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BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRB, COUGHS, AND


ReyitaHzc your System by lnhsling the Odor Of
j. K SrAFRoRDs OLIvE TAR. A
Strengthen ard Purity your Blood by taking
J. r. SrAFFoEp's
fRox AND SULPHUR POWDERS.
Thsv will increase your Nervous or Vital Force
Your Digestive Organs viii be strengthened
Your Liver win be invigorsted, and all
The secre;ions Of your Body viii be regulated
Our Circular contains Testimonies from
Rey J0sHrA LRAyIrT, Editor Indopendent, N. y.
Rev D. W. c. CRoSK, Gen1 Agent Am. Bible uuioa, N.
Row FpwsRp BRIGHf Editor Examiner, N. Y.
fHrRIow WEED esq., Albany N. X. "a.
IsaAc Y. FOWLER, esp Postmaster, New.York.
sIsxoS DBAPKR, esq, New-York.
GEORGE Law, esq, New York.
And many otheEprom.nent persons Sent free By mai
Olive Tar, 80 cents bottle Powder, 81 package.
Sold at BRoADwAT, New York, and by all Druggiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

These, and similar expenses of less influence, swell
the total expenditures TO s793,54i 81,
The whole number admitted to the Alnis-liouse from
Jan. to Dec. 81, 1859, was $780, of which only7ls
were native-borD, 2,i38 came from Ireland 252 from
Germany, and the remaider from varioastoresn lands
The following is comparative statement of admis-
r;ona Anrinn the last ten Years:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21
CITY .II,EMS.

Mr.. Alonzo G. Draper, the accredited agent OF the
Shoemakers of Lynn, Mass is now in this city, aud
may be consulted to-day at the Howard Hotel lie
will proceed tomorrow to Philadelphia, where he is 70
address a meeting of Working Men in the evening" re-
turning to address similar meeting in this city next
Monday evening. Amy aid which may be rendered to
the shoemakers may be inclosed to him here or in
Lynn.
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IAdyarfisennent.I

MOsT ASTONISHING REALLY MARVELLOUS.
Yes beth adectives apply to the wuAr Is lrf at BAaxuxs
Mrkcs; fcr whether n moskey both. nobody
can ceclce and In forming opinion all amazed We
delighted Thousands thousands Oh the Museum daily v
this marvel Ceestes great druma Of GREEN BusHKs Il -
DO repeated this Afternoon and evening.
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IAdvertisement |
CARPETS III

Greatest berssus in CARPsTs offered In this city, from
suction Enssh Brussels at rs co. SO c eli Inssa Can.
23 30 70 end 20 cents; On CLOTH, 81 cents, Ruee.
MATS MATrss WlSDow SHADES TABLE and PiAxo CoyExa,
oil az Low prices HIRAx ANDERSON,
No. % Bowery, ign OF The Goldsa Eas1<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

aid. The Hberliy Of tie State add City Governments,
and the generosity Of private citizens, has served to
keep the IDfrmmy alive TINS far To extend Its nse-
fitness the surgeons do cot hesitate to reterae their
requests and to ask for more than they have hitherto
ceiyed because Christian liberaliy measures its gifts
rather by the amount of good which they effect and
net by the sums expended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

A Circuit Court and Court Of Oyer and Tsrminer
will be held by Judge Scrugham, at Richmond Staten
Island, on the 9th Of April. A Grand and Petit jury
will be in attendance and both cisi and criminal cases
will be tried. Several of the sailors Of the United
States sloop Of war Brooklyn 10 the Court
House as Witnesses to testify on the complaints whioa
viii probably be made against Corporal Cooper and
Sergeant Ray. Richmond Co. q szette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

NO gold was toien the Bark to-day
TIE Wet incia La Ps has brought RlTSon Of
which 9i 60 IL in gold and Gls9tt0 IN silver The Era
irrm Fsy.Yo'k has f2nc.c
sgsste Australian gold 10 be at or tits eoun
Try Is 100000
The Australian adyice ths ernoon do describe any
terl improvement in prospects Of trade There had no
been additional nufe but the still Quilted
with English goodsevey hope entertained from time TO tie
that the supply be reduced With moderate compass osng
heavy shipments from this side.
The rate OF the Australian gold ship COMMODORE
Perry has advanced 90 20 y cent
The Times notices tue sales on the 9Th inst. Of Illinois
Central Bonds at 81, Ffeeland do at 81 81, and
Michigan Central Sc of 1882 at s.. 1t thus notices and
quotes American Securities:
In Colonial and Foreign markets the only material change
Western OF Canada shares TO IL 70
American securis have been without alteration Nova
Scotia Bouds higher and Victoria DebentuIes
ewl steady l'2 The Canadian Loan LEFT CD ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

