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sHERaFF,s SALE.

81 REFsas Of a. zanCEttsa to ma aIFurtsa ira
Us 0ece af The CLERK Of tha DiAtrict CosTt q ~
tswsstaEne county, lows, aanli proceed 70 sell =
Friday tAs S8tA DAY gf june 4 D. Eese hstwess ..
Aoars Of 10 o'eiook 4. n and O'cio<M ?. 4 =
said day, La h8as u tha Comfy Trea8EsassE ga
In thR city nj COuncl BlMh, the following aenryfA
Cd 8eaf &sszss % D. SlBebsSseg Ca-, to-wis
CouznsacsnE - 3 point whtrh hears IRON u
tatsTBegttea Of the last line Of REoaawAy VIII -
hortn hne Of lot owned By D. HRRS and sah >
hlna 70 w. NePaeF, ard by MepAer 20 B. D Bgaytsr
North deg RMSk, ees feet, and Fwxnins thesrs
North 5 DEG. Katt, al &-tse fsst thsnee som s
dsS R&ss 81 &-leo feet tkgaEe ssRfh AET A-ioB Fs
thsncg inertia 30 DEG. west SHT s~sas feet 70 plAsa
Of esgtnninS5 eeing toe undivided one ha1 Of pIrt 4
four acres uss 90 the soRsh~saaE aaaFtes u ssgsS
ws#f quarter Of seeElOn 3D. x0wn y Eersh Of RasE,
q.
Taken as the Property Of D. winchestsr C
90 satisfy an exscati0a In faEoF u Poison Nj.
let 8. a. CRAIG, shsrrE
b J. ?. WILLIAM, DsYssy sAeSiG.
May %, 1850 g.
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BMERHREs@ SALE.

81 YlFtas os a. ExscatisA 70 ne directed fra
Aas Case GO the caeFk % tie DisfEicf C0gEt q -
kAw atlantis eoansy, Iowa, shAH proceed to EsI :
Friday the slh dag e. SRlS. 4. D. 1850 setws.-
fhs hours II 10 0Pciock A. n. sRd o'clelh P \ :
SD aa9, - treat al the GaHA{y Tressures's C..
l1 tbs Gsty u cOa@ssl BaMaa EAs AaGl0wlna assrfs
asal k&tate Of ]. d. Palmer and j. C. BachIErs
sa-wEfs "--..
81 secttea g, TownsAIp n, Rahgs a A.
20, Lota u 2ADd . block -, In Mynster's Am
L4os rs hsss$ 11 an HaaPs AaastlUns Ists 4 - 3
kn block 81 Ia Hgw8nd's Aaaikt0n ts Cswaczl H.
Iswa, ~ sas property q .. q. RaAmsR, and tAs II
tSwina 80 the RsUpsEty Of j. G.. Bachanza
4sta 10 bA@rA A. le1Aa Mna 10 IA. sIsca L i7..l
aaaS IN alocM o. bot kfa ns0s& Id lots ara H.
eaOcE III ISIS and in hloek 81 lot In blocf d
lsa sta bieck 3D. Ia H&n's Aaaikaaa Ena lot II -
U Raytisz tst AaAatloa 70 Council ElHas, Iowa
TA&aR % NE RxspsFfy OF J. d. Palmer and ] c
SEaaMAA ~ aa&&asy sn exsezts0M In Ezv0g a ga4s
D willinEh&H, Assignees.
June g. I6aB -
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ce 81 shs CleTk ef to BfNsTAza gguvS - 800 80 ne
AAAle eesasS, Iowa, shall pgaeoeA 10 seli - v 50
- - 80 sy q July, a. a Esen sstwsS,T ~, ~
ssaRs q y sscasck 4. mi sad48,adkGP. iii 80
49, ~ TO- = EsfEe In a. ~ =
ct !. D. BsytiSs, to~wit-- N4'<s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-25

