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ESTABLISHED ISIS
HeTrich's Sugar Coated Pills.
Hcrrick's Il id Strengthening Pgasicrs.
The Great Strengtheuer
AND PAIN DESTROYER.

MD FAIN Uf.HI .UfFN.
Tie Eat and Ch,Gpest HoE,eto'd remedy in the
WORTH.
These reuow 81 Ptstrrs pains, weakness and
distress ia tie back. sides and breast in FIVE hours
indrc. certain they to do this, that the p-oprie
warrants them. Spread from resins, balsams and
heauiifl Md leather renders them peculiarly
adapt d 10 the wants of Ffmdies and others. Their
application j. INTERNATIONALLY 20 the strong tho
delicate woman, and the feeble infant. To each and
all they will prove balm rud blessing. Their
agreeable. aud without annoyance trouble. Each
Plaster will from to four months, and in rheu
matte complaints -prins and bFnises frequently effect
when all ether remedies fail Full directions will
he found the back Of each. Public speakers vocal
ii ministers OF tie gospel, and others, will strengthen
their lungs and improve their voices Jy tredyisl Meu
tisis. breust. Price i ceuts.
~ Tie above articles sold by all the dealers in
Otawa and by Druggists throughout the United States,
Canadas and South America at wholesale by all large
Druggists i'll the principal cities.
HERRlCK BROTHER,
aug2, pTICfisi Chemists iBGHy. " Y.
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We are requested to state that Ed.
LEVI Hess, an interesting preacher OF
Buck Creek, will preach at the Court
House in this city at ii o'clock A. NJ, on
Sunday next, (to-morrow.)
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 6, 1860.
The Flour market remains unchanged
Wheat was inactive yesterday at a decline
of lc. induced mainly by the untavorable
advices from Europe, which also effected
the Corn market. Corn was in fair de-
mand at 46lc. for No. |, at which price it
closed firm after considerable tluctuation.
Oats, Rye, and Barley were quiet and I'M
changed. Freights were steady at DC. for
Corn to Buffalo-Itmes.
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BrnGIARl-The Bookstore OF Nh Tho>.
orion, OF this city, was entered on Monday
night and robbed of gold pens, cutlery
&c. to the amount of $500. The thief OF
thieves found ingress through back door
at which the fastenings were imperfect, on
account of undergoing repair We sym
paihize with Mr.. Q. in his loss, as it falls
Somewhat heavy upon him He has no
clue to the robbers.
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COLUMBUS street Free school.

