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THE ONLY ARTICLE
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WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEMAND.

Tie reason why, is that by Naturo's own
process II restores the natural color prrnH
urn'lv alirI the HAIR becomes gray: surllie,
the natural fluids. and thus makes II grow ~,
'Hld leads rcm"Nes all daudruh. itchng. anr
heat from the scalp, puletS and tuncs up the
nerves AMI thus cures all nervous hcad.lrh he.
~ d may he icnrd upon to cure all diseases al
the scalp aud hair: II viii stop aud keep IL
lr"m filling of: makes ,Cft. gios'y hediihy
and d,daiUHi. and II used by the young two or
three times n week, II viii never tail or be
como gray: then reader, read the following
and Judge tur Yourselves:
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RECORDS OF THE
REVOLUTIONARY WAR:
Containing
THE MILITARY AND FINANCIAL

IIfE MIIT NM ANU T TNANUTAT.
Correspondence Of Distinguished Officers {,
GENERAL ORpgRs OF WAsniSGroS. LEE. GREENE:
Names oi the Officers and Privttes. with the
Dates Of their Commissions and Enlistments.
with "a list of Distinguished Prisoners of War;
the time of their Capture. Exchange, etc: I"
which Is added the halfpay Acts of the Con
tincntal Congress; the Revolutionary Pension
Laws; and u list of the OniccrS OF the Cont.
mental Army. who acquired the right to half
pay, Communication, Land Warrants, ETC., etc.
By W. y. II. sAEEELL.
Counsellor and Agent for Revolutionary Claims
Onc VOL, l2mo., cloth, so pages Price II .2j
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yEw AanlcuLrunAL sETTLEMEs1
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
A Rare Opportunity in a Delightful
and Healthy Climate, Ticeafy. Fire
Miles S.ufh East Of Phitadet.
yhia. on he Camden and
atlantic Railroad, ...
e New Jersey. .....

A " old estate consisting Of several thous-
IN ands of acres o, productive soil, has been
II ivided Into Farms Of various sizes to suit the
purchaser. A population of some nf'een hun
Ircd. from various parts OF the Middle states
and New England, have settled there The past
year. improved their places, and raised excel
lent crops. The price Vt the land is At tue 10"
sum Of fr"m ti5 To $40 per acre. the SOL ~ o
the best quality fnr the production 0f Wheat
Clover. Corn. Peaches. Grapes and vegetables
IT rs CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL
IN THE UNION, The place Is perfectly SO
cure irum frusts-the destructive enemy ui the
Farmer. Crops ~ grain, grass and fruit are
now growing and can he seen. by examining
he Iiare itself. " correct judgement can be
:orined ui the productiveness .fthe land. The
terms are made easy To- secure the rapid i'm
of the mnd, which Is only SOD fof
ictual Improvement. The result has been
hat, within the past year, some threeahul
dred houses have been erected. twn mills, Zone
stcsm.) t,ur stores. some ipriy vineyards hho
l~ach orchards planted. and n large numler o.
thsr improvements. making VI ~ desirable ahu
,ytiye place ui business.
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Lives of IlIuStriouS Women
lAc n A.ou .....I Nnaia.a

Including the Empress Josephine, Lady Jane
Grey, Beatrice Cenci, Joan of Are, Anne Bo.
leyn, Charlotte Corday, Semiramis. Zenohia,
BOadca, etc, etc. Edited by
MARY r. HEWITT.
Embellished with finely engraved Portraits on
Steel. Ono volume, l?mo., cl"th 33j pages
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Prices at Retail from 500 10 sac,
JNAItM LANDS ROM SALE

