K Co
Boat Aberdeen, Capt McLaughin-coal to W n Falls
Boat Jacob Festen, Capt Pasons-coal to Pennington
Reiman.
Boat {. E. Baum, Capt. Deckhart-coal to J. Wilson
Boat Col j. Beeber, Capt Beeber-lumber to Cockey Co.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
A - ... siI IiE...:....:....
h[----ME-En---1s 49, ts-HFFfF
iNHHHER A n n JT

I'm ord s. ,to>,n,y
the Road will run as follows, viz: "
T.. m, FOX THE VEST
NJ van ram an Ieaves DAILY Sunday eXceptedrat 80
;th & u AT harrisburg at ll47 F. n, there connecting
, i; :; f1Ia;arSBURG AND THE WEST.
"a az, ~ al u a. NJ and Chicago at $40 P. NJ;
cincinnati, at lO 7. NJ.
n mt NIlclihitl anu Chicago Express leaves daily at
NJ wing az harrisburg at 1910 p NJ and Ptsburg at
n n N; ana EieaSo at 6l5 A. NJ Cleveland 6l5 p
Ai" eoumousat III r. NJ Cincinnati at3 A. NJ.
lat Tho Moi, TT fOR f TIE NORTH
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BELOW.
Brig Belle, from Messina.
Schr. Lizzie, Gowan, from Palermo.

SAILED.
Brig Caroline (Bry Byrne Harbor Grace, N F., in tow
steamtug JAS Murray.
Brig A. d. Gamage (Br) Ellis, Halifax n s. in tow of
steamtug Telegraph.
| Brig Abby Ellen, Gilchrist, Boston
Schr. John Snow, Shaw Boston
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Shippina SntelIiaenfe.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Nav 6

ARRIVED
steamer African, Candf, from New York-mdse IN 7 A
Shriyer 'h Anuse " y a
J. A. Shriver ~ 'eipN"-nuse' 10
mdse. to Saml. j. Pearce ~ ' -'e" iorh-
Snip China Davis from Liverpool, Feb 24th-genera car
50 r. L. Brauns Co lowed up hy steamtue Ralianca
experienced heavy weather, split sails, &c April Dist Int
80 81 lon 5l boarded bark DOrothea Schmahl Case from
Wilmington n e. for Rotterdam and obtained some provi-
SONS April % lat 30, lon So spoke Brontes FIN New
9rk Tor coast Of Africa and also obtained provisions
dry persons. ~ " gun
Rogers. ~ " e" "
Brig Princess (Brl Vail from Kingston, Jam via Navas-
81. 18th ul-rum to Kelsey Gray-and guano to VIM F.
Murd3ck-towed up by Lioness Left in port, brig Ocean
traveller Sargent hence, just arrived Brig A. p Fuker
Partridge for Baltimore, sailed 18th spoke April
10Th lat 81 3d. Ion % 40, ship Carnatic Deveraux from New
Orleans bound liverpool having board Capt Barstow
officers and all told, Aerial abandon
ed at seafor particulars disasters on board
and brought them to port.
Brig Susan Duncan, Snowman, fom Pensacoa-umber tc
| Hasup Small.
Brig Lady of the Lake (Br) Newman. Il days from Der
municipalities and ballast to Jos c. Yates 4 Co On The
9Th p lat IS So lon Y encountered gale from s tC
n W. lost foretopmast foremost head and all attached
Schr Citizen York, from Bucksville-lumber to Whedbe,
Dickinson. ~
Brig Belle, Bro Lee, days Messina-fu to Sch
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M9A w LESALE
txE%5j LIQUOR REHOUSE.
SA@A CLABAUGH Il GRAFT,
IS SOUTH STREET opposite Exchange Place, Baltimore,
DISTILLERS OF DOMESTIC liquors,
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
ofevery description
invite the attention of purchasers general stock
LlQuORS, particularly choice OLD RYE WIIISKEY I'm
itation CoGN-AC BRANII, of several varieties, and
SWEET MALAGA WINE
carcey inferior the imported article all of which are war
anleu 10 give satisfaction. ia2Otf
N3AJAS. HAZLITT 4 CO,
tEaEEj IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS
81 q Al SOUTH GAY STREET, BALTIMORE,
large and superior stock of PURE RYE WHISKEYS
rom the most celebrated Distillers mrI7tf
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WILLIAM S. CROSS,
w MBER, STAVE, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
y. f. corner +. Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
Will attend selling all kinds Lumber, Staves Shocks
Grain, &c, and fill orders for same
Messrs Magraw Rooms, Agents Pa Central RR Co.. Bait
NJ ?. Kimba Esq, Baltimore.
,; G. Springer, ESD, Custom House, Baltimore.
Fenby Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa.
S. W. Miller, Esq, Burlington, Pa. mh7-tf
T PARKHURST, JR., & CO.,
-. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SPERM, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS
STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS,
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
IS SOUTH STREET,
fe9tf Baltimore, Md.
nAVID T. BUZBY,
~ PRODUCE COMBUSTION MERCHANT,
CHEESE, BUTTER AND PRO DIVISIONS,
No. EXCHANGE PLACE,
OcT-H
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1EF-NA IHUMSEN q CU,
Ga@lI EXCHANGE PLACE, HEA5 OF CoMMEkCE
sa6zA STREET,
IMPORTERS OF
80 BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, &C.
Offer for sale an extensive assortment of
BRA NDIES:
j. Hennessy; Otard Dupuy Co. Jean Louis 1911. Sune
rlor old Cognac; Jules Robin 4 Co; A. Segnette: John
Durand Co-of various grades All in U s. Bonded are
houses. ~ '~
WINES:
Sherry, Madeira, PORT Sicily, Lisbon Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also, Champagne Claret and Hook
dials ~ ~ '7"hiho Nol'
Holland GIN, of Bickers Grape" brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India Ale Bordeaux and Marselles Sweet Oil Sar
dn G M;Hcc;ron Vermiceli Olives, Capers, &C
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from a number
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CLEARED,

