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MISCELLANEOUS.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUEii
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALnINCsis PRERARED GLUE!-
SAVE TIE PIECES

SAVE THE PIECEsi
ECONOMY DISPAT.. T..c1
Bs-"A stitch In Tlme sS- Ca Nipe.v ga
As accidents will BE-. even in vell.re0u,otsd
families, II is vcrv desirable TO have some cbeap and
eoAtn'en' way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
Mends all such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without It, It is always ready and up to
the sticking point. There is no longer necessity
for lmping chairs splintered vcnecrs, headless dolls
and broken cradles II is just the article for bone,
shell and other ornamental work, so popular with
ladies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being
chemically held In soution and possessing all the
valuable qualities of the best cabinet-makers glue
II may be used in tho place of ordinary muciage,
being vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N.B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price
q cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. as Cedar-st, N. Y.
Address HENRY G. sPALDING & CO.,
Box Ne $500 New York.
Put M for dealers In Cases. containing four, eight
and twelve dozen-a beautiful Llthograph Show
card accompanying each package.
RS- single package of SPALDING's PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times its cost annually
TO every household. '6a
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy
Stores.
Country Merchants should make note ofSPALD-
ING'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their
list. 1t will stand any climate.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIONERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY UOUSE-FURNISHING STORES.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
soIDBY FURNITURE DEAF ERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY. GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GRoCERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
As Cedar-st., New York.
Address Postoffce, Box No. $500.
Annexed is an Alphabetical List of Articles which
if damaged, may be restored to their original
strength and usefulness by
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OPINION OF DIoKEEs By FELLoW-NOyEL-
IsT.--Diekens, says Charles Reade, is the
most extraordinary artist, in one respect,
England has produced. He is a frst-rate
writer Of fiction, and q 6rst-rate actor.
England has bred just i've men Of this sort
In three hundred Shakespeare, Cibber,
Macklin, GsTFiek, Dickens
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
AN oRgrANSSTg K 80 20 BLOCK THE
- sauAre br.nndeA 6I ii1In' Rnrniiisf. Gnnree and

AN ORDuSANtE 10 uT,OCK THE
H. square Hsunded by Linn, Baymiller, George and
CrSc1xYATI, October 2, 1850.
10 ne Hosorolle CITY CoEncH We, the under;
signed, owners of propery:on the SQUARE boundes,g
by George.str north by Barrstreet, respectfully
ask that the said square may be blocked SgSnts t s
BSHet siestihr, si MsTy SS H. conkin, Jas NurkxOod
3 seifc, John Bradford, J. J. stoes. " w Innis, w
4. Stewart, WIN; y. steyart, William Elliott, James
John Tomlinson, Mary Ann Pavor, Jas. ,. Wisei
granted, upon filing with the City Clerk p.t Of
The gTolnd described 10 the above petitions and that
.Dsne at the Council Chamber J., the city Of Gin.
JOHN +, T0RREN0E, President.
! Attest: SAM l.. CoRwENE, City Clerk. ocl2-c
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con.
! ~ CERN:-NotiCe is hereby given, that there
| Cincinnati, the following ordinances, to wit
| To establish the grade Of Ailanthus-alley, from
| Clearwater. street TO UentrAl.avenue.
70 regrado ard pave with bowlder stOno, L HON.
medleu-allsy, from Plum.s treot to Central-ayenuo.
alley a EsSR S street gtto to SintRsTee craven
! To grade and pave, with brick, the unpaved side
walks on Clark-stroet, from John-streetto Cutter
70 grade and pave, with brick the unpayed side.
To grade Dayton-alley from Freeman street to
| Nestern-avenue.
| In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
! twice read, laid the table, and the Clerk in
structed to give four weeks notice Of the pendency
| of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from said improvement, TO he filed in writing
! with the City Clerk setting forth the amount Of
damages clsimed, within two weeks after the eXpi-
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
| final action.
| OCJ-N SAM. Il. IORH lNE, Ctty CLERK.
!
NOTICE TO ALI. WHOM 1T MAY con-
! IN CERN.-Notiee is hereby given, that there
pending before the City Council of the city Of Gin
| cinnati, the following Ordinances, to wit:
To establish the grade Of Dayton alley, from Gem
| tral-aveDue to Whiteman-street and to repeal so
much Of the Ordinance entitled can Ordinance to
establish the grade of Dayton alley from Western
row to Plattstreet passed January TO- ls5l as con-
flicts herewith.
! To grade and pave with limestone, Laurel- alley,
| from George. street to Barr-strcet.
Ts grade and pave with bowderstone, ,Carr-street,
| from Sixth-street to Eighth-street
To Tegrnde, and rave with bowlder-stone, Cutter
street, from Sixth street TO Eightb-street.
| In pursuance of the law, said ORDINANCES were
| twice read, laid the table, and the Clerk in.
sucted to give four weeks notice of the pendency Of
| the same.
| The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the eXpi-
ration of the time required for the publication Of
such notice, whom the same will be taken up for final
action.
seii-x SAM. L. CORwINE, City Clerk.
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LEVI BROWNS GOLD PENSl

