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, 1860-06-18
Produce shipments Of the Upper Nils"
NinaippE.

The crop Of 1859 is going forEard az rapidly
az possible from Minnesota and Wisconsin, and
Northern Iowa. The shipments from points
on tue Mississippi River, between L. Crosse
and St. Paul during the fall Ct 1857, give some
norts and products from this :" up river coun-
try." IN exchange for which large supplies Of
merchancise. and some considerable money
will be required.
The following statement is made from the
actual shipments at different points during tbs
fail of 1859, and embraces, on fair estimate,
ahnnf ane.third Of the cFlp:
, 1860-06-18

The markets to day we're generally quiet, and
prioes Of all kinds Of Breads1uffs declined. Corn
declined 3@Ic, bat wss inactiVe-selIers hold
ing oil for tho steamers news' which was hour
1y expected. Sales amounted to only about 5o,-
coo bushels at 47G4so for No. in store; 4si@
ar FIR Nm in stare and 4a644c for Rr;ect.
:. -. a.1,o. ,,o.;,r ,r;.h l,n;tad ;ro,;rv
eo1 so0e 49, ~, ,1,,,
at at: Tor NO. IN store. wheat oectlned 1@
o. with limited trausactiops at 81 o. for Wiz,
.,...,,, f.,,h i, s+,,a q m, f,r NJ :, a,,;rg.
1oas.1 n. oao -. '. <1'ss. crSoo. ~ ~
ap@l.00 for No. Spring; and ssGsoc Tor Re
fredericksburg firm at lbs inside quotations.
Flaw VIVA dr1l and beavv with limited sales nj
as ""' e.-e ,.u-.,
$s'sSf 1oF iar spring oaps'"ne' oa'o oo'' Ano
nomlnally tG.o lowsr-sh'ppers Offering only
25o and holders asking PSI @29c. Rye dull and
...,.,,. n,,,;a,1 nsr.ov n,,;-. md ,so,octod
ou1.e5 N'A4"A ~. 49, A~ke-s.o'
HlBaWiaes Dali, WIN fa'es oi cu} manafsctnfe
In small lots ut 1sEe, WhiteGsh dull and droop-
;,o-:Eo selling in sma1t io,s Mt x4.0o. Hide.
-. ~. s-,,."ue., ~, :. .u.a =.
very qu'e.' Wv a.s1"ase". WV. ~ so'u 10,
.-..,. .... - -. -. s'.t,
""ff. ; s.,s..
Gay II oet9ioe-lne 'a'toF aBuie oelnR coae'o-
cred outside.
Freirhts inan.iye and steady. Two vessels
we're engaged to-day Mt &c for corn to Buffalo.
~
,,n,,,.ues dul, and nrices nre drooninp. The
transactions for tue week past have not been
rarr ioroo 4le sa1rs he;np nrinc;na}Ir confned
te :ymail f.,s rron Stors tn ihe oty trade' There
~ ~ emst 4aes sr;str ~ nr,css ron3rsad th.t - ;e
hardly sate to make any Quotations. One thing,
ths. - III onsi;t;os ia aec1;e;sr "n S,ss ~
commands tssbm5 40: ertra s7O157s viii
some choice iots Vi $50: cx,ra f.m,I, s SOFAS.
fancy 6.4VI6 90. Graiu-The grain ma, ket has
been remafs.bly dull during tue past few daye.
o.s vii, an 9ecasional ealc Of ryr. here has
haan nntb;rc do;nr wo,tl,s of notic. Corn
mer,s wi,b bs,t = noor demand at ssc ior com.
rnon and 657 ,sr tor ur1me do. Oats sra dnl,
~ ga613.c I'm, first hands. ard s5aa7c from
ator. In wheat rhere ,ras m, n SIN Si. trsnuec.
1ion that xr could hear Of: we ouotr oom;nalIr
-ed. osMl 81. white. 1.ssn1 4t, nccordinp to
ouality. Rse-Small .ales ,rern yrnor,ed At
:5c Har1er-In harley there wasnoth;ne done
Prioes are non1inal At nrey1ous ouotations.
TOLEDO nAEkE7s-June 15th.-Ihe market
today seems to be in comatosc state: al
4horph undar the ;nf1,ence of tho mani. -
vh.st lev sa1es If red havc hsen efT.c.ad
Fonr-No salra. Wheat-Tha haitian sssrns
~ hsv. fa1,en mt of 1Ee whaat ,narsot .aJar oeo
Sales oi l.2o0 bu N. S. red at 1l0c 4e9 tu do
q 1loc; .oeo ou 90 llos; go hu Or. same
Tsnor1e8 40 10 A'sA'''0e"' 4'' 1a'es
....
eAdoaF 1soAe.ak"1S At Ne" 'oRk-1uhe
, 1860-06-18

