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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-14

The Hon GEoRGE AsHuMr, President of the
Convention, and others Of the Committee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
Foreign Ports.

Calcutta, April 23- At ship Clasmerden, for
New Orleans at SIG so per tun
Havre, May 30-At, ship Senator, Coffin, for
New Orleans 3oth Baden, Stephens, do June
Adelaide Bell, Ceberts do 9Th; Samuel Locke,
Sweetzer. for New Orleans: Robert Center Ar
mold, do; Martha Whitmore, Coiburn Amity,
Stinson; Odessa, Barstow Yankee Blade, Burke
and Warwick, Duverger, unc; Johannsberg, Still
phen, for New Orleans.
Liverpool, May 26-Arrived from New Orleans,
Thompson, Dickman; Clara Wheeler, Hiltz !;
liza, Wallace 29th. Vim Writ, Wadsworth Western
Empire. Sone VIM Rathhone, Pratt. Ent for ldg
25th, Felicia, Nelson, for New Orleans. Adv for
New Orleans May 81, r B Sumner, Dyer: Crimea,
Lord, do with dispatch.
Gefe. May I0--Arriyed from New Orleans, Pro-
tector, Stephenson.
Genoa, May a. Arrived from New Orleans,
N0nparei, Finn.
Liverpool, May 2s-A very violent gale occurred
early this morning. from N w, and the ship West
Point, from New Orleans drove against Victoria
wall broke the crane, and considerably damaged
herself. The Wood, from New Orleans, drove
against the Waterloo wall. and damaged herself
and wall.
Plymouth, May 2s Report Of Capt g s Bartlett,
master of the American ship Neptune, 1882 TINS,
Of Boston, from New Orleans, for Liverpool. (cot-
ton) wrecked Gas previously reported.) Left New
Orleans March 30. Nothing particular occurred
till the 28th ult, the weather then becoming very
thick, blowing fresh from SSW, shortened sail and
hauled ship on a wind. On the soth. at 2:s0 A NJ,
the weather thick, and the wind SSW, struck ON
ridge short distance off the main land, which
proved after to be Balyteigue, near Kilmore,
Wexford. After striking short time on the ridge,
she forged over TO the main, where she now lies a
complete wreck. 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
Receipts OF Produce.

LOUISVIIILE-Per steamer E Faircbild-
43 hhds tobacco Given, Watts Gco- so do to W G
Robinson &co- A. do Brander Il Hubbard-lD do
Fell0wes eco 23 do Campbell, Mckee &eo-7 do
to Kirkpatrick &co- SO do Jas Turner Q do r H
Short eco "a do Pressprich, Schonfeld &eo-Is
| do DeArman--7 do to Wilson d Young is bbls
pork West q Nettlet0n- l40 scs oats Converse Il
Kennett-- 526 do Graham, Bro Geo. SO bbls eggs
s pkgs mdse Schneider & Wise 20 bbls eggs To
J Leehner-3 3 do keg butter F Del Bondio@l do
bbs eggs Bentz- 424 scks corn 4 H Fairchild
dce-- l5 bbls oil B p Ethel &ce- "a bbls whisky
Martin, Cobb &co--6 hf bbls beef Keep 4 Gaulfield
-6 do to Hilliard, Summers &co- $50 scks corn to
0verton &co- l54S do 100 bbs flour 100 coils
rope 0glesby Macaulay y-l000 bbls pork FeIlowes
ECO bales jeans BARLEY, johnson &co-- 10 tcs
hams Z Geddes- % do Collins Carriere &co-sun-
dries 70 order-Total ESQ hhds tobacco.
ST L0UIS.Per steamer Champion -sundries to
order-Total 25S hhds tobacco.
SHREyEPORT-Per steamer Era Noa-sa haias
cotton q Cummings &co--2o Wright Il AlIen-l7
Henderson, Terry leo Ia Carroll Hoy Heo- 10
Byrne, Vance Geo-7 j W Burbridge-7 phelps
Jones Thos Williams Campbell & Strong-6
Green Crump-6 do Nc Kleroy u Bradford-5 do
JAS Turner los sacks cotton seed D G Lowber &
Co. bags wool w A Violet &ee-- % hides Hen
derson, Terry Eco do B L Mann do skins
Donnell &co- sundries to order Total 1853
bales cotton.
SHREYEf0RT-Per steamer Moro--sundries to
order-Total I94 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA-per steamer Crosse Tete--
IA bales cotton Bellocq, Noblom &eo-7 do Haw-
kins Norwood--2 do Byrne, Vance &co--s3 hhds
sngar and sunarias TO order-25 hhds sugar McStea,
Value &co- 10 do West d Where 8 do Roman Il
Kernion- bbls molasses Jno L Lee bxs ord
nance Col Myers Total IS bales cotton 80 hhds
sugar.
. BAYOU sARAP Per steamer oapitol--sundries
to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
x ATHmAN,s TROPICAL aoorINc-

