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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans city of New Orleans
Be remembered this l4th day OF December 1852
before the subscriber Ince of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared omer Gailard President
Schroeder Secretary of the Czen Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who duly according
aw do depose and say that the abova Just and
true transcript from the books Of said Company
<. scHaEfsEk Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed bei1s I'll. peeoinbsn
Third Justice of the Peace for The Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have six cent r.
sss the @ s 9s Ps Ct s ~
The Of have declared dividend Of Ten
saE f o and hs co. next
-rHusTEEs-
Geo Gee y W Tss,, Ri Ri Z aa aans,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon. Jr.
H. 4 ' Miiienserger cesaire Olivier
omer Gallard.
and loss and damage by re at the current rates Of
~ nare No ! narondele' street dls
d A. FAaNEsToCR' - vERnIIEUGE.
wIIIIAxsauae, New York.
number Of past have been troubled
pansa sn n s s
IL + n aassa m l.
mifge; taking two walls surprise passed
twelve yards If ewom And that have
covered former health for which feel indebted TO b. A.
yss%ags and ehesdy i, = be
p-Purchasers should well tho initials on The hot
tie and and be particular haa they Bvng
Fah.eateck,s VI. .nts,ua and ather A. trpAH
I UMHEB-LUMBEtt-LU
feet Y 81 n pAss s5s s a Essa Yellow Fin
md yellow &c
100 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tengued and grooved; ,,,.,v -,
lo00e Get wide dressed florfds yellow Pine CEIllNa
| tongued and Frooved.
10000 feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FIooh
4 ING, square edged
noaeo rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting q neb
Boards, Weatherboards, scaaling. JSisis, elc.
$4,000 feet assrrted Cypress Lumber fasns aha sns'
| s.shas Danrs Riinds Moaidfnes. etc.. etc.
rsr sas At the lowest market psafNssh Z DoRE
-ar --s,n-
/ ss1.-.s-s "A a e = ants s.a1.AEH.s, sun Anf-
chsnis Manufacturers Cotton Planters etc., on IN topper
LAOK d no TT.
1 an Poydras Sfreets.......s..s..s..11 0
-sss7 NEW oRLEANs,
Manufacturers and Dealers IN Copper Tin and Sheet Iun
"srGnter,x and Rozilne N sll MARIANA branches.
NS-IohbnR PROMPTLY astAndad % tell y :.
fsHAs. n. NASH. sROKsx AND pEAl.sh IN
~ SCRIP, STOCK. NOTES, REAL EsTArE AID II
No. 25 Carcndelet street,
esl " Bsswsen csmmcn anA 0rxsiex.
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- PRADATS HO TEL. Biloxi The under.
E signed, TO Mrs Elizabeth Prnda formerly
M prietress of Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi respectfully
the public that this establishment Is open for the
Attached the hoiel good billiard table.
beautiful YACHT saddle horses bugges CARRIAGES afford.
ing pleasure aad comfort Visitors Prdas Hotel wishing
land at the hotels wharf will please notify the captain the
boat.
my17 3n JOHN b. EUGENE G. PRApAT.
- PAsCAGUULA HOUsE-No NOW MUCH EN-
f5E:: L. RGED
MEM MR. AND MRS. DuDSoN, wish to inform The public
that they all times ready Boares the follow
ing rates: fs ata. B% Bg@0 5Ga8 & x
Sammer-Per N nth, Ss5; per week, ZIP; per day. 81
Rs-Tts establishment combines all the comforts of home,
being qiet larger hotels having separate bath houses
for ladies and gentlemen, telegraph office by
my6 5mS W. S. DODS0N.
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THE LOUISIANA DREDGING COMPANY, .
New Orleans, say %. 1860
p9- Notice = The books for subscription "a
the Capital Stock Of this Company open j. Water
Brothers. No. II Magazine street. and Peter Marcy
Office No q Carondele will open thirts
days--unti 30 june next, at II O'Clock.
Isignedl r. b. BISHOP, President.
CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Secretary. uiy23 lot
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STAR INSURANCE CoMPAaY,}
81 st. Charles street
g4-The annual election for mine Directors,
will be held tue Office Of the Company MONDAY, the
OF June next, from 10 A. ~ TO r. NJ.
r.. DgBJJYS Secretary.
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- BEERsHEBA SPRINGS H0FEL-TEN-
EAll::ll NhSSEE NOUN rAINe.
Al This delightful summer Resort and Watering Place hay
ing purchased company Of Southern gentlemen who
have had it thpran2y renovated renrnshed md put in fine
order every respect with additional for families viii
be opened The recep visitors the first Jnne
The Hotel will be under The sperinendence of The President
of the Company
The public the Springs by the jackson Railroad in
thirty thee hans from New Orleans and also by the New Or
leans aud Memphis packets
PRTcE BOARD:
Fer month"; w
Per week. II 90
Children aud half nriee. nfs2 2nkW
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 1T AUCTION.
BY McCERREN &c LANDRY,
O. W. AIcCERREF, Auetioneer
Office and salesrooin, Masonic Hail. st. Charles street.
WEDNESDAY, Both inst, at 10 o'clock
NJ at 81 Nepomene street, Liberty street, Will
be sold
The private dwelling consisting part of Rose
Mahogany and Black Walnut Chairs Sofas. Tables bed
stead Amoirs Looking Glasses etc; Carpets Curtains Mat
ting Mattresses Crockery China and Cut Glassware Kitchen
Utensils,
One Of Stewards Cooking Stoves, will, everything
complete. nearly
nsSETERMS-fash my28
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WALION, M a
Auetioneer-nfice. 40 Camp street.
w cation to the Auction err
THAT VERY VALUABLE and most elgiby located square
OF ground bounded by Chestnut Andrew Paauernnes
as follows:
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Chestnut and
st. Andrew streets 19 feet inches and lines front Chest
drew street. - = -
.oU AFTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
Josephine streets 9 feet inches lines Chestnut
sephIne street.
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Plaquemines and
Josephine Streets feet inches and lines trout Plaque
mines street, by l5 feet inches and lines Josephine
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Plaquem'nes and
81 andrew streets LIB feet inches and lines Plaque
mines street, by liz feet Ii inches ST. Andrew
This well known formerly belonging j. Burnside,
ESQ., has upon large number Of very fine large shade trees
1t well billed and fenced and offers parties seeking sites for
most desirable in the Fourth District Tr115s7
II within two Of the Magazine and
one square OF the Pryana line Of omnibussa the
the horse car railroad now under contract
rSrFor price and terms arpy To the Anctinneer nl6
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AMUSEMENTS.
WEDNESDAY, r,aHr Nav

