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Cuba Sixes

Cuba sSixes. @.m=
800 boxes ''Sweezern u Cuba Skies.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
ol2 2pit 1s New Levee and II Fulton st.
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.Eesc Creole PeCaSss.

.Fesc Creole PeCans.
50 bbls. large PEcAEs. .t.-.@n. =.....z.. ...sz
A. f. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
Is New I.eyeo and IL Fulton 81.
New Citron.
30 cases go boxes each1 fine ftuit.
. ..m~w A. A.F.coCHRAN HALL, ..-.-.
l3 New Levee and IL Fulton st.
Northern Onions.
40 hbls, in prime order.
10 in Strings.
A. +. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
Is New evec and II Fulton st.
soft Shell Almonds.
100 bags Tarragena ALMONDS.
100 bags Spanish @M. ..M.5 @.
10 bales Languedoc
A. F. COCHRAN Il HALL,
#5o4-u.z Is New Leyee and IL Fulton ST.
Black Pepper. ~~ 81
200 bags Heavy sumatra. =..-
a. F. COCHRAN HALL.
13 New Levee and IL Fulton st.
Brazil Nuts.
IS barrels new b a4l Nuts. z4
... . AZ. COCHRAN HALL,
l3 New Leyee and Ii Fulton st.
Canton Ginger.
200 cases Canton GINGER, III prime order.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
IL New Leyee and II Fulton ut.
Dried Prunes.
80 in glass, assorted sizes.
10 =. in glass cartoons.
A. T. COCHRAN & HAIL.
Is New LeVee aud IL Fulton ST.
sperm Candles.
100 boxes Sam Leonardsn assorted sizes
a. F. COCHRAN & HALL.
l3 New Leyee and II Fulton ST.
Fire Crackers.
1000 boxes No. i Gold Chop. just received.
A. +. COCHRAN K HALL.
I3 New Levee aud II Fulton st.
Cuba sSixes. z
800 boxes Sweezer u Cuba Skies.
A. f. COCHRAN & HALL,
ol2 2pit 13 New Levee and II Fulton st.
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IMroRTAscE OF PUBLICITY Hunts Merchants
Magazine for June one of the best numbers Of that
excellent work ever issued, says: Notoriey or pub
licity indispensable element of success to the
merchant, the manufacturer, or the mechanic, who
would give wide and speedy circulation to the
commodities and productions which he seeks to
exchange for money. He may have capital, skill,
convenient position, punctualty, industry and
honesty-every possible fitness for his business
and all is nothing if he has not sufficient notoriety,
let it cost more less, he must purchase or pro-
vide for as he purchases his stock OF goods And
it must be both positive and comparative. People
must not only know him and his business, because
Otherwise they will not find him; bnt they must
know him, because otherwise they will find and
trade with those who are better known. To do a
successful and profitable business, e merchant
must adYertise-no matter what be sells.
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Messrs Lion Andree have just received by the steamer
Biengille, their irst iny5ce OF
JoUvIN GLOVES,
which they offer for sale at their store,
tal2 2ptf CORNER ROYAL AND RIEEvILLE.
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aul5 2ptf
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Mr.. nen's Record on the .,.ss ,,,a,,,,sv
4 srs, 4 il that they may
A document has been rreep The beautiful packet
ridge and Lane Eatdiabstween New Orleans and
ton City, purporttyhe leaves at o'clock this even
on the ana ST. Louis, with Capt. w. U.
inuendoes sammand, and Mr.. Jas. Tschudi IN charge
man. Officers whose popularity Is as extern
in ,.s that Of their noble packet.
1 csS,crora fol-, CINCINNATI The fine passenger
naekes Aurora, Capt. Evans, commander, will
leave At o'clock this evening for Louisville and
Cincinnati.
Peutonu for ui1e.--The splendid and swift
passenger packet Peytona, Capt. J.. r. Leyden,
commander, and Me-. Henry @. Landruml, clerk,
will back out for Memphis, Cairo and Louisville at
O'Clock this evening. The Peytona has first class
passenger accommodations and the fieetness OF an
Antelope, while her officers are gentlemen whose
companionable qualities are only excelled by their
complete qualifications for the positions they sew
orally occupy. For pleasant trip on weitap-
pointed boat, commend US to the Peyfona.
1sgress for cincinnasi.--The fine and popular
passenger packet Tigress, Capt. w r. Hopkins,
commander, and Mr. Ames Fisher, clerh, VIII ieaVe
fer Louisville and Cincinnati at ecoek this even
ine. The Tigress has superior passenger accom-
modations. and is in all respects complete
packet.
.John Tompki,ss for Csfaci,mdti.- fine passen-
ser packet John Tompkins, Capt ". Il. Bnekshire
Commander, and Mr.. James B. RUSSELL clerk, will
leave for Louisville and Cincinnati at O'Clock
this evening. The Tompkins is a fine packet, com
manded BY q thorough steamboatman, and has in
the person Of Mr.. Russell polite and efficient
clerk.
Crescent Citg for 81. Louis.-The elegant ani
stauneh passenger packet Crescent City, Capt. d
Thornburg, master, and Il. d. Eggers, clerk, WI
leave at 5 O'Clock this evening for Cairo and st
( Isnufg.
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~
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, for Vera Cruz,
I C Harris
Steamship Charles Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston
and IndanoIa, I G Harris
Ship Marquette, Watts, for Liverpool, 7 G Jenkins
Schr Dew Drop, Rhoades, for Belize. (Hon.)
Goldenbow & Lesparre
Schr j Il Toons, Pennington, for lndianola,
GoldenboW Il Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01

