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, 1860-11-02
DisuniontK9s1 In Il AInbnr,1a.

Alnbama Is one Of the Slave States counted
on with confidence by tne Dlsunlonists. But
recent adsiccs throw doubts oycr The matter.
i gentleman in Alabama writes despondent
letter to the Charleston: 4Gerr,rM ftom which
we:make an extract:
"Alabama is divided. The varieties Of eoiI..
and the want Of connection between North
and South Alabama, prevent us from being ono
homogeneous people. In ithei event of; LIN
coins election. Gov. Moore will call Conycn-
ton. There will lie u large party In our midst,
who will, under the shallow prctcxt Of waiting
for an overt net, advocate the most abjcet sui
mission. This party will be led on by ab1c and
eloquent men. 1n- IT'S snnks will be found
Taylor, 1angdon, Dawson, Forsyth, Baker, and
pe.haps. though think it improbable, Johu
a. Wtustou.,, It win combine The strength OF
the DougIns. aud Be1l factions, ana will also
carry Of from tho Rrecklnadge party iii Of
the foreign vote, and = large proportion Of tha
merchants and trading people, What Will be-
the result Of the election for delegates to the
Convention, no man eal tell Tie advocates
Of resistance, are ut this time undoubtedlY In
tho majority, but will they bo able to control .
the State Oh the arft day Of next January" -
The certainly exhibit a strong array ofop
-1onnn$s IN &1n nfeun}on .%,oror,nr4
, 1860-11-02
ThaA9fM8IftS Vote.

Correspondence q ~ Gh1e9Sfe Trtbane.]
In to-day's 1;n1ss and HeraId {pseudo Doug
las papcr) appears thefo1lowing:
There arc many 1nsinclhles In this city,
aid theJ arc dearly, II not quite, as ,,nanimons-
ly Democratic here As they nre In New York;
Theebove is simply yand aakedly false, and
needs tsfutatton: Tie undetIgned, happen.
ing 70 be rathermora acquainted amongst his
eo.rel{gionists than the Ex-Governor cnn testi-
fy, that there nre more 1sraelites IN this c.ty
supporting Lincoln, than Douglas, Dcn and
Breckenridge combiued--a11 tho cmisstatcmcnts
In Democratic papeEs tQ the contrary uotwith-
standing.
Az to the 1sraelitcs Of New Yurk and cl5e::
where, they are as much divided politically as
my -othcr sect on this continent, aud would
scorn to be tho mere tools Of Others: -.
By Inserting the above in your valuable pa
per,you would not only diaabu5c the public
mind, but also oblige .!',.. An IsRAELrE.
tFrom smother Correspondent -.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In this days Tunes and Herald It Is stated
that the 1sraclites, nearly unanimous, will vote
tho douglas Democratic ticket. This aseer-
s'on has not the least foundation. Onthc con-
tEary, ut least Is per cent Of NIL the Is1aeltish
voters, as we'll in this city Us everywhere in
the Union, wherever Republican ticket is al
lowed to be voted, will giye their votes Tor the
candidates Of the Republican party. The Ista.
elite, whose race Inns been down-troddcn since
eighteen centuries, whose ancestors were
slaves themselves, do'carc whether slaye1y Is
vpted up Or voted down: The 1sraellte who
remembers how Indifferent the Democratic
government looked Upon The stealing Of that
Jewish boy, Mortara, by the !santo LD7rio''
ofthe Holy Catholic ChnfcI.-how sha1neful]y
their rights were given up in the Swiss treaty
By a Democratic President and Democratic
Senate, will not uphold snch Democracy.
In connection herewith let 1t be stated, TINT
ono Of the Republican legislators (a1r. Latz)
1ately elected In St. Louis, is IN Israe!ite. In
the National Republican Convention, held here
In May last, WINS also IN 1sraelit.., Nr. Dembitz
Of Louisville, Ky: Mr.. Frankcnheimcr, ono oi
! the most eminent laWycrs Of New York city,
and Jew, takes d prominent part in the BE.
publican canvass. So does Mr. Busch of st.
Louis, Mr. Mnck of Cincinnati, and great
| number Of others. As to the Israelites of Chi.
cago, there are about 400 voters of this demon.
ination In this city, Of whom, We presume, 1co
will vote the Democratic ticket. r.
= Chicago, Noy.1.
, 1860-11-02
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R8nkfnW mattrtx.

