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.
Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston 22d inst, to Harris--lst
dist. ~ w.
Ship Rajah, Bowen, fm Liverpool goth March, to
Crecvy y Farwell- dist, rs.
Brig Leghorn, Thomas, 27 days fm Matanzas via
Pensacola, to master-2d dist, 80.
Schr Hornet Mack, . days fm Pensacola, to
rnaster-Basn.
Schr f Bradford, Taylor, . days fm Pensacola,
to G D Metcalf &co--Basin.
steamboats,.
Gen Quitman, Cannon, fm Louisville.
Peytona, Leyden, fm Louisville.
Picayune 10 8, Broad, fm Attakapas.
4 Red Rover, Strong, FIN Nashville.
Homer, Applegate, FIN Alexandria.
Oregon, Baker, I'm Mobile.
Towbost Music. Mcclellan, I'm the Passes--towed
down and to sea on the 22d inst, bark
Annie Scott brig A A Chapman, schns Ty-
phoon and Red Fox-brought up ship Ralah
and brig Leghorn.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Austin, Forbes, fm Brazos Santiago via
Indianola 2lst inst, to g Harris--lsf dlst.
Steamboats.
Imperial, Rogers, fm st Louis.
Nick Thomas, Duble, fm Cincinnati.
S9 aa New Uncle Sam Stewart, I'm st Louis.
s Crosse Tete Gross. FIN Bayou Sara.
Capitol, Baranco. I'm Bayou Sara.
James Johnson, johnson, fH Nashville.
Mary tt, Phelps, FIN Vicksburg.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

Boston, June Is " Cleared, ship Windemere,
Harding, for New Orleans. Telegraphed, ship
Harrisburg. from New Orleans.
New York, June l9-Arrived, steamship DeSoto,
Bulloch. from New Orleans via Havana. Cleared,
brig s. Churchman, Ankers, for Galveston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
FOR LoUISyILLE.-TH FINE.

II,
wg m regular passenger packer Dia ma, Captain r. 7.
Sturgeon, viii leave New OFleahs Louisville
all intermediate landings felloya:
THURSDAY June 2Sth at 5 P NJ.
SATURDAY, July I4h, at s P. III.
MONDAY, July Both, ut 8 r. NJ
HPassengers and shippers rely the above schedule
For freight passage apply on board.
BELL, BUCHANAN Y CO., Agents,
a26 No. 81 Poydras street.
nA plan Of the cabin be secured
by applying TO the agents.
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Domestic Ports.

81 June io--In lat. 50 as, Ion. 73 40, ship James
Nesmth, from New Orleans for liverpool.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

The popeors inform The public that this well known House
viii " opened on March H and assure their
Gus friends that they will supply them la their
with the best the market Affords that every attention
will be paid to the convenience and guests are
determined 10 aavo nothing unone give entire saacono
them.
Their cellar 4 now supplied with the ehscest Vines and
their arder shall no, he surpassed Tho yey best cocks viii
always be on hand
The house B delightfully."- situated entirely distinct from the
har-roon, and has been newly furnished.
for private partes addressed TO them through the
Pos0ice, will receive immediate attention.
mi 3m LITI.ES .EQILRGHE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

At Antwerp, June : Ship Northern Chief
Yeazie, for New Orleans soon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

FOR LOUISVILIsE--THE FINE
NHsY n,Regttlar Passenger Packet john Ralne.
VIM Underwooo, master, will lcaye for the
aSEaEaas&E and MI Intermediate landings follows:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July s. at 8 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July 70. at r. NJ.
H-Passengers and shippers rely this leaving
As above.
a- Nostaternorn considered engaged until paid for.
n b. plan Of the cabin secured
for anT of the above trips By applying the AGENT
TH0S. KFEFFE,
mia TT No 2h Grnvisr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
PPER MfssIssTpP1.-
sGsS PC AFRO ANDh M sS ~ i

For through tickets this Line connections as set
forth al the head Of this conmn and further norao apply
on board at the Conpays Office No. 6I Camp street where
plans Of the cabins can be and engaged
az II, A. WEftTnN. General Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
z HENRY GOLDMAN,
DRUssIsT AND 4PoTHEeARF,
3 - = N... a1 o.,a 90 1,.,a..

