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WHSss 5resl1se Nj CaH4(Mr1gn@esN
gTh11bosub - boakDssesnteRgrsaeM Ill u
narty SSlftics, aaA tAigwil prot61ay eo4tinne
IN efioe he aetioaet ~ Baltimore Ooavsn.
tton. ~ Soon - tAs Democratic party has
chooses ~ ehiefttin, 10 \ will bsgtn n ear.
nest. But Presidential elections have Of late
years become very tame and insipid ansirs
compared 70 the good Old times Of
"TippecanOe
ss=r@es4 Art Iy1ofy 700.
Those grand old days Of log cabins and hard
cider will nsyer rstnrn 70 intcxicate The minds
and bodies Of the nation. The succeeding con-
test between ULAY and POLK was . very good
stand-up fight; but since that day there has
besn nothing worthy the name. Thu one-term
principle has become established BY custom
and Presidents are becofnthg . drug In the
market. Unlsss the politicians can do some
thiae to stir mp . breeze, there u danger that
our great national amusement Of President
making will come 10 be regarded with as much
Indifference as horse-racing and cock.hghting.
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PERCEPTION" TO A NEW YORK EDITOR
George wilkes, editor Of Wilkes Spirit of the
Times. who is expected to reach New York
frou England, on Friday, is to be compile
mented with a public reception and Dime by
his friends in the sporting world.
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nHlUO.
Port OF RIcHMoND JUNE Il.
HisA water sAi, day tFliday) / s'e,seh.


Arrived,
Steamship jamestown. Skinner, New York,
mdxe. aud passengers, Ludlam h Watson.
Schr. American Star, Swinson. Norfolk, oyster
.schr. May Elizabeth. Wenall, Norfolk. oyster
Schr. b. Herbert, Myers, Fort Calhoun. in bal
last. !
echr. Kate Kallahan, Kallahan, Phila., coal,
Povtiaux & Bolts
Sehr. Charles. Higgins, James River, lumber.
Philips 4 Coleman.
sohr. W. {. Williams, Jones, Albany, lumber. l.
] Mercer & Co.
Echv. W. s. Rylspd, Talley, York River, corn.
Brig Lanretta, Smith, Porto Rico, sugar, Dun
Iop, Moncure 4 Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal, Philadelphia. mcze.
and passehGers. G. T. Cardozo.
Schr Lyhchburg, Harris, New York, mdze., D.
& W.. Currie.
Bark Ann 1. Grant, Swan, South America, flour,
Crenshaw 4 Co.. :
Bark Clara Haxall, Dutton, South America, -four.
Crenshaw i Co.
Schr. Bee, Wyssard, down the river, hight.
Schr. Jas. Holmes, Mathews, down the river,
light.
Schr. Reindeer, Kerwin, down the river, light.
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NEW YORK. June l2.-Cleared, schIs Emma v.
Arro,o, and Sea Bird. Wilmington. N. G.. june
Is; Cleared, schr. Howard, Newbern. Arrived,
schr. T.. Hamilton. Va.
de- D :. Balm *. :9 scsrs s'LLa a1Tepo:. S, .nd sca Hs,vl
nong, N. c.; Maryland, Norfolk. Cleared stea mer
George Peabody, Richmond; Isabella Ellis, Wash
ingtOn, N. G.
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The Alexandria Gazette says that there arc
now running on the Potomac twenty.one
steam vessels. -Four Of them-the Baltimore,
Powhatan, Philadelphia and Mt. Vernon-are
on the Acquia Greek route; W Oh the Balti-
more; two on the New York, and three on the
Philadelphia line; the remainder being ferry
and river boats n tow boats. Before the
commencement Of the present century, RUIZ
sxY invented q steamboat which ran upon the
Potomac, in the neighborhood Of Harper's
Ferry, and proved the practicability of steam
navigation. It wa not until long afterwards
that q steamboat was put upon the river. A
company VIM organised and assembled in
Fredericksburg, July 18th, 1914, and the steam
boat Washington, built for the company, be-
xan her trips in 1918.
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n. Notice Of RsssIenensnt.-Thc frus.
ness, n unavoidsbly pcstDenea until to-dax.lfAI-
DAY ll6th inst. at 10 o'clock. ON COuuoll Charn-
invited to attend. lie l5-1tI 3. B. COOK, Aaet.
"A. Dunlop, Moucure 4 Co. ask the NJ.
Boots, Hats, Gaps and Bonnets, 90 nmeucing It "a
O'Clock. Sale without regard to weather..
II l6-lt
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"An honest baker" in New York writes to
the Journal of Commerce that many OF his
fraternity use oil OF ~vitriol, instead of cream
of tartar, in making bread, &c.
The efforts made to get up a sensation, ON
account of reported attempts to assault"
Senator Sumner, have died away, amid much
ridicule.
A bow. named Charles Byers, while carrylng
locusts in his hat, in Wetzel county, Va. re-
Gently. was stung on the head, and died from
the effects of the injury.
Resolutions endorsing the course of Senator
Sumner passed the Massachusetts Legislature
Wednesday, by a vote of St to "A.
Owen Sycamore, an old citizen of Hancock
county, Tennessee, was found murdered on
the It'll inst. :
The trade between the United States and
British America has risen from SIG, 00O, 600 in
1852 to s5O, GEO. GOO in 1856.
The tallest man in the Chicago Convention
was MI. Buskirk, of Indiana, measuring siz
feet and eiecea inches.
Geo. N. Dixon, tried in Hyde county, N. G.,
on q charge of numbering his uncle, Asa Dixon,
has been acquitted.
The stable Of T. P. Pendleton. in Clarke CO.,
Va, with q pair Of carriage horses, was de-
etroyed by fire last week-loss $1,000.
Gov. Letcher has pardoned Andrew F. Mon
teiro, sentenced to Imprisonment in Lynch
burg, Va, for exhibiting faro.
Hon. A. H. Stephens, of Georgia, is exceed
ingly unWell from attacks of vertigo. entirely
incapacitating him for business Of any sort.
The Democrats of Norfolk, Va, have nom
mated VIM. w. Lamb for Mayor of that city.
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DOARDlNG.-I have vacant At this time one
Of the most pleasant and desirable ROOMS N
BOAROERS can also be accommodated. and two
OF more young men can BE- accommodated with
BOARD and LODGING. Shot Tower House, on
Grace street, I'd above 81. Paul's Church, by
lie 9-6t& MRS. BASS.
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Change Of Crops.