INAEtM LANDS EoR SALE.
- MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA,
lIy railroad, IN the state of New Jersey. Soil
among the best Tor agricultural purposes, he
Hug good loan soil. with clay bottom. The
hand s'a large rast divided into small farms.
and hundreds from all parts ui the counir ~ are
now settling and building. The crops pro,
iuced are large and can 10 seen growing
Tho climate is delightful and secure from
frosis. Terms from }lj to $40 per aore, pay
able within tour years By instruments. IT,
ladclphia, at "A n. IN, by railroad for Harmon.
ton, or address II, u. byspes by letter, Ham.
monton Postoffice, Atlartic county, New Jer,
sey. See full advertisement in another col
umn. -... .s.l NOV IS, 1859,
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u
l'r M"r>r's lEd.an l:unI Pills are s"ld hy All
dealers IN Mcdrlirs. Also. by
ISRAEL GRE y, ,,..,,
\. LANGWOlTlll. ''H'1N''
GILBERT. FAIL & co, vAStrH
T. BALLARD, lIESroS RiDGE.
W. Agents wanted in every town. villg,
and hamlet IN tie land. Parties desiring IL,
rg"ncy will address ~ above iur terms.
Prce 81 cents rcr box: hve boxes will b,
sent on receipt "f IL, puStagc paid.
October II. lSig-fly
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VyALUAHLE PR0PnRTH soa SALE
" Tho qndersignsd hss for p4le . valuable
tract OF leo acres OF unimproved land, fkvor-
ably located, In Jsek son township. Those who
wi,h properly of this tipd, Ss9 have ths on
lsrs, ,inquirs Al this J<6srss~ise once:
vuslAY, ohio, pso. .. 1859. o. - N4~
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LIVINGSTON, Ala. Feb II lsSa.
PHnF. WoOp:-Dcar sir-luur Hair Resit ra.
Ave has donc much good IN This part nl tie
country. Ny hair Hats been slightly ,linl ish
ng i"r several years, caused, | suppose, from,
slight hurn when I WAS quite an infant. !
have hcrn using your Hair Restorative for six
weeks. aud hud tiat have u finr head oi
halr u ~ growing. after havprIsed all other
remedies known, tu IIu elect. ! think II tho
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AL who are afflicted that way Ia use Your rem.
rdy, l"u can publish this. II YOU think pru.
pcr Yours, &C., =. W. MIDDLETON.
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,IUSrlGEs. RECEIPrs,
81 EXECUTIONS, also
BLtNk NOTES,
Just printed and FIR saie at ths once
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XTALUABLE BUSINESS LOT FOR SALE .
Y Hany person desires to purchase q hrst.
rate town lot, that Will answer the double puT.
time TO strike! The undersigned 10 Offering for
sale, Uery shsap, the property situated on the
West side OF Main street, NTH lot North OF the
Public Square, generally known ~ the ''oid
Findlay House." Lot fronts West on Broad.
the South side-making II one of the most Dc.
sirable lots that can be found In tho town plat
Of Pindlay. Any person desiring to purchase
such q lot, will do well to call upon the under.
signed soon, who will make known to them the
terms OF sale. N. Y. MEFFORD.
FRDLAY, Ohio, January 20, 1859.
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DERsOHs WISHING TO CHANCE
IL Their business 10 q rapidly increasing
country, q new settlement, whore .hundrsds
are going, where the climate Is mild and Dc.
settlement. In another column. INov.3S.
A Ii. WANTING FARMS .....,.s
- ina ina 1snsnuut % vi onhmse, H ICE so,i, sna -
monton Lands in another colnmp. ag
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I BRANDON OF BRA NDONi
BRANDON OF BRANDON!
iRANpON OF BRANDoNl nv
Nus. Rmmn D. r. N. Souihworth.
Mrs. Emma ID. T.. N. Southwark.
Mrs. Emma ID. f. n. Southworth'
.ast and Best Sioryl
.ast aud Rest Story!
LAST and Bes. Storyl Will be commenced
In the ncyt number ol
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG.
Published by LOTT, EEEN & co,
JULIA DEAN, - Philadelphia
JULIA DEAN,
JULIA DEAN, The Female Ps,rio, Of &c!
The Female Parrot OF 7G!
The Female Patriot Of 7G!
BY A. d. MUNsoN,
will be commenced in the next number oi
OUR CoUNTRY's FLAG,
Published by LOTT, KEEN 4 co.
- Philadelphia, Pa.
ruE WHITE SLAVES or ENGLAND;
rlIE WHITE SLAvRsOt ENGLAND;
rue WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND;
or, The Daughter Of the Coal Pit.
Or. The Daurh'tr ~ the Coal Pit.
Or The paug ghtcr Uf the Coal PIT.
By VI. u. PERRIN.
VIII he commmcncrd IN the nrs, number ol
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG.
rlRiLLlNG SCENES
THRILLING SCENES
rilRlILlNG SCENES
IN TlIE liSrORN Of AMERICA.
IN TuE HISTORY or AMERICA,
IN THE iilSluRN ot AMERICA.
rruu ruv tkuN "a tRoN rns
IrEN on WILLIAM EARLE KINDER,
IPEN ~ WILLIAM ENGlE RlNNfR,
ipEN OF NIl.tIAM EARLE RlNi'lR,
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u. Il. THOMAS, N, D..
fNi NJ. .dt Vine stree

