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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

wntr9 Y L,nY 9fwIsG A,c.Nrs rs Broad
Ar.N II liE-PEiCE s!A-iiEIMERs Is E%TEA -
ms ha'hihs s"ws from two spoos purchased from the
store occurring no reminding of thrcad. II cms Fcs tin,.
er and Stitches in superior style, finishing each seam by its
pwh operation. without rvcoprsr - the hand needle us j. m
lur"i b! other na"hycs. II will do better and c!cac sn
ing man Saslr,s if she for one cent al.
" ~ '''
s'nh i"r tirel'ar j. T. DAVIS Il co
i-dts. .u.r,s t,,.sln..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

DEATH OF CLERGYMAN.--The venerable Rev.
Barley Loring, OF North Andoyer Mass. died on
Satur lay. lie was the father q. Mr.. Gemg. b.
i"rnE, "t Salem, and it was in consequence Of
ms illness that gentleman did Mt attend
the Charleston Convention, to which he was elec.
ted II delegate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

AMERICAN LIFE IN JArAN.-Itis stated that ,be
americans in llako4ad Japan have been anu.
sing themselves this winter by a .erie, of balls
Nv" OF our 5untrymen have opened hotel there.
try. '''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

The ARMY IN CTAn.--The War DEPARTMENT
has not ordered all the trnans removed from
Utah. The companies, comprising IRON .i.ht
hundred 10 one thousand men, will remain there
aud Will be amply sufficient To protect the people
from outbreaks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

The name Of Henry N. Phillips, of Philadelphia. Is
mentioned in connection with the vacancy occnsioncd
by the death of Mr. Clark, Minister to Guatemala and
Honduras.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

The House of Representatives on Monday vo-
ted to make our Representative to Sardinia first
class mission. Good news for some hungry dem,
ocrau
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

;, Calhoun Bcnham. Esq, has been appointed
,n'ied states District Attorney for California in
place Of Mr.. Deleaterre, resigned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

Its reported that Wilson, the present Attorney OF
Utah, and R. P. Henniken, ofPenusy tania have been
appointed Judges of Utah Territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

ADDITIONAL CALironNiA News. The arrival Of
tho Pony Express Mt ST. .Josephs No, with Cali
fprnia dates TO the 2Sth OF April, was announced
in Yesterdays paper.
Emit grafton from China to California is ncrels
in. II IL estimated that ! 900 persons have gone
II Dhc Wa,hoe mines. Tho Indians in Carson
Valley have stolen thirty horses belongn.; to the
pony express company.
The California Leg +lature has passed. m act to
cIealc the oIhee Of State ganogs';and an pro-
vide for vote Of the people 10 decide when and
whclc the TO ycntion 10 revise the constitution
shall lac called.
bill to appropriate 500 to build a wagon
road from Paccrvillc to Carson Valley was lost.
b')l giving bonus Of 500 900 aud s40.0O0
per annum Ia the first and second ,mpnn,es car
rynG tricgraphlc lines across the continent has
passed hth Houses.
NJ San Francisco business WINS improving
The COMBINATION nmon. operators in refined sd
gnrs broke through on tho 1sth Of April. causing
n great d' cline in prices. and at auction sale )
GOO lots {" crushed. powdered aud lont were s."
at an average price of Is cents. and Goo hbls
1T Eastern crushed nj i24nl3 cents. Traders were
tho spi" purchasers, aad have secured n thirty
day. surpIy.
g, L. hthiel has been nominated as the demo
cratic candidate for Congress ia ORGY IA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

MR. GRow in his speech ON tho Tariff, in the
House Of Representatives, on Monday, showed, if
the Secretary Of tho Treasurys estimates of re-
ceipts should be realized. and the expenses should
not exceed his estimates, there wonld be deficit
in the treasury on the lst of July next of over n
million dollars, with twenty millions Of Treasury
notes unredeemcd, and over twenty four millions
of public debt falling due before the lst of July,
1868. The current expenses Of next year will he
not less than sixty five millions, while the reven-
ne under the present tariff would not exceed six
~ millions. There must be change of the tar Il
in order to raise revenue enough to pay the cur
rent expenses of the government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

