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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

Reports Indicate that the ship Back Hawk from Cal.
eu;fs for Bostnu before reported mssrg been lost
With an on board she we sst " The 1ay o. Bea.
gal aSoat April u.s. ard afteYuards q port W % ths
vrsck rf su American vessel wss discovered.
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The New York and Erie Railroad Inspec-
ton.
RrvuH.sroy OFT. 81. 1890

HvuHAxroS, O,t. 81, 1se0.
Mr. Marsh, Receiver, and Nr. Mnot, superintendent,
with majority Of the Board Of Directors, arrived here
Tits evening . trip Of inspection Of the road hcssrs
Evans ard T. Pa, the English directors, wil v1sa the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, with view " Ksz
ing the work 10 early completion.
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The oaeisI Vote OF P,n.s,ivsn,,

haiIAnxfPH4h Oct 2, 1850.
Tie complete official returns make Cns.lns majority
ihhty.tro q ousard and ninety two
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Arrival Of M knights Of ne Golden Cyrc,s-Chardesu Or
the EsJedtion- Gen Biekiey-Cduion 10 he Knighs Of
tie Golden Circle CrdeT-Folticai Aaters-F asicn u
BSl ard Douglas Voters, dc.
We Just in receipt Of large number OF people
familiarity known to you Knights Of the Golden Circle
They have from Maryland and Virginia, and their
appearance conAdcts their actions for they do look ko
intelligent man but submit II to you 1t Is the act Of
intelligent I, be msed by such humbug NJ Gen.
Buckley, OF G. c. potoriety, In. There men, and
hundreds OF others In your midst aud within
reach ~ the civil zrE naen se OF the INV YoRK HERALD,
been sed into the folly Of coming fifteen hundred
miles TO invade Mexico the OF Cen Bck
ley that he had from the Mexican government
to introduce American volun into that country Tho
statement has been denied tb0u@nd times; multitude
OF Cautions have been Published officially and other visa,
and yet fhsre 10 be onnd weak enough 70 con-
Tt butte their money and green enough 10 TAI heen
hundred mile trip 10 tnd the end Of their and
their currtys that The Whole thing WAS unmtgatcd,
and criminal deception. II Gen. Buckley han
bot made fools enough yet, II time that be and BArnum
formed . paftnerfhp.
Politically speaking, matters moving along
smoothly fusion Of the Bell and Douglas interests IN
this threatens sweep away the democratic party
Col latham the Collector Of the port, makso prepe
rators 10 the Custom Howe 10 this place. and par
ties already mskng preparations TO put UP ne brick
warshou,ss for storing the bonded goods
The gale which swept along the coast Of Alabama ana
Louisiana spent he force before hing this place.
The densue fever prevailing here rather extensively
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

CHARIRsToS, Oct 20, 1890.
The United States mail steamship Nashville Capt Mur
ray from New York arrived here twelve O'Clock last
night (Friday).
The screw steamship Huntsville, from New York, ar
rived al the har At six p. n. All well
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aw ersaas nats Crescent onaay gprniua gnlg 16 1860

consideration above referred to, and the natural
desire on the part Of the Prince to visit some of
the Institutions and some of the most prominent
objects ofinterestin the United States will prompt
His ROYAL Highness on his return from the Upper
provinces of Canada to direct his route through
portion of that great country and that route will
The time allowed for this journey will, however,
under all circumstances, be necessarily very
limited and it will be consequently out of the
power Of His Royal Highness to make prolonged
stay.
His Royal Highness WILL on leaving the British soil,
lay aside royal state and exchange his title, as he
has done on former journeys to foreign countries,
for that Of Lord Renfrew. While thus dispensing
with any ceremony which might be inconvenient to
the communities which he hopes to visit, he trusts
to be enabled, as o private gentleman, to employ
The small amount OF time at his disposal in the
study of the most interesting objects in the United
States and of the ordinary life OF the American
people. -.z.-
Tie undersigned is directed to request that Mr..
Dallas will communicate to his ENeelency Fer
nando Wood, the expression of the satisfaction
felt by the Prince of Wales, upon receiving the
resolution of the Municipality of New York, and
of his hope that towards the latter part of Sep
tcmber, he may be enabled to pay visit to the
city they represent, and to the mercantile eommu-
nifty who have given to him so welcome a testimony
of their friendly regard,
The undersigned requests Mr. Dallas TO accept
the assurance of his highest consideration.
j. RUSSELL.
Foreign Office, June q, 1860,
To q. NJ DALLAS, Esq.
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ErGsf's E'aees.t Ditch Digger.