Tho Restorative h put up IN bottles NJ tl,rcc
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bntile; the medium holds at least twenty rel
ccnium more IN proportion than the small, re
tails Ter tw" dollars per bottle: the large hold,
n quart i,rty PER centum more in propori ion
and rciails fni'&3 n hottie. f''- 'a'ss :
u, J. WOOD 4 Co, Proprietors,
/ W broadway. New York, AM
III Market st., 81. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fs,nc,
Goods Dealers. fJan lJ.-3mAc.
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IHTLADEITIIIA, StII. Y, mi.
PWoF. W"Op:- Dear sir,--lour Hair i,rsiora.
tive Is proving itself beneficial to me. The
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Restorative. and now the top uf my head IL
well studded with promising crop df ynun.
h,i'r. aud The irnlt n also receiving it's beneft
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ID. Il. THOMAS NJ n
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. nIrIuN. r- lcwair ut au imitation with
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,vignctic an the wrapper. All genuine
hav" but one signature of ~. J. WHITE 4
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per. P"r>"ilS dealing IN the imitation arii-
clc VIII hC dealt with according to- law.
u. l.. JCDSON ~ CO..
Sole Proprct"rS.
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Nursing Sore Mouth,

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DRro0isTs, FispLAr, ONE;
And NIL other Druggists in the county.
aS All orders should bo addressed TO W.
NUDGE & CO., Earlvilie, Madison county,
New York.
October II, l95g,-fly
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L0TT kEAN g. CO. PUBLISHERS.

SOUTH THIRD STltEEr,
Opposite G,rnrd Bank, Philadelphia. 2
Nov. rs, ls59.-tiy
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MOBILE.
60. EoR MOBILIZE --pAILY y. 8.

IyDR NIORILE = UAILhh 4, y. n
r s,glk~kstsiI Tine-Winter Arrangement ine spleu
did low pressure eket steamers Alabmma
A. p Roariman master EIoridns l. N.Y., e ~
and Cuba James Hopkins MASTER ouia sHpsfs s NM
snsn a. gi miles, prevented by bad weather high or
law er want incl or some accident 10 boat or machinery
Teayin M Iahe end If tie PontcharaiH Eaiseaa
on The arrival Of tbe az p NJ train Of cars Tor Mobile @ a.
Returning win stop Ut Pasesgnna, fa Ne ou ~ -
Louis OH MONDAYS and THU RSp Al a,5 Nev
HFor tickets through Baltimore nntes and
York. at greatly reduced rates, by three alnoet ~
further Information, apply TO cEnnIc AGENT
s4e " % Graser street.
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r Observation-Disclosures