IN EW OPERA EaOUsE-uuKKEK " Hap EBos
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, May 30 1850
Ben as a, 81 y M DAIMoxT and Mr. caBEL THE
third acts Of IF WE'RE KING , " aug
box Vmcs y open every day from O'Clock M "a ~
r. d., and from " o'clock r. It'll c IA ders - "a
anee Performances commences ut Il o'eloek 80 = n mvso
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Qartitular gotites.

SEgRErARy's 0fFicE,
- Beard Of Public schools. Second District.
a. 70 Tme Annual Examinations of these
schools VIII BE- held In the foo~ Ing order;
L June 4-hayoa Bridge School.
btgny streets.
June Claborpe School ST. Peter street
Streets, - ~
June street School q Robertson street
4 June l2-larracks street SCHOOL,
y June l3-Hospai street School, To be examined In the
y June -Raupar ST. eet Schho Barracks street School
TO- June 5 Basin street School, House. between Butgun-
IL June Is and lg-i3oys' High do tdy Dnuphne
IL June 20 and 2i-tjirs High do j
B.-Thesc examinations commence at o'clock r. NJ,
with the exception the Bayou Bridge Scholastic exana
ton o. which will commence AZ o'cleck A. NJ
On the al Of July next there will be ut the 0petaHous
Exhibition, at which Diplomas Prizes and Medals will he
awarded,
m,2S tell AUG CASSARD. Secretary
Gz~LOufsiana State Insurance Company
general meeting of the Stockh ldes be held Office
Of this Company. MONDAY 25h June next o'clock r.
NJ. by order or the Board
II. GANUcHEAu, President
A. PiCoIEr, Secretary. my25 BOT
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I G. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
~ Gas Fixtures, No. Hafrs Row sfrsct
the will faithfully pnncnsty ~ Re
and on &snnshAa terms. $'
p~A orders len n Box No. $40. Mechanies kxcnsnge
will be promptly attended TO. mo
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AUCTTON SALES.