SGGAk-SUGAi-FORs SALE VERY
y superior second hand Sugar MIL Steam Engine Boilel
complete with all connections and roller ii inches diam
sef sy iest inches in length steam engine inches de
diameter by Y fee long tnl Sugar Kettles yf
wrought Iron Tanks Of u hogsheads capacity each Apply t
felO If mo Canal ~ s,rset 1pJs Ns..v o.,oaa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

nLD AND PURE KSH RaIsExR-f1J barrels
" warranted old and pure, III store ana Est sale by
fell 3. JONES 4 No., 81 Grsvar sirsat
i AAy NUTICE-f HAVE RESUMED THE PRA9
IL 1ier Of profession snl he found ny oce No. IL
f rn9fs s'iss' is IN srvSoLns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

w Il. FISH. sH...........:......W. r.. FISH,
We ATT0RNER-4T TIA IF,
New Orleans.
&1-Oface-No. 30 Camp street. my4 1ms
IA GALPIN'S CHOP HOUSE-No. Ea.
&8~ changs Place near Canal street and the Post Office
SX JOHN GALPIN takes pleasure in calling the atten-
of his old friends and customers his "CHoP
aUUSf conveniently located for business and where they
will find everything the market nords well cooked clsanE
ryed ard at moderate rates. 5g
DON'T FORGET THE "oHoP HOUSE,
Gapns Beeeak Chops and sausages are as COED as Of
old Clares and other Wines and Liquors carefully selected
be bad for the askinRand small specie payment oSl H
sresssRHsss WAsIaINGTON HOTEL, s,...
SS-A.sss 80
xess
LAKE END OF THE PoNTcHARTRAIS RAILROAD.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
Sgipping alttflligtats.

4 CRESCENT OTrrcE, No. 70 Camp Street,
IA Monday Morning, June Is, 1850. 5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

CARoLlsA cow PEAs-JUsr RECEIVED from
~ Charleston. COW PEAS. Far saie BIZ
! myh If BAKE ii 4 GO 81 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

Leaves WEDNESDAY. June 27. at 5 r. III.
Regular Low Water Packet
FOR SHREVEPORT, G RAND
~ Bayou, Coushata, Campte, Grand Eeore, St. Mau
rice, Monigemery, Co,ie Alexandria Normlns
Barbins and all intermediate landings Red
Ryerrhe elegant light dfangh and swift running pms
senger packet MOr0 Jos. Augasder. master, will leave
above For freight passage apply board
=,@ H1RG1NIUS @. DENTEEI,,
ie25 Advertising Agent.
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8dulOl3.
SaubDl5.
K. VanGDls.
8nnhplt

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8au6Dl5. 8an9Ol3.
Ia Der llutr5et6nete ben @e5d6ftS= NntbetL bS 9ru. Geo. DH.
Smtt6 BON Der alien Strma tduHi9 an li6 sebra6t bat, 70 pmo er
unmebr 6aS 9sl9dtt oaf ietne ei9ne, aastni8e Getnan8 am alien
@eIdIt5plase, @6e BON @reot 9u96e8 uuo SObnIonltr., an Der
gIofete be8 8aitns in alien Ietnsn perI6ie6euen granfen fort.
t9rea nn0 emgtte9lt IT. i Si,t ben a a SHnSsn Der 6trna iOgObI
pte stneu 9ss9tsa F aa,. pna ~ @ ;ros ltetS etasn 9rCssn gSr.
II Sen %6iafsRen U1arftpretien inter ben ~anue5mbaritsn Bebinsua.
gen ~oertaufen.
C5b2tD 0dLA100L ouEu0CG.
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Sertnif1te Amsetsett.
G;roc,,a MGbmnicbtme.

