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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

Yle management, anxious to convey proper idea
of tie powerful features OF this portrayal oil
SCENES AS THEY ARE IN THE ANIMATED
WORLD,
Begs leave to offer the following programme:
A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE ROCK AND
TOWN OF GIBRALTARj
NATIONAL ALLIE g RY,
mathematical of the Father of his Country Pro-
claiming the Independence of the Union
of the States;
VIEW OF VERONA;
BONAPARTE CROSSING THE ALPS
With his Army Of $4,000 mon,
AnmOving through the mountain passes with sol
dieIly precision, together with the innumerable
scenes from animated life which complete these
speetaces all challenge the credulity Of the most
enthusiastic adept in mechanical ingenuity and
artistic perfection.
THE AUTOMAT0N R0PE-vAULTER
Is admitted, BY all who have witnessed his aston
fishing performance, to be the ne plus ultra OF me-
TIE STORM AT SEA,
Which concludes the programme, is sublimely beau
tifa, and no one form even remote idea OF the
Rrahdeur of the spectacle until they see 1t.
The interludes are agreeably filled with music
from the Orchestra.
Admission rs cents; children under ten years,
ESo'clock se2S-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

GRAND MATTN EE,
Commencing at . o'clock precisely. Doors open
half an hour previously.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
SECOND WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.

U1IKE,S OPERA.HOUsE.-s.- N. PIKE,
II Proprietor; Q. 7. SMITH, Stage Managers j.
II. HERBERT, Treasurer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

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sai % salhaFasb tar ,slgosg ,aj q lsalod
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

NTH & NIxON's HALL.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-19


Bliss Dyspeptae Hexp{ &
Bliss Dyspeptic xS&lzA 81 ss 4{
bliss Dyspeptic Rems1 3fx IA
Bliss Dyspeptic Renas 81 /
Has the Largest Sai4 & s 3ssS
Has the Largest sale s-ss
i0s the Largest sale IN S I'll 5
Has the Largest Sa;fe 4
OF any Medicine fin the world.
:, OF any Medicine tn the w sx3xAs
OF any Medicine All the NJ tyf8ft $50
o. any Medicine in the. Sysssd.
100000 Packages
@ lnG.GUu Packages
100. 600 Packages ~
10000 Packages
Sold in Georgia and SOuGhCnroisna
Sold an Georgia and SOuthCorOlEna
Sold Eif Georgia and SouthS'arOlfnR
Sold In Georgia and SoUthCaroIsna
Ia Fourteen Months. -
I'm Fourteen Months.
En- Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
IL Is Warranted to Cure
Ia is Warranted 40 cure
II is Warranted to Cure
IL Is Warranted TO Cure
IA Directions .s. 90. =,
Ss Dsrcc lions ',r" 2'nl(Ds' CCi,
III Directions - e Followed,
Ii Directions are Followed,
Any Case OF D,'a,,cnSin
Amy Case OF Dyspepsia
Any Case 0i Dyspepsia
Any Cnsc OF GyspCpsiR
liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease.
EIver Disease,
JHumdiCe,
J8iInIsiCc.
.bRtlndlCc.
JaUn,iiCs,
General Debility
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
PalpItation,
PalpItntion,
E'nipiEation,
I'UipieHCiO4h,
Loss OF Appetite,
LOSs OF appetite,
Loss of Appetite,
80, ksSrss of Appetite.
EsSIan In Side aud Back,
~EsfD s., SsSle and BACK,
NegonTn IA Ssac md Hack.
Paln in Side aud Back.
TtSs ,EeaEpeeIniIy Adapted to
II SIS Especially Adapted 80
1t Is Especially Adapted to
1t Is Especially Adapted to
Female Complaints;
Female Com plniuts;
EeRn3ic Complaints;
~ ECcrAnIe Com pisIlnGss
1T Produces IEotundify of Form
y 1t Produces ISOtuudity of Form :.
1t Produces Rotundity ct TorllS =
ssIG Produces ISOr'1udEEy Cn Form
I'm Females OF Thin mud Spare Habit
In EleSnnles Of IA Thin and spare Habit
ina ffSsslasss OK u Thin and spare NsbiG
la Fem! ca 81 IA Tlai" anG spare Habit
20 ESsrtf'y Invalid Sholda
E8VSUy Invalid should
-. Eyery Invalid Sho2Id
Try One Package.
.-.. SAf2tSy Que Package. !
Ts:y- Omc Package.
end a Postage stamp to the Troprio,ors for tissl.
nphlct on Sc diseases or Stomaob md Bowois.,'
". W. BLISS ~ CO.. uroE,siess,-s.
1868 Broadway, New 1Sl,Is
For sale IN Car Il5on 5y,
c. p. HEfBNAN,
.t'his Genuine Drug Store, ON Levce treet
ere pure and Fresh Drugs, NfpSicintss.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-19

