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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

DESTRUCTIVE FTREs.-Forty houses we're re-
Gently destroyed by conhagration, at Eliza
beth City, N. g. The FIRE was tho work of an
incendiary. Many families were left without
shelter or the means Of support
On the 14th OF February, a fire at Mexico,
N. Y, destroyed the Whitney Block. containing g
bank and several stores. The loss is heavy,
with bat little insurance.
The City Hall, Court House aud Jail, at Car
bondale, Pa, were destroyed by Ere, which
was consumated by prisoner In the jail.
On Feb. 18th, the factory of MathewsOn &
Ratcliff, at Brooklyn, G. W., was destroyed by
FIRE; loss, $4,000.
Smith, near Newburg, n. Y, were blown up.
Feb. lltb. and Christopher zimmerman, an EN-
ploye, killed.
On Feb. 18th, fire broke out in McLean's dry
goods store, in Coldbron street, Brantford, Can
ada West, which, extending each way on both
sides of the street, destroyed twenty-three
buildings, and involving loss Of from one to
two hundred thousand dollars.
On the night of the 10th, February, eight OF
ten frame buldings, opposite the depot at Tar
rytown, n. Y, occupied as stores and dwellings
we're consumed. Loss, $4,000. Insured.
The manufactures Of Squire a. Parsons and
Grilley & Perkins, at Hartford, Conn.,. we're de.
stroyed BY fire, on the morning Of Feb. 17th
Loss of the former, $4,000; and Of the latter
$4,000. Three-fourths insured.
The mattress mandatory Of Manning
Glover, Boston, was destroyed by FIRE. Feb
goth. Loss $50, 900; all insured. The wall fel
inward, killing Charles Caster and Chas Dow
ton. firemen; the bodies were dug out, horribly
maDgled. Several persons were injured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

SILVER SMELLING. The S. +. Alta says, Messrs.
Joseph Moshemer * Co. are still engaged in ex-
tracing silver from the ore at their chemical labora-
tory Bryant street, near Third. The thirty tons
from the Ophir claim, on the Comstock lead, have
been smelted-yielding upwards of three thousand
dollars to the ton, or about 100000. The firm re-
ceived little rising Of 500 per ton for extracting
the silver. The large price charged was owing to
the fact that entirely apparatus had to be con-
struced for the work, and to the additional circu-
stance that the best furnaces that be made win
not stand the intense heat for more than two or
three weeks-when they have to be torn down and
reconstructed. In this way, several new sets have
been made. Were this lead ore, that Is, contains
ing small proportion of lead with the silver, the
workmen say they could smelt It easier and at q
less expense. As is large additions Of lead have
to be made in the process. This ore costs about
ten cents per pound to bring from Washoe.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

SENATOR DAyIs.-The following sketch Is
from the Washington correspondent the New
York Times:
A very different kind of man Is General
JEFF Davis-as polished as Fitch is coarse as
brilliant as Fitch is blood thirsty these words
being Of course, used in their political sense.
Davis is a nervously built man, OF middle hight.
thin, quivering, full OF excitabe emotions with
forehead OF immense capacity and breadth
sparkling and very deep set gray eyes, one OF
which has been almost entirely destroyed by
the anguish of the doloreux; hooked nose,
slender aud with nOsLrils almost transparent
mouth vigorously sinewed, thin lower face,
botraying the pangs Of physical ailment in eve
ry tracing cheeks hollow and wasted as II by
dyspepsia and no resources visible to sustain
the man at his present hight Of labor and pow
er, except the unconquerable spirit Of rule, and
an intellect which shines ont in pervadng lus-
tire through every ineatnent and gesture. A
prematurey gray haired, prematurely wrinkled
mana chivalrous high nature, turned to Bit
terness by agonies Of the body and the disap-
pointment OF cherished hopes q courteous, eul-
tvated gentleman, whose wit is a rapier, draw
ing blood wherever it touches whose fances
are never as rich az when they place some
more prosperous rival 10 q ridiculous or humil-
iating position. A soldier Of undoubted gal
lantry, scholar Of high attachments, always
kind and frank to those beneath him--always
naughty aud malicious to those who can pre-
sumo to be bis peers--no wonder that Jefferson
Davis longs for disuDion as the only means Of
giving him that ascendancy which his ambition
hungers for. and which bis talents could then
command; no wonder that he should most bit
terly bate Douglas, who is, to say the least, bis
peer In intellect, and who possesses in addition
those popular qualities-that electricity evok-
ing the personal devotion of multtudes--whieh
Davis must keenly feel that he himself does not
possess.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