Two Of these machines exhibition at the Indntfal
Fair held al Baton Ronge, March Il, 1850, and
TOOK THE FIRsr PREMIUM.
The eheapn6ss simplicity their induced
10 the ngency aud business Of dispospg IL them.
They perfectly adapted and hands, and
recommended 10 planter ii The Southern country.
Each and every machine will make, by slight changes Tho
vide open ditch the bitches with the vertical banks
drainage temporary drains carry off surface
water from levels.
II is ordinarily nsed by and man the strength of
team being consulted BY taking larger smaller cutting
they pass backwards and forwards complete the ditch and
with it the WORK OF FROM THIRTY TO FIFTY MEN MAY
BE ACCOMPLISHED!
The machines manufactured adapted 10 making
bitches 2 feet deep and from to feet wide but il dies red
machines may be constructed for the widest class OF open
bitches.
With its aid lands may fenced expense infinitely
low present cost and the Usage hedge may be SUCCESS
FULLY GROWN ON THs DAMPEsT SOIL
II is very useful and simple farm implement, meeting the
greatest necessity of culue and has received The
greatest of the New ok State Agricultural Society
Elmra MS The MOST VALUABLE MACHINE FOR FARM
ERs coming ompetton il Then there did with the
newest and machines of all kinds YET invented including
Reapers Mowers and Thre,hng Machines
Prices varying in sizes from $50 to $50 each.
THOMAS j. SPEAR & CO.,
Patent Machinery Agency
n==m No, ~ Grayer street.
RsrThce machines adapted for the dtehing and dra
ing The lands the of the city the Lake yl6 2pt
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P.aqrss pAaEaT nEFcH. DIcGER.- The attention
planters Al paies Interested IN drainage especially
ssesi q ss advertisement Of j. Spear Go concerning
lhe @bore naene They claim for qualities which
m % mske Of The valuable Implements for The
panass aseaea. Every ano familiar with pantaon life
knoNt Tic sg which ds,ehing be APP
psA Tbs esl Iva inseFsccted In every direction
with dtaa fef waller Mauy other localities he
enssfsly eaaed ii shng gcoa desp ditch outlet,
snd plaza u The expensive aad .osra fence Bed
AM he Hrhsd Ena and hese p!ate on The embanknwns
saspss eas q IA eDay Ike ih how many hundreds Of
sslslR Ihbss foE ditehing VIC but perform "a
dug then u sslg alleasion lnveaiion which promises
N Hat = szsh nas q hs Important kind so within the
sasee1n of exess one.
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ASauAr RgoArTa or CHEseEsr CRY YAcHT
CzrE Yhis raee ID announced for Thursday, the
aSth instant, to berun at the lake end Of the New
Canal. Appropriate prizes are to be distributed
IN order to increase the interest, though an amuse
ment in itself more interesting can hardly be CON
ceivea Best sailing is one Of those manly sports
nc less useful than fascinating, which ought to be
faF more generally cultivated. Why should any
body BIZ complete land-lubbers A gentleman's
education ought TO include q certain amount Of
Knowledge 81 everything, SO as to be somewhat al
/. homo under all circumstances. How many fatal
accidents might be avoided By a general acquaint-
ance with this accomplishment. Long life, then,
to tile Eachf Club. m
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Aslss Is cIeTHis Clothing! Don't speak
il fFians lIslento resq. The weather
saalt II ceain II least,
cioshis according % csslhiAsd custom, in
ss aeshsoAea qussiid Isas u set ard
aaFatp ges M ga tbs Eon
which, 81 eotssss ss Get Il be strong. shat not
md Lee ii hs cleap, that III
Should q lse above named excess may be
aas IL IN usdar 10 accomplish tai pbs
5scs W fesr yo n Nr Robert rbe VI Camp and
aHasisr ma h y selling 81 et ees
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IHE FIR& ALAAM TRLgaRArH GurpR.--T This little
book gnieI is ". Huosy pFosas ieif only
aeNspus really useful Institution, sse1y
asenient FOR whose business calls thrfa away
Shelf sesds1es hare a. hun key she meaning %
bells Tte lille boyks 10 Nc Ind gaiis appears
s MI Macag his Fire Tee-
q ali. olsee Citys Ifesl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

