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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-07

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In vain. TO all classes and all constitutions they
equally a blessing and a need despair,
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may be- provided the organic structure Of the
vital organs not hopelesy decayed Every afflicted
should give them an impartial trial
To yocaists and Public Speakers these Waters Pc
cuarly valuable: they will in day the most
severe occasional hoarssness and their regular for
few days wi at al times increase the power and hexhi
~ Of the voice. greatly improving s Tone compass and
clearness for which purpose they regularly used BY
many professional vocalists JOB MOSES,
Soie Proprietor, Rochester, N. r
Price p cents per box. For sale By all Druggists.
Oct141yeow.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-07

"a The damages.do by the late storm to the
Logansport and Burlington Railroad, are all re-
paired, and the freight and passenger trains are
now running regularly, making connections all
the way through
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-07

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23
FROM BOSTON.
Prom Our Own Correspondent


BOsToN, July 81, 1860.
Everything went off well at Cambridge, this
week, except the new presidents part 10 the per-
formances. Mr.. FELTON, begins under very inaus-
picious circumstances. You know that there has
been quarrel between the Faculty and the Senior
Class for many weeks. 1t seems that the members
of this class exercising their right of soreregnty
in choosing certain studies to be pursued during
the last year, declined to select Latin. To punish
them, Prof Lane, instead of selecting one of their
number to pronounce the Latin Grafton on the
Inauguration day, selected member of the Junior
Class. Thereupon, the Seniors voted that they
would not attend the Inauguration. To get rid Of
the difficulty, il was decided to postpone the In
aueuration until the day after Commencement.
The Juniors had then become Seniors, a1d there
was O seeming regularity in what was really
trick. This new arrangement interfereJ with the
meeting of the Alumni, and at their meeting an at
tempt was made by Mr.. 4. X. Lathrop, MIR.
Horace Gray, jr, and others, to pass vote Of
censure, or rather of regret for the action Of
The Faculty This movement received considerable
support but was finally defeated, properly enough,
by The votes of the older members. presume that
there were faults on both sides, but man Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

principle, being for Intervention, we cannot act
togetLeri II you voted against out Of personal
hatred, know very well how TO act toward you"
This was pretty nearly the language used. Hallett
retired, impressed, for the first time, with the
meaning Of the words "irrepressible conflict"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

Senator Seward, Col Webb and Senator Wilkinson
of Minnesota arrived ut Rochester from the East On
Wednesday night. They remained couple Of hours,
and then took the train for Niagara Falls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

The sister afterward conducted us to the dairy
where two still more ancient listers were engaged
in cutting up curd for cheese. They showed US
with considerable pride the pressro cheese
room, and nik-room, which were cool and fra
grant with the rich, nutritive smell Of cheese and
whey. The dwellings of the separated sexes,
which was most DESTROYS 10 see, were not ex-
bibited The sisters referred us to Lebanon, where
strangers are habitually admitted. The only pecu-
arity of their speech seemed to be the use of the
I" Yea" (Which they pronounce Yee) and may"
instead of "Yes" and "No." Notwithstanding
their apparent cbeerfulness and contentment, not
one that saw seemed to be completely healthy.
They had siDgularly dry, starved, hungry, lonely
look. wbich-if il be the result of their celbate
creed-is sufficient comment upon it. That grace
and mellow ripeness of age which is SO beautiful
and 80 attractive in the patriarch Of an abundant
family was wholly wanting. No sweet breath Of
home warns their barren cbambers-tbe fancied
purity of their lives is like the vacuum OF an ex-
hausted receiver, whence all noxious vapor may
be extracted but the vital air with it. The purest
life lie that of the welded man and woman-the
beat of Christians are the fathers and mothers
We returned hither by the way Of Lake Onota,
over the blue bosom of which is TO be seen the
finest picture of Greylook. The whole region is
rich in pictures and we are not at ell anxious for
the arrival of the train which is to bear us away.
Il.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