' We have received the annual report, entitled
.nCouditton Of the Banks Of the United States."
lnst Issued ty The Treasury Department 1t
Washington, md by a careful examination Of
the General Statement" according to returns
dated nearest to January 1st, 1860, Te find that
asa ns ranxs saaa, q a. ne asent States held in
h{1ities .rf1 - " ~
, 1860-11-02

n A G . E RR EOTY S.
Tho Best and Cheapest in tho City,
A T H z S LER' s.
113 Lake Street 113
PHOTOGRAPHS.
ThoBest and Cheapest in tho city
At Hesler's, 113 Lake Street.
IvoRYTYPEs,
TheBest and Cheapest in the oity,
1t Hesler's, lis Lake Street.
11ELAINOTYPEs,
TheBeat and Cheapest In the city,
At Hes1er's, 113 Lake Street.
AiIEE0TYpEs.
The Best and Cheapest in the City,
AT HEsLER's, NO. 113 LAKE STREET.
{se4s8A1yl
, 1860-11-02
i Word for Health.

TIE 1xrxczHH Or PKz.tAx F1vEA CHARM. II TIC
ony compound that be said to bo the natural anti
dote to thase Bilious TaeeEs. which, In various fors
atict tbs human family, Tbs ordinary remedies TOR
Intermittent Feve1s. and pronounced u cestztn II
eradicate the Fever and Ague particularly only create
ncw diseases in the systeu1 and thus bring about the
oss distressing resota In TILL great Peraln SPECIFIC
have natural reuedy. that pteEees 10 the seat
of The disease, sc ~ giving immediate toao 70 tia
organs Of the stouac rteaper.tes the shasted frame
aad promotes cheerfulness Of siis. II persons who
sufes com the effects Of Feye. &ad Asue, or from the
medicines which they hasa taken In vaa TO alleviate
theis misery will give the Psssan Charm sinzle tsla
they will ind that their hea,th will he rrstored and
that they roay renew .hose happy hours Of life which
they suppose are soce forever. The numerous cures
which have beer ztH b ts remedy the best svt-
denec OF II value. They who desre to regain their
health viii not nesee. to apply tAts remedy.
, 1860-11-02

"a meeting OF The Peoria Wide Awakes was
held on Tuesday. erenlng, when resolutions
iTere unanimously passed rendering the scryl.
ccs Of the companies on the election dag,
, 1860-11-02

-
o1 aepeaRe1, VINO nas lille influence upon
the policy OF the country compared With
that which tue president may exercise
came near endlng IN blood. for days,
weeks months there was lear tnat the gov
eminent haa como 10 an enc ana 'na'
aaaFchy woalo pfeVan" VINO ooes not re,
mcmoef u.o long anu arauous st1ogs'e ano
the varied emotiohs-angef' 1ear' nope
sofro~-"n'ch II e4ci1eo tnfoos9ou' 1he
Land! .
fot three hundred ana ntty mniions OF
patronage, tue power Of controlling the
policy OF the Republic, OF reWardlng nine
ty-1our thousand partisans, and Of 'nttuen-
eng the future, into that arena, to be gam
bled tor. intrigued tor, fought tor By q
few men, and who eau forsee the conse-
qucnces Of tho fatal act:
No party in the House has a majority Of
the States.
The Republicans hare ii.
The Breckinridgeites have 10.
The Bell men have oue-Tennessee.
Tic Doue1asites have ono-I11fnois.
Then there arc three States equally dIyi-
dcd--Kentucky, North Carolina and Mary
land " 49,:
Now. cut Of this, What Is to come? Sey-
eateen votes are reauired to elect, As be-
tween Lincoln and Breck;nridge, Morris Of
Illinois would vote for Lincoln. His yote
will rive the Republicans 10. Then the
contest would turn upon the yote OF lii.
Stout of Oregon. So, in that event, the
suffrages Of more than two millions OF men
would be rcposed in his hands. =.
Is that the object to be ACCOMPLISHED by
, 1860-11-02

Presidential Elec&or4.
At LA1IsE,
LEONARD SWIFT. OF Mclean,
JOHN 4. PALMER, Of Macoupin.
DISTRICTS.
!. ALLEN c. PCLLEn, of Boone.
4. NM. 3. PLATO, of Kanc.
8. LAWRENCE WELDON, Of Dewitt.
I. WN. 7. KELLOGG, Of Fulton,
+. JAMES STARK. Of uancock.
6, JAMES C. coSKL1NG, Of sangamon.
:. Il. r. Il. GR0AIWELI., Of Coles.
8. THOMAS G. ALLEN, Of Randolph.
.. JOHN DLSEY, Of G4llattn.
, 1860-11-02

RICHARD HATES, Of Morgan.