:. r,,n M.lnIi.E U.

EuR MOBILE DAILY u. :.
{ A-Eik-SMan Line-Wintea Arrangement-The SPLEEN.
Iid low pressure packer steamers Oregon.
jas Nc q. Baker muster Cuba, James HOPKINS nilset
Syalfforni Myers master, built expressly for the
with superior Recommendations viii make trips and
landings # follows prevented ny ba weather. high
i aant of fnei accident machinery
Isssne Lake end Of the Pontchafsis Railroad sIIS
an Inc arrival thu ss O'clock r. NJ train Mobile
Stonning at Pasea Returning Pascagoula Pass
rhrlst an and Bay ST, Louis on MONDAYS and Thu RS
r. GEDDEs, Agent,
oil 20 GfaFier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01
A Orleans aau Crescent ahutsaau prniae gusmts |, 1860

LA = j pasilya Nco-IO Lane salter &co-l0 do
j B GribhIe-fa Jno L Lees w Jackson &co-l0
a Turnhull &co--5 Gallagher 4 Dyer-6 Male
Eco Rotohford, Brown &co-=6 to order do
Hawkins Norwood Frterson, Conway &co-3
Black y Byington--Is Dds moiasses wan eco.
~ do ~ hhds sugar 70 ht Dds molasses y Aiaalh-
II hhds sugar Do hhs moiasses Y Dasliya &qo---
10 ops - M npis hoasses - mus ai5 = v;n
oause W ~ w % pp,s ~ "A baIf
mus sugar se hhis ,osssas
!, ioiasses roisg, Aseiy as;I+alarna II
!, - mus s9sar a. nP,ano az 1bis
90 A. gu 9ns moiasses au NJ II i ,assas ~
iosses refso, II .. gp hhis
nilaua @eoao W H. Thai s,aar Ana,,st;n
,enpeset nc A. ~ Ha,;a,,anS 81 his mo.
g -, w = m ns' AZ nnrriya
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NJ y PHts

leaves THURSDAY Nov |, att P NJ
FOR NJ EMPHfS AND THE BENDS
HeJ msTne splendid PASSENGER pa ,kat Grant Duke,
SAM Apologize MASTER will Leave above, For
H5Eazzssfnzafreight passage Amply on board,
YIRGINIUS G. DRNT1EI, i
90 Advertising Agent.
Ry-This line connects Memphis with tbs Memphis and
Chareson Railroad, and superior packets Tor St. Lou and
I,nuisv Vile,
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.LowRR MtssIssrPPI.
Leaves on TEURSD Ay. I8IIf nj o'elaek r. a.
THE EIAGNIE It EMIT U. =. VAIL