The Charlottesville Hsrietr in view of the
precariousness Of the wheat crop, recommends
the introduction Of the hop culture; the grape
culture, for which the mountain slopes OF AL
bemarle are admirably adapted, and the cran-
berry, which, IN suitable soils and locations,
Yields from $50 to 400 bushels per acre, at
prices ranging from three TO six dollars an
acre +HH eE
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BOARDING

NOTlCE.-MIss Z. A. BIDGO0D, corner Of
~ TIN and Main srs, has DESIRABLE
vacant, suitable for families.
RADAY BOAkDERS can be accommodated.
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NEW Mtsic.-We have from Messrs. WOOD
HOUSE l. Co. the following pieces of music
"Hare / NOS Lored Thee ?" by WM. VINCENT
WALLACE "TAs Verdi GaHop," by CHARLIE
FRADEL "1ne Faiyy's Dream Polka" by CHAs.
FRADKL; ia Belle Rosalie, Polka Max onrkd. -
by FRANCIS H. BROWN. New York: WILL
HALL Il Son, publishers.
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MIR, YANCEY mo SARD1NE."-At a public
meeting, held at Pixies Peak. Calhoun county.
Ala. on the 10th ult, the following resolution
was passed:
Sd. That Col. W. L. Yancey is no Sardine-
no one.horse institution, but a whole. a per-
feet team. and Justly entitled to our warmest
thanks for his manly, able and eloquent de-
tense of the rights Of the South.
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City Point, June Is. 1860.
ARRIVED,

