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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21
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The War in Mexico.

New ORLEAEg, March j. The Lib
erals have abandoned Avarado. A con.
s,irary has been disco, el ed in the crews
Of the two uavana stenmera a, S.sal and
put down. The first steamer, the India
nolG, has been chartered 10y Juar-z
Lieut. Garter, Of the Saratoga, is the
bearer OF dispatches at Washington,
New ORLEANS, March l5-Acapvlco
advlces to the 27tb February have been
received. Gen. Alvarez had ordered Gen
Wheat to Vera Cruz to cammanA the
foreg gn auXilaries expected there. Mira
mon, II was believed, would not attack
Vera Cruz. Carvaj Al with 5000 men had
cut off 1000 of Miramon's troops, and
cttec'uaiIy prevented all communication
witt the Capital.
M'rarnon was short Of provisions and
army supplies, and Was awaiting with
lmpatience the supplies expected from the
Havana expedition.
Since the Withdrawal Of Mr. McLanc,
tie American Minister, Avarado had
been hlockaded by the Liberals.
The British, Frehch AID Spanish Min
listers and residents were earnestly Ell.
gagged IN endeavoring to arrange com
promise or adjustment between Juarcz
and Mlranlon, and lad proposed an arm
islice fo7 six months.
1t is stated that American influence is
declining in Mexico.
Commander Jarvis, u. S. n, has mott
he'd Mramon that Interference with
American Interests or commerce will not
he permiued.
ADDITIONAL.
The Juarez Gov ernment have de
nonnced, AS plratlca. the expedition from
Havana in aid of Mramon
a large amount Of specie was awaiting
transportation from Mexico
Three American war vessels were at
Vera Cruz, the PreJke beng the first TO
arrive.
All the non comLatants have left Vera
Cruz.
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Good Resolutions-Take Advice

We learn from the PeRinsular, that the
Ladies Of Tnmpl, Florida, convened pub
lie meeting on the 23d ultimo-Mrs. NJ J
Harris in the Chair, and Miss +. A. viii
son, acting as Secretary. The object of the
convocation may be Inferred from the fol.
lowing:
ResOlred That the ladies' should have due
regard for each other; therefore, when
they go TO ChurUh or any other meeting
they should take the seat next to the wall
and so on until the seat il filled
Resoired, That if any lady takes the seat
next to the aisle, before the seat is filed
that she be LETT in peaceablc possession n
thereof.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21
For the Llncaster l.rltur.

Mr. EDITOR As the time has come
whcn'c candidates should b. brought before
tn" people of the lst Congressional Dis
'rIct. and as this is a high and responaibIe
station, the people If this District should
look to her interest in this election more
than any other. Believing that the Hon.
John Melneen, uuE immediate Representa-.
tive, ia worthy and good stntcsInrn. ne.
The people OF Lancaster District respectful
Iy request, that you will place his name in
nomination for that office.
unrpDo
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21
Col. c. w. Miller.

We publish on the first page Of to. day s
paper, IN address from Col G. w. Miller,
of Marion, to the citizens of the first Con-
gressional DISTRICT Of South Carolina. 1t
is in response 70 q call to serve rs n repre-.
sentative in Congress. The fact that Col
NJ Her is Il candidate for that distinguished
office, aside From its genuine merits, will Sc
cure for his address an attentive perusal by
our readers of this and the adjoining Dis.
tricts. Col. Miller, we have learned, is a
native Of LANCASTER. His father resided
near the Twelve Mile Creek" in the upper
portion Of this District. and claimed the
honor of having been instructed in the ru.
dimen,s of an education BY no less dis
tinguished parsonage than General Andrew
Jackson.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21
Complete Stock in Market.

BY reference TO our advertising columns
it will be seen that Col. J. N. Crockett, has
received his entire new stock OF Spring
aud Summer Goods, which he offers as low
and on as good terms as heretofore. The
reputation of the Col. as n merchant and
strict business man, is so well known, that
il needs no comment on our part.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21
VOTERS.