DAMAGED ,sO,,Ds,
Stock Of Messs g. coppens coRooks Pamphlets Fancy
Articles. Walking Canes, Umbrellas ros Parasols. etc.
saved from the late fire on Charities street
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT,
Auction Rooms 60 chartres street.
N, " iss auction rooms No % thatfss
sss # Hq s re sa1
The whole damaged. and being part Of Ness G. eoppens
e s;sss"T Ffhi myso
SUCCESSION OF MARGAREr LEE fURNIrgRE AT
Auction.
BY PLACIDE J.. SPEAR,
Auctioneer-o:tce, IA char.res st.
w O'clock b virtue and Il pursuance q an order from the
s'fss a sssd t.
IL s s a
nS-TERMs-Cash. myso
FINE ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY. AND WALNUT FUR.
niufe at Auction.
BY MONTGOMERY & SMITH.
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
Office 81 Camp street.
. tsbs'as as zen B IA s' Conn., Vii
entire contents q said house comprising fine Rosewood
bedroom seis-Amors Wasiands Bureaus Bedsteads;
Bssns abd Ig China TsEsy Gpess
e's kIlshss tGfsSre Stoves etc., etc. mvge
l
Moire Antique Pou de o Black and Colored silk Robes,
Muslin shawls, White Silk Frnges saved tom the
late fire, and being part Of Miss sophe's stock.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT.
Auction Rooms, 60 Chartres
s soh n A. 10 oeloch
sold for account Of whom II may concern
An extensive assortment Of Hoe Antique Poult de Sole,
Black and Goored ELK Robes White Silk Frnges silk Velvet
Muslin ShHwls Crepes, Ladies' Bonnets, etc.
Ry-TERMS-At sale. my23
HnIIaEHnLn EIrR METRE AT AI-CrInN
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rest Orphan Boys Asylum, Third