yer. y ~ 'i't
Schr F. Merwin, Avery, New York-W Rhoais & Son.
Lyon. ~ ~ ~ w
Fl Id. D'''A val
Barge Alice Meekins, New York-do
Schr Bee, Tive ford, Philadelphia
Schr. Diamond, Fooks, Richmond
Schr. Travers, Jones, Petersburg, Va
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M5N WINES, BRANDIES RUNS,
tEElE| BLACK TEAS, &c.
49, P. TIERNAN son,
Oner for sale the following articles of their mporation
particularly for family use:
SHERRY REPRESENTATIVES, finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
POkI W IN ES-Sandeman's competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard March's fine Madeira, in
wood and IN glass also, Grape Juice.
H9Ck WlNES-Jahannesberger Stenberger, Marcobrun-
ner cabinet l4eb frau mich, Bronneberg, of 1876.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and CRandon's finest, in
quarts and pnts. ~ "
BRANDlES-Otard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
BTandies.
RqMS-Old and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada, and from
the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlN-The best quaty-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA ap3tf
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- SOUTHERN PORTS.
NQRfolk, May 5-Arr. schrs. PEARL Philadelphia Arie
tas Boston: r. C. Secor New York
CID schr Davidson, New York.
CHARLESrON May 3.-Ar schrs r. W. Dillon and Ann
Il Susan, New York, Moonlight, Boston.
CFd steamship Isabel Havana ship Chace, Bremen; brig
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IN A. CARD.

M9a A CARD.
ESRE3 For the purpose of doing general CASH
4nA ~ SlNESS, have made arrangements sell my
stock of Goods for Cash. at the lowest remunertng
This arrang will be extended all family accounts
paid promptly every June and January. liberal allow
will be made to wholesale purchasers for cash oe
for sale in bond and i'll store,
OLD COGNAC BRANDY, Is years old.
OLD SCOTCH, IRISH AND RYE WHISKEY,
OLD JAMAICA RUM AND HOLLAND GIN,
MADEIRA WINES, DONALDSON'S SERCIAL
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GEORGE H. CREIGHTON
~ GRAIN AND FLOUR
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. Ill COMMERCIAL STREET, bOSTON
yances on consignments 10 the above house m6-u
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M ATH. MULLER'S CELEBRATED SPARK
1tl ling Hook and Moselle Wines, imported and for
ale by W. A F. MARBURG, sole Agents, As W Lombard
street. SlS-tf
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MI ERCER POTATOES.-5O0 bbls in prime
~ shipping order for sale by CURRY, NEPHEW 4 co.
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MAIL KEG STAVES-Just received a lot of
Slaves, suitable for nail kegs, any other kind of
small Kegs for sale in lots to suit by VIM s. CROSS, W
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past, the number Of pounds and value 4