II .EyI BROWN WAS THE FIRST MAN
~ UIAOTUEEh Of Gold Pens In the United
statesand y distinguished for the superiority 0 bis
workminahip. Pens for sale By :. ,......,.
iyi4-a SSS wsss z sTi Tearik-st
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Plumbing PlumbingI
Wines and Liquors.
Old CASTLE Soap

nLD CASTLE SOAPS LOWS BROWN
" Windsor 6oap; Lows Honey Soap Jenny
LIND Soap; Mos Rose Soap Geraniam Soap MnIk
Soap GleLn's Honey Soap glenn's Brown Wind
ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
iys b, W. cor Central-Av. and Highth 81.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ATrirals-M. Mcclellan, Louisville; Pomery do
bbu5ice, dS:i Prioress Madison; ,Bostona No, 2,
Collier St. Louis; Dnnleith, Neville Frederick No
. .Departures-M. Mcclellan, Louisville; Prioress,
Madison; Bostona No. 2, Portsmouth; Dunieith'
Neyillsi Prairie Rose, St. Louis; Pomeroy, Parkers-
burci Fanny McBurnie, Marietta; Eunice, Wheel
ing; Iowa, New Orleans; Melrose, Memphis Ma
rengo, Pittsburg; Matamoras, Texas.
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"A Stteh !" 1sne @ .cs Nine" ga
As accluehs WI. " open, even in well-regulated
tamiiies' NNeF. desirable TO have some cheap and
conVtn'en' way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
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TALK ON, HANGE.

4
me flags Of carondelet were tolerably well
thfonged on the shady side before 10 o'clock yes
| tefday, but as old Sol advanced and poured down
something Ike 90 70 IS in the shade, and about $50
on the sqnareblook pavement, there was great
thinning of before meridian. But we can repeat
the exclamation, how hetn. vet we have had
just hot weather very often within the last frty
five years. It makes a very great difference to
sidewalk pedestrians whether the sun acts ON sim.
pie mother earth or the sqaare.bock pavement on
such broad streets az Carondelet and Camp. Al
for the grand Boulevard Canal. unbelevers in no,
regions had better 60 and stand on the neatra
ground from II to O'Clock in the day; they nigh
talk to themselves; We don't think we should stol
there TO listen about cotton, tobacco, exehang'
and paper.
The mail arrangements in general are not salts
factory. Our merchants do not receive Their cor
respondence until II and IL O'Clock daily; that is
the Nortbera mails do not arrive before 10 o'clock
The Mobile, Florida, Georgia and Carolina mail;
arrive as usual at an early haur. eAbout 10 O'CLOCK
along comes the Great Northern mails via the
jackson Railroad so 70 keep up with the delivery
oar merchants are obliged to keep clerk Mt The
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