The number of patients admitted during tho year to
the Lunatic Asylum was 3S9, of whom s. were
natives and 3Oi foreigners. OF males there were 400;
females, 223 2OS wero Catholics III Professionals, and
10 Jews.
There were received at the Penitentary ,5j3 male,
aid jl6 female prisoners-Total, 2,O79 Daring the
year a,G9O were discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

PHOTOGRAPHIC CARDS with your LIKENESS,
for friendly exchange, business. aud pessar 70, y
taken at once various poss1Ies at Hofxss
ls Broadway. Fine as the Dssnoeoeypes chssp s Eqy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

TIE physicians particularly advise the establishment.
of separate ward for consumptive patients. Reports
from the various other hospitals show increased
rate OF mortality among the residents of Backwell's
leland. Dr. Sanger says, 10 relation to the Aims House
again report your Honorable Beard that the Aims House
building fesuy osecrowded and badly ventistet My
annual reports during the six years will bear witness thai
performed my duty lie calling attention TO the dangerous
condition OF this Institution
There were inferred ia the City Cemetery ?,21S
bodice i0s lees thaa in 1858. These statistics cover
the more important portions Of the report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

PARKER Bros. CELEBRATED L0NnoN CLUB
s,rcx \. 20 Al others in and sold 1t mach
lees rate Indspepssbs breakfast lunch, o. !'nasr tas
only bottle ffom any groe
test Il, ssyory qaatcs Oyde supplied BY fAhkkk NJ
is Beskman. g. sels Agent for the United ststsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

NUMBERING STREETs.-Freqaens complaints are
made against the Inconvenience attending the re-nau-
berng of streets, and many quarrels arise from Tue
sticking in Of halves or making unfortunate people go
without numbers altogether where subdivisions nave
been made u large buildings not calculated for IN the
beginning In Thirty street for example, ana
also in some parts Of Broadway, there are houses with
out any number at ALL and yet violent protests are
continually being made to the officials havicg these
matters in charge in every case OF re nuuoenng.
Lately few streets have been numbered by concur
renee Of the Common Council, on a new system,
intended to obvste the objections of the present PLAN
and fix numbers forever in future. In the fret place.
al cdd numbers assigned TO the north eide oil the
town streets and the numbers to the soath
side on the avenues the numbers are generally
on the east SIDE Then On the croSsstreets 100 num-
beIs are assigned each block between the avenues
This Away leaves few numbers supply Subdivisions
Of property and obyates the necessity Of REMEMBERING
the whole street from Fifth to either river, as
the case may be. II also furnishes exact and simple
index to the immediate locality Of the house sought for
as the distance Of the blocks from Fifth avenue is ndi
Gated by tie hundreds. An ordinance providing for
the REMEMBERING of the whole city on this system is
now before the Common Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

AsuEs-Ts market |, quite firm or Pots with fair do.
nand Al s. 2 Pearls Ia demand at the advances saes
At
CUTToN-Thc market is dull and hsavy sales Of 1000 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR.-The At
lantic and Pacific Steamship Companys steamer North
Star sailed from her wharf for Aspnwa yesterday at
noon taking out with her upward of 700 passengers
The fremen and eoalpassers Of the steamer several
days ago struck for higher wages, the present rates
being S2J per month to the former, and ~ to the
latter The officers of the steamer ware Stubborn and
advertised for a set of men; ey procured them and
were about to sail yesterday ~ noon, when the Old
occupants Of the coalhoe came back in body, repent
ing of their course and asked to be rnstated at their
former wages. All the new men were then Informed
that their services were not needed and the old ones
stood in the same position as before. The new en-
plosees were indignant many of them having been to
come expense in getting ready, subjected themselves
to a loss in leaving their late employers. In body,
therefore, they came to the City Hail. and made appli-
cation to the Mayor protesting against this manner Of
being dealt with. Nothing could be done for them,
and they departed in bad mood
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Ten GoyERSoRs.-The
eleventh annual report of the Board of Ten Governors
which was forwarded TO Albany Oh Monday, is very
lengthy and comprehensive document IL, Of course,
expaiates for some pages the improvements which
have taken place in the system and capabilities OF the
Aims House department, alludng more especially to
certain alterations already made ia progress, in
the Lunatic Asylum and Idiot Hospital The total
number under the care Of the Board the last Satar-
day of 1859, was 1892 larger than at any previous
Date. The expenditures, during 1859, were 1892 SS1
or. But If we add tho amount paid for new buildings
and engagements, the sum will be sweled TO S7s3,52f
o. A,oorr ty,a eynenaes were the following:
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Advertisement.