The ADMISSION OF New SfATEs--Tho House
of Representatives, on Monday, postponed the
Territorial Cuisines, special Unassigned for Monday
until Thursday and Friday next. At that lino
Mr.. Ilaskin. Of New York, will offer an amend.
ment to the five bills providing for tho organiza-
ton Of Arizona, Nevada, Idaho. Decotah and
Chippewa, follows
And be it further enacted. that whenever the
eald Territory shall contain tlo requisite pnpnn-
tions for n member Of Congress. To he nsnrraned
by census taken in pursuance Of mv lor that
purpose, il shall be lawful Tor the Legislature
theicof. TO provide by law for thc election oil del
egates 10 Il convention to form constitution pre-.
paratory % admission as II State Into the Union
On M equal footing with the other States. VIII II
constitution shall be submitted 10 the legal voters
OF tho said Territory, nj II fair election, held in
pursuance oi law Tor that purpose. for ratification
or rejection, and when ratified at the polls IN tho
manner aforesaid, shall lac runsmiue ell 10 Congress
Tor acceptance. This section shail be aud is hero
by, incorporated into and made IA part of the or
game nets Of ench OF the Territories of the Unitci
States. and shall constitute the rulo of action npon
which said Territories shalt lac permitted 10 form,
constitutions preparatory to their admission us
States into the Union.
This amendment was offered ly Mr. Hnskin to
certain Territorial bills last Congress hat vas oh.
jec,cd to by Mr.. Stephens, then chairman OF, the
Committee on Territories
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

The Choyalier Cornelius Wen1ell, was before
tho Covodo Committee again ON Monday, with his
check or cash books. lilo testified that he paid
between thirty and forty thousand dollars to pro-
cure the passage of tho Lecomp,on. or English
bill. These books showed some singular era
sures, which will hereafter be developed The
only amount that has been accounted for thus
far, is the five Thousand dollars rul to Beam
Wenlell was iufbrmed that he would be expected
to state where tho money went. Grca, anxiety is
manifested to learn Wcndell's detailed state.
ment.
Simeon johnson, late editor Of the Washington
Unioa testified that he had reas n TO believe thu,
tho Lecompton constitution WIS made in Wash
ingon, because Martin, clerk in tho Interior
Department, called upon him ,Jahnson) aud in,
formed him that he was dcrutcd tcnke the insr,l-
ment u Kansas. and asked John. IN t. apply to
! the State Department to have him (Martin) paid
for his services over ind above his REG ular salary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

fSAisFEp Buckets, all sizes, Store and for sal, by
m,yo VIM. III. ROSE n CO.
-' No. lU1 Main street
AN CoNslGNMENT-l5 bbiA pure Mouo,nin whi..o = =
t"'' u NJ LACY, On the BASIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

WANTED TO HENf-A suitable house for n small family,
may lots yiRGfSiAN OFFICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10
CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.
Commissioner of the Revenue.

VIZ are authorized 10 announce WA. II. PEfR
80 MAJ "a candidate ofire Of Commissioner
4 In eseuus for Arstsrn Dsrri "f Campbell county!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

r1-The.e quotations.. will he understood, represent whole
sale prices generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10
Attention Volunteers.

IpECElN ED this day lot Of WHITE Mi TT ,pv ,,,,-
fANiS which viii sell low. have also The Goods nm
der. $3.50 ' nv an n made 10 or
may 0, l. 'NihEMl Y EE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