The yearly examinations in the Column
bus Street School will take place the fol-
lowing week
Primary department, Thursday.
Grammar department, third and second divi-
sions, Thursday.
Grammar department, first division, and high
school, follows:
"Wednesday, p. Cicero and Algebra second
class, to =. 30; Greek, $50 to 345 Latin Reader
and Pope's Essay, to
Thursday, A. M.-Arithm tic, 8 to 1915; Latin
Grammar ana I'd class in Arithmetic, to ~.
P.M.-NIgil and English Grammar, = to 3.45;
Natural Philosophy and Mental Arithmetic. to 5.
Friday. A. N.-Algebra and Geography, =. TO u /;
Reading, II to II.
Declarations and essays, Saturday morning. at
. o'clock,
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CiS.IMtN. TRUE d Co..
BANK OF OTTA W A,
OTTA vi, ILLLNOIS.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
i:TNA, Hartford, Conn
NORTHWESTERN, Oswrgo, New York.
CITY, New Haven, Conn.
NORTH AMERICAN, Hartford, Conn.
STATE, New Haven, Conn
ILLINOIS MUTUAL, Alton, III.
PEORIA FIRE AND MARINE, Peoria, III.
IiSAELE COUNTY MUTUAL, Ottawa, Illinois.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE. Newark, N J.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE, Hartford, Conn
Applications solicited and policies made out in above
named Insurance Companies
CUSUNAN. TRUE / CO., s,s,,s
riy2I y. p. BRISTOL S-''
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f8Es,c gcEtigCtCr oi his Is,cc.
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND.
Eerrick's Sugar Coated Pills .
TIE HE0LE WORLD UNITED!
slIEA PEOPLE,. THINK
AFTER WHICH, ACT
You'd scarce expect. at :ili> late day,
With startling cures . book 70 fill;
This is the case, tie million say,
With the cures cf irrT!Ch ; Pill
They come fr;5u Ea-t, and North. and West,
And With glad iilIEs the papers til,
Because they at ti,e cheapest, safest best,
Aid superior others j. iierrick's Pan.
From Roots afI Fisnts, and Flowers iles re made;
Shey always curc--tl.c, never Kill;
Thousands ils iis-r graves were laid,
Were it not Tor iIcrrica's Pill
Zach Pill with sugar is coated Ger
rare discovery Of Inaicll-S skill;
Their like never seen before
Until il appeared in HerTi,k'z Pill.
For wears Le's work. d 20 / cal TIE sick,
Witt Joy ciafv his bosom iii-,
For ,ens Of iHuJ,s slI.d- rejoice
At tile magic powers o: iierrck's Pills
sIs~ HEEEICk'S NATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAM
ky over tive millions 81 boxes u>ei annually, Civ
ing employment eighty ave and women 10 put
EF ylt.ir are numbered 10y thousands,-
their praise. the tongues ei all. Citizens Of ottawa
and eI<eUl.1c- have You used them! Put up IN
tEggi. S,.auj-h. German and French directions
Iar-e family boxes - cents Five boxes for 81 sold
everywhere
See advertisement 81 page.
sgr2I r. II. PALMER, T-drs'ing -ige',t-
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MARKEDLY Rev. NJ. X. Whitties-y, July 4th, Mr.
THOMAS 4. WESDELL and Miss CHAnLsTrE krHL.
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Losr-By a member of the Band of the
Out and Cutters, during the parade on
Wednesday, the mouth-piece of 4 clarion
ct Any person finding it will be literally
rewarded OH leaving it at the book and
drug store of f. Y. Griggs.
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S 4 \ T. . Il DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTlC PILLS.