HoMcIDE.-In the San Andreas Independent
we find the following account of murder recently
perpetrated in that locality. The victim was negro
named Anderson, who had wife, faithless, incon-
stant Ethiop, who bartered away her charms after
the fact of wedock, to another lover, scker atter
and blacker, perhaps, than her luckless liege lord
This is enough to strain the patience Of philoso-
pher, and of course poor Anderson couldn't stand
"the press" SO he hied away to q magistrate, and,
swore out a complaint setting forth that he was in
danger Of losing his life from the "gay dscever's'
hands, The hearing of the case did not satisfy the
magistrate that II was proper to bind him to keep
the peace, and so the matter stood until Wednes-
Anderson was killed with club--having his skull
shockingly broke to pieces. The perpetrator was
arrested the same day,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

PRovIDENTIAL EscAPR.--0n Sunday morning
the llth inst, says the s. F. Call the steam packet
Martin Willis picked up two lads, drifting in boat
with broken oars. Unable to manage their little
craft, the boys had been adrift over twenty-four
hours. They had started early on Saturday, for an
excursion, but the bad weather which came on drove
the boat in opposite direction from their intended
course, and their oars being insufficient, they we're
driven helpless all night, with fair chance Of per-
isbng, by exposure if not from drowning. The
boys are named Pennycook and Sprague, sons Of
respectable and well known citizens
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

How TO TEST SILVER 0RE.-Pound small
piece Of the rock which is supposed to contain the
or any thing handy, and hold il over a slow fire, to
burn away sulphur or arsenic, which are generally
mixed with the ore or silver. Then take a cup or
any glass or eaFthern vessel, into which pour a
small quantity Of nitric acid, in which put tea
spoonful of the powdered ore, which boil in the acid
for minute or two. Then take some common salt,
dissolved in water, in another vessel pour small
quantity Of the salt and water into the acid II Il
turns white and looks milky, there is silver in tho
ore. The above is cheap, convenient, and certain
test for silver
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

RIcH QUARTZ IN MARIPosA,-The quartz vein
recently discovered near Hornitas Mariposa county
is paying richly. The Stockton Argus says it has
yielded its possessors fortune, even with no other
facilities for separating the gold from the rock than
hundred and fifty men, Americans and Mexicans,
are now working in and around the vein. With the
necessary machinery and amalgamating apparatus,
the vein would undoubtedly prove one Of the richest
ever discovered in California.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

INsANITY AND SPTRITUALIsM. Speaking Of
the State Insane Asylum, the Stockton Argus says
We are informed that the statement which has
gained currency, concerning the number Of inmates
Of the Asylum whose insanity has been caused by
spirtualism, has been much exaggerated. There are
but four insane persons in the institution from
that cause, one Of whom is female.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN SAN FRAEcIsco.-Ac-
cording to reports made to the Sunday School Union
at San Francisco the average attendance at schools
in that city, Of which reports made, during the
month Of February, was 1857. Five schools did
not report. A State Sunday School Convention is
te be held in May.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

Nor ACQUAINTED WITH TT.-The editor Of the
Crescent City Herald has been shown some speci-
mems Of ore said to contain silver, and recently dis
covered in that section. Regarding its value he
Inodestly says: owe are really so unaccustomed TO
the sight Of either silver or gold that are not
capable OF judging Of its value"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

ARTIFICIAL HoNEYcoMB.--The Alta says: Mr.,
]. V. Hoag makes artificial honeycomb, Of wax, for
his bees, and they are satisfied with the cells, and
60 to work at once to fill them with honey. He
does not make the cells entire, but prepares foun-
daton and they do the rest the artificial part saving
them much labor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

AETr-BULKHEAD REsoLUTIoNs.--T The Super
visors Of San Francisco, by vote Of seven to two,
passed series Of resolutions, on the 18th inst,
denouncing the Bulllhead Bill. Supervisors Gates
and Biden voted in the negative. The Mechanics
Institute meeting, held the same night, also de-
nounced the measure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