Barcue saral TasAot, Capt. Tarbox, from b.
IN ballast, to Chas. Palmer.
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10 FOR LONDON-The new and iii
<Esxe class bark SAMUEL TARBUX, Of $50 III
Ees about 700 hhds. tobacco. will be NJ CT
Point in q few days in ballast, and ready for Sea
90. For freight apply to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
sTAVE AND sHIaGLE MACHINES
5=5z Suitable TO, Making

SUGAR HUGSHEADS, RICE, MOItAsSEs, RUsIN AMI
TURPENTINR SLAVES. AND SHINGLES,
The principle embraced this Machine he aid process oi
pitng dressing by band labor. WORKING directly VIVID
grain timber produces article mol iani TO ~ap
,r chck from axnoSur. The MIL will riva shave aid
ont from the bolt from 7e l0Ha 'avee nerl,s and th
sh,nele Machine from tbEt Shnge II nire> two
horse mower to be attached 10 any team
vim. gin or saw mill pawer Il make required length
"a s, he adjusted any thickness taper The timber
esther steamed sawed but yen and shaved directly from
he bolt,
Both in full operation between the
if 10 o'clock, day, No. Canal Thess
Machines made in Augusta, Ga.
ANY party wishing purchase Parish STATE. County and
tie rights Machines Obtain them
Will give full particulars. +. W. C. COOK
Agent the States Of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama. ls3l 6ra
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
BARNES HOTEL,
=, OCEAN SPRINGS IIorEL-rhs de,Irh,f

- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-This delightful
t Watering Place IL being thoroughly renovated
Enew1y furnished and will be open for reception Of viz
itors on the 10Th Of June next Every effort will be
render visitors and to make their pleasant
There is better place than Ocean Springs yachting
fishing or bathing The table will with everything
that found in the New Orleans MARKET together wi
FISH, Game Oysters, etc, with which the Lake surrounding
country abound the of guests there Ten
Fin Alley, Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables The Saloon
will be supplied with the choicest Liquors Wines Cigars
Band Of Music will be in attendance during the
Bnggies and saddle Horses be hired the Hotel Also
saIlboats for Fishing and Pleasure Excursions
Ihe Bathng facilities be excelled
me Lake The Mineral Springs celebrated for their
powers are In excellent condition. and in close proximity
Hotel Ocean Springs never having visited by epdernic
is decldedy the heatest we'll the beautiful
the Gulf shore.
my2S I'm COOK & HDYT Proprjetors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

Co. FOlNI.CLEAIt kdOTFiL, EASTERN SHORE,
fS.:: NJ. BILE BAY.
EI The above Justly Watering Place will be
for the reception OF Visitors about the 10th Of June and
tablshmen shall deteoate for Of good appoint
The location for health unsurpassed South and was
New Orleans and Mobile during the Of 5S
single Of yellow fever originating Point Clear
The Salt Bathing has equal the Gulf Coast within
few yards of the Hoelihe temperature of always
agreeable. Fresh-water Shower Baths had time
Fish and Oysters abundant during the entire
Good Stable accommodations provided for all
keep their carriages and horses The drives in the vicinity
shaded with maguoas oaks. cedars pines etc., beautiful
and extend in every direction
ALI the usual ut Watering Places, such as Bill
lizards, Bowling Pistol Gallery will be provided will
be under the charge of men anxious please
for those fond Of Aquatic Sports will not be neglected
A good Band of Music secured and will play lawn
afteInoons--and for dancing. evenings
line Of Magnetic Telegraph established connecting
Clear with every quarter Of the Union.
The fine steamer Crescent Will ply regularly
between Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile
and Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays will go
down 10 o'clock M to accommodate those who arrive
Mobile by the morning boats
n Should this schedule changed notice will be given in
the Mobile aud New Orleans papers.
The Prorreors return their sincere thanks the public for
the liberal patronage heretofore House
and their Point Clear Hotel and hope place themselves
renewed obligations.
F. H. CHAMBERLAIN & co,
Propreors Point Clear Hotel,
Mobile, May i. 1860. Also of Battle House, Mobile
my2l tlay
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
Ayer,sAsmezCu Cure.