NJ, S6nsiber beHoer StaOt, fomie ale Rerionen. weIbe cine
snts @dBmaf8 ttmSe 81 BADEN ,1 manl5sg 4 l sItf @r s2 'f t5mf 6s
n"s II. - 1nSsrc rmb 10 aud iWetmdl 10 otel @eIb
e eS1iSS SSfe3. m ass q mere @ ne e%cn g. ssS zen f Sist ddt}n
J. + 60 St,St in Srerattpu an @S6en, QSeiten un6 SoIen un6
Ba6ycn iEre Gi9ner oOer bic camit a.beter in ben StonO 6Sdest, f8
Ianebr Gelo gu erIpareu, ais ibuen btsteS Snt anoerert A8e9e nro9.
inn gebrauh fin6, baben mbdten, ioIen in unerer Office:
go. 159 B1ltimpreftraBe
pprIpre6eu, no @ebrau6s~ @nnetIum0eu In beutiter, eu9liter,
r~ani6fider unb iponi6er Sprote gu habeu ino uno mo mir Sc
Il fCeue Yta1jne fault auf berielten arbeten lernet.
66idt mad etuem @remptar bon Sn3er'S N6bmaN9uSt see
Ang. &ue Dtaidtnen mereen Elm sause8 Sdbr nab tbrem antahI
con un8 in bpner Srouuns unb Separation %sebaten.
CFb2S,f 10 90. Is. Brobcrtd, N9ent.
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DR.. Hufeland.
0al1dmi1d,er GorbioI


far l9ntlt 3ttiahs Won pnr.n. @rsaltunS SnfHsnitH, Srdu.
ns, WGuten pals un5 fatrr6srtusutSlneun8, &nSltbruKg unb
wenn MD rtDgit6, &r... ,lerung fir Nns an bifier RrdnfbtiI
eetfents. fel6R In ben ltstsu Stdbttn.
Dtels ber9Srnts preparation In elsl3 hen BttttFn &nrtrI6f.
fg. - g tn fur cine 8ldHe pOA Rranise ten bsftntrt, BIZ
auGsntttntr uo Gefdtrti5tr ais dut Gnrert bensn bt Btspt,
htr etett6 E1npea untsrw crfen Fo - Rranfbetttn btt rn A-
hfr tietnsn Grsaltan8 %pcrrIbrsn. Or. 8ea, tttfs tsft Gr;t.
dc uutterttdt ialt: Sd NTH utbt t~tbaupttn, bGs Ralt'
fur unf IA, wat bic Den uuh b4s ee!bt Steber fur biz Oeroks
nr anhtrsr 3cnsn ftnh abtr Id lam 6rftEmt SetF6esn, b6s
ia une 8rani9ft'sn son srOesrtr GtfdPrlt2fttt rnb nttss
%ettrbffdas %5nfdbrtn.
&tnt sslters Qrctt Der tutfeSlt&sn GefibrIt3istt Der sEs
timer hetnen GrtdltInS en!fttsntsu Erauftttsn, lstat lib bet
ttnedi Bid uber ua1htbtHbs aus SEN 0ertbtsn btt Ytiid5tl.
tbta Gtlunbbeitsamtes sntnOmmsnt GatkIs TrFsbem Poi,
taaslppti dnertanni zine Der s~efunbefsn Stdbte DER lafpR Ia
sst8t Tie 6GSelst
1882. @efdnmtsatl her Stttb,fdut f0cs.
Starben an S&wtntfn6t 1912
t" " an6ert Rranstetsu s3a9
1873. @tfanmtsasG Der sterSsfdut S,7p
Starben an S6mtnbfsGt 1895
" anDtrs 8rdutSttttu 7,65l
1854. 8tfammtiabI Der Stt, b,fdut n8tS
6tGrben an S&WtRbfu8t ATS
" ln0ers RrSnfttsttn 1856
Dtsfe 8dbItn stts.n, bae t~ttSatt.bef 4. Tthl aQtr 6tesSa
fade In stetent ean6s burb aaSstbruna Seruri ant wtrbeu, 81.
aefcbtn yn ben Idblrethen anbern 9stben, bic bon etnu
ittbten 1f'@!19n4 bfrbetaefatrt rtrSsn
S6Unt suere @~sfunbteit unb wtun ibr an ether Grfdlhna te1
bdlfaniIdbent 9cretdl uno ibr fDnaet auf f6ere Gene1una rednen
3auietOe baben bteiss set3aa nnb befen wunberbare Wirf1ul
beieuet.
Sufeu fpnrtt aber maudntdG BON SsrSrrtenent W1aoen. In mel
sdlen BON etnem dneauernoen 9ufen berribrenotr @dwGde uni
@blpdnrrn8 bes sanjen Spfems rttb man bas 8ttters Srn srDsen
WuBen fnoen.
Dafelbe wirb stn,ts Bet Or. 6. M. SadGpn, 4Ss @rtar.
~Serfertt9t unb BET aGenrDru9atfea unb @IOrebaIterr
BITE Der. Staaten Serfnuft.
Srsis rs Gents bic 8tnl&e. @,19.u
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Sr. SmfelanS's teritbmteS
GeutIcbes 0itters