A FIT Err two years profitable experience in
IN our present mode of disposing of our JEW
ELRYa etc, and from the universal satisfaction
given to all who haves patronized our house, we
take pleasure insay ing thak we now consider our
business FAIRLY and p ERMANENTLY established.
We wish it understood that this is no LOTTERY,
buta fair aifdlegitimate sale, in which each pur-
CHASER gets the value of his Sr her money in a
GOLD PEN Gil with GOLD PEN
Attaphed, or a GOLD LOCKET, worth
licb cannot ber heQghtsas any retail
Nc sslHes price and IN additios to the
each Person xeceivessa Eren,ium of Jew
airy, not less Ia value than 81, and it may be
worth sh 5sxx I0ssll5 30, 80, or even $500
Mo MAN RTSKEDl
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-19

Every Druggist and cs;5iht7 Merchant
keep a supply OF this !vaIuasf8 NEEDY, nc
from the profits that accrue from a bsl
will be made to the especial and mary 1
of all Druggists to purchase byss III
W. W.. BLISS & CO., PRorKs1roRs -
263 BRoApw44, NEW Yos
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-19
JAMES M. EDNEY.
RNNEEasENdES

Wilson G.. Hunt s. Co.
New York.
Ross, Falconer & Co.
New York.
MeIlus, Courier e Sher:
wood, New York. :
Cook, Dowd, Baker, &
Go. New York. i
Furman Davis g. Co. N.
York.
a. T. Bruce IL Co. NeYl
York. "A
a. II. Gale g. Co. New
York.
McPheeters Ghesellin,
Norfolk, Va.
Odom & Clements, Nor
folk, va.
Hon. John Baxter, Knox.
Vile, Tenn.
Rev. w. G.. BrOwnloSg,
Knoxville; Tenn.
Hon. Thos. l.. Jones,
Newport, Ky.
Brown & Mcmillan, Wash
ington, Texas.
w. & ID. Richardson, Gal
weston, Texas.
ID. Ayres, Esq, Calves
ton, Texas.
d, r. McAnally, D. d.
st. Louis, Mo. -. !
w. B. Crooks, Esq
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-19
NEW GROCERY sTORE.

Levee street, between Cambronne and Jefferson
streets, City of Carrollton.
FIRE d f RICK GERMAN,
Would most respectfully inform his friends and
the community generally, that he has now com
menced the Grocery business at the above location
and that his stock on hand consists of a very
SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND ALL FRESH,
Liquors, Wines, Lard, Butter Sugar, Coffee, Tea.
GhesF, Crockery, Woodenware, &c. &c, with al
Sfsgst every other article to be- obtained in a
31fs rssF9FINE GROCERY SToRE-da1
All of which are offered to the public at the most
re asonable rates. $3.50 ,%ssT 4 !
The public are invited to call and satisiy. thern<
selves *
n54-iaA f. BEFRM44S'y -
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-19