s9cf.i 10 tte Anew 1lte4ls 1Teepeht'
HAVANA, June H. 1S60.
M. Edtof Since my last respects ..a feast day
has interrupted business, which circumstance, to-
gether with the great scarcity of tunnage that has
prevailed, have caused the transactions in the
Sugar market to be of very limited extent. Hold
eIs, however, have beenFery firm, and in many
instances have rather increased their pretensions.
The market closed firm on the evening of the 9th
at the following rates: d. S. Nos to 10, G4 to Il
reals: Nos. II to Z, 8 to q reals; Nos. IL to IA,
81 to reals; Nos. Is 10 II, 81 to 10 reals; Nos
Is to 20, 1o3 to II reals. Whites, according to
quality, II to 10 reals per arrobe f. o. b.
There were not any exports of sugar 10 the
United States, south of Baltimore last week. The
stocks between this and Matanzas have increased
being about {ar the two portso 10000 boxes
against 400 900 boxes at this season last year.
MrscoYA DoEs-are in good demand, and full
rates are usually paid, from u to 81 for common
refining to good grocery sorts,
MoLAssEs Very little done in this market in
this sweet, at FROM II to reals for Clayed, and
reals for Mascosado per key of g gallons.
AT Cardenas, the stocks in dealers hands are
very heavy, yet they have refused to sell at less
than quarter real higher than the above quota
tions.
LARD. The market has been very active and in
creased rates have been obtained. Tierees and
bbls at SIS so to SIS To- and kegs at s1s at which
rates large sales have been made.
The stock is 1910 tierces and bbls. and 1920 kegs
BUTrER.-There is an immense stock of common
aud inferior qualities, for which there is not any
demand. 81 kegs from New York at SIG, and 81
kegs (Phladelphia) from store at $l7 per qnintal.
CnEEsE.-Superior American is very scarce. No
sales to advise since last adsces.
HAMs-uf superior quality are very scarce, The
sales of American have been 10 bbis. New Orleans
from store, 9th inst, at sic so, and IS bbls. ex
Moses Taylor from New Orleans (yellow bags,, on
sth inst, at SIS per quintal.
BREf-0f superior quality is scarce. half bbls.
ex Moses Taylor from New Orleans sold, 9th inst,
al IS each.
PoRK.-There is little demand for. Clear Pork
Is very abundant and dull; boxes from New York
sold at sl4 30 per auintal.
Par AToEs.-10O bbls. ex General Striker from
Nsw York reported in my last market review as
having sold ut rate not made pabe) realized, 4th
inst, 50 80 per Dbl. $50 bills ex fDcoa from New
Orleans sold, 9Th inst, at rate not made public
oSsoSs-Amerieaa are very source, aud IN de-
| mand. parcel of Spanish realized 81 Is per
qaintal.
soAP--Ameriean yellow very scarce and wanted.
/ TALLow--Good hard Tallow in aemaoa. That
per roeaa, from New Orleans, is mt yet landed.
RIcE-Ameriean is scarce and rates tend up
wards; last sales including rs casks from store on
/ the 9th inst. at Ii reals per arrobe.
/ CANDLES, of all descriptions are wanted.
YELLOW PISE-In good demand. Last sale, a
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KEY-wEsT CORRESPONDENTS.