II LOUISVILLE Per steamer John Raine-l05e
koks corn 240 hbss four 0Elesby q Macaulay --2s
bble sEn bbls beans ri bbls cheese . kgs but
III 91hneider y Wise 6S bales hay L H Stewart
aDs1 d. 1871 scks corn Overton &co-- 30 do 7s9
bhls hour $50 ecks bran B Etheli &co--I2SI soks
coEn hhls eggs West 4 Nettletons- 5 do Bentz
de " Banton 81 bbls oil M ] Smith &co 79
bbls beef 81 bbis h0ur s Il Kennedy AGO. bbls
sgga bbls applea 27z sclrs corn John Robertson
3452 do Chiam a Boyd log do lA5 scks bran 8
g9ia eEEa 800 bhls hour % T. r Fairchild Aco 80
hhss tobaccc Rodewald &co- 5s do Jas Turner
rs ~ Cempbell, Mckee &co-A do Given, Watts
@eo-- 72 do 70 Moore 8 VanCuiin- do Gunther
{ SageMald &co- DO Wilson d Young do Il nj
sHnmsfa hce do Summers 4 Campbell do
y snort LOO Total 2l5 hhds tobacco.
5NesieNAla-R ~ steamer CITY Of Madison so
Bein San 22S dox hrooms Beeba Nso... IA n i,rs
cheese 35 k8gs butter a 3 Grief &co qas hhis
H1nR l61I ksgs lard Martin. Cobb &eo lOn nkus
S t. pss psss boss ss ssa nc 9as %
& 3eA helas hay Watts, Peasants &co-- 3 pkrs mdse
E 81 pk8a heef to b Qedies rs pkgs butter 81 ~
eheese 100 bxs starch 40 tes hams Jno Adams d
( cY pEgs butter is tor hams GOO hxs candles s.
pkgs hsef Voorhiea. Griggs &co- s5 pkgs butte
% hf bbls beef ~ hbls hana 25 bxs tongues Flot,
y HMmet- 208 pkEs whisky 3B bbls alcohoi SO,
bxz ctadlsk30 bills lard oil s Kennedy &ee--2 23l
s pigs hattsrssa bxs bacon ~ bbls pork 40 hhds ba
s oou NJ Wright &eo-- tea hams Clark, Mosby 1
co.. II flEkihs butter ] G Greve- rs kegs butter
bbls efgs Eehieider& y Wiae- l2e hxs cheese rs h
bbls p1fk Is 10 beef IS pks butter 10 bxs hams
bhle eggs 100 hhls whisky GsiefE, Byrnes &co--
70 pkgs buttar SO bxa candles cka shoulders Il
4 bxs cAeeze 40 tes 20 kegs lard r DWyer-- % hhds
! hAe9n hhds tobuceo Fellowe &col IL dc to Jas
4urnsr 3 ~ Moore q y Calm. 40 Il ShorI
! Nc0s do n a FSirch1d &co-- do Given Watt,
I ae9. ao WIN Gratis IS pkgs iron MCCLURE
--A8x pQ1s ctttQn ties Ccpes & Phelps bxs ba
SQa 86 6xx cHeete Us iirkins huffer bbls lard oi
y Rbaa Vinegar plg8s mdse h Seward 90 bx,
&3eess a9 Arkins htttar s eks bacon @ L Dolsen &
Is9n ~ ~ ulalk Geo Mirx-- Q cks liquors to "
3 SFss1ofa- bxz best s bxs haeon Donovan i
4 ee 9eaa Blue Lick WasAr James Hvme--7l
i 2f " sHhlsky ~ Rnsha-- ~ pkgs glass ateamsl
1a5ehex--o tea hams A. Mitchell III rolls leathe
"a slshasrr-So y. az Y Mann reels cord Kear
psy Sien 400 os eps whisky l8 tes hams ~ to
s-Tau tot hezps Eaten 4 Resteston -lia hbs pork i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

Ths Subscribers repeatedly inform their numerous estonsrs
and the Planters in general tina. they always prepared
furnish ihsm with NEGRO CLOTHING Of the very best ma
serials, and Mt most reasonable prices.
rhs large patronage they receive from this usghbors
ssssea has ndneed them to extend 80 a.
any ncrsase business and order to be ahs to supply
their patrens awaya with the descriptions Of ma
teas they with several Of the most prom
manufactures In the eush and shall heneetoh be abis
70 supply Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
They ss confident that they VIII give entire satisfaction
ii those who may patronlse Their emnent Southern enterprise
solicit er ORDERS which shall receive immediate attention
jals Bm HERRARp co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
rroela,nasion by ..,s Mayor.