SouTnEnx AcHT CluB.--As will be seen BY the
nossoe, The annual meeting Of this club, for the
eiertion IL offeers and the transaction or other
businsss, win take place next Wednesday, at q
t<sss,1- i, II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

# rAraTIsnagn Cooper New York Town
send 4 Cove IRE indebted 10 Messrs. ]. c.
Morgan II 60, for cong Of the new edition Of this
STANDARD vorh, 50 handsomely gotten up BY
MessEs Townsend q Co. Cooper stands I'M
ryalIea as portraye of Indian character and for
the interest with which be invests forest life
and adventure. OF course the fame Of "Path-
finder is too worldwide for it to need intro
Nucsicn w ans body.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

w III ANFsssE The Board IL Health issue an
oraer shis morning procaming certain ports to be
Infected and putting them under the quarantine
Introduction. Among them will be found various
places In Cabs, st. Domingo, Jamaiea, Mexico and
Central America. besides several Of the smaller
islands. included totally. The Board seems to be
aeting energetoaIIy, and nc doubt viii secure the
hearty appreciation Of onr public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

Taug Re satY e why win one generation profit
vi mule hy sh6 peseAce af previous Why s each
pEfo lsars lessons tas hc Wisem Of age cond
ilas il n II Mprs Thus crowds hurrying every
ass q hns ~ sr u clshcIs without rejecting that
M fea Wits they deal make
ea their ne invested than those we'll known
eHa spld plInas Gan they sup
sse but they anything b sIlortsig,cd
eeey Mes lss5 place The taaEnm1th esa
GU. Sc claries and Com
sasu ktF5 win be Qf getting atEieIss Of which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

ItrHoGRAfHs or BELI AID EfEREIT--~"e are
indebted To Mr.. w. w. Mctiarits, ~ W. = Of
the Sons Of Temperance, for 2 compile Of beautiful
Autographs 81 the Union candidates for President
and Vice. President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

TATTERs Ali. IS STABLES REMay ED. Messrs Liner
aosiss to-day that ies hags removed sler
Iocaisy tho Stables he1octose known The Variety
slAblss Gfasis eas, hstwoen and Bal
WHERE iig M eap ;he sp eaaid collection
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a New Gof1pS TiE.--0ur readers will find else
advertisement Of stai Fassnans Starr Cotton
sc By sasst sapear TO his celebrated button tie,
and shs Capt Il Shows Of the ship Havelcek, from
o letter ihat effect published in The advertisement.
s Captain sastug this "trip l0o bales o. iron bonnd got
aud his the bands keep The bales more
capaa than rope ANA apt 10 brcak Or course,
hs eideat sHfiey IN Of ffe must finally give them
4eaESFty reps ts naiter Of INSURANCE, and in
LITTLE singular that prejudice cond ID com
niss Tire Iris inralabe enterprise Of sis sa
ushs tfss have witnessed Humanity and common
ids n iron for binding bales, and
Err 70 5il1cezsf. -.
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MONDAY MORNING, JuLY ls, 1860.

a1 We are Indebted to the gentlemen Of Adams
Egprsss for Northern and Western papers IL A.
vance of tie mail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