District.
amen 10 you, long you did of these my
least brethren, yon did 1t to me- MATT. xxv, 40.
The Superintendent Of this institution would respectfully call
the attention the charitbly disposed the following
There three hundred Ave poor orphans the Asy
um in great want of clothing.
1t is certain that we'll disposed gentlemen congn
a. this their old clothes the moths knowing
thing better to do with them.
g. Such wonld be extremely useful to The poor
phans.
There oftentmes In the stores articles OF food and cloth
Ing less damaged and consequently unfit for sale
these would be of great service TO the orphans
8. The Legislature having uade any appropriation this
the Orphans they stand in need an usual of the
public charity.
without mourning expense addressed through Post
Office the Superintendent Box q H. Indicating the residence
etc, OF the donor will he promptly attended to-
Donations will be received IAytons IS street,
Mr.. Vcfor Sere's, Dumaine street.
chefs Condo opposite the Archbishop's residence.
New Orleans, April a. 1860. my1e
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VALUABLE SLAVE AT PRIVATE sALE-A SUPERIOR
Diningroom Servant and Cook.
BY j. B. WALTON,
Accommodations, 40 Camp street.
FVfHE slave John, aged IS years: is q very
= valuable and accomplished House Dinfngroom
y good Cook and the cultivation
ter, and IL fully guaranteed. s
myl2 8
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MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GRuUND FOR EIsE.
gsnt private Residences in the Fourth District bounded by
hesinnt ST. Andrew PaqueInnes and Josephine streets
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E-HoIland Council OF Royal and Select
MASTERS No l. meets the FOURTH THURSDAY of every
month the Of Concord Royal Arch Chapter Me- 2 Odd
Fellows Hall, First District
D..I.. c.. MT A. Baree, P O.. W Bruno de Lucas
Treasurer Jas Fun Recorder H. j. ssbnry, Captain
Of the Guards G. Wood, Conductor; Oeged Steward;
"
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poZEmAN's HOSPITAL,
- No. 90 BARONNE STREET, New Orleans,
Near the Oarrollton Railroad Terminus.
Dr. NJ RsZEMAN. 1ate Of Nor. gomery Ala.l having 10
Gated in New 0reans takes this method Of announcing his
and receive
pita The building fitted mp as hospital Is auirabi,
adapted the purpose and being situated in
desirable Of the city, that SAVING
that Il affords unusual ad vaptages,
The generally large airy and have NIL under
gone thorough repair. 'f a53Fas7s m
10th whites snd blacks are admitted. " 3fF "
The rafeso board win depend upon kind Of HccomtDcs
tons required All surgical operations charged
n the building Assn II Ivfu
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A5-Howard Lodge No. Ii, L. D. U. F--1eet.
ngs EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No.
Odd Fellows, Hall, at I o'clock.
0hicers--IA a. Bendixen, n CT n. T Lye " g.; Hugh
Stewart Recording Secretary b. naSva,
tarY: ]. G. Nnrfnn, Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

,7ohm Rdine for Loaisuile.-The superb and
favorite passenger packet John Raine, leaves for
Memphis, Cairo and Louisville, at 5 O'Clock TINS
evening. To such as have been fortunate enough
to experience the pleasures of few days trip-and
her trips are only of pe,y few days duration--on
this magnificent and regular packet, we have SAID
enough in announcing the hour OF her departure.
To others we have only to say, try the John Raine,
and YOU will never wish for better boat on which
to travel or more polite and attentive officers than
will be found in the persons of Capt. VIM. Under
wood, or Mr.. Clerk A. Palacio.
Madison fo,. Cincinnati. = The fine passenger
packet Madison, Capt. Geo. D. Hoople, command
er, and Mr.. B. G. Lepper, clerk, will leave at 5
o'clock this evenig for Louisville and Cincinnati.
Pgind Donna FOR Pdtsbug.-The fine and
regular passenger packet Prima Donna, Capt.
George D, Moore, commander, and Mr.. A. Murdoch,
clerk will leave at o'clock this evening for Pitts
burg and intermediate landings.
Alonso Child for 81. Lotis--The first class and
popular passenger packet Alonzo Child Capt. Jas.
0'Neal commander, and Mr.. W. B. Mcbride, clerk,
will leave at 5 o'clock this evening for St. Louis
and intermediate landings
Era No. 5 FOR Upper Red Riref,- - The first
class and popular passenger packet Era No. 5,
Capt. Jno. kouns, commander, and Mr.. Geo. G.
Hamilton, clerk, will leave at O'Clock this evening
for Upper Red river.
Leon for Arkansas Riuer.-The new, feet and
very lightdraft passenger packet Leon, Capt. W.
N. Reasoner, commander, and Mr.. s. b. Druit,
clerk viii leave at o'clock this evening for the
Arkansas river.
Red Chief No. for Bayou Bartholomew The
staunch and complete passenger packet Red Chiei
No. l. Capt. Jesse Dillon, commander, and Mr.. E.
Fl Gillen, clerk, will leave at O'Clock this even
ing for Bayou Bartholomew, running as high as
The Arkansas line. The Chief is well-apponted
passenger packet, and is in the hands of careful
ana nI4,aent officers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
islarirle aldeIIIatlltt.
CRESCENT 0FFIeE, No 10 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, December 4, 1860
Cleared Yesteryia,

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Philadelphia, Brown, for New York via
Havana, $ de Wiser &co
Steamship Florida, Nelson, for Apalachicola, :,
] A Mitchell
Ship Rhine, Starkey for Queenstown,
Meeker, Knox &eo
Bark Hannibal, Kline, for Genoa, .
Creevy & Farwell
schr Uncle Bill, Smith, for Galveston Master
Schr Commerce, Cox, for Pensacola, in ballast,
Master
schr Fanny, Thompson, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
Fereig.. Ports.