MaYoRkIfY or NEW OsLgsss
City Hail. April d, 1860
nv VIRTUE OF resolution Nc. 5O56 ef the
~ Common Council of the city of New Orleans and accord
with section l of the City Charter notice hereby given
that Il Is the Intention Of the city Of New Orleans
opened Moreau Psiy Desire street
Enia Independence street according entitled An
regulate the opening laying improving streets
public places In the city Of New Orleans and It's suburbs
cerporaed Incorporated and bsneis
approved April 3d. 1852. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
For Nashville Every SATURDAY
THE NEW AND EENE REE1Il

@.@ n lar Passenger Packet Steamers jas. Woods,
tsi4kaat4S55tW. Boyd. master JAS. Johnson. Jesse
johnson, master; Red Rover, W. Strong,
master New Orleans for Nashville and all intere
diAte landings as follows:
At s O'Clock. r. NJ ~
Jas. Johnson, Johnson master, SATURDAY, March 81,
at 5o'clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, MASTER SATURDAY, April I, at s
. . O'Clock p. N.
jas. Woods, Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY. April "a
al o'clock, r. NJ
JRs, Johnson Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY,
April 2l, at O'clock p. M.
Red Rover, Strong. master, leaves SATURDAY, April
rs, at 5 O'Clock. p. N. W y
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY May at
o'clock. p NJ. '
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
May r., at o'clock P. N.
Red Rover Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, May L.
Jas. Woods. Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, May 26
atho'cock, T. NJ.
jas. johnson, Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY june q
at o'clock, p. u.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY June l6
at o'clock, p NJ
Jas. johnson, johnson. master leaves SATURDAY.
June q, at S O'clock p. M
Red Rover Strong master. leaves SATURDAY June 3d.
at O'clock i, NJ,
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July I,
at o'clock, r. NJ
Passengers and shippers rely these boats leaving
pnnctuay according to the above schedule For freight
passage apply on board, or to
ml9 II Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
ApHonorable Gonsel Commun de la Nouyelle- Orleans:
MI soussfgnesp proprietaire

ApHonorabe Gonsei Conmun de la NouyelaOreans:
MI ESSIEURS-Les ssoussignes proprietai Tres
lNI Girod, Ia Sousele. Paul
repecueuseen petionnent honorable corps eonfons.
la Section 2d de la Charlie de III Vile, eet de faro
yendre fencan apyes yne enss davis pour
Ter la Grod de Ia EouYelle
des bocs carras de granite de mons de 10 pouce
SUI oaees DC long ct pas plus de II ponces dc large
l8 de long moins de pouces depasseu
Les dts biocs seront de premiere an de granite les
surface bien nns ct IN Outrage dc grande soldiie.
Ietlt payage pose iRgohalemen base de qae
pouces de sable du Lac de gravo de Ionre puis
pHrce cenche de quatre pence de sable d Lac gravos
de Londres leet do rempr les Joints ct 10 tout beh asse
Par ronle8u conyenable
Les peres de bordues de quRte ouees dpasseur
fournies nand Foyer de n vile ugea conyenahe
les vieilles manicfe d faire bon Outrage.
perres de bonres cotes de Ia rue Grod de
Ia Nouyee eyse Ia Pan Felevaes ct nyeGes
au.eur conpenabe psconeen eanx de la fe e eg
banqettes seront eShaussaes ct aites pere plates
Les passages intersections de seront fats
ayec Ia premiere snae de peffes de la rivere No de
auatre pes dc large les perrs de pes large
aare pie de sng ct pas o de poces dspaissenr
reevees mian d6einan jnsquau pavage de la rue
Eonvee Orleans, g fevrier 1s6o
Alfred Penn. G. W. Gamraek.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
M lawSw Secrstaire du Bufesu des A Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
SHERIFFS SALES

