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CATTLE AND COTTON.

Some weeks ago, in reply to pAiladelphia paper
which undertook to show that te cattle t.crop' Of
the Union was worth more than the crop Of cotton,
we wrote and published an article in which we en-
deayored to establish the absnrdity Of the claim,
as well as Helpers ridiculous story about the great
yalne Of the hay crop Of the North. We showed
that 1t was not what we raised and consumed, but
what we were enabled to export to other lands
after supporting ourselves, that constituted the
sources Of the wealth and prosperity Of the nation
And that il vas Southern cotton mainly that con
tributed to this result with u.s.
The Philadelphia Evening journal did us the
honor Of copying our article and speaking approv
Ingly Of it; but through inadverfenee, no doubt
gave the credit te { Charleston paper.n And in
this form it has 'sgone the rounds Of the press
The Charleston papers are ali 80 abundantly able
to stand upon their own merits that we trust we
may be- excused for noticing the circumstance, and
claiming for ourselves whatever credit, if any, The
article ii question may deserve
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
Special 10 th4 New otlsan. crescent

HAVANA, July 2, 1860.
NJ. Edito,.-My last letter was closed and placed
in the hands Of Captain Caughlin, on board oflthe
Habana, at half past 3 P. NJ. on the 30th ult
Since then nothing Of any moment has occurred
in political point Of view; usual with the Gu
bans when there are no grievances to complain Of,
amusements have held full sway. Dancing, music,
cockfghting, with little gambling now and then,
is sufficient, SO it appears to occupy entirely their
| attention.
There at present entirely devoted TO the ban
| Dos which have been formed at Guanabacoa, town
about 81 miles from Havana. These 5anlos of tile
red and blue oelors hase.been got up by the local
Government Of the town, so that with the attrao-
ton Of the balls and amusenents offered by each
rival band to gather funds for the building of a
church and of d charitable school at Guanabacoa.
The colors adopted by the two bands are red
and blue, and each one Of the two queens has sent
invitations to their respective friends to accept
the titles and decorations with which they have
thought fit to reward their merits and to present
| themselves at the palace of the queen they are
willing to acknowledge as sovereign. The Captain
General has accepted from the queen of the Reds
(the beautiful Merced Piana Anedondo) the title
Of Marquee de Ia sympatia, and has named him
Gencralissimo of her forces. All persons of any
note in Havana have received titles and offices
| from either one Of the two queens.
/ The queen Of the blues first elected was the
H. ;,ht to t,rst hon ~ =, pas
Iar fa1bor orsa senoo - tb.t ,ba bai ~,
he nu,li ono Int ta
Tbs =, si,o,v .,,o
and n rasalt was tha shdcat;on = H. 60,
danghtsr The new o,,sen alee,sa ~ tha b,nas I
the senar;ta na Altaaraea sicrs hsa,,.r t IS .o :.
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CoMMER0IAL CORRESPONDENCE.
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Orleans / Crescent NJ

eperlAi 10 inc =Aeyf of4eans crescent
HAVANA, July 2, 1860.
m. The Sugar market since my last adj.
vices has been rather quiet, and note decline of
of q realper arrobe on the lower classes. No. Z
2. s., being easily ohtainable at 81 reals per
arrohe.
The stock II now about 900 boxes against
sa5,00u and 282,o0o boxes In the corresponding
period Of 1859 and 1865.
Business will soon become livelier owing to the
great number Of vessels now in port.
MuscoyApoEs Quoted at n to 9 reals for OK
trnmes. M
MoLAssEs "a cargo was purchased at Matanzas
ct - reals per keg Of 81 gallons.
LAan4-Prices improved with sales at sls1 10
laaper qtl. for tierees, and kegs at $lsa. Stock
2i6a tiercas and bbls, and Is10 kegs.
RrrTHR Market ghltted, a few lots Of philadel-
phia sold at sIG
l cHEEsE- No sales reportedsincs my last article
scarce and III demand.
hAsfs--No sales since nay last adyices
SOAR, CANDLES AND TAILow-No change, aud
no further sales have been reported.
LuMBER--No arrivals Of yellow pine 10 report
article in demand. cooperage stock generally
very dull
FREiGfITs are well sustained; the following char.
ters have been closed since our last: Am, brig
Mansanillo, 400 hhds molasses, sagua and port
north Of Hatteras, al ssl. Brig Rush, 400 hhds
molasses, sagna and Philadelphia or New York, at
$3ls and ship Wabash, 100 hid sugar, Matanzas
/ and New York, at SCI per hid
EXCHANGES continue very dull at my last quota
lions: Sterling I2a tots; New Orleans short sight
and New York and Boston 60 days bills par 10
llper cent. premium.
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arp 0resns las Crescent Saturday aanio gay Z 1860