THE MAGNETIC EMF U. y. NAIL
Ssg n. Passenger sesnet Lizzie s nmnns. y.
white, naster, viii Isaye for Gaaiina Land
- LIZ Nshton Pitchers Point Skpwih's. Lake
rovtence, Goodrirt's lauiing, Nken's Bend Duekpor
yckbprg, WarrenOn, New Carthage, Naches For Adam,
Mo III Red River Tduic Mot fointe Cnupec BAyuu
Sara Per; Hndsnn, Rouge, PNqHemne, DOnadAonve
and all intermediate landings NJ above.
'yIRGINIuS O, BEETZEli
oa Advertising Agent,
ry Freight taken for NIL landings the flower VA
700 fyers be tahpped the Emma Betz and
Prince.
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A rLANTIo DIRK DUCK. AldlERs--

a rLaNTIc DRY DOCK. AhalERs-
subscriber having receay constructed this Deck under
his supervision, is prepared take in Ships Stoae
and description Of Water Craft The Deck locate3
Aigiars the Steamboat Landing
with the Dock the will continue the shipWgh
lsukihg Business which his long experience and thsfsees
possesses, together his personal all
ne hopes 70 merit share 81 public patronage.
JAMES MARTIN, PtapFsetef
E-Nrders left ehce Of tht WI j. DEWEY
Co rs and IS Grayie street, Now 0rlesns will be promptly
attendedto. ms Qua
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ABA MA RIv

Leaves on THURSDAY. Nov /, ats p. NJ ca
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
Wsmpka and al n nndngI s e 'ss ea a
xsszsss-s Gray Cloud. G. b. Masse master, tbnilt
expressly rade) will leave the lake end Of tho Jetier"
SON and Carol ton Railroad Shippers and passen
gers can now rely this boat going through direct Fer
iies"t u p"oe"ee @pp'' JNo. n. HYDE & CO.,
90 Office under st. charles Hotel
ny The GRAY Coud Is now receiving freight at the depot
Tivoli Circle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01
Passengers.

Per ship Gutenberg. fin Havre-23s steerage.
Per ship Francis B Cutting, from New York
cabin, 62 Storage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01
Leaves on SATURDAY, g. inst. at5P.M
n H G III L. "A r. IO II-AN A II Il l

NES - Through iine--For Shreveport, Grand Rayou
Coushatta Campte, Grand Ecore, Maurice
sssaszsEsss Montgomery Gole Alexandria, honun's Cor
Barbin's and all n,erned4e landings Red rverTe
new and ightdrat packet drawing Only
incpsl Neyysbays Jos Bosseau will leave above
Fer ifeightor passage, apply on board.
YIR3lNIUS O. DENTzEfl.
nj Advertising Agent.
nBeThe n connects at the Falls with Sde-wheei light draft
steamers Fleta and Era No. 5.
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3osroN--per shin Harriet-Assorted mdse