SECOND pIsrnicr eouRrl CITY OF NEW ORLEANS va.
sN o, HEIkS or, LIYAuDAIS; ]. A..
o' NeW ofehis. lilSAUUA1S, Testantntary Ike.
-, cntor-No. I26y4
= saa me directed BY Tue Honorable the Second Dsfc
sell At pnble auction at the City Hotel Common sree III een
Camp and Magazne Streets SATURDAY. The alst oi
July, 1850, al l2 o'clock H. 's9f Z' - "s "
"a y a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situate in the
First District Of this city, designated square A. bouea Nv
New leyee Tehoupouas Market and ST. James streets "
Which said portion Of ground feet 10 inches In
front on New evee street. lac feet 10 inches In on Market
street a6 feet 10 inches the line towards Tchoupouas
street. e58
Il q. a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situate in the
First District Of this city designated square bounded
by Market Tchoupteuias Richard and New Levee
Which said portion of ground lag feet linehes IN
front on New Ie4ee street. and i6 feet 10 inches In
Market street.
Seized In the above snit. A
TERMS--Casf on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

NouyElLE -oRLEAEs, 2s janvier 1860
All Honorable Cdnseil Commnn de Ia Nouvelle Orlsans
Al PETITION des s0ussiEnes respectueu-
- sement reprsene la maorls aquisa Ii chatre
Ia willie ayant sgnee petition deInanden yofe homo.
rahe de resolution aaorisant eontroeu
yendre apres cling Jour Davis dams la gazette oceie
ponr eonfecon de banqees braes avee perres
de borures goes boi les dsux la rue First
street, de La Waters eele Apob Louyrage serat at
Japrhs les sneci tiaus drx aal la-uile
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
sSbatirB SntsAiasllts.

Y M CsKacEzr DrSIcx No. 70 Camp Street.
y Wednesday MornnE Juns s0 1860. &
~ Clearen Yesterday.
ftesinship Granada, Howes, for New York via
Havana, de Fisser &co
Schr Suttolk, Rh hoadas, for Vera Cruz,
ss Goldenbow i Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
MA N D Esv ILL ],
80, FOR VAUDEVILLE, LEWIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW onIEAsb, January 2s 1850.
To the Honorable the Common Council W. .s5
Of the ely Of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specnlly showeh that the majority required by city
having signed this petition, they pray your
resolution auibSrixng hd Comptroller
after eve days notice in the official JOURNAL
making brick sidewalks with curb stones gnters
both sides Of First street, from Water Apollo
The work be done in seeoraee specifications
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
PATTON. SMITH Il PUTNAM.
CORNER or MAGAZINE AND aRAv1ER STREETS.
y Agents Tor the Sale


MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
HAss hand and constantly receiving, coumis.
don direct from the Manufacturers te Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
Of overy variety hayc offered The trade and solicit
the attention and DEALERS their stock before
purchasing. 4 3Es M 5=
They are the SOLE AGENTsfor BURTON 4 MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE SIS and l0s; BUCK
eINNEYS los and KENT,s various other
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS II lbs.. and others; LEoNo-
RA pounds which took the Premium the State Fair
sershurg. va, November. 1886 b. p JONES' pounds
twists which have taken the Premium in North Carolina
succsson and ls perhaps tho Finest Tobacco the
world SfE 8Sl
wILLIAMsoN's TWIST, thrst pickinesp KATE ELIZA
gands for conAoisseurs only and every
scription OF Tobacco generally used
We also have the FowHATTAN PIPES. which we receive
direct commission. sI5s d12 6m
+ .oUIsIANA STEAM OLOTEING MANU-
FACTORY,
tss. a III tire e. 3. lsy
NEw oaLRAss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

I N. D., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, June 10, 1850 al bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore &co- IL 8 Nelson &co do
n Ernest &co-- Lewis y Oglesby sundries 70
order Total 81 bales cotton sss
n, ,O., OPELoUHAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, Jnpe IS, 1860 -26 hhds sugar
IL bhls molasses Hall Rodd S2 do Lause q Lee
dries 10 order.
PONTCHARTRAN.
HoBTE Per steamer Florida--1 ootton gin
Rogers, Woodan &co-- 10 DO 8 cases mise d Pratt
= bale e0tton J T Spear bales case mdse to
A RugeIy- -snndries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
FORT ADA NJ s

Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M.
Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packet. 5a
THE NEW AND SWIFT RUM
- !. ming Passenger Packet q o Id Age, s.
Hene, master. will leave above every SAT
URBAY evening returning, leaves Bayou Sara
every WEDNESDAY after the arrival of the from Wood
yle taking freight and passengers for all landings the
Coast. For freight passage apply on board, orto
r. w. ADAMS & CO..
faT Corner Front and Common stree.s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
Proeianla,io, par lie nIalre.