SHOCKING DEATH.--A child, aged between two
and three years, scalded to death, at Stockton
on the 7th inst. The mother, Mrs. Williams, had
gone into the yard leaving kettle Of ley boiling
the fire. The child fell backward into the vessel,
but succeeded in getting out before the mother re-
turned. 1t survived but q few hours.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

KEROSENE MANUFAcroRT.-The Los Angeles
Star understands that party from San Fran
cisco is about to start an establishment for the
manufacture of kerosene oil from the bitumen
abouuding in the vicinity Of Los Angeles
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

CoPPER IN TnR NoRTH.-A vein, said to con-
tain Is to 33 per cent Of "copper" has been found
Smiths river, about eight miles from Crescent City.
Two hundred pounds Of ore have been sent to San
Francisco for trial
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

HEAVY TAxEs,-The entire tax, city and county,
TO be paid by the residents Of Stockton the present
year, amounts to SO 30 on each 500 Of taxable
property Ofthis 81 36 is required to pay interest
on the debt Of the city
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

OVERLAND CoNvEYANcEs. Concord coaches
are now used on the route from San Jose to Los
Angeles, instead Of stage wagons as heretofore.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21

BEEs.--A Stockton paper notices the arrival in
that city Of one hundred and sixty hives Of bees,
recently brought out from the Atlantic States.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31

Was brought 10 the City Police jail On the
w l4h Of AUGUST 1850 the black girl EDITH alias lpA-
Says she belongs Mr. Jean Savant who lives in the parish
Jefferson right bank She feet inches high,
black, has good teeth, and is aged about % years.
owner will call and claim according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
ALFRED A. DUCR0S,
nn17 l5t CLERK OF Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31

R + Adams sce- Brand IlsndryI BuTrows7-Bahcoek
Sernochasi--ltsrne Vance NcoJ u en Sps-l Blan-
ehara Seo BssE, Ferchemer Seoj BabFidge &to,lel-
-Burton WotkA Br usscau Seo-Ganpta &co--D GronEn
t'ohn PhepsJ Couen N Collesd-- II Cartis-GsrIull
4 co.. Clapp, Mitchell lack Carroll Hoy keoB
Dryer Seopnyis Jackson paby TIemonlet-T Danziget
Dix Ranett-J W Denghery &co- Elliott MckeeSer-
Sec 4 Fesdck 6Go-.J feeming Il Fowler GaIthwRite,
Lewis nartisuhsnith Haher Sco-GoldSmi& Il Barrett
GunniSnn Chapman Scr tiubernaen~L Greenwald-
tuan MatksI Holden &co- Henderson Peale-R Har
rison &co-J Hyde &co- Holman W Hanney &co--A
Hart &co--n IL Homss-DG hicheoek-Iead, Massie &co-
Hnrdie Nco Hiard, Summers Geo kearny Blos &co
" jackson &co keenis-S kaser-keanett Blood &eo-S
II Kennedy Sco J iantier- II Ise,chferd &ce Lehman
Sehwar svoG loenier- levy neterepRs Deachaise
: D Inwber &eo- X Lsughlin- r Mc6regor &co- N N
Ba lerGartin Cobb Sco--A stcIaurin-P Maards Milen
berger Seo- Vaudeville &co Mcdowell &ce-- Massey
Huston Seo Muse & Murdoch Mecnlf &co-Mc Combs
CLANS Manroe &c = l Narcon,J Marks &eoa Murdoch
Williams Sco Metsa, Value Geo Mcfarland Barksdae
NORTH, Duhil &co-N Norton, Mosip sco--F Newha &cop
0xanne- Payne Harrison Pee Smns &co-J A Peale--
Patton, Smith 4 Putnam Pnhfer FauchenN QueyreuSe Il
Langsdorh Rhodes Growell- Rotehoru Brown &co- j
Recly vco-Rea Bros IsanHta &coSmitl Cooper Steb
bins II 2 Seaman 8co- Shark staper Sco-J slawSSn-s
u Tndd-N Totnpkins Sco-H NNleon-j SaniIorn--Wood
man BenlentJ j Williams &co-, l. Warner &co-Webster
Joufian-- Wolff & Bro-I l. Wilbu-A Whiting &co--and
orJe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
geb @rItaus atlureg Alarhit.
GREscENr OFFICE, No. TO Camp street
sEtri,sst.. El,.istl q ,trrt.s.t 9fl ra