speedy Int Fever Fever and Ague,
Remittert Fever Chill Fever, umb Agne, Periodical Head
ache or Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers indeed he
whole diseases originating in hillary deiangement caused
by The Malaria OF Masmae countries
We enabled bere offer the community remedy which,
while hA above complaints with certainty is still
fecy harmless III y. Sueh remedy j. nyBlnab
districts where these eug disorders preya Tkis Cure
expels he masmaic poison Of Fever and Agne from the
and prevents The development of the diease if taken
the first approach of Its PR monOry symptoms II only
til remedy YET covered for This class of complain
but also cheapest The large quantity supply dol
lar brings within the reach of everybody and in billions dis
trio where Fever and Agne prevails everybody should have
and it e y both for and protection supe
rioy of this remedy any other discovered for The
speed, and certain of Intern ITEMS is that il cona
injurious effects whatever the constitution These cured
by lett healthy a. they had never had he disease
Fever and Ague not alone the of The msac
poison great variety of disorders arise from lis irritation
among which Neuralgia, Rheumatsn, Cont Headache,
blindness Toohaehe Earache Gaarrh Asthms Paptaton
Painful Affection Of The splce Mysteries Fin in the Bnwel,
Collie Paralysis and perangement of the Stomach all Of which
when originating in this put the intermittent type
become periodical This GuaE expes The poison from the
blood and consequently them all alike Is an inval
liable protection 10 Immigrants and persons travelling
daily while exposed the Infection that will be excreed
ripen into disease Hence valuable potec
tion than and few will suffer from ntemitens il
they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords
Prepared by fIr. j. AVER & CO, Lowell, Mss.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & 90. Nos. q and I5l Chartres
st, ,pptN CIV O i nnH hy s. rfs ( 4 FnE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-I, W. ].

DEDPOsAL FUR LANDS ME- HANGS, AND
Il AGRI ULTRA. fAIa ASSaGI y I0N-Seaed prs-
posa will caived by he Aersgned his counting
No 81 Canal street until the lu nf Jue next from
having sale n land e ~ 10 acres nitahe far Fair
Ge,ds The ls 10 h. in the iae vicinity Of New Or
leans and of frrgu and easy from The city.
Proposals should be mpanIed by plans full description
Of the land, price, tenn. etc
q Fl. SI0GnMB,
rnyal id Chat of Hammtrep FAR firounds.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


O. RAND FETE EITAMPETHR
And k
W USfCAL PRO NINA ADE,
Under a full operate Orchestra, conducted by
4 r.. LEHMANN,
Together with a brilliant display Of
Under the control Of Msssrs. DAUslL and FEaRoUTLLET
To be given
On Saturday. june I6, 1860,
The Desehaise Gounds Carroon Railroad near Isisiau
Ayenue, City Of Jefferson,
-FoR
BENEFIT OF THE CATHOLIC FEMALE ORPHAN AsY-
LUM OF JEFFERSON CITY.
M; md ssats proyi1ed for visitors.
Of u. Jnles Bneau. - ~ ~
Ihe Tastes will be open AZ 3I< r. NJ
and he M -foad Trains viii stop opposite the grounds
~ tpnio ana Magazine run 10 and from
the srouId- for the acconmodarior Of yistnrs W y w '
8ving fuil particulars will furnished
ets may be obtained Ihe gates Or from p Wsrsn
ann lamp street r. O'Bonnet No ,6 fysrur syree
- corner CanaI and ufbon streets Madar1a IlfeI
Royal ee Thos. u d. nne f32 Cau,a sreet las
District. e"1 U''a'aHes susets, Foarth
By order of the Committee Of Arrangements.
I'm goai rld SyahsliF, John T. Michel
Ecu ioisaaHat G. Lfvaudais,
y DiSlS, oIt Joseph Mitchell,
Thss 8. Elder teI4a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