AawA. se- ga ID -
1a@sl ss Eh3 pEaRSgty Of y Mayfis8 Dc sasish a..
kxecutioR In favor Of acRriae 1 Rgwen
..--. .. Il. CRAIG, sher.s
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4 AsAzsusaAE sM&etkaAzaA ezsAAsazasAa "a $3.50
Ms&smgss@g sak tMa MAsaaf AZ KMs m&aM 80 U.s.
tFsssaa aAaasgsa wAfA wssmaens a@a M@fAeaaaE WsH@
aasAa anA esR4eaageH ssF tAs CArA 90 WawMsas s3
tbs &sxass 1Rw3As.
MNntcAA AW9aeM kkssm gFAgas ~ tie AcEla@
SaFxsaaa Ii Al Msa ARpgg Nj s8stes vita 4@@saSs
tsan u khmgg eaadSaaUM k7&& aSs S2Asm &Aastea p
iifa. ese aMa Il xsFsEs psgss1zy Ms&eaasa faAsr
tshea fFse 81 % sgAs : ss..
FaEmaeAp gsgSs "a aNsEm4 1lassAsass 80 @shsx
f4MAAae8 sg kaa8 8 MmAS fAe#AmAs @Asa @@ &M@ M&&"
anxms smnbsFm a ID ne BaamemaaFF 4Nml - - -
RIcsasa Ii ssalsA NmFwasHM Tres Sc en&fse. I've ~
fAgaa wtanans far pasfaS win ~ a<Ese txels.s
MMxg@ne hM II MMsMMEM no mMsRaaazs aESsak
gssrneon. MswAs2 Aa8psaasAam, 80 9BsmAA ManfA
street pasladeap yAz
Is aFasx 81 sks mlssssass e
MA d. KmAAxw xzxN Rssa
csc. FAKmeMaE& Ma@sg
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DURTFY THE BLOOD.
MoRRAT's
LIFE PILLS AND pHEAlx HTTERs


ms great Rsp8seFItT wESeA Mokat's Life Flaa
Rsnnix BattaET h2se MEa@AnNa8E asaseqaeHoe d %
extraordinary wares mR@sd As thsar use Fcn&efs u
unneSszsAxy heE Lhe proprietor 10 enter INTO par
ti<alaF saAsysis oE xAss naeseal Slrszss OF prose-
sAas. uzSanS been mSre than swsaty years ssssfs
EAe pabsH aAd hasiEa the asassd tssa4zaOnS 81 Ha'
EAEn TAgsE AsRaSaaa Of PerSoa4 wao have eeea -
stored "a the enisyment Of seFfsct health By theA
IL IL believed taAt EAezT FeaERslSa - ne best ~
sAaRsAA EsazaiCina a&aitn Of - alapzts.
RRa aaEnss3 aRRrv city axsd village ka t&a Upasa4
sknass tAeza are Ez4ay we ass re@2g % tessasy y
MesS esazry In rsmaviag disease, AMI GYMS % -
vyAofe system renewed FlEsx AMI Asadsh.
In essaa Of ScrofsIss Uleags, StMzyEB ~ ETSF
ssgas o. the skin, Che operation Of kAs LxyE aEnF
e1REa ia truly aatsHiRhinGs often renaoviHg. .
ssu aaga, 9seEy spaklEe * Bees lesshseMs hssa-
~ by tAeiE pa9ifytns sasczs 90 ne e5asd. NIls@
Wgve4w, Fever and AEme, Dyspepsts, pTopsy, F1s2
and Ia sAart, meet Ell diseases, soon yied % Ne,
cukA9fxA nsspeS4tes. AS fzsatls shssaa ~ witss@
Eksa sAsy tnear ttzasay ase assch ss1egfag 80 d
psmsa msSba saved
pRERAREB NV
WILLIAM D. A0RFAT, n. d,
XIV FnAEg
8st& ~ y. &kK8AMAE CD, Cs@sctl bis5s-
III
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Coast OF s9'asiPpi-Lighthouse on MerriWs Shell
Bank instead Of the Light Fessel
oical information has been received at this office from
Lieut., W II Stevens Corps of Engineers that Light
hoase on screw pile foundation has been erected on the
oa and to mark the position heretofore occupied by the
hghtvessel on Merriils Shell Bank
Inc foundation is square in plan, and is composed
IRON sceeW piles is surmounted by wooden superstruc
ture with lantern above its centre.
level. "
me Illuminating apparatus is lens of the 4th order of
the system Of Frsnel showing fixed light of the natural
coio which, IN ordinary states Of the weather. should be
Vslhe from the deck Of vessel 10 fet above water\
about ii nautical miles. '
The light house will be lighted for first time at sun
aoWn on the 10th of August rext, and will be kept
burulng during that and every night thereafter until
further orders.
On that day august 10th) the Merrilrs Shell Bank
notbe replaced
WIN. F. SMITH,
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THERMOMETERS,