THURSDAY Evening. August 80. is69.f
Tue tenor and general Of Money market to-day
ahgaVof of borrowers The ca the were light
On he streets e sales Of four and six months paper
tht nnssde of bankio The Of Sl0a00O at from 7
Vet there also other sales a 99 Fc The ionsoria
sva nso deeined that rything Offering can be
plssed within about rs c This considerable reduction
this c c bofrowers and gives strong indications Of free
suprly of The issdtui for sw weeks e. least
iuppEas scatue financial circles today was the
Opening q The proposals award for the purchase of los
m W bonds redcemabe in hirytwo years from
the lsi 81 july ia drawing pct interest There were only
two proposals. Ant Garriere for $4,000 at 81 Thomas
Layton the whole 1eaeuO 81 The bid Of MI Carriere Was
acrepea and Mr. Ias being pecahat is for whole
sntne hnaAce It prcsunfd say OOo will awarded to
ir making the total at clt figure round 81 1t is not the
proper Of he expect much competition in The
gensza Money market
The Exehaies fnafSct continues under very limited sup
plies With good demand for Northern sight funds the counter
rate at the banks rned from 4sa There
Of deahe Al sight 70 he extent Of $40 ooe prem there
36 peln, five days sight at i6 prem
aales " sixty days sight l1ls dis showing decline
thoiei some dfaesa hold As dis. Inrer Sterling there
saleA as no for remittance these figures are eo
high Tor eaea There further sales OF document BILLS
tedas I09 psice but they viii pay for regular
dss 10 take particularly when they realize Il prem for
1YeF deIar they desire Ne York Tls banks
afe only drawing in light SUNG extremely light Francs with
ont amy shapgs; We ouote !: :20sas 10. and dull
In ziotk e Or three and four hundred shares
Ca E CcnHany Ias salss ten shares
Hak of Amefsa al also vi 100 jackson construc
SiSa h0Hds On fAypfabls terms 10 The buyer.
1e HAVANA Messenger il last Saturday gives IL lie following
~ tzae Bxehanes market
onr market ~ been arm al ths week holders have
xueseded far In obtaining their upward ptetensions there
hes but few buyers willing pay the going rates
have ssn pas a. q a Snies geh & bs s
rival o seyera vessels nd raser better feeling sugar
We Do not see a great reason for further advance
4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
,nssaxr oyrsss, No. 70 Gsnp stree, Z
fFs&ay. Aisss sssi. 1850.

CnzssfEx OrftSS, No 1a Camp street,R
fssEaY, Asigsesis 1850. 4
Tl,s sssaaaz Nsssss, watch sssiyed scstsraay direct n
Msa zass ssrts aassusshs eT that stream. NayEvtca
isssHsris n spesasa Al NE nsssh cf sod s',d
Nte. me Nwss8s sefs tbsss so feet with
s,ssnfy as<s on &sana fdnt. Above Che month sgheer
Inches is xeuorses In TuEnbnis
frscstsa ever on SnaGgg Pnlt inormsst allows
eighteen fntlscs large
s In nom tslrafai osrpiains bitterly
iupcssnss naviaen Her esrso consists Il lee bales
Soft9H--ahieN raasonstle load.
TRsB sIa1sasy, y. q s~en s.rd Emma nun ST Louis
sns Asxn nin Cincinnati thsif esance o. ne
s sxceir trips. I'M Emma is Hser she aaspiees
Of sas's. a5ha caslHe. vetersr sseamhostauas
The weather yesterday Business on 'ne lesee
tsiskmnetaoe 80 tAaE on sny Fssreas aA a"'s 's
zntrfnsF.
ms sscs4ss Slonso fas K MeDevsl rasan. Jno. Warner
nd II HI ss5ls asassaeed u the - louis press ~ load
so!r for this rssrkei.
ss zae and Gspion are el sonte for New Orleans
Ehes le ST gsous c1i ths 2eh.
n Il stassi III Cincinnati papss the 18Th that tho
zsssa,sr k as abandoned Ms trip South and Is being
sdcehez
ass ahafaa rsps Eisves new craft le Cincinnati Tues
;ausat VIXEN light is said 70 be 2 inches
q&e tGs from St. Lsas and Sunns side from
Nlneiatsti y isi arrive here to.spasTev-
Te Hadaeah Herald or Th.Esda, TINT the Ten
ha thirteen fest Eastport and stu
ssvuliing. Gam IA
TIE Mssanis Tsss ars III opinion Chcc-
will be sltistey On Tuesday hast theIe
sfonf fest sStsf her hold.
Ths steararr Iherve building Albany, qnd
she Isaac Hooper. Of the New Orleans
Pakef Company, will be completed and ready to
sssaA ssthln sarfStgha+
AsorgEa szasnHosT BaRS SEpThe Davenport Gazette q
1hEsday nosing, abeut 10 ecock, fire discovered
ea s @ IT. shS ms eaen nam e & ihs m es1sr @
1e sials .ie steamer burned e the waters
is5 ss VA sna sO 81 cabin f'Enrs The
Eafssss Aig river opposite this point staion
nense feet from tat pciat to St.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
MOBILE.

