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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
THE Day GOODS TRAOr.

10 following is comparative statement Of the imports
Oh foego dry goods New York the week aud since
Jan l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

United States Commissi0ner's Court.
Before Richard Z. Stilwell, Esq.
MARCH 9-Hepry Johnston and five other seamen
held for examination charge Of mutny board the
brig Humming Bird, In the harbor Of New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

The export trade last week fair TO Southern Amer
can ports but as no cargo cleared China no shipments
were reported Tor that market Nevertheless the demand
continued and sales making for the supply of tbs,
trade The largest shipments were made 10 Mexico and
New Granada The exports Of cotton domestic goods from
were az annexed =
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1yHE oANPBEILs ARR CcMlNJu
i The orisipal and well known
FRANK CoNvBRsE5

Comprising company of
Fteen talented and gifted performers
teips 10 himssif S~ss
STAR OF THE FIRST hAGNlTUpE
Will leave sNv York Iona VIA Nsr n-,sars n
Saturday March IL visiting az ID. prominent ctes Of be
Sapih ard v cal $3.50 20 'Ss
Their n ballads yn,os &c VIII a. usual
be repee ~ib choicest GENE and rendered In Ia
challenge c-rnre,t'nn -
Fun pUa,ulars IA fstaie sdyeriss armenia
:. G. HUErI.EY, Assn.
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Total coinage. $4,000 90
On Tuesday meeting was held at the court
house at Pittsburg, at which the following address
was adopted:-
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5000 rpEn SIS, 90.
5000 do.
400 N incolina 6's.
10000 Miss.ssfi $500
10000 do. ........
20c0 Eric 81 n b, 'S3
5000 Lack * " LIST N
rs sbs Phoenix Blk. 1
Q Metropolitan b.. !
200 Pac Nail SS Co.
90 d.. $50
y do.........
70 DO.
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coMMERcIA
James Hewitt 4 Co.'s circaIar.

Per Asial Jiyrgroet. Friday. April u, 1850 .
Since our circular of the f The Arabia Adriac and
Canadian have arrived Tom the United Sistes me we
bringing mails Of the lab md kilograms Tram ihs southern
UorTosThe activity prevailing at The Close Of las, week mas
continued ID crow stronger day TO day down ~ me present
Writing The decline 81 noted in cur last has been
fully aud y some o s s law safes n he ae
scpens Which had been forced down TO paint relatively 70
h than other qualities TO have attracted the atteu
Ian IF 10th spnner and specuasos and resulted in larger
saIes Of these sorts than for some months past
The fact the American be estimated with
reasonable certainty not exceed about million bales,
to impaired confidence to holders who In view Of the
great prosperity OF the manufacturing trade, with returning
monetary matters less disposed press sales ct
sacrifice.
ON, quotations for Ordinary and Good Ordinary being
qualities raised I'D. q ~. We quote:
Now Orleans Ordinary New Orleans sidaiing;
New Orleans Low Md. New Orleans Fair 7ki
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16

From indications it appears that the planting in
terest-the cotton cultiyators-will have to submit
to another advance in baling, it being the general
received opinion that the price Of gunny cloth has
great influence on the yalne Of Kentucky bag
ging. Notwithstanding there have been three car
goes, or parts Of cargoes, imported direct from
Calcutta, the value of cloth is now &c. per yard
higher in our market to-day than at this time last
year, and Kentucky bagging 1c. per yard. Bale
rope is about 10 Oct higher. It has, however, q
strong competitor in iron hoops. If an advance
takes place, planters can use the hoops. As re-
CARDS bagging or covering, they will have to sub
nit to the dictation of importers of CLOTH and to
the manufacturer Of bagging, unless they go to
work and manufacture their own baling out of cot
ton.
The Boston Shipping List, of the 9th inst, gives
the following details of cloth and bags of India
manufacture, to which we may add that a credit of
six months offers some advantages to dealers and
operators in the article. At this time it is doubtful
if many of our factors who desire to supply their
patrons and customers Ito be paid when the cotton
is grown, baled, sent to market and sold) could
realize advantages of six months credit, unless
by making the amount of invoice equal to cash. In
fact the operation last year Of $4,000 in gunny
cloth by New York dealer did not altogether
prove to be profitable investment, beyond having
the amount or cost to play upon for some months.
GuSsY CLerH-The this article has quiet
for some days, and we learn OF no sales. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16

Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Train will leave the city O'Clock
A. NJ, In lien Of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will the city Sundays every hour
from IL NJ until IL r. NJ.
and aer Sunday the Eth May, the Cars will leave
either end Of the Road hafho from o'clock r. NJ
until o'clock 2. NJ
The Horss will make special trips from the Lake
at night whenever required the Conductor however
ceiye due notice.
utes
Passengers earnestly requested to their tick
etA the Office under the Depot Gaecs tickets
will be handed them on the
n1pl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16
IL ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any ever used in Southern
climate
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. BURABILITY-equal to the best slate roofs
ID Observation-Disclosures to any ether no crack.
leaks being possible
3d. BEAUTY-1t presents r smooth granite like surface
zh CHEAPNESS-It much less than though 1t is rs
good slate wood roof and less the interior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost of cutters and valleys.
ate-roof.
9th. CONFERENCE.-THE will not soften under heat Of
this climate protects the interior Of buildings from the
tense heat of summer.
7th S0LIDITY-It harder and smoother from
posnre be roofs Of slope and being Of light
weig does not require heavy raers support it, while
Liable corosion and breaking does require REPAIRS
The TROPICAL R0OFINGn ia a chemical compound Of
substances several Of which peculiar 1t alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials Of the
Of thu agent and ee verified by any person wishing
fore contracting
All orders left at the Post Office Box No. 2, viu IL
promI tly attended to; happily to :
j. @. KAUFMAN,
felE II of Bianville Msrsfs
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i Ii. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. B. BORON
~ "a ST. CHARLES STREET.

nU1IEONs
a. "a ST. CHARLES STREET.
j. b. Boron has the honor to inform his customers
public in general that he has received last arrivals
ave and steamers via New York, complete
Fall aid Wine Goods which
the following Gents Linen Shirts Linen Bosom
Cotton Shirts; White and Colored Flannel Undershs
Dawes White and Coloed Cotton Undershs and Drawers
Socks of all Materials Stocks Neck Ties Cravas Wooden and
Jouyns Gloves Cambria Handkercbief Combs Brushes
sponges Porte Mennaies Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet SOUS Pow
Umbrellas always At hand Perumery fran Lnbns Pnauds.
Socete Hygienique's,
MT. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM will
enabled the LADIES' whom he has added to
his extensive stock assortment OF Goods for Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department.,
For both LADIES and GENTS, is Fitted way to give the
utmost satisfaction The sctest attention will be paid
orders for Ready Ha being supervised by Mr..
himself
j. B. BORON,
. da FIN 81 st. ffharlaa street,
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DENTISTRY.

@SSE#@sa DIR. A. II. DOSTIE, No. 10 BA-
NfssssslsasA ROME STREET, having procured the
4Ir1YY slstance of one of the killfn Dentists In
the eounry-pR METGAIF of New Yorh-is new prepared
to attend promptly to all branches of
ENTISTRY
Entrusted to his care.
negotiating oHrLDREN's TEETH and the manufacture
Of Artificial Teeth Dr. NJ has had UNPARALLELED Sue
CESS 81
H5-Teeth extracted without pain. fer 3m
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lDk ;. This will positively be the last
Steam Train from the Lake to the city on week days.
The Train will stop GentilIy Station when notified
except however, mail trips and during the half hour trips
Sunday afternoons Fare Is each way and conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
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r A. FAHNEsroCK's vERn11FUGE.