climate " no - ouH1etp
It's tested and recognized qualities mre-- 9
lst DuRAkIIIlTf-egua to the best roofs,
or leaks being possible - - - eSs
3d. BEAUTYIt presents smooth and s,rfa..
4th CHEAPS ESS-it much less than though il a.
good any slate wood roo and te interior
roofing hereofore offered the public the
6th ING0MBUSTIBILITY-It will res, ara bet..- ,hor
sate-roof S. s't,'
6th CONVENfENCEIt will soften under the bes Of
tense heat of summer - ~ ~ tA'
Ith soLiDiTf-it becomes harder smoother from
posuie can be put roofs Of any slope being Of HIGHT
weight docs not require heavy rers IT, whe Il IL
nL liable e9rroson and breaking does require repairs
ine TRofiGAL ROoFIN8t Is a chemical compound Of
substances several or which peculiar alone combined
in this city. ~ ~ ~pohH'"se
Testimonials of the are In The hands
tn agent and may be verified by any person wishing h
Al orders left At the Posoace, Box No. q, viii be
-, y. G. KATHMAN,
Ieih " nf Rihnytlle and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

Holmes Hole, June 10 Arrived, brig Merlin,
Galligan, Layacca, Texas, 29th Elt., Of and for
Boston. I'd inst. lat. "a A, lon. S4 spoke ship Be-
mares, Hinckley, from New Orleans for Liverpool.
Boston, July lI--Arriyed, ship Stephen Baldwin,
FIagg, from New Orleans.
u New York, June IA rived, ship Maid Of Or
leans, Dennis, from New Orleans; cleared, steam
ship Cahawba. Smith. from New Orleans; llth,
cleared, schooner B Myers, Cobb, Lavacca.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

tREE3&EMA eN&-tRnG tEGAt4&exs
weekly NeNe1pts 0f Produce - AxstsnlS
xsw tass Week Rlver Rfnlng = Steamer
x9SrSs6I3 u14So1aflen eF the E1rsa 0f =.
p. Mct4uN Cos, ~ Memphfs AssscrrAs
Intd IN Presxut Stats o4 Western htseSs
Departures N6-saay. stc-s etcs
c..sssss ess ssssss. r ssss e ssss e lsss s'5s'
WI have passed ~ dalIsst week This summer.
The weather oontinuss warm md seasonaoie. AZ
about 2o'csoek iass evening we were visited with
genuine old issAioncd thunder storm, of short
durstios,s Thozs was Just enough wind to make
the soeas Interesting, and the lightning and than-
all 5Izs ffss Class. An exceedingly light rain
fd1 Till of Al consequence further than laying the
dnSs. Ere many days have elapsed, no doubt We
wl bs II receipt of oopious rains, 50 long wished
MI. Tke rissr befors the city has risen inches
during she week. and Is now 10 feet inches below
kigh wa4eF mark.
Hy dlspatch " HI agent, Thcs. Keefe, we.
ioaxn that ths ane passenger packet, John Raine.
SiI hzTive here on Tuesday next, and leave for
Lousssiils en Fedaesday, The Goth instant. at 2.
NJ, as sdyertiaed.
y Ere arrivals up To Friday noon amounted to As
boat bringing tic following receipts Of produce
Gofson, 1sIs bales; sugar. ms hhds., tierces and
bbls molasaes aos bhis Gour, Is, ,oaS bhls.; bacon
s6s hhds, ana casks. hagging, 525 pieces; rope,
aS63 noia CORN Al sO9 Sacks lard, 46S tierces and
bblss ana 500 kegs; oats, 81, ,455 bbls and sacks
pork, 1910 bhls. and tierces tobacco 4o7S hhds.;
whisas aaSe7 hhis wheat. 56s bbls. and sacks.
Tho new steamer Ibsrville, building at Jefferson
yiIles pro- rsssing towards completion, and, we
u1dsxst6nd, Win be launched to-day Her huli
ms shus ID Friday last, and her cabin Is being
plt up, mid NE painters and glazers have com
Menoed thsir work. Immediately after being
ldan1hed shs viii be taken to New Albany to have
hef Iaehinery placed On board, which is ready at
the American foundry.
The local inspectors Of Memphis have condemned
III eneilers of Tie white FLYER packet St Francis
p, 4.
The Memphis wharfbeat firm, OF J. b. Morton
4 GS., hss dissolyed. Capt James O'Neal omit
tnS khe nth win be carried on, as here
tcdoFe under the style Of ]. D. Morton q co. The
firm Y now composed Of Messrs. j. D. Morton, VI
9. Rriest and v. p. Love. They have purchased
the bali Qf ths mammoth Eclipse, which viii soon
taks the place 81 their present wharfboat, and will
ahexd them ample room for their large and ncreas
iag business.
The torrasr Memphis and New Orleans packet
Bsitast r. PA her way to St. Louis for repairs
rs Ieo'ssaAs s'o1rier O tne ioih says that It
s .son .sn usss = We weehs 70 MAKE
g s''.s ~ y " ssesn'st
~ y, ~ up ~ w season rs WI
- T. resumes 70 ~ ner sehedule time next trip
yickshurr Mi Iine N Ton;sy;Ils II
tss latlt ma. IS r,,ns.. far III Iast
e.. .s ".
= .As, osstt -. a y.
&c 81 .Ass sne WIN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
8itsr sntflIiQsnte.