K. s. Foster ID. d. Ev-
anston, Ill.
j. NJ. Jordan g Co. Chi
cago, Ill.
is. i Erwin, Esq Tvaah
.fngton, ID. G. -.
D.%IJ r.. Moore, ESQ,
Roeh ester, NJ Y.
wv. NJ, Wightrnan, d. D.
( Sfarhus5urg S. G. -
Be e. gillespie, Il,
| . 0ff@ans, E1as
,Joflm WI Soy, Esquire,
/. Charleston, s. @.
Hon. b F.. Pffry, Green.
Vile. S. G.
Hon. w: "A. Graham,
Hillsboro', n. C.
Hon, Chas. Manly, Ra-
leigh, N. G.
Hon. J: w. Ellis, Ra-
leigh, N. G.
Hon. ID. L. Swain, Chap
el Hill, n. C.
.Chas. +. Deems, D. D.
Wilson, n. G.
C.. p. Mendenhall, Gr'ns-
boro, n. G.
DIR. j, L. FAINT, Macon,
Miss.
.Myatts 6 Toler, Marion,
Ala.
, Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

A CKNOwLED0KD Az BEsr-FOREMAN5 ARCH
eprtns Beds se from 81 90 TO -; Gil furniture dealers
have them Mattresses very cheap Iron Comhiasaon
BedsAeads springs and msfress complete 20 No Great
Jones streot, corner Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

TRryoHr FOR TENNESSEE, NORTH CAROLINA.
Il Portsmouth Norfolk, CRY Point and kicnuond The
for The above places Tuesday and Wednesday, pir
No IS North river, and will leave on wednesday, - 81
Freight Norfolk Pornouth six cen0 per foot; 70 City
Point cents; Ricmoud egu CENTS rasseAe 70 NOT
nsad SIC. LUDLAh HEINGKKN, Ills Bsoadw
mpoB NORFOLK AND PCR1SnOUrH-TM NEW rIRS1
ase aeAmshtp POfONAC, Capt q, W. Waison, WI !esye
sos.sss.s "a As Eorfcs and fcs,ssyy h,I,U.a 70
@cA 81 V Peassturg rents foot md proportionste
eA Goods trwarsd 70 al paxe q Nora Carona ne g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

~ q. q Co.'S steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER will
sail from New York for @ HEENOCK calling At QUEENS
TOWN on Saturday Fee, noou from pier a North river.
Cb p>ssage either Of the above places 35 third elias. 80
and supplied with properly cooked provisions For freight or
passage apply u the oompany's o0ice ID Broadway:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

All the descriptive mussc, and new
OVERTURE,
introducing the following favorte Scotch Whiu
OF inhurg" Colo aue) Knloch OF Kinioch colo viosinA
John Anderson my jo solo .rne Laird OF Cocipo
solc trombone Scots VIVA Haze Wallace Blcd-John,u
Cope. solo bfe ana drwm) Ree'-The famous 'Tulloc1
RAIN .coompa.,s led Sth the bsspipss Composed 4 =
The drama has been produced under the stage deca d
the author, Mr.. Don BourcicRu1. =
Dress circle may bs occurred one week IN adyauoa
Doors OF en- al on O'Clock; to commence At TX ocloo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

DRYANT'S MINISTERIAL. ~ ~
ID BECHANICs' HALL, ~ BROADWAY H4
MONDAY, Jan 30 and every evening during The wcsk.
EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF TIE WOkLD
CROWDED HOUSES BY the ELITE OF TAX CIxY,
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT,
the celebrated Ethiopean Comedians,
In new Songs Dances solos, Buresquss Sayings, q
GRAND MUSARD CONCkkT.
Southern Plantation Life,
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON.
Doors ooen VI 6k Commence at ~.
Tickets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
MIsCELLANEOUB,

A CUIH AND CaRORIC DISEASES PRRMANENTL,
cursd sahou the AID OF meiia,nes Priv pArIors
female Atendanis for ladies Competent per
and outd furnshed fo- $ie0 Apply perpon Ally ut the
stnute O. West Thirteenth street = : = - :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

WHO HAS NOT HrAR0 ov THE GIFTED TALL AN
w who the rece,p OF 2s ard specimen Of their
bsndw rrg III send correct likeness Of heir
husband wife, accurate Of
=, veretu, BroadWay PooS omoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
OBI. wa ULMgT .YAMgLElITW GIAH8W NT0T WIN VA
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY l. 1885,