NEW YoRk, June l6-Tbe slave brig Fal.
mouth, previously reported captured By the
United States s1oop of.war Portsmouth, of
Porto Prayo, arrived here to-day in charge of
Lieut.. Abbott
, 1860-06-18

Bos7os. June lo.-Judce Sprague of the
United States District Court has given d
lengthy decision, ,condemniugt the schooner " an
derer as forfeited by being engaged in the slave
trade
, 1860-06-18

The receipts at ti3ewater of F1aur, Wheat Corr and
Barley foYthe Isl week Of June In 1870
as f.uows:
ffer. Flour, hrS. Wheat. bu. Com. bu Barley, hu
le69...... l%691 G6,le7 6t.sa5 500
l:o9..-... 2a.s63 127,6;3 e3lslB ;oJ
Inc... 13,!ol Inc. Il, ,sS6 1nc..4s7.tt5 Dec.. $40
Tbs receipts II tewatet OF The tcpa alcea Of pro-
duee from th~ cnlnK the Caniis Including the
rtt hnra ahhnrA
, 1860-06-18

HREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ COMPASYS
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE.
For Through Freight 0nly.
New Central Great Western, and CONNECTING rosda+
Chicago and ali the Nest.
Roads forming this old and yel.ahls 1ou.a from tia
se2boerd md the Rett. have orgxnlxedA
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Giving perfect Reliability and greatly Increased ppseh
tFexhtthe trains forming tie Lire East and We ruu
w1h he same fse1 atS a,Etpg coanccons Il he
semlauso Or e'sa Road as IhIerxh fas.soxez Iraas
r mpsiy and Fairly Adjusted. s1srE paeksxes .Fsss
Ex7r e L!na, via q. ". r.
In New YORK deliver Eo,ds At Eud on Ryrr Railroad
fassepXer Depot Hasen street, Can1l Street pxpot
La ston. deliver goods Bosom and Worcester Railroad
Depot, and marx Is above.
Through BiIlof Laux given and Kectatu.ttons ra \.
my OF the company.s Onces.
E. +. BEACH. AGENT l79 Broadway, New York
OTIS h1MBAL1. Agent. Il State street, Boston
A. "ALLlNGFORD, Western Agent.
Corner Dearborn Esrecz opposite fremont uou,e
Cal&9o. uah7l.a0-1y
, 1860-06-18
ftIIICAGO MILL-FURNISHIN9
DEPOT.
T. ". BNTte3" s. Co.,
EAIU1AcIpEEE1 o1
FRENCH BURR
T I + l. s T O n & s :

Of Ali Qua.7iesJ and
Q. ". Browns Patent Portable
FIGURING and Grist Mills,
And beal.1sln
DUTCH "ANKER" BOLTING CLOTHS,
Bnut 4l1isa sep1rators,
eeperatoss fos Warehouses,
Be!:lngs oraall kIn.s,
Helsting Serewsnnd BAL
E.an Dustera, Petts, Proof Stats, de-, &c.
Fairbanks Scales.
, 1860-06-18

4Alt5.0G0
10 which add export. Of 7ox,, lumber ssd wood
en- manu- 1c4u ~. firm the black. Chippewa
s.tla sta I'd av.rsxe of Il peF 100 iea &oes go
Total erpers ffn and a"ov. IACrosse. G4oIto
Between Dubuque and Il Gros*e, there sr. tere~
III l.1Ee RT,in ahlpp,lE ro'nts, fuch As Metre
enr, lsviun and Gut t'en6ut8.
From McGr.E,r, ~ go hn,h; Whist were thlp'
ooe ooo buah.s COO 600
ma s. ssfy .s m.1e - nue ss efstteor ocu
abs w.eon,n u Raysr ii iow tms'e, sxy.. psooeoo
sstssa;ed ill., 90
Id Erossf KSpubkicon, 9th.
, 1860-06-18

