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The national Republican., 1860-12-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.


Albany, Dec. 9.-The State Canvassers met
here on Saturday, and canvassed the vote Of
the State, with the following result: E. D. Nor
gan, 35S,272; Kelly, 294,8l2; Brady, 1884.
For Lieutenant Governor: Campbell, 36l, l,9l4;
Craven, 293,572; Viele, l8,435. Canal Com.
missioner Barnes, 36,93s; Wright, 293,s53
Jaycox, l8,347. Inspector of State Prisons
Bates, 1853, ,457; Rhodes, 294, ,066; Allen, 1850.
Mr.. Van Wyck's majority over St. John in
the tenth Congressional district is l48.
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RETURNED PASSENGERS. - The steamship
Huntsville, Captain Post, which arrived Sunday
morning from Savannah, brought eighty.six
steerage passengers, who were sent back by the
authorities.
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UNION MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Dec. lO.-Mayor Henry will
issue a proclamation in the morning, calling
Union meeting of the citizens of Philadelphia
for Thursday noon, at the State House.
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It is currently reported that the Hon. James
Guthrie, Of Kentucky, has been rendered the
Secretaryship the Treasury. Another report
says that Mr.. Holt, the present Postmaster
General, has been offered the position.
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Fort Kearney, Dec. lO.-The pony express
has arrived from California. The vote Of that
State stands: Lincoln, 38,7O2 Douglas, 3s, 900 !
Breckenridge, $4,000. The census returns give
the State population of 100000.
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THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.

SOUTH CAROLlNA.
Charleston, Dec. ga large company as.
sembled to-day on board the ship John Fraser.
The Palmetto and Lone Star flags were run
up, and secession speeches and sentiments were
uttered by many leading shipping merchants
Tonight some of the friends Of the success.
full candidates for the Convention are serena
ding them.
Charleston Dec. 9.-There is great activity
at Fort Moultrie. The defence every day is
rendered stronger. The wives of officers and
men have packed up their effects, ready to
quit at a moments notice.
The Legislature will probably sit during the
Convention.
News from Florida shows perfect unanimity
in the State for secession, and the enthusiasm
is increasing daily. Lincoln was burned in
efligy at Fernandina on Friday last.
The Convention election returns from dis
tricts which went for CO operation in 1852 show
great revolution in public opinion, the vote in
favor of separate secession being twenty, to one
against it.
Columbia, Dec. l0.-In reference to the
proposition to send commissioners from Vir.
ginia Kentucky and other border States, to the
South Carolina Convention, the Guardian says
it is useless measure-that the Convention
will not listen to persuasion from any quarter.
Nothing of unusual interest is transpiring
here. All the members thus far known to be
elected to the State Convention appear to be in
favor Of prompt secession.
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh Dec. 9.-The joint select committee
on Federal relations have agreed to report on
Wednesday next q bill to call Convention Of
the people, to determine what North Carolina
shall do in the present crisis.
TEXAS.
NeW Orleans, Dec. S.-The latest advices
from Texas state that there is an understanding
between the members of the Legislature of that
State, that the Legislature shall meet at Austin
on the 18th December next, without formal
call from the Governor, and that it is under.
stood that the Legislature will call State
Convention on the Sth Of January.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Dec. SIN response to recent
applications for a suspension OF specie payment,
the Kentucky banks have determined that such
a measure would afford no commercial relief,
and consequently they will continue to pay
specie as usual.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Dec. 8 The Governor Of this
State has called an extra session of the Legis.
lature on the 7th Of January, to consider the
nrasent condition of the cou ntrv
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.

Nep York, Dec. lO.-The murderer of Mrs.
Shancks, young man some twenty years of
age, giving the name Of Alfred Buchanan, has
been arrested, and confesses the deed.
Frederick the first mate of the SLAYER Cora,
has escaped.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Tuesday, December II, 1860.

bD- If any Of our subscribers fail to receive
their papers regularly, we hope they will notify
us of the fact without delay, that we may call
the attention CT the carriers to the neglect.
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CLOSING OF THE CANALS.