2 JACKSON RAILgoAD.- call attention to the
advertisement Of this road published to-day. It
vii be sIlsst two trains start daily, one
Vt i "A. NJ. the other at r. Nj from the city, that
thu time through 10 Mem York is three days and
sixteen houEs, and the price s4s Excursion trains
III MAGNOLIA leave at4 O'clock Saturday afternoons.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

nEA La ESTATE AGHSr.--We call the attention Of
parties encountered with the charge Of city real
estate, 81 desirous Of investing moneys adyan-
ageousay, 10 tho card of Mr.. John Purcell, No. 10
Exchange Place, whose services to them in such
IasE ters may be of great use.
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ID Il II ID 4

AT Bay ST. Louis Friday, the 18th inst MARIE LOUISE
ISABELLE SERE, aged ID months daughter of Marie Emma
IN, sSea and
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e NEar AsSoYIsG.--We read in the correspond
enea Of the Evening Express the following curious
paragraph with regard to the destruction of the
steamer Ben Lewis:
By one Of those Provdential circumstances
winch sometimes happen in the course OF ones
ille apparently trssai at the time but very annoy
ing, your correspondent was prevented from being
On board the III gatei steamer,
We really cannot zee what there can be annoy
ing 10 escaping being blown up in a steamer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

FaF sale low and on accommodating
sssns by Keasa. Bsss go 4 saksn eFge quantities.
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THosE CHAsgs we understand from good
authority that asupply ofehairs had been provided
for the Douglas meeting which was to come of a
INV evenings since in Canal street, but did not.
9uite an rnns oessary luxury one would suppose,
III 4 eoIapany III !. squatfersr
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FixEaY ny shis woria We do not wish Ii be
aaasSsaea nsel aud truupey hut really
1ps sss sfsse ad fahion for the adonmeui q ladies,
ass such .pas found in tAs ifa GLASS establish
aeat Of oaf saaus Z. efe; No. I5s Canal III ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

Y PasssaK 49, ~ persons holding claims against
hs sssess = Fseses deesased ase .sqaesed b notice
aAsss u sisslf as II Diashe IL hen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

Charles Morris and his wife, having become very
poor; ii Foragt III county, N g., resolved last week
t. END their lives and therefore died by the aid Of
Iasldanuai, III each others arms.
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sNlNHs AID haAsspsEs Messrs. o. D.. Gratiaa &
~ 81 ses, aAyezsiss clasci red uines porl
snda9gaas Drsale-
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Hosn OF 4iIosz WHITE GcoDs The very phrase
q te g9a Of coal and raases at This
10. ese 81 HE seassp III call asen ION therefore tho ad
NJ mr. ishn todd ceFnS Articles q that
kH rfes el tssiked and which Ii assures Us are
sltasa n tss
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- 7777777777z777 -
Stsayt,ssef.N Industry.
ssMAN's I'M p r. o v f. ID
"STAR" COTTON TIE.

Below Is certificate Of old and veil known captanr long
trading port has received Cotton bound with the
above Tie which BIO supplied planters the
inventor gels machinery ready for Its manufacture which will
be shortly II is considered by captains scvedoes and tho
prcss-nen engaged ORLEANS COTTON PRESS, supe-
rior to his famous Button Tie.
Factors buyers rope dealers and Others respectfully iu
yed visit and inspect Mr. Fassmnn's Factory at Orleans
Yard No Tchoupitoulas which is daily in full
tion.
Both Ties-hoops well painted-for sale by
rm +. BELGHER, p Commercial Place
New DREAMS July 6, 1860
Mr. Henry FassmHn:
Dear Srrhe ship Haveocl under my command has
ceved from the Orleans Cotton Press Cotton bound
in iron-mostly with your improved Tie think
superior to all other Ties which have my
ton aud we'll satisfied with the condition In which II went
into the ship II will he noticed when 1T Of the ship
Liverpool and you have report condition AS
for bands my impression is that keep Cotton more
compact than rope aud TINT if they put
weight rope apt to break
Yours, truly,
M. i. SNOW,
wi 2Dtf Cautain shin Haycork
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Sy'fsGOr y estb6s'