fsaaHA FOR MOBILE DAILY U. s.
small Line-Summer Arrangement The splen.
sNaH did low packet steamers Oregon,
Jas Nc G. Baker MASTER Florida, A; Il Myers, master
CALIFORNIA; j. Hopkins, MASTER built expressly for the
trade with superior Accommodations will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low water want of fuel accident to boat machinery
LeaSing the Lake end Of the Ponchartrep Railroad DAILY
tharya Of the u o'clock NJ train of cars, for Mobile
taking passengers for Bayt Louis and Pass Christian WE'D
NESDAYS; stops at Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian and Mis-
ssspp City FRIDAY VS. and SATURDAYS and Pascagoua
DAILY each way Returning from Mobile expected stop
only Barnes wharf US and only al TeagardeaS
wharf on TIIURSDAYS permitting, will stop DAILY
at Pass Christian and Bay St Louis
EsFot tickets through Baltimore Philadelphia New
York greatly reduced rates. by three different routes
further information apply to
Iy6 If 90 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31

NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-pcr steamship

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA Per steamship Deso!o-As
sorted mdse b&4r.
INDIAN0LA AND G GALVESTON Per steamship Texas
So in specie Keep eanieldS250 do Fischer &eo9 head
cattle Inbean Mehe rs bales cotton hugely do
Walker S Snid-r-g do Perkins &co-9 Dqnnell eco
snndries to Clark ThieneinanG L Dosen SON. Connolly
&co-Fasnaeht Bros.
NEW YoRK-Per ship sias Gfeenman-Assosted ndse.
RUATAN IST.ANB--Per brig Creoe-Fruit TO order.
PENsAeoLA-Per schr West ForidaI5900 lumber to
Thos Murray &co.
PENSACOLA Per clr Lizzie Meze 6l 292 feet lumber
1900 lahs 1882 feet sash to Simpson & Dorr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31

RUATAN ISIAND-Per schT A Tavor-6 bbls beef bbls
Hous 290 shingles lumber bbs lime bbs pork 81 do
bread 81 do pork pkgs mdse sg
PENsAcoL Per selr zuline 50 bales hay s5 scks
cks bacon 70 bhls pork molases 65 whisky
do do beef 10 scks 10 oanm 81
seks coffee . bbls potatoes hhds sugar do hams
TAMPIC0 Per schr Red 100 bbls -four Is do ale 1856
pes lumber l0l4 seks corn 40 pkgs rndse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Augsst %, 1864
The ar h's experienced change since our last sepesS
Thsre Sw sale ioo Texas Cattle, 40 Western iee ~
sheep, 1set,ch Cows, 50 Hogs and 200 Veal Cattle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
LOWER MIssIssIP