Albany, Dec. 9.-Under resolution adopted
by the Canal Commissioners, the water is to be
drawn out of the canals on Wednesday. No
boats are now moving on the canal, those ice.
bound between Albany and Schenectady having
been got through.
The national Republican., 1860-12-11

KRISS KRINGLE'S HEADQUARTERS for
N Toys and Fancy Notions is at LAMMOND'S,
Seventh street, cheap for cash only. dec 3-3t
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RCMOONER nTRNT.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. l0.-The schooner
j. Soaring, for New York, with cargo of tur
pentine and rosin, has been destroyed by fire
here.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mr.. H. D. Reaver is our authorized agent for
Georgetown. Subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper can be left at Barnard's Drug
Store, corner Of Bridge and High streets.
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rtpr At rrw opIrANs

New Orleans, Dec. s.-Blessey's oil store, at
the corner of Poydras and Magazine streets,
was burnt last night. Loss $4,000; partially
insured.
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FOR RENT.

A THREE STORY and basement brick house,
n on the corner of Fourth and X streets, con-
tanning eight rooms, nearly new, and in good
order. To prompt tenant the rent will be
moderate. Inquire of J. T. Clements, agent,
No. $50 street, or at this office. nov 26-tf
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CTION

And those who have, let them insure the moreb'
The Potomac Fire Insurance Company
Of Georgetown, d. c.,
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1881.
STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE!
THE Stockholders and Directors embrace many
l. of the most wealthy and respectable citizens
of this District.
JOHN MARBURY, President.
HENRY KING, Secretary.
AMOS HUNT, Travelling Agent
Office and residence No. 81 North street,
Capitol Hill. Box 454, City Post flee. Orders
attended to Immediately. Losses paid promptly
Care for home, and home will care for US.
nov 26
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DOCTOR JOSEPH T. HOWARD.

OFFICE No. 36G Fifth street, and at Shuman 8
" Drug Store, under the Clarendon Hotel.
dec SIN
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|. SNYDER,
Plumber and Gas Filter,

W71LL introduce Gas and Water upon the
w most liberal terms, at the shortest notice,
and will Guaranty satisfaction.
He has on hand lot of Cooking and other
Stoves, which he will sell at less than cost Call
and see him. Remember the place, southeast
corner Of Twelfth and F streets. nov z6-lm
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H AVANA' PAL ACE.
GREAT BARGAINS AT THE PEOPLES
CLOTHING STORE,

CLUTHING STUKE,
No. 406 Seventh street, near E.
T AM now offering my large stock Of Clothing,
l. Furnishing Goods, Hats, and Caps, at re-
markably low prices, in order to decrease my
large stock.
N. B. All persons in want of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods will find It greatly to their
advantage to give me a call, as | am determined
TO sell lower than any other house in town.
Don't forget the name and number.
J. II. SMITH, Clothier,
dec I'm 400 Seventh st., op. Post Office.
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A CERTAIN CURE for Coughs, 90 ds, Affsc-
n tions of the Throat and Lungs. A trial
will make every one its friet d, being agreeable
to t4ke, and certain to cure. Price SO tnts.
For sale by Messrs. Gilman, Stott, Clark,
Wright, Nairn, Ford, Kidwell, Thompson, Ridge
ly, Moore, Major, &c. nov 26
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New No. l Mess Mackerel
For sale low by
BROWNING l. KEATING,
353 Penn. avenue, near Sixth street.
8. T. SHUMAN,
CHEMIST AND PHARMACEUTIST,

Corner Of Sirfh street and Pennsylpdnid
apenue, under the Clarendon Hotel,
RESPECTFULLY begs leave to inform his old
IL customers and the public in general, that
having located at the above stand, he will be
happy to supply their wants in his line of busi-
ness. dec 3-ly
The national Republican., 1860-12-11