5g'fscO.r - estb6s'
S Il w [ N G MA HIN e.
The points Of superiority eaine in this Machine rendering
desirable for faIail5 or Plantation use, arc
l. tts remarkable accuracy and power being capable of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per nlatite, and a PER
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH.
O. 1t win drop stitches, uoseeas It's operation
s. lis wonderful simplicity, milking easy learn operate
l. No mistake possibly be made in settling the needle
s. It will hern perfectly any required siz narrowe
hem that yard in width also fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines
g. Last least the price Thirty doiar1 than
any other reliable Machine the Market and brings il
within the reach Of all.
Purchasers Will guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege returning the Machine IT, after trial does
prove to be al We recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ms 2uaodff % Camp
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Cigars Cigars ,

Purchasers viii always find well
known brandsInenudad Flor Puedas Merdiana Flor d.
Paneho Redowa Csbores Paragas. Something Wash
seon DOB Hermanas Mazo Habano etc. etc. ct the lowest
pricss
P. PRATS l. CO.,
ozs Mt g Commercial Ptscs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

Al old and crippled Irish woman, a beggar, was
wantonly stoned 70 death near Harrisburg, Pa, q
day OF TIVE snee. BIZ a villain named John Warren.
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Asoots, sss0es asa Ass.ogass,
.
AT WHOLESALE.

AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with primo Dtehing BOOTS. Russo.
BRo9AEs, Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf, cad Gampeaohy
HATS, at tho lowest market prices, by
FROST L CO.,
No. 10. Magazine street. New Orleans
HATS CAPS, stc..
AT WHOLESALE.
e constantly receiving general assortment of SIX ona
Fur, Cashmere Panama, legorn, Straw. Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS at the lowest msrke; prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
iyla 2pAw Magazine streat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16
Spring and sssn,anes. OF 1850.

Just received late steamers of the LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Spring and Summer Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
Which, for STYLE, MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
cHEAPNEss
is Not S,srpassed!!
Goods are divided three Departments, but all under
one general view
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
soYs' GIopHrNe.
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET. WI
MEMS CLoTHING.
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET,
FURNISHING eooDs AND SHIRTS.
ss-salesen speak French Spanish Engiish.
L. W. LYONS & CO.,
Nos 26, % and 80 St. Charles street,
iyl6 BOLT of Common street.
R0ys' Clothing Emporium,
2s.................sT CHARLES
This Store is exclusively YOUTHS BOYS and CHILD
RENs
CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
And
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened, LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress and school Clothing,
-Embraeing-
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
All Of which will be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices
sS-salesnen speak French Spanish, German and English
L. W. LYONS & CO.,
| Nos. 26 Is and 80 St. Charles street,
| iyls 2plt Of Common street.
Trunks, 1s-auesiasg- Rags,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
WATERPROOF CLoTHING,
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made to order and warranted.
L. W. LYONS & CO.,
lyle Spit u.s. % and 80 St. Charles ~. Common.
SHssss' sNsSes'
~.,.,,.s =, ,,.a .,s.,,.r. I.aRsE ASSORTMENT
SHIRTS,
OF THE LATEST FAsHIoNsi
Of all the y"r0ls qualities and H1ss-Whe and eol'rsd-
| m rvo.s ~
'0s p = ana = = oia'.ss sree'
Fire sastsssMs Islega'fsaoh.
.or,er ~ vvsn. r,.v,,y uors,uo, -, an
ton Box in each Fire District and explicit directions for find
ing the fire when an alarm is given will be delivered GRATIS
/
A. HEBERT, Superintendent.
j. X AiN'hE' Asst Superintendent
| fihE iEhE9hAfa offloE Wy Hat e..
m-z Or at
- NJ Mcnn~,S
sHiRT AND GENTS FURNISHING ENPoRtth,
CORNER CANAL. AND ROYAL, STREETS
z=--=----z=.-.-==.---=ix ls 2atf
S'es Asss' ssess"fs s4s
W. os.. f,r ~. -. ,a,no s,,.t :,
- = -
RIBBONS,
fAAc1 GOODS, Efc., Etc,
.= 4zm=
Greatly cel P7-j cee
|
In ord.r .. ,,.,,o= rom far a,,r t.rt sroet, a,,b nil,
|
DC very e anu sseetsp win etea' care oy our spee'a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16
UDoLPHo WOLFE.