ssenerna Hnns0xlk u sussness--The Weather
weekly xe4eIpts 0f Produce = Axs1salx
Esw 8ass Week Rlver Rfslng = steamer
N6SrSsaIe Dissolution 81 the F1rns "a =.
-. MntfuN y Cos, ~ NEernphfs Asssccras
lntd np Present Stats OE Western htscks
DSpaxfures T64say. etc-s stc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
PETTTIONS---tlFFICTAL-
To the Honorable the Common, Council -
of ihe city Of New Orleans:


GENTLEMEN-,Thc understnned. s,xy,,s,..u
an q pfopery os onng sn Girod New Lesse
agreeaby to section 10 City Charrer se ii pnbe
on after twenty days public NOTICE. contract for uadno
with granite blocks net less than inches vide BY tweys
long, less than ten Inches thick = os
Said blocks be Of the best quality granite having the ades
ends well dressed an even sgfce yh
laid and to be good solid work. "
Said be laid diagonally inches of ss
sand and London gravel with coatng dressing when aid
Of four inches of sharp sand and London gravel Joints Ia b
properly hed and rolled with suitable until we'll seIad
The usual curb stone four inches thick b furnished when
the City Surveyor may think requisite change tho bid eh
Ing In order to make substantial work.
he substones both sides Of Grod street. New Ieyeo
~ a street 70 be raised and graded proper height and
level IN such manner free the Of tie most
spssay manner and The sidewalks TO be raised and aged
o9t crossings ~ the all the
with the best North river aagsg aud vide the
seu o be Two feet WIDE long than
road pavement. s-"N.' - e " tie
N... ali Ali Penn !. ,s.s O. W. Carnmack.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
dpt Aaaisi M =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
SuaaR HoGsHEaDs-suaA lloesHE
sTAYE AND sHLNGEE MACHINES,
-


Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADS, RICE, MoI.ASSES, RoSIE AND
TURPEHTINE sTAvEs AND SHINGLES
The principle embraced in this Machine process Of
plng and dressing by hand labor Working directly with
the grain of the timber produces article moi liable to warp
check from exposure The stave Mill will rive
oin from the bolt from 1000 10 peri, and the
shingle Machine from 100 160p Shingles
horse work it, and anys team en-
gne, gin mill power any required length
and be adjusted any thickness taper The timber
aeither steamed sawed but rven shaved directly
the bolt #.# s
Both Machines operation between the hours
Of 10 and o'clock, day No. Canai
Machines made In Augusta, Ga.
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County
gle rights Machines Agent who
wll give full particulars. r. W. q. COOK
Sole Agent the Louisiana Arksnsas Msssnn
Texas and Alabama. ja3I Snn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

MAY 25-On the Hill of Portland, ship Kate
Dyer, Dyer, fm Havre for New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
gUMBERLAND RIVER.
Fol Nashville Every sAruRpAY.