BUFFALO. JuEc 1l.-Claased. brig Young America
DOYLE o. Icazo. -
UsWtGO. June 1s.-An ed, eenr Darleu. Gibbs, Chi.
eo ptep g. KSsnsn a. rn i1.4 snr
10. II h-Auved, schrs Gam4cock. enna1t, Chicago
Tlan, Robertson, 90; Carin< on. "orey.do,
, 1860-06-18
DWTSBUTiGH. FORT WAYNE

~AA A1oSAhS.AA3 T 1Ol.A ~ ~ ~ -
l. An. CHICAGO RAILROAD,
Low GO p&ted A11 from Ch!Caxo 10 I1.thAEra
w1thoutch nke ccnneetlnx Nth tbr xreat
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New f6:k. Philadelphia. Baltimore Auh 14hns1G1
0y, and atksntertoF ,wpa OF Penls; lvsEia, New j.:
Wy, Saw Io:k. Maryland, &c.
Assthants by tlktnx tIs route, VII: hava tas t,re.t
Ill tho Eas:ern nasxei at no a!d!tiopal eesi.
Baggage checked through.
Traas leave It's eoruetcs C4rs1 And W.. Tura1
ktreets y Eeat sda. - :o::uvs;
GOA. -MornInx Ex2rtss. dail7 {sundAYa e-cspa IT,
.r1 .4--Stht E.pfc.$, lilly tSatuniayt eA>epxl.,
Connecting ., ,Cr:stns .lsa Cleveland WI Lag
eoston saa Al ots1or :oSn4 =; Nsw ka4lasd VIA N.n
Also south to coiGmhus. zxo&svilis. Newast Nou,s
Vernon. steabense. Wheclrx and Inferior Ohio
and V1rK1n!A.
The above trains eoaasct Il Forest on MLt
EsseT Roal to srrc S1e. Cr5aca Dayt1u aeh cnttpsx
Alfo 1lih trains n Lima: dayton and Cincinnati
FARE AS Low Ao ANY OTHER RNtTE
bound East will Ind Fo:e 10th pez<ant
an akeeahe pax.nx through mAEY OF Il Ian eSt a.I
tness cities In tho Cnited Statcs.
PAa@Angcts arriving 1t Chicago a1y the soadA VII
dn attentive check Agents 1t tas Lepo: csc1s
and convey baggage es Ut charge to the rssbgh 4c4
Chicago c4IA. Sleeping cars accompany each tYa:n,
Tickets fo. sale 4: I'll tho principal Ticket us ID Hs
Wesi and II tis Ct;any Oes coEue. Of RAuiol - AID
Dearborn street,, oppee!e o Ksve1e Iicuse, " a. v.
Depot Sls at CAna Anl Wa Hust1 sr1esis
Ch!cs{o.
Be pan.suias 70 A.A los tckets os Fn1l wayna
~. PATElCX, Ticket Axeu..
JAS. y. Mt tSSOS, f1rlkht Agent, CEics.o.
, 1860-06-18

RtHamd Eahafs
1T. CA1aaRIx1a+ June ls-8 x-Ihe following vefhe
pA.-ed during The last n Loura: ,u
sils Uown-U1cle Tom. Eurrka, Morning Light, n
Pecs. Shepard. uold Aun'sr II ,cd, I,IacJ;
cust l. I latham. j Gfspt,
, 1860-06-18

RUFtAi.O j. LAKE HURON
~ RAILWAY. Bboztesa and b44t roa'e 70 Eusio - i
Other Eastern cities.
ftves u Huf.io Al 80 pm. Nev York ~ m ain H.
\. Es siao. xv!nx Lat Tickets VI ii 'oai ssu
b. obtained II the E1fol Uepok. u. - cAlsTEE,
fe1& 20 II GcnI Manage
, 1860-06-18

.NiSee&EaMsoWs4
Tho Echo1ner E.neu feppstel Yesterday the dsts
Las been GOT CT aad passed this
Ttltuue
The new schooner Forest City of Cleveland. arrived
hera erdAY rpd Ia hing Ut fc Detroit and Milwaukee
Railway CO doc '.uh' she has enm :nsed taking
cAg, OF blsck .nut lunhet &C.. srlhs Boston ma1tet
Eli II a sp.ttdJ c:sf|Ib.d.
-Qae teet Of vezssa sailed ty yesterday, hound up,
ncar,y aof ch only got Hog Island, tho SW breeze
extending that far only ltd.
, 1860-06-18

fee. Any nd giyeu for the above objects will
be gratefully received and faithfully applied Is
directed by the besto1er.
H. ASrHoSr. Chairman Relief Com.
GaAs. 3. Toll, Sheriff Clinton Co.
HENRY Wk1sE.
RExoyAL--Leland l. Mixer have removed
their Office and sample room to 13o South Wa
tar street. Pork.house Flanders Block, oppo-
aite Michigan Central Depot mls-lm
, 1860-06-18

