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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19


firm with engagements Of about 900 70 socc0 bushels
chiefly corn, In bak and bags at a. and at "a, With
some wttA, repJrted 10 bulk q IA for wheat 10 amps
bags 3D. demanded. O,her articles were engaged
to q moderate extent at unchanged rates. To London
eco Casks currans were engaged At 22s a. 2os bbls
-four At % tkd 800 bbs pork At &c. 3D., 100 uercss
tobacco were taken ii IS o.. Rates TO the Continent
were STEADY, with moderate engagements.
fkrI-Ihero WAS more cong In ralslns, and sAles EN-
brsced about 600 boxes bunch IL 80 Is, and 600 "a,
at 50 i0ss "a and 80 bcxes prunss a. a5.c
FnE CsAokxSs The last sale comprhed 500 boxes,
GrSsr Coma sale o. $50 bbls was made in Boston
al l4hc- al41ac, lees 3 per cent.
HlDEs The market hes bern quite active this week
the trade stu their attention common hides. and
ne market has been ssspt OF all late arrvas5d tnss
The Iaas, al ssc. 70 sss.; sni .s wsrm sessSes ap
proachss The trade viii be turning their attention 70
.ns e.scpuen sna 20 doses tho present tick s Be
Ayres and hontevideo II 2shc 2oc elk m,aths 600
Grade a. aec ak months; eco Msiamoros sr12 sc
~ IKE, elk morihs; 1900 Peru at lec. . 2oc., six
moths; 400 Central arrived a. 22jlc. I'VE, ak
months
ISAmR The demand this vtek has been very lsht
ana pr,es nay be saia 10 favor buyers Ths recsipu
have been fair, and sales quite rsht
NAVAL srOss were aui.s and sse. wer. rsh, and
prcss unchaged.
Provisions -Po,k vas quiet, with more armness on the
part Of holcers Tue saes embraced about 0c0 bbls
incudips mess ct 81 20 SIS and new prime at sis rs
as the latter Al an outside price, and old do sold ii
~. utnt was ntil NJ ~ Beef
changed, While the demand Vas far With sales Of $50
go bos within The Old range Of pr,css Tor country ess
rtpsSsed f1d extra Cot meats were Ia fair request
YIN tales Oh some 30 hhds and feroes at THc. for
thou!cers, and hams at &c. exc lard steady but
les active Sales Of 200 bss. and iieroes were made At
IL re auAc Batter Vas dull and t,nded downvards
Cheese was plenty and "a fair requeft Of skc &C. for
Ohio, and al &c. Q roLc for state.
stcAEs Tho market Was active and In some spscula-
i've demand bile prices within the past days have
advanced about &c PER ID, ana fuy recovered rom ths
revoui recent siaht eeprtsson. The sses footed up
about slto hhds mostly Cuhs muscovafos, and shelly
shhn The raoge OF O. &C. for refining grades and
tsc nc for grocery grades. Ss,s OF 700 hhds.
menao and = 20 bags Brazil were made at PIT
IonAcco The market continues quiet The sales en-.
prsceo - nogsteaes Kentucky stfc axe; % bales
Havtnac stc 33c. 81 cases Scedlesf at So
WOOL Sats since our last, 40 bales Ca fornia com
mon 70 me ard pulled, at 1oc q 35c sx months; 100
bats smyrn at Zoe for washed, and lie lie for un.
vHhtd lie market generally In better. but prices DO
rot improve the Transactions fo- the week have be N
mostly with dealers whose operations are privs'e 10
other kinds Of comssic not euumoraied there is VERY
1.-the 10 report, except dull msrket
WHISKY -The mukei was frner, with sales OF sSo
bba 81 &c q e2Hc.
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1t is stated semioncisly that the receipts OF the
Erie road for the frs, half Of this month are about
$4,000 In excess Of the same period last year
Equally favorable es,in ases Of the earnings Of the
Central are talked Of and credited.
The Cincinnati Gazette says Of the Indianapolis
aud Cincinnati road
That the esrnices for the fret Nay show an M
OF between % COO and ~ SEQ crcspoed
nG week lss' year ard that the second will do even
better.
The following is tho Pittsburg Bank statement
for the week erdiug Nav l2:-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, MAY ls-6 p. III.
AsHrs-The market was steady, with limited sales at
cid prices.
ERKADsIrs Fiour-The receipts Of state and Western
brarts large ard the market heavy and closed for
common grades ct &c. per bb decline. The sslo3 en-
orsxea Aocu. 10 W. oos oshs mo'e sss - We 0Sn
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rcfrre On lafse MrCxyshy.
NtS ~ ysha Al . q A fssvtrn x4rosi cssap s.s
saE sctoo Asa>ses 4eos ~ piAAstn sg1h h.
~ efarf street " arg lsss snrcarA,s s seret
gtrce a. ue dsfenfA "a asesu rhe Court hed Thai 'as
cyterce ihsl thsFe q wat u a4lon on me part
he yiaaLH Tie acton c&aDox, therefore be sgsilDei
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The receipts at tide water of -four, wheat, corn
and barley, for the second week of May, in ls6o
and 1850, have been rs follows:-
Flour, bush Wheat, bush Com, bpsA. Bcy<y, bush.
lseo. 500 ls7,loo $4,000 27,6eo
Increase. 81, $50 l76,5co 354,lo0 $500
The aggregates OF the receipts Of the above
articles SO far, for the years 1850 and 1852 have
BEEN
F7ev, Iu'l. Wleo,, bu,h. Corn, t,,h Barley, Jsss
1889 ....i2 N0 s5,loo 1q7 600 5000
lsoo go. I,lCO 200 800 so2 500 1910
Increase II ECO 1884, 200 2cs 900 Dec. 81 500
Reducing the wheat TO -four, the increase In the
receipts Of ls60 Is equal to 26,0l0 barrels Of -four
Tie receipts at TIDE water Of the principal ar,l.
cles Of produce, from the opening Of the canals
to and including tie 18th inst, have been as fol-
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Total. Ill SIS 127 2c4 &o2 <e6.6ii 50 3sT 1000
The experts Of lour and grain from New York. for
week ercirg Nay 10, were;-1o Grcat Britain, 6,sl5
bbls -four 81, $50 bushels wheat s3co9 do Britain
PROVINCES and ether places, ist3 bbis -four, b,e2s
bushels corn
CorrE-Tbe market was quiet and sales we're limited,
while prices we're unchanged.
CorroS-The market quite seasy, while the sales
embraced about 400 500 nts coclng the bAsis
CT the folio xirg quotaiocf:-
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ain ORLEANS @aiIu 0rfsteai.