beitt srunbItd dac
GtterbeItperoen, OispepGG une @eIbiuht, druni
Ite ODER neroUie Shpi6tn, Observation-Disclosures
nre ate Rranf0titen, welte pOn peroorbenem Wa>
gen ober Der 0eber t~ntlleben.
S7:%".dis reracpfan8 tnnefl de pcmSriben, Intrdus bts
Blu:e5 mad BEN Rcpft, 5durs TN WaJtH, 6ersSrenaen, Ssh.
trtnntn, UsptttfUfateit, Sdpert TN Dlagen. 58Wl6t nut
t0fts @efltI i'm Rlsen Hsb uutsrte't 5aWeter Itttn
S~erifIcpien 66v &s Der NuBsn. BEtlen tn benz @tf8t
Bit9et unb R@yfihmtrStn, Befdwetbrn btim atsnata, @sls.
gsrbeu Der 6dat uub Nustn, SsitsnReben SanasrttH liz
Ratsa unA BEN @lttbsra. 6tss TN R0pf auO Bremen tn
8lsifb, W~angt9tttt Ins Rithrssfhld stabtt.
Ot, Gtsenttlmer e~mpfetlea Otsft Yasbt5tn Ter Nnfatrtfam.
ttt bs %prbittdms. fsf ltsrs a8t pm efrt GertR unO bsr
angtmeFent4tt ~btrfeletn fir ale esttsn, tSSfdr Fe ~Esrftbtns
~RnpfebltB wtrS. So tit 6teS Rttn Esats unb unatpraftes
Itttsl, fsaeseu stuss, bas fit 10 Sdbrsn BITE Drifting psr BEN
atntrtianth1en W'!fs bttanSsR St nns psusn Hut nnS yer
~3eu9ride, rtlat BE dtrntt unb auseeSet&nets &srits unb Yst-
,dtperiOren aus alrn Etttlsn Dttfes adnbes 81 @unfsn atSsn
se9fa tns u%ngebtucre unb ct egeaaue Dur6lef ma bk antasr.
ito bon benz 4t9enltirnsr puttistrten almanaGs,r sI&tn tsr.
ft!te unsntgtielih tur% ett Gsenttn ~psrltsilsn td9t mug ap4
BEN llneldu5tgatn %Itsrjtugsn. baB bteits 8ttters mirtl'6 6i
Bsrlbm tbet %pertttHt, ueI&t Is trIdE9t bat. ~
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GenersN rff6crnnoen.
'ohnston's Insurance Rooms.

JohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
gp. 70 SeccnbItr.
Teuerz, Marinc= uno Reconsideration
#,1 rnngS=GOmpdAnien.
CiderIte nnO fcIteite 0%OlnpaQnie.
Ser1 td)erun98zGp Der Bdlleb y. Yiraiuien.
nit $3.50, 600 Capital
S4u9bur9z SerIi6erun98zGpu ~. &rQtllien.
NIT 5000, 600 capital.
Albet1arle=Ver ii6erun98=@c y. 8troiltielt.
nit 5000. 600 Capital. - ~
@9arter SafSVerit6. z@pnlp. BON SdrtfDrb
NIT $3.50, 900 @apital.
Secnrtfp@Serltd1er1n98=S Dmp. BON 91ensQl
INV, NIT $270,0OO Gapuat.
Ppolltf@Ser1t4erln98@9Dn1 BON NeipzUprf
NIT $780, 900 GoptaI. CT
Jtel plltte@ Ser t9erltn98=G Dmp. y. GenzOcrf
nit $270,OOO Gaptol. O|'
WtprtanfsS run98~@pmp. y, NelpzQ)prf.
nit $500, 900 Capital. oN'
gtem@QScr r1tGer .=Gplnp bon Stems crf
NIT $3.50, 900 Gapital. 0|f
Ntercaltile Wtutual Warirte.
NIT 81 900, 900 @apito[.
Seret11t9te Staaten 2eben8~g 5erIiNer,,1o -
y. nit 81, $50, 972 capital. '|''o 49,
Jtprtberrt N1Iuralce=@ pmp. ppr QonSo,,
Ia nut $2,194,111 @opita[.
Die rben bentcrtten Gpmpa0neet frb nnn her oo..s,..-
StaoeS Wtarplano %autbprirt uno li,enirt. SOW" ="
2e non Gem u1lter5el1neten reprGient1ten Gpn1poonisr, kobo,
1uHl9 pertI9bare8 @aphaI slnl bplen Gbef, an" n,o' g"uth
Setra9 perautporitH fir Die 3nbluna bon 0erIufsn "'9'5'"e"eH
ere8t. 1T N' - OSS""s NY q 9Stlle g0rttlb
Tre6, @ffunt, SurbepDr. E S ~
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@tcbttg fir @tmlunm0crcr.
] $50
Oteue arrangements fit Girlpat6crer, sic
- midi Hfn1 WEftft III rfifrn iniinfd,rm

NuD utNN 2SEItl 81 TeIltH WlIltld)clt+
gpn teute BEN 9. Nppsnt6er an, werosn tte &itmdnrerer auf
Der Ncrthern Central @alvertfreet Depot @iienbaon init Fem
grpreStns %i6efSr0ert. Die 8abn btetet ba6ur4 rem Smmtsranten
aud II tie nm 81 @eilen tarser ais iee n&ere 8aGa nob 6enann.
ten Wdben, ais
8~ittSburs, @lepe1anb, Detroit, Sort @apne,
99icaso, Wftlmaufee, @alenu, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod S8lanp, burlington, Soma Gttp
ub rerpen be5pdlb bic nit Der gtUrtbern Central 8atn %sebenren
perfOnea 10 @tunbtn frIter ais Die nit anperu 8dtnen 6ebeuben
burt e~ntrshsn, aud werOen 4 Alal pent8er bic Ndsen SSa6ei ge-
tpe6felt. 3te Satn 'tett burb ben i66naen Ebeil BON OEip.
0te game entfernuH9 Won bier bis @bionsU TT 500 Itetlen DaS
Serdt miro BIER ~gesetGnet (marteb) unb gett NIT ben Yafdateren
an ben 8efttnnune sUrt.
9ta4 Gre thine, Dupton, Cincinnati, Snpiunaz
pDlt8, 2put8ptlle uno ct. Souls
nerben ebenfars gafasiere %bef6rtert unb fir ttr @epdd tetne
mettere untlaeungstpftsn beredtet. Die 9adaatere tSlnen init
benz 8 ubr, UDtr abenrs 10 ltbr- Bug mad auen weflt6en Mdsen
geten Obne unterrees %aHf8etalten gu Werben. = 3ur0fabrts. Bill
lette wtrSen Sertauft III Der Ofice oeS Ngenten.
Spbn 6. BaIfer,
DUES $40. % 5eaS-Street, nabe 2Daters gB6drf.
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YtttteOern 8ettfe0ern Wrttfrnrrn !