The quantity OF molasses made last season is esi-
mated at rs 900 900 gallons The value Of sugar and
molasses produced in Louisiana for the year 1858
will amount to twenty-eight millions Of dollars.
The largest quantity OF sugar made by one parish
1900 hogsheads. This goes to the credit of ST.
Mary's. Ibbervile is the next, turning out 1875
hogsheads. Then follows Assumption. The loss from
overflow is computed at 5000 hogsheads.
The mails failed yesterday and it is supposed they
will continue to fail until some new arran gements are
made. The Persias mails will be due to-day, and it
will be something notable that we shall receive the
European mails of the 18th of last month in advance
of those of the 18th, or about the same time.
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Arrivals at. tho Principal Hotels isstSt; =. IIs .

CITY HOTEL. Geo " Morris and lady Nh ESds'ad
lady, Mo. 81 Jaeosowsky Garland 1iaf saAlss
Patan, Mrs Rass Jns Snton, d Browsi
Re- " straham Blackman. Miss X D ehseek -,
daashteI, Ark IS Foster, s,Earbart Csionssiy W
ssois, ssoi ss@s Tex 8 o. 'Gsnnsi. Mis. 6
Deasoa Miss. III Paul s.. Panl jr r Willing
II,l Lindsey ( ,Iss Easisa' Il.
tlejohn Miss ii Owen, Miss Lsggst Jadson Y hssty,
Miss Dwyer and wife Mrs Fish and cad Field
pssss1 ~ ohsss sti s9a1 ssm
- b & soyd Va Z aIaone o. Collins. Texs.sli
Ma Ssss ssss
s,y zolIieel Ss1at' VI Far
sranrs Miss jos NicoIlst la. "A Dolsid. u
Stsven,on Wright. Gage and Sullivan. x
sn0 s;,s rss sna laay
Mcdaniel lady IT Curtis. Alen lady
Mrs Jones' Mitchell Glass Remington, Undsrwood Bordsu
@ T Bsnnerman, Tex r.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL...T W Bsisccs. La. Gov Ne
Will, Miss II spinr Na.. 4 Rshes,t, Msa. y
Evans H. White Y Kas
iady Stone, Ls.;,, q Tins snone, All.
IN " lady h ca ess FjsSrnoy md sdy,
Tenn "A \ s@s.h, pf " wv Wndsos. M AansIu, ~
Miss.. ioodfish, ~, suih, N Hs. aspan liss
Z Iswt snss s,ls ] n a.1aas a:s Essns
Tex Tadss sood !. Ass Wssssss iss
.ARsApE HoTEL... Rspns. y B sh..isss
Mss M " IsMss, q Al
K ss:s ssis ss ssss os. e
;.,ssL Basket = n Wid. Aiss.
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9,h 0rlsals 9ailg Grsst.nt.
TALK ON 'cHANeE.

The streets were well thronged yesterday, with
considerable activity on the leves and landings. The
arrivals from ses Of many vessels detained by the OBJ
structions, with others not detained have impaired
considerable activity At the steamboat landings the
same features are Observable q usual st this season
The receipts Of Western produce continue on liberal
scale, with good demand from the usual customers
Of our trade from Alabama, South Georgis, Florids
and Texas. There ID heavy trade with Northwest
Louisiana, extending via Red river into Eastern
Texas. The navigation in BED river, above Shreye-
port, is much impeded, and to what is termed Upper
Bed river the communication by steamboats, Is
greatly restricted from the parsmony or neglect Of
the General Government, though there has been ex-
pended during the last twenty-five years great deal
Of money, up there somewhere, yet that raft y Il
still there. The talk is, there are between 20 900 10
Is 900 bales Of cotton detained, some nay more On
this point there is not sufficient data at hand to
directly down on figures The receipts Of the staple
are declining The quantity yet TO come to market
cannot with spy degree Of accuracy be ascertained
However, . correspondent has had the boldners ia
elucidate the great question, and sends bis yiewz
reduced to figures, which appear to be very carefully
compiled, whereby be comes to the conclusion that
the crop will be $500 900 bales that 800 bales
are accounted for leaving to come to market 3e5 100
bales, to make up $4,000 bales What 10 intended
to come to market s the quantity to be received from
plantations direct at the pors taking however, into
consideration only one inland town on the Mississippi
river, Memphis. We shall publish the figures in full
tomorrow. As our correspondent is evidently on the
Bear side, we hope to have the views and figures Of
some one on the Bull side.
There have been several estimates Of the crop Of
sugar and olasses from several sources The edito,
Of the Planters Banner st. Mary's parish, has beer
engaged in making up the results OF the last seasons
growth It is now ascertained to have been The
largest of any season on record excepting the veal
1858. Mr. Champonier, we believe, has completed
his annual tour and compiled his statements. W,
not informed, however, whether those gentlemen
who were writing to this city last fall that the crol
would not reach 2500o0 hogsheads, and charging
our factors as being in completely with spectators
gave the quantity they actually made, and who wer
very free in denounciug the annual statement pub
lished in book form. According to the records, th
following figures may be Of some service to the suga
trade, giving the number OF hogsheads for ten yeal
| mast the number of Dounds and vaInc g5g7l
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Focal SrdslIigsslft.