~ CHARTS,
NAur1c,r ANN c, BOOKS
and
GLOBES
o6 R9n TIE II, bARSEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
PETER WALTHER
o Formerly with and SOLE AGENT FOR E. G.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
JAMES T. KEMP & CO.,
~ SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER Il BROTHER
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPQETLRS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
nave constantly on hand extensive assortment of
mp Quadrants Octants Sextants Spyasses
oarometers thermometers, Drawing Instruments LAMPS
PurveS3rs Gompasses Gauging Rods Out Sticks Board
rules Tape Lines, Burtts Coast Pilots, Shipmasters
sSan hedge Anchors; Charts of all parts OF the world
manner. =" .iS oss'
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S!stfarnsnfnk

Ill Oh A RLEs TON
~. 60. THRoUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
GEoTGkE'ssp CREEK,
Yt,, Capt. l. wilIets,
To ''AF' Spar fG Sssf'a3 July 81.
oeoef oS he a M q Sr sshs
NO bi!is {" sating whe signed the departure Of
Forfrssit only apply t,
Agents Charleston JOHN W caIDWG E 1fIear MA
P1ncoality in her departure relied on u2s At
So SAY ANNsAH
" ''S@ FHo&As swAsy,
wu,..ra s,..r., Capt. 1 T. Ramsay,
at 3o'clock, P " preciseiv = - 'u's 'o'h'
no freight reveiV I'd aste l. o'clock on dav of sailing
TO PS OF adng signed after departure Of the steamer
sAML PEARcE Agent,
P,nc,,,.,tv IN s.,,.,,,,, ll6 Spears wharf
Agentsin savannah, BRiGHAM. BALDWIN, & co ju.O,u
Gf#S CROMWELL'S
:s.az-sFhI wEEf RikT EXPEFss LINE BETWEEN
NEW w YORK.
The steamships of this Line
RA1yru T leave Spears wharf,
EVERY TUESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
o.,, on i1E;D%Ys l AND 'i sAF f si
Devering goods in Baltimore Thursday and Monday
n9raings
stFeelsht cents per o"t or proportionate rates
Shippers 10 Boston, Providence, Portland and other East
ern points can have their Goods promptly forwarded
this line free OF mission
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
lie SPEARS WHARF
or to n B. CROMW ELL Il CO.,
$1,000. Sc WEST STREET,
1ulIu New York.
scETTS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
The new and magnificent side wheel iron Ocean
steamers 3 X. SPAu LIllNG, Solomon Howes. command
sail Boston EVERY FRDAY at o'ciocE F T., alter
natey. - "
The accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
CLASS.
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staterooms
For freight or passage apply to
A. l.. HIGGINS, Agent,
WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
Baltimore. May 18th. rnvl6-tf
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Ess s@ a4a PHILADELPHIA,
1lF--..YS9ttftF. L L q, n. -