The subscribers respectfully inform customers
and the Planters general that they always prepared
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING the very
serials, and at msst reasonable prices
The large patronage they and neighboring
satea has induced them establishment 80
increase Of business and order able supply
their patrons always with the and descriptions
seias they have made with
manufactures in the South shall henceor be able
70 supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they will give satisfaction
all those who their enineny enterprise
and solicit their orders which shall attention.
jals 6m HEBRARD 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

!. expires this DIV by limitation
W00nrIF continues the business at the old stand,
under hasies Hotel anil offer his services to his friends
and the public generally Real Estate Broker my2 BOT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
~, LAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR ...s
iiI SPRINGS, MISS. 90

AiI SPRINGS, MISS. - -
This fashionable and popular Watering Place opened
for the reception Of visitors the 0 under
the supervision OF its old proprietor, b. SMITH who il well
known in the South as hotel keeper
TIE Laudefae Springs situated the NJ O. Railroad
l53 miles from Mobethe morning train leaving Mobile arrives
at the Springs at 3 O'clock p. III.
The place has recently Undergone thorough repair fur
nshed throughout with new and elegant furniture
The have been anal by chemists in
the Emitted States and the medicinal properties of the
unsurpassed by any in the South.
RNo pains will be spared make Hotel
first class
my22 Yun B. b, SMITH CO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYr

u ,
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above cELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sres introduce the article public and physicians If CITY
and country, the
Purest DEfusabIe StimuInnt
which has been prepared for medical use 1t proves itself
cordial heahtu invgoratng 10 the enfeebied
whether by disease distilled best rye and
malt and its nutritious properties are preserved by
peculiarly his whereby The Fui Oil aud other
gredents known be contued in the Whisky general
are separate SO that the absolute purity of this
ticle from any foreign admixure is guaranteed. 9s
In addition to the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New York and Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed With their
Diploma and pr Jackson Of Boston, has testified
TO It's absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFICAT TEs;
|s# Philadelphia, Sept o. 1855.
We have carefully tested the sample of Grove
Whisky which you find contains none of the
substance known Fsl OIL which character
istic and injurious ingredient Of the Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT l. CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
have anayzed sample of Chestnut Grov whsky received
from Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr of Phadepha and having
carefully tested it. pleased That entirely
from poisonous substances. unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of WHISKY.
JAMES r., CHIFFON, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves free from the heavy
EusI ellis and perfectly pure nnadnertred The fine
flavor of this Whisky derived from the grain used
featuring 1t. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES NJ. D., State Assayer,
No. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON Jr,
Wholesa Agent,
1I6 Walnut street.
je2 ly&w PHILADELPHIA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

Tha etlecIual remedy which the metcul SKI
times devise for This everywhere prevailing and fatal NAL
ady II combined from the most active remeals that have
been the expgaon OF this ou disorder
the blood and the Of the system from its desnc i've
seuneuceS Hence should be employed the only
Scfoul but also those other affections which Use from it,
EripiTe and Skin diseases, St Anonys Fe Rose
OF ErySpelas Pmpes pustues, Botches, Bains and Bos
Tumofs Teter and Salt Rheam scald Head Riugworm Rheu
ism Sylphiic and Merenra Diseases Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
Debility ant, indeed all complaints arising frpm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for impy Of he bood
founded TRUTH for ofaa is degeneration Of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue OF nfs SaEsapaa pH
rify rgeue This vital uiG without which sound heltn
is impossible in contaminated constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.

MeA FDlS RENT Low uNIIl lsT iGrUBrk KIT.
I Eight Story fame Houses kitchens twoso.iss high
tenement has four p.asered and well finished;
all covered with sates yards alley paved eis'erns,
situated Locust between Erao and fhaa
Apply to N. F1TZSIMM,NS,
my22 81 tonfnon
- FOR RENT-THE DOUBLE TWO STORY Frame
@ House Nos 375 and 3 Magazine stree between Edward
Maland Tnala Apply TO
" q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

GHAS. $. SHAhF, MEKUhANpISR AND PRO
~ nUCE BROKERS' Ls1s Tchonpoulas street.
E5speeia attention given the sale of Manufactured To
sceo, Rice Coffee. Liquors. etc. ia4 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