CITY STEAM FIRE.WOOD MILLS AND
COAL DEPOT,
Foot Of Seoenteenth street, beloD Var Dept.
KINDLING and stove-Wood prepared to suit
IL the wants of each customer
Coal kept in coal-houses, protected from the
weather, and delivered free from dirt and other
impurities. 2,240 pounds to the ton.
7. ]. h W. M. GAIT,
Office 2s2 Penn. av., bet Eleventh
dec 6-lOt and Twelfth SITS.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Dec. SIN response to recen
applications for a suspension Of specie payment
the Kentucky banks have determined that sucl
a measure would afford no commercial relief
and consequently they will continue to pa.
specie as usual.
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TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Dec. 8 The Governor Of this
State has called an extra session of the Legis.
lature on the 7th of January, to consider the
present condition of the country.
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Now let those insure who ne 'er insured before
And those who have, let them insure the more
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Wit Die 0amen.

VII DIE Nat1en.
Or. SonICn's unb 0acpfe's &rsnetmtttel fir Rronfts,,sr
tn SsreS 0fFse ~ srsa .nta. oS SSuialtattSnsn unenteeItGS.
Geinteuna wtrten nit erDeter St6erbett, O6me S6nrrsem USe,
lOnntss naSsdaemltSt YET. cSsr esiatg, nnD UerSsn per p0R frt
So an 8Ur 1916, 9OA-OfNce ger-gprf, aterf4tdt.
Damentrantbetten, wie weteer Slut, @ebdruiuterSOraa &c,
fnten innele Seiettteuns In Cbtser NnhaIt:
6ttIuna aaranttrtt
III Heicuttre atwmer fir DamenI s ~I6.Ltutp
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IL Subicribenten iUtuie aud MnSeisen fir 9SaIb
tn9ton u. Georgetown per6en in Srn. 8. 3. 2erdJs
StUre, IL. Ctr, nabe Der Nennfplpania Mpel.ue ents
9egen9eilOm men.
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Widti9 fitr iun9e 2eute!
0r. @amfpm's mnn Or. 0acpffe,a

DeutI6 : fran5SlIde Seilanltalt,
52 8roabpas, benz ct. Ntnplas ScteI a~eaenIber, gien. Mcrh
Die glptpwenststett in &~rantbettsn Ter @ei6I 6tsoraaue Gin,
rattoneCe unp ttutse Sebanolune benz oeHtf6en @u6ftturn Der gssr
Spectaltdt unentseltlt6t Ratb Az ertbeHen. '"'
Sn bteien 70 wt6tsen llebeln TT tbrt 8etanbluna arafco NIT
o~erientasi. welde IN Der Yariler 9rarts anaeranbt NIB Scn anSn"
nsrn, ME @itrrb, @elpean &c. Sertreten ptrb.
I'm aud tter btsie 70 srtolsrsiSe gletbOoe e~tr,ufibren. bat Sr.
Or. Qaephe npn benz Hospital des Veneriens In Darfs Id Es-
wceen seiublt, elm 8weiebureau IN gter- gort tn ebiser @nanIt
ansuteeen, no feins unb Or. Wtcprb'e 9rGparate fetS ScrrGtbto
etn percen.
Verlrner, wei6e NIT SenerHben Cter s~ebeinten 9rnnttetten be.
battet inp. bur& Samener8ude, Selbfbea eduns ODER ionaiae Nus.
nisl6wd&e, 8tttern Der @leber. &ussnf6pd&e, Rhfenffnrr.sn
Ober wCtl gar f&On an SoatOmnlener Supetens Cber @ei6Ie$tS..
ftpdhe lstben, rnb9en it'd psrtrausntYoq an cttee NnfaIt men
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Sn ben betrefenIrn 6duen werben nur ectrtfte. ooIsorisH.
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Iub wirb per &crrefpOnrens tn 8rteten Ratb ertbeflt. xrs,.
etueefhlofen Rub. Soite Srefe bittet man an BOZ S57s moo
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: OSemer Snt= uuS N)siitenzoabeu

