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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
1900 l.1sg71
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Passengers. .ts5
Per steamship Texas, from Indianoa and Calves
ton-Mr. Conway, lady, daughter and two ser
wants, Mr. Harrison, lady, daughter and two chill
dren, w. NJ. Reasons, H. Leary-2l on deck.
? Per steamship Florida, from Galveston j. B.
Hulieman, S. A. Hubble-6 on deck.
Per steamship Bienville, from New York via Ha
vana--Miss Beard, II, Milligan, Geo. White, Miss
Cuetti, Mrs. Case, Miss Joanna Echel, w. A. Bris-
land lady three children and nurse, Miss Pride, j.
r. Brisland, lady, two children, two servants and
two nurses, A Belding, a. NJ. Nathan, Mr. Joy,
Miss joy, 4. Green, Mrs. Brander and three SER
wants, Mr.. Barklie James Goodrich, Mr.. Bradford,
Mrs. Massett, Madame Artearia, H. G. Patterson,
o. r. Peck ST. Berdult, lady and four children, A.
Marks Mr.. Colding, Mr.. McCutcheon and friend,
W. H. Clay, J. Stevens, ] Gale, w. G. Davis and
lady, Capt r. al. Pennayer, Mr.. Beecher, s. Jones,
W. Terry T S. Bisland, lady infant and colored
servant. Mrs. Hamilton and five daughters, Miss
Durkee and sister, j. Bronson, lady, four children
and two servants, ]. Singleton, Mrs. LeaTy and in
fant. Mrs. Green Mrs stillwell and chila, Mr. Pugh
lady and nurse, John Brownlee, lady and two chill
dren, Mrs. Sylvester and infant, Robert Denman,
NJ. Butter, A. Ferrer, lady and child, o. Hestres,
G. Berant, Stephen Reynolds, a. Montgomery, A.
r. Montgomery, Mr.. Ledoux, j. w. Stone, Mr.. Bar
ron, wife, child and servant, G. Helmke, Mrs. San
ford and infant, Miss Pitcher, Miss johnson and
sister. George q. Wilder and lady, Miss Munroe,
Mrs. Hernandez and infant. NJ. FL. Smith, Mrs Ste
yens and friends, II. F. McKenna, Mr.. Ledoux and
servant J. a. Whalen, j. K. Laughlin, F.. F. Llanas
and son, Master Fiske, NJ. Fabregas, Juan Wade,
]. Sugneli, 4. Prado, Mr.. Adams.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Imports.

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-Per steamship
Bienyille--Assorted mdse.
'INDTANoLA and GALVESToN-Pe steamship
Texas-13 bales cotton to Converse & Bros-l24
head cattle Inbeau & Mehle-s500 in specie Biseoe
& Simms- -sundries to g Harris.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Florida-s7 bales
cotton Al Rugeley &co--9 bbls ink Huntington &
Bro-snndries to order.
Il GAIlVEST0N--Per steamship Fashion--10T head
cattle j MeQnoid-- 81 do lnbeau d Mehle-- s do
CWilkins &eo-- -sundries to order.
BoSTON--Per ship Consignment mdse.
PHILADELPHIA-Per ship Northampton As
sorted mdse. si&
PHILADELPHIA Per bark David Kimball--
Assorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Amity Assorted mdse-
consgnees previously reported.
GALVESTON Per brig Hooper Ga bales
cotton to R Mills Sco. os
PORT LAYACCA- Per schr ] L Day 43 bales
cotton Henderson, Terry &eo-6 do e Nalle &co---
do FRANKIE y Danneel- 10 do . Pllsbury-- 43 do
3 II Lowe eco 16 do Carroll, Hoy &co- Is do
s o Nelson eco 20 do Payne u Harrison u do
Farley. Jurey d5co-24 do J Williams &co-48 A d
Kelly &co-- Frellsen, Stevenson Eco III hides
E Plsbury- pkgs mdse Henderson, Terry &co-
do Payne i Kemp-Total $50 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