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UNITED STATES INSCRIBED FIyES OF l574.
UNITED STATS COuPoa fIyKs Of 1874.
In amounts suit by THOMPSON BRofnEKs No. Waust-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

Since Jan. l..,...SR 9f,L1 flliaoIoSH plh"o9,Vtt
The bueiness Of the Clearing House to-day was
$25, 49l 900. II. r. Acly, esq., has resigned the
Cashiership of the Leather Manufacturers Bank of
this city, Mr. Nicholas +. Palmer will discharge the
duties of the position until permanent appointment is
made. The coupons due ON the let of April on the
land bonds of the St. Joseph Railroad Company will
be paid at maturity, on presentation at the banking
house Of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co.. in this city,
According to the annual statement of the Orient Insur
ance Company, the premiums received during the
year ending Feb. %, 1860, were $3.50, 1873 40. The
profit for the year sl6O9SO 90, equal to 80 cent
The Directors have declared scrp dividend Of Al =
cent en- the $50 900 capital stock being 22 cent on
the amount paid in, web 20 Y centn scrip on the
carr ed premiums entitled to participation 10 profits
Money continues to rule low aud lines Of short paper
have been passed in bank at y cent. The range is
sal p cent. Call loans are sac 2 cent, with al
occasional transaction below cent under peculiar
circumstances
The annexed table shows the percentage of specie
10 NET deposits held by the CITY Banks Of this cy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

NEw-YoRK Eye IsFIRNARY.-This l,stitution was
established in 1920 and had fer its object the grauous
treatment of all diseases Of the eye and A fine
large building has been erected for the of the
geons and PATIENTS in Second avenue at the of
Thirteenth street. L. ia attended by skiDful corps of
surgeons, and nurses, and during the past year 7S
patieDts were attended By them There is bu, little
room in the building for the reception Of PATENTS
ssquenty the greater Part Of them treated at thei
own houses. Those patients, however, on whom 1t Is
necessary perform difficult operations received
into the house. at weekly charge Of 81 20 for board
Tho Directors endeavorng to overcome tho necss
sy of charging for board they would be enabled to
do greater amount Of good could they treat all app
cans gratutousy. IL occurs fequsniy that patie1ts
come great distances for the purpose Of attending the
Institution, thinking to receive tresmen. without cost
and being unable to pay the amount required for board
are forced to return nome again For the treatment OF
outdoor patients the Iirmary has ample acoonmodA-
tiols and all such treated free Of charge That
they may be able 10 al alike, and take into the
hcuse free Of such require special treat
msnt, tho Board Of Surgeons call up IN the public Toe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

hsd disappeared by back door. Giving up his 10 a.
Lost, the yirginisn was yesterday proceeding 70 .
steamer for the purpose Of taking bis deprnco f'sa
the city when be met his swuclng friend 10 The street.
CslIipg Officer Gilmore Of the Thied Precinct, 10
caused the arrest of the sharper and he was cooyeye1
before Justice Kelley at the Tombs Here the prsossf
gave his John III. Marin, ndssys that hsistse
wrong indvidusl-that he never saw Barlow, and was
out Of the city when the swindle was perpstrated.
Notwithstanding his allegations Of inuocencs Mstn
was locked up to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

The following shows the number committed to the
City Prison during the year:
Males. Females. Total.
Number received who were natives.. 6,f2e 326 96S9
Number received who were oreisnsrls ZIG lS2OS 5Si9
Total.................-....... ,SeS 1900 4s,U'
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NETWORK cLLaIYIcATloS.
EnIand. Elorida Mobil,
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'4ss xis6x zxR asAyxz CAU6 IN The telegraph ~
esSI MIA Mn1faer slave ship HI been capt1red
- "a 1osss oi Affica ~ tals United statss steamer
IN ii Lieut. Mhfat, md Tint DE alaves, four
SuI3 zl u nambss Aass been sent to
F<6k M = the tltird arziysi of die sort 1t
NH y IN aays 1na makes MI total
y 85 xfzsoxns there, maintained At the ex-
i aA Eana exer Altsen hundred. If
\ xS1ffosn ether vessels nov loading With
~ Al the coast y AFRICA are also caught and
4 y ~ Ksy VI Sst; ILL., Federal officials thers win
i6e qal1e lively time of d III attending r. them
AL WA senaing them hack 10 the African coast.
Al yjex If fbe probability Of such an event, i
6e Il g61d thing ior Ne Government To pur-
= ~ soiae a11Il island IN The Caribbean seas,
- 4 pernaasient depot for me African
=; n slast n III NV pouncing down upon Of
I'M csefy Az. Il The policy u TO DO adhered to
y I'LL iSat rroteotioH III III Africans that may
III <1psalod npon he high seas, we had just as
5 xo fsgulaSly fnto the business 81 once and
ssa i zttended p 81 grand scale. Wo take
Mi liberty " commanding our suggestion 10 the
favorable consideration 81 Gen. Gass.
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- ;r IN II !