J. w TU.irLE, Agent,
FO0T OF STATE ST., CHICAGO.
, 1860-06-18

[ 'HltAtsU A4% u MtI.N Al:ht;E
Paul. ' -" ~A"F'7 Nit %.
Anfnlnz L!ue-At =, =. n Arrives At u.,x,nx+ .t.,.
Pm. and u Cto te baue ey.n.rk, A~
nsstaag IE"-ats10 p III arriving II X:::wau1.s ~
LIZ 4 % an. L. CsHAt II ,p.al \. 70.
Resb OF tsee frA connect u /. C;v.ss x!.a -.
Bo.ss tor S4nt Pal. N 'S>
~ alktfsn T. tn :sAvta w4akcs1n II T. ILL.,, nsdr:, =:
Gheaxo at : 70 a. m. lravss ch:eaxo o.s =, t.: a.
Isa.n*!e.se Milwaukee n H. Is an. sit p T.; Ar.
nss y Ch!taknas LIS =. n. atd pm,
, 1860-06-18

F@S1sH OEEFUs53 1U"F 1Ut"s
UFzPtop, Northern LEht. Comet. l!lno's nasssyk'
Plight Twin Sister, Rust Seaman. Convoy, Ethan Aen.
5 Aewhnnse, Ba tic.
D3vs-BarEs tovere!kn Of the 11kes Northern L'ent;
s.hEs John 1hursby, Andovs1, + S Ecnis, Granger
tmsu.
, 1860-06-18

(IulCAGO, ( BukL!Nt5TU.4 u
~ QClSC1 EA.LCnAn
pxa%anxef Trains leave ard arrive H. Gh!e4t9
Day hzpsers leaves sid Auat-. eE>e.r arrives
Sa0 p suE!Ays tacepsd... slsss hxp:eA. leave. sla
Satutr3y. "ycrrtFt at~vrr $50 r.n, Me nrAy> ex-
eepted.... ntndots Aceouo.stl.A s:veA 4ap . o.Ay4
axceotea. arrive. s;l3 Al. sunt4ys e1scIs<d.
's.t bAA4ua y. H>.csa:S S--I~
, 1860-06-18

Addtwo-,hlrca Of tha crop for spring shipments
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

# STATE OF LOUISIANA, D
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans,
Be itremembered that the 18th of July 1880 before me-
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS. Presi
dent of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company New Or.
leans who being duly according law depose and
say that the foregoing accounts and ue
transcript from the books Of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
Sworn to and subscribed before me, the July 1862
u5.a= D. f. MITCHELL, I'd P.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
PER CENT in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Prof
s to the holders thereof heega on and
after the sEGoND MONDAY in August proximo. "a
Also, to declare dividend of THIRTY PER GENT 80 Der
cent, the Net Earned Premiums the Company for The
ending the Both June 1S60 for witch certificates will be
Issued on and after the first day of October next.
And resolved further that after esevng over One Million on
Dollars Of Profits, all the outstanding certificates of the
issue Of the year 1851 be redeemed the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proximo-nterest thereon TO eaasa
from sDth June ult
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
fsH1EsTnUT GROVE WHIsKYl
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY


Ths Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHIsKY ds.
to introduce the article to the public physicians Of city
and country, as the sg i zF
Purest Difrusable Stfmulant
which has been prepared for medical proves itself
cordial eahnl invigorating to the enfeebsd
whether By age disease distilled from the best rye AND
malt and its nutritious properties by
peeuliar his whereby the Fusi on other noios in.
gredisHfs known be contained Whisky In general a
se completely separated that the absolute purity Of this r
ticle from any foreign adrnixture is guaranteed.
u addition to the following testimonials the most emf.
nent Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia York and Bo
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed Ii with hs
Diploma and Dr. jackson Of Boston has testified oath
TO Its absolute purity. Read the following Al
CE ERTIFICATEs.
Philadelphia, Sept. Q, 1855
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you that ii contains mona o tbs
poisonous substance known Fus on which the character
se and injurious ingredient of the Wskies general use
BOOTH GARRETT CAMAo,
@ Analytical Ghenusts
g4 2 New York, Sept. s. 1855
haye analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr Philadelphia and having
carefully tested pleased state thatt entirely res
rom poisonous deeterous subsanees II unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky. "a & Isl i.
.3 JAMES n GHILToN analytical Chemist.
Boston, March I, 1859
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples of
Chestnut Grove W to be free from
Fasil eiIa. and perfectly pure lnadulterated The
flavor OF fhia Whisky Is derived from tho grain used In manu-
facturinG il. Respectfully,
A. 4. HAYES, N. D.. stste Asssyer,
No. 16 Boylstoz street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
Wholesale Agent,
nB Walnut street,
l62 iyzW st PafLADEIPHtA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
IT AIDES WINE. ..,.,...... LADIES' WINE.