. ~ GU Z tsstfSlzzy,
steamship Eienyille, Rnllochs I'm New York lst.
wa Havana 7th, to Jas Connolr &ca4.nrs,' ,ss'
yIously reported al Quarantine Station l.Ist
district. 4ss
81 anlsiip Empire City Baxter, FIN New York 18th
ults via Havana I'd inst, 10 s de Wiser 6cs -
previously reported at Quarantine Station
lst dist
sts.kiship Texas. Wilson, from Inaianoia Yia Gal.
geston to G Harris-lst district.
Steamship Fiorida. Nelson from Galveston, to j a
MtschelI- ist dist
EteasnsIlfs Fashion, Johnson I'm Galveston. ia
Wakefield & Wihur-Ist dist.
Ship Cons knent, Boysna, 20 days fin Boston, to
" Hgnson Acc -3d dist, 20.
ShIp AdaSaf Adams. I'm Gastiue, {sIe) to Camnaek
X G1ngayss Sd dist, IL.
Ship Northampton. ElwaIl. ~ days I'm Pidladel-
phia, 70 afeeser. knox &co--sd dat Il.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Exports.

LTvERPoOL-Per ship Ocean Star 1896 bales
cotton 1000 slaves. 4
APALACHIC0LA-Per schr VIM P Benson-127
bbls -four bbl oil 10 bbls molasses IL bbls sugar
81 bbls whisky bbls csk brandy csk claret 2
csks porter tee II cks bacon tes hams 4 hbls
lard SO coils rope "a oats 25 scks corn 35 pkgs
mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

GAEAEAs IeAKzs--sGa sR RV AS stPEKfoRz OR
~ fcssed geay Lhs shove celebrated brsn For sala by
ETH EABErLf 60.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
CRESCENT arAenLG WORKS.

Mnumsns Tph4 and Head Stnnee Piers arm Center Table
Tops, Counter Slabs AAntcl Pie ami tate Setii =
EteIing Tiles Banane'te and Yasd Tagging lion Railing
co. fhe trade supplied with roagh and manufactured marble
by CANANAUGa n GRILL "
ol HWY 2Ss. "A and a Cnnan sireat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

M0BIEE-Per steamer Oregon--l57 bales cotton
Battle, Noble &oo- 5000 in specie Martin. Cobb
&ee--sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
BAYOU SARA PACKETS.
NOTICE-THE Goop. suBsT.

NssTICE-THE GOOD, BSTANTIAL,
ks.g h fsst-rNnnng steamer w. Burton, now under,
going borough repair-havirE been pur hased
ESFSSsz4aaarsahy JAMES A DUNBAR and PETER ", HAIR
klsOn expressly for the Bay Sara and Fort Adams trade
there nanentlyw leave New Orleans her first
trip FRIDAY, the 18th October at o'clock P. NJ, for
Fort Adams and all intermediate landings
Returning will leave Fort Adams Monday morning and
Tuesday after the arrival of the cars om Wood
vile.
The BURTON will he under the command of Capt John c.
Brady, with Mr.. james 4. Dunbar in the Office
JOS, R. SHANNON & co, Agents,
se2T I'm corner PoydFaS and Fulton streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Shipping yntaligsllfe.
f'ss7 a --------.-< .s----------- - q 10 g
onsscEsr ogFlen, No. 70 Camp S

ossscEsr orfleF, No 70 Camp Street
FHday Morning, October IL 1860
Cleared Yesterday.
Snip ocean star, Brown, for Liverpool,
schr wm Banson Stokes for fa 1paIashcoIa coss eo
j A Mitchell
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
: s--ss, sIi,tDt1s . Vikt, W ELL, suctussoIs
S94S-4xft 10 j MATTHEWS II CO.

s.sS9@zt5J CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. and everything ne
esnr ta rilains sud Repairing Carrisgas kept sale
kxhBs salsbie Lame Carts and nrGys With E4nrh Pima
and Nuts at lS6 rayief street. New 0e8ns. anI ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" INCORPORATED WITH COLLEGIATE POWERS
$50 Eew No1 Camp between Poeyfare aud calope
INfnhfeenfh Annual Sesafns,

Eighteenth annual Session this Institution begins
the First Monday OF September. 1850
The plan Of instruction comprises general and extensive s
education II offers great advantages fer The accue
o. snguaes The French daily spoken IN he school,
Modern Glassics thoroughly analyzsd-
The location Is central and the apartments spacious
veil ventilated The cheol Is provided with hrsrs
the hest mneca Instruments snd complete philosophical appa
sRtuE.
References innumarabe. Among them the Auuare
institution wlsc number aYsug gems of soeaty
STUDENTS admitaa AZ any time during the session.
For fgrhe= aart'sp'aA srpy IN per5on institution,
h4 ielssGt Box d, No 81 H. u. DTMTTRg, A. NJ
President Of tho fahve.
Sew Orleans, August, 1850 ausl&NH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. I7th inst at5PM
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
- h. Orleans Packet Line-u. $. Mail Paeke-Fpr
Memphis aud the BendsThe fine firstclsss pas
senger packet steamer John SimonGs,
Frank Hicks, master, will be rcody receive freight
day moni1g at the foot Of Grod street. aud VIII leave ~
above Forfreight or passage apply on board,
JOHN H. HYDE & CO.,
oil under 81 Charles Hotel, left wing.
R This line connects Memphis with the Memphis
L. Lrntsvile. - -
Bis of adins signed the Office of the Agents up to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
x ATHmAN,s TROPICAL RooEING-