zoO feet IL and l narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tsngued and dressed.
$4,000 feet II and III wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooyed.
100000 feet dressed Flofda Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongned and grooved.
100000 wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooyed
100000 feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
10000 feet dressed WEATHERBOADS.
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
Boards, Weatherboards, Seantling, Joists etc.
100000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles
Sashes Doors, Blinds, Monldngs etc. etc.
Fer sale the lowest market prices in lots suit purcha
sers by SIMPSON DoRR,
se30 ly New Basin.
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bales cotton u Dufriye &co--22 Beilocq, Noblom IL
600 Wright 4 Alien-l6 C Kohn- Ii Walker &
co.. A Milsenberger &co--1 w Estlin &co--lS3
hhds sugar Montgomery 4 White SO do Milten-
berger &co-49 do II Shepherd Ia do DaSilva
&co- ~ do Moore L YanCulin- do Sc bhs mo-
lasses Payne Harrison l0l do rs hh1s sugar to
A D Kelly &co--24 do to w Burbridge- % do to
Braud u Landry 20 do bbls moasses Lauye u
Leblanc 20 hhds sugar w Dougherty &co--20
do Ferrer--s do IS bbls molassesJ Person &co
81 do 6 hhds sugar Lobit Il Charpantier--4f bbls
molasses Bell 4 Bouigny- 20 do ] Watt &co-.ls
W jackson &co-15 A ] Dasilya- 80 bales mdse to
McStea, Value &co--5 do R w Estiin &co--lla bbis
sand Payne Harrison-8 bales moss Hawkins
Norwood-12 sacks cotton seed Slaughter, Smith
Shotwell- 1000 # lumber Labatut- sundries 70
order-Total III bales cotton 5S1 hhds sugar 4l6
bbs molasses.
/ OUACHITA CITY-Per steamer W McRae-
SO bales cotton ] I Hardie &co-42 Carroll, Hoy
CO. 20 Payne g. Harrison q I 81 Allen y
co--l7 Phillips, Nixon &co--lS Warren, gilmore
CO. 10 Campbell & Strong-5 Slaughter, Smith
Shotwell-2 Cutrer, Harrison &co-5 A Levi Eco
2 j @ & Kicks &co--l Felowes Woo DXs TO-
baceo Given, Watts &c0-3l head hogs IL hides
and sundries to order-Total 2l9 bales cotton.
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Empire Parish
Dbl sugar hhds do Pitcher & Goodrich-60 do
Rotchford, Brown &co-50 do Hawkins u Norwood
-sundries to order-Total III hhds sugar.
VERMHLION-Per steamer Minnesota bales
cotton to order--l3 do Lobit & Charpantier-49 do
Belioeu Noblom eco do ellis d Ferguson-49
40 Lonlt q q, Was.as
-lo 90 boucey ~ W nay "a g. hh ,oIaos
Gillis q FergnsonI 70 s
snln Geo-oi I pDis suSaI &, AZ Aihart AZ
to + n Rabert ScsE- sundries to order-Total lis
haJas cottan 137
SD sr9,YrI,,T ;,.h4 900 ha,as
s.eef Itn pS NJ,
co,s 10 MaIloi BY 40 HhbarS
wilson q a 5faluer q = Sa.o,
FFIerson, Sonway $685. o. I p aa es az
= VAN Nco-o4 n9IoMlolu, Diown 1870 ~ ~
~, ycne ocooo n NAY r. w S;et
% LEWIS . I MaIaaS
20 op i as 81 Werrs
sS 81 pnnd SC 81 WaIkar sn;Ssr
"a $500 S.;,I; 4 Trn
10 - Hars = Roc NJ Afas %eos ntrer
s "so2 nosd 4
p4 oSv ys,at SJy;sa ~ sa c1d5a Z
% To,Io,.,a. w.
81 afiey yuley aco ~
n ? y LOVE 49, n pl Go,,e
sa d Tsaa ~, y iia 4.oy
ian ~. plos noo--io.al i4s* paies
LAFOuRCHEi-Per steamer Music.o5 hnds sugar
~ jug 90 ~ y 81, on " Kt q
a ~ " = s,l A. Nj n KalI
90 y ~ e IKE ,siossas
oo 70 " mus sasai II M M hhI
e 4, ~ olSy, Af 90 1o' - ni0S
| o44 ools nIolasses o1 u w.
| GREENWOOD-Per steamer Lewis Whiteman an :
S51 bales cotton McEarland q BaTksdaeEIs !, 1
Allen &eo-ioo stewart q James, So q, 70 n =
Adains cSco-oo Iay1e g y, " 80 or =
4 1axry{ r. nfrIa Inv
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ing at Cairo with the Illinois Central. and at s..
Lsnis with the Ohio and Mississippi Railros s ior
all points North and East. She has splendia as
commodasions for passengers and competen. ohi'
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CONSTABIE,S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE Or TIE PEACE G; 4. DIXON AND Ed
for the WARD MALION VS.. PAT
RY VIRTUE Of a writ of fieri facias to
- directed by the Hon d r. MITCHELL Second Justice
of the Peace for The Parish of Orleans the entitled
cause will proceed to sell at public auction, at the City Hotel
Exchange situated on Common between Camp and Nh
gazine Streets TUESDAY, the 1st day May 1860 IL
O'Clock M
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
e Of this city in No bounded by Delord Dryades
Rampant ae Circus street, and Calope said
nring about feet less front Deiod street and
having depth of about 1876 feet less Together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon consisting
story frame building brick 'front.' and twostory Kitchen
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
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FOR LOUISVaLLE-5Ii,tiiE R ZINE
VIM Underwooa, muster VIII e a LOT 'he aeose
ali Intermediate landings rs ioows
Leaves New Orleans sATuhpA1 IN y 81 a, < p
is NV 9sie TiIt RSDAY, May 3, at NJ
i Nv f nsie ATITRDAY May 10, at I. NJ,
ia NV Nv 9,ie MONDAY June al p. M
ieayes Sew oIiean wEDNESnAY June 20 at P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July 9, az . E ~
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY July ~ a. s. ~, VIM
ps5-PassengeTs and shippers can rely on inns seeF as
as above. ta ,,a;a s,r
s No staieroom considered engased nn pa @ sscprsd
NJ r. nlan ar the cabin can be seen anu
for any Of ~. above tgips by applying 10 the Agsn
80 No Is Eiraver street
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Railroads.
N. o.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