This safe and only eeeual remedy Worms
extensively by regular practising physicians than any
prieta medicine which has made its appearance in The
United States.
Iii with the freedom by gentle
who have attained eminence in the medical profession
all the Midule Western and Southern States
The Of It's popularity the fact that nothing has
been discovered which substited in
be used in all without any fears the
perfect safety recommends every parent If
GREETED within the system will speedily expe them without
fall
But in order to obtain the genuine article
should be his guard look we'll the initials IKE
tie and and be particular that he is hnyng
A. Fahnestock's veImifnge. and q other. a2S lm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16
IAooHBs, ART GALLERY, IS CAMP STREET

IACOBS, ART GALLERY, s3 CAMP STREET,
- u, New orleans-h Jacobs at Lis old post again.
respectfully informs the patrons of
this celebrated Ambroype and Photograph Gal
tery IN S42 that be has secured
tbs services Of Mr. the original proprietor
Inst returned from Europe with all the late
the Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits Of the finest finish. W."
Miniatures Of all sizes in oil enors other
to suit the taste and price q all wilt be unsur
passable styie from life or from other pictures
public buildings machinery, will taken Of
any size required, either plain painted.
The best artists In the United States employed and all
~erk done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art
The Gallery elegantly up collection
of Of and and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit It,
fricss moderate. Terms cash on delivery. .
GA 6n L. g. LPMAE.
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8sbislu IT ~ gIartsts.

,{su..
Wssas.i hsi Soss sss x ~ ss1i &, ~
COTTON. There wss fair dsnand sgsin yes-
tefaay, put vita continued scarcity Of desirable
nsts, ana very full prices claimed for nesl asa1
s'es. Inc Bales sen "a V about 600 ba1ss, Cstar
Midding e Strict Middling selling At "A ~
lzlc- ~, in smalI lots We now quote:
New oRIEANs crAaE11cAFI0Ns.
n,,asr, ~ dd Tin.
Coed oTaInsry.-. 9. g nddlins Faif
=. *
s.o.. =, ha,s Ia, 5000 ,sss -. = v.
Rsssiyed since i7sa8
- "
Exported .inss 81 zs'ssV
Exported
stoeh onhand not eisazsd zts1B
ToBAcco. The sales yesterday couaprised 36
hhds ct q and 30 at 5lc., and on Monday % hhdA
on pfivase Terms ana ~ ~ TO. p n.
srAzEAKT or FoBAcc0
s Rscss "a e n s,n - 81
Received yesterday I akxn
s7.sss
EspOrssd yesterday 7zs
49,. 4, ..,a y. 49, = =.
We noticed salss ~ acr,a ano ss,s.
Yesterday At previous rates. Fair = Fullv FsTr
sla7lc. ID n.
Mor.ssrs About go bbla. were d;auoaea af
ii 25ea2g and slc. q gallon fsr Inferior ordfuarv
and Fermentine. III
F1ouR. The sales embraced absut toop ,hl..s
of which s25 superane ~ Az al 1,;s IN ,,r;vats
terma and A7o Extra also q, ,,rivst. term. GA
Ga.n me salea u Corr e,,bT,c.a $50.
5000 aacka including a4o wb;,e yeIIov ana .s,x..
from fIathoat 1ooo yeIlov pixad anna ,E;x.a 4,
,ots and soo ORDINARY Wb;ts ii, n a. ~ whss.
,r;xed NJ s5c q5f al s7c. and s,, prime ygh;t. &
CO. . b,,sbet = Oats - ,,ot;csa sa,ss q sasA
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4 oUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET

4 OUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. ss CAMP STREET.
Capital s3OO,000 &44zs
j. Lapeire, E. III. HARRIS
Theodore Frois, j. N. Robert
A. d. Grief j. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob Zoly, Anadeo Landry,
E. Gannekean.
This Company will be ready transact business the LIST Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the pers of the
rivers and loss and damage by fire. and a.sua risks at
the current rites Of premiums.
A cash premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT. will be
made to those insuring In this office.
L. GAHUCHEAU. President.
A. PICoLEr, Secretary.
New Orleans. August NJ. 1859. aulBtf
~ Fn mah shirs o3ihhA Asp = FLOOD from
& The undesigned Formerly Drug H. Bonnabe)
has received the following Special
Nedicines-among which
yERATRINA-l60 walls.
SESQuICHLOR OF IRON.
VAIERIANATE OF QUININE, etc.
EXTRACT OF IPEGAC.
4 REGNAUI.D PASTE. .-455
RAQuIN CAPSULES.
ROGERS, POWDER.
CHERRY LAUREL WATER.
EAU DE TIELEuI.
SPIRITS OF ,OCHLERIA
PEACH BLOSSOM SYRUP.
PATGHoULY LEAVES.
@= ASH LEAVES.
RED ROSES.
PoPULEUM OINTMENT
ORSEILLES IN PASTE. .z
GLASS REToRTs, etc. eie.
a24 tmy25 corner Natchez and Tchoupitoulas sts
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tsUsSx CLoTHThe extreme prices which the bulk Of the
supplies the spot arrive held tendency put
stop operations These sales comprise 1910 bales
including several lots ut mostly Bye part less
Get and part months and 200 bales to arrive some Tins
ahead ships Black Hawk aud Gen. Novel; loading
Calcutta, at per yard months lase less pct has
been offered considerable lots refused bulk of
the stock being held at 1Ac and arrive higher figure
Imports from January to May 5.
1860. Iss9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16

ELARET-leO0 F. Keepers assorted brand. for
" sale by S. WOLFF.
a23 corKer 0rsvier and NV Loves ITS.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY Nay Is, 1895
There are now on sale 1ol Texas Cattle, I4s
Western Beeves, 1853 Hogs, 500 Sheep, Mich
Cows and los Veal Cattle.
PnIGEa. i4ss4
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nTARD, DUPUY & CO.--loo. packages in halves,
" quarters octayes dark and pale In Bonded Ware
houses For e by S. ID. GRtTIAA 4 CO.,
aIf 10 fistamharsa street.
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zzLg1HNIXzZC Commencing Tuesday May /. 1860.
E Fare to and from the Lake day only Is cents.
E7F-Pieese buy tickets at The Office, under Depot.
-DEPARIuRE OF CARS
From the City From the Lake
4o,ei lack A Horse Car. sopeio Trail
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POSITION OF THE BANKS OF NEW ORLEANS ON
SATURDAY, ererH commencing irfH the financial and
commercial gear ri The city Me II deg n September, 1856
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pURGUNDY WINE--

BURGUNDY WINE
ID 20 cases Ghamhertin.
20 cases yonay, of Charles Marcy, and
t,em.e Tiger Relar Nuts,
Fer sale by s. d GRATIAA & CO.,
a. SO Gustnuahoase street.
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN CO, IS Carondeiet street
SAMUEL SMITH 4 CO., Camp stteet
JUDS0E CO.. Canal and Camp streets
BROWN, JOHNSTON & CO, No. 81 Garondelet street
BEN0IST, SHAW 4 CO., No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JAcoB BARKER, Manager,
Corner Camp ind Gravier streets.
THOMAS H. BARKER corner Camp and Gravier streets.
H. W.. CONNER 4 SON, No. 80 Carondelet street.
JOHN WOOD CO., corner Camp and Common streets.
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yvsFtE OLDEST CANDY MANDATORY
IN AMERICA.


IN AMERICA.
EsTABLIsHED IN 1906.
Ridley d Co.,
CoRNEE OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
topposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot3
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, LOzENGEs ETC., etc.,
In all tsr varieties made exclusively from treble refined Loaf
Sugar without aduiIeraon adiure of deeterious sub
stances of any kind.
wishing purchase article requested to call
and examine our stock them with these offered
elsewhere
~ Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES for families put up
70 sardes, at prices ranging from IS upwards
~ Candies, packed in boxes OF Is, 10 and 100 lhs
suitable for the Southern trade and shipped to order
So Orders by mali promptly executed.
81 Terms cash. jyls
JAMES s. LIE BRETON. 49,
d CIVIL ENGINEERS. SURVEYORS,
AND
Architects,
Successors to ]. K. DUNCAN & co.-ofee, Ne. q Com.
merrial Place ja26 6m
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N uDQ'RS COWS MOUNTEDl
M GUARD, RIcuMoHD, July 30, 1850. {
<2gyV Order no.
~ PARADE IN front of the City Hall,
on 1 l r,SDAI next, July 3lst, at Ii quarter IL )
o clock 7. M, fully equipped IN new uniform Arms
in order Tor inspection Roll To be called 1T o elk
BY order Capt CABELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-31
Street Railways in England.