RICHARD MATES, Of Morgan.
;. ZOE I1EuT. GOVERNOR.
FRANCIS l.. HOFFMAN, of Du Page.
FOR AUDITOR.
JESSE r. DUBOIS, OF Lawrence.
ron SECRETARY OF STATE,
oZIAS m. HATCH, OF Pike.
-: FOR TRKAsCnEN,
WILLIAM RUTLER, of San=amon.
ron errERtST1kpKsTnT or Trat1c INSTRUCTION, :
NEWTON NATEs1AN, Of Morgan.
FOR CONVENTION.
, 1860-11-02

Nj. Jcwett desired to know whethor fIcre
were to be but two through trains, and was
answered TINT that WIS the present understand
ing.
This time card did not, Of course, meet the
Views Of the Southern delegates, nor were tho
Central Ohio and Mississippi entirely satisfied;
but, SO far as the Inter roads were concerned. |.
tie matter in dispute can be easily arranged
between the respective Superinteadepts.
on,motton Of Mr: Brough, Messrs. 4. Stone,
r., VIM. 8. Clements, II. J. Jewett, Vim, r.
Arthur and Samuel Tate were appointed com.
mtttcc, as proposed in tho communication
from the Now York roads, to meet those roads
IN New York on the 9Th of November. and per-
feet the through time tables.
!, On motion Of Nr. Stone it was resolved that
ne new time table go into effect Oh the l9th
of November,
The Cnuyanffer %har o3;or-ox1
, 1860-11-02
T r. STAFFORD'S FAMILY
Os RECEIPT BOOK.
Containing the Celebrated
100 Metropolitan Hotel Recipes,
r.
- ~ 4@o "a
:16o OTHER NEW AND VALUABLE RECpEs.
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T.: :rha naotrepo1itaa Hotol Recipes !;
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hvey fos tht! BOOK. and being copyrighted tteI can
not be found In any other publication.
Read tho Following
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snd Nh nv ofs Q! me H.
highest E1roPesa and American AT oT preparing aad
adopting food to mans civilized condition.
THE NETRoPoLITAS HOTEL EEctPEs teach
how the contuon Necessities Of LIE may hd prepared
70 - " render them the Eye highly sgEee
aefe 70 the Ts2se. and suited to a1t Dfzestions,
Prizes IL Cents.
For ssld only By SMITH DIVER
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, 1860-11-02

Tho Albany Journal says they have the
canvass Of thirteen towns Of ono Of the
strongest Republican counties, aud that It
shows Republican gain Of COO over the vote
Of 1856
, 1860-11-02

Under this schedule the time from New York
on the first trim to Cincinnati is so hours and
10 minutes, aud BY the second train it is38
hours and 10 minutes-
The time from New York to New Orleans by
O. hQura BIZ the second fr,in -
, 1860-11-02

TOR eTATE SENATOR.
WILLIAM B. OGDEN.
REPRESENTATIVES IN TIE LEGISLATURE.
se:h District TifnSA /; Il SSAHnqM; G SK;ovS,
9Th ptstaesI 2 5'oMER Y W1Ts6N. T9dMARFn'
Efafrs Attorney. v..1,.........CAKI.0SH HAVEN.
Sheyid G. HESSNG.
Gnr+,nrr WILLIAM JAMES.
, 1860-11-02
= =.
C1)iragpCriib,t1te.
Republican Nominations.

FoHrnEs1n19r or TILE UNITED eTATEs,
ABRAHAM L LINCOLN,
i' or ILLINOIS,
, 1860-11-02

:, Col McA1lister has been appointed. Post.
master at Keokuk, Iowa,
, 1860-11-02

French Brocatelles Saith peLainrz Fe-nch r.{,t.6
asaYs as1s RsRs cosh Dnmask md M"!ssnA Enbsoi
hrolAereI Muslin Cuftaih and b. tlls yard Cc1ai..
y wo0d brass o. R1lt Gilt Curtain lands AMI ttn-.
Centre Tasse!s Loops DraPtEy Cords, Gitnp lanJe
G1Ffsia Gl@fe sEE Bortss1ns: curtaia Iia,ngs saI
~ ~ eHas e. laa,Iass neSsssAsy !or CnrtaAs Nin.
shaasn " Mts iSa csSsa ~ Hue Shade HolAndsn
tuFes, lt2!ancc Extnrea Pusuams ChainbsFiiuss aad
Bailey patent Futures Pendulum: Fistrrs BrsAiand
CofL4 and Tak4eie 1@-~-''s A'@@4>e
, 1860-11-02