over the alue, in the approaching magnificent
ooch.iights which will come off on the 25th 2Gth
and 27th inst.
The two queens, With splendid retinue, came
yesterday afternoon to Havana, passed through the
city on their way to the Captain-Generals country
scat at the Qtifte de- los Molfaos to invite their
Exceuencies over to Giuanabacoa, and to assist at
the approaching anlusements. The Gaptain-Gene-
rails lovely wife the Countess Of San Antonio, gave
an arm to each one of the two beautles and made
each of them several splendid presents.
Folks hore are rather astonished at the decision
of the New Orleans courts with regard to the two
steamers taken at Vera Cruz, and in conversation
yesterday with several Catalan friends, limited at
the possibility OF this decision of the court having
been taken in consequence Of the New Orleans
fHbusters having heard of Spain intending to send
$4,000 more troops here, and Of o fDonnells threat
Of putting stopto American insolence by landing
at the head Of these $4,000 men in Florida, and
marching on New Orleans. Qstjea sabe Z was the
general ejaculation. The truth is enormous bar
| racks arebeing prepared over at Casa Blanca, and
near the Principe Castle.
There will soon be shot, on board of q manof-
war, thirteen sailors convicted of piracy on the
high seas, numbering the captain of a vessel and
part of the crew Of SLAYER, and robbery OF specie
on board, besides committing several atrocities.
| John Williams, the sailor of the Wanderer, who
was arrested on the charge of murder, having shot
a sailor belonging to the Spanish bark Fiel, who
had crept on board of the Wanderer for the pur-
| pose Of robbery, and who had cut the hawser, 1
understand from good authority, that the Fiscal
(prosecuting attorney demanded Of the court that
he should be sent to TIVE years preside, (ehain-
gangl.
/ The assessor of the court, however, thought that
justice would be fully satisfied by eondemning him
/ to four years banshment from the Island, and it
| was expected that he would have been discharged
| on tile seth nit. Some fornnlity not having been
gone through before the real audieneia he is not
yet discharged, but it is fully anticipated he will
| be in few days.
| The rains referred to in my last eontihu daily.
| Indeed, the rainy season may be considered TO
have commenced.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

LATER FROM PIKE's PEAg--St. Joseph, July o
Denver City adyices TO the Esd uitimo ares re-
ceiYed. j. b. Gard, from Quincy, H., was stabbed
by Frank Hadley, from Atchison, Kansas, on the
evening of the 2lst, about IL miles east Of Denver,
on the Platte river. The unfortunate man died
from his wounds about o'clock the next morn
ing. The quarrel was about driving into camp for
the night. Hadey is to have his trial this mern-
ing at O'Clock, when tic facts viii be elected.
One Of the men employed on White and Mar
shall's train was supposed to have been killed by
the Indians He had left the company to hunt,
and not returning when expected, search was
made for him. when he was found with an arrow
run completely through his body. His name was
not learned.
The weather had been cooler and pleasant. An
extensive fire had been raging in the pinery fer
few days, filing the atmosphere with smoke and
clnders, and metimes hiding the sun for hours.
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As ever.