In the halls Of ths. National coag-sss. The right
..hch i invaded : sven sore valuable in iss mo-
ral aspect-in its bearing as question of honor
| With brave and chlvalric community. than II is
| 10 any merely material or economical regard
The Southern people feel tina, they are entitel,
by the spirit. ms well "a the litter 81 the league
into which their fathers entered when they form
ed this Union of Sovereign States, 10 an unrestric-
ted equality with the people Of the North rs res.
poets the unsettled national demain--thai it was
the common property Of the whole people with
out geographical or other distinction express or
implied-and they will not now coasrnt TO be de-
prived OF that equality by any eapricous ioierpre
tation Of the contract which n visionary pbilnn-
thropby may choose TO invent II is on this poiot
81 constitutional or covenant right that the south
stands issue with those who deny its title 10 c'n-
crate to and occupy the territories Of the nation
equally with the people OF the Nth, and nathins
can drive them from it.
For the people of the North tn attempt to ar
rest the spread Of slavery, is in our judg nm
offensive and unwarran;abie assumption, and the
party in asserting this doctrine j. essentially az
pressiye and revolutionary. ltwars Mt once upon
tho constitutional relations aud tho social peace
Of the whole country. Every man who joln'
and acts with it, is aiding and nbctIing treason.
md no man who loves he Union and tho sacred
covenants on which it rests. better than be loves
n fsnatical idea, or sentimental scheme Of rhlan'
thrupy, can ever sympathze or vote with the par
ty. We think that the peace Of tie Republican,
the pcrpctuiy of its institutions, nre worth inf
nitcly more. in any case, than tic niger, or
than the suppositous happiness Of five millions
of "nigscrs.' Moreover We know that the SOU
thern negro is vastly better off as hc il, than he
would be in any condition in which Auditorium
could possibly put him.
These opinions are, we believe, entertained by
largo majority Of the people in both sections Of
the country, md all they require to bring about -
ubty Of ae,on, is the formation Of such n Jar
" as tho wants Of the hour demands. The Con-
stituional Union Party. will. we think meet that
requirement. and such being our belief
hail its advent with feelings Of inexpres.ihlc
pleasure, ar.d promise to the extent Of our hum
be ability, to uphold and defend the principles
which lie at it's foundation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

VEGETABLE PILE oISTMENT.-For Blind bleeding or
Painful PLEA This Ointment is made from the recipe of
an emil "nt PHYSICIAN and be el ID being adapted
the most obstinate eases. Made and sold by
may j. II. THOMPSON Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

WANTED TO .ENr.A suitable house n small family,
may io.i. viRGfNiAN OFFICE.
VEGETABLE PILE oISTMENT.-For Blind Bleeiinp or
Painful Piles This ointment made from the recipe "f
emil cnt physician, and bc re ID being adapted
may 10 '''''' '''' ' j. Ill., H. TmoIrsoN Druggist
IlEAss HOUND CANS all sizes; Spruce and Cedar Buck
ID Horse Bucket, Wooden Churns sizes spruce and
wM il. ROSE Aco.
for e BY AND BLAND NM H. ',aIe and
10 No. I0T Man street.
HEE5s TRiMM lNGs-Jn., hand, another large supply
Iais nid. Frinsrs falcons, Tassels lui.on., H.
'o,. for match /" Trimmings An earl, ea s,sled
fnrroS PRINCES, corroN BRAIps, COTTON BALI.
- Trimmings, and Cotton Trimmings of every lescrpttn
for M"r'''lIcs' "ea at lma, lol La 7, KiNsEf's.
lnS PIECE, SPLENDID NEwsrYLE C,rIcoEs-l
ma, Ie john j ri'Kvls Agent
so M ,1 AHn 4. r 81 No. cit HEEr,S"s /"
may 10 No. IOI Main street
NEw ORLEANS, MrseoyApo AND PORTO RICO MO.
,, - WIN. II. ROSE i co
may 10 No. loi Main alrcrl
IL. KINDS OF NEW GooDS-Just received, and viii lie
may JOHN j. PURvis, Agent
nNni's ENGIisn cARMINATIyr -Thc hes! pr ,ara,
to-" IN ne for ,9I'e and Other painful olsseef Young
hhtie" always AT hanl For sale by
ma, 10, J. II. THOMpsoS.
AoC BILE LOAF SUGAR, CUT DO, GRADUATED Do.
Pu'r,s,d do and Coffee Sugars Of grades, Just
and Tor SHE by WIN. II. ROSE ~ CO.
ma. 10 No. l07 Main street.
EW ROCKS.
y Jusr Published BY C. scEIBNER
M l2t Grand St, New York.
LECTURES ON THE ENGilSiI LANGUAGE. BY the
Hon. Geo. T. Mntsh. / vol. octave. s..
WOLFE OF THE KNOLL AND OTHER POEMS. BY
Mrs Goo =. Marsh. vol, limo. Price u.
THE TREASON OF CHARLES LEE, Major General in the
American Arm, of the Revolution Is, Geo II. Moore vol
! Syo, with two Portraits, &c. 81 80.
SMITHS u'ev Prof H. b. HISTORY OF THE CHURCH
! IN ,nRoSolpGItAL TABLES / vol, folio 80
| Poems LYRICAL AND IDILLIC, Il, Edmund C. stc,I-
/ vol, I2nu. 75c.
| French With nnr Portrait on steel | vol. l2Inu H.
~ ~ "
For sale by all booksellers, aud by mail post pa m
receipt of mnt Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOokS!!