SCKOFULA,O OR KINGS EVIL, is CONSTR
~ tnona diease corruption of the blood by which this
fluid vaed weak Being the circulation
pervades The whole body and burst in disease
No is free its
which not destroy The scofuous tant is variously
caused by disease low living disodered unhea Thy
food impure air. filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
and above all by the ntecion. Whatever be
is hereditary in the constitution, descending
children unto the third and fourth generaion
deed be the rod of Him who says, will visit the
iniques of the fathers upon their chlldrenn
lis by deposition from the blood of corrupt
ulceous which iu the lungs liver organs
termed tnbereesi in the glands sweings and the
blood depresses The energies Of life scroulous
only suffer from scofuous complaints but they
have far power Withstand attacks of diseases
consequently numbers by disorders which, although
not scrofuos their naurp still rendered fatal this tan
in the Nest of the consumption which denates
human family has its eriga directly in this seronous
tamnaon and many destructive diseases of the liver kid
neys btan and need of all the arise from ag
a'ed by the
quarter of all people seofnons their
invaded th rkng Infection and their health undermined
by it, To cleanse from the system the
blood by alternative medicine and invigolate by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
J. B. WALTON.
SALE or A SLAVE GIKI. IN THE MATTER or TTIp
Minors Chas ". and Florence o. Burkett.
BY T. B. WALTON

SALE or A SLAVE GIRL, IN 7HE MATER oP TIIp
Minors Chas. VI and Florence O. Burkett.
BY J. B. WALTON,
AUcTfoNgER-Ofice, 40 Camp street
SATURDAY. July a, 1860, mt ~ o'clock
~ NJ the st. Charles Exchange virIue and In pnrsn
Of order Of the Hon r. H. Morgan Judge of the
District Court dated the lst Of June 1860 No 99f5 will be
Sold -=-.5
The slave girl ELIZA aged abon yearsa first cook
washer and ironer.
R- TERMS one-thrd cash balance n credit Of nine
monhs In good cy acceptance bearing per
annum from dry Of sale 10 maturity and thereafter
II not pnnctually paid -
pense Of the purchaser.
vENTE DUNE EsCLAyE, Dams L'AFFAIRE DIES
Minerrs Chas. w. ct Florence o. Burkett.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Eneanteur-Bureau 40 Camp street.,
GAMEDI, de Juliet 1860, n midi, n In
~ Boutse ST. Charles, dun ofdre de r
Morgan nge de s Denxeme Cour District Ter
de JUN 1850, No gai3, II sera yendn--
Ieseiaye ELIZA, agds d'enyiron 30 ans, excelene
Mere, banclisseuse fepasseuse
E3. CUNIITIOHS-tIn tiers conptgnt ct In balance nm
credit de ent npis bonnie portant pour
dnt6ret Pan dn jour de Ia yente ls1u ature pour
fat panctuelement T
cte de pardeyant A. Mazareau Notare Public aux
tfas oe rac1nereur je6 IS % 30 jy7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

A. PRADAT's HOTEL. BILOXI. : The under
f igned Mrs. Elizabeth Pradat formerly pro-
pretess of Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi respectfully
the public that this establishment open
Attached to the hotel good billiard table
beautiful yacht Saddle horses, bnggies and carriages afford
pleasure asd comfort Visitors Pradat's wshin,
to land at the hotels wharf will please notify the captain
boat
myl7 3n JOHN B. & EUGENE O. PRADAT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

HORSE Es!LHORSES!-HORSE -
Ts4NEN NJ WIN P9BuS viii leave for he n and "
$ bis week tor The pu pose of huyirg Horses He VIII
-Nl-A-forward hem weekn keeping full supply
slaoles Al orders from the country city TO- sanle Ha
ness Horses single in airs will be lled short notice.
small profits will be sold desired am
determined TO keep full supply Of fine ke
md will sell at lower han offered under a
full guarantee by responsible parties :
DIR. j. ELTT0Tr.
: q of Parnnne aud Union streets
n9-Orders from Mexico and lled by letter under
guarantee mxi5 3,u