HENRY CLAY ON THE DECLARATION or IsDEPEsD-
RscE.--ln speech On Slavery and Abolition, z
delivered At Richmond, Indiana, October j, 1872
(see Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay, by Mallory,
vol. Q, p. 597) Henry Clay said
The Declaration, whatever may be the extent Of
its import, was made by the delegations Of tie
United States. In most Of them slavery existed
and was established by law. Ii WAS introduced
and forced upon the colonies by the paramount
law Of England. Do you believe that, in making
that Declaration the States that concurred in it in
tended that it should be tortured into i virtual
emancipation Of all the slaves within their respeo,
tive limits? Would Virginia and the other South.
ern States have ever united into d declaration
which was to be Interpreted into an abolition oj
slavery among themg Did any Of the thirteen
States entertain such b design oI expectation 10
mpnfe such secret and nnavowed purpose syonld
be e charge q political fraud upon the noblest
hand OF patfiots that eyer assembled in council,
fraud nppn the confederacy of the revolution q
fraud upon she union Of those States whose Consti
tuition not only the aRfnlness Of slavery
br1 permitted the Importation of slaves from At
Tiea nntl islS. And am bold 10 say, that IL the
doctrines Of ultra political Abelitonists had been
seriously promulgated at gie epoch Of our Reyolu-
ton, our glorious independence would never have
peen achievedmnever, neyeri''
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Southern Industry
F-A s $ NJ "a MS INIIIc WE'D
STAR" COTTON TIE,

Below certificate Of old and well known captain long
trading this port who has received Cotton bound with the
above Tic and which he supplied planters the
inventor machinery ready manufacture which win
be shortly 4 is considered by captains stevedores and the
press engaged the ORLEANS COTTON PRESS, sure-
riog to ltis lalneus Button Tie.
Factors buyers rapc dealers and others respectfully in
yIed 10 Wit and Inspect Nj. fassmaa Factory Orleans
Yard No y Tche0rhaule street, which is daily IN ll opera.
5tioa,
Both Tlcs-hoopg well pputed-for sale by
F BEhCHER, y Commercial Place
NEW oaInavs, July 6. 1860
Ms. U9nry Fassmaa
Dear rsirEhe sbip HayalocE undcr my command has
ceved from tie Orleans Cotton Press loco bales Coton bound
in ironnestly with your improved Star Tie. think 1t
superior all other Ties which hayo my
ton and well satisfied with the condition in which
into tile ship 1t Will he noticed when comes ont Of The slip
at Liverpool and you have report oil the condition AS
for ifou bands my impression that they keep be Cotton
compact than rope, and that If they put Or the
weight rope apt 10 break. .4.5
Yours truly,
l.. SNOW
isl apH ~ Captain ship IlaYelock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

's BfTfrX as a AI ass AudEK. Says the McGregor
Slowa) Press Ar. John Baker, of strawberry
Il soint. was bitten by Il massanger. He was weed
the garden when he felt something sting bis
finger and jerking his hand quickly from among
plants tlis snake htug by bis fangs TO the I'm
ger, and was drawn out iro1n among the weeds
atr. Baker happened to have half pint Of whisky
haIsd, which he Immediately drank, and procur-
ING smother half pint of whisky very soon drank
also, and Tie poison was arrested: no serious
consequences were apprehended.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
sasssss' sales ON eighth pa ge.s

4 WIG y asfr. Angustas Coriolaaus skanls
travelled usi bib beanty generally butespecally on
s glorious cllrls. These latter were his weakness
f nd hts barber pride. 0ne evening, when tonso-
sia III Had fSiEiy left The Inspiration Of genius
upon those shining capillary pirals, Mr. Skanks in
aoeently and wlshout any idea d drawing atten-
sioH To The sabiecf asked Miss Lydia Ann how peo-
nie could possibly take his hair fer q wig.
4 Because replied the yonng lady, they see
II ezpeseg eis y block. =
sEaAlzs was d:sgrstesl.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

RBThe History of Hair Dyes shows that
they have been in the Old World for ONE THOUSAND
YEARS Perfection sreached Mt last. The modern world adj
mits that tCRIsTADoRos EXCELSIOR DYE comprises and
parts all the elements Of beauty which Heaven
the most favored heads The change eeeed few
moments
Dr. Chiffon says after careful analysis that
deeterions ingredient
Sold everywhere, and applied BY all Hair Dressers.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
WRIGHT Cos p and 15l Chartres street. General Agents.
je8 2plm&T CRTSTADoRo. No. Astor House, N. Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