HEsZ KS szS----|aEE WHINING AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEBENT
~ z ana after MONDAY, April 23d Passenger trains for
phh,i1laadeiPhia viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY except Sunday as follows, viz
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. n, WAY MAI, at 10 Ii
A. h; EVENING MAIL at 625 P NJ
ON SUNDAYS at 525 p NJ. only All trains connect with
New York Trains except 5.25 T. NJ, on Saturdays 'l
Freight Train, with Passenger attached leaves al
r stopping at all Stations between Baltimore and
Hsvre de Grace. O'e ""u
and IL P. NJ. " 'i y M ''z NJ
ROAD. 1000 A'-Nii'-
~ Leaving ia 10 l5A n train will connect at Wilmington
WIN $50 81 tram or by aving at rs NJ .an nroeIm
stclover check from Conductor spend the night in We
mingfon, and take the 9.35 A. NJ train "7'' III M
NOTlCE-Au coored persons wIetber bond ~ ,, -,
nn 70 ang some responsible white person
oond 70 ne company before they will he taken
my16-tf wm ND ,1r,on
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Ball 4asos.
- y

LA GssS5 WESTERN
----.es----1AS RARPLAND ran ROAD
OPEN TO FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30 and O'Clock Re.
urnlng leave Finksburg Station, I5 1879 and Sc.
The O'Clock train enables spend three or four
hours in the beautiful Green Spring Valley return to
Baltimore $40 P. NJ. ~ ~
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester, W nser Tanev-
town and Emmttsburg on The arrival of the train
Also for estminster from the 4 p. NJ. train.
jul3 II IRWIN h TkYJoR
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"a NEW NITURE
HA WAREROOMS.
1.-THE undersgnedwould call the attention of his friends
and the public to his Warerc oms, and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture. His stock being ALL
NEW and OF the best workmanship, with very moderate
SO long enjoyed at the OF dStand. - 1850
THQS. McGIANNAN,
49, ~ ,, No. 40l West Baltimore street
~ FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED and
REMOVED WITH CARE. rnhoS II
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HARDWARE.
III HISS & COLE,
, No IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACTUR ERS' AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
, ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE
r. HOE CO.'S CAST STEEL. MILL, CROSS CUT and
CIRCULAR SAWS. ~
FISHER x NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANVITS and
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES $500
FIELDS, SANDWICH CO.'S CUT TACKS, SHoENAIL
BRADS, &c.
COLLINS, HARTFORD AXES HATCHETS, &c
NEW ENGLAND SCREW C0hPANYS GIMLET POINT
RUSSELL & ERWIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,S
LOCKS, &c
FITCH MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET and
AMERICAN HoRsENAIL CoMPANY,s HORSE AND
CLINCH NAILS. ~
U. AMES 4 SONS SH0VEIS and SPADES. &c. &c
WIN. WILCOX Il CO.'S PLATE and PAULOGKS
SCYTHES. ' an" oi'E'H'S
SG Tf[ SNEATHS, SCYTHE STONES, &c, &c
assortment ieise eHa Jun
All of which offer at lowest Factory Prices mv,.f
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furniture.

III ENRY W. JENKINS,
H PRACTICAL CA BINET MAKER,
No. 16 LIGHT ST,
Has on hand large stock of and is constantly Inauuactu-
ng every description of CABINET WARE, of the ma
terials and workmanship 49, ~ $500
nI HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
Beds holsters and PILLOWS of Hair or Feathers IRON
bEDSTEADS, suitable for Hotels servants, &c. iatf
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Hlstals, Harbmars, IT.

,EpWARD N KEITH n KELsO, JR.
MI KEITH, JR., b son,
~ 49, % SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
oFFEk FOX SALE AT MANUFACTURERS LOWEST
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF AMERICAN HARD.
WARE.
C MPRISING
NAILS, STEEL H0' p AND SHEET IRON, HOII OW-
WARE, CASTINGS, SAD IRONS. ANES, SHOVEIS and
SHADES FORKS, TACKS. RULES, BUTT HINGES,
SCREMS. GIMLETS. i0CKS FILES. HATCHETS,
HAMMERS COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS, CURRYsOaBS,
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AiMis YinMnYs re

