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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
|" English Haraware Paper"

- s6Sgo, 24xss. ssxss and six25 This paper i
superior to any made in this country and is offered
as low as any article OF Eastern or Western manu-
NIXON, OHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
ool6 + ~ and 20 Walnut-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
LADIES' CLOAKS,

n HAXE q sPLENDID AssORT-
LADIES CLoAKs,
which will sell at one-hah their cost.
ocls-f 4, JOHNSON ~ West Ttftb-St,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
V A X | II T Y


Il KNow HE IL HoNEsT.H-Tbe Nashville
Banner, Of Thursday, states that freud
informed II the day before that be heard
veteran Democrat say to Bell aud Everett
man, substantially "Sr my party is bro>
ken up and its prestige destroyed. see Go
hope for good IN the factions l am for the
Union and my country, shall vote for John
Bell kaop Ae Is hoEea." Thousands q
patriots all over tho country, who have here
tofore voted the Democratic ticket, will fol-
low the example Of this gentl-muo, who has
voted the Democratic ticket for thirty years.
There are some such, 10 or personal
knowledge, in Virginia and We belieyo
there ar hundreds aud thousands Of such. -
Indeed, il /, the solemn duty Of all patriots,
in the present crisis, whether heretofore
Wings or Democrats. 10 rally to the flag OF
Bell aud Everett. - RieknoAd IYAig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
oRcAxtzsl uRGANIzgil

We ,gaiu cal upon our frieuds through,
out Virgins and the South To Organic. az
once, aad thoroughly For, with complete
and systematic organization in every c,unty,
city, town, village, ant ueighborhocd, Bell
aud Everett will sweep this State aud the
entire South, and We shall then rejoice in
the achievement. Of glorious aud soul-s,ir-
ring yic,oy- n victory q Conservatives and
Union sts over Faetionists aud Dostruetives :
On, then, with th- indispensable work Of
perfect Organization - Richmond Nag
ARREST OF TorTr.-Wm. d. Totty, os
Richmond, Va, who shot bis sister-in-las
Miss Thorn, because che refused to elo?e
with him, has been arrested. lie asked to
visit her grave, wept there and remsrked
that he bad always told her he would kill
her il she did not 90 away vito him. When
the prisoner arrived at the Second Station
House, and va. put in a cell, he begged the
officers to kill him, declaring iha, be would
never survive = trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

4 Masonic ESDoEsESESr Col. John
JotnHon, Of Cincinnati, nov 10 the so
year Of bis age, the oldest FREQ Mason 10
America. who has been a member in good
standing for sixty five years, SnI sat 10 tho
lodge presided over by Washington, enelos.
es hi. Eft ninth subscription 10 the Na,ion>
al Inielligenoer. with the fOllO~iog remarks:
II vas glad to see the old aud faithful Ma
tionag Intelligeocer still true its principles,
10 approving the nomination Of Bell aud Ev>
eret, - National IAt,iig.Hoer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Of the Platforms recently erected by the two
wings of the harmonious Democracy, Par
son BrowuIoW says they are less ambiguous
and more direct, sirsitout, aud easy Of com.
prehs1siou than they have ever been since
We have been fighting them. Their Plat.
form. are. the North against the South, the
South against the North-ths EAs. against
the West, aud the Vest against the East
puk B8Es. pHu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
P o f T + c. A L
rnE u>Ioi .ose.