@Aeben erbolNn 2UOO Yfunb BettIebern ppn Ieh.rAI. - .
peI1e it gu ben ttIefen Yrenen pertoui FNN"'SSH S6nieH
ePas. 9olISneer, SO. 70 gBef. srotteros.
a~p@en DeGrts 6pass anA Ss RrSas f'"Bs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-31
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
Eastern shore. Mobile Hay.

FIHE ABOVE Iustiv celebrated Watering 49,
IL Place will be opened for the reception Hill
of Visitors about the 10th ofJune and the x4isL.
Prcprietofs natter themselves that the reruts-
ton OF the Establishment shall not detefiorate
for want Of the good appointments, aud good fare
which has heretofore ebere eeteriked n.
The location for health IL unsurpassed In the
South, and was fully tested by the severe cpl.
denies which prevailed both In New Orleans and
uobile during the summers of is53-bs; not s,n.
gis If ysiior s,sr originated at Point Clear.
The sslt bathing has no equal on The auif
Coest, and " within q few yards of the Hotel
the temperature Of water always agreeable.-
fresh water shower.baths can be had st any time
Fish and Oysters are abundant during the sea.
son. Good stable accommodations are provided
for all who wish 20 heep their carriages and
horses The drives In the vicinity, shaded with
Magnolas. Oaks, Cedars. Pines, Sc, are beautiful
and extend IN every direction.
such as Billiards, bowling, Pistol Gallery, &e.,
will be provided, and will be under the charge ~
men anxious 20 please: and conveniences for those
fond OF Aquatic Sports will net be neglected.
A go a Band Of Music II secured and will play
ON the LEVIN, ,sfternoens-snd for dancing, even.
A line Of Magnetic Telegraph is established con.
n--ting Point Clear with every quarter Of the
Union.
The fine low pre- sure steamer "Cpssc sr." will
ply regularly between Mobile and Point Clear,
leaving Mobile erery etrniHg and on S,'ndpvs,
Mnd,ys, Wednesdays and Fitdpys. will 10 down
st 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, TO accommodate those who ar.
rive In Mobile by the morning boats.
Ha- should thi schedule be changed, notice
will lie gwen In the Mobile and N. o. papers.
The Prop ietcrs return their sincere thanks To
the public for their liberal patronage heretofore
extended 70 the Barns HcusE and their PoiSr
CLEiR lio,Ri, and hope TO place themselves under
renewed obli .1tions
y. ". CHAMBERLAIN Il CO..
proprietors Point Clear Hotel,
Also the Battle House, st Mobile.
mav1p qmd
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-31