fS CHOICE WINES BRANDIES, &c.
SSaaass j. B. CHARRON & CO, AGENTS
sc1ssz5sS FOR VINEYARD PROPRTETORS
- IN FRANCE,
received and offer for sale very superior COGNAG
hNAN DIES vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct hls Brand
smlie beimont Co. Cognac Brandies various vintages
oriHauX Claret Wines from low finest grades Burgun
ty Whes from medium to best grades produced in
rance superior White Vines Champagne Wine various
qualities - - P'i~
The above viii be sold i'll United States Bonded Ware.
house duty paid 'S
iso consignment, 10 bbls very aud prime Monon
gahea Rye Whiskeys 10 bbls very old COPPER distilled
ourbon Mhiskeys; 800 bbls fine medium grades bourbon
anu Eye Whiskeys to which invite the attention Of those
in want Of pure liquors. Ofice-CORNER OF IOMBARD
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Z .glkE EOTICE.
sz'<assssssstzSa FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

cr,,,,or, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
ooJ ic - OF DA lS-0n and after WEDNESDAY Nav
I'd 1850, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON win IaaIs
SaItmore for the PauXent river every WEDN EsDAY aud
90 IN An MORNlNGS at O'Clock, preceding as far nm
as creek on Wednesdays Returning viii leave y
VIII leave Baltimore Saturday morning nj dci o re-
snnJ,I LANDING Returning VIII leave i's Landing on
nnhiSy morning at 5ocoCk Tor Baltimore calling 81 tJe
Haven going and returning. va O'''' anu FAlr
Erright received On DO IL
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luis Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the SUBJ
erioer has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti-
more city aryand, letters testam on the estate
Oh GiRANIlLLE s 0LDFlELn, late OF said city, de.
an persons having claims against the deceased
hereDy warned to exhibit with the vouchers
hgeo to the subscriber, before the 4th day of
srom ~ ioE they may otherwise by law, be excluded
said m dement, OF said estate All persons indebted to
Given nnder are nj rfquesed to make immediate payment
$500 ~ my MANU- tlls I'd day of July, 1860
jus Iaw4w* uhOhGE M GILL,
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Eegal fN0tites.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
II scrRer has obtaned from the Orphans Court Bati-
estate of PARKER late Of this city deceased
All persons having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned to Fexhibit the same with D. vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the Attn day Of jan
all benefit of said All persons indebted 70 said
are requested to make immediate payment Given nnder
my hand this 29;h day of june 1860 ~ ~
Ju2lawiwN JONATHAN PARKER, Jr, Executor
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L; ": ,gHNTHER , HENRY a. RoDEwA Id
~ GENERAL COMMISSION MEL CHANT
TOBACCO FACTORS,
80 LonBaRpS ST.,
one uO0r " est or Exchange Place, Bait, Md. s2Itf
SCRIMGER h WHITMAN
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
GRAIN, FLOUR, BACON,
BUTTER, LARD, CLOVER SEED, &c.
-, NO. II BowLY's WHARF, Baltimore
LIBERAL Advances mad on Consgnments
~ Personal attention given to weighing Grain ju3tf
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j u. PRATT 4 co
coRNkR p BALTIMORE e
The propri"t@ts respectfully invite such VnSba1s
not already subscribers to the Agency and nh M as are
credit b. cell and examine cur vsey on who sell goods
OF our Information From long experiance 1ie reiaeh
factory testimonials of thousands f ana the saiis
en- sits s and have Tor yesIs he ,e GhsT-
the ce or an VINO VIII call whether ley sell Sonds To-
Silitv Of @ country towns ample satisfaction "a ess 20
nom the eenc H hn the great nene6 to he derive
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT nun