Pure Tegef,,Jle Extracts. and put mp ia Glass g.
Air Tight, AMI aM Keep IL, any Climate.
,c,iy CatGarfc T%ititR I'll. pp1 sss hi.
his prar,ice more than twenty years
The constantly ncreas- - ing dema,d from t"ss
who hay long used the - PILLS and the sai,'ar-
zion which all express in = regard to their use. has
induced me- TO nj ice them within the reach o all
Tn. Profession well = know that different Ia
,hartirs act on different - portions Of the bewr-.
The FAMILY CATHAR- + TIC PILL mas, Win Gus
reference this we'll tthsIed iact, breh '''
pounded from variety - oi the purest .ert''u.s
Extracts which act alike on every part OF ,'e s"-
mcntary canal, and are +. gooh ana we VI "" e"res
where n ClthArtic Is need = ed su' AS
of the Stomach Slcepi- ness, rams III "e DATA
and Inins, Costiveness, Fam ana soreness over
the hole Body, from sud den cold winch frequent
y if neglected, end In long course OF fever Loss
OF Apprtite Creeping Sensation OF Csid Over ths
Body He-ilcssness, Head - zchc or weight IN INC
It'll all Infammatory - Diseases. Worms IN Chill
Ir,n or Adults Eheuma- - tism, a great Purifier 81
the Blood an many di- iseases To which h-sh -
/ heir, numerous to mention in this adfe Use
mcnt. Dose, to >.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER INvIGOHATOR and FAMILY CATHAH
TIC PILLS are reailed by Druggists generally, anh sou
! wholesale by the trade in all the large towns
-.-E ST. W SANFORD, NJ. D.,
! Manufacturer and PropIietnr.
355 Broadway, New York.
Sold In Ottawa nv Ely. GRGGS,
| D. WALKER.
| Gil THOMPSON,
seu,O N. KNEUSSi-
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PtysiciIt Ert,G",0innrY to tie Q"eeH-
This invaluable Medicine is Unfaiing in the of
ali those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution subject 1t noderatcS all
and removes all Instructions, and speedy be
relied
To MARRIED LADIES it IS peculiarly suited 1t WILL in
time bring the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Govcrnmen
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent countcrfrts-
CAUTION.
7Z.se Pi. sI0sid nat be taken JYfsn,Giss turing the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy. as thy ore
sure 10 bring Miscarriage, but at any oti time
ttey stie.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
The Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion, Papita-
sn OF tie Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect a when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, cai"e
antimony anything hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around eack pack age
which should lie carefully preserved.
SeIs Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSES, G.at.I. c. Baldwin { co.,
Rochester y. Y.
NB.-s1 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
horizeI Agent viii insure bottle o. the Fills by return
nail For sale by +. Y GtIGGS,
y1v-a-fm OftG,rG. III.
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IN SOME OF TIE
Moet trustworthy and rel abs Insurance Companies
an tie United Suites,
Such as the
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,
Cash Capital, S4ne,C Coo; surplus, Slo2,3 25.
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE CO., PHILADELPHIA,
Cash Capital. s2Go,0t0; Surplus, $l3C295
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE ms. co, N. YORK,
Cash Capital, 4500oJO; Surplus, $1I,e64.
n ENGLAND FIRE MARINE ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Cash capital, $4,000; surplus $23oOo
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO, NEW YORK,
Cash Capital, 4jOO,00D Surplus, s4465.2
Three .tou,ths Of ,hc I',fts dirided 10 tie insured
The insured participate in the profits, without incur
ring any liability whatever. Threefourths OF the net
profits -iiess divided annually to holders
st dividend policy holders July, -. S31s cent.
/ "a 90 DO do do ,>I>. % 10
/ Sd do do do do ls!9, 81 do
! 4th do do do will in 1850.
THIS system OF Insurance aE.ong Fire lnsura Com
panies IL making rapid way and will in the of
time supercede the old system is
safest beyond doubt Property owners should investi
gate this system of Insurance if they save
ney.
Commissioner Of Deeds for State of Ne,c York.
J.. FAY, in Erchange Bank Otta,ra
nuawa Mach II 1S60.
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PHOTOGRAPHS At POETEE'S GALLERY.
AMBROT1fES, At PORTERS GALLERY.
MELAIN0TYPES, AT PORTER'S GAILERY
fEEROTIPES, At PoRTER'S GALLERY
The Ferroypes, taken Patent Metallic Plates are
Iperior in beauty, briliancy, and durability, to any
other pictures they only taken at Porter's Gallery
and are being now introduced in the West.
Pictures taken in all kinds Of weather. in Nattingers
block, south side of the Court House.
Stock sale of every description Daguerreotype,
Abrotype, and Photograph stock is Kept on hand
all times, and for sale at very low rates
Those receiving Photographs from their friends at the
East will a selection of Gilt Oval Frames for
tb.,n y.rv rh Jan 1850,
tsT-5 800 AGENTS WANTED-TO sell 4 new inven-
tous. Agents have made $4,000 on one,-better
than all other similar agencies Send four stamps and
get so pages particulars, gratis.
my2e-3n- EPHRAlN BROWN, koren, Mass.
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GENERAL dDTERTISING A G:ENCY
'15t RANDOLPH STEEET, who are agents for this 40
well asior all the leading papers OF the Northwest
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SPORTSMEN'S DEPOT!

NHEAP BOOKS at
~ janis --' ORTOE'S bOOA S1Vhk
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Of the age have acquired their great popularity
only through years of trial Unbounded satisfaction
is rendered by them i'll all cases.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01
Carpets

Carpets.
NOW atoat aud to arrive in three weeks. te In
~ @rst AMI most varied assortment offered
tins market If
Tapestry Brussels
- 1ngrains,
uperine -
Extra Fiue g
Union
Tw" and three Plvs. List AMI Hemp Carpets. VII
ton. tapestry, Brussels and Iufted Eugs laeSocfS
Cocoa Manila, ctnton and English Mas.
Drr domestic: carpets purcha SOD from the
manufacturer. an "at ngtish Carpets from me in,
porter hy of 9ur house in person. wr shah u,'t
the goods in time tor the puc examine them aud
compare tine prices with the New Orleans market. ~
shall be able tu sell Carpets low as they can
Furcta~ed IN any southern market.
aug l3v. PIPER & BRADFORD.
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CUITON SEED.-In store and for sale, Boyd's Pro-
" life, Little Brown, Mexican and Petit Gulf.
MarcblO-y SOL. BENJAMIN.
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IMPORTATION.