BosToN--Per ship Harriet-Assorted mdse.
LIVERPooL-Per ship Arfel-2065 seeks salt to
order
LIVERPOOL ship Mindora-s0Oo seeks salt
to Il Ashbridge 4 Nephew.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Francis . CuttiDg-As-
sorted mdse-consignees previously reported.
PENSAC0LA-Pe schr Sarah Coles 1926 feet
lumber Is 600 laths Simpson 4 Dorr.
GLASGOW Per ship Henrietta SD tuns 1882
bars 40 bdls iron to Wood Low.
MALAGA-Per bark valentina-l2o bales corks
AS scks almonds I6 pkgs mdse $3.50 bxs 45oo nj
bxs 4500 ar bxs raisns 100 bhls grapes $50 boxes
lemons rs bxs Jelly Cusachs 4 0gden--20 bales
garlic / box mise j Barba- 10 bbls pepper 500
bxs sweet oil P Gepi--9l bSs hgs 10 bxs cheese 20
demiohns capron 20 cerrous garlic hf pipes an
nisette box fruit r Sanchez--s hf pipes annisette
Pablo &ee.
MATAG0RDA BAY Per bark Mustang ESQ
bales cotton to order.
BoST0N--Per ship Autocrat--9ss tuns ice to A
w Bosworth &co.
MALAGA-Per bark Rosaria-26, gro bxs raisins
500 hxs lemons 2095 bxs figs PUG Brothers l65
do FOG bxs raisins III pkgs sundries 176 bbls wine
] Rodriguez-l50 do Troisgres-2 eases mdse to
S Fernandez &co.
HAVRE-Per ship Guttenberg-l lis bskts 1859
cases wine Rayand & Berard- 6 cases mdse to i
Greenwall & Bro do Madame Aaron Is do
Pretat-2 do Fl Valeton &eo--assorted mdse to M
Leon-Thiele & Seiler-L Melchisedec. .Desehamps
|
-Blanehin Giraud- Johns Il Dessommes Bros
Marie Masson--- Mayer Bros May Eco 2 J
Spear-E Rochereau &co--F w CoelerP Runke
= Lion Il Andre A Ellie L Breton Taamon 4
Dessommes- Gaune 4 Eichelberger---J Sarrazn
| --Rousset & Genin-C losterman, Tourne &co--Tri
| cou fils--E Guillot- s. j Tardos-- Pfet---H Hen
derson & Gaines-F Jaufroid j Fleury-s Bredow Z
| Wusthoff- North, Duthil &co-C G Gaines &co-1
| Danziger--.C 7 Buddecke &co--C Weishaar-Lenes
| Il Delachaise- @ Il slocomh &eo--E Motion &ce
Hyde & Goodrich Pradel---L Deloche-- s L
| Graiiaa &co--v 0 Lelievre--J N Robert &co-- Sis
| ter AyelinaA Jacquet-E Dupasseur &co-F & |
| Piffet-J F LeRond-- 7 T Guon-A Dudoussat.u
Laroussini &co-Lucas & Norman-R Aldige &co-
Auge--J Huant- Barriere Bros-L Monlor--R o
| man & Kernion--- c Carriere--- Davis--Piaggio
| Viosca jr-Lanata freres--Gquel d Jamison-E W
| TurnerJ Leves-T Moreau-C Tnrnero Olympic
| Boisse &co-- H N Siehrecht- Lavie--- Haggerty
| Bros aballere Il Basualdo -R A Hebrard--C Du
| hamel-Cramer &co-- Lagay Il Lecanu-- 1 Pierre
| Eco A tembonry-- Eternod Il Piaget--C Sagory
--Marhurg 4 Forster Sturzenegger &co-D
| Holiness DufautT Frois &co--A Drez-- Rimail
no & Neyrey-F P Duconge- Godchaux Bros acc
! II Lodwig,S Moore &co-P Mallard--J Boisst
and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01

Capt. Neal Of the ship Ed. Hyman, from Liver
pool, reports that the night of the nth septem-
Der, he encountered severe hurricane from the
eastward in lat Is NJ, lon 81 80 W., during which
she sprung her rudder head and spars, and sus-
tanned other damage.
Capt. Leayitt, OF the ship Kearsage, from Bris-
toll reports that during the night of the goth ult.,
Joseph Wilkinson, seaman, of England, while aloft,
fell from the main royal yard, striking the rail and
going overheard. All efforts to save him were
fraitless.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01