AMUsEMENTs. ...
CADkNY or nusI .sg
"A MONDAY, FEBRUARY g. Ar8P.M.
RETURN or MISS PArTT
na her farewell prioe her depatur, for
nurepe in the early spring ~ Il ~ -
GRAND OPENING NIGHT OF THE OPERA
$780,. MAs rATrI IN A NEW ROLE.
fnS night tnn season OF Beiins celebrated opera Of
49,. I PURITAN
With the following great aud oomoete cs... ...-
ndns rhIIis nrst appearance as............ Elvirs
Aruro
EEnhto nIA appearance as IA,
bVSiNlb hrst appearance Observation-Disclosures. Cssorsio
The Of seats will Fsday M the csS.rs
sibell's. No IL Wall street, and Breusinxa -''
oi written appltcaiona w '"
Webers celebrated opera Of DER FREIsCHUrz will ha
n ediasey produced with complote caat, including 80
COIsON, Mms srKAKOsCH. sriGEIII JUNCA.
MAGNIFICENT scene, with machinery has been
painted BY CALYO for the Incarnation scene.
ON SATURDAY MKT. fEBkUARf II, AT ONE
OkARD PATTI 1ATiNEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

WANTHp--I OUR BALLET aItIs APPLY AT ~
w broadway, bstween u aud o clock " O. A. Se,riss
Stage Manager. BuTLxa HEAIy rroortetorI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

U1URNrrURE BOUGHT FOR READY MoNEy-AvAIR
value given Ia ready money for furniture carpes books
t.. No ~ Syh avenue between Ninth ADD Isath sxseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

I Eth wARr UNION CLUB WILL MEET AT ROOM
Id No. Clinton HAIL. Asor place, We nesday evening.
Feb At ocloch 70 psrfec. The org.niz o. the club
Friends OF the Union and Constn,n inved be pro
sent WV r. FURNIS9 Temporary Chairman
II. b. 0EIrFIN, Temporary eecseary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

VNAILACKE THEATRE
w Doors open q I; 70 commence NTH O'Clock.
HNTIRE SUUOEaS.
TO-NI0HT
And every evening TN fnrther nouoA,
WILL BE ACTED.
A DRAMA
Adopted iron Octave reu!llses celebrated story expressly
POOR YOUNG NAN.
The Ovesture incidental Cbosuses and MuAo oonpos
M. ROBERT sToHPEt.
Tho scenery entirely now. by Isherwood.
Correct and appropriate o0olumes By Aessra FlAAFy
Furnisure and sppolnsnents BY Mr. Ttmonsv.
A rue CAST r-'''4 'A
WIN DO distributcd ~ follows-
PROLOGUE
Manual Marquis dc Champcoy. IAater WaNAGn
Doctor pesmsrets omery ofthe Frencharmy1Mr Brouoaa
Louise vAu Berger 0ormariy to Manuel.
'e''' - ' TA PG0i DIANA. ''''''''' "'"
MANUEL ssw ard 10 n. Laroquo) Lester walask
= do BevanDcs tbe world Mr. Wsio1
osspar lArooue Ian aged man. formerly capita o.
.nps'vsseoaH M Dyoe
AL.n conhdenus domestcl. Mr. Youna
NouIes " nWar1y.. W. Levers
avonneu u Breton ehephesc> Mr. o Paruao4
NJ Ouv0
Madame Laroque daughter nlAw Gaspar .Mra
nhguerfo, Der daughter ME- H0oQ
Madame Aubrey relative OF the Larouque IN
m'y. Mte9 mary uann0e
ucDun RovorncSA. Mis- Fanny moran
Christine, breton peasant girl Ms0 Fanny Reeves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

AATRrMONTAI.-MY PROPOSED ARRANGEHENT,"
M sse ecrAld from l5th TO 2lsp. meets WITH response
worby object from North and South East and Weot and
Ia 1uy Union Movement" Sent (for 10 cents and
New York Possonice - lG'sFfsfe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
TURNITURN.