Special 10 the New Orleans Crescent.
KEy-WEsT. June 6. 1860.
NJ. Etitof-The q. S. steamer Crusader, Capt.
Maffit arrived here on the 26th ult., with bark
having four hundred and twenty-five slaves ON
board, captured by him at Nenvitas on the 23d.
She had French colors, but hauled them down
previous to being boarded. The captain destroyed
his papers, and avowed that he had no nationality
and was only SLAYER. She had sailed from navre
bound to the Coast, with cargo, sold out and then
the bark was sold, and liberal offer being made
her officers, they consented to act as navgators in
her new capacity of slave ship. Her original
number was four hundred and twenty nine, seven
only having died in forty6ve days voyage, which
shows that they bestowed great care and attention
upon their cargo. They were oil landed by the
I'd inst, preparations having to be made at the
depot for this increased number. The Marshal,
with his accustomed energy, met every difficulty,
and they are all clothed and comfortably housed.
The crew were brought before Commissioner
Bethel, but nothing was ELECTED to hold them, and
| they were discharged. The Crusader, leaving for
Havana that evening, passage was kindly given
them over by Capt. Maffit.
The captain called the bark Misfortune very
| good name doubtless, to her fortunes.
Arrived May 25 smack Dudley, Havana. May
u, steamer Tetuan, thirteen days from New York
bound to Havana May 30, schooner D. W. Bagley,
twenty days from Minatitlan put in for water; u.
s. schooner Tortugas, Wilson, Wilmington, N. @.
June /, schooner Matehless, Havana; brig W. g.
| Clark, N. Y; brig Runtress, Tampa. June 3.
smacks Northern Light and Cambridge, Havana.
June 5, G. s. steamer Mohawk, from cruise
smack Rather, Havana.
Sailed, May IS, steamer Cahawba, Charleston.
May %, steamer Crusader, Havana steamer Te-
tuan, Havana. 5.r
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cargo from Pensacola at ss2 so per 1000 feet. All
co perage stock is very dull.
FRElGHrs- The supply Of tuunage has not equaled
the-demand, and an advance in rates has been the
result 10 British Channel for orders 5Os. to 62s,
Cd. per tun Coastwise, to Northern ports, 81 50
to 81 G2A per box s. so 10 81 per hid sugar 80 to
20 90 per hid. moiasses.
EXCHANGES have advanced. Iquote sterling l3l
to l3a per cent premium; New Orleans short q to
per cent. premium; New York and Boston sixty
day bills q to per cent. premium; dollars, Mexi
can, on shipboard per cent. premium doubloons,
Mexican, L to per cent. premium.
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To the Public.

The subscriber Is prepared to furnish AS WORKS of
all sizes for cities factories hotels sugar houses dwellings,
under the patent granted to Prof ROBERT GRANT dated
January q, 1857.
These or arranged 10 make the Gas from Coal Resin
Resin OIL Cotton Seed very simple in their construction
perfectly safe and yield larger quantity Of from given
amount Of material than any other known process.
Ibeg refer to the following certificate of Messrs o. E. Hall
Co. ST. Louis Hotel where large coal works be SEEM and
small apparatus be operation the Novelty
Works Agency, No. l Canal street. New Orleans:
Sr Lotus HOTEL New Orleans May %, 1860
+. W. C. Cook, ESD:
Dear SirIt Is than three months since tile Gas
Works Robert Grants Patent put up by you
this Hotel have been in operation and affords pleasure
be able to state that satisfied with them every pacn
lar and will take this occasion state further that for The
six days l connection with the city gas having Off
have burned average hundred per night
portion Of those until morning supply gas for which
has made from five hundred pounds coal each twenty
four hours The works simple and easily niuaged and in
utility and economy excel the made in ysur
Two all that required in any
year keeping of works and the
factute Of gas. MA
Very respectfully yours
0. u. HALL. e co.
for cities, counties or States apply to M 4.Ae5 . a
+. W. G. COOK,
(AGEsF ROBERT GRANT9
No. Canal street,
je4 2pm New Orleans.
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sssHEon ron EAa H0usToS we received 4
csH yesterday from Col. Jas. A. Wilcox, Of San
Antonio; Texas. q gentleman welLknown to many
Of oaF citizens. He proposes to address the peo-
pie of NeW Orleans probably to morrow evening
n advocacy of the election sof Gen. Sam. Hous-
ION 10 the Presidency. The Colonel locks like an
osatsr and has The reputation Of being one We
bare ~ doubt that Be- win make IN eloquent and
AelIing apeech. 49,
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The weekly Creseens.