CANTON, April 5, 1s60--25 bales cotton to
P Fl Skpwith-23 do Warren Gilmore &co--l4 do
Frierson Conway &eo- Is do Slaughter, Smith Il
Shotwell-l4 Byrne, Vance &co-l4 Walker Sn-
der-9 Carroll, Hoy aco--8 do Buckner. Stanton &
Newman-6 e Male Eco Lewis & Ogesby-6
Cutrer, Harrison &co-5 Thornhil &co-4 Patton,
Smith & Putnam ] & G Cromwell-3 Friedlander
& Gerson- 2 r L Adams Eco Stewart & James
Total I59 bales cotton.
N. o., oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, April 5, 1860 I6 hhds sugar
Hare Eco 35 bbls molasses Beocq, Nobom l.
GOO do West, Renshaw & Cammack-64 do W G
Hewes-64 do Moore q VanCulin- 35 bales cotton
L Duflho- 40 bales moss Boudreau-sundres to
order-Total l6 hhds sugar liz bbls melasses.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer Florida--2l4 bales cotton
to order % do Harde &co-4 do to Farley,
Jurey &co-3 bales osnaburgs gins D Pratt.
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Atiu OrIsalss lailp drtstsnt.
=
nm RIVER AND aTARTEE DEPARTMENT.
Iibrr SataIIiaeaff.

"a Ne ssrsr fsrvfssSsa. Tissrerlnl, Gray Eagle and
sssxflru5at Z Capt. G. q. Wayne appointed
ia ~ s1sSs xorstsnnnd Of tho PhiladeIphia ~
fseeTisss ne Moro sold The Tiger sunk
Is 4es9ftens to the A. T.. Lacey--Aicck Scott
n SsSSsllMK for view Orleans I'M place 0f the
Lacey FL thc n. II. Line--H. II. W. Hill and
Nebraska laid up Rsarning Of the Kate
EIaY Iii shc Ohis River - Clippings ffosn
eur Exchanges Departures today, ctc. e
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For Nashville Every SATURDAY
THE NEW AND FINE REGU-

For Nashville Every SATURDAY,
THE NEW AND FINE REGU-
LeAAkksG4SsS W Boyd, master JAS. johnson. Jesse
sSZssS5szg Johnson, master; Red Rover, w. Strong,
master New Orleans for Nashville and all inerme
diate landings as follows:
JAS. Woods, Boyd master leaves SATURDAY March "a
at O'Clock. +. NJ.
johnson, johnson, master, SATURDAY, March 81,
o'clock, i. M.
Red Rover. Strong master, SATURDAY, April T. at 6
o'clock, z. NJ.
JAS. Woods Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY. April IA,
AT O'clock, p. NJ.
JAS, johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, April
%, at O'Clock. +. NJ.
jas. Woods. Boxd, master, leaves SATURDAY, May
v 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson, MASTER leaves SATURDAY.
" T. at ofcock, 7. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, May 49,
at o'clock, p. NJ.
jas Woods. Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, May 49,
nj bo'clock, p NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
June :, at 5 o'clock, p NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master leaves SATURDAY June O.
at o'clock, p. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, June 16
jas. johnson. Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY
June % at O'Clock, r. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master leaves SATURDAY June 30
at o'clock, p NJ
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July
ut O'Clock. p. N.
E7-Passengefs and shippers these leaving
pnnctnay according the schedule. freight
B. DUFFIELp, Agent,
nile If II Camp street
ETALaAN niARBLE-slo Slabs of White and yeined
fei0tf BAREiII i Co. 81 Common street
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esrsesss orsscz " 70 %, en- ss ssrss'