4 IL HOUSEKRKPERs IN WANT OF A BEAUTIFUL
suit o. soM chestnut chamber Furniture wl please call
At b. p. FARRINGrON'a EnAmelled Chamber furniture
Warerooms s6S Canal strest, opposite Wooster street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

Quests. Servants, Peasantry, DO
SYNOPSIS OF SUENkRY.
6OIsOQUE.-PARIS-MANUE 4PAKTMEHT IN THI
LODGING HOUSE,
Poverty fidelity and friendship.
ACT Neutrality-suspicious. AND TERRACE, WIFI
VIEW OF THE PARK AT THE CHATEAU LAROQUK
The arytvAl-The First Day, and its Events-
A LAPSE OF TWO MONTHS
ACT. z-rRE eAkK AND CHATEAU OF LAROQUE u
THE DISTANCE
TemptSt0Ds Trtsl1 and Resolutions.
ACT. S-INTARIOn OF A LOFTY TOWER IN The Ru
INH OF ElFIS, WITH EXTENSIVE VIEW OF yE1
BRETON COUHTRf BY MOOSLI hit.
Lcse and Honor.
ACT. 4-SCENE l.--DkAW WING ROOM IN THE CHATEAU
LAROQUE
SCENE 2-ArARrMENT IN TUE CHATEAU.
The Sacrifice
LAPSE OF SOME MONTHS
ACT. h-SAL<ON OPENING On THE GARDENS AEI
GROUNDS OF THE CHI ATEAU.
The Last Trial and its tssults-
ENTRANCE OF THE WEDDtS0 QUESTS AND TR3
PEASANTRY, IN TuE1E PICTURESQUE
BRETON COSTUMES.
THE GARDENS AND CHATEAU BY NIGHT,
SUPPOSEDLY ILLUMINATED
Boz book now open six days In advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

f,HAMBxR FURNITURE -rsAvrra BEEN TEN YEARS
- exclusively IN The manufacture Of chambsr Fnroars
bringing 70 aid for preparing stock thoroughly
fnishng In the bes most substantial can
offer 70 The trade and 1t recall much the best assortment
Epamoed and cold walnut Suits that have
teen offered In this city WARREN WARD,
ri Canal street., four doors east Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

DoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR LIVER
N POOL The AFRIUA, n Shannon commsod4r. wild SAT
from ths c,p dock at Je-sey CITY, with the ma and
passengers for Eurepe Wednesday. the LIST February
Passenger requested be board by h O'Clock A.
Tha ASIA Will sail ON the 18th February.
hfHF3 g. CUNARD, No. 10 wing Green.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