~ On hand complete assortment of French and
English Goods, such Rodgers & Wastenholme' s
pocket and table cutlery, ladies Scissors, Taylors
Shears, Lamp, button hole and BARRIERS Shears
Spear Il Jackson Rip and Pannel Saws, Eley's Per
usson, Flanffed and Central Fire Caps Genuine
rench c. z. Caps, French Double Colt Locks to Z
.ses, N nte Cristo Rifles and Pistols, Just opened
LHRGUIER 4 I.HNOUE'S
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support and that of your friends, could not
reasonably expect to receive it.
on are al liberty to make any use of this
letter you may think proper.
am, with great respect and +he most
friendly regard, your obedient servant
JOHN BELL.
10 Col TnoMAs II. Warts.
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN BELL.

HE DECLINES TO MAKE ANY NEW DECLARATION
OF PRINCIPLES.
Hon John Bell has written the following
letter to Col. Thomas H. Watts. of Mon.-
somety, Ala, who addressed him note OF
inquiry regarding his Endorsement of the
American and Wing platform in February,
1856:
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N O tic a.
For SALE

nSE large sett Sugar Kettles with irons complete.
~ all in good order. W. d. WINTER.
June 2d-it. 7. o. I.obiell's Store.
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ETiTERfSA Z ETIGEIES!
4 fine assortment Of Mahogany aud
4 Black Walnut-fve and six shelves Just recei-
ed at PIPER X BRAnFGRD'S.
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HON. WILLIAM C. RIVEsr

Hon VIM. c. Rives, of Virginia, having
oeen invited to attend the Bell and Everett
ratification meeting held at Lynchburg, Viz
slnia. on the 6th instant, addressed TO the
committee of invitation letter resrettinp hi.
inability to be present on the occasion, but
pledging his warm support to the cause Of
the Constitutional Union party He writes as
follows:
y have long had the pleasure of knowing.
IN private as well as public life, the eminent
and accomplished citizens who have been Sc
lected as the candidates of the Constitutional
Union party for the two highest official trusts
OF the Republic. When the manifold and
conspicuous proofs they have given of COM
rehensive statesmanship, OF devoted patriot
ism and OF high integrity in the discharge
OF varous and difficult public employments
are considered, even their political opponents
VIII not question the passport they have earn
al to the generous and manly confidence of
the nation.
"lf we do not read aniss the signs of the
times, the perio" is not distant when the
great conservatives principles they represent.
by dlsplacins pestiIent and unatural sectional
issues, Teintus!ng into the public councils the
ancient and redeeming spirit of rational
brotherhood and union, will prove the only
human means of adverting the downfall Of
the most glorious system of republican free
dom which ever rose upon the hopes of the
world 80 vital and paramount cause, with
leaders SO worthy Of it. lnvokes the co-opera-
ton of loyal and patriotic citizens, however
they may have been hitherto decided by tran
sIent shades of politica1pn;on and my most
earnest wishes tor r.
DEAD Mans ELECTORAL TIcKEr.-At the
late convention of the Breckinridgers at Sy-
racuse. New York, to nominate an electoral
ticket, they put up the name of Albert H.
Tracey, who has bts two years.
IN commenting opohis9ae - she New York
Erenins Post says:
e As it was evident that the dislnion party
was going TO its grave as fast as possible, the
convention doubtless saw the propriety of
choosing electors from the locaity;'
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Received Per Kate Howard

