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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

R5-Singer,s Celebrated Sewing Machines.
These Machines have and great improvements Fine
Sewing and their sale is rapidly increasing They used
preference all others the largest and fashionable
making establishments New Orleans also at all the large no.
tells and principal boarding houses and in of private
families, and give universal satisfaction They will last life
tmeare warranted superior every other Machine the
oney refunded years the charge
negroes, without cost for repairs freight.
They sold If desired, trial. with any all other
Sewing Machines. WALTER BENNETT, Agent, 80 Camp
treet New Orleans. NIB 2ptf&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

TEIBaRA Under this head our readers will
Ind IN our advertising COLUMNS communication FINN Mr.
Roht Pkin which, after toehing slightly he late disaster
Charleston. the eosoloty balm AFFLICTED politicians
and others Of The knowledge that civilization has yet
Fs vanished His stock OF goods Is Sill on the highest stand
ard Of excellence and friends thai If they VIII
call AT Nos Is aid IL Camp they viii ind Mr. Piskn
pleasant AZ his hanos -onia Indicate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

FIxruREs FOR SALE.-Those Of the late tempo
Fary establishment # Ms Hyde Geaarieh It's osaaI
street, See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

M0NzVoaEEy & sAITH win sell tbs dav At half
pass seloel Df Eaos ssbies witassaa nv rsser ~
assssR Is dspaafs II he fwelxe me yauns nu
Fea nasasealaEs sss advertisement MA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05
Cigars !. Cigars /.

Purchasers viii always find in assortment of well
known brandsInenudad Flor de Puadas Merdana Flor do
Pancho Redowa, Caboga Partagas. Know Something
ngton Dos Hermanas Mazo Habano, etc. etc. the lowest
prices.
P. PRATS 81 CO.,
o25 2ph % Commercial Place.
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Correspondence.

correspondence.
MR. JOHN e. owENs-Dear Sir; The Ladies and Gentle.
of the company attached the Varieties Theaer feeling
DESTROYS of expressing their cordial appreciation
the liberal and courteous with which your manage
men has been identified during the past season. well
their personal and regard you beg
solicit acceptance of their services for Complimentary
Benefit to take place upon evening you may please
designate Yours, with sentiments of high regard,
Mrs. John Wood A. II. Davenport
Mrs. w. A. Chapman w. A. Chapman,
Susan Denim, q. H. Morton,
Hannah Gale, Thos. II. Morris,
Adeona Gale T. b. McDonongh,
Mrs. L. 4. Seymour, NJ. W. Lefingwell
Mrs. NJ. w. LefHngweN Geo. Lingard
Ella Wesner Geo Waack,
Eliza Shew, Geo. Becks
Mrs. Bryant, james Taylor,
isabella Preston, a. Howell
Mary Preston Henry Hawk,
j. K. Greed, -@=@C c. G. Ghesiey
John T. Layrey, W. b. Ghippendale,
Joshua Lpman, John L, Phillips,
Samuel Grafton, Chas Straudbnck
FIJI. Hyatt, And Others
To the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF the Varieties Theater;
hardly know how convey you my for the very
faering evidence have given ysur kindly feeling
and regard 1t indeed gratifying know that efforts
to maintain the position of the Varieties rstcass tenn
pie OF the drama have met with approval well
hearty Of the citizens Orleans The success of
the has depended much upon your efforts as
mime The public have appreciated you your and
assure have been the less apprscstFe Of them
Believe that in this somewhat position Of man.
ageto receive such testimonial hands of my associ
ateseel that have cordially recprocats your
expressions of good feeling and thus publicly thank you the
high compliment you pay
need hardly that cheeruy accept your prosred kind
and respectfully designate Saturday evening May for
that purpose.
Believe with sentiments of esteem your FRIEND
JOHN E. OWENS,
myS 2p3t Manager of the Varieties Thester
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