| GINCINNATI--Per steamer Judge Torrance.
557 pkgs nails Yose y West-2l do Pothier Il Fau-
eneaS-iz On M hnds tobacco Gunher, Rodewald &co-
20 bbs oil l96 tcs 200 bbls lard so tcs hams l3e
hhds 70 hxs bacon W s Wright Eco 25 ties hams
S6 pkgs butter to A ID Grief &eo-- 2M do 128 bbls
whisky Grief, Byrnes &eo- 64 do loo bbls beef 10
rs n mans vose Brosl2e pkgs butter 50 bxs cheese
hes Griggs &co-s bas bacon Is tcs hams Sc bbIs
WHISKY : Il Kennedy &co-iSS bbls beer Il Fischer
~ dds Oh S26 bxs candles Jno Adams Sco-25
scs mans lea bbls whisky Connolly &co--25O bbis
-four Oglesby q Maeauiay-- 2I bbls eggs 81 nIgs
butter Schneider d Wise go bbls whisky + Green
~ :, pkgs butter ~ bxs bacon 26 bxs cheese to
p9Issn son. aSo bxa starch 80 bxs lhds
-lS0 bxs drugs Seoyi 8 Mead-.s6 pEgs butter to
Eaton Betterton-45 bbIs pork + & Boya &ao9 y
% bbls beer to @ II Baddecke &co- 40 IA j hbls
liquors 70 order 90 hbls beer to A Wetzel- s tics
hams Flash jr-- 381 SKIS malt j Zoelly-e50(l feet
lumber ] Prague - snndries to order Total %
hhds tobacco. = -
ST LOUIS - Per steamer Ed Walsh-2 balea
cotton Martin, Cobb &co-e9 hhds tobacco 10 W q
monlhson &eo- DO Beadles &oo---e do Isler &
walker II do Wilson j. Young liz do Moore i
5VanGulin- do 9 Buddeeke &eo--3 do 100 ses
oats go bbls -four Given, Watts eco $50 do 5)
scks corn Gonnoiy &co-1ls saks bran sls bbls
noun = u hsennedy Eco u hbls lard eks bacon
veorhleH, 6riggs &co---l05 hbs,pork 900 seks corn
horretl, tiayie eco a79 do e III White 200 scks
bran n oyerton &co-l920 do 200 bbls fionr to j @
woodruff &eo-- 2s9 scks bran 10 w Benton-l20
SSs oStfS baidS tiQY j Duffy H.
eo--la9a scks corn I Elder &co--30O do Rosf;ex
Lattie 6eo- ny DO 900 bbls fonr Rail- &co- 81
kegs butter A ID Grief &co-- l25 scks bran Ogles
oy S S sAlacaulag-SS scks corn Henderson Il Peaia
ss ~ coils rope Converse & Kenneth 20 bbls alco
nol Ky y. = " pSeaman-l0o0 stks wheat A NAV &co-
" Hs, oes 4 oeel Hasch2e0 hbls -four Keen i Caul
EIslz M, s. bdls trees Hanseli-4a bales hay 10
ss eats tnonnde-250 bbs -four Gordon L Foster4l6
usa ba,s ~ rerdreaavIe Bros ls9 coils rome To ] h
ia hbds TO order-TotaI bales cotton
:
haes cotton rarran steamer Vicksburg-Is3 bales
IN IL sFSaley Naes Wsoa &ss $ &oo 81 PHI
Stevenson &co2l W i Uraahars - d.. rrelsen,
Brown Seo--e 3 w Essn 6coI Horrei ossu,3sa, GaSis
Jas Tnrner-2 do Beades &co- do G;yen No. ~ 70
deo47as sacks cotton seed Kelsey & potierssasss sss
&c 1 u Fisk a bxs tobacco Given, Watts 6scoeo 6co
~ do Bragg & DiAqnin- 253 pkgs fruit and ann
dries to order-Totai $50 bales cotton az hhds "a.
baeeo. A'A 7 W.
,DoNALDS0NVIELE-P steamer Empire Par.
ish- W hhds sugar Mcstes, valuesGco- 4 do IA.
man q Aefnion--sundrias to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

4 M SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. We noticed only o few
small parcels sold at previous rates.
FLouR. n. About 1000 bbls. were sold, of which
/ 400 Superfne in three or four lots al 81 90, and
200 Extra Cd private terms.
4 GRAM ... The sales OF Corn embraced some
10000 sacks comprising 1920 Yellow Mixed in two
lots at $780,, s55 at 60, l40o White Mixed and Yel-
low at a. $500 in three lots at 65, $50 Yellow at
the same, 40 White Mixed atz0, 500 White on
private terms, and 400 at zoe. y hushel. In Oats
We noticed sales of about 1000 sacks ST. Louis in
/ GLIDING $50 atA7c, and 1850 in four lots at 4sc.
| % bnshel. or Bran about l200 sacks were dis.
posed Of comprising 625 in four lots at 81 l5, and
$50 from store at 81 10 o 100 lbs.
HAx....Ws noticed sales of some 400 bales
western, Of which 200 at s26 90, us at s27 90,
and so at s2s 90 VI tun.
1920 bbis. Mess. at $40 co. and lso M %. at SIS so
% bbl In Bacon the sales comprised % casks
Shoulders and 200 Ribbed Sides, all on private
terms. OF Lard 2ol9 kegs were sold at l2ac.
D b.
CoFFEE 3. We noticed sales Of about 1900 bags,
Of which 423 at 1s4c. 623 at 1sa 200 at l52, and
l6s Skimmings at 1sc. sS b.
NAVAL SToREs About 425 bhls. Spirits Tur-
pentne were disposed Of, including 220 in three
lots At 20 at 50, and 100 Tuesday at ssc.
ID gallon. or Rosin 1000 bbls. Common and No.
were sold at 81 80, 100 Fair No. lots at 81 90,
ana 500 No. At 81 75@s2 80 S3bbl. for Low to
Fine. @
4 BuTTER AND CHEEsE 4. The transactions were
confined to retail lots at l00l4c. for Western But
ter, and 7tGsc. u b. for Cheese.
EeGs.s Western selling on the Ieyee at $l5 90
@sl5 90 q Dbl.
HIDES We heard Of 1000 Mexican Flint sold
q day or two since atls s@lsac. B ID.
| WHisky 1--WE did not hear of sale of any
consequence. Il ssgsi5
/ FRslsHTs. !. Vessels on the berth for Liverpool
filling up with Cotton at I5-s2d.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
Sgipping sntslIigsllfe.
unEscEHr oErtnE, No. 10 Camp Street.
Thursday Morning, june n, 1860.