STATE OF LOUfSIANA-Patish Of East
Baton Rouge-MAnous II. sLossoS vs..
ms CREDiroRs.
TNHE foregoing petition and prayer be
Il Ing considered NJ well as the schedule
herewith filed and the affidavit ofpstition
or. by virtue of the authority vested in me
by law, grant the following. TO wit >
That Marcus II. Slosson. Of the Parish OF
East Baton Rouge be and he is hereby al
lowed TO make q Cession Of his effects to
his Creditors aud that said Cession be ac-
cepted for the benefit Of said Creditors, II
is further ordered that the said Marcus W..
Slosson call n meeting Of his Creditors on
Saturday the 90th day Of June next, 1860,
nj II o'clock A. NJ, before William Hubbs,
Recorder aud ex-ofllcio Notary Public in
and for the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, at
the Recorders Office in said Parish, TO de-
liberate on the affairs Of said insolvent
debtor and that the said Recorder, William
1Iubbs, is hereby appointed to preside at
said meeting Of Creditors and TO make y
process verbal of their deliberations ao-
cording to law. And further, that II A /.
Walsh. ESQ. b., be and he is hereby appointed
Attorney TO represent the absent and non
resident Creditors Of said insolvent and
that all proceedings against the person
and property Of said insolvent be stayed
meanwhile.
(Signed.l DAN'J. ID. AVERY,
msy9e Judge Sixth Judicial District.
CLERKS OFFICE, East Baton Rouge.
A true copy.
Giyen under my hand and seal Of office
at Baton Rouge this 29d day of May,
n, 1890
(signed) JOS. NEPHJER, Clerk.
SrArE or LouisiArA,)
Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
Recorders Office.
I accordance with the foregoing order
Of the Hon. Sixth judicial District Court,
holden In and for the Parish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge, State of Louisiana, the Credi-
tors of Marcus n Slosson are hereby mott
fed TO attend atmy office in the city Of
Baton Rouge on Saturday, the S0th day Of
June, A. ~, 1860, at II o'clock A..
Given under my hand and seal Of Office
at Baton Rouge, this 2sth day Of May,
A. ID. 1860.
msy9s wm. HUBBs, Recorder.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-31

AN AMERICAN COMPLIMENT TO VIC
TOR EMASuEI..-On the passage Of the
feet Of the King Of Sardinia from
Genoa to Leghorn last month, the
United States steamer Iroqaois, Capt.
Palmer, happened to fall in the wake
of the fleet Shooting ahead to the
side of his msjesty's ship, Capt. Palm
er, displayed the tri-color by the stars
and stripes, fired royal salute, and
then becomingly returned to the rear
of the squadron, with which he enter.
ed the port of Tuscany. Capt. Palm.
er and his chief officers followed the
oortege to Florence, and by request Of
the King, were presented to him,
when he cordially shook hands with
the captain, and thanked him for the
compliment so worthy free nation
which be delighted to honor.
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1ailp o5a1ettr ano Gomst.
.,,,. yr,,,s,s, District Ce-rt.
Hsdnssdcp. Nov gOk. 1890.

Hsd1ssdcg, Acy soih, 1890.
John Bird Va. J. A. Dsughertv, ct al.
No. Qs9A. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
y. R..Btunot VS.. q. W. Keller, ct al
No. s7is. Dismissed at PLAINTIFF cost.
WI. Tunnard Va. J. r. Glover-No'
gelO. Disrnn issed at plaintiffs cot.
Watkins " Burton va. Jos. N. Brown
No. gGos. Rule for hearing g-Assigned for
slst.
Mary @. Dsigre Va. wm.J. McCullock
No. 0ebT. Dismissed at the cost Of the
plaintiff, without prejudice to her rights
OF instituting suit for the recovery of her
claim.
Mrs. A. Mears va. Peter Cook-No. 2TlT.
The defendant, Peter Cook, having failed
TO appear and Ale his answer. IL IL or
dered BY the Court hat judgement by de-
fault be entered against him.
Michl. NJ. Miller vs.. q. Potts-No. 2eT4.
On molten of defendants Counsel for leave
TO ilc amended answer propounding in
. terogatories to the defendant. IL + order
ed by the Court that the amended answer
be allowed. and thrt commission issue TO
take the answers Of said defendant to
said interogstories, returnoble on or be-
fore the I'd ., day Of June next 1890.
AssignmsRts for IN .rsdo3, haJ eit, 1850.
JuRy CAUsE.
Heirs Of Calmese VS.. Duplnntier g. Pen
niston-No. 1869.
Elvira steohens, Administrtrix, va. W.
g. Grsves-1q90.
CouRr CAusrs.
Harris n Levi Va. Mills d Whitaker
No. 2259.
Mary G. Landry, Widow Durguls, Ad-
miuistratrix VS.. John Il. White-No.
9ie7.
Samuel T. Scott va. VIM. J. McCulloch,
Administrator-No 1514.
J. J. CASTILLO Va. Mrs. y. I. NcCsnts,
Tutrix-No. 2577.
Watkins Il Burton Va. Joseph N. Brown
No. s6os.
PROBATE CAusEs.
In the Succession Of Mary Allen, decd.
wife Of Daniel Mo,gan--No. 4e5.
Virginia Hebert va. q. N. Bsbin-No.
0e95. Judgment in favor Of plaintiff emit
tlipg her to separation from bed end
board etc.
Succession, Geo. T. Lilley, deed. Eliza
beth bt. Gwinn, VS.. Jos. Nephler, Ad-
ministrator-No oil. o. 8. Recused.
J. 7. Beauregsrd G. m c. va. +. Beaure-
gard {. m. c.-No. 251s. Judgment in
favor Of plaintiff.
Emily Alexander vs. q. Gusman agent
orc. @. Biberon mo. sos. On motion OF
plaintiffs counsel for leave to Gle amended
petition. 1t Is ordered by the Court that
said amended petition be 1led aud mott
fied TO the opposite party.
J.C. stoneburner vs.. Jas. Irving-No.
2ss5. Continued as If on affidavit of De-
fendant.
Mary Garig VS.. John A. Bills, ct al
No. 9T9S. Judgment ordering apartition
and sale Of property.
J.H. white va. A. A. williams-No.
9ss9.-Judgmcnt ordering partition and
sale Of property.
The Court then adjourned until o'clock
Thursday, May sist, 1850.
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STEWARDS COOKING STOVE.