Foi Nashville Every SATURDAY..
THE NEW AND FINE REGU.
MY = Rr Passenger Packet Steamers .yas. Woods.
tslta&sssssIIW W. Boyd. master JAS. Johnson, Jesse
zxzszzsazl Johnson, MASTER Red Rover, W. Strong
New Orleans for Nashville and all inernie
diate landings follows:
Jas. Woods, Boyd MASTER leaves SATURDAY, March "a
O'Clock. p NJ
jas. johnson, johnson, master, SATURDAY March 81
at O'Clock P. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, SATURDAY, April I, at 8
O'Clock, p. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY. April H.
al O'Clock, p NJ
JAS, johnson, Johnson master. leaves SATURDAY,
April 2i, at O'Clock, r. NJ
Red Rover, Strong. master. leaves SATURDAY, April
8. AT o'clock. p. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, May at
8 s'einck. P. M.
Jas. johnson, johnson, master leaves SATURDAY
May II, at 5osclock, r. M.
Red Rover Strong. master, leaves SATURDAY May TO-
at O'Clock, p. M.
Jas. Woods. Boyd. master, leaves SATURDAY May rs
at 5a'cock p NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY
june 2, at O'clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover. Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY. June
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Jas. Woods, Boyd, MASTER leaves SATURDAY. June I6
at o'clock. p NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson. master leaves SATURDAY
June q, at O'clock p. NJ.
Red Rover Strong. master, leaves SATURDAY June 80
at o'clock, p. N,
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July T.
Mt 3 o'clock. p NJ
Passengers and shippers leaving
punctuay according The schedule. freight
passage apply on board, or to
B. DUFFIELD, Agent,
mis- u I'll Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


DEkkK'S NO. -EXPLtssIvEG, UAMPHEEE,
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL OIL LAMPS-tn great variety
REFINED KEROSENE OR GOAL OIL -4... .7.S
Which burns without odpr smoke
PAPER HANGrNGs-A good assortment.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
In great quantity and variety
SPERM, LARD COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete assortment STOVES among which the col
ebated GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good Stove
In the market.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, together with general assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods mention, for sale at
the lowest prices, by
40 sm il2 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

GALVESTON and INDIANoLA- steamship
Charles Morgan 1856 scks corn 1855 bbls pork 40
bbs whisky 5S do rice $50 bbis pork ~ bbls sugar
20 pcs bagging 10 tcs hams los bags coffee 20 eks
claret bales mdse.
MATANZAS-Per schr Bulrush- 20 bbls hams
so do taliow so kegs butter 10 bxs pork 100 tcs
lard 200 bbls potatoes lis plows l50 empty hhds.
GARDENAs-- Per brig A G Merryman- A bbls
potatoes 5000 hoops.
TRIESTE-Per ship Hannah Grooker-709 bales
cotton 1850 bbls rosin box cigars.
SAVANNAH Per schr e M Smith l50 bbls
molasses 600 seks corn so bbls whisky 90 empty
bbls.
PENSAC0L LA--Per schr Commerce =. 7f0 scks
corn 10 bbls potatoes 70 bbls flour 10 bbls pork
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

The subscribers respectfully numerous customers
md the Planters general they always prepared to
urnish them with NEG CLoTHINa Of the very hest ma
.ertas and al NEST reasonable prices
The large patronage they this and neiebhorine
states has induced them establishment so "A to
meet any increase OF IN order be able supply
he pasrsns always with the and best descriptions Of ma
sras they have made with the most prom
hent in the Ssuh and henceforh be sbe
o supply Planters with goods Of uniform quality
They feel confident that they will satisfaction to
those who may patronize their eneny Southern enterprise
and solicit their orders which shall immediate
ials 6m uEpp ,pn 200
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
STEAMBOATS,.
L0 WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