HUNG.-The Ocala, home Companion,
OF the 2sth ult says:
The slave Lewis, mentioned in our last
issue AS having been proved guilty Of aid
ing in the murder OF his master, Dr.. w.
J. keitt on the 10Th ult., WAS further ex.
amlned, on Wednesday last, and the
most positive testimony Of his guilt being
adduced, he WAS Immediately sentenced
and bang. He confessed his guilt. but rs
fused TO Wake any statement duplicating
others, though it was evident that he had
not PeTformed tbe diaboical act alone
He expressed no sorrow for having com
mitted tho awful crime, and Waved the
preparations for his exception with s:oi;d
indifference lie was tried by commit.
tee, consisting Of twelve ireehoIders, ap
pointed for tha: purpose BY large peet
ing Of the citisens Of this county, held on
that day. The trial was conducted with
great care, at the place where the mur
der was committed. Two others were
committed to Jail.
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The Camden Journal regrets to learn that
J l.. Halle, Esq, resident eleven miles from
Camden, met with considerable loss by FIRE
the pasf week. His dwelling was entirely
consumed, together with some furniture
The greater portion Of his furniture was
saved. This is the second time within n.
bout ten months that Mr.. Halle has been
thus subjected to the rayagcs Of this des.
troying element
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f-B- The Memphis A Auglapehs SAYS. w

iB- The Memphis 4 AuqLagehe says We
received visit yesterday from travelling
agent Of New York furnishing house
lie Informed us that be had travelled
through portions Of Tennessee, Alabama
and Georgia, for the purpose Of receiving
orders for his house, and ,bs. be had not
received more than twenty orders during
his whole route, scarcely sufficient to pay
his travelling expenses. lie was on bis way
home. Hundreds Of Northern drummsrs
are meeting with similar success.'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21

A RELIC OF THE RevoLUrIoS.-We
have recently seen the watch which Gen.
Marion owned and carried with him dur.
ing the days and nights Of the Revolu.
ton. 1t is made OF silver, and manufac.
tured in London, and has every appear.
ance OF having seen some service. The
precious relic is owned and highly priced
by female descendant Of Maion's bro
ther, who is now living iD our town, and
who bears the name Of her iIIusirious
grand uncle. Notwithstanding its age
and the trying times 1t has kept, IL is still
able to mark the passing hours rs cor,
rectly as ever; and for such labor, il is
far more valuable than half the watches
that are snufactured in yankeedom.
Creenviiie Enterprise.
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LOG AIS COL q M N
Temperanca Addras q.

We are requested to state that Rev. L.
Wood, will deliver a public Temperance
Address at Monticello Division, eight miles
South East of this place, on Saturday, 7th
of April, at i0} o'clook. The public are
respectfully invited to attend.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21
Chills and Fever Chills and Fever (! |

One ofthe greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public, for Fever aud
Aguc, and which have received the highest
encomiums from the press and the people, 10
DR. J. HosTETTER's CELEBRATED BIT.
TIERS. Who would endure the tortures ars-
ing from this terrible disease, when it can be
so easily cured Who would endure slecpless
nights, burning fcVers and icy chills slter=ate-
ly, when rewedy can be obtained for mere
triae : And yet how many families lingor out
apsinfal existence ppder this deadly blight,
and do nothing but Club down quinine. until
IL becomes as common As their daily meals,
and yet they are not relieved. None but the
foolish and weak would hesitate 20 procure
these valuable Bitters, and save themselves In
tense agony. March.
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally,
everywhere. sH- Sec dvcrtissment In anoth,
or column.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21

FAsTIEG FOR FEAsTlSG.-Peiition have
been addressed TO the Legislature OF Ohio
asking the appointment Of a day Of fasting
and prayer, t9 atone for the sin they COM
miIted by 9ppropriating 6ye thousand dol
lars for drunksnness and debauchery, in
that treat given to the Legislatures of Ken.
lucky and Tennessee.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21
Special Notices.
DAWKINS & WYLIE,
"A t t orn eys at La w
SOLICITORS ~ EQUITY.