Liverpool, November l6-- Arrived from New
Orleans, ship Pocahontas; 10th-cleared fer New
OrIeans ship Portsmouth; l2th-entered ont for
New Orleans ship M. q. Ludwig 9th sailed for
New Orleans, ship Tivoli
London, November l2.--Sailed for New Orleans,
ship Zuleika.
Deal, November 1s.--sailed for New Orleans,
ship Flora Mcdonald, Rochambeau.
j Pill, November IL Sailed for New Orleans,
ship Regulus.
Marseilles, November 7.--Loading for New Or
leans bark Fanny Ealer, Lodge.
Bremerhaven. November 9.-Sailed for New Or.
leans. ship Sehlosser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

r. ROYAL, sAYLNTaKER, Nos. Is CANAL ana
~. II trossn,au streets, sign OF the Root Hog or Die
Manufacturer Of all kinds OF Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS. TARPAuLTNS, etc. Also all kinds Of F1AIS and
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes with
Flagstafs to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings fitted
and furnished TO order the shortest notice BLOCKS Of Al
ready strapped likewise all kinds OF heavy BLOCKS
SPARS and RTdGIkG suitable for raising machinery or any
other heavy material 8.
otter for sale Cheap for Cash.
All Of the abaye articles be found II Nos is Canal and II
Cfnssman streets, New Orleans
n b. Sail aud Rigging work In branches and country
orders pfnmpty filled at the shortest possible notice.
nla 1YSW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04


Steamship Habana, Mcconnell, from Havana, to
Puig Brothers-lst dist.
Steamship Orizaha, Place, FIN Indianola via Gal,
weston to Harris-Berwieks Bay.
Ship Clara Wheeler, Hiltz, fm Bayhi October 25th
In ballast. to q Hart &co-3d dist So.
Steamboats,.
BIiune-ha-h -ha Voolfolk. FIN ST Louis.
Skylark, Sousley, fm st Louis
D A January, 0hlman. fin st Louis.
New Uncle Sam, Stewart, I'm Memphis.
Imperial Rogers, FIN Memphis.
Magnolia, Phelps, I'm Vieksburg.
Charmer, Wilson, fm Vieksburg.
Frontier City, Houston, I'm Ouachita River.
w NJ Levy, Pickett fm Red River.
Era No s, Kouns, FIN Shreveport.
Alabama. Boardman, fm Mobile.
Gray Cloud, Massie. fDn Wetumpka--
Lake End JEFF. & Car. R. r..
Empire Parish, Grant, fm Lower Coast.
Morning Light, Radovich, I'm Lower Coast.
Tcwboat Anglo-Saxon, Duke, from the Passes
went down light brought up ship Clara
Wheeler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

Capt. Hiltz, Of the ship Clara Wheeler, from
Bayhi, reports having left in port ship Montmo.
renci, to sail for this port on the 4th November
ship New Hampshire, to sail for Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
Receipts OF Produce.