+ GslH sASAORS Case; AT Concord, n. H., on
akurlas iast. ele gfaIid iury found bills against
ths nitea statss officers for kidnapping Frank b.
abelza 9il ihe I'D cf Hil. Il will 10 reeonected
tzat 81 lbprn had heesl laned Oh witness by
EBS zniEsd states The HaEpara Ferry
nfestI ana refused. u attend. Gffeers
I'VE setat VI arrest uul. hrt Id WINS rescued by
lsisesa. Tho oillcars indicted arc James
Carlton Genrgs D. Coolidge, ". n. Fagleton and
4 4tson freeman, Jz- There are fpur counta ii
= the indie tment charging seizare without lawful
wsFrants assault, atc. 4 u bill was found against
sssanborn Cor assanlting tho officers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

sl;e y. 81 sfasl Steamship Desote. j. j ofnstoy
spsnznaiiaers arrived yesterday from New York,
Sia Mavana. with merchandise and passengers.
after laying Il hours at tha Quarantine Station.
The Desoto LEFT Eew York June u, noon; ar
riyfng II Hasana Monday, JuIy ., and ieft for New
pziaaas oa the sd III Il A. Nc. Had pleasan,
Meather during the passage.
Tse hcaita IL Havana remains fair; weather very
asarn. Business was quiet. n news Of import
asnee since tia sailing of tie last steamer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

Mr Smith, yca said you suspected Tie pfis.
did you suspect him Y Becos e Tired INV ronn,s
without beafin' dogn the price,, ssfs tls i rnle
without many excerssensg' G Hits a rule without
no hazcepiions, yel Ferskip; oRest men are hal.
ways stingy. and never satisfied hunless they get
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

. new Go1ros TaE Oar readers will find else
slssEe ~ adssssisae Msi FeEstan.s naw ssar tot
is ~ soas though iis bustn III
s1 Ma2nx Aess Y tats n asNs q The ship Haseoek fsan
les lesier eths esaa published r. HI ID
Fatai5 y ans eser noe esiez " non bcui,d Isl
aH ias his bas fss, as 1a,es ,,,e
ssieIast flas 1eiss and te tsk 0f eourse
@ ss es'e ia Of lfs fnas sss ,llnl
rope III .e d MA Il %
rs Y \ litiit s1eulat sfal priuse esia ep
Hasas alSs this fasate ipvatale ensafIfe 81 ts
@ iae ezltaI a ease Witnessed HnisunIts and ea.on
iss ~ ss. slizsii u Ne "a ol binding ais sad
s ID AZ sVaA 10 sfc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

d Al ase indebted 10 TIC gentiemeno Of Adams
Express ri New York, Memphis ana Mississippi
aayass III advance 81 The mail,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07


For sale by the following firms in New Orleans:
f. J.HART & CO,
ID. GRIEFF Il CO.,
JOS. III. ,& l. N. MARKS,
EATON. BETTERTON &C.,
j. MORGAN HALL,
W. A. VI0LETr 4 CO.,
PINCKARD, STEELE Il CO.,
GOODRICH & CO.,
BUNkEiI. 4 BAIiIEFF, -4=.. .==z
@. THEUkER,
SCHMIDT & zEIGLER, 5..z
II. BLOCK C Co,
z5. BISG0E & SlMMS,
ARTHUR 4 Co,
GEO. i. WITTE & CO.,
w. Il ALLEN & CO.,
p. DWYER,
CONVERSE & co,
kARSTENDfEK & CO.,
G. II. RAILEY
F. w COELER,
TH0MPSON& Il BARNES @74
-s.= JOHN T. MOORE a. CO.,
HOLMES SPENCER, .=f5
W l. LANIER Il CO,
JAMES SYME,
q. N MORRISON d CO.,
Il. CDNERY,
PAYNE Il KEMP,
COOPER II SETBERT. ieI3 2p3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

l3a Slsfs EsEa' ysEsv. Forenen Of the varions
naeetad Misli this Department, will
llaEesiye 6g tlie noIice pubished elsewhere. that
70 meet at tile Office or the Fire
men itabla Associatipn, on Tuesday evening
h 3aHxt. Sst zr8 d vide HI
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Cigars , Cigars j.