1nn BARRELS New Iork >ee,i Potatoes. put mp
lNFs in fonr barrels. Warranted the best Seed
Potatoes offered in this market
January $, 50. MONTAN. JR.
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Me l"ion NtetlnS in fanneH Hall, Boston,
1Ir,sdug, Dc,en,ber sth, 1859.
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INRESH AR2IT4LS.
II Stag K Shsy's sugar urcd Hams,
HYATT Woods {. g
Leig,tons " q
Bacon shoulders.
Whisky in Barrels,
Star Candles,
.Varnaica Coffee, fine article,
Beef in Barrels,
For sale at samau advance to the trade.
May i2th-'60 s. BENJAMIN,
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DATENT PORTABLE ALCOHOLIC

L Cook.-Reliable for any purpose where indepen
dence OF servants, of circumstances is cesirabl
also Cook stoves Of assorted dimensions. Oven nd
Lids, Pots and Kettles just received at
LARGUiER & LASOUE'S
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aceused were let out on bail yesterday by RECORD
er Adams. The full nature of the row y not knoWn,
Il Il was iii il Dutch. The Levys are said to oe
wsalthy what induced them e come nd 40 S1@n a u
is a mystery which nothing but Che legal exauana'
ton will solve.
Eurenio Fernandez was before Recorder Lpng
Yesterday on the charge of having shot az ,4 soss
Antonio de Ia Peia in his own house ne; a
street. and pona ii his turn was up ON ne eIaag e
Of having threatened 10 discharge ficenle a
from all earthly HOS naaatS n r,e
fasa WIS not Known as It was all IN Spanish 1he
accused parties gave bail. c...
sgjchaaI EaQail Was before Recorder summers
a. she charge of having made faint attempt to
at even with hid sister At TIE corner o. Laiavette
mi Roman streets It was sworn TO that on Fri.
siav lasf. be knocked her down, kicked her and
cboked her, and upon her getting loose and lying,
chased and csught her, and finished her of with
his fists. The sweetscented brother was held for
d hearing on the lSth.
FiRsr DISTRICT CouHr. Judge HINT. Charles
Rodgers was yesterday tried for burglary and found
guilty of larceny.
The trial of Matthew Hughes and George G
Wolf for murder, was called up, but continued, or
motion Of counsel for the defense, to the 25th inst
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Railroads.
N. o.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

..,,o. ,a,o :.
CANTON, April 10, lsG0--66 bales cotton to
Walker & snider-4o Friedlander u GersonrS5 do
Payne Harrison-z5 Green d Crump- Ii Block,
McAfee &eo-lI Mcfarland q Barksdale- III war
rem, fillmore &eo- . Ably Catchlng-ll Ihomp-
son y Siark- . J y Hardle &co.5 Buekner, stan
ton Newman..3 Lew 6co.5 a Henkel &eo
y Wright u Alen-4 ii q ) M Allen &co-Iotal
24s bales cotton.
N. o., 0PELoUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY. April 10. 1860 Is hhds sugar
> bales moss 7roledano h Taylor.5s hides and sun.
dr issss IL as5er Z
avs " =, poNrru .psrptrN
MOBILE - Per steamer Cuba IL bales osna-
burgs D Pratt Ga bdls paper Z r Stevens eco
sundries to order.
Consfgnees.
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Arrixsa Yestertiay.