Tuv Tor.Y I.srvpx,xra T.. ~ r;kv
r..s - n sss
iass week q reported Dy tne noeso = nsaase @ W
ninety-nine.
Frp. h,ora or4 I..t .v.rir~ n 4. = 4
~ - s.',.,e z. r,gss ss ~
.un'oel yaIo, on Sus - = 4 sgss
Levee, with entrances ON both the lse nas4
It was short but : bright and hot Ars, and IN
lumber vaYd : vr.ck. n asd n0N lser. ~
:, "a. " - - ~ sss;sss
y ioS' iS'' Sss5s sSa
AxorHKz Fnx occunsd Is dot u o,eJseh {
night, which desssoyed two ftnrrs ~ = Nf 4
.,rsst .orr., - ps,sss., n.ss s.,.. @ I
nror,,,'s sr,, S's, ~ h.na ~ Sis q. y.
tributed greatly towards ths fan dsyll1 - = -
muscle,D s#a SSs
- Ess*
...,;. :. 80 9, e..s. - ..ss. Sssss.
e,enns' ens " n.s'y 49, ~ ~
wnere up town. ~ paanne oves - y sl!g
1t halted awhile, and looked right doWn - r. Ess
which 6attarins compliment II haa onr 80 u
,.,,- -. 1...s-...s. lii3B
CORONER DAUNoY neio m lnq0e9S y0se9 81
body Of Jacques Vannier, native of FtlG
wears of ace foand dead 1t hia rruiaeueson fsI
s.-.a, ~. ,rna,;. @v.-a;at h.,s,.- ~ ~ a4s'
sse' uea, mann eia'ss, a -
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Geo Landresux ID CauEhlin
tn Hyde L Bowling
Robt Landreaux H Psmmer
Thos Stacker Jno Gilman
Thos Clesry Jno Hanley
J Wilson Thos Chill
Jno Csyanagh B Hsiner
A Leonard h Schroeder
Jas johnson John Barrett
Aug Zsegan PIT Chapat
VIM Jodt JB Cotton w."
W o CLARK Peter Kaiser
Thos Accarty FW Robert
Il Henegan TW Robert
John FitEsimmons John shellsng
E McCarty LsZ.igler
John Heferen Chas Kunmel
A Whelan A Miller
John Whelan IA Haas
W B scmidt HBParyy
A Il Verrst SsHstch
J Morsnd a Haskell
A l. Thomasson J Patingo
John r Borsteds sP Csstagust
Thos l. Maxwell LA Leconte
Henry G Miller Bernard
Chss Weiss Omer soniat
D O Eadaud Dufossat Sonis,
Arthur Lange Charles Seuzen
) Il Marciacq 7 Reddington
| Andrew KILLER Il McGwin
Leon Langrin DR. A ALsMat
Alt PisaEzensky Thos Gernou
r D Henry Edw Kelly
il Kerr A Murphy
II Vignaud Jno Redmon
Alex Lustig John Sinot
L Stems Alex Ward
Patrick Keegan PA johnson
john Buckley IA Romer
John McClsne + HorstEnan
Matthew Maxwell Adolphe Brene
Peter McGinty John o Loze
Geo Fraley N Ciculli
Francois Morsl r Care
Pierre Auberdiac A Frederick
J Rickets, jr John A Letteu
Thomas Savage H Kommani
William Taylor NOberg
J Mex Richards Il Smith
a. Raboum Geo Palmer
VIM B sestoon VIM Badger
VIM Il Kitchen James Ward
1 A Calongne John Kelliher
Thos Buckley Simon Pagan
n J Farrar james Kierna,
A P Church Martin Cosgro
Thos Rankin Sylvester Clar
Theo Santos A Martin
Henry p Knox Thos Delaney
JIM Kennedy FIN Rowe
N G Snethen George Barrel
Andrew Smith Jno Hackett
J D McCanley Henry Ellvell
Addison Camnack MF Borisano
VIM z S.arke WP Reyburu
7 Teineman B H Brown
WV King Taylor
G DeChoiseul Ben Bloomfe'
Jno Claiborne Geo Dirmeye
N g Kennedy Al Wagner
H Millspaagh Id Addison
E B Maunsell SM Todd
B 7 Taylor John G Hay
Geo Hooper Jno Byrne
j L johnson Geo Wingfiel
F A Dentzell Geo W Ward
NIB Brady RPHunt
j K sprague VIM II Renal
Fl W Westholtz Thos McIlher
A Pellerin j B Bresnen
c H Frewinsky A Bailey
s Anotus j Racon
f Lactste NJ Markey
E Fon enette Thos Markey
A Broniin P MCGUIRE
A j Mass NJ Lovett
N NJ Caulhn Jno Parle
VIM 0 Meagher Danl Rodney
Jas Singles BIB Strong
j Mirazo S N,ttey
EA Murphy wv Hall
40 Murphy NCHall
Daniel Edwards CT Badger
A D Guesnon Gabriel Leya
H Girard A Bongers
P Mallet PIT Buckley
Thomas Henard A Wilt
A Farvre A Denezin
Philip Pulley Nieonede
A Boron W Heralt
A Bnhler Charles Wilt,
CG Bernard Albert P Ro,
A H Fry AE Lassalle
JVt tujos Denis Roche
JIM Yandergrif FB Bernard
7 + Shienemaa FGN Berna
r A Clark E ] jenkins
Jro Cragg A Rouset
Eug Lacoite L Darcy
E Blanc j Derbss jr
G o Reinecke N Il Flanaga
j Carambat Oh Certrart
JOS Klar II R Huggert
AZ .,
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Wines, Liquors., etc.,
KOS. Ia AND 15 ROYAL STREET.
4 supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pn:s continually hand which s equal
to this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RT, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOCK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
BRANDIES-Sazerac, of the vintage Of 1895 1913 1905
and other brands WHISKY fall decriptons-scotch irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE PORTER pints and quarts
Also on hand, s1y usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the arkst which will sold
dther house In tie city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
S7 2p1Y Nos. Is and 10 Royal street,
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Henry Lsifa,
Boots, Shoes Gssa Rr0g0sts,
W II q L A L

Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Russet
BRoaANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Campeaehy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO., ,zz
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS. CAPS, etc..
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general of Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorp Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS. at The lowest market prices, by
FROST l. CO.,
jyls 2pAW 10hagsEine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-05
Diseases of The Throat ana. Lung.

DIR. q. p. CRANE,
Whose successful in Diseases the
E,nss by the inhalation of Electro Chemical
pas Is well known be the only reliable philosophical
sesc efecng in those extreme and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules of Practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE tor
othorough of a Chronic and Functional Diseases by
Of yergpes Electro Chemical Bahs GalvanHna and
Elsetro- Magnetism.
Far the convenience OF those afflicted with Diseases
Throat and L1ngs and unable visit city
sis,ion alist Of Questions has been prepared
warded application to DR.. c.,
No. lt6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Tnhaling Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular
ss-Paents frnm the country be accommodated
rooms Mt the Institute. nlO 2p6mAw
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Cheering Tobacco.
AN IMPORTANT IMPROV ENT
In putting up

FiNE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
Has been adopted by Messrs E. GOODWIN & BRO, of
New York City.
TOBACCO of the very BEST QUALITY is selected neatly
wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT PRESSED.
The great advantages of this other brands in the
size OF the packages rendering It carry
the pocket, and by being PRESSED SOLID keeps MOIST
and FRESH and improves in quality it is ued while
other brands the package opened quality rap
ing the pocket to the great of the The
Dressing which the zine Cut Tobacco uergoes
of ofmanuactue frees from al grit objection
BILE in the of Plug Tobacco Chewers will to give
the Patent Pi essed trial, and judge for themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants who receive
the Manufacturers.
Z. GOODWIN g. BRO,
2U7 and 209 Water street,
NILS 2plmdW New York