q 4 ( 4 m G a73
SPEER'S VINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DfURETTC and sUDoRIFIC Which
testified by Physicians Of Ladies' and Gentle
men in all parts Of Europe and America.
As a Gentle Stimulant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
As a Diuretic,
1t mpars healthy action GLANDS KIDNEYS and
URINARY oRGANS-very beneficial in pRoPsY corr
Ernptic and Rheumatic Affections.
AS "a Sudorific,
acts upon the Skim opening the pores epelling all i'm
puies by insensble pespiaon thereby driving off Rupons
and cleansing the surface giving tone and ,go to lie bI
system, and BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY cond;;o
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians g-
Have long used the Blossom and Fnt of Elder as ons of
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries are dried and preserved by es for use in case
Speer's Wine of Elder
Is pure from the juice of cultivated Elder recommended bv
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarlabIe me-
dicnal properties SUPERIOR any other wines N
ie and an excellent article for all WEAK and
I'D PERSONS, and the AG ED and INFIRM remoyne. ATT
DISTRACTIONS, improving the APPETITE and benoitting
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' wine,
beeause VIII not noxeate it no mixture Of
spirits and other liquors. and admired for rich peculiar flavor
and nutiye properties; imparting healthy tone ia e
ach and Digestive Organs t $5
1S wine glass fall may be used with meals or II
any time through the day as desired. ~ IN
We will only ask yonr Indulgence to make one trial f 4b
Wine - W
For sale in New Orleans by f. J. HART 1 co. JOHN
WRIGHT Co. JAMES SYME Canal street and by ali the
principal Druggists throughout the United States
1J~The trade supplied at proprietor prices ali
3 ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
4 w. d j.. r.. STARR,
Y CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
l& sH Ns-esAe ere f,szrssSar, Nav Tan.ais =,

w. o. j. f. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS.
Camden. New Jersey,
IsT Manufacturers Of
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for GAS WORKS
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Retorts and other
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required setting them in the
htest and mast improved modes.
WASHERS, CoNDENsERs, seRUBBERs and EXHAUST
ERs, For relieving the Rssorts from pressure
PURIFIERS varying from 1000 50a000 cnbic fest daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs, for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS TELEsCoPIc and SINGLE, With Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS,
STREET MAINS from TX 4s inches diameter for Water OF
4S Cas- g85s 93sg s 5eSs s ss s5 s.s F
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches, Bend,.
Drips, Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from to 80 inches either brass faced plain
WROUGHT IRON wORK-AH the Smith and Sheet Irop
Work required in and about Gas Works. 5 is
@ Communications should addressed to the PRINCI-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
u sfy- BRANCH OFFICE, I2s SOUTH THIRD STREET,
FHILADELPHfAs jeIS lyaW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

NEW YORK CARDS.