Leaves IN s ArrReAY Nov. .at6P NJ
WHITE RIVER PACKET-FGR
49, h Pochahonlas Fowhattan, ratesYile, jackson
mort, Augusta Des Arc and MI Landings on
sssssszh White and Black rivers-The regular packet
I.tan H. 5 Eaton, master, will leave above. For freight
passage apply on board.
gIRGINIUs @. DENTZEL,
el9 Advertising Agent
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Leaves every SATURDAY. asp, NJ, positively
REGULAR WICK SBURG PACK EFT
Fnu5 An Connection with Saiche1--The fnng
tssAptkEYA piBcent passenger Rapides, Brown
aazassssmaser, will leave for DonadsonEe Plgqnemine
Baton Rouge Port Hndson Bayou Sata Red River Landing
Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and Vicksg above. For freight
vTRGINIUS g. DENTZEL,
audi If Advertising A gent.
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Leaves very ssTURDAN MbP NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND EICKS-
49, - burg S Mai L.ue--Far n, naidsonvlle, PlagE
sssi aemne, Baton Rouge; Port Hudson, Bayfa Sasa,
Red River Landing Fort Adams, NateheS, Waier-
proof Rodney ST. nsenh Grand Gulf watfentou and cka.
burg-The new Eatebez P. I.eathers master, viii leave
above every Saturday at o'clock r. n,
il. PERSoa & CO., Agents,
sel0 II Garoadalet street
The Natchez connects vcksburg with the Hope
and Prince for Yazon river.
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Imports.
NEW YORK VIA HAvANA--Per steamship
Philadelphia Assorted mdse.
BELFAST tSfe9-- Per ship Inspector $50 TINS
granite Stephens l50 bales hay i5e bbls pota-
toes 10 order.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Favorite- e5eo scka salt
10 z Maxwell.
RATH-Per ship Mamoraneek- 1852 tnns salt 10
| N Stephens.
BATH Per ship Persia sss tuus stones tn 4
Stephens us tuns hay $50 bbs potatoes 10 order
BRISTOL Per ship Kearsage- SOS bars rail
road ron 70 order.
new YORK Per brig ] Rhynas Assorted
nifise.
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Regular FRIDAY Packer for virs>d,re ann the Bends
EDR LAKE, p II ON ID = n @ !

FOR LAKE p r OV % q n @ 10,
Grey y. Goodrich Landing Miilken'c Bend Duekportt
LassssaStsss yeksbpfg Warrenon Me- Carthage srsut
}uif, st. Joseph, RodneY, Waterproof, Nacle5
Fort Adams, Red River Landing Tunqa, MagHnZq Point
Gounse Bayou Sara Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Plaque
mine bonHidsonyille and ali intermediate lHplugThe
aud esEst passenger picket steamer Mary keene, Capt
" B. Richardson, viii her trips FRIDAY sep.
TENDER IA and leave regularly above every FRIDAY at
p NJ throughout the For freight passage apply
ID. r. CARROLL Ct9
sel2 If s SCENTS 5RCarondelet street.
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PONTCHARTRAIN.

MOBIE-Per steamer California--9s bales cot
ton cotton gin ] L Hardie &co- 66 bales cotton
Farley, Jurey &co--4 cotton gins 10 bales mdse to
b Pratt-4 do A Tully eco valuable package
Winston, Morrison eco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01