III ssgs :.
z s's - ~, ~
70 u i, =
~ sstss 4 ! sssssa ~ e 60
ss ss II, Nd 49, ssses
aas s.s. =
s''ss. ~ ~
q sa7 ao Ns Itlnspie Y Y appncasion @ =
aaH asscaes, p aqoptsng g nc pasls tne'r ascer-
wye 1oF peTloa 81 yeafa: = =
Rhesns5 aAy scsaon an pe w keh D. ene
ssss1oaa nt oz the intracase cues
! ase9zs ~ this new xafll1'
nc taclllc faalFoAd GoIninstsse iasely eons'lsa-
So y ne deuss 2 unaefstooa 70 Pc ~ Iavor @
AHs Mag1esis saii, whach, 1eslaos = mooeFase aand
x1nt pF0vaaes for money eoh1slnusseas y "
*uAlaing OI fae read aearn, ta3silsr'
aa1at y w. sseaAses Mrs 1wln VAL advocate me
rassage q thas bhi which WI oe moved Is SUD
fof hls osfa Inc speeiai lnseres1s OF 1aii-
n NJ gzsat enterprise are rep
as1nfHd ~ she taouse k0nlninsee py mr. neott'
ls0 has dissitsnslsd hnaaslf py n.y. sarnest and
Agcxpus Adversely ~ thls, among ctner measures,
Y W. Neiiaxe ot tne Paciac coast NJ.
9Ee N t1eeola, = Aiao IN apprcprlate accession
~
Ha $3.50 n M prospect "a tns employmen q Il
ok Iexas isAnls n protect fhe froniser,
"a &9ne essionaa ansnnF ihe SenAee amend
e = re- nnalztaz acadcny gu eommfs NE sub
= kedsral a'd e sae discretion o me fsesl-
we = % oEefeome 81 .ne smpsts ISSUE =
aa faa'1Ee g ~ aut'Ahs vesl.pO
5s Msas a'9 shAtssf N Vt u ospl ~ ~.
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Al SroRx OF BoRDEH Tnfss The Holmes county
x0hlo) Farmer Publishes a singular scrap Of his