V I G T O r S BOOk STORE
Is MAIN SlHssT ~ -
NOTES ON Nursing, by Florence Nightingale,
~ Voyage down the AMOR 10y PER-, Mtinnouyb cl,i
frIarswoo Pest Office by author or Heir Of Trdclrr
Dr.. Oldham Al Grcystone and II TAIN there '
Bertha Perez, by Margaret Field
may,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

lEASS BOUND CANS, all sizes; Spruce and Cedar Buck
cts Horse BUCKETS, Woolen Churns all Sizes spruce
Painted Wash Tubs, Just 10 hand and for sale by
WIN. II. ROSE H. CO.,
No Mn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

IL WI authorized 10 announce JOHN o. THORN
lE HILL n candidate Tor the nexi Sherifaliy OF Camp
el County. lmh s-ddc*
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10
JOHNSON ;Eff0 ~ tS OTEY,

hETWfEN MAIN AND GARY. VIRGINIA
HAEoN HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE
H 1000 bags Rio, lagu.ra aud Java Coffee;
- bags Mocha do
900 sides good and damaged sole Leather
900 boxes Adamantinc Candies
loo boxes Brown Soap;
10 boxes tHHty do
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails:
100 barrels y. q. Mulass,S
Is hog>hoa,s Cuba Moassrs;
90 do y. o. sugar;
loo barrels extra e. Sugar;
10 do low grades Sugar
- do graduated sugar
90 do ground Sugar;
Is patent cut loaf Sugar
~ barrels crashed sugar:
"a Kegs soda:
loo boxes Frei.ch Window Glass:
100 kits No. Mackcrcl;
~ barrels No llcrrings;
loo bushels Clover Timothy and Other f,r,s. s,o.
'tSides 'h assortment of GROCERIES, as well AZ l,r,o
nfi wen S''ecd Stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ID
!. We arc aisn agents for of the hest brands r
NJ Nall,f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

tia - PERSONS owning DOGS in the city hereby
may l-dlvt NW IA az a SrrI NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10
PATENT ASpHAJr

W HrltLoCkS SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
ap27 NV " '' III III. u" bow, . co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

ia, ANo SEAL.' by author Of WIDE WIDE WORLD"
AIi ,i,S ~ ~ i, - of lEEVD TIE GREAT
~ NAY or SALVATION, by BARNEs.
may aVt.vrnn.- ~, SURE az 49,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10
Wall Paper and por5

N'c"rs Book store. % Main street there Is one of IN
"A best supplies OF a Ceiling Border Paners ia, r.
lnrs, Chambers, Dining Rooms Halls Saoons W. ar
brought to town AT LOW rRCks Call and examine brGr @
chasing. m ~ ,.,rr ili
maya " ~ 'iotoh'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10
Family S11pa

vr.r, -, alnlIy Sugar
made by the old process from selected Cane thnrongtl
20 "hch call The attention of ftniics For richness
tof ana d'cac! Of flavor SURPRISES anything known II
Famed. Iu, 80 '"' - N.".A-so jus ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10
For Commemorative Attorney.
Sherihalty.