S MARIE lin la NouygIIE ORLEANS,
Hotel de yie o asfii lsSa
EM tEATU de la resolution No Bose dya
- Aeali A,olnmnn de Ia NNayee Orleans, confcrmsmen
ars ~ de la chase de IL Vile avis par present
eonht que tnetion dc la ye a. In sst A.
,sr enytr Ia Messaa pItr e Ia re Pe, isuA In rms
utsrs, et pa de In rns fmra ipua.,s Ia M, E
tra n sns sFacentnls, Acie reatf Power
ina IL L. des rncs et places pnbques dams Ia
~ ss ~ sk ses AHbeefgs ineepesAs pas
ai iawSw AK nsRfenxn y 4 3 sTIra1
gSHAS. q, SHARP MnRun. Nt,,o,, {. ~, mn,
~ DuCE BROKERS', EE fchoaotoniss ssssa, a NJ nv
na-Specal attention eise tie sale ~ Wsnaf. ,.a a.
5000, Rice cenee, Liquors, ete. al sska' kn,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
PETITIONs---OFFICIAL,
To the Honorable the Common Council


To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
GENTLEnIEN-Th undersigned, owners
" property fronting Grod street from New evee
Paul Streets most respectfully petition yonr Honorable body
aeeaby to section 10 City Charter TO sell at pnblc
paving Girod street from New Leyee ST. Paul street.
with granite blocks not than inches by twelve
inches long than twelve INCHES wide eighteen inches
long, nor less than ten inches thick.
Said blocks to be of the best quality granite having the sdes
laid, and to be good solid work.
Said be laid diagonay, four inches Of sharp
sand gravel with coating top dressing when laid
four inches sharp Londnn gravel
properly filed and rolled with suitable roller until well settled
The usual curb four inches thick to he furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change the old curb
Ing In order to make substantial work
The sides God street. Ieyee
Panl be raised and graded proper height
level iii such flee the In
speedy Manner and the sidewalks 10 be raised agted
The foot crossings at the intersections all the
with the best North river aaggng and TO be four feet wde the
used to be wde long
inches thick aieed the CENTER graded 10 the
road pavement.
All. Penn q. W. Cammaek.
New Orleans, February 23, 1850
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Of tile board ot Assistan, Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
STEAMBOATS,.
Lo WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

UNITED STATES
llspfS.s AsENr-WEEKLy MAIL LINE 70 IL. i
yIGKsBURG
The magnificent ". \. Mail packet VfekshutSr 7sns ii
A. White master will leave for Grand Lake Dou1Iasonyi,ih
faqnemne Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Rcd Ry
OF tanding Fort Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney 81 II
seph, Grand Warrsnton, YicksburK Mljkeps HAND
lake Providence Stacks Island Landing SkpwIths ndins
fchers Point Ashton lake Washinetor Carolina ani;n,
and Point Worthing!nn every FIu RsDAY at s n M -
The steamer VICKSBURG will take freight far Yasoo nm,
Hope. @3a5 n'eo an'
Leaves on onsATuRDAy. M5PM
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet LIN afource ap.an 4
Il brown VIII leave for Donadsonyille Paanerpe Rats,
Rouge Port Hudson Bayon Sara Red River LANDING sop
Adams Naches Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gnlf
HSE.etSa Tbs snd vcasoe Every Saturday q
EGhs and VII take freight for all landings Yasoo an,
fsIahaichie rivers At without detention
Tbe above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
hetr regular days, without fall Mt the hour appoin Al
attended TO- m - = Ip' pep' anu i"'.u'un
boats will not be responsible any letter Or packa
containing money ewey other valuabes unless rerne
5 q are taken specifying the and value an,
the III Freight paid ne for any yaluahes deposited with tbs esri
For freight Or passage apply on board, d %
j. j. PERSON l. co.
1sio U Corner OF Carcndeiet nd uio straa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