a SroRx or BoRDEH Tnfss. The Holmes county
{ohio) Farmer Publishes singular scrap OF his
tory. We condenxe:
Holmes epunty in 1916 was the hunting ground
MI 4ndianx nf Seneca y the chief Of d tribe
III taiiae, as one. MI. Jacob Almond, now
1iYiBg III G0shorton county then lived about mile
from where Williamsburg now Is, and near the Mile
Pond. Seneca became inimfcal to Almond but
pretended friendship yet Mi. Ammonds knowledge
II The indian charAster enabled him to detect this
Heneca told Almond that there Was q
kk1x Meax MIIa Pond, and wanted him to 40 to help
9ilL MI Annlond consulted till wife, and she beg
Eed hiTn nut % 10, but Almond thinking be ran
eSq DIX ~ 8oIag with the Indian than to take the
E6Afee6ef being Killed when not on his guard. &C.
d Sc eeseoa, each taking . gun. The pond
kejnx n6lxoW Seneca took ono side and Almond
AtnlBond kept hls eye on Seneca, and
~ hlin g6E behind \ tree, and Amm0nd also lot q
AIlsi and THE Indian, leaving bis cloth
i41 exPoseds s6nsen aimed, but bis gun snapped,
nd while liking the printing exposed Ills head at
At<c4 4nh19ad took deadly aim and put his bullet
1oane elxk h1fk md with It tied d heavy stone to
body md sunk 4 III the pond. The
8t1rea ut 6eEeca was IN unrayfed mystery
fok f6Ety ys6fss when MI Almond lately diYuIRed
fll6 secret u The Auditor Of Holmes county.
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correspondent Of the New York Herald fur
nishes the following picture Of Aspinwan and its
inhabitants
Tle tlFoagh paaserg ID California sees Of As
piMWHll iueFeiy 6ne street along the railroad track
4 fhe h0uses hHsng wooden and alternating as fol
BID ru lid worse ffuif for sale, several taverns
cl!sstsfed tegsthsr fronting the steamboat wharf,
Bps MI Il onIy the show portion Of the city.
Until 5Sfaaica nasrccs. WINS roost ia ali sorts 81
f1nrHiS DOWN Ehanfics back of the aristocratic B
Gtxest The 7Hen IRE, some pf them, employed by
z6e railrOad Company while the rest live By what
they can pick Up, = term synong nous with roguery
III every kind But it ia to the ladies of color that
Wiah I'd call Youf attention.
Nbe1 flxEt hing deserving notice Is their dress.
he fnaxerial, calico, Of bright red or flaming
eiIcW grplEsH, the pattern being boqnets, consist
ing cabbage pot lids, snnfIowers and
broom handles The dress Is made long and trail
ing, very convenient IN this country where it rains
ss days n ths week and is cloudy on the seventh;
sAfter one day wear d beautiful mud fringe enl-
6eliikhes THE Bottom, and after week il ID mag
HiiiGSntIy sceiIuped Ply tearing against splinters,
Fhs inhillieF of wearing The dress is not the least
funny portion 81 The effhir on ordinary occasions
HE body and sleeves are not put on, but hang
dangling DOWN In front, tearing the person from
5Ae wA}st upward nee and untrammeled. But on
sps u hoesa III syes i fast s siihe r bg
u EnEfe Pin near the waist or else by the same
method about the neck. The chaitssure con-
alsis Of ! pair Of satin slippers invariably down
at the hesl while the native veol uxuriates I'M
confined by fashionable cap or bonnet. To see
these persons III at their glory You must notice
them 0n steanaar days, when they suddenly be-
cnnaA dealers III fruits and cakes endcavoring to 4
obtain customers by Wanting the cheapness OF
their wares. hen night closes in the town is kept
awake by the zloise Of drums, flies and adles DIS
c11rsing most execrable music, and the scenes
Mjtlin their dance houses fan surpass those for
msT3y exhibited cn THE Five Points.
SEGh n taaa picture 0f free niggerdom, of which
forbeaf VI Pit II the shades.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
be- the and effective agent ever used o
tho destruction Of these Troublesome verma.
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND foAoh De.
sTRoYER there many spurious articles offered fof sa
For sale by J. WRIGHT CO.,
al smaW q and ISL Charities street 8
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CTAT1ONARY STEAM ENGINES-
ALL SIZES FROM s. to 10 DIAMETER or CYLINDER


PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. from TX to 80 horse power.
DRAINING WHEELS from IL feet so feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS from 10 10 inches In diameter.
Lon Lsasits's Fatent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
iron and wooden frames. with Norcross Rocker Boxes and
Htearr,a Patent Eccentric Head Blocks
Pages and Paga 4 Chlds CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Bonbls Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws
ssraubs Iron Franc CORN and FLOUR MILLS from IS
sinchcs diameter.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS Of Q. TX and II inches in
diameter by long and geaxed for either horse steam
power. 5
sHAFTISa. COUPLINGS, PuILIEs, STANDS. HANG
ERS. ard Boxes Of all Shes
DOUBLE FLuE BOILERS q inches in diameter, and from
i6 to 80 feet lsng,
K CIRCULAR SAWS, up to u inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES Of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, Of al sizes.
An assortment or all sizes Of the above articles generally In
store ready delivery the shortest notice. and fer sale
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed S
Full printed Catalogues Of prices viii be sent address
by mail.
n1y9 kWtf 10 Cravier street. New Orleans.
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e. n. MORRISON g co.


C. N. Sohm.sos. ,,vs,s 4. !. 2, nAss .,.,
iuTy ~ i 81 r;Ds s,,a lias H. s ".
NO. NJ .s sss sn
MEDICINES CHEMICALS PERFUMERY SURGICAL
rs,s.r,, NJ, ,rss !, .T,s,, ,,rr ar go
INsfRuAkNTs fAlNIs OILS aLAs etc., etc., respect
fully inform Merchants Planters and Physcaus that they
prepared to supply them with every article in the Drug line
= II s civ aonr the
80 IN ~ II n .sa 10 H. sa,o,,
a ss osnn ~ French and
100 pounds Blue Mass, English and American
900 pounds Mercurial Ointment
800 pounds Honduras sarsapaTills;
$50 pouuds best Turkey Opium;
100 oss Sui and Acetate Morphne;
Is ouness Otto Rose
20 casks Sal Soda
le.sss Car. Blue Blue Wash;
70 sels eireama, light;
. cases Indigo Gar, and Manina'
! aa = sasss s &. aaa rsAflash'
% sbls. parc Castor OIL;
~. = asa 49, Sp~ NAs
49,, 60 s -
-, us +, osps -.
10 bills. Flour sulphur;
Io.s, pan s,nnrr.
Dps ~ sapn W., u. .rd A,.v.nar,o.
dg fturr Arutf eAiA hrel and Nfta-
~""" p01 w 49, , :.
rs carboys Sup Nitric and Muriauc Acid;
Is lars Carb Ammonia;
,s -. !, ,,,,.,.,..
~ aipoSs ny. 4hiaio'is,
500 pounds Aeetic Acid;
ION nonnds Tartar;c Arid.
- - i, ',
ggg 1U ozs. IAnnic Acd;
20 kegs Pearl BerIy
,xa,... T-., r,.,..s
1oe Kegs turkey opamiZ
t-5..H. 1000 lbs. Arrow Root, Amer;
r,o,.. a... -. p.-..us..
-" ioo' site" soo'' oe'hiaaai
200 pounds Assafwtida, In cans;
an mounds BaIsam C,anabia.
8s I,.,Y
? Dds. black Lead;
10 bbls Ginger Root;
,nhh,s t,aen.a 1,ar,nhor. et5
Az DOS nehAeo eainpnofi
30 boxes CASTLE Soap;
bOD bills CAYENNE Pepper
- ,,-,.-r
~ gross eopaoA ospsues'
5 casks Chloride Lime;
2fo mounds Chloroform p and w.
10 bbls Cream Tartar.
a00n no,rds E,t I,,no,a
NV p ~ Us "ooo'
lOW cations Copal Vnrnsh;
2 bbls iva ITrsi.
nxt,
Dds. Sum Myrrhi
3 bbls. yalerian Roof.
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OFFICE OF THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.