Ntejnen 6reunben, 8etanutcu unS ~iterbaurt een seeb.-
ten gNblttum Die er9ebene Nn5ei9e, CAP i4 mtin,n Out uo Sap.
pen-Stpre
$50, 43 Salttmoreitr., 2, ijbar DON Treoertdlt IT,,
nit Der 8rb6ten Na5mabl neuer un' mpoerner g9oaren fir ben
98tnter reGleben babe, umb 9ete ne men Ruueen bic NeriderIn9,
paB i0 bel gutter l8aare Die 6~tui9iten @reiIt iellen pe,be.
Inn 9Gt9en 3upruN bttet t~r8ebenit
Sftl6S &baS. 3te9ter.
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,tnb 9abe cine l16r BET i6 ee9abt. Qls ma

lnp 9abe cine ll6r BET li6 9ebabt. Qls man
NUN auf bent Statipns6atS ben 8etrunfenen
purGlt6te, ltelte eS liA beraus, baB ct bic ubr
ntht mebr bate. Gr mar 10 betranfen, Aab ct
letnm Mnmen niAt an9rben tpntte. Grab Nlb6Y
jepoh iogtf, er beiBe NtGcrmtd uno arbeite in
Der 3tder= Jtafinerts III Qpmbaroltr.
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ten, paB Die Nn9efla9ten Sreunpe BON NtcGprz
mid (alias Smit6) ltnp ltnp baB lie ben 9tcf
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nnb Der SGtpanf vS6par3er peter" aufgefibrt.
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tritt. Na4 Dem Gbeater 9an3fran36en.
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in Der @rbetter=5ale, SO. 5 g. 6reperidtrabe
lnter Der 2eitung pes prof, GiQmann,
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b~ilt9lten 9retlen SIT baben. Sci teuunsen werpen
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gen Natur weroen %oerbtnoert 6uid otsieS a~Qbeuenoe @erl9Sne
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alien Oru99iten iu2 GtS., 63 Cts. uuo ST. Die S9a6tel.
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ipwte IonIti9e 28eiBnabereien weroel auf ba8 iorgfilti9lte uno
ptinttltdite bel ber 0ano an9eferi9t III
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g. 2lQe Sortcn rpn Serrembenbe

ippis ionIi9e &3e1nabereen weroen auf oa8 iorgfiltislte unb
panfut4Ite bel ber y anb an9eierti9t IN
Np015, 1p Nc. SO Sertn9trnitraBe up Stoir5.
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EpAvE pu pEuxrEmE prsrn1cr.-n q

~ ate conduit su depot DIES epHycs du neuxieme District,
encognure des Bienyile et talrel CONNIE epayes
I'm muet bal boTgne dun u,il esropit. etampd
pepaule drote-trouyd feicoignue des H6pial
Levee.
y lie dit animal NEST rGcm6 dams cling jous les
fras payds il vcndu lenchare pubaGe dsp6t,
10 SASiEDI 2S de lGie 1850.
j. MILTON REI.F, CdnnisSaire des mes.
Eouvelle. Orleans, 81 de niet
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= MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
mTK1tpIANo FORTE MANuFAeToRY

War KNABE CO., Nos. 3, and Eutaw street. Bal;is
more respectfully inform their Southern that they have
enlarged their factory and prepared supply the
demand for their Panos They unqnestionaby the
durable contain all the latest improvements fully guar
five years. For great power
and agreeable touch they uuequaed.
Taberg stakoch and oe great panists have used them
their and have given certificates superiority
They have, for the last years taken the rs premiums
all competition in ali the different sstes where they
exhibited Last they received Eve first premiums
Montgomery Ala; for the Southern made piano.
one for the best against all competition.
full supply Of the above instruments may be found AT
agents In New Orleans, at
NELL h wAsIBBRN'S,
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
iels Ig&w s;oeg Beiiilg up steiEz9
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w 23d Of July, 1860 the black boy WILLIAM nIIas
GEORGE Says he belongs Mr.. Edward Hallwood Mr.
John Hniey the latter lives miles Donaihsonyia He
has knife the breast and his hRd fingers
Of pleasing eouuenance is feet 81 inches high ana aged
about 26 years.
The will call and claim HIS property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR
- Keeper Of City Police Jail.
jy26 l5t Clerk d Comptroller
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ALFRED A. nUCRos,
Clerk of Comptroller,