us uHisa @s. ace ssysTs.s ytrsHL
Hurrah' Har-sA' hstse
They i-ss ths right asA Sale tAs vrunss
Hsstah' Hs.rsA Wnr.h
. Tor Bell sad Everett srs tks usa
Mho'rs 81 Go xueers, -ist ~ rssl
Hufrsh' buush' Husssa hssssA
Hsu.A H-oss' hsrrsh
rCr these. sss Ma. o.. trisd sad ussl
Hutrah' Hsuak Hsffsh
Ihsn acts aed lives yos ess review.
Hurfah Harfshi uusr.h'
O,s ffsua the South. ess tFvn the Meth,
Will ta- 81 yaios Levers t.rtb
Hsrfsh. Ne.
They hove cor eSsstry asd cor lass,
llurraht Hsrrah Hauah
fhev'rs hsroe. 10 = nceis cso,e,
II.uah Hsrr.h HprTsb
We here the deeds ssd .htsss tell,
Comeiaea "a D., ststt ssd Bel,
HuFrsh. Ne.
In fstsiru slines their usass do stssdI
Hsrrshi Hsrrsh Hsrrahi
As sell s ~ cur sstive lard,
Iilrrsh hssraA Hssrshf
All di.cord Ne ~ 10 geiekiy GAEL,
Whss We -i-et kveEsn ssd bsN,
Hsush, &e
Thea eie,t sith true prosperity,
Hurrsh. Hurrahf HSrrsh,
The Cosatry all. both bead n q free,
HlsFfah Hufrah' Herrsh'
VIII Rag With ss the uBiop Bell,
Aod Everett, praises sing aud tell,
Hurrah. &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Thns ~ have the most rsiiab8, aud 4iSiSsf an-
ihoriiv q he in,rensic value snd merit OF the
CopF-r Rod ahi ~ our day eVsfI man 10 mater
hov indian mabie po-scssion- csn calmly sit do,
N he mites 90 the mO-t V,olsHsthuntsf 20. 80
feel PERFECTLY sure thst II BE- kAs tskea tAe r,on-,
pfeeABtioss agsiRsi iiEhtsiag, his -ae~,, Ar. a.,
iec,l, an thoEouEhlI secure sEsinst al harm
We -hl cossusct the copper rcd sad pot Il upon
haitisEs toT ts,riv-hye eepis per loot via po;,ts
insuislcfs, &c. complete. IBsurance cor SAL.
make sfeasohsile allowance -hen The eosp,T a.
y put up 60 holdings
Address.
CAAppEII 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

BEQuEsT To THE CmLDaES oF juror
DoUCLAs-By the death last week Of the
mother Of Judge Dougl,s' first wife, Who
was Miss Ma,tip, Of North Carolina. his
two boys bis only children, come into pos
session Of large fotlune. The Judge has
been sent for by bis connections 10 North
Carolina, and after his New England tour
will probably visit the oil North State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MR H& -
Tive Thrssgh Trairs DAILY,

nh-A W hf-N AND ALL PARTS
o. 1HE EAST AND WEST.
TsAssroHrAriOs OrFfcr
kaltimcrs Z Okio Railroad.
hAHrsls-fEsEr. Ma, =. 60.
TIRsT.-Tbe Express Trsis isayi.g HaI,t.o,,
Daily including suhdsy. Of o'cloek aud u inmate,
.striviag At Ben -ooJ AZ y ~ coos@r,ise u,th
TIE CiaeioJah kHpfosstrais aad arriving Ctsct.aatt
81 . o'clock, =. Making direct conB-et,o,s - IN
EHpr-s. Tran for LoVHvls. Cato .nd tie soath
for ST Louis, Ksusss. Nsbrssks, Gc
SECOND,-Ths Mad Train leaves Bsltiusoreas,ly
(rHesPi S-ndsys.) ats ~ a. ~, srriviss al Csus.I
lad al 9sy. ~, ana wheeling
THIRD Ezra Tram leaves Baltimore dsiIT,
20 r n arriving a. Csmberlasd as 20 A N
a.
Throagh Tobets ear As hsd 81 thI. ans.
principal Wsbt-rH sbd Sopthwesisfn town.
TAe time o. arrival add departure sf eli The ,.....
&C. tTatas 81 this ,tatioH 10 .. follow,
TRAINS WESTWARD
AUTive. i..xes
Expires. 1isPu
MAJ Irsts -. iis5,s
Ezra rfaia no,
TRAINS EASTWARD.
Arrives. i.....
Express & Isl.
Mad 1raiA X % p. 40
kIua Tram IOSrs
49, JOHN DoHAHoE.
$50 - ANS's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
Genuine Copper Red

With silver 2Vio,s perfectly Insulated ~iih glass
II d agreed BY PhilOso pbets taai Copper has from
e,Eh,to ten times the conducting power OF Iron
abd dos not fusl 90 couode lfun rods, when
coated Uith rust, ccs~c 10 be . copductOt The
relative Conducting pnwers Of difeitnl mruahs -
bet shosn by rrteTepce 10 ghe foiiosing table pre-
pared w,th great care and tally sntor,et BY Pro-
lessor. Msaptn snd Smith Of The UnUefsiiy OF
yitg,nia; wdeSt and J. W Marvin. Of Win
eksssr apd aoshfod Tsy Tor Of Bsrryville, " ID.
Prof OF Chemistry In Winchester Medical Col
ltges
1--we take wire. Of the following metals, OF
eguai thiesne.sabd leoglh. snt pass through them
the sane amounts a t,scuieity and tepfs,eat the
eoEd acting posef Of silver which Is the best me
,sll's conductor known, II 100. ne shall have the
tolloEinE results:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
EXCELSIOR
w ASKING Machine.