4 sHsaAEF SAzE. Ehe sheriH sells Ii auction this
dAs aaans 1t the Cy nossl nn,non s.
pssse n 4 gsespd sluaIeaoa viase sress seses.
VI and Ksrlesss xsfess Third District Sac aassr,ssr,sr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05
Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No. 1T Canal street. opposite sIde
No. 2s door from Rampant where he will pleased to
ceve his old friends and others who may desire his professional
| services nI6 2ptf&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

We have recently received large additions to our stock Of
Shades and have
desgna
We have also article of Window Shades intended for
Lake Shore Residences which will exclude the rays sum-
and cause pleasing shade Of Light in the room.
J. D. CAMERON 4 CO.,
s30 2p6t Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-05

COEt01e SAed HtELEeF.
The first and only successful Cotton Seed Huer exant will
be exhibited By the W R. FEE the corner of
Tchoupouas Lafayette streets week. where he
will be happy any and M persons interested the pro
duct of Cotton Seed.
He Is at the time exhibiting OF LATTAs PORTA-
BILE ENGINES AND BOILER admitted to be the best and
cheapest known Call and see. my4 2p6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

ARMYErTp tbi. cisy on Sunday, Irly IS, Mssfa vie
esplu~i L Arusnt 10 the 4stb year Of ssr Ve
CHRIsTIg-On Saturday, jay Thomas aged y,an aAs
pporths; tn. inst, Rnbert sssds yesn nd mesth
and few hour, s,r spne Jspe szcd years end ouskS
ali % uslispst sore throst cbd,en Of Geo w and My
Tn. u these children inferred N hs Csct 4
the Eyegrsens ~
ropIA ND-Ip P,oohlyn Saturday, Jolly H. OF cbosn m
trim Josrb Worster iraot Of Peter H. ssA nxyJ Je
.epbine CopIspd eyed year and 20 days
pOyLE-In thi, city, Saturday, July Edward Dye, se4
IS year.
aoI.IsARr-op Monday morning. JAY Is, Nm. .. eeHbsr,
daughter Of Antonio ASoy esa OF nsvsne In Ne
I'D yesr Of hers -, -,
The i,Ids ana rtives and those OF her brother vranes
Izoy ar, resp. ctfIy invited without fnrther nse 70 a.
t.nd the fun from the residence OF DER snfs Ne 20
Ws twenty ,ecor street 1De et4 ocock Yscssy.
Porto P,ircipe ard Havana papers please copy.
BAsKrNS-In Brooklyn Cd Sunday morning yny d. q
Hsuiiton son Of " iDism AID Ann I hahAs ased =
mouths and days. -. 49,
KYYeER In r.w.York Sunday, July H. bHo' Mo
Fljzsh.th K.y,Sr In the 18th Tssr o. hei sse a..
Der rSusins taken on MONDAY tns iosn' '" s@s'se
Lorg lflsId for inteTment
hilsdsiphis papers please copy
PADDOCK On Saturday July, mr Mary Psdaocs seed
yesr sidov Of Cap, Reuben Psddock.
TIE relstives friends fny nvheo o
fnesl on Tpssdsv st4p from her late .sidsnee' no
Fest twenty eighth ,tree', without further notire
povFRs-At Jersey Cry on ssessday Iuly ~ Acme n,
son II Berr p md GeorsisDs L. Powers ase' jean
months and Is dey,.
RyFRsOE-Iu this city, Saturday July John b:
Pyern son George and Jane x, sed 7ye~s sod
months
Henrietta only chill II Jspes stew art ana heuhess fnefn-
dtr sged years snds months
wHITTINGHAM-In willamsburgh on saturday, July u,
Mr. Bsrsmin Whi,tinsban in the 74tb year o. his .se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
TIE ZOUAVES IN NEW-YORK.
nRILL IN madison SQUARE.