and very dusty with SONG prospsTTh, s dsnartmres
wsSs tsM = nupeE n yssserday Win splendid
trip s leaves again sasusa az nen' tho i rVer
Mm9 may wass y ssor hoice than the Peytona
H. sss % isrk Mr. Henry Landrums we
are Indebted foF aaYc ss,,, VIII III fonn
Ths Cry hags N.Y. , M return sos u Saturday
RI ess assss ipsriai, ii the celebrated Railroad
y be IL port ms evening. sne Mall posi-
eass 81 n a, ~ yav ,,onts Pas
ssss s san engage Their passage On Ills magnia
lesny: NOS Camp street, corner q oommefclai
ne ;a,,. ma $, ,a ,,nne, landing yester.
N a ~ AZ snd
wsy points, to leave on Sunday morning
q M sas N 80 No. s.sss ,,nrana "
esve asss y IsA mi make two
tsSnussi ,S1f,fth II al I .nuis
\ tsps. woodland yesterday purchased The fay
; M WI say yya lot gdasn
pufchs S aas's : - $ s s s. -
MI tso. y. Hits received yesterday the follow
ns asn aasea Bsyon sara a anMn 0 N
tyv,s III fha Tirsr. which boat sunk At Calhoun
plantation; adsslsises . leave for Jefferson on Sat
slrday /. Y ". s, eFlsps'
ssse as Tens as ior ths foowng s
steamer Mges droh saIsSsper n Wal
1ssiay morning 4 ; o'clock; She had On board s!s
bales 81 cotton most of which will be saved in
good cendltons me texas aanos1 " .ne NEE
.ooS 81 soins r. ndhs aTa was AZ ;nsurea for
S.s Mas 9Maes 81. - con y au
Capt. Taylor Of the A. a. Lacey, autographed
Gea Rannsy g 81 Louis, ina. ais noa1 NAG M met
;s III s,seR NAN left III Ionis last Wenes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-06
Leaves on FRIDAY, April g. ut Bpm.
st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad ii,

~ i. Cairo with the Illinois Central and al St Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Rairoad-The reg,
s,snar p pas, ,n packet steamer Hiawatha,
landings For freight through tickets to a points
North East or West. apply board
Passengers and shippers rely the pnnetuay Of this
steamer
No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan the cabin state rooms secured nv an.
plying the Companys Office 81 Camp street. corner Of Com
Inercia Place. - 49,
IN b. The above steamer will take freight for Memphis
Napoleon Yckburg, Nachez and all the Bends, will pay
strict attention to all and plantation business
V1RGINIUS q. DENTZEf., ..
ms Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-06
FINM GuNs.

We have always on hand a complete stock of fine WAR
RANTED Guns and constantly receiving through
Egsepssn agents Guns comprising al the NEWEST PAT
c.ntinped relations with the FIRST LONDON and other
factures extending period of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS. enable with confidence have facil
ties for the production Of Guns suited the the
SOUTH and WEST certainly not exceed, equaied in this
market.
We prepared to receive and with dispatch
accuracy for ANY PRICE, the peculiar
views and tastes Of any individual and to furnish them
LOW As THE SAME ARTICLE GAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
By intercourse with the gnnbuying community Of
the South and West for thirty years. been ena
bed profit by the suggestions Of their varied experience and
have introduced many improvements peculiarly AMERICAN
INTO THIS COUNTRY,
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition every description
Rifles, Pistols and Reyogers Colts Aliens, Tranters
Smith Wessons and Rhney's Reporters. Sole Agents In
New Orleans for SHARPS RIFLES.
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
myT 1y Sign eff the Golden Pelican,n New Orleans