UTEno- isfor- ih- coAli, .e,.,,u,n
w hsv- g0't,s ths P.is.fo, os, " s-t,IsC
"NChiSe, aac 20 ale reAdy 20 H. Al! orders
totihem. ThsV SAVr bcsn te.tSt Sy = sumher Of
persons anf haze rTea EsE-fsl ssisfacii on 10 all
~ hA'r "sr q them. Fof ~ speed IN WashiGe u
earn. bc sr.rpassct iitskes he Dart entirely ft,u,
ne Wtis' O. ais and Collars OF The sAtrts (wh,f-
o,het IN Achters Stll uol IN the shortest ina
gineh'e Onr % The airantaz.s 81 has over an,
V'nes machins a. . BALANCE wheel OF cast irns
Nh'eh enables a. 10 % turned Win eass ~ child
oltSei'e years 81 age. Il has mote irIcgila taas
sny otheT Washing Aachine nov before a.. pnn.
lie' ard less liable 10 wear the C!alhing
u viii wash from me 6pesi lace 10 the heavi.
est hsicioihins without their receiving aaT iuio-
~ NhaiesrF; ~ battnus removed tfnm .srvetS
washed ~ u. The Machine i. rot liable 10 Ert
out oiortsr. References will BE- given last q. .oos
.. we eau pro- ure them frcn tAcss hAyius osr
machine aov Ia use We are nov ready TO sell
Co0h'y or STATE Rirhis on The most reasonahl,
'sfns TO asV person " ho nav VanIIs buy =. We
are deisrm med &C. ssli harKaia.
WASHING MACHINES <ept aIwaTson hand
~ our shop aGi We Aapr The puf ne gill call and
eIanths ihsm before they purchase elsewhere
Al orders addresssiiS Wm. A. suddiul 81 Sen
sniss PronPtY aitended TO.
W &JF SUDDITH
AsE IS, SO. chaIlesio~n, Jra Co, Va.
Dor, srD',va
hs'sr.. We. A Sujdsk a Soc =
Gents Having bcugkt one Of your W sshisg N..
.h'urs short tine ago. feel ~ h..t.nsy Ia .atB,
ihst ~ performed nv entire .aii,isei,o. vasAis,
seii s"d saving = great deal Of Labor . sA,stulIy
eomnssd - 10 the Psbiis a. . roo u,,eh,s.
Augs", 1853
concur 18th the shove Certificate, ssd tut,h.r.,,
thai TIE ~s.hiug IS one ds, ia tie uss.t "a, e. -
don" sy he ~s.hiGg hAehisr N Tsar hour. ard r,,t
'a,'at Of ,o.e time Hsd sL1r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Eyc0uaAsIsG 70 ms GrRLs - Naomi the
dsaghter Of Eoocb, VS. Eve huadrsd and
eighty yrars Old Ehsn she vas married -
Courage ladies
Ipefs sever usss goose 90 Ffsr
bsi some day, ss.nor or iais.
A hsussi ganter zane lhat aav
AHI TOOK her ffk IfY....
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

MoUNr VEESoS--Jobo a Washington,
Esq tho former proprietor Of Mount Yer.
non, has formally transferred tho home And
grounds to the Ladies Mount Vernon Assoc
custom Mr Washington will reside on bis
tsrm, WaVsrly, 10 Rauquisr county. Ho
stu y the proprietor d large portion Of
she Mount Yerno1 sststs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

THs OSLv NATIONAL PAErr The Lou.
isyiils Journal inhumsnly recon nsuds tho
Dsrn'erstis papers 70 publish just nos few
elaborate artislss upos their favofits propo-
sit'ou. 'hat the Dsmosrstie parry Is ibe only
National Party In tbe country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING |!