Town Officers.
&oCrH CHICAGO.
, 1860-11-02

HANNIBAL HAMLIN
of MAINE,
, 1860-11-02

poncuta to tue Dtsunion movement,
, 1860-11-02
MATTfNCS AND RUGS.

Cocoa Matttngs for oalcea. Churclca yeaiibuirs kc
~ all widthk from one half ii yIris fe: Cnu,on
st7aw Mating @ 6otn ~ Shi,s a9d shsskt oay ons
vsL brussels and TuNed ltl,g-, tocn., jute Msnilih
hFnst. Skeleton Adelaide and Sheep SkLl 3tAts Of The
cTg4tEse yartetY IL k{ze and uat1ctn = ~
, 1860-11-02

The Cincinnati Enquirer started fa!seho1d
that there were 1900 negro voters In bh{o
aud alter the late election in TINT State It
asserts that. Br1nkerhoff ewcs: bis rc-elce.
ton to the negro -vote cast for him. Els:
majority was 1900 over tho Fuaonists, d a1l
stripes. These q absurd lies hare BEEN repeated
:tn: all the Fusion: ncwspapers!!the chieago
Times ded Hrrald included. >.zi:t. \
Wc have before us IN address, Of the Demo.
cratic State Committee Of New York, to the
Anti-Republican voters Of that State, against
the amendment to the State Constitution abol.
lshing the 500 property qualification. from:
which We make an extract:
The negroes would hold balance Of power in
the State o. they already do in Ohio wherc ma
crats Ticket 1t The recent STATE judicial election;
yet the Republican candidate for Supreme Court
Judge, receiving all the negro yotcs, vas chosen.
Here are two polpaGlc lies asserted by the
Democratic State Committee. The whole
number of mulattocs in Ohio, mrn women
md children, ison1y II, ,2G5, Which would
furnish but (, 400 male adults entitled to vote.
Bat not half Of than hare ever exercised tho
franchise. In Southern Ohio, where ARE found
! u4uet VI l0e eo'o'e" Pe'pte' az" VI oucut eees
tr5 to vote. but snpposing they all voted Tor
Judge nFtnkefhon, no" could @'4oo votes nave
elected or defeated him, seeing that his ma
jority exceeds 1900? The Committee assert
tnat "a'' INC negroes 'otea lof hlfn' wnleh
would 'nclnde Inc blaeks as well as the 1nulat.
toesi ous inc statement Ii falsc, rs negro
!. musl oe mo.c 1nan nall "h1tc 70 en1atle MN to
md nro, th,+ c,,ae ~ roon,o HI, no,,
snnrcmc cov,t ~ re- % r,an cornr,,.-
49, ~ - ;tAoi
, 1860-11-02

CARPETIMCS.
Have on hand and offer for sale, OF their mporfa
ton And Of the hest domestic manufacture the arsest
and beat assortment In the Northwest ri hetla!icn
Wilton Velvet NEussc1s Tapestry. T.,rrr rty supr1ne
in.rsl Extra Fine 1ngfaiu Cotton and col Ing srans
lnsrnt Body russes and Stair carpe.ngs. at Vt tae
E1eAtest variety prices and patterns: comprising Tho
oPcne IN Chicago, and which they otter the lowest
, 1860-11-02
THE REAL SOURCE OF DANGER.

THE REAL SOURCE OF DANGER.
Breckinridgc's only chances for success
are ii the failure Of tho people to, elect and
in the sending the contest to the House.
Douglas has no chance before the people
nor in tho House. He. will not get an cleo:
toral yote-will not carry State.
Bells prospects are but little better. he
may carry three, possibly four, States; and
if the strife is prolonged and transferred to
the House, his name will go with it But
he has not the ghost Of chance.
IF I'VE did not believe that Lincoln would
be triumphantly electetl-he is the only
manwho can be so elected by the people,
VIC should despair Of the perpetuity of the
Union. -. ..,,
Why? If the contest is thrown upon the
House, and is suffered to agitate that
body, disruption Of the government-in
all pfobahilitsy,a general slaughter in free
1isht-would be the certain consequence Of
the passion and hate that would be there
developed.
So fierce have the advocates Of Slavery
become, that, only last Winter, the election
Of Speaker, who hns little influence upon
thepolicy Of the country, compared with
that which the President may exercise,
came near ending in blood. For days,
weeks, months, there was fear that the gov
ern1ncnt had come to an end, and that
aaarchy would prevail. Who does not re-
member tho long and arduous struggle and
the varied emotions anger, fear, hope,
sorrow-which it excited throughout the
, 1860-11-02