unEscEHr osrtnE, No. 10 Camp Street.
Thursday Morning, june n, 1860
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, for ndianola via Calves
ton, C Harris
Brig A A Chapman, Laurent, for Havana,
sss .5 s Plassan
schr Typhoon, oroutt, fol. New York,
Cohen NJ soria
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, from Indianola and Gal.
n weston, to @ Harris-ls dist.
Steamboats,.
Judge Torrance, Wade, I'm Cincinnati
Ed Walsh, Burke, fni st Louis.
Vicksburg, White, I'm Egg Point.
+ Oregon, Baker, FIN Mobile. s. IS
Empire Parish. Vincent, I'm Donaldsonvie
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
PETITIONs---OFFICIAI..

a. NEW oRlEAss, January 2S 1860
of the city of New Orleans
INAAE EaEWETlON of the umdersinsued re-
speetfuy showeth that the majority required by Tie cSy
charter having signed this petition they pray your honorable
body 70 pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10 iii
ae I'VE days noeS IN he official Journal tho contract for
on both sides OF First street. from Water street To An
street The work TO be done in accordance
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
N A N E VILE.
I. FOR nIANDEVILLE, LEWIs.

r n. pR7iIs ~ N11S Nu1dn1SUlEV II1I4E, EWIs-
sengss paske, steamer A. 81. Brown j.
Railroad Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and saurays
the arrival of the ciocs r. cars aud Sundays on he
arrival Of hs TX A, n cars. " - 80
Reurning, VIII leave Nadisonvlle on Mondays Tuesdays
ihnrsdays and "a o'clock A. NJ and Sundays al
O'Clock M feaeh thc Ponehartrain Railioa1 iii time
or the oeiock 4 n train Of commencing regular trips
BPersons sending freight for the boat will please put
the name of The steamer on the freight. Z
ie1e Nos ii Faon sln aud q y Fsasi stvses
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

Brig N A Stevens Butler, I'm Havana, to Prats
Pujol &co.
ExpDrtg.

Exports.
1NDIAN0LA and GALVESTON--Per steamship
Iexas-4 400 bbls -four 500 scks corn 100 coils rope
100 pcs bagging 75 bxs candles 10 cks bacon
81 NEW YORK-Per schr Typheon. 80 ba,es oot.
ton S5 bales moss % do paper do wool 20 bags
wool is cks oil $40 SKIS oil cake Ill bhls molasses
229 hbls crushed sugar "a Cases mustard.
HAVANA-Per brig A Chapman SIS bbls oil
ou0 b6ls l50 kegs lard 100 bbls talIow 40 bbls hams
liz bbls pork Is bbls beef so bbls malt 81 bbls
turpentine l5o bbls potatoes 200 seks corn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
I'd sr1TH, Mayor.
Proclamation par lie Maire.
MARIE DE IA NouyElLr.oRLEA.

MAiRIB NuUy Ellie ORLEANS
Hotel de VILE, 6 aprl lks,n
tsy sdsgsE gEiSTU de la resolution No 5a56 siu
lolei gotlnun de In Nonyee commencement
Ia secto f2 de la chate vile avis est par Is nfsses
gonhe que Inienton de Ia vile est do
ohFFf tn fe Moreen arir de Ia Pets insaua me
ee g. spattr de ls Elmire iesqh fInspen
snse Peete innle, Aete relaf feuyer.
~ sM des places pahiqnes dams la
xie de e Nonveile Orleans fubous incofpo ei mas
al tewsw tItbs b lRD M S ss-riatI r + y NJ sfss.