The cuIiO-y f those who viaited the Zousres in
n IL quarters al Centre Market yesterday morning,
az prsiihed by view Of their fill lie, which is elm
pl aid earnest In an It's uas these singular soldier,
sDJpiy ding tie 10 phyfical indulgence,
rsi-tn tie ,ncFvaiion Of iuxuTious .sPoae, and by
careful Method maintaining the divinity OF the human
form TIE eou, &c of the pest night Indicated by
lie nspfacks not yet ali taken from the door, Tue
Zouaves trp almost upon their arms and surrounded
by The insignia Of heir profession The earler hours
usre passed INCLINATION prompted and many Of the
bsBdrome yooibs oui beis way 70 interesting points
a. out towp preserved from the fhts Of the japanese
edeftIialr by The plain uniform they generally wore.
Afler Dooniide they gradually came togetLer ADD the
citizens prebsp were enabled 20 regard the successive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

r, ,,,or,hin Rorgri1 (y Homba-g and SosAdMyt1s-Dn
Antonio Muro. PEREZ. and M.racsiboi Krsbhan.sn
New orb d O. Broton, thaSepbis; Mrs hanhard tvo
Den L. NJ BsrsH har.e.ibo; Mr. Hos..'St ph1'asiah.i
S IA and serysnt Havana: Mrs and Mis-. Nsmeer A Arsa
scLsefer New York Elm,,. saipors C. He!n, Ss
Arb J. Greif G. Brands New.Yors Has,r, Bodslo H. Il
Kstsrtro'h T; Kaufman, r stuT'ks NJ hen z se9sss
" Pi.feru,r c Hufnsgel st. Louis. y. Fhue, IN J. J.
schcte Pa T. Dominique B sbsde Havana Ua i;.
and child Havana w Lass wife, child and intact Ausnaa
Ca C. Fsnser wifr and two children; John H,nsr ~fe
Becker C ago Mr. Jos phne Kuhn and fonr children New:
York Mr. G. Hsnr.s Sp Frncsro; Sister OF Charity and
cbid Gin: Mr.. A. SonJerman Havsns; MIRA e. Bur,enre,
Mr., H. rbenpe easel A Lobkanp, New Orleans others u
steerase. Total 2o2.
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nsow can be east upon the bospi slsty Of Com
,anv II NJ which Can't Sch warts il chief.

o 9, nsow can be cast upon the bosp sIHy Of Com
,spy II, Of which Capt Schwartz il chief.
Company II. entertained tbs guests with dinner a.
the Lsaygs Bouse, lat evening TO which about ono
}ur bred and fft' persous eat dinner ABOUT O'CLOCK
TIE bour was tiveD away in the sacred rte OF martial
t.Ilowship. Capt. Schwartz msde speech. He con-
coded the palm Of superiority in discipline to the Chicago
owe, the New York troops, and bestowed upon them
msny compliments sweet as the c'nfssi0n ,na. we're
IA under the company's tongue. Col Ellsworth
Unclaimed any intention Of desiring palm, and rec'pf0-
ca'ed suesr.
Thus having settled It without resort TO arms, inc
soldier. went to Nblos Garden wherein they srolso
and abou Oh Trey might be Tonmies attracted NOT
few bright glaDces Flags were suspended In 'eau'
tiful folds over the entrance 10 the psrquet.
Escorted by Company C, Capt Morgan of the 18th
REGIMENT The Zouaves will visit Brooklyn at o'clock
this morning, and will drill and parade there and IN
East New York.
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p...rr,evs Arrived

Mi, Apna Foncb Mr. Mr.. wsnchs child and n9,.s
"a Es,per ar adv Rudclif and vt- Mrs 3 Hill Ms ssd
Ms. Pruo. Mics T. Prize Mrs NeSfl. Mrs. gefh Mr. T.
Mon,eou,Iy Mi., Roberts Mi., Casey R.y BOYD L,,d
Love Mrs Whiie Emesou. McMinchley hce'lepdnsn De-
yjdsop Kpo, MphosDd sheygore, Prst, Bsrphy Hernot
R.imer Parker Mrsgher Stewart, Thomson Jete hoss
Hill IL
IL bra Ann J,op Cape Palmas-L L. Lloyd, Ms Rachel
Wuliams Mrs g. E. Powers
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......J
Cleared.