OF these ws oGcr large and unrva1lel assortment
elshss regards aaality stss o. pc!c of Eaxth apd
e.aif yazus and TWO yaFtls wle At prices llsro
shilllnE1 to s1x shi'nEa Per 5sr Ala. ueary Sheet
OIL CtpthA tHetvo in.t eighteen feet aud cut four
feet wide at pI1ces ltua fur shtIlina per yard
Oh Cloths IN patterns aud By the yard and
Stair Oh Et0thA rreaf Ynf1rty
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
6yHEROrkEin REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES,
VERSUS
NAUSEoUS DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.


Weask the afflicted of either sex, which do preeri
pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from Nat,e,s
Reediesone which will speedily and permanently you
vile conponns heretofore nad with a their
and dehitang effect together with the loahsone disease
many times following the OF Mineral Poisons.
The Cherokee Remedy Ii specific
hea Gieet Gravel strietme, Fnor Abus tWhItes, Fo.
ues all diseases the Urinary Ogans curing these dis.
BY natural laws after al other prsaations have failed
and Is OF Heavens best nercies t9 offending
could be produced Of is effects which wond sagger
The preparations heretofore used have failed
has in instance been known fail Happily
kind the governor Of the world is Father who ac not TO
kill, but to
mercy he appointed Medicines these dreadful dts
which when taen quickly flies to all parts Of the system
attacks the dsease post and with fidelity and courage
nly admirable gives It rest until it has completely
peea from the body and restores the unfortunate patient to
former health md vigor.
This Remedy strikes at the very root of the disease; its
tendency simply suspend the poison but to the
cause o. which IL depends
what enhances value Is the entire nau
SMELL 1t csn lay in The counting the
toilet table, wheut being suspected Renedy
diseases.
Ynereal disease with full directions for he
permanent accompany each bottle.
Sold by j. WRIGHT co. Nos 2l and Isl Charres
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers
medicines.
jatS IyfW ST. Louis. No.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
Y ATlamAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper superior 10 any other ever Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lst BuRAEILIrf-eqnal 10 the best slate roofs.
I'd. Observation-Disclosures to any otheri crechs
or leaks being possible. s55
81 BEAgIyIt presents smooth and gants Ike srtaes
good any slate wood rocf. and less than tbs inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered % the publir
cost OF cutters md salisyA.
Sin. 5NGoMBusrfBIdrVft viii resist fire better than
slaa-loof
9th GoNyENIENGEft win saften under The heat Of
this cnate and protects the Interior of buildings the
fenSe heat
7th soLIDITrit becomes harder snd smoother from
weight does NOT require heavy raers support II while
Liable e and breaking does require REPAIRS
The TROPICAL R00FINGn Is chemical compound oil
substances several of which peculiar to ID alone, combined
IN proportions discovered by Ina experiment end experience
| In this city.
Tstisnals Of the correctness of the above IN the hand
Of the agent and may be verified by any person wishing
geTe contracting
All orders len nj tho Posi- oaice, Box No. 2. VIII i
:. @. KaTHNAN,
tels ~ Of BienSile and Asrsis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
Ex-ship Ann was1,burn,

~ - r1ln Ioft ftleAux-- a..
is uusase u pipes COG d, j. b. Baron. 1s227i.
% casks had Wine Cotas de Froptenae.
Sc boxes Chateau Margatlx-
tS boxes 81. sEssephe.
\ Isi rssks h. st. JUlep.
l6g casks (. PAuiIiac
Il rs casks 4. St Esteple.
77sO boxes =. Cansenar.
\ 3lS BIKES Il. II. Julien.
ID pipes WHITE WINE. Haut s.ntsrne.
50 cssks a q.
is qaastez casks ooGNA AC, I. Bord. 1875.
sas7 eighsh y. iS3s Z. v
: I5a baskets ANIsETTE. extra superflne, cllauset.
@. CAvAR00 & co,
Il6 Rnsal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
~ yERANDA BUILDING,
BIZ Old No. Camp street, between Poeyare and caope sa
seventeenth annual session,