~ - y = y sS-ssN., AsAA y tlS a.@s1s ~
cPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLuEi
sPALnING,s PREPARED GLUE
Save the Piecess
SEcoNoMyi D1sPATCHi
M5-H Stitch in Time Saves Nineh-Eu
As accidents will happen even in ellregulntcd families II
desirable 70 have cheap and convenient for
pairing Furniture Toys, creckery, etc
Spalding's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies household afford to be
without It. 1t Is always ready and up to the sticking point
There longer necessity for lpng chairs ntered We
heaies dolls and broken cradles It IS Just the ace
for cone shell and other ornamental work so popular with la
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
heldin solution possessing all The valuable qualities of the
best cabnetmae glue be used in the place Of ord
nary muciage, being vastly more adhesive.
sUsEFUI. IN EVERY HOUSED
N B.A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 2s cents
wholesale Depot No. IS Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY G. sPALDING CO,
BoxN $500, New York.
Put Dealers in Gases containing four eight twelve
dosena beautiful thograph Show Gard accompanying each
package
nsrA single bottle of sPALnINGgs PREPARED GLUE
will ten times it's cost annually every household a
Sold by all prominent Staoners Druggists Hardware
Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make Of SPALDING,S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their hist It will stand
any climate. jale lykw
s. sssaaas, s8sss raAsos Il l. " ssasHr' sassH
NORTH, SHERMAN a. :.
~ " IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
4 3.s a, -oy--
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY
H. JEWELRY, STATIONERY, MUSICAL INSrRU-
MENTs, COMBS, BRUSHES, PER
9 FuMERY, BUTTONS.
4 THREADS
etc,
Mo. Ss Chambers street,
my21 1y&W NEW YoRK
aSs & f.9haG sTaSssoso T9Ssseso
SACIIETT, BELCHER 81 CO..
= si w oLES ALE 0CERs
Importers and Dealers in
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS. and Agents for VIRGINIA
manufactured Tobacco,
No. 26 PEARL STREET, corner Of whitehall st. e
mys2 ly&R foot Of Broadway, NEW YORK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
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Geo. C. Evans'
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE,
No. 4se CHESTNUT STREET.
Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
From the Philadelphia Saturday ansstta.1

| [From the Philadelphia Saturday Gazettel
"That the business of Gift Enterprise can be made lee
mate oneha be fairly and honoraby doing
justice all parties absurdity but reality that has
been demonstrated plainly True we know Of but one man
who has succeeded nno only pecnnar but has won the
confidence Of the public and the we have arrived
is that owing solely the fact that the only one Of
them who has dealt honorby fairly by his patrons Ger
tain tits that could conduct business unfairly the
length of time he has without complaint being ut
tered against him by the hundreds Of thousands have been
the recipients of favo at his hands, We refer of course
M Geo. G. Evans, 439 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
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Order book that you may want remit the usual retail
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chase books at the
RELIABLE GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT
Geo. &c. Evans,
4ss CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Agents Wanted.
To whom greater Inducements than ever are offered
Any person. either male female who of engag
ing in an
HONORABLE AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.
requiring but little time and outlay money and by which
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A VALUABLE LIBRARY,
FINE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
A HANDSOME SERVICE or PLATE,
A SPLENDID SET OF JEwELRY,
AN ELEGANT SILK DRESS PATTERN,
Or many other choice articles the List of Gifs
can do SO by acting Agent for this establishment
ply by forming club sending the list books and remitting
the amount of meney required for the same.
GET UP GLUB
Send for Catalogue which contains all the desired nforma.
ion relative agencies and the formation clubs and to In
prompt and honorable dealings address all orders to
THE DouARTERs
OF
George G.sEvans,
5 Publisher and Proprietor of The oldest and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
I TnIPoRrANT no FAM1LIEs,

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FEN sy MI
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SAPoNIFTER,
The ready Family Soap Maker, and UiatUersal
Cleanser,
VII make hard waer soft, elean Paint, Ink from
type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc.
one sss costs .25 cents
e l2 pounds refuse grease, usually given away,
seoat - cant per pound say
4k cent?
SOFT SOAP. - M
Esealgg for making different kinds Of Soap Free by
LEWIS, JAMES Il CO.,
saponisr be had Of any respectable
IN the country 3Ha W. s54 455As8e mySL Iy E
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

STATE LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans City OF New Orleans.
Be trenembcrcd that this sh day October 1860 before
me- the snbscrbe Justice Of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared j. TUYEs President and j.
HNcKs Secretary of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn according to
laws do depose and that the above accounts are just and
true and correct transcript from the of said Company
4 VIZ ,,,.-az.z zs..... J. TUYEs, President.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day October 1860
A.sss &s-as ARTHUR SAUGIER,
Third Justice OF the Peace for the Parish If Orleans.
AT ameatng Of the Board Directors held on the 9Th Inst
il was resolved 70 declare dividend TWENTY PER CENT
go cent? on the Net Earned Premiums Of the Counany for
the year ending the S0h September 1860 for which Cer
Gates will be ssned and after The December next And
also in accordance with Article 18th the Charter to nav in
cash and after 18th ns the original subscribers an inter
est az the rate OF per cent annm Premiums paid by
them and credited on their subscription notes.
J.W. Hrscks, Secretary. Ai'''ueh