Steamship uat CITY, shudt, Havana, Hargons Bros
ships-Jotn Pert'sm Hspl K,ndson, Hsrobuvs u r. An
nck Co P-Ie,tire Lord London. r. II. Morgan Msnhst
tan Dixon Liverpool C. II. Marshall Co.
Bsk-T,io. Bryn, Bpckwi.b Bolmsoe Hosdsy ~ n n.
Bries-Msy Ellen Br) Sherman, 81 John. N h, d. r. De
rolf s. Peter, isaus Nasvits: Peters A. ao.
lett Fsnscr p Book Co g. B. Hamilton Remedies
H. vIig; Enir Tapsy Salem; N:is5 R'hsrdson, Cien-
fuegos T. Rev wood Stc~ Q Narcotics, T r. Ssnf I'd
8, boouor,- Rsu,kaw Moss Bchmond " Pieyson 4 Co.
W Smith sccu wiminsion Jonas Smit 4 CO Reaper
hnnehshs Young, Philadelphia, master
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Man REED.

BROWN poUGI S. On Monday, July 10, BY shs Nv D,
Morgan. Thoms' Brown '" Margaret Douglas bed d 9
city
Albany papers rles'e copy
,YrrpTsoraIRR O fITTn this eity on Thu,~drv y,,,
40 - a.. Rev j. hp P0isl Edwsd Cslb~t.on Of PGiIaSl
Mi 10 Miss Mar s. daughter Of the late John AIbrst
III city.
sEIrYp-HoOgFR-At PoultDey VT, % Morauy, yusv
by ibe Rev Hale n. is,,ds,es es u: bidS. hs6s
dsnshtsr Of M Daniel h oshsr Of the fsrmas place
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of Baltimore tBr) Pe,de, Liverpool }sy
,lt' 4 siRT .,s 6sss
hs.siy i ale. +. Of the Hook Bremen BAD oori0s
s.ssn,i:t Rpnisve Post Savannah, md.c ind pass to r.
s,ssnhip Chesapeake. crowen Portland mase. and pass to
s.s.H.tp ccanbs Berry, Charleston md.e. and pass 70
Ship Jin Msrcs c.b.r.e H.vrs June pd.e a pass
S.rt Fierce Of whsIs ssk eeorre Mary rui.s h.a
@ = LIP n oil hsSss s.s&s '
Co.. Had . and calm. H.
Ship YORK. Liverpool days COS. snaa4 pas.
Bari idu.,sT Rictmer from Iegiqu. Msrr .ud P..s,.
e sd. SHH % asy a y
g. S.r - s.e y @ s si ss .y 10 ss s1s
pSsh s.il hs'sps sc.n1s n E date brig
.xS,is:s r.: ss1 en-. -
II s.s: @ s 'siP = fsSs
Mar he 4 Firms STEERING s
s.S: palm an" o. % se ys psrs,ssd Co JAY James
Hs ss s2.y srs, june i Ss' .aa hide.
to MsinS rhtp.S Co Sailed rom tasa. Jolly 10 comps
Bre DUebs:. Or Of H.IegOo sowl.by, casia IS days.
Frs GisnsSs pesen Naevii.. July sugar uosI.dO &c,
LSe HsG 9 With sSt siSd e' 70 H
B whsw ,sf Burkpqrtl wymsr, sagus 10 days, sugar
Bhr Union BIZ Smith, Windsor N s, day. plaster to
RrgJ. B. King tBr). cou Windsor S. 10 days, plaster
Eris Mary Pierce, Bartlett, Rondout, coal for Salem
PrR Euir Mi &c Rondout coal for Salem.
schr L.urs t;erTqds Campbell, winington n c, days,
sebr Me Wrd z N Wilmington, N c., for New 0rk with
schr Liverpool tBE Pies Eea.her.s days. fruit to Jssspa
Sch, Alma Tre.ch) Dalsheu, St Pierre Is days a.h 70
seh Robert Caldwell Hudson, Ch.hsston days, cotton 10
s,br 81 MsSsm whalsn Gloucester day. hsh Wood
s5h' VIM S qi-d... FOumer Camp Piucsney 7day. naval
SIR Queen Of Clippers tBr) Loelhsr, wini.~ N s., 10
scbr W. Fsuiin, Boston day. md.s 10 ,. c. Dayton
scHr Florids, Kelly Boston for Albany.
sehr David Cox Corni.h, Bottom fT Albany
ssSl ss gs Robinson, Rocslspd d.ys lane
ssSI fT.assIS, West bs.tsa. n,i;s. f.i Allan"
ss,I s S Crosby sO.'pR .'de 70, albany
s ssS sp,nSd a sS Is Ssy q, s0'"
se ,Rscn smith kisa S, iGs D cS. es Eo.ten
sht TIRE s,ter., P1cen: vi.s,nil wood
Sell Eli1s J.ns r,inps vr3inia, apples.
sshr sOp,.L, IVA, Van name yTs9is, yG0d.
sG newell sia"s. E ias1S at :o i fof Boston
seht A stewart hbr,h,s Alsaasata days; eesL
tofnehsl fhlnde phlt Nosyt S"tNtcn
schr Righlsrder NirA@nnn Albany for Bo-lor. "a
Srhr Tyran Alden H. Nsnfnrs q dsSe
scbf Grs- Caroline Bse Eew-Bedford for EfyaDchfost
schT Hannah d.. Nrh-Ison Rcst 3aya
Schr Henriet's Newman, New port days.
sclr len Fleece. Guns. Bsstos . days. -. -
shr Julia Arm Rogers, esns+a !. iambs5 e isa Frye
soop Speaker Snih Fl!EholaPot cod Cor so steni
~, er Planet Wison, Pl.jepia ride 10 'sSrs Aus
pltdsk gee
kELows ship peyou.nirc Anderson. Loasss Iup; II A.
SAlLED-Stgtnships Baysris Hn1bpisi S'sA"i NV nv
WIND sun.,. s,,kas end
TIN. NJ, Ay.,An sor LoeSos and the BE bark rso
3 BeLoT Ct Quarantine. rrls
Nv Tsssgraps. I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
SECOND MEETING.