y
Cheaper and superior any other used in souths
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lst. DuRABlIITY--equa to tho best slate roofs.
I'd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES any other no Graz ks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUTYt presents smooth granted like surface
4th. CHEAPSESS-f much less than, though n ns
good any sate wood roof than the infe
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public
cost of cutters and valleys.
9th. INcoMBusTIBMITY-It win resist fire better than
slate-roof
9TH GoNVEEIENCEt will not soften under the heat Or
This climate and protects the interior of buildings the
heat of
7th. SOLIDITYIt becomes harder smoother from ex
be npon roofs of any slope and being of liz
wegh does not require heavy raGrs support while Il
not Liable % corroson and breaking does require repairs
The TROPICAL R00FIEGn is chemical compound of
substances, several Of which peculiar alone eombed
proportions discovered by actual experiment and exporter
Testimonials correctness of the above are in the hane
q tbs agent and may be verified by person wishing
fore contracting.
All orders left at the Post-eHce, Box No. a. will he
promptly attended to o o1eppy TO
j. O. KATHMAN,
fel5 ly corner of Rienville and Maraif SITS.
y OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE.
Sugar Kettles from g 70 2 inches diameter Is
under AZ inches diameter. .,....... rs an inch
tern. Crate Bars &c per pound:
3, +. LAVILLEBEHyRR,
Commission Merchant,
: t~N.s Nh 70 IIninn stTe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
NJ E Nj PHIs.

Leaves on FRIDAY, Srt H. at ~ NJ
FOR MEMPHIS, CAIRO, HICK-
IT, hman, Ptducnh and all intermediate la1dings-The
elegant, swittrunning passenger packet steamer
Ea ST port, H. Woods, master will leave for
the above aud intermediate points. For freight orpassge
apply on board
b DuFiELD. Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Leaves avery SATURDAY. at5P.M
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKE

Hsy h. burg S. Nal Idae-For Danadsouviile Plan.
nemlne, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayeu Sa+a,
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Katches Wafer.
proof Rodney ST. Jeenh, GRIND Guf Warenon and Ycks.
burgIhe NatcheZ, Il. r. feathers, master, will leave
as above every Saturday at p'cack r. NJ
j. j. PERSON Il T0., AgeHts,
SEQ II CRrUudelet street.
The N6ches connects nj Yiesburg steamers Hope
and Prince for Yazao river
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Leaves on stt uRpAY. 18th inst. at5P.M.
REGULAR gDyE-xN ATtEIs eTr,

~ h mer Paeket-for Shreveport Grand Bayou
L$ltaSSa eoushata, Gampte Grand Ecore St. Maurice
Montgomery, Goe Aex4ndria, sornan's Cor
toms Barbins and all intermediate landings Red
and Ighfat passenger packet drawing len
nche Neyysb0y, Bosean master will leave as above
For freight or passage, apply on beard.
o1O Adyertisine I1 Asant
The Newshoy having made arrangements connect with
he lightd steamer Era No s. ali freight for Shreyenort
will be sent forward without any detention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
MOBILE

NesaaR FOR MOBILE DAILY u, q.
Mail Line--summeE Arrangemen-Thesp splen
did low pressure packet steamers Oregon,
Jas Me O. Baker maeter Cuba. James Hopkins MASTER
Cst1tornlas A. L. Myers master, built expressly the
lAke trade, with superior accommodations will
sndgs a. follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low water, wan OF fuel accident to boat machinery
Leaving the Lake end o The PunchartraP Railroad DAILY
on the arrival of the II O'Clock NJ train Mobile
Stopping at PascagoHla on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
Returning stops AT Pascagoula on MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS, aud at Pass Christian and Bay ST. Louis DAILY
Il. HEDDhs. AGENT
oil II 90 (4ravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Leaves on every MONDAY at5PM
II EEILl.N Il On HrlNA NElI.L.E NIl