SOLICITORS ~ EQUITY.
Will practice in Lancaster and the surrounding
Districts.
oFFlCE ~ rII& CoJRr HOUSE At
Ian e. STERV WILLIE G.
Particular attention given to collecting claims.
cot. Tnos. \ pAwgIxs MAJ. JOHN d. willie.
Union, Z. H., =. G.. Lancaster, G. H.. s. G..
March II, 1860, s-tf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21

There are 25oo different languages and
dialects spoken by mankind. The Bible,
up to this time, mas been translated into $50
only.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21
Hymeneal.

Married, on the 2eth .February,by Rev.
ID. Harrison, Mr. Joseph b Hughes to Miss
Bcbecca, daughter OF Col. J. C.. Halle, all of
kershaw District
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DREADFUL CALAMrY.-We regret to
l'arn that on Saturday night last, six val.
liable negroes belonging TO MIR. Wiley
Glover, Of thus district, were drowned in
his mill pond near his residence. It ap.
pears that seven Of them were out on a
fishing excursion, and we're in the hslteau,
endeaVoring to cross the pond. with he
view Of fishing on the opposite side, when
suddenly the batteau sunk, and ak of
them-four women, one man and one
boy-went down to rise no more This
property was valued at near $4,000. In
common with Mr.. Glover's numerous
friends, we heartily sy mpslIrze with him
in h's heavy mIsfotune.--EdgejfeId i'd
veriiser.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21
The Virginia Executions.

RICHMOND, Va March lG.-We are
Informed that Hazett and Stevens, who
we're convicted Of murder, in connection
with John Brown, At Harper's Ferry, and
were sentenced, after appeal, COR exe;u
iron this day, have suffered the penalty.
Both met their fate with apparent irm
ness and resignation.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-21

PRoGREss OF THE STRIKE The Lynn
strikers maintain their position, aad
spend their time in meetings, professions,
and visits to neghborIng shog towns =
The female operatives stlchers and
bnders-have likewise engaged in the
strike. They have held several meetings.
At first. the proposition for a procession
was rejected, but further discussion at
subsequent meeting has seemed to con-
vince them that such public concentra
lion OF female charms will exerr power,
fu lntluerce on the manufacturers Shoe
and Leather Reporter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

No. Expartemce tearnes ua that delseacy
~ sases 70 alssas
Huang ana life. That objection ohvated the
Of S. Jansas carkes Female Pils prepared The pre-.
aappno sr Clarke Physician to the aeen Of Eng
land aid vel unwn 70 be the oniy and safe remedy
female deul1ss and instructions from any They can
hsssn bottle oonsaHg 90 pills post free By enclosing 81
and siz p5sfage ssaaps n any ageai
oasFai Agent United States JOB MOSES Rcehsstcr
n NJ, J WEIGHT ca, New Orisans. Wholesale sgsna
znd seIa BY 81 respsctabie Druggists. fes 2rly&w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
- I N 10.

On Sunday. the 9Th inst, RoREBr DAVIS PALrREY,
aged q years. n tT :
The friends Of the deceased Of the family those OF Messrs
John p Bsn sons requested TO attend his funeral this
afternoon O'Clock from hs residence No. Ia Caronde.
Iei street, Without further notice.
HALL OF AMERICAN HOOK AND LADDER FIRE CO.
Nc 1.-THE officers and members Of this Company are hereby
requested to meet At the truck house citizens dress this
afternoon oeloc purpose Of attending the funeral
Of our late member, r.. ID. PALFREY.
w. d. RICK ARBY, Foreman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

W. ~ Druggfsts ANA Dealers Bosver's
fses This highly popular remedy for habitua
elgenss constipation sek and headache aud bilious
dissas Esaera n elegant Style and warranted 70
keen any emass liberal discount made to the trade
They Mih have speedy sA!s They spoil The retail
price = S senss per boz Manufacured ons bs GEO. G
BOWER, Sixth sad ysna ssrsess Philadelphia. je5 apSm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