SooD after The organization SCI oDd meeting Of THOSE
unable 10 get within shot OF the main stand organ
ze0 atont Mr.. Grants escium-Gght wagon, which was
adopted 10 platform.
". Il. f. HONEY pasii,d, and addresses were
made by Dersrr. RITTERBRASD, MURRAY, LAAEERr,
and MCDERNOI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
n, r~sssraps.

aANDy HOOK Iulv IL ei6al steamship kayirss. 70
- .r.i thr bal Of 2:81 lud steamship Quaker city,
Tor Ham, q qsp M Sohwgd bond vessels n ssa WIND
y p Hgbt: ~ssther elondy ana bay: -, =.
Hl.I,IANp3 July 10, snsetNo vessels N okha oo0na
a, u,,a IN bt rom : 4 wesihe. cloudy =,
'NoRFOLk July li-ArE Ia happton Reads, stf JOSIAH
Rradl.e and saNrd FOR Savainsh a m - -
SAVANNAH, July ia-xhe sefs~ s,tanssip n M S1Jef
ar al ryboe 1t II o'elock m. Al well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17


of the United State. in tie State Of Illinois Gent be-
fore Their people They agreed TO discuss the Issues
they pu QuestiOpe 10 each other for answer; and 1
ust soy bere, for must be just 10 all, that have
be-. enrprised in the examination that made az lin
within the lat few DAYS of this bet 1eeu N.Y.
Lincoln and Mr.. Dopgas, 10 find that IN several points
MIR. Lincoln is far more conservative man, unes' ne
has changed his opinions, than had supposed MN
to be-"
Remember. this is Democratic Senator speaking OF
M. Lincoln as a conservative nan.
"Ttere was DO dodeipg on lis part. Mr.. Douglas
started with bis question: and here they are WIN Mr.
Li0eon's aDsw eis.' q,
These aue stio1s and answers fellow-ctzers, shall
read TO You for they touch directly upon the points
which ere now under dscussion in this land.
"S9uesOn /. desire to know wbether Lincoln
20 dtv as he did IN 1854 in favor of the uncon-
ditional repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law1
And her, you see the skill of the practced dispu,
taut mr. D. ngla. assumes that Mr. Lincoln did stand
in 1854 here be never stood in his life IN favor Of the
obs Adi,iopsl repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law.
- ADss er-I do Dot now, nor ever I'D stand IN "a
vor Of the unconditional repeal OF the Fug'nse Slave
Law"
stands pledged to-day as he did in 1854, agars the
admsop OF any slave State into the Union even II the
Ieople desired IL T. .
= read this QUESTION genil-nen, because some OF
those friends who have been criiisng declare thai
/ ana now supporting usn whom they are p .assd 10
eall an Abolitionisf Ard desire 20 show that hf.
Lincoln stand. Sp0D that point exary wrere our Illus
xrous leader Henry Clay always stood. Cheers.
"Answer. do not now, nor ever did, sand pIefged
again It the ADMISSION Of any more slave otes into e
Union"
r. at is The positios that Mr. Seward oeeoped IN the