CTEwARD LARGE OVEN, air tight, summer
- and winter Cooking stoye. Improved In 1859.
The most complete Stove Of the age-consumes
less fuel and at the same time has all the convent
ences imaginable belonging 70 the culinary de-
partmeut We have them Of assorted sizes and
will sell them at New Orleans prices-expenses
Of transportation added. Call and examine.
LARGUIEk 3 LANOUE,
septi Agents.
Cor. Lafayette and Florida o..
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD
s. M "A 3 FL z r.
LAFAYETTE STREET, NEAR LAURE

LAFAYETTE STREET, NEAR LAUREL.
HAs NOW ready for inspection . fall supply Of
III Spring Goods, comprising every descrip.
ton Of articles suited for the present season and
coming summer, 10 which most respectfully call
the attention Of my friends and customers.
English Bareges by the yard and In Robes
0rgandies, ofevery style and description, such
as Double Skirt Robes, Robes Of a Plouncss,
Tunique Robes, and the latest style;
Robe LImpsterice;
Printed Jsconets and Muslins;
Tsrlstons, all colors;
Solid Colored Bareges, White, Black, Pink Blue
and Brown, and large assortment Of White
Goods and Embrojdsries, such as Jsconets; Swiss,
Cressbarred and Null Muslin, Victoria Lawn,
White Brilliantine and Msrseille and great va
Iiety Of Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
All Of which am offering at unusually low
prices for Cash.
apI6 8. N. ASHER.
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No Goods Exehanged or Taken Back.
VNHE practice Of Exchanging and returning
IL goods has become 90 fsshionabls that md
IL necessary to give notice that In no case VII =
take hack goods, unless returned the same day
they we're sold and In the same order a. they ves
delivered. W. u. fhiLLifs
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MAsoSic.-The brethern OF st. James
Masonic Lodge, will notice the advertise
ment of. II. New Esq, Secretary, for
the regular meeting on Saturday night,
the Cd instant.
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BY Il L l. T. q II "A PHI.
STEAMER d. +. KENNER BURNT
AZ the Wharf a. New Orleans.

NEW oRLfASs, May so.--Tho steamer
Duncan +. Kenncr was burnt TO the wa
ter's edge last night.
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~ We are under many obliga.
tions to Hon. John A. Logan, and
Miles Taylor, for Washington city
favors.