Leaves et thery MONDAY. at5P NJ
REtpdes4AR GHEEsVTLLE AND
sx@ n Vfcksbai, tlfke-Tbenew, very swift and mag
sllaGe &anihcent seneer packer GEN. Jno. A.
1ssssaszzza uitn.E n, John W. Cannon. mtster viii
posliveIy leave Argyle Landing, reenye deer
Greek Landing Point sorhingion Carolina p, ding Lake
Landing slack Island Landing Lake Providence MlikMs
Bend Vcksburg Warrenon. Grand Gn ST. Joseph Rodney
Raterpoof NRchez Red River LANDING Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge and intermediate landings For freight passage
e'iss vIRGINIUs c. DENTZEL.
Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01

appointments are TOO we'll. known to require mem
zioniag, while no one could wish to travel with
a1ofs geniai ufficers than Capt. Appegste, Of our
Erlena GsiIos Of the office. Remember thai the
ssafld Duke always leaves on her advertised time.
Na,sasbal for lss. Louis. The large and palatial
s.ears- packet Hannibal, Capt. Il, L. Lee, comna1.
szast. leaves positively 1T o'clock this evening for
gS,ro ana ST. Louis. The Hannibal is one of that
sibsa III crack packets whose elegance and speed
hags given ssorld- wide reputation and notoriety
W cur Mississippi passenger packets. The Hanni-
a5sl i one Of tho most complete and superb pack
80 On the river, and ranks A No. on the list Of
Hrslselasa boats Her cabin is large and elegantly
zlFnishaa her staterooms are chambers adapted
" sorafagt saa rest her table IL her prides anf
her oileess Afs gentlemen as.welI as steamboat
men of experience and popularity. In the ofics
VIE are glsd 70 see the intelligent eonntenance q
our old friend, hr. 1. 7. woads, formerly Of ths
Morrison, whose reputation ii correct and erel
attentive clerk Is widespread d and wholly deserved
Remember The Hannibal ahis evening
u J. Ros for 81. Louis. -~ The fleet and FIN,
passenger packet John ]. Roe, Captain Leayen
worth commander, Mr.. Sam Pepper, CLERK, vii
ieaxe 81 o'clock this evening for Cairo aud ST
Epsis
Msasahisfor s.. is=-we welcome with pleas
dis he addition Of the magnificent new passenge
pscRet Memphis 10 the gallant st. Louis line
ssckess Tho Memphis was Intely the pride an
stss of THE S. Louis and Memphis line q reguli
steamers. and has been made the recipient Of MOI
praise Hid aapaasisn thaa falls e the Iot IL mo
pAclyslas Jastabs has, however, never been fal
dome the elegance Of her passenger appointment
% The thousand ana oHa exeellences, which coI
tIned. 50 70 make up our beau ideal' Of publ
steam casFlars Tiia Memphis ii worthy of a vi
of Inspection Oh the pafa Of our citizens who ha
"a eye ID lie beautiful, and we trust that her 50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01

NOTICE 10 STATE TAx-PAYERS OF THE
IN pectNeIice j. he ny given 70 tho
the Second District ely Of hcw tfeaa that the state AZ
sssment Rolls Of 1850 In possession AL per- ons
finding themselves a4gFVed tqnehed 10 call ~ 40 " w.
Ann street bstweea and thafrcs where The rolls
arc exposed public examination fs0m 10 oc5ek 4 d.
until O'Clock r. NJ Sundays excepted aufng thirty days,
eos - - sANAT0L,R BLAGHE,
% s0t Recorder of the Second District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01
NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

NO gICE P0 STATE TAx-PAYERS- THE
IL Assessment Roll he slid Third Repre-
sentative Districts FIrs saaept District viii be 9sPeset
thirty DAYS from the LIST day October, 1850 daily
sa5i I'LL W EMERSON. Recorder,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01

N. o., UPELUUSAo AND NKEAI HE9IEIsN'
BRASHEAR CITY, October 81, 1s60.-22 hhds
sugar 10 bbls molasses Hayes 81 Sanders Is do Is
hhds sugar Laforest & Desmares--40 do 4S bbls so
hf bbls molasses G Sabatier-l2 hhds sugar to Bel
locq, Noblom &eo-35 bbls moassesJ W Bnrbridge
&co-30 do "a hhds sugar NJ A de IizardI &co--ll
do so bbls molasses West, Renshaw & Cammack-
4 do Tete &co--9e bbls 2 hf bbls molasses II
hhds sugar Foley, Avery &co--5O bbis molasses to
Williams Eco "a bbis 40 hi bbls molasses Tros-
clair Haydel-- SO bbls do W Donnell &co-52
do Is hhds sugar W G Hewes- Is do sc bbls mo-
lasses W Jackson &co-23 do Toledano & Taylor
4 hhds sugar Perkins &eo-- "a bales cotton to Bel
loco Noblom Eco sundries to ordsf-Total 7s
hhds sugar $50 bbls 1872 hf bbs melasses.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