dehSLe respecting The admission OF California INTO the
Ur ion. 49,,
"Questi1n 3. ] wan; n know whether be stands
pedgs pgr a the adm sOn Of new slave stae INTO
the Uua 8, such constitution ~ The people oil iha'
Stale nryset Nv 10 maker
ABsweI--" de- stsni pledged against the ssihnis
non Of ne % State INTO The TyiJn with such consi
ulcn the people Of that State may s-e NJ TO maze.
"Quefiion A. ! want 10 know VIII Their ne 7Ianos
e-day pl.dg d 10 the abolition Of Slavery Ia me
Dis,r OF Coumbisl" ~ 4,
Atswer--"I do not TO day stand pledged % The
lbobuon of Slavery in TIE Distict Of Colu nbia."
" Question 5. Tdesire him ~ answer whether ne
lands pledged TO the pIobibol of tue rave-trade
ttweeI the different Sitts- . -.
Answer-"I do not stand pledged 10 the prohibition
4 The slave.ti ade between the different States %
"Question 6. ] desire 70 know whether he stands
, 1860-03-20


Patrick" said a pedestrian" which is the
road to Burlington:"
:. "WLo VI! tquld JON NJ namc'" said Pat.
"Then, bs iahcrr, guess The road to Bu1ling-
ton, retoEted the offended Hibernian.
-ThG higher yuu rise, the wider is Jour hori;
ron; SO the more you know, the more you will
see to be known-
There Is some philosophy in the proyeEb
thatthe Arabs tent is small, but he has sunrise
for bis front door,
1t is easier to increase our wants. be it ever
50 much, than to reduce them, be j: cvcr SO
little. -,
The scenes Of our childhood seems a {:
pleasant dream, long since dreamed.
The Mobile Trfdnns declares that Tennyson's
Sea-shoEe Idyl, lately contributed to IN English
periodical. cost about $4,000. 1t consists Of
313 lines, and at the rats Of so per line. there
would be $lj,G50. But the price actually paid
was s. per line, which makes tho payment
$l,5o5.
The Princess ClothiIdc i. not very pretty.
but sic speaks aueatly i've languages, and Is
thoroug b Greek and Latiu scholar; is well
acquainted WITH ull the works Of the ancient
md modern poets md is particularly fond Of
quoting Shakespeare. Her character. in spite Of
her extreme youth, Is very trn1--this her lace
indicates. The Empress EugeGie is very fond
Of this Ecr young relative.
That E1onus OF SOUTHERN MEDICAL STUDENTS.
The commencement At Jefferson Medical Col
ltse, philade]phis, 1ook place on Monday. One
hundred and serectr students graduated, Of
~hom one hundrtd aud twen.y-six were from
the Southern States.
L RECOMMENDATION.
friEsp wAxIIEG 1 BOOK EEErK1
lcsMmendto our fav~ the beaIt. d:as sir:
A. Is frok keeper one eaa e5cel Tim
Kt.fA
and when IN rsturu them tell hin.
Ea va~. and Iyotest4 vii! do 70 tu:IneHow.
As'sac.p,ta! b:oE.keepei. 'aotta, 10 NY totroW
~ I. Ere Pot.
"A bed Of tripoli, q valuable polishing sub
stance, has been discovered At Port Hope, Cana
da. aud is being extensively introduced to tho
public.
, 1860-03-20