Mo masnmeh Weekly Crescent issues from this
sllcs essEy Saturday morning. Advertisements
f1lrnded NJ IL columns, and 10 be read generally
IN ts and she Interior parishes, should be left at
aHf oiaec counter At an early hour on Fridays,
xhc Weekly Crescent has large circulation IN
kississippi, Alabama, Texas, and. IN fact, all Of
dhc Southern and Southwestern States.
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ELECTRICAL PHESoMENos.- George W. Cook, Of
Parkersburg, Va, while standing under a tree was
killed by lightning. There was mark Of the
lightnng's track on his body but both the front
and back thereof was traced Q fac sinsae Of the
tree under which the deceased was standing, the
trunk commencing near the neck, and the entire
figure, bark, limbs, twigs and leaves, perfectly
and plainly deneated, in reversed position upon
the body, as precise and accurate as though done
hu 4 camera HN & #4@ s "
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I. i. McKeever, Of Adams Express, is
i aEeiiphias va learn BY Tie Avalanche, and We
k&re Do doubt he viii receive good treatment
An gcntlenansy and ohliging assistants have our
thSnks for INV York, Memphis and vicksburg
pspers ii aayance III the mails
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sa- stealth and Long life Many elderly

RrHealth and Long life Many elderly
persons feel that they need something 10 re-
infotee their debaed systems afraid 10 Urinary
smulsnts they know The temporary excitement thy
produce By terrible prostitution Precisely what they
uife suppi-d IN stomach Bnes This great
the ionic elements they need and its
but permanent The strength il i'm
parts remains day b. dag II The Biets is taken
regularly In conformity viii the directions on The bottle That
health may and life prolonged by its se there Is
no m nnef OF doubt. IL all who suffer fom
Dyspepsia Darihea pysen,cry general debility the NATURAL
decay consequent upon advanced agt,
Sold II reHil byJ WRIGHT 4
t5 tshatFes sole agents for the Southern
STATES anu 20 when addressed and b. drug
,is,s and dealers ill sp6tEitW
ksr eprIIs ese.,s--sa NJ COZ th- nrss
SnFs,,. lgt III 1slncs tHowe's Patsnyi 54 Chatham
street sas YORK ddrss the ELiIiffl, Bel
srssfNf5 CaslASY. thsir tusepnyt cireuaf speea
,...--a,.. 70 ,.4a. and euIr
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'7-'
The Tosset.
,.rnapHLroa Is THE TRUE SECRET OF pEAvr

"rREFhLroa Is THE TRUE sEeREF OF gEatTy
5-D#a "TREFELIo" Cures all Erupions
"TREFELIOr Softeus the Skin
aTREFEbI0p Rennthcs the Skin.
ttTREFELIO' ErRdcates Iumor.
"TREFELI0i 30 cents bottle.
Particularly adapted climates few drops psaref
the for Bathing Is deliciously refreshing and exheTat
ing giving Skin Freshness Soohness Elasticity Sotnese
BllAncy and Purity Cooling and Inygorntipgr the
flesh firm Of aabaste richness of Beauty removes all
Eruptions. Immensely popular among tho Ladies',
Ry-sold everywhere at 30 cents bottle. INA
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYdE, No. 1871 Canal
street, and by Druggists generally.
TILEST0N IL CO.,
my23 2ply General Agents As Rroaawny, New York.
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BLACK RgrURIIo4s Eresosff ,-An Abe Lincoln
rail, that cost so in Sycamore county ILL.,, was
sent to ono Of the Republican clubs Of pittsburg,
Pa, Il Is said under the frank Of distinguished H.
g. Tie DISPATCH enters protest against what ii
nnshinkingy terms an outrage
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I1osz, MlaLAlp AND SToLES.--N Notices are to-day
II. Hsi4a Hugo Or he IDS Il cheek drawn BY
KsaFnss Haols " IL Mt. Geosgs w Shay, bounty
land daplcse shsrspi lie intends niale ap.
s=sss4. Philiipa Nann CO, IL dtafl ~
Thenaas II. tssAaan* ssa In tifs s.ssiIs
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BAsg o. AMERIc 4. a notice Is published to-day
that this Bank Will not remain open between s and
O'Clock 7. IT., nom the 18th u June Il the 18th
0f September.
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RensoUai.
BRUFF, BROTHER & sEAvER