~ VI. are authorised to announce JOHN IT, con
q LEY a n candidate for the Sbcrfalty of Campbell
election. 4ih Thursday IN May. tip2t1c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10
Ono Yard. and Thrcp-nuarters Mid

81 uiENED-A large qlt nifty of Grape shawis, and
ma, 's IDfIs3' ", Ei ~, az MI, MI ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-10

1 ol:sE COLLARS AND BLIND BRIDI.ES--In store and
4 for sale by WIN. II. ROSE y 90,
mnN ~ No. IOi Mnm street.
The New York herald., 1860-09-20

IMPORTANT TO 1Hx MARRIED AND THOSE ABOrH
4 20 be married DIR. A. ms,rfcean rrufsss~ cf
~ Women has luU puhished h~ i0nh - bic
valuable book, enuNsd Jhs nsrrst wonsas private NeS
cal compsfios." Price o. sod by N. q. bAVRESCE No
Nessy stset Assor House and =, bs once 70 Liberty street.
New icrs Or WI 70 stui ~ mc iosny tsr ~ " n,ea
raft
The New York herald., 1860-09-20

DoSp sTRwvT~ 10 LET. ON REAaOvABLE rgaws
ID arre p1or furnished unfnrnisnei suitable f1f ons
= 10 Fsnticufsu. Inquire st 50 Bed street
The New York herald., 1860-09-20

TyuHs RryrEa RRvoLvERs SHOT BuLrs AMI
vH Puuckes Powder riaska Game Hara &c-1he lAxesa
- aaA cAeapsss assnrsment IN tne GAY " sokL.
Nsssd - represenhed
uHARuLI uAHYUa-THK SUB C1TB9R fSrokms
m - public hat be y sailing nsn.elA Ac chn.psv -.
q A ELkBRRB nwbls yssd - - nshsss~n srssA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ADDITIONAL BY THE OVERLAND NAIL
ST. LOUIS, April THE Overland California
Mail brings the following interesting news from
California and the neighboring Territories
In San Francisco business continues to rule dull.
No marked advance has taken place in the mar
kets. Wheat continues to be exported briskly.
People in all parts of the State Of California are
daily emigrating for the mines in the Washoe re-
gion.
\ The Inhabitants of the Territory of Oregon are
endeavoring to hold a convention to memorabilia
Congress of the practicability of building Pacific
Railway to extend from St. Paul, Minnesota, to
Columbia River.
The accounts from the mining districts continue
to be cheering; favorable accounts have been re.
ceived from the Simkamean mines One-third Of
the population Of Victoria has gone to the Frazer
river mines.
The citizens of San Francisco are doing eyerv
thing in their power to entertain their Japanese
visitors. Lieut.. ]. N. Brooks of the United States
Navy, a skilful navigator, has kindly volunteered
to lend his assistance to the Emperor of Japan
Adyices received from Hong Kong are favorable.
The movements in Sugar tend to advance. Rice
closed buoyant, the prices being generally well
maintained,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
Commercial Intelligence.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.