Wa have now in a.ote. and ass c1aT re'aof ssA s8
ES,
In pa - fcuow. to ~hich invite tas II.
teoNon Of lhe tade:
50 hhds muscavado su1s1,
123 do Porto Rico do
70 do wew Orleans do
800 bbls Chicago Refined Sugar.
$50 do New York do do
Is bags Old Govcrnm't 1ara cofss,
l23 do Lagzira Oof3ao,
35o do zio do
IS DO Mocha do
100 bbls New Orleans 5do1Assts,
1co do Cuba do
IS ss Do Do @ aassr House sy77f.
100 do Golden do
IS do Portland do
500 hlf chastx 1geaa and Black Tex
$50 bx 6awyer's hito 1*sasivo Soap
100 do Josso catloy's 90 do
AGO do A1Palna Soap,
1oo do atar Candles,
- do 9to1iue do
~ do Mould
$50 bblz snnodrE Tobacco
12o do Chewing DO
SIS bats do do
$50 fancy caddiea do
ITO T1mported Cigars.
50 ia-. MacaboY Snuff,
1913 boxes oawoso Starch,
IS bags 2oppezs
IS do Opico, IS boxes olovsss
IS cases a / Nutmo59,
4otcs ?rime Rice, 400 mts oassla
rs hxAExino Goldfish,
ITS hfbb1x ~ White E1shg
1870 boxez Ecaled Eex1lcx,
l76 do Al do
1e4 bags Uried Apples.
25tbla Ganto 0rrrantss
1913 boxos Layer xaisics,
3T6 do u. Il do
So kfbx8 do do
a6c coils EIacilla and Jute Ropss
&5s rcans Trappia5F FapeEs
37j jbales do Twins,
liz bbls Tr1o Cider Vinegar
80 do Eairy salt,
75o boxes Pipc1.
ses.T lo9 Socth Hatsy edtst
, 1860-03-20

4 DoupLE CASE OF AEr,x1ry.-The Utica Rtr-
al, of March 18Th records the recent operations
Of quartctte of Free Lovers, ;n that city. as
follows: It seems that Mr.. F. Skinner. who has
who is married man, was seized with sudden
attraction for young and blooming dau,sel
nrsued kate Beardsley, whom he brought home
with lin. Straightway. Mrs. Skinner was taken
with IN affinity for a certain Doctor Bentley.
clairvoE ant rhy s'cian who has recently lectused
subject Of IS .'Conjusal Relations" Dr.. Bentley
Inns u wife and three children, but he illustrated
his faith iu the doc:riues advanced IN his lee
lures 1'y taking Mrs. Skinner according to the
laws Of muts'Gl affinity. Kumor l'as il thai this
tlou5ls pair, limited but not married. are uow
i is bnl justice to ndd sbnt the great majority oE
tbs sriritualists Of Utica are loud in their de-
nunciation Of tho .".free love" proclivities OF
Skinner and Bentley.