FEW YORK VIA HAYAN A-per steamship
y Gk1nGda 800 hales cotton 50 bbls oil 81 pkgs
y rnllS9s sl
KEIfA CRUZ Per acl,s Suffolk SIT III bales cot
tan 60 hhls 60uf 50 hbla tar loo bbls lard 10 tea
lekd to ksea bntfsr m pkgs mdae $ to- rice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

stesmship 0rizaba, Place, I'm Indianola via Gal
weston, 70 I g Harris Berwick's Bay.
lsrjR . Mcintyre Mcintyre, AZ days I'm Camden,
[a&s) 70 Gfeevy 3 Farwell lst dist A.
gchr Clifton cCorfnick, days FIN Ruatan Island,
Ii b PiEniolo &e0-- "a dist. 20.
Echr Anns Bale, Turner fna Pensacola, to master
-Baain.
al John Rnine. Underwood, ,fm Louisville.
81 City Of Madison, Neal, fm Cincinnati
S A Anna Perret, Copps, FIN 0pelousss.
2 Capitol, Baranco, fna Bayou Sara.
Florida, Myers, fm Mobile. Al
Gh1ctaw, Gseight, FIN st Louis
Tezhs Ranger, Radoyich, I'm Lower Coast
Telegram, 4erke, fm Shreveport.
ToWD0st Conqueror, Brown, I'M the Passes towed
down and 70 sea on the 9th inst, ships
Digby and Neptune r brought up brig J
Mcfnfyre and schr Clifton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

CUTTER. -
The subscriber prepared TO furnish the PLANTERs
fATENfEn CORD Wo0D CUTTER, and invites all partire
interested in planting to call and the performance
gh,eh will be working day. between the hours Of
IL and NJ al the No. Canal This simple Ma
chine win do with two hands munh fifteen negroes
tssi r. w. @. COOK, / Canal street.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

i Il Boyle-- 81 bbls beer hbls whisky pufant p
COLI plowa a Hare &oe-- suaaIies - o1u -
tai 81 hhds totscco. ss
ST IoUJIs s Per steamer Choctaw S5lA scks
cayss + 4 TdeT &So-- s56l do II Nels53a do "
Hanry 1884 40 $50 bhs hour Given, Watts &co-
x5o do Keep 81 Gaulfald-- $50 coils rope Barley,
johnson Ac6- So bbls 6our Payne Kemp ). 1850
scss corn Connoly &ce-- "a bxs tobacco Mayer
9ros--9 b&ies hay " II Cook al5 do b Del bon
do 800 bbls 6our 900 scks bran 0glesby 4 Ma
caulay--s4s scs oats Converse Kennett--le pkgs
radse Donovan q Neutx- 80 bbls whisky Voorhiss,
GfieRs x10-- 20 bbla spIrits Prndhomme- 10y
hl3}s lieur Gordon Fcster~- bhls eggs Grahahi,
Bro &co- sundfes to order Total u, ,2eS scks corl
opELoUsAs - PEI steamer Anna Perret-Ss
hhds sugar q Sahatier- az hides Basset-sun-
dries 10 order
BAYOU SARA Pr steamer Capitol sundries
70 order. asaS
LOWER COAST Per steamer Texas Ranger
lI8 AXIS rice A Socofa- l5b do T. Martin SO do to
L1an,bias & Docktsr--15 do to order--ls0 hbls mo-
asses Rotchford, Brown &eo-- 20 hhds sugar to G
Kohn -slndries to order.
sHREvEPORT--P Per steamer Telegram % bales
cotton ToIedano & Taylor 2S w Burbridge lie
Farley, Jurey &oo-I6 D R Carroll &eo--l2 Wright
& Allen 6 b G Cummings &co-- Carroll, Hoy q
co Warren, Gilmore &co- Jno Il Lee Dc
Walker q Hutchinson . a Levi &co--1 Wilson 4
Pomroy 9 bales wool Jno L Lee--G do Abat, Ma
rye q Cushman 5 hides L W Stewart lis pkg
hides II pkgs leather bbl wool 1 Mann.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

4 Bxig M i steysas. Butler, fm Havana, y Prats