~ rpaEs Hi u n axox b lid u Vi f.-s.5ol.sa quincy
Is II hst Kasoas pSesu. The siege 81 corn.h
w4aaIS EesaId* thas ssss
- - 4 There OLD sviaose hairs were WHITE
n Sss sat his veteran arsp was tpll of might
ha iasasesaal giant eassr days
oE ~ Jehn Orkney Adans Had ahe hero Of 81
poe nseai shess tissa would hare no
~ s seepsaias the TINT III hairs wAise for
ks te esa pi The present Ay he would undant
hs hais 10 ail TN pristine hsanis nanra
color u 5csstns
gslsa 40 eass ard 81 psr bottle. Sold eysry rhere.
We u. lAGAE L co. Propsistors Tro5, N. y.
Sid III u WRIGHT TO-. q ana I3i 0hsztrss street. New
Dreams. le16 2plmEW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Tyeoom Of Japan - Geo. n. sloaf IL 90.
eeased cf sir EissIs sswing Macine 10 he tycoon
offered Ger sale 1t Ne a Canal street.
aud stte bsst America without doubt
adHsisable simplicity lis eeese operation aud s uaechan.
al pacian s elnims and lie siesansls
ho ils ul aadIs at,est 10 This grsss tri og
AlsSffsan ingenalsy-
is9s splsn NJ. uEDRIcK. Ageni 81 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

Calu Raisa.oads.

To the Honorable die Members Of the
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans !;
The petition Of the undersigned property holders and business
firms cn Canal street, respectfully represents,
That having learned that the purchasers of the right Of
fer the construction Of City Railroads. asking for some
change in said roads Canal street, and believe to the
Public interest,
Respectfully ask that you honorable body will change the
sad roads the Neutral Ground, instead Of running
prescribed by the ordinance.
This change win interfere with the contemplated improve
of said Neutral Ground there sufficient spsce between
the and she'll walk for the tracks TO be .nade without in
any way interfering with the trees, walk tagging.
According the existing Ordinance, the tracks Gaal
laid the slope Of the street. within ten feet Of
the curbstone and consequently would place the in tilted
position will therefore the necessity of the proposed
change or that will obvia,e this difficulty
We that BY placing the tracks on the Neutral Ground
as proposed will snerye the public convenience because
there will danger from vehicles getting in
OF the and also by there will be less
obstruction business the street.
further suggest that the tricks running to the part
of city made terminate The east side Of the moui1
men those running to the lower part The city on the west
side o the monument.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

10 thc petition, published in another column, ad-
dread - the Common Council By The leading
Yxephrty -Busaers and business firms on Canal
street. praying for a change Of the city passenger
railway ii the neutral ground. The reasons for
te asaAge are briefly but forcibly set forth in the
memorial, and are conclusive On the subject. The
action of THE Gounsil il soon 10 be had in The mat
ter and We trust the vece Of the property holders
backed by tlle sentiment of the people generally,
will avail ID aecurs the changain the track which
the petitioners ask. as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
- mere a Haossse without Rats 2

We hink NOT II Is astonishing to tni Of the quantity Of
food they make way with: in fact what would support
least three children Why you alloy them remanf This
iz the question. Don't sou know that
WILSON'S
Rat and Roach ExteTmznafor
will Lay them in The Gust you Will be perfectly free from
great nusanees
For sale ii New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl chartres street,
jse epssadkltN Sole Propheors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
Southern Industry.
FA SIS ANS IMP WE'D
"STAR" COTTON TIE.