" COMPANY or yEW oRIEANs
- " Ni1As.
FOURTH ANNUAL sTATEMENT
NEW ORLEANS, January H. 1860
sun MUTUAL INSURANCE coMpAs ss nn1is ~ II
Amount of premiums received for the year ending
December 81 1859. S7s3 5e5 %
Amount of untermnated risks 3st December 1855 liz ss m
~, -
r,aas AK X .' 7s1 y go e4 is ois1
eeasei' 80 = soa $50 %
For premiums on Fire Risks $3996 18 66
For premiums on Marine Risks. 25ssso 80
For premiums on River Risks .-...... 2568 %
Less premiums on risks not terminated
sist pecemoef' ioos...........''.-'.. 49, s62 90
-'ss4.4 .l Y - l,1' " '1 a,4ae o
- $50 q
Ne' premiums ior me year ena'hs 'lst december
15oa 40 IS
Losses paid during same period, viz;
On Fire kisks....... $40 So
On Marine Risks ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 6eloo 40
on River tsks .-s..-...,.........s..... 70546 ga
40 az IN
nednct sisconn, ,r,srs.+ ana o,u "
less reinsurance expenses e.c "a ssoa
- sss 6s6 40
-
'he year ehalhs eisl Deeemoer 1852 5s Y
The Company have the following assets viz
Loans Pledge Of Bank Stocks and City Bonds 5559 %
Bills receivable at short time for premiums 63so27
Premiums due in course of collection 14l5 80
Grip Of suHdry Insurance. Companies ls4 90
'ooo "
otal amount Of assets. 81 sos 7es rs
-
aa eiA'1 VI LeoasiAN NJ rAHisn or ORLEANS
p,..,, 4, 8. = - ivy Wy u sse0 oteahs.
..,,, -, M way VI january, 1901 Do
ioe he suoscrDe Justice Of the Peace In and for the
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutua 60
panv Of New f,rjeana ,.bo ba,ng AN. 80. ,as, 4. ~
do depose and say thathe above Just true
Nv '.e11 vac c %9,os % 81 ss,o company.
'' ' ~".''' see'e
,os " N eefe1e 'e, 'his izn gay OF January
1860. D. II. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors to nay an interest Of
PER GENT. IN CASH, outstanding Certificates ii
PROFITS Ia tba holders tha,eos ~ 4, ,ha,. -, -.
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DIR. DAVIS

DIR. DAVIS
comPo UNp SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
it's influence the most dangerous cough Is removed spit
ding Of blood is prevented the breathing rendered soft and
easy aud the unfortunate sufferer soon restored from the
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
j WRIGHT CO..
q and Isl Ghartres street,
Sole agents for the South.
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NeeIER os mn HrcHwAY.The body n #,
All senss worthy planter, reading south Of
Read eight Or tn miles ~ s NJ = g .a,,
E,ss, We e As buggy, having been killed Win
TN RfonanaY ~ persons who Mad gsaylai hi,n
sssscn 4naMahsags tht ny haa aoms vi o on MI
NY we with tie body 81 Il ksg u, x.,,,s
5sSS c4Insa TON the MoSIe to the Nasn.a !,
p roa BIZ watch and one doliar Wsys asss
MI Zones hnd been In this sity ! a., ,,,,,..,...
vzcas ~ = believed 10 was wsyaid nv Yar pss
I M montgomery Mails
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DAILEY's MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally supplanted all oinmens and healing ap
pcaons in both the Eastern Western Heisphere wher
and its the true secret Of i.s
in all cutaneous affections whether the
dent disease.
Burns and ScaIds
Are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and Inflammation
BY timely application Of this healer and the flesh
renewed as if by charm, no beish remaining
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from external injuries espec
ally fluid and caphene explosions therefore every mother
have this healing constantly hand heals
breasts and quickly the letter. Rngworrn 50
prevalent jn children
To Travellers by Sea- and Land.
The machins the traveller and other individual whose
lot in life throws him within the chance of sccient from epo
sion collision should mind that this Magic Elk
his and only friend II Is both portable and cheap
should be his companion, friend in need There
living witnesses to testify to its marvellous
tue their sound limbs and muscles to its saving
efficacy.
The following arc few of the leading diseases which
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is preventive
~ well as curc;
Burns, Bruises,
Boils, Broken Breasts,
Bites Of Reptiles, Cancer
Crseked Lips Chapped Hands,
Chblains Crarp
Contracted Cords, Chafes,
Diseases Of the Skim Erysipeas,
Fistula Frost Bites
Fever Sores, Felons,
Fa Glanduar Diseases,
Mereurial Sores,
Pains generally,
Pmples, Piles.
Poison, Rheumatism.
Rashes Sores of all kinds
Shot Wounds, Scrofula,
scurvy, scads, Scurf,
Scaid Heads, Sprains
Small Pox, Tumors,
letter, Uulcers,
Venereal Sores, ETC.. etc.
Sold at the principal depo Ia Broadway New York. and q
and Isl Chartres street. New Orleans, by
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
General Agents.
also be obtained of all respectable druggists
chants throughout the United States and Canadas.
DIR. osGooD,sINDIA cHoLAGoGUE
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PHOTO GRAPHIC.
A ANDERSON s BLnssING's
I'M
rev AND svP ERR
rHoroeRArH1O = DAouERnnorYrE
SALOON,
Nc. 81 Camp street.
CORNER Or coMaERcrAL PLACE.
NEW onIxAss
OPPOSITE THE rloAyUsE orrIosi
1es ''aSs = INFORM our numerous patrons and the pub
lie that have Isl Cana, street 10 the above
named connodious building. which have cited and fur
nshed in suitable style. with his
Largest sky-Light In the city,
LARGE RECEPTION ROOM For the Public,
SPLENDID PARLoR AND DREssrsa-Roox.
IT
A1cinsseV tof Aaaies, and
f0sshsr WIN an sno necessary rooms and convsnisness for
The execution Of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
miniatures and Portraits Isno,r ta.n
TIVE SMxEHpsr yooprm
-fo-
xu,y ,proru - =,
= - eAAn
PHOTOGRAPHS on Visiting Cards BIZ The hundred
- s1'NAA - - 'Ate'~eu'ae @1e'.
,vn.s paID,,n1, n,.-.n.. ~. .,s s.,...s
PHOTOGRAPHS taken In Groups Of FaniIies
fheToeKArhs taken Of Buanss In any part OF the city.
DAGUERREoTYPEs taken In al their beauty and psrfeo
~ onr, ror,-..,
Of thu city.
taIie ,Iatss tbsrshv ob,,a.,r, r.. a... :, $50,
AAbkoTffEs transferred 70 Paper OK Leather letter sss
hso-
81 LES
[--5
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r. sTRINGER & co.