IL HE subscribers legally sBthorxed agents tor
Cchsuaet'ng and PntinE up Amos Lyoas
Psisbt Lightning SoadaelOTs, are nos prepared -
furnish me Cn,Eens OF Jeasrs0n. Berkeley and ad-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Fortune koooss Ouoe, AZ leasl. at svs,y
mao door u she ever knocked ~ ours /,
vs. uhsn 70 we're out s. says The clio,
Il tho Greoubusr ladepsuisnl Wsnyo
too.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,


yoR THR RAPID cuHK or
Coughs, Coids, InaneaIa, HoaFsensss,
Group, bronchitis, Inefpisnt Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF ConsumPtivs Patients
tn advanced stages
OF the Disease.
Tbs u Fssa~dy universally kn0wn - surpsas asy
ether for ths - thAi and lung that
10 Usrss here o paSiish the sytisnos ,htUss les
anTyAllsd sresisDo- &c roOEhs and ctid, truly
voaasrfa cures u pulnonaTy dl-r.ss, bsys made 70
hooSs thrOuxout the civilized hAtoas q The ssTth
Sev ar the eonmuniuss. or tAninss Auone them
Nho have Dot soone p<rssnal s1gersncs % - tfsgts
sns living trophy 10 thsit mit % IT, vctofy ba
suhdis and dangerous dlss-r- % the thrst luneG
Az all thou the drrAful htAiity hss- dosdsrs aad
they hhov 10, TIE effects q this rsusdy pssd
DO move than 20 them that hss al
tues that did have shsn makinE the vkA have
ven - stfoosiy upoa the ooundsBss e naakind.
Prepared b. DrJ. C AYKR T. CO. Lowell, HAS,
FOR SALE 81
BELLER ~ BURNETT, Chsrle.Ioun.
IlMBERlAKE & SUBLErT, RippUn.
JOHNSON a co Snmmu Point
JAS. Z. CLAGGETT. Hsfpers Ferry.
And hv al Droggt'w and Dealers in Medicine
evety Shefe. tJuiy 5 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

nTFor ihify days pat. ihe shipment n
coal non Piedmont, Va per railroad. bts
averaged - 900 soyth PEI diem
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Atuote ~ ArdAnEFF
II Atb maze ere affhic1s 3D. iheirs.erk n
Hardware alt tsa zoe fofrish aav aufIr
p 'nsr lice asrt In ihf sFruaa df ta~ raanirv -
IhfY frsrfcuoiig fFquest eusiBmsfss rt he rui-
e graefauF 10 raH aaf ersmiHs heir s.arf
Ntrlas1a'r Jsiv % 1850
ID ACuN Couaffy Cufss Rscos s.tss is.i 10.
ID rsivsd tsi f5f tsis ~
frfas Cash atnnIE AnntNgrn
Msnirsburs JslY be Isco
Il ADgRS DRESS GOODS
- Ouisa fs 90 az.
gases IN ihs tsaaoa ! sF-f ~ soeF al 80.
Drsts GQods e. Cott fss essk
Jsiy' IL. HoOyY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
NEW ENTERPRIS 1.
LEEspURG MARBLE SHOP.

LEBSBURG MARBLE SHOP.
w SAN ERaos,
". Marble. worker,
tia-tns located IN LessbufE. Tor me put Pee Of
enn-u--iny he VI A u b l. T. AND STONE
CUTTING BUSINESS, invii.s ,hs clir.ns
81 L'sdonu asa the adjoining eounitrs a. give
s,n eai he'str pur,ha.iUg ,i.s-hst, - his
Mat''- ''oitae besil ITALIAN and AMERICAN
'ueh ~ - coDmuaiJ assd iof
nOnuments. Tends, Head
y fOOT STONE
TABLE TOPS. Ge &s.,
Aai O. price. O. sutt fhr tine
b-ihg ptaciicai mechshic and de,ofinR h.
refsonai aieslon solely 10 Oh. bu.in,.. he cab
'sisa - god ~ors At loser yEioss has as
po.,itiI - shuffsd by say othsr euabtisbm.nT
Al oi Ai' Soft delivered Athi, 90 ,tsk tf,.
o. chafEs snd orders pfumptly susnd,s 10
o " 3'op eas aeof sNoSe tAs n z Chureh
70 rof'h- s'eommodation Of me people Jeff
lsfsnn va nsY desire aHvihine Ia nv In. a.
Ln'lnes', have msde ARRANGEMENTS 10 h. IN
Chaflss'oWs once IN each mouth. Inn, ahs.,r.
persons are referred 10 Mr. q. W Sar,Ier -
vi sfnish syery iBforsAtIon desired
AsEusi IS '69-Iy W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
PrruVIan auano
Anntionear'a NnlInn
Naarn Wnman ~ Hlra

Il d HlqR antH Chrisinss fissIy wrrss
Il Wsmau-rst CasF Washer an4 l5r-.r
Ar5'vaf PRpE PEEsg OPrfrr
20 ~ iss0-n 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