Below IL esr,taeats If an o,a and wall no,n ea,ta ,onr
trading port. who has received Cotton bound with the
above Tie aud which can be supplied to planters as Eoo the
pe shortly II i considered ~ saaans md h
engaged s the ORLEANS COTTON PRESS, sDpe
vlaS 10 ys d dp snsc M a a aa m
Yard No Tchoupouas street which is daily in full opera
lion,
Mr.. Henry Fassn,an
from he Orleans Cotton ppss 1000 bas Cotton bound
in ron-mosty with your new improved Star Tie think
p a @ r @ @ Ssy under hs ws
far rop hands nv i I'M, ,av san ' @ nton m
compac, than rope ad that Il hey arc mt on Of e same
weight as rope are no more apt to break
Yours naly, cNorv
- 9ntr e.n,,,. IL. r. f,r,a,,.,.
-,z, 1Te..--,-----x,,--- r.,.----1-
s'
FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN,
CHANCES ENGLISH CROWN,
Window GLASS.
PLAIN and FANCY ooIoRED. and ORNAMENTAL
" hoLLaNp'
jel4 2pif No LIZ Common street
VV.Uffses. .Fe,Uey,.u. ctc.
BEING BEsIRoUs OF CHANGING MY BUSINESS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
Card.

Having purchased the spacious Iron Building No. S9 Chest
street, fitted up with every facilitate
my business particularly that branch devoted COUNTRY
ORDERS and having larger capital than any other party
invested in the busness am prepared to offer greater ad
vantage, than my customers. Classified csta
ogue Of Books Just issued embraces the writings Of
standard author in every department Of literature including
hundred volumes of History Biography, Voyages and
Travels Adventures etc., etc. published by myself This
The complete catalogue Books and Gifts published
gives ali the information relative purchasing
wardng by Mall Express Of Books ordered from Esab
iment together with full directions how remit money
will furnish any of moral charace published In the
United States the regular retn price Of which One Dollar
upwards and guarantee TO give perfect satisfaction to
TONER'S am determined to maintain the reputation and char.
ac;er already Bestowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting fhiladepAa invited 70 caIl at EVANS
GIFT BOOK HOUSE and Judge for themselves.
DO NOT SEND ORDERS
IRREsP PoNsIBLE PARTIES.
George G. Evans
ORIGINAL
G IF r B Q OK ENTERPR Use
Has been ssJ
ENDORSED BY THE BOOK TRADE
All the Leading city and Country
NEWSPAPERS,
PUNCTUAL BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS OF THE Es-
TABLrsHMENT HAVE RECEIVED THE
APPROPRIATION OF OYER
100000
CITIZENS OF THE UEiTED STATES.
Each of whom
HAVE RECEIVED SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
Benefits derived by purchasing Books
THE n E A D q UART RS
Geo. G. Evans
GIFT BOOK EETERPR1sE,
No, tss CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

sS~speer's Elder swine, four years old.
Containing mixtaroof spirits auy other liquor.
r. an iuFainabas tcnir.
Giving tone and sIgor ID The systen
1Eisespecsy knsisd for delicate fsnairs children
Aaso for fasaly use Mnd for sht aged aud ina1m
And every sses nussaiise cordial Ii required
sSls ~hceaae and aetsii by JAMES SEl No. lsa Canas
sfsest. and " Dsnagrs generally. jee 2p1m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
tFron the Philadelphia Saturday Ga.stts.l

That the business Of Gift Enterprise be made legi
mate oneha it be conducted fairly honorbIy doing
justice to all parties is absufy reality that hss
been demonstrated plainly True know of hut one man
who has succeeded in not only pecuniary won
confidence of the public ard the conclusion have arrived
Is that owing solely to the fact that he is the only
them who has dealt honofaby and fairly by patrons Ger
tain is that could conduct business unfairly the
length time he has without word of complaint being ut
tered against him by the hundreds thousands who have been
the recipients of axos his hands We refer of course to
Mr.. Geo G. Evans, 439 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BOOKS.
which viii be sent gratis any person who win send their
address. z..Ez-
Order book that you may want the retail
price together with the amount required for POSTAGE
trial will that the best place IN the country pur
chase books is at the
REIJsEI IL f,YETZ ZpaaV J5ap ret,,Jt,.r,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