/ ST LOUIS Per steamer Mime -ha. .ha-- pkgs
mdse Dix & Ranlett-1588 scks corn Ghism i Boyd
lob do lag SOS cats Halliday, Graham &co.l45
do Duffy Eco $50 scks corn H Smith l52 do
G W Prats--748 do Given, Watts &co-l000 do do
0glesby Macanay-46 bales oats to Converse u
Kennett4- 100 bbis flour Buddecke &co- 1892
do 2sl4 scks wheat and sundries to order.
ST L0UIS-Per steamer Skylight-4S AS bbls -four
Oglesby u Macaulay- 1906 do 7435 scks corn to
Herman, Power &eo-l5 bales cotton to Payne i
Harrison-2I do BARLEY, johnson &co-sundries to
order-Total So bales cotton.
81 L0UIS-Per steamer d A January 25 bbls
pork $500 seks corn los scs oats 2 scks wheat is
bbis flour Farley, Jurey &eo-5oo do $50 seks corn
| Oglesby 3 Macaulay-3l4 do Converse q Kennett
| BY do ii d Barton &co- ls4 do 159 bbls pota-
| toes 10 pkgs mdse A Wilkinson 173 pkgs pota-
| toes Dean 1877 seks corn Campbell & Strong
| 2l scs oats Is pkgs mdse ] Maiilot-6e0 bbls -four
| ] Gennely &co-S00 do S II Kennedy &co-20 bbls
i oil Keep 0aulfeld-56 pkgs beer j A Karsteu-
4 dick a6 do g Il Seeleper- ~ bales cotton to r.
i Groves &co--4 do w j Robson A Bradley, Wilson
4 &eo--30 Hewitt, Norton &co--l05 I Fl l. ] NJ Allen
4 &co-5l R " Estlin Eco 30 Rotchferd, Brown q
eo-65 Payne Harrison-snndries to order-Total
Bis bales cotton
bales cotton TIL VI NJ Allen Zoo 205 @ Yer
lander 2os J 7 Hardie &eo- I54 Bradley, Wilson
aeo--iS6 5 O Nelson &eo--l27 Bucfner, Stanton &
Newman 90 knex & Higgins so B Bailey &co
| so Byrne, Vance &co-- At Pritchard & Flower
a5 Hilliard, Summers &co- AZ J. Williams &co-3s
Wright d Ailen-S4 W Coz &co- 20 do GLADDEN. &
Siexas--27 Barley, johnson &co-25 do Rotchford
Brown &ce-- % Harding, Abbay & Morehead- 2s
\, J Person &co--- % r Groves &co--- 2l D r Car
i roll &co-20 FeIlowes &co-l4 Gillaspie Brewer &
coli 81 Greenwood--l4 Carroll, Hoy &eo-i2 dc
Martin. Cobb &eo-- - de Battle, Noble &co--7 de
Nixon 6eo-7 Montgomery & Hall--6 Harris Sol
4 Tarleton, Whiting a Tnlis-- Farley, Jurey 8
CO. 5 scs oats and sandries to order-Total 1871
bales cotton.
MEMPHIS Per steamer Imperial 500 bale
cotton II g. ] d Allen dEco-l59 Moore Il Browde
Ups Watt &co-f26 Hewitt, Norton &eo-i05
so Nelson &eo- ST Buekner, Stanton Newma
--ss TO order 80 Carroll, Hoy &co- 90 Hilliard
Summers &co-- 50 Moon i Bro 81 Watt & Nobl
So M Gordon jr--4e D 3 Carroll &eo g Bradley
Wilson &co-4S r G Cummings &co-39 Rotehford
, Brown &co-- IS Davis jenkins &co-- n Greer
! wood 2e Block, MeAfee &co-- 25 ] B Bailey &c
!. -25 Hawkins q Norwoed-AJ & e Cromwell
Byrne, Vance &co-- 20 Henderson, Terry &eo--
Coleman, Britten u Withers- 19 Fellowes &eo-l
/, BARLEY. johnson &ee-- Is Wright 4 Allen Ia d
: Ward, Hunt &eo- II do ] W Burbridge Geo
G Connolly &co- l3 Martin, Cobb &co- II Gree
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
EXPLOITS.