UNITED STATES
sHsS. .AsE>iIwEEKLY MAIL LINE TO IL. "a
E1St2x vIGKSBURG AafT -
The magnificent u S. Mall packet VicExsSwrT lani II
N White master win leave for Grand Lake. Donaidsonvills
Plaquenine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Ry
or Landing Fort Adams Naehez Waterproof Rodney ST. Jo
seph Grand Gulf, Warrenton yicksbrg Mtiken5s Bsnd
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing skpwits Landing
Pllehers Point Ashton Lake Washington Carolina ands
and q Point WorthingtSn eysry HuRsDAY ut5P. NJ
Hope - 'ss ~ anu
Leaves on SATURDAY.
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet LA af,urcie Captan
y brown, will leave for Donadsoneille Paquemine Rato,
k9uge Port Hudson, Sayon Sara Red River Landing FOR
Adams Natches Waterproof Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf
wrenan nnd aeksenrg every Saturday at NJ
@ and Will take freight for all landings the Yazoo and
Iaahatcbie rive high rates, without detention
above mentioned splendid passenger packets leave
theif regular days without f appointed Al
attended to. ~ ~ pp'' ~ in'''iu'''
containing money ewelry other yauabes unless regls
ns oi ng are taken specifying the value and
~ ne sesht psd nor ior yaaabs deposited with cerl
Fer freight or passage apply board or TO
,,r.. j. j. PERSON 4 co,
lelo " Corner Of Carondelet and Union sreeta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
paI'roN, smITH g PUTNAM,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER- STREETS,
Agents for the Sale

MANUFA CTURED TOBACCO.
Have now hand constantly receiving on eonr.;s
ton direct from the Manufacturers Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
every variety they have the trade and so,
he attention Of GRoCERs DEALERS to their stock befor
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON l. MAYS Crosa
md Extra pounds, LA BELLE CREOLE SIS and los: RIJcR
FlhNE1s bs and los ENT,S lsbesdes various other
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS " lbs. and others; LEoNo
"A pounds which took the Premium State Fair at Pe
fersbhrg Vs November 1853; Y. g. p JONES' pounds and
twists which have taken the Premium Carolina six
gears IN succesoh and Is perhaps the Tobacco in s
world : -
"iLiiAMsoN's TWIST thrst pickngsa KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for only In fact every de-
cripton OF rohacco generHy ised.
We also have the PoWHATTAN PIPES. which we receive
iirnft ~ a.trir ro,eVinn
ooisAaNA STEFAN eLorHaNG MANU-
FACTORY,
t65.............C street..............Is7
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

by Telegraph.
New York, June l4-Arrived ships Missouri and
Sultana. from New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
sSkippilllJ Snttlllaente.
carsssss ors,cs, No % ganap STR, Street, 4 -

czrsrzrr orr1cr, No. 20 Camp Street, - }
Monday Morning. June Is Is6o3
Cleared Saturday.
steamsitip Charles Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston
ana Indianola, IC Harris
snip Hannah Crooker, Worth, for Trieste,
Geo A Fosdick 6co
Brig 4 g Merryman, Lothrop, for casdenas, !,
schr Builrush, Ashby, for Matanzas.
schr e N Smith, Childs. for Savannah, E r Poole
Schr Commerce, Cox, for Pensacola.
Arrived saturday.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, from Indianola via Gal
weston, toI G Harrs--lst dist.
Steamboats,.
Champion, Moore, I'm st Louis.
Moro, Aquada, fm Carolina Bluffs.
Florida, Myers. FIN Mobile.
Arrived Yesterday.
No arrivals from sea yesterday.
SteHmbeafs.
Ell FairchiId, Faucet, I'm Louisville
Era No. 3, kouns, FIN Shreveport.
Capitol, Baranco. fm Bayou Sara.
Crosse Tete, Gross, fm Bayou Sara.
g Passengers. 39ss ~
e Par sfeausbin TexaS from Indiauoia and Calves
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

Imports.
INDIANoI,A and GALvESTON-Per steamship
Texas $l6U0 in specie R Mills dco- sundries to
order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

nuIIaRn ARIEs-RuLrARDTA TABLES
D
35............. ST LOUIS STREET.
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned begs leave 70 niom the pubic thas nc m
opened BILLIARD at the above piaee wnere
ne intends 10 Keep constantly on nahu Dtliilahp
from the celebrated manufaetory Of J. ". BRUNSWICK
Bko Cincinnati, OF all descriptions anu prices speh
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANh' .=...
.5".55 BIRCH ANn OAK,
With Marble Slate or Wood Bed Also Basatelle Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cushions Cloths cues Pockets
eathers Ten Pin Balls and everything apertainns to Bill
Hard, or other uarnes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
;THR LOUISVILLE aRrEslAs WELL WATER

rARoLlNA cow PIsas-Iusr REcEIyEp from,
~ { harlasson, COW PEAS. tor sale by ~
By5 u BA6ELLi 4 Co. Oh Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