E. sTRINGER 8 co.
SrRINe AND sUMnIEHl
F sTRzNaER i co.,
Camp Street ............. 80
Ars now receiving their supplies Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Suitable for
Spring ana Summer Wear.
OFFICE,
BUSINESS. AND
SAC COATS, in
SILK MIXED CASHMERE.
FRENCH BATIsrE !.
LIGHT MIXED
GREY rwEEDs
FRENCH MERISo.
BLACK ALPACA,
coLoRED ALPACA,
FANCY DRILL,
WHITE AND COLD DRILL
Planters LINEN Do.
Frock Coats.
SUPER. FIR. BLACK SINGLE MIILED CLOTH.
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:. :. DRAP DETE
:. BARBOUR MERINo.
:. BLACK ALPACA.
Plantations.
GREY TwErps
FANCY LINEN DRILL,
WHITE
coLoRED I. 1. :.
PLAIN AND FANCY LINEN
49, $3.50 $3.50, VIZ
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busters for Railroad Travelling.
bisoH@s 49, ooiAotsf.p LINEN DuoAEfss.
ALPAecA BUSTERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

~ Ehiladslplisa paper says 81 d drunken nagro
who fell down eeSr CHA TIA YEA
BY his striking bis head frsf. n = ''sssIs y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17

IN
\ DIR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, the unrivalIed CANCER DOC
TOR many has been located Gravier street.
in the vicinity Of the st. Charles Hotel has removed his Office
No. 10 BARoNNE STREET, between Common AMI Canal OPP
pose the Lafayette Car Landiag where he IS prepared treat
all diseases which he processes cure viz CANCERS In
their worst FORMS scALD HEAD, WHITE SwELLINGs and
ULCERS, of esery description.
Specimens of Ulcerous Tunos extracted from paens
be nj Dr. Reynolds Office and references to Of
prominent standing In this and other States Of the Union who
have been successfully treated Dr. Reynolds will be given
all who have any doubts of The efficacy Of his remedies
He challenges the medical faculty Of the United States of
america Europe TO excel his cures. jas 2ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-17
nlly9 xviii 10
yuGAR IIoGsHEADs SUGAR HoGsHEADa-

ST4YE AND SINGLE MACHINES
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADs, RICE, MoLAsSEs, RosIN AND
TuRPENTINE SLAVES. AND SHINGLES.
The principle in this Machine Is the old process Of
splitting and dressing BY hand labor Working directly with
grain timber produces article not liable to warp
81 check from exposure The Slave Mil will shave and
ont from the bolt 1000 10000 Slaves per and the
Single Machine 10000 600 Shingles requires
horse power to work it, attached ans
CINE gin mill power It make any required length
and can be adjusted any thickness taper The timber Is
neither sawed but yen and shaved directly from
the bolt.
Both Machines in full operation between the hours
Of 10 and o'clock every day. No Canal street. These
Machines are made in Augusta, Ga,
Any party wishing purchase Parish State, County and
gle rights Machines obtain them from the Agent who
will give full particulars. F.W G. COOK,
Sole Agent the States Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama jasl 6m