RpARp ssi ruiuoa s5s pr ssssIoh rfFiye
- u .a.ts. hbE raf irafHaBlf
MUSIC ANp FnEVCH sttrs
10 hfti Session uii commsbce on Hs First
~ ariaF I1 se8frnhsf
JnIF f2 200 .t1 FgrIrft f-f ~reg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

VIII teh 81 pfiFtfe este toe haas.s 80 isfs .s
Natngst1sH. taoss ss fhs oEa sfsrsffT rsfm,
o. TVH LfesOF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

CAMPBELL A Lee
Ntbchs.s.r v.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
sECEssIONl

10 an address to bis constituents on the 4th
General McQoeen Of S G., advocates the
secession Of the South from the Union IL
Black Republican vas elected President Of
this Government' That il The game. Sc.
eede a, Charleston, at Bait more, divide the
Democrats party, eject thereby Lineols, ana
then seosds from the Union Rub. WIZ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
We. III SOUTH FREDERlCK ST,
BALrIMCH MD

hta ,sAsS- srds- 20 sFsvs TIE s.eisd .s~a a.S .e,
s.i'hs ~sd'esiaa&, ava Jer tAs ssyvrs.sss 81 aek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Aal l01EtffhfAIlm4-s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

creation presume 10 claim he monopoly Whense
they came don't know w--how they came Id, aBa
they did it very well, e not gracefully. The last
few miles Of the road near Alexandria, wIere it
enters the river bottom are an Improvements d. ss
baiance and bring the Traveller agreeabIy ID flse
scnelusion Of his journey at The landing III Iii
assafa ferry BY which he again CROSSES fAe
fiver--from the settlement Of PineviI:e tu Alexnn
dria opposite. whence 4 write now, snd OF ssiiek
viii write in my nexs.
szuss. wEATHER, grc.
. An extraordinary drought has been rrsxaa,;z. :.
Alexandra ana tns Immediate yfcinity ssbse ths
middle a February Corn ~ been plaats 4 stsrse
times. in many feldst ana ssak cror v;0 be Ill
most An entire failure In this nessI.Forpoos .es.
there il speedy change Of weather, "a . 80
tinues thereafter Of the most favorxbie cfSxasev
Cotton Is doing telerably WeI, though masx 81
ers have failed TO get good stands in stit iSla.-
Cotton blooms begin to be no great rarity H6sse
were exhibited in town yesterday.
Nearly all the cisterns IN town are ezhaRase5.
Dust and heat, with strong dry winds, prsvan Tke
red, clayey soil is baked hard and cracked uIth
heat and drought, and wheels and horses hoofs
rattle over 1t as II Ii were frozen ground The
universal aspiration b for rain, and yssfefdsy II
fell heavily within from ten to twenty mites uf hzer
bnt none came to the thirsty town. Z. 2 & 2 sss
Red river p falling slowly and steadil ana 1axs
water begins q make 4 fuss ia paasIfig sss. f&s
falls, or rapids !" 4 showing hat xkes
surface Is getting near the rocks below. ssS .as
I g. rs a T0f5zzsz1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05


QrEBEc, June 1.-The steamship Novia scotian,
Capt. A. MeMastcr, of the Montreal Ocean Com
panys line, has arrived at this port She left Liy.
erpool Wednesday, May %, touched at Queens.
town the following evening, and brings one days
later intelligence than was received at Cape Race
by the steamship City of Baltimore.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIvsRPooL, May A.-The sales of Wednesday
and Thursday in the Liverpool Cotton market,
amounted to 10, 600 bales The market closed gem
orally dull, but the quotations of last week were
well maintained.
The Liverpool Breadstuffs market closed gener-
ally dull.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., report Wheat
closed firm at the quotations by the Arabia.
The Liverpool market for Provisions closed dull,
but quiet, at previous quotations.
e LONDON, May 2i.-The Bank of England has re-
duced its rates to per cent.
The English funds, since the last adviees, have
considerable improved, and close with an advanc-
ing tendency.
Consols for money closed at $50. Consols for
account closed at 95s.
General and Political Intelligence
The great Derby race was won by Thormanby.
Thormanby came out first, Wizard second and
Horror third.
Another account says that Umpire came out
sixth, and ran under protest.
There were thirty horses in the race.
The Neapolitan troops had returned to Palermo.
The fight at Calata is not considered decisive,
although it was reported that Garibalds forces had
been routed at the point Of the bayonet.
At the last accounts the nsurrection in Italy was
spreading rapidly, and fighting was extended to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