The Annual Session this Institution beeins an
the First Monday of September, 1853 =
This plan Of instruction comprises extensive sys.
tenn Of education offers advantages the acquisition
of Isugnages The French i daily spoken the school, md the
Modern Classics are thoroughly anaiyzad. Is7s
Inc location B central and the apartments spacious and
well sentilated TIE school is provided choice library
fatns. -
References iunumarable Among thea tho Aunse 81
this institution we number asaeag the gems ef sociaty
stndents admitted at any time during the session.
For irther particulars apply person by letter. at the
Institution. NJ. b. nIMITRY, Al Nj
New Orleans August. 1854. ausikWt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
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rnE cHrnr M AproNa rEs THousAnp.

sIA4kN GkAN1EE AHAON " AGsfs tGkAOCSfAtN9ss
pAII.EYss MAGICAL. PAIN ExTRAoroR
Has universally suppisntaa III other ontments and healing
plicaons the Eastern and Western Hemspheres whsr
oyr intrinsic merit II the secre. Of it
In ali aerons whether the he acci
Burns and scalds
Ara Instantly relieved d their anguish pain and inflammation
~ tsly application marvellous healer and the nesh
renewed IL by charm no blernsh scar remaining
Tho Frisnd OF ths Nursery.
Children are frequent sufferers INJURIES especi
ally ud and cnnhsne explosions, herefafe mother
should have healing preparation constantly ahand heal
sore breasts quickly the letter. Ringwor
prevalent IN children.
TO Travellers by Sen and Land.
Tho sschinist trseer every other individual
lot Ii fc throws within the chance Of accident from explo
sen re or collision, shoad bear Rnj that this Magic Ex
tractor Is his best only friend Is both poao and cheap
and should his companion friend in need There
aro shouands living witnesses testify 70 its marvellous
se WHO owe their limbs and muscles to its saving
efficacy.
nALLEy,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Il preventive,
Is we'll 81 cure;
Burns Bruises,
Boiis, Broken Breasts,
Bites of Reptiles Cancer,
Cracked Lips, chapred Hands,
Chiibains Granp,
Gontracted Cords, chafss N
Diseases IL the skin, Esyspeias
Fisiala Frost Bites,
| Fever Sores, Feons,
| Glandular Diseases, "A
MsrcuiaI Sores.
Pains generally.
filnples, Piles,
Poison, Rheumatism
Rsshes. Sores Of ali kinds,
| Shot Wounds. scrofuIa,
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
DuRGuNDY. .WINE

BURGUNDY WINE
ID % cases Chambertn.
70 cases Volnay, Of Charles Marcy, and
aolate Tiger Beair Nuts.
Fer sale by s. d. GRATIaA CO.,
~ 80 Gus0ubouse areat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
per cent in cash oil the outstanding certificates Profits to
the holders thereof TO their legal on and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proxino.
Also, to declare dividend FORTY PER CENT no par
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Company for the
year ending the Both june 1855 for which certificates win bs
issued on and stter the first day OF October next.
And resoyed further. that after reservn Million Of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding Profits Of the
issue of the 1856 be redeemed after the Second
Monday in August proxno, well pay FORTY PER
GENE Of the certificates Of Profits Of the 1851 on and
after the oi or September nsgteest thereon
afh June ut.
THOMAS A. adams, President
GEORGE JONAS. Vics- President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
Ex-ship John Trucks,

Ex-Ship John Trucks,
Prom BoftIeanx-
sle casks RED WINE. Pauillac.
aB casks 81 Esieple.
lJ4 easks :. st. Julien.
liz casks Caifenac
40 boxes WHITE " IN +, Haus sauiesne
v 100 RED Eantcnac.
5f0 :. =. Sc. Julien.
20 pipes WHITE WINE, Haut sauter1e.
81 boxes Rltn Chateau Dillon.
80 i. n iii. bottles led 10, ST Esssphc
80 :. Prcserscd FRUITS. Rodei.
z0gq hf. boxes sARDINEs.
500 qr. ..s q.
70 casks WHITE WINE Haut saaterna.
II hi. casks ;.
9. cAyARoo { CO.,
ll6 Regal street.