Purchasers win always assortment of the well
Known Flor de Puadas Msriaan Flor de
Psnco Redowa Gaborga Partagas Know Something Wash
neton, Dos Hermanas, aazo Habaao etc. etc. Lowest
-, P. PRATs l. CO.,
o25 spsr 20 Commercial Piacs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

az~AavertAsefserst iaags<ea as sc nsaal rates.
tssse1 sscasst a.4ss % ssEalsr slvssisaTs
~ -Tlas xTersxfy Cresrsnt u pasishrd sgoEy Sat-
saFsxy nsasnsss aissripslaa sssnsasiabs savanso
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

The Passef Of Tile steamship Desato has oul
sssaniss fol- usHal iayors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
M The Best and cheapest sewing MIN

H3- The Best and Cheapest Sewing NHa-
chimes Geo B. soat Co.'S New Style. These Machines
have great improvements all others similar Wheeler
Wisondong away With the troublesome Leather Pad and
Loop Checks.
Parties ant Of Sewing Machine invited 10 and
examine before making purchases, g7 Canal street
je25 2plmlW NJ. s. IEDRICE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

s#EssFSs NJ EsAEs--
+ RsFses sssza M tAsisSet orlesns ssls Al j.
aaussl, ssaaahia pfcpcsts IN the FeaTth
n,assasts
Ha-HasllsslaIs .oa sa Haee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

If NAiTos. auctioneer, will sell to-day at IL
ark ~ ~ tls 81 aAaflA change sas aeselit ~ lie
iHoss khAs " sa q BArhest alo Asse sa arei
l,9n q fsss fks fsae cook ifanss. tasle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

aloSgco courHr ~ iIIgH sell this day at Is5 o'clock
s MsEHs Ralsa eiisl stables splenaid szda ana
hafse Aaso Ito same iae ai mace se4, HE
aaes F8Sgss See sEasef4issiiacn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
rRAYElTNa CORRESPONDENCE.

Fourth of ,1tay at Magnolia and Hohaesrile,
Mss. Presentation Of Banner - Barbecue,
Bal ec.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

E8ExperaeTce teaches that delfeaey
many females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and e That objection obvsted in the
of sr James Carka's Fenle Pills. prepared after the pre-
scrpon OF Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen of Eng
and well known TO be the only and safe remedy for
difficulties and distinctions from any ca,sen They
be sent bottle containing 50 pills. post free by enclosing
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General Asnt United NOSES Rochester
N. K, j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggists. fe9 2p1y&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

1aE suEREsF sells At aueien llisaas &c noen, at
s t 5sei sfsss selasse I'D esfas1 Il lie Fits.
eaA Hpdstls nIH fEsts. sss aasersistaleps
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
Mating. Mating. Mating.

wahase hand choice lot Of MATTINGs Of the best
brands, which sellingst
25 Cents Per Yard:
Also, install splendid assortment Of FINE MAHOGANY
AND ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE CURTAIN sFuFFs ETC., which we will sell low to
make for fail stock.
p. MALLARD,
: 2nAI.-lnl - Ian.n .Lnnn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07


with which oft deceived community is apt look upon all
medical preparations, has long since been completely
pushed by triumphant universal insaabe
Hostetters Stomach Bitta Their effects in all disorders
the digestive organs miraculous because they
necessary result Of certain medical properties heretofore
combined PREPARATION but they asonis
ing Aged persons who deemed themselves past help from med
ieihr declared words Of correspondent that the
tianaby the majority of dangerous diseases the offspring
dyspepsia and for this complaint well the nalades
is there Is nothing in the wofd like HoSTETTERs STo
MACH BITTERs Which sold BY Nil dugists through
out The world.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
Co., 2 and i5f Chartre street. sole agents for the Southern
Satos whom all shond addressed by drug
gsts and dealers generally everywhere is2 2pstdltW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
1Yse Eastern Clarion,
PAULDTNGl MISS.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest siseuas,ol
Of country newspaper the sou very respectfully Of
feed advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
ieans. Agents for New Orleans 5
A. B. sTRAWBRIDGE l. CO.,
oIs 2pH No. q Commercial Plses.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

4 FIxss well ventilated efIice over tie Mcr-
asssss' lsBnks fs W VI Pasers Es
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

vsssly sasunrspslaas, $40 Hg Inc Week, 20 Gents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

oEpsrssrs - no. 70 CAMP sHREszr,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