~ CITE CONDUIT depot tayes p Deu:ieme District,
coignuFe Benyle ct Galyez-
Une yaehe stampce Ia croupe partic dc
eie droite coupGe Foeie guuGhe fouEchepas
d'autre etampe nj iharque.
clair areie gnuche roupGe fenne
reille en.dessoas-pas espe marquee
une vaehe nore oree drolts couptc orelle gauche
due foufche.
81 les dts aninaux pas iclans dams cnq ionrS ct
les ais payd lis vendus rencl publique dit
depot, lie MERCREDI Ter d'aout 1850,
j, MILTON REI.F. Conrnissare des Rues
Nom -flrIea 10 de fntttp ix26 Al
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1,pAvE pu rRo1srE,rE prsrR1cr--,, j.

N CONDUIT depot tpNvps TtoIsiefne Usc enc
coignnre Clouet e. BoIs- Fniants, CONNIE epase-
I'm chesa girls de y hAu IL nez BLANC, 1aehe
de blanc sur chaqne cote du aque mextans
In elis,e gauele
Uns pouiche couIeur de 49, de haut n 6toia
blanche les yeux les piedN deftlere blahcs
Une umen de Is mains de wee un pouin aleau
de 10 nlains de hAut
Une nle bai clair de de hspf ant une nsrore
me&iesne h Ia cnisse gauehe
81 les dts anmanx pas cnq jous IL les
fras pages lis yendus reirere
lie SAAEDI, % de Juliet 1860. f''
j. MILTON RELF Con,missare des Rues.
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w AS brought to the City Police yafI on, the
w Gid Of July, 1860 the black boy HENRY HOWARD.
Says he belongs 10 Mr. Eugene Way
sissipp river, SauTe plantation parish OF Iefef.
ST. Charles He has small neck near ths
ear feet inches high and Is aged % years
The will call property according 10 law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, In
. 49, - Keeper Of City Police JAN.
iy26 l5t GtszR II t,n1rtro;e,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

STREET COMMISSIONERS DFrIrr,
City Hall, New Orleans July %, 1850.
THE OWNERS of animals at pasture In
the City Park hereby notified the with
in five days from this date said animals will be the
Public Pound
j. MILTON RET.F,
Street Commissioner.
Registered July 49, 1860.
ALFRED DLCRoS
Clerk Of Comptroller.
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BUREAU CoMstssAtgE DIES RuEs,
el.de,Vlle. N'llr, Orleans ie % Julie, 1860
L ES pROPRIETAIRES d'a n iInauN en- DIR
IL iuruge lie Pare de In che avttts par present
ae les dis 1nmanx dams les cnq ors suvat
date Gcheant les dts annauS asrent envcyas
apayes pubques
=. MILTON RELF,
iypNs ,y NJ, AK
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SECoND DISTRICT PoUSD-yya. bronant

- the District Pound Of Bienyile Gal
One cow branded A NJ the ramp crop right ear
crop ind swallow fork on leitno other brands marks
One brindle and swallow fork left UNDER
bit on right other brands marks.
One black crop right swallow fork the LETT.
Which not claimed within five days te expenses there
on paid will be sold at public auction at said depot WE'D
NESDtY August l, 1860
New Orleans, July %, ls60
j. MILTON RELF Street Commissioner.
Registered July o. 1860.
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INTERPRETATIONS FOR THE CONTRACr

Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY, July 70 1860
will adjndicae AT Office a; IL o'clock NJ the above
tracts.
lyl3 LIT V. DUPLESSIS, Conlltroer,
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Approved by Committees on Street. and Landings Of both
Boards OF the Common Council.
Esgnedl BENZ. s. HARRISON, ! f,ht
lSignefl =. A. kISGSHAND 9Niiiei'
Registered July ~ 1860.
ALFRED A. DUCRos
jyl3 l2t Clerk of Comptroller.
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CEcoNp pIsTRIcT PoUND-1yas nroughs

2 IN6 SECOND UlstFlct Fonhd BlenNile
Streets cstrays--
One hay mule blind Of eye and lme branded the
right shouler-found estray at the Of Hospital
I.eyee
Which not claimed within five days snd the expenses there.
paid will be sold NJ public auction at said depot
SATURDAY, July %, 1860.
New Orleans, July q, 1850.
J. MILTON REIF, Street Commissioner.
Registered July p, 1860.
ALFRED nUCRos,
CLERK Of Comptroller.
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Was brought to the City Police jail ON the
w 9Th of July 1860 the yellow boy JOHN GIBSON SAYS
No. lie Is o. inches high scar from cut on the
upper lip, has full bearded face 81 years DID,
and has two of his front teeth missing,
The will call and claim his property according law.
MIGUEL. HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
HENRY DUREL,
jy9 15t For Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-26

WINES AND LIQUORS.
&AXERAC REGANDIES- We HAVE GOOD
Jsuppy on hand and receiving by direct mpofaoA
France additions Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1895 eighth pipes 1898 eighth
quarter pipes laoz do do 1906 IL halt quarter and eighth
generally this article pure unaduterated For sale on
New York terms and prices by
wM. f. LEyERICH 4 CO., 81 Old Levee st.,
ol9 " Sole agents In this city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-26

nR. MARTINIS CATAMENIAL CoRRECToR
Has had
A TEN YEARS TRIAL,
Which should be sufficient convince every Suffering Woman
OF the great value of the
0ATAME EMAIL CORRE CToRi
And that it is without exception
The Best Medicine before the Public
All Diseases arising from irregularities, Chronic Nervous
Pains in the Kidneys Pains in lie Small Of the Back,
Pains under , The Shoulders L9wnes Of Spirits
heult Mensrnaton, Suspended Men.
struation or Cessation of the
Menses,
And almost endless variety of other diseases attendant on
irregularities snpernduced by colds by exerton
constitution severe mena or physical labor The simple
dy for all to at lie primary the disease remove
it and assist Na,nre regulate This by
great CATAMENIAI G0RREGToR. which has never failed
10 effect cure when properly used according The directions
and fair trial given it,
Itpepared from the recipe and under the personal super
confined It's to his private practice For the years
that has been before the public has gained for itself posi-
ton That will by is RAPID increase Of popularity place
the head of all remedies heretofore offered Moments
eases the more especially those above enumerated which
often end in Consumption.
RFor sale by respectable Druggists throughout the
Union and CanHdas.
Price, 81 50 per bottle.
Gle the money be RENTED direct us two or more
bottles ordered time the medicine will be
charge for TRANSPORTATION
Particular directions etc. accompany each bottle
Druggists can be supplied direct from Laboratory or by
Banore, Nd j.. Wright Co, New Orleans La; f. O. Wells
Co., New York; pyoti's, Philadelphia, Pa John n. Park
bic Wholesale Druggist ii New York or PHILADELPHIA
w IT. aqe PSS for s the 0eeor and
j D. L DE NYsE.
General Al gent for the United States aud Canadas
1ye iy&W 81 Ann street, New York
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-30

gsTW We have, within a week, Travelled
over large portion of the State, and it at
tords us much pleasure to state that we have
very excellent prospect for fruit. Apples,
Peaches, Pears, and small fruits, are ali
above an average A few orchards are
nearly barren, and some trees are fruitless,
on the Northwest side, but generally the
late cold weather did but little harm
Ind. Farntr.