Sole Importer, No 2 Beaver street, New York.
For sale BY the following firms in New Orleans:
Ed HART 4 co,
u GRIEfF & CO.,
Jos. H. 4 T. N. MARKS, @5s..
EATON, REFLECTION * &C,
j. MORGAN HALL
A. VIOLETf Il Co.
PINUKARu, STEE,.E& CO,
GOODRICH & CO,
BUNNELL q BAIiIEFF,
q. THEUkER,
SCHMIDT &ztIGI.ER,
III. BLOCK 900.
BfsCOE X S1NMS,
ARTHUR u co. g., =
GEO. L. WHITE & Co.
W. j. ALLEN IL CO.,
PtDWY*R,
C0NYERSE& co
z#. kARSTENDIRK q co.
Z. X. RAILEf
+. W. GDEIIER
THoMPsC'ssau SstRNEs, 8ii7s
JOHN T. Ma. 9.eAg CO.,
HOLMES d sP:sfL TR, =
w l. hANTEB RiaI0.,
JAMES SYME,
Il. N MORRISON 4 CO..
i. U0SERY. .@
PAYNE d KEMP.
COOPER kETsERT. JeI3 2pJr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

E5r The Best and Cheapest Sewing Ma
chnes Geo b. Soat Co.'S New Style These Machines
have great improvements all others similar Wheeler
wilsonsdong away with the troublesome Leather Pad and
Loop Checks.
Parties Sewing Machine invited call and
Ie25 2plm&W NJ. S. HEpRIGK, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16
TdOi4feO Wroafe's
To she Travelling Community.

10 she Travelling Community.
WoIFE's celebrated AROMATIC sCBIEDAM sCHNAPPs
should b. in tile haas every traveller. No family should
leave the city Or be thou, supply during the weather
1t invariably The i'll Of change weather.
beverage it is the pures; liquor made in the world.
Put up in pint and bottles Fold By all Druggists Gro
and Fruit Stores.
UdoIpho Wo1fe's Pure Cognac Brandy,
In bottles imported be,tisd by hrelf Warranted po
and the best quality, with his certificate each bottle.
Udolpho WoIfc's Pure Old Fort Wine,
Imported by himself in each With his Ger.
tfcate Of its purity each bottle
Udolpho HOIfe's Pure Madeira Wine,
In Of dozen each, with his botle
guaranteeing its purity.
Udoipho WoIfe's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported by msei Warranted pue, with his cerheaeo
the bottle and amp the cork
Udoipho Woife,s Genuine schietam
Ak0AAT1 SCHNAPPs,
Pins and quarts. The best Gin made world. All Gin
sold under The Of senapps. put up By him
position the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16
To Cetaaspaigaee,.s.

TYPE PRESSES. PAPER, INK and all the necessary arti
ces the complete outfit NEWSPAPER, for sale
| manufacturers prices by
iyio epSt&5.w los Poydrss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

@-Tycoon of Japaas- Geo. ID. SIoat d Co.
presented of their Elliptic Sewing Machines the Tycoon
Jspaastch offered for saie No 81 Canal street.
the best manufactured in America without doubt
admirable simplicity its effective operation aud its echan-
cai perfection its proud claims utility and the thousands
who used them will sadiy this great triumph
American ingenuity.
je25 2plm N. s. HEDRIGK, Agent, 81 Canal street