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE sI7p
Bstmo ooeg mas obtained from the Orphans Court Of
the personal estate Of S E letters Parliamentary on
e sa All persons having claims against the
su ueceaseu are hereby warned exhibit the same with
e % thereof to the subscriber before the 18th
cluded from all benefit said estate '""' "e eA
Given under my hand this 9th day of july, A. d 1851
iul0law4w+ " " = - nj.
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mn - III. HILNItK GEORGF WEFATE
VIII leave Baltimore for the Patuxent river every FgTn,y
morning at oGock, as far up as Hills Landing Rrir
ing VIII leave HELPS Landing every Monday co.
senenlGt viii leave Benedict every Tuesday morni1 Of
~ Cioch t9r aItimore, calling at Plum Point and Fair
hAven going and returning "' N"''
Freight received Wednesdays and ThursIa,,
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-, BALTIM0RB AVID sUsorFHAr
IL OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

TnP m n -. JOMPANY.
meg IN FL i SBQRG VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
d Inc Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fairhant 1oo,..s
baltlHiore from her berth, Needhams pirr irbt f,
Sn WHAT, hN tRY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at O'clock apd
WWuuiINNlig leaves Fredencks burg EVERY TT
~ at ecoes, or Immediately alter the arrival Of
al al ta Oh cars from Richmond and Washington St1rpng
%oi od g Iegular Landings on the Rappaanncck TyeT
sepgers 'tNi'' hV'Eht ara I3s-
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BE NORDLINGER CO.,
SHRSS5 IMPORTERS OF
se&zszH9z57R&I ,-r, FOREIGN PRODUCE.
~ BRAND1ES, WINES GINS, SEGARS &c
NO: l02 LoMBARD STREET. Baltimore, 49,"
Ga WE HAVE THE LARGEST, BEST
tA7iN55 AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF
IA1& Ii @ OR
IN THE CITY.
by calling on II K I6NG + P Sn GLASSES
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
sunday Advancement.

+
On Sundays the Steam Train will
A. NJ, in lien of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays hour
from IL NJ. until II P, NJ.
From and after Sunday, the 9Th May, Cars will leave
either end Of the Road, every hahour from O'Clock P NJ
until o'clock P. NJ.
The will special trips from the Lake
night whenever required the Conductor must however
ceiye due notice.
onbusses Canal Depot every five min
utes.
Passenges earnestly requested procure their
the office under the Depot Checks, or return tickets
will he handed them the
my1 9. PANDELY Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

sUGAR-...We noticed sales Of some 80 i1hds al
unchanged prices. Fair to Fully Fair 7Hasc. - ID.
MoLAssEs. We heard Of $50 bbIs. Ordinary
sold at 25@26c. U gallon.
Flour. The market was very drII and me
sales were confed to 500 or 100 bbls. ine,udinr
100 Superine at s. 50, $50 at s. a5 100 at SIS s7a
and some small lots at IS a5@s6 90 for superfne,
and Sc 5o@s7 90 % Dbl. for Extra.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced some
60oa sacks, at firmer prices, including $50 sacks
poor, at 4sc., 400 yellow at So, $50 White, Mixed
and Yellow, and 1000 Mixed in lots at 65c, 400
White Mixed at 81, 900 in four lots at TO- and 800
White from flatboat at Zoe. q bushel In Oats we
noticed sales of some $500 sacks st. Louis, com
prsing 100 at 44c.. and 14oo in three lots at c.
. bushel. OF Bran about 720 sacks were disposed
of, including $40 at 81 15, and $50 in two lots at
| 81 20 % 100 lbs.
HAY. .l5o bbls. Western were sold, in two
OTIS, at SIS so and s26 50 q tun..
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork were
confined to retail lots at SO 5gG1s2I 90 % Dbl.
\ for Mess, but on Monday evening VIE noticed
sale of 260 bbls. Mess at $50 50 5e Dbl In Bacon.
the sales included l6 casks Shoulders on private
terms. OF Lard 325 tierces and 200 kegs Prime
were sold the former including 24a in four lots at
| 13ac. and rs at 134c.Ts lb.
COFFEE. I'VE heard of no sales OF any conse.
quence.
RrcE There was very fair demand, with
sales at fG15ic. u 10. for Carolina.
STAR CANDLES "A lot of 100 boxes full weight
were taken at 19c. 9 fb cash.
BALE RoPE,. 400 coils Machine Made were
sold at Sic. and 100 at ssc % u.
Spirits TURPENTNE. We noticed sale of so
bbls. at SIC. u gallon.
4 WHISKY. We heard some small lots Extra
Rectied sold at I9Ac. and 40 bbls. Raw At 19c. 4s
gullon.
FREreHTs. We noticed ship taken for EHfepe
on private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