NtItIULAtt GREEN WILLIE AN d
. EEs5 n Vieksburg Pucket-Thenew, very swift aud nag
laaaas.5ass Qieent PASSENGER packet Gen. .TnO. A.
xszszl41as q t,itElan. John W Cannon, ms6ter viii
sitiSgs leave gbogs tor Argyle gndng Gteenye Deer
Greek Landing Point Northngtou Carolina II ding. Lake
Washington, Grand Lhke, Ashton. Rcsfs Point Skpwiths
Landing, Stack Island Landing, Lake Providence Mikens
Bend VekSbug. Wafrenfon Grand Gulf foseph Rodney
Waterproof, N#5ches Red River Landing Sara Baton
Rouge and all intermediate landings. For freight passage
apply on board.
vTRGINIUS G. DEETzEL,
seq Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
- - -
Y A zoo RIVER

Leaves on SATURDAY tct. 10, ATOP M
Regnar Yazoo Packet Steamer
FOR LEFLnRfc. GREENWOOD
RsY mr. Marion, Yazoo City, saartia yickshurg-The
SUPERIOR light draugh swift running passen.
lszabzzzgeF packet steamer Iharm, j. c. REEVES mas,
Ter. H. shaw clerk, will leave above. freight or
passage apply on board
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL,
OH Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at5P ~ M-"
REGuIAR SATUR XfCKS.

e. n burg fackelThe new, running magnificent
l.SlfIsss3N passenger packet DOWblDDu. r. A
81 srman. master VIII ieaye positively ABOVE
Nieksbptg, Warrenau New Carthage, AsyaGd Grand
Gulf St oEeph Rodney Waterproof Nachez Month Of Rcd
River, Baton Rouge Bayou Sara and All Coast
landings Commencing SATURDAY, Sept 22 For freight
or ssageapply on board.
VIRGfEIUS C. DENT2EI,
sell Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
rALLAHAToHIR AND YAzoo RIVERS.

YAXD0 AND TALl.AHATCFIIE
, H. ~ S Mail paaket Dew Drop, S. Il. Parisot,
MASTER connecting with steamer Chartner her
arrival At vckshurg FRIDAY marningl-For sa
ra YAzuo City, Tehula Silver Creek Berona Westorer
Honey Island Turley Landing Sidon Cranes Landing Rs
ing Sun, Humphreys Greenwood Point Lefore ofsve and
all intermediate landings Taliahaehe high as
ShaEkeys landing leaving vcksburg Friday arrival of
the so o'clock evening train.
So All freights shipped by the charrner will be taken
hroHgh hgh water without charge, a24
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
LOWER COAST.
PEOPLES LINE.

PEOPLES LINE-FoR THE COAST,
~ m BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS The
dne staunch and comfortable Passenger Steamer
oiden Age. Capt. Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY ENENING, II o'clock.
The substantial swiftrunnng Passenger Steamer II. w.
Powell, Capt. Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING,
au4 # R. ". ADAMS t CO.. Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

Leaves every TUESDAY, a. 5 O'Clock P. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VICAS
fgE No. burg u. s. Mail Line-For 9onalasonville, Pls
aquemne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson BayouSara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Nachez Water
proof R9dney st. Joseph Grand Gulf WaTEentoI end vcks
leave every TUESDAY O'Clock p NJ Returning
abe will leave VickBbprg every FRIDAY IL O'Clock NJ
d. +. CARROLL CO.,
Iez Agents. So Carondelet street.
The above steamer will VickHbuE with the
Dewdrop for Yazoo river
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

nsG n - IN G9nneeeh WITH Gamer Na,stsa-Fhe mag
aasls urtste will taye fer Doutldsonve Plaauainne
Baton R6HEt Port Hudson Bayou River Landing
Fort Adams, Natehcz Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand
Gulf WarHntoh and Vcksbug above For freight pas
sage applyon board.
aa3l If Advertislna Svspt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
MISSOURI RIYER.
Leaves on FRIDAY. Oct. I2. atkPa NJ.
FOR ST, LOUIS. RRTTNSJV

FOX 81. LOUIS. BRUNSWICK,
~ A Lexington, Kansas, Weston ST. Joseph and a |
Intermediate landings Missouri river-The fine
sszssSssz.sght draft passenger steamer Minnehahn,
k 4. voolfolk master, is in port receiving freight and
viii leave as above For freight passage apply board
F1RGINluSs u. pESrzEL,
oIg Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