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA - Per steamship
Phiiadeiphia-l1 bdls cotton samplings barrels
oranges 400 bhls moasses for New York-I50 seks
bran 53 tcs hams 100 bbls talloW 40 bags malt
bales hops.
APALACHICoLA- Per steamship Florida-426
bbls flour rs bbls pork 221 bbs whisky IL bbls
sugar % hhds sugar 43 hhds bacon $50 scks corn
81 seks BRAN
QUEENSTOWN Per ship Rhine 1850 bales
cotton.
GENOA Per bark Hannibal 95s bales cotton
176 bbls rosin.
GALVESTON Per schr Uncle Bill $50 seeks
corn hhds sugar 6 bbls flour 2 eks bacon 10 bxs
tobacco bbls sundries.
M0BILE-Per sehr Fanny 210 bbls whisky loo
bblspork 4l4 scks corn 400 scks bran.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
Leaves On TUESDAY. Nee H. af5P. NJ
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS,

syrg ~ rittc Bay MileFta Bluff, Chauipagnole Will
mingtcn, Pigeon FILLS, Morn Bay Mnrfe Saline,
Mss lsbama Landing Mouth Of p Arl'ohqc Trenton,
Monroe, Columbia, and all landings Black Nnd Onaeltt
riyersThe fine ard swift running passenger packet Paul
Jones' Frank Keeling muster, viii esve for the above
positively above Fer freight passage, having
superior accommodations, apply on board, nr 10
McG0GLuM & HAWTHORN.
d4 -H..= rs Gomtnon street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

NEW LQOIxHNG GLASS AND PICTURE STORE
I9 AND FRAME AASUFAGfORY, rs Camp street
Ny former Looking Glass and Picture Store, No Al Keysl
street having been destroyed by e beg leave 20 inform my
old and fhe public generally that have reopened
my ,hmeni at No 7s Camp street. where am Fre
pared to I'LL all ORDERS and all work belonging to
iae with dispatch and ina superior manner. have also
la44a and splendid stock OF
French and German LOOKING GLASSES,
PICTURES
FRAMES and MOULDING,
Of every description constantly hand which offer the
lowest price and reasonable terms.
nesFos o merit IL ask share Of the public patronage.
ds In SICToRIN GuETTE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
Leaves M TUESDAY. Drc n AZ 5PM
FOR ARKApELpEHIA,C CAMDEN

n1
t=ll44s pagnolic, Wilmington Pigeon Hills, Marie fane.
Alabama Landing, OHaehta tity Mouth Bayou
Barhopnew Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Gouubi, Harris
onbu E Tiny mud all ntcrnedata landings Ouacl;A and
Black rivers-The magnificent passenger packet Jim
Earlxnnu, X. Bangs master will leave rs above. For
freight passage apply on hoard.
NTRGfNIUS 0. UEETZEL.
Al A,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Regular FRLDAy Packet for ylek.b,.rg aua tbe B
Leaves every SATURDAY at5P.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKS.

Kn
uemne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara,
xizaaA Red River Landing Fort Adams, NRtehez, Water
proof Rodney St Jcseph Grand Gulf Wartenron and Weeks
hurg-The Eatchez, T. p. Leathers MASTER will leave
esahoye every Saturday AZ o'clock I. ~
J.J. PERSON n CO., Agents,
seIO 47 carondelet street
The Natchez Ycksburg with the Hope
and Pr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
Leaves q .s :. IgEsnAY, ! 4, ,, n;e, , \ sPM.


8ES For Camden, French,prop., Beach Hill Litiis
a4t5 AGrrnGa Mers Buf RoarIs Fld1sado Cham.
s5S=sEa4pspnoe Bnag's Wilmington Moro Bay, Pgean
fl Cpry gie Marie SGne, ESrn Grand aarie R6wIAnds
Raft Ipnding, Mouth Of Bartholomew DuAthita
City Locomond P0rt lIpion steyngoi Month d Arbgnne,
Trenton. Monroe Mouth Cheney, Pine Biu. Casors, Coum
bia Hunbe HEfisopburE Trinity and aineFmediate land
ing 0unchia Ripc-The md splendid swift rFntng
passenger steamer Tigress, Hopkis master, Will leave
Ebgye. For freight or Dgssage apply on board:
YIRGlNIUS y. DENTZEI,
h30 Advertising Agent.