BRUFF, BROTHER & sEAvER
Will during the month of June, from No. Al Warren
street, to their Marble Stores,
Nos. 3s4 and 3si Broadway,
where they will open heavy stock of HARDWARE. GUNS,
exclusively adaned the Southern trade and hope by
their increi ed facilities be enabled their bust
promptness and continued confidence of
their friends.
NEW YnRK. NAV 30, 1860. jed 2ptyl
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ftRseSEss eHaalTABLE AssoeIATloN.--A meet
ing Is 20 be held At Odd Fellows, Hall next Mon.
day, June 18th, At Z a'cleck P. NJ. SEQ notice.
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YuuaG MEs y BrSEyo LEsr ssoctArroS Nh win
be seer elsewhere that special meeting is called
M Monday neat. the lssh inst, ut o'clock z. NJ.
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GnrnlT SALE Dry Goods Shoes. Clothing, Shirts.
We ha attention nj sfe trade he snis Of dry goods.
snsh 10 fske place Ills day 81 10 O'Clock Al H.
q h'sef Esauass auction rooms No. aa Charities sfee.
fesr,s 81 ssss
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10 the Travelling Community,

40 the travelling Community
woIFE's coebrated AROMATIC sCHIEpAM scHNAPps
should be in the hanus of every No family should
leave the city be thou supply during the warm weather.
Invariably correc The Ill effects of change of weather. and
beverage it is The pusest liquor made IN the world.
Put up IN pint and quart bottles Sold by all Druggists Gre
and Frui Stores.
UdoIpho WoIfe's Pure Cognac Brandy
In bottles imported and bottled by himself Warranted pure
and the best quality, with his certificate zach bottle
Udolpho Wolfe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported himself cases Of one dozen each with his GER
ti6eate of its purity each bottle.
Jdolpho yyoif..s Pure Madeira Wine,
In of dozen each with his certificate on the bottles
guaranteeing Its purity.
Udolpho Wolfe's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported by mself Warranted pure with his certificate on
the bottle and amp the cork.
UdoIpho wolfe's Genuine SchIeia1n
AROMATI SGHNAPPS,
Pnts and quarts. The best Gin made in the world All Gin
sold under the of schnapp pnt up by him. an la
position the purchasers
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer, No. % Beaver street. New York.
For sale by the following firms In New orlsans;
s e. : { ss T nbSSs ssSSSsSs 60
j. MORGAN HALL
g. GOODRICH 4 Co,
=-e+ BUNNELI. Il BAILIEFF,
@. THEUkER,
a SCHMIDT X zFIGLER - ~. ~. Nv
H. BLOCK 4 co.
=e RISG0E Il SlaIMS. g#u .-Y
ARTHUR x CO,
4-,M.Fy GEO II. WHITE & CO., .....r.
w, Il ALLEN 4 co,
+ +. DWYtR,
CONVERSE & co,
kAKSTENDIEK & CO.,
C. II. RAILEY,
+. W. COkiEK
THOMSON i BARNES, #0a-4go Mai. -
JOINT MOORE u co,
alS HOLMES 4 SPENCER,
W. L LANIER & co,
JAMES SYME,
q. N MORRISON & Co,
E.G0NERY
0 PAYNE n KEMP, 57555 ham
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-15

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