Udolpho WoIfe's Pure Cognac Brandy.
In bottles imported and bottled by himself Warranted pure
and the best quality, with his certificate bottle.
Udolpho WoIfe's Pure Old Port Wine.
Imported by HIMSELF of each with his GER
tfcate ofits purity on each bottle.
UdoIpho yVoIfe's Pure Madeira Wine,
In of dozen each with his certificate on the bottles
guaranteeing its purity
Udolpho Wolfe's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported by himself Warranted pure with his certificate on
the bottle and stamp the cork.
udolpho Wolfe's Genuine Schiedam
AROMATIC sGHNAPPs
Pints quarts The Gin made in the world All Gin
sold under the of seAnapps put up by him.
position the purchasers.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
Ewsf Receiscd,
JOHN TODD.

JOHN TODD.
lie and l8,........, Chartres st........ ne and II
Has received from the Manufacturers another large
the following Goods with hair instructions 10 dispose
the @e#I }
~.. REGARDLESS OF COST!
cases WARREN MILLS BLEAGHED sIIIRTING, at lpe.-
Worth l21kc
eases WARREN Extra Fine Mellow Finish at 12cysyth
l5c.
cases YORK MILLS, Soft FINISH, at 1216t-wofh 15c
cases LOUISIANA Ratr Fine and Soft Finish BE-
Worth 20e.
cases JAS Thompson Sons celebrated IRISH LINENS ut
Sill piece Of IS yards-Worth sl5.
200 yards Fine White SDTA MUSLIN yards vide 81
yafd-worths 81 90
900 dezen Fine LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERGHIEFs, at
S2 10 per dozsn-Worth y 90
Swiss nIusIfns! swiss NIasIins:
From the celebrated mandatory RoBT MCBRIDE CO..
from 25c. TO soc Per yard.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED. a
Also immcnse reduction in the entire Stock Fine OR,
CANDY ROBES, RICH oRGANDIEs FRENCI. JAo0-
NETS, etc, i've 2p3tsfoTh&sa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
AUCTION q sEss Tlziss DAY.

SATURDAY asssRN iSss, j JuiiY I, 1850
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
mo the rraYsling cnmn,unitv.

To the Travelling Community.
WoIFEs celebrated AROMATIC sGHIEDAM sCINAPPs
should be in the hands Of every traveller No family should
leave the city or be without supply during the weather.
1t invariably the III change of weather. aud as
beverage it is the pursst liquor made in the world
Put mp in pint quart bottles Sold by all Druggists Gro
GERS and Fruit Stores.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

BRUF'F BRoTHER s. sEAy WEIR,
3sa and 3sG Broadway,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS AyD JoBRERs or
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Manufacturers of RIFLES and DEERINGEK PISTOLS.
Inventors Of tho Cast Steel oyal-Eye COTTON HOES
Sole Agents for h. P Bafs Celebrated AXES.
SUGAR sKIaAERs, LADIES md CANE KNIVES.
ANyII.s, VICES CHAINS, PLANTATION TOOLS, etc.
r@caalosues furnished by mail, application iy2l 2py
F9en90UGt.
JOSEPH NJ. I1ABORDJc,
Successor of Iaborde 4 xiqnes
Importer Of HAVANA CIGARS AND PRODUCE has re.
moved from No 80 New resee No IL rayie
of Tchoupiouas street. ieo 2pln
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

| sS Spring Bests--S5 So so for the best
Spring Bed IN existence, Howes Patent Ne l5f Chatham
street. New York Examine address the ELIiPTIG BED
SPRING COMPANY, for ther descriptive circular. spsca
Inducements 10 the trade and local acenfies y2s 2p4w1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

RS~Tyeoon of Japan!- Geos B. Sloat 81 co.
presented Of their Elliptic Sewing Machines Tycoon
of Japasc offered for sale No 81 Canal street.
AID the best manufactured in America without
Its admirable simplicity, its effective operation
ice perfection its proud claims utility
who have used them will gladly this great triumph of
American ingenuity.
iea5 2plm NJ $. HEDRIcK, Agent, ~ Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

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