City cars are to he run, for the first time in
England, in about month from this time, in
Berkenhead, where rails are now being laid -
The introduction of the system is due TO an
American, a Boston gentleman, who has
brought TO their attention the admirable work
ing of street railroads i'll this country. This
gentleman, Mr.. GEO. L. TRAIN, recently de-
livered n lecture upon the subject before the
British Association at Oxford, from which it
appears that horse railroads will probably be
adopted very generally in British cities. OF
course, there are existing interests which " i'll
make stout opposition, and, moreover, in no
country is every thing like innovation as stout
ly resisted in Great Britain. When The first
turnpike act was passed in that country, the
toll gates were pulled down by the people {;
and ii WAS not until the troops had been called
out, and much blood had been shed, that the
system was established. But there is no ma
lion in which reason is more certain to triumph
IN the end over prejud than among the people
ofEngland. Thus, after having so long doggedly
held of from street railways, The English are
now going into the business by the wholesale
The engineer of the city Of Liverpool has re-
ported in their favor; trial of Mr. TRAINS
model has been recommended By several mem
bers of the corporations OF Manchest ter and
Glasgow formal applications have been made
10 Birmin CHAM and Dublin for permission to
lay down rails in those cities, and a company in
London has expressed a wish to give the pro-
lect trial
Our countrymen have great reason to be
proud of the repeated tributes to American
mechanical skill and enterprise which have
been paid by the natous of the Old World
If not the first in the idea of steam nayi-
CATION, they were the first TO put it in
practice; an American steamship was the
first that ever crossed the ocean an Ameri-
can yacht formed the model upon which the
best SHIPS of the British Navy are now built :;
HOES fast presses have been introduced in the
London Times office; and now they are adopt
ing street railways, and Will probably have
them in all their principal cities in less than
five years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-31
The Rc.p of yeriCN0.

CHARLES MERIwETHRR, Esq, of Henrico,
who, in his travels in the East, has collected
some of the rarest curicsities We have ever
striking Illustrations of Scriptural illusions, }
has shown us Il specimen of that remar kable
plant, the Rose of Jericho, which grows in the
arid wastes of Egypt Palestine ard Barbary,
upon the roofs OF houses and among rubbish
in Syria, and in the sandy deserts of Arabia
In an article on this little rose III DiCKEN's
HOUSEHOLD Word>, it * stated that the wee
plant, scarcely six inches high after the flow
cry season, loses its leaves and dries up into
the form of bell. In this condition it is
uprooted by the Winds aud is carried. blown,
or tossed across the desert into the sea -
folds itself, expands its branches and la, ing
become thoroughly saturated with sea water.
is carried by the tide and laid upon the sea-
shore. From the sea-shore the seeds are blown
back again into The desert, where, sprou ting
roots and leaves, they grow into fruitful
plants, which will, i'll their time, like their
ancestors, be whirled into the sea- This IS
one of those remar kable instances in which
Nature has arranged that plants growing even
IN the burning desert shall be provided with
enough OF water for the generation of their
seeds.
This plant has the wonderful quality of in
dcating change in the weather, opening its
leaves ut the approach OF rain, and closing in
dry weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-31

The End nfIhe limited Sfaies.

Whilst the prophets of Europe are predict
ing the end of the world in 1866, there are
scribes and wise men in this country who as
sure us thai the United States will come to an
end much sooner, possibly before the e&pira-
ton ct a twelve month. This continent made
it's appearance III manner rs mysterious a.
the sora, and il may disappear as myste'
rious!y. II the predictions of our own seers
prove true, we shall be prepared to put fui
faith in the Great Tribulation of DIR
CUMMINGS. We have no doubt that the disso
luton of the United States will occur few
years before the dissolution of the world Ii
the meant time, in view of everything dissoly'
lug about us under the excessive heat, let us
try To keep as cool and comfortable as pos
sihip