Leaves on WEDNESDAY 18th Inst at5PM
Regular Weekly WEDNESDAY NicksbutR and Packet
M.. FOR DEER CREEK. EGGS
w.$ m Point, Lake Washington Grand Lake. Carolina
~ Landing Skipwiths Landing Lake Providence,
camraeks Landing, Mtlke9's Bend, veksbmg
Warseuon, New Carthage ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf Rodney
Nachea Red River landing and Bayou saraThe new mag.
nifceq and swift running passenger packet James
Battle, j. H. Ests master will leave ahOFa will land
Coast passengers For freight passage Hpplyfo
ID K. CARROLL X co
SCI II --------Z- Agents Ha CaEandnltt street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

FOR GREENWOOD, SIDEN
IT, n fazoo lIy, Satata md all Intermediate land
ngs Yazoo riSer-The superior light draft and
aSzazszz26 3 running passenger packet steamer Col
Jadsom will leave above For freight passage apply
on boa d. S tti"'
o9. ---- GEO D. HITE Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16
sPALDINC,s PREPARED GLUE

A. aocidents ,ciUhdgpen IN 'oregndtsd HViesFts
very have cheap and convenient way for repair
Ing Furniture, Toys, CrockeFy, &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16
THE JAPANESE IN WASgINGTON

WAsHINGToN, May l5.-The japanese ambassadors
exhibited much diplomatic address and sArewdness-'
Their dispatches we're exhibited last night written in pure
English showing their rank the obi Of their mission
and proving that they il the capacity of ENJOYS
Extraordinary They to visit the Secretary of State
tomorrow aud viii be received by the President Thurs
dty. They to-day forwarded to san Francisco by the
Pony Express dispatches for their Government announ
eng their arrival n Washington the incidents of their
voyage and giving observations which must prove of
Rreat benefit % both cnnntries
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16
BY HECTOR DAVIS. Auet

% Save. ''' '''' HECTOR DAVIS A''
ia29-df
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16

CnNGRFSsfnNAL

WASHINGTON, Nay l5--SNArE-Mr. Douglas made a
powerful speech the Territorial question in opposition
70 the views ot Senator Davis.
The Post Office Committee have unanimously agreed
TO report bill authorizing contract with Carlos Butter
field TO carry the mail between New Orleans Mobile and
several important Mexican Gulf ports in connection with
his existing contract with the government The passage
Of the bill will be great benefit to commerce.
The Michigan contested election decided. Cooper,
Democrat was ousted, and Howard Republican, admit
ted The Post Office appropriation bill was considered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16
LATER FRON MEXICO.

Nav ORLEANS, May l5-lntelligence has been receiv-
ed from Tampco 70 the 9th Of a great battle near San
Louis PotoSn which about O00 troops we're engaged
e.ch side The Reactiouss completely routed, with
the loss Of Is pieces Of artillery and 900 prisoners
Their whole baggage and ammunition trains captur
ed The Liberals entered the city amidst the rcocngs
Of the peOpe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16

BAtrW0RS, May 1.-THE venerable Thomas Murphy,
formerly, or forty years Of the propretors OF the
Baltimore American from which he retired about seven
wears ago died at his residence in this city this
ing the age Of 81 years lie connected with the
hr,t newspaper published in Baltimore and was widely
known aud highly respected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16
POLITICS IN ALABAMA-

MoDuE, May l5th.-A large Democratic meeting was
held in this clay last night which resolutions were
adopted denouucug the scCeders from the Charleston
Convention, aud platform Constructed to be pre-
scented 70 the Baltimore Convention. Delegates we're
appointed to attend the Selma Convention the ith of
limo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16
OLD DOMINION S,YyGs BANK,
NyHTTE SULPHUR WATER,
" ERON Ttfp
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING

GEEESBhKR COUNTY VA.
Ybe long established reputation O WHITE SULPHUR
RNGs Tor the Chronic diseases renders upon
thelr medicinal efficacy unnecessary.
o'tsd and by persons their homes and experience
iu1y iefes tCih Lie ten. tc sfs nat hare rs-sd
fran their use U5eH fytrk f.A 0t htE,HHtIiH.
These waters are gently APFRIST very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their gre0t fts redy and the quality above all
that has given to them their high reputation is their a''sra
s p0rsr or peculiar operative Influences by which they
.ti9ialts G!rdal a6r,e''ols re'fr G5Hir dzsdtoRS.
~yerce ola,,t, the smaller vessels and hJo'r IF ocbd
diseased organs, thus producing the Ge,d-
reuHd cdHg demanded almost every If Chron-
As az GpERILNT and Alternative the range
which tey applicable will he apparent to medical menuch
the Stomach, BOci Lirr,
Ei6sys SIZE De- de- Upon the functions Of the gener-
ally, they exert marked effects stimulating those that are inactive
and establishing healthy secretons In ch as have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA and In Chronic irratons
Of tbs Stomach and Bowels they employed with the hpest
In the various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARRlIA often cured by them amer other
idles have been Intellectually tried
To COsTIyENs Of the Bowels and to PILES they well
adapted.
unattended with inflammation, they very servceable.
To the Arsy IarHs CHRONIC OBSRRU CT0NS &C. Dec-
htr eades their drotise influences often emlneny
NEURALGIA and the various Nervous diseases when they are
the treated with
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy Is coeyal with
As palliative Of most excellent effect 10 GOVT their value has
been long appreciated
In MERCURIAL DISEASES and in that peculiar affection that
abuse Of Mercury In YPHYtTc affections full
course Of the Water urvaed In curative rowers
or Pamphlets descriptive medicinal character and ap
Probabilities OF the Waters furnished gratis on application ts the
Agents
These Waters securely put up Springs in glass bottles
are being furnished TO the Agents In Richmond
the supply Of the general public
e prevent imposition each bottle has the words 'GRFRN
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown IN the glass, without
Orders from individuals the throughout United
States, should be directed TO - -
ap2T-d4csm Genr Agents, Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16

CHARTERED 81 TIE LEGISLATURE OF YIK6IAIAI
VyHIS INSTITUTION wiz receive Depostes, on which an
Interest OF s per cent per annum paid on al sums remain
ng on depose than monh and ave per cent when
remaining shorter period
OFrcE-At The Hardware store Of SIMON 90, u Main
street. he BANKING House Of H. MArHy Co. corner Of
N,in AID Wan Girssta g. WORKMAN, President
D. BAKER Jr, Secretary.
O J. sINTON, Treasurer.
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Hur 49, BAu.-Ac elderly woman, named Susan
Bill recently rom King George county, was arraigued
5s0 Oh. Myor yesterday on the charge Of threaten
-,E1.auce 20 Mrs lydia Hall Both parties occupy
separate apartments in house on 2o,h street. and the
com #"art stated thar the trouble proceeded from a
ire ON the part Of susan Bal TO get her OF the
house, iu order that she might carry unlawful busi-
r.. The defendant through her learned counsel
vI.. ulbuev Woot,ou Esquire candidate for Judge
-- tHi- allegation, but could not rebuff the charge
-- -.i against her DOB the peace warrant She
,.--g,v required TO give security for her future good
Behavior.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16

B,irNoRE, May 5Four dull and lower Howard Street sc
what duh and lover White tl5UtL6O Red al 4ll60 IA
active at >iO,s Lard steady at ll Mess Pork Us
whisky s-ic
Yukk May l5-Stocks dull and easier Virginia 90
ClOn hrm Flour declined iJlU els Souhern unchanged
wheat owcr-Whe tAtll44 Corn active and lower
600 yellow 1Jsgt,c PORK -avymess SiT SEQ ~ prime
az 50l8tj Ntskv-no buyers of-r-d cis Sugar
qui Mus ovado s... Ho,iI -s2.s. Rest unchanged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16

~ FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE is the only place where
Pineapple Dresses Wash silks wide Grapes Lutong satns,
seersucSe Nanks Novelties China Laquered Articles and all
kinis Of curious American India Feather Fans bark bead
work. &C. be procured Wholesale AMI retail No 63 Broad
way Preach aud Chlre Fans latest styles Queries and samples
by mail myl-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16

i.-rrmNG PrHuc Wos,mr.-A Young man named
eeF T-ae>er was before the Mayor yesterday, for
So a- cigar, in roa. Of CLAY Street Chapel on SUNDAY
i .li using pr0itne language 90 the gentleman who
D. .,.el him To- de-'s. He was fined S. and held 10
p. Tor li, good behavior.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-16

COTTON YARNS,
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COrrOS CORDAGE, In coils,
COTTON ZINE TWINE
,,,rs r''''' join n GORDON son.