saxsyszsSss@ LOSS OF TEETR-Dr. j. WEST
liz st. Charles continues supply the
U Loss OF TEETH without wires or springs
u upon his principle Of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
msnded beng1 he most ingenious system of supplying ARTI
nsrfsct and d @ m ~ M ees ga
defy detection BY the Observer Dr.
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold combines modern
improvements Those interested will find these statements
entirely and scrupnosy correct Dr. W. returns his sincere
thanks to the inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity the
extensive practice they favored him fifteen
from Lafayette Square.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

A PHEaoaRSos.-A farmer in Newport sHerki.
mer county, N. Y, recently killed a cow from
which he took calf which was perfect in every
respect except that instead of hoofs, its legs ter
minated in claws similar to those Of cat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

COMPUTATION TICKETS.
who reside the city and have residence eab
sent line the Road procure tickets reduced
rates, at the office Camp street.
T. 8. WILLIAMS,
fe6 General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

10z This will positively be the last
Steam Train from the Lake the city on week days.
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station when notified
except however mail trips and during the trips
Sunday Fare 5
must have timely notice to stop
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
a FOUNDRY AND mAcH1NERY DEPOT

vYAfW NJ g o q A 7 T r KS O N,
~ Successor to McCan PattersonD corner Of Deord
and New Levee Streets
The undersigned is now prepared to naanaeture sTAd
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY OF all kinds used by
Steamboats, Sugar Cotton Plantations, Saw Mills, Cotton
Presses Draining Machines, etc.
He keeps hand at all times Gin Gear
Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars, Wheel Suups Fange and Cir
Gle Bolts.
He established in connection with the above Depot
sale Of Machinery manufactured in ST. Louis and other
cities and has hand at all times shipment
Steam Engines and Boilers with everything complete 9f
TO- L. Is % IS and IS Horse Power Mills of every descr
tom Dolbe and Single Mills Corn Mills and Pumps Of every
description Of which he will sell as low other estab
isllment In the city.
secOndhahd Boilers and Machinery bought and sold at
all times.
New Orleans. Feb. =. 1890 feS 6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
H.. BosrlcK. FRANK W. SEYMOUR.
- BOsTICK a. SEYMOUR, -
ky7A Successors to- SA3
BREWSTER zAcHARIE,

between Poydras and Grayier streets,
Manufacturers and Dealers in STOVES and TIN WARE
Wholesale Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS
respectfully call the attention of commission and
country merchants houseeepers and hotel popeors, to
and well assorted stock of Cooking Parlo Office and
Heating Stoves, comprising almost every kind in existence
Tin and Japanned Ware, Chatting Dishes Old Dominion Coffee
Pots Heclns Urn Coffee reques Toilet Sets Lamps lanterns
all kinds of Wares suitable for Cooking and Domestic pur
poses An of which will be sold at lower prices than any house
In the city.
Manufacturers of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE SO well
adapted the Of Hotels Planers to which invite
particular attention.
Sole agents for S. j. Mtcheps Premium Lightning Rods,
which will be sold at manufacturers prices.
Particular attention paid all kinds Of House and Steamboat
obbng Tin and Sheet Iron Pipes Valley Cutters Escape
Pipes and all kinds of Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Work
promptly executed fel3 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
Bo s TON

SSR FOR BGSTON-Reguar Line--The AL regu
MsNMes lar fast sailing packet bark Maria Norton
94ses Snudson MASTER having OF her cargo
gagged will have dispatch For balance of freight apply to
GEO. W. HYNS0N Il CO.. 81 Camp st.
For apply the captain board Post 30 First Dis
trct. i've