THE FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.-The bells abou
town, as most people know, rang great deal dur
ing Saturday and Saturday evening, for reason
which was known to none save those who hap
pened to be in the central office OF the police and
fire alarm telegraph in the basement of the City
Hall. The wire connections being perfect, and the
batteries and the bell machineries being in order,
experimental alarms were rung for the edification
of our city fathers and others who called at the
office to see how things worked. The machinery
at the central office is extensive, splendid, admra-
BILE and incomprehensible to most who go to see it..
When we went in and wanted to understand it all,
Mr.. Gamewell moved several little brass levers on
a marble slab in the wall, pulled an ivory peg out
of marble machine near by, touched fancy key
on a bit of marble on a mahogany counter on the
other side, and the first thing we knew the bell o
Dr. Palmer,s church was singing out musicay tc
all the people in the First District. Then hs
touched another peg, and still another machine
commenced whizzing and splitting out q long STRIP
Of white paper, on which telegraphic scratches an
nounced the important aud pleasing fact that all
was right and quiet around the Ninth street mar.
ket. II will be but short time before fire alarms
and police messages will all travel by electricity.
Hurrah for Franklin! Long live Morse! tfpefa
Gamewell ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05
VOLUME XIII.

DRY GOODS AT cosr........'.".AT COST
On and after MONDAY the 9Th inst will sell the follow
ing goods nndtne greater part Of and varied stock
greatly reduced prices
PRINTED ENGLISH LAWNS;
:. FRENCH JAGoNETs;
:. oR6ANDIEs;
:. CAMBRICS;
:. IRISH LINEN AND LINEN cAMBRIes;
oRGANDY ROBES styles;
ENGLISH BAREGE new styles;
CoLoREp AND GRrsAILLE SILKS;
GRIsAILLE PopLINETTEs for Travelling Dresses.
Linen Goods.
~ IRISH LINENS;
PILLOW CASE LINENS. all widths;
to 1874 IRISH, SCOTCH AND FRENCH LINEN SHEET
INGs;
RIRD-EYE, BUssIA AND HUCK. DIAPERS;
FRINsEp and COLD BoRDERED HUCK. TOWELS;
FRENCH LINEN CLOTHS and TOWELS;
pAMAsK and sNOw-DRoP NAPKINS. " to "A;
81 to IA pAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS;
"a to l2-4 DAMAsKs. SCOTCH. IRISH and FRENCH
LINEN FOR DRAWERS, IRISH and FRENCH.
The above goods the best makes made to order and
fully guaranteed in every respect
Plantation Goods.
Our these goods is unusually variedeyeyth o
the best quality.
Hosiery.
Ladies', brown and white COTTON HOSE;
Misses
MEMS :. SOCKS;
Boys
Ladies' CAME sfERINo VESTS;
Chiidren's I.
Mems :.
very large stock of the above of The best makers aso
full assortment other goods in ne Being anxious to
large before the closing Of the business
vorhing unusually low prices our friends and
public general invited 10 call and examine stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere
G A. BARRIERE 4 BRO.
l3o Canal street,
40 2p2t-g Touro Bindings.
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cueAR HoasHEADs-sUGAR HoesHEA

STAYE AND sHINGLE MACHINES
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HOGsHEADS, RICE, MOLAssEs, RosIN AND
TuRPENTINE SLAVES. AND SHINGLES.
The principle in this Machine the old of
splitting and dressing by labor Working directly with
grain of the timber produces article not liable to
or check from exposure Mill will share
Joint from the bolt 10000 pertty and the
shingle 1900 Shingles II requires
power work IT. and be attached to any
CINE gin mill power make required length,
and adjusted any thickness taper. The timber is
sawed but riyen and shaved directly from
the bolt
Machines full operation between the hours
Of O'clock every day, No. Canal These
Machines made in Augusta, Ga.
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County and sin
gle rights Machines them from the Agent who
will give full particulars. F.W. O. COOK,
Sole Agent louisiana Arkansas. Mississippi
rexas and Alabama. ja3l 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05

MEALS AMBRosrA WHisKY-Persons who do not
wish TO meet the having themselves families
poisoned refrann from medicinal whisky
sometimes Of such vast Importance should inform themselves
places where they oban pure article For
undoubtedly such thing pure whisky though the despair
ing tempted disbefefe IT. We call their tentiou
therefore, the advertisement which publish day,
pne article and said to be sale b at pfin
cipal druggists Of the Mr. Neal ly7 Walnut
street. Philadelphia.
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NsuRREcTIosARy MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.

SUCCESS Or GEN. GARIBALDI.