I
HAL lF-, April r. The steamship Niagara
Capt Alexander, Of the British and North Amer
can Line, arrived at this port this evening.
The Niagara left Liverpool on Saturday. March
"a, called at Queenstown on Sunday and brings
later intelligence than was received by the Cana.
dian at Portland.
LIVERPOOL, March "a. - The sales of Cotton
during the week amounted to 6sso0 bales. of
which exporters took 10000. The market closed
frm, the quotations by the Arabia being well
maintained. The holders are offering their stock
freely but show no disposition to press the sales.
Some authorities say that Middling and lower
grades have declined 1-l6d. during the week. The
sales on Friday amounted to 5000 bales, all of
which was taken by exporters. The market closed
steady and unchanged
LONDON, March 24.-The English funds seem to
have somewhat recovered from their late depres.
SION. An advance Of is reported.
Consols for money closed at 94a Consols for
accounts closed at 94s.
HAvRE, March 2.-The Cotton market closed
buoyant and tending upwards. Bas closed at OF
LIVERPOOL, (via Queenstown) March 25.-The
sales OF Cotton on Saturday are reckoned at 1000
bales. OF this 1000 were taken by exporters.
The market closed quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-The Liverpool Bread
stuffs market closed firm at previous quotations.
The market for Provisions closed quiet; prices are
generally unchanged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
Asm Orleans DULY Crescent.
!.
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 9. 1860.
THE DEATH OF COL. s. r. ADAMS.


II our melancholy duty to record the demise Of
the brother OF our former associate in this office,
Col y. r. Adams, Of the Paulding Clarion, who
died at his residence in Paulding, Miss, on the
night of Tuesday last The announcement OF his
death will suggest painful emotions in thousands
of hearts, for his acquaintance through the South
was more extended, perhapa, than that Of any
other man, and he secured the esteem Of all who
knew him. An upright gentleman, an able writer,
fair and honorable politician the State of Mssis
sippi loses in him most valuable citizen, and the
editorial profession an ornament and example to
its fraternity. The newspaper which he establish
ed and conducted for over twenty two years to the
time of his death is his monument, for by his un.
firing energy, enterprise and ability, he secured it
an unprecedented prosperity and placed it where
it stands, far in advance of all its contemporaries
Of the rural press of the country, North or South
Colonel Adams leaves large family, but it is
gratifying to his many friends to know that they
are abundantly provided for. We tender them our
sineerest condolements in the affection under which
they are suffering from their irreparable loss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
Yearly profit an one ship, 80 per cent.
The SPRING Styles y Hrs Il

lhE SPRING STYLES IN HATs.-If any man or
s oesous OIL having his head done up spring in lie
ios' comfortable, becoming and fashionable stye he
mas only 10 call on friend D. O. Johnston of tba . IN
under The St Charles Hotel and select or leave 10
me tasteful proprietor to select what suits ..his s,le m viii
oe perfectly satisfied with his tile long it lasts and il will
sale by Mr. j. very nice no misiake and W
might mention new wrinkle which altogether AM
hraed our fancy This is patent yentilatinc SIN Ia, D
Is the best conryance yet for keeping the forehead and
head cool and preventing Precipitation from sOn the front If
thehst Weconsider this invention real boon to "
mainly See Mr. Johnson's advertisement. '',
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
Tue HOUSE OF LARouss1N1 4 Co.-That industr

LIE House OF LARorssINI d Co.-That industry
and enterprise the grand highways 10 wealth was
stronger proven than by the and rapid advancement
Tue mouse OF Messrs Laroussni Co. But few years ago
comparatively Mr. L. began business at the Old Red Store
near Inc French Market where he known through
out the city for the reasonable prices which he sold his goods
winch We're always of the first quality and Of the STYLES
MS business soon large for the ccumscbed place at
Inc MARKET and as his customers consisted of people from nh
parts OF the city central position was desirable he there
lore leased those large stores the of Poydra aud B
rome Streets fronting the Market occupying the Poydas
street front OF the whole block Here connection with Mr.
Soo young Creole who became associated him Mt that
time the trade If the house greatly en- laged and few
ladies considered that their shopping though
they had looked through Canal streeuness they made
call at the Garroon Sores new stand was named
Inc same causes which led to their removal from the French
market has again forced them branch out and we see them
nov on Canal street the grand the retail div goods
trade occupying the large store No. 49, lately occupied by the
Messs Frois This establishment particularly under ba
management of Mr. Colon whose polite agreeable manners
has made him many friends among all classes his cstoner
Messs L. Co advertise in odays large and choice
assorments of goods their line both their establishments
Ladies would do well TO give them CALL