The Baltimore Republican finally declares
Tor BREcKESRIDGE, though with heavy heart.
1T is matter of deep regret" it says "to feel
'ha1 we are to battle with powerful foe, while
our own forces are divided. But we shall do
our DUTY and leave the results to that overrul.
ling Providence who can evolve light out dark.
ness aud give the victory to those will best
serve the great purposes of his Government"
The trust and submission o the Repnblicaa
Is certainly very reVerent and commendable, bat
the leadingS Of Providence, we think, afford but
little encouragement that the thick darkpes.
that brOOds over lOCOfOcOism, Is to be lifted or
dissipAtsd BY any miraculous iuterpositiOu from
above.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07
NEW Store and New Goods /!
TYLER & COLLINS,

TYLER g. COLLINS,
Take this method Of informing their friends and the public
that they are now settled in their
New Store, in. Smiths Block,
two doors Nor'h Of the Fisk House. and adjoining Wells
Faukner where they may be found at all business hours
ready with very
Large and Splendid Stock of Goods,
which for variety style aud beauty cannot BE- surpassed
In the Dry Goods line
be found the best makes and Patterns Of Gentle
mems goods,
In Cloths, Cassimeres, Summer Stuffs, &c,
from Seven Dollars to Ons Shilling per yard. l..H
In the Ladies' Department,
we hare all that is desirable in the way Of
Rich Colored and Black Silks
Dark and Light Foulard, Marcelne, tke.
Muslins, Challas 0rgandies, Poplins
BAregss Tsretins Figured, Barred and Plain cambrlca
and many other nice and pretty things for Dresses and
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Linen, Cambria, Silk
Handkerchiefs, Embroideries &c.
large and elegant Stock of
ShAwls, Parasols, Umbrellas Shaker Hoods,
and Hoop Skirts,
OF the best kinds and very Cheap together with
Flannels 1ickings, Denims, and large Stock
of Domestics, of Superior quality.
In our Grocery Department
well stocked and for quality and price, we expect
compare iAvOrably with our neghbOn.
In Crockery
taken great pains to select beautiful Pattern and
general assortment OF nice
In Boots and Shoes, Wooden Ware. Stone
Ware, Farming Tools, Nails, Glass,
Putty, Goldfish, Mackere,
and many other things, We have full supply.
All the above Goods purchased with great care aut
especial reference 20 the wants Of the people Of this vicinity
We think our hctes equal others for buying CHEAP an,
We also think ourselves 40 MORE ambitious for large proat
than ethers
A. Is we'll understood and acknowledged all orr od. n,
OF the best quality and perfect aud pTonse 10 Iii Good
LOT oas or prompt four or six months customers As oV
We shall receive most kinds Of Produce Al ts hsssi mar
ke pees AND shall take great pleasure IN showing Goods
| ward merchants ought 70 do.
| TYLER 4 COLLINS
ASiet- Nsy 4 Jssa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

es- The thunder shower of Tuesday night
last, was of terrific copiousness, and the frma-
neutal display Of artillery, such as might disturb
ihe equanimity as well as the slumbers of our
lOcOfoco friends who know better, and only ad.
here TO their errors through an obstinate ma
tive depraviiy. The electricity struck tree in
the sheep pasture of E. HARMON, near the rail
road bridge we believe, 4 in its descent killed 4
sheep that we're seeking shelter under, and close
10 its bodv