LO w Eh
Leaves every THURSDAY at5P.M.
NEW ORLEANS AND
eas MvIcKsBuRG UNITED STATES q
sMS% NAIL LINE. sSIesl A.
The magnificent U. s. mail packet TX b q j.
NJ White commander leaves above for Argyle Greeve
snnnysde Eggs Point Lake washington Grand Lake Caro-
dence Goodrichs Landing Miksns Bend puckport vcks
ney Waterproof Natehe4 Fort Adams, Mouth Of Red River
Baton Rouge Paquemne Donadsonyille and all intermediate
landings.
Freight taken for al landings the Ypsoo Taahatche
sunfower rivers, with privilese Of reshipping.
Leaves SATURDAY. at S P. NJ.
Themagnihcent u s. Mail packet Natchez, Captain r. p.
feathers, will leave for Donaldsonvie Plaquenne Batc
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Adams, Natche Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrenton and Yicksburg every Saturday, at p. II.
The Lafourche Vicksbu with steamers Prince
aoJe and will take freight for all landings tho
Talahacbe rveis at higwater rates without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will
their regular days. without fail the honr appointed AL
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
These boats will responsbefor any or paekag
containing money eEely other vluahes unless regus
bills Of ang aken specifying the and yane
the freight pad for vnabe deposited with the esFk
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
Forfreght or passage apply on board, Or
]. j. PERSON E co.
jeI5 If Corner of Garoudeiet and Union streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31

Per steamship Texas from Indanoa and Galveston Dr.
Anderson u. s. Al lady child servant Miss Hampton,
Lucas and lady Sn Ii lady and servant Pickett Bissenbeck
Smith. Whiieside, 0 Ha4a SinTnons-S on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
Arrixed yeaterdax.

Steamship Desoto johnson n New York 2lsi inst Havana
eth TO Connolly &co--lst district.
seass p Texas, WILSON, I'm fuiaoa and Galveston 2Sh inst,
10 Herfis-lst district
Ship Sas Greenman Webter, rs days fin New York. to j
Woodruff sSee-lst dist, Is,
Brit big Creele Foubser FIN Ruaan Island 17sh inst to
NJ A de Lizerdi &eo--2d dist, 81.
scr West Florida Burns, Pensacola, to miste-Basn
chr a2P Nezick Sou;htack, Pensacola, erRasin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
NtD @sIgals Aailp Grfsteat.
8ibtr sntsIILatate.

R@sa s&fser sEssSslians,sss Steamer EAoc-
sasss-Ametsier steasssE5aaf DtsastereAClip-
pSNYs fsUssa essr Exchanges = Departures
Hs-DMF, etc, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31


ECoN NoMYI DIsPAT
MA Stitch in Time Saves Hinen-&&
accidents will happen ereguatad families It
desirable to have cheap way re-
pairing Furniture, Toys Croekery, etc.
spaIding's Prepared Cline
Meets all such emergencies and household
without it, It is always ready and up the sticking point
rhereis longer necessity for nping chairs plntered
headless dolls and broken cradles 1t Just article
for she'll and other work. popular with Ia
dies of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
held solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
best glue. 1t be used in the place of orat
nary mncilage, being vastly adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N BA Brush accompanies each bottle Price, 70 eents
Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY c. sPALDING CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
Put up Dealers containing four eight andtweve
tozena beautiful Iihogrsph showoard accompanying each
package.
ss~A single bottle Of sPALpING's PREPARED GLUE
viii sgge ten its annually every househod.-a
Sold by all prominent sationers, Druggists Hardware and
Fasniture Dealers. iiroeers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make a note of sPALDINs's
PREPARED GLUE when making up tteir lz: twill
any climate, ial9 1y&w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31

undersigned would call the attention Planters 10
their Yespanidus Steam ranHaing Pans been
in for the last four and haye given the decided
satisfaction.
Tey now prepared furnish few moro of thes Pans
this season. WHEELER 4 FDRSFALtt
jeS 3m lss rchapsj Mas scot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
TALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.

Hzz% ~ .. s. Mail packet Dew Drop, S. II. Parisot
master connecting with steamer GbarIner her
arrival at yeksburg Eriday merninglFor Sa
tartis Yazoo City Tchua Silver Creek Berona Westore
Honey Island Tnrleys Landing sjdon Crsnes Landing Rs
all intermediate landings Tallalachie river high
Shatkeys landing leaving Vcksburg Friday arrival of
the 81 O'Clock evening train.
sl- All freights shipped by the eharmer will be taken
through at high water rates without extra charge a24
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
Yshielu of tsf Hlarksts.

CRzsoEsr orrtcs. No. 10 CAN'T srsxsr,
Friday Morning August 81, 1860. !
good demand prevailed yesterday, resulting in
saae Of abant 1000 bales nearly all which Crop
viii an improvement inihe rates. We quote;