RB- Ts1r Best and Cheapest Sewing Ma
clnes aep b slda to.'a New Eyle ese Machines
have sfeat al Others similar to Wheeler
sdong Away with the troublesome Leather Pad and
Io1p Checks.
N want al sIas aezs iassied 10 cal and
isas splmAW n. s HEnRIc4s Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

g8- Or. Charles 70. Ke1is, Dentist, No. 15S
Canal casenaet and Raronas &am Orleans
al4 2pI TsI0kW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

q NgN Cso4ros TIE. Our readers win find else
~iagss STAR Cotton
thought superior his celebrated button tie
il eap III Spw. oI Che sip Haselosk from
etfef that erect Tts.ed III the advertisement.
spsaip akns 1000 bees Of iron bound
sise M the bands keep the bales
sl#n rope cad break. OF
evident superiority ID cf r m,lst finally give them
tie nlsser os Insurance and gen
II Il lls singular That reIuire eonld,
lke ihs afnel invaluable enterprise of This sort
tint have witncsssd Humanity ana
isxuat III succeed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

JAst Esecessed,
PER STEAMSHIP wBA,
a Fresh Consignment
w H I r Il . 8 d .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09

ia AasmEs s1ed W. GM1Itom Rsar in saInd
that yss endorsed eica
hi hgir alone, CIR Rlsg ADoRos HAIR DYE
III EE ceinist, free
yesa superior
Ds ilis iii ts ely 81 Nea York
e asoea ms Dye
Ill ighseloAs ns ahat aases tts sAsest ecndiaas
Hnn nvssy Aaa srniiaa ~ al HAIR Dresssrs.
Will fas IL Mex nslrAns wholesale and retail. by j
WRIGHT 80, aud iSl uhartfes General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
W.istes, Brassdies,etc.

W &c E MA L G NJ A NJ :
II ST. LOUIS STREET, tod 2o3
Sole Agents for the South OF
Alexander seisnetes Rochelle BRANDIEs.
Champagne Vineyard Proprietors Co Cognac BRAEDIEs.
Goldenbufg CoGNAC, 1890 and 1905.
Gaater Freres GoGNAC, 1853 1870 and 1871
Is o. Lawyer GoGNAC, 1853 and 1926. @
Importers Of
Larronde Cognac fine CHAMPAGNE 1895
Larronde extra old coGNAC.
And sundy other brands ia half pipes quarters and ocaves all
under Custom House keys.
WINES IN BoXES-Chaeau Baour B. Mouton, Haut Bron,
LsoyiIe Laae Nargaux, Giseours quarts and ptnts with
cork and glass stoppers and St. Rstcphe American Flag,
from P. + Eyquen Fills, bordeaux Gllatseu MaFgmx
and Haut sauterne from Larrende Freres Bordeaux also
various brands, in quarts and pnts from Rodophe Bay
Co., Bordeaux.
eLARET AID WHITE WTNE-in casks and barrels.
CoRDIALs-From Marie Brilard & Roger and L. Rambeau
Bordeaux.
sARDINEs IN 0I.-From A. Gflet & Co., Lorient.
CHAMPAGNE-Royal Hunter, Cornte du Montet, Fleur de
Bouxy and Creme dc BouEy quarts, pins and quarters
from Y. nesbordes, Fills Ay from E. Lamaitre Fills.
RKS-Boes and Demiiohus sizes. nopD 2psIo1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-09
The Toilet.


"TREFELIot' IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELI0i' Cures all Erupions.
sTREFELIo !, Sofiens the Skin.
'TREFELIOv Beauties the Skin.
siTREFEII0s Efadieates Humor.
"TREFELIo" 30 cents q bottle.
Particularly adapted to climates fow drops poared
in the Bathing is deicously refreshing exlers
ing, giving the Skin Freshness smoothess Elasticity soness
Bliancy and PnrityCoong and nygorating- the
flesh firm and Of alabastar richness Beauty all
Erupions. Immensely popular among the Ladies.
Na@sold everywhere at 50 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES Sy3E No 13i Canal
street, and BY Druggists generally.
TILEsTON d CO.,
my2s 2ply General Agents IS Broadway, New York