Steamship Orizaba. Place, FIN Indianola via Gal.
weston. to c Payne srwicks Bay.
Ship Beneares, Hinekey, I'm Calcutta l3th Jan, 70
Az N Hene-Point.
Ship Jno Watt, Snow, fin Hayre 18th rep, IN pal
y last, to masteT-4th dist.
Shin Eliphalet Greedy, Cutter, FIN Havre 22d Feb
| in ballast, to master-lst dist, %.
Brig Wynyaw, -, I'm Matanzas' 10 mas'er--
snan BRIG Elicia, Call S days FIN Trinidad de Cuba
in ballast, to PUG Brothers-3d dist, 53.
Schr Union, Wade, I'm Fish River, to master
Basin.
schr John Arthur, Maxent, FIN Fish River, tc
master-Basn.
Schr Martha, Harrison, 2 days i'm Pensacola, to !
q Mitchei-Basin.
Schr Emma De Rassee, Amos, . days FIN Pensa
cola, to Thos Murray-Basin.
Schr Knapp, Weber, 2 days FIN Pensaco.a, K
8 N 0yerton &co-Basin.
Sehr Olive Branch, Smith, days FIN Mobile, tt
master--Basin.
Schr Exile, Steine, FIN Fish River, to master
Basin.
Schr Ciyilty, WiDslow, days I'm Pensacola, tc
master-Basin.
Schr Mary Agnes, FIN the coast, to master-2t
dist.
Schr Louisa, FIN the coastal dist.
Arrivals Mt the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Alma, I'm Biloxi.
Schr Mary Marguerite, FIN Black River.
Schr Perie, FIN Biloxi
Schr Cleaner, I'm Biloxi.
Schr Best Kind, I'm Tangipaho.
Sehr President, I'm Coyington.
Schr Mahonesa, FIN Pascagonla.
Schr Gustavia, I'm Bayou Lacombe.
Steamboats,.
VIM Morrison, Yore, FIN st Louis.
Adriatic, Staekpole, fin st Louis.
Quapaw, Adams, FIN Arkansas River.
DR. Burlington, Avant Red River.
w Burton, Louailler, from Opelousas.
Diana, Sturgeon, FIN Louisville.
Switzerland, Schenck, I'm Cincinnati.
Gov Powell, Burke, I'm St Martinsyille.
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
D F Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Gossamer Forgay, fin Attakapas.
Towboat Thos McDanels, Rezeau, from the Passe:
went down light brought up ship Be
neares and brig Elieea.
Towboat Mary Kingsland, Crowell, FIN the Passe.
lowed down and to sea on the 30th ult
ships Sandman and Greenwood brought VI
ships Jno Watt and = Greedy, brig Wynyaw
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sSkippiaJ yntrlligtnft.
CaxscEsI nfYioE. No. 10 Camp Street. |
81 Wednesday Morning, April IL, 1860 5

CsKscEsI 0ssioE. No. 10 Camp Street, 4
Wednesday Morning April II. 1860
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Realm, Dunn, for Glasgow,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Elvira owen, Potter, for Liverpool,
LII Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Mazeppa, Weeks, for Genoa,
Meeker, Knox Geo
Ship Carnatic, Devereaux. for Liverpool
A 4 Neyins &co
Ship Addison, Pike, for Liverpool, S Jones &eo
Ship Chas H Lunt, Moore, for Liverpool,
Cammack & Converse
Ship H Ryerson, Latham. for Cork, for orders,
Creevy & Farwell
Bark Warren Fisher, Crowell, for Boston,
a8T VIM ] Dewey &eo
schr P Cake, Endieott for Minatitlan, in ballast,
WmJ Dewey &co
Schr Emily Keith, Lockwood, for Vera Cruz
Goldenbow Il Lesparre
schr victoras Wilson, for Galveston, Fash &eo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

BY abstractlog and letter received at this office,
Capt. Dubois, of the Queen of the Pacific re
ports the loss Of that ship on reef orrock bearing
EN- &. from Cape ST. Rogue, in Brazil, distant ff-
teen miles. Tie charts show no such danger; but
navigators, in passing that headland, are warned
to give the place berth until an examination can
be had of the place assigned to this danger.
NJ +. MAURY,
of The United Naval Observatory and
Hydrographcal Office Washington
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

Of April in lat II deg. is min. NJ, long SIS deg. IS
min. w. ship Martha Whitmore, of Richmond, five
days out from Mobile, bound to Havre. At the
same time and position. ship Armada, of Boston,
from New Orleans bound to Liverpool.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

Capt. Cutter, of the ship Z Greedy, from Hayre
March, in lat. rs deg. 80 min. n, long. 63 deg 10
min. W., vessel Of about eighty feet keel; she
was bottom upwards; no masts or other tackle to
be SEEN. ...