Leaves every TUESDAY at 3 o'clock p VI
NEW ORLEANS AND WICK a.
. F1SY burg U. S. Mail tane.--For DonaIasonvle III
qnemine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson BayoH sara
Red River landing Fort Adams Sniche5 water
proof Rodney s., Joseph Grand Gnf Warrento and vcks
leave rs above every o'clock p III Retarninp
she Will leave vcksburg every FRIDAY at IL clock iii
ja4 Arents IA ssnronia,e, v,r..,
The above steamer will connect Vckshurg with the steae,
Dewdrnp for Yaxnn river - - s'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
4 TLANTIC DRY DOCK, ALaIERs+-

Z \ - --
The subscriber having recently this Deck
his owa supervision prepared take il Ships Steamers
and every description Of Water Craft The Dock located
Agiers opposite the Steamboat Landing where's
with the Dock the subscriber will continue the Shipwrt
Caukng Business which his long experience facilities
he together with his personal supervision Of all
be hopes to merit a share of public patronage,
JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor
DV~0rders left at the office of the agents. VIM j. DEWEY
CO. t6 and So Graver street. New Orleans will promptly
attended 10. essg no .rp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18
FOk ATTAKAPAS,

Leaves on TUEsD Az. Jnne lg i, S M
New Orleans and Attakanas Paaket
FOR RATTATxAPAS-The fine, fast and
ffsT. = light draught steamer y. ID. Swain, f. =.
Sanders MASTER ready receive freight
ST. Martinsville, New Iberia, Jcamerretts,
Chaenton, Franklin Centervile, Paersonyle and all inter-
mediate landings and will leave above For freight
sage apply on hoard jeff
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

~ - regular passenger packet Din ma, Captain Il. 7.
Sturgeon, will leave New OreaIs for Louisville
and all intermediate landings follows:
TUESDAY. June 18th, at PM
THURSDAY, June 18th, at P NJ.
SATURDAY July l4ih, at s r. NJ.
MONDAY, July S0th Mt S p NJ
nPsssenges and shippers rely the above scheduls
For freight or passage apply on board or
BELL. BUCHANAN & CO., Agents,
a26 No. 81 Poydras street.
H plan Of The cabin be and secured
by applying to the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-18

Tbs Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend s3 per
after paying interest outstanding Certificates
f Profits and ordered the redemption of the scrip issue
fS5S. 1
Interest paid and Scrip Of 1858 redeemed
May The Certificates of Scrip 1860 be delivered
and after lst June, 1850
oHAs. BRIGGS, President.
III II. P.JANvIER. Sacretary. : :. J . I'm
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-19

TIE CANAL.-IIardly had we gotten in
ype our notice in our last issue, stating that
ne Canal was in good navgable order its On
re length, and expressing orr hope that it
right continue so for the balance Of the sea-
IN. when we received information that y
ak had sprung in the ncghborhood of Dam
10. s. When this leak will be stopped and
&c Canal be again in navigahe order is hard
b tell The prospect before It's is OF the
|Ioomcst character. We understand that
|othing is doing at the pams-th water IN
Inc Potomac and Wills Creek is getting low,
Ind there is almost an entire suspension OF
|oating on the Canal. In the mean time
|rvcral of our coal companies have large con-
acts to fulfil, and were about making 9TH
5, but from the uncertainty Of being able
| get it to market, will have to decline any
" contracts. This is an unfortunate state
| things for Alegany county, for not only
|, the hoatmcn. an industrious and worthy
ass among lis suffer seriously, but the
iners. and indeed all persons engaged in
rsucas in this city and comfy, The Canal
| the main artery through which the current
our monetary life is made To flow, and lis
nod condition is essential to the prosperity
all the interests of Allegnny county. Can
t something he done by which TO secure 10
the Canal, as Il reliable channel for the
nvcyance Of utlr products To market
ist it ever remain in its present uniortu-
' ate condition ? Arc there not gentlemen in
lr midst who are capable of devisins some
an by which to reach and relieve us of the
il which now rests upon our energies rs n
sralyzing incubus? He that will take this
hitter in hand. md will secure to the people
Allegany county n reliable channel to
nrket, through the Canal, will merit, ard
risk nothing in saying will receive, so
&c share of the gratitude Of the people
this suffering county, rs is worthy the am
ion Of any man Who will move, aud
'rc at once in this matter?