On rtsrs evrainu NAV al mt s1 o'clock Mr. THOMAS
W OAK native a. Iundcn England IN the 6ih year of MS
age and for the last 40 years resident OF this city
His friends acquentance invited to attend his III
neral shcnt further notice This afternoon at o'clock From
1is late residences at the Of comnon aud Franklin
streets.
IN Thursday morning May si III o'clock, MyRTIiE MA
HIANEE AN6EIIQUE De SILLY. widow OF the late SAINT
Pefnrs aged 6a 49, !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01

AN INTERESTING RELIc.- relic, in the shape Of
an infants shoe, that is now two hundred years
DID, is in the possession of lady residing in our
city. The lady il about 60 years Of age, and the
shoe was worn by the grandfather of her great.
grandfather, in crossing the when an infant,
III the Iyear IG60. There Is n piece Of parchment
attached to the shoe, giving lis complete history,
which is very explicit and authentic. The wearer
of this shoe was the progenitor of some OF the
most daring, as well most noted patriots OF The
Revolution, Of whom Daniel Morgan, the hero Of
the Cowpens, stands foremost. This relic should
be put IN some public receptacle for preservation.
feincinnati Gazette,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
The Toilet.

TIE TOfyet.
z. TREFELIen is THE TRUE SECRET orsBEAuTy I
..TREFEIIon Cures all Ernptions,
.sTREFELI0o Soens the Skin.
.sTREFELIo y Beauties the Skin.
.TREFELIO' y Eradicates Hnmor
"TREFELIo ), 90 cents bottle
Particularly adapted climates few drops poured
in Bathing Is delciousy refreshing and exhera
ing giving the Skin Freshness Smoohness Elasticity sones
Brlliancy PurityCoong and Invgoratngre the
flesh firm and richness Of Beauty all
Erupions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
rsy-sold everywhere at 30 cents bottle.
+ GARY, HOWARD, SANGER 4 CO.; NORTH, SHERMAN
l. CO. LAzELL, MARSH 4 GARDINER; TILEsToN 4
co. General Agents. 4s Broadway New York. my23 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
ABSTRACT III THE SELECTION Law.

.1fu .la@s,,
81, ,,.s;st u r,r,a.ns bor;r, s;rcs
&, ~, - ,ar..;,, - q,
No.. t,,a lii t,,at thoroucb svporsa
y ~ a. e ~ suh;act nh - II stands Fl
u. NJ, sn.axa,tn,, o,d ,,saf,l il
s 4. ;,,,,.t',sa Y !. rrcr;dsd
,,,,,aaa 81. dc ,,rec;ncts
III, \, so, 81 .bat t,ere sball ~
-, ,,,s. s, ,,,ocnct srart tb evantb
s.a4 49,. ,,,s,,s Xiii ~ ,,n,1,ssed I. 49,, IN
-. =, t,,at III otar. ,sose fa,.;I,, co,.
u, xs, lstta, a 4 Inclusive shall
Z. I'M NJ !. nna., ~ t,,ar resaect;va nre.
~, t,,ars r,l, ~ tbat az
carar,t ,,rec;,ct i concerned tbara
s,,a,, raanect;vev q one i,
4, ma II, xataya il mai ma.
80 .hosa sa,,;,r ra,,,es commence With anv
~, u y ;ncns;ve sbal, vote N no, M
4. ss, i, non, r q ~ inclusive Of both. al noll
NJ and M yeat 81 nan Ma /. tIrae 4, and
a. ~, e ,,tars ,,,,s. ~.
..;a, "a. t,a f,,,,,,;ss;oara - t,,aat;on . aocb
III I'M q ,ote,s e tbat ,,oll
Is IS o,gor,o;tv to tbe above reoulations.
Va poa,d ~ ;o,,e,.s y,,a WI J,t,,re,s
II Il -eomnosea of The ATTORNEY. General Of the
stats vsbc Il ex.offieio President. The NIayor 81
,ba citv no Reo;strar Of Voters and two citizens
residents n the State far Ave wears. ana anpoiut-
| sd II i'm Gavernor. at salary uf $500 each per
annun The BOARD shall appoint three Commits.
s;anars u nreside II each noll II every nopular
election of any nature held Within tile parish, tive
aavs rray;ons W said election. The Board shall
noreavar select the exact location for each poll
within precinct, and number II '.one, J" two :
or three publishing said arrangements for ten
DAYS previous to the election The Board shall ar
ro,aa for the easv aceess of The voters to the
~ \, -, .,,a
paisotTpoN ana eg1ess .hereioi' ailu ~ W e
ppsure to public view OF said box during the cleo
tion. If any Commissioner appointed fail to act
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01

CofARvNEEsHIF.-It viii be seen IN a notice BY
Aessss leasa Co, that he Interest cf Mr. w H. Open
SAINT ID aheir buaansss has ceased.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01

~ spring Heas--ss 90 SO SO Tor she best
sFng Bed ia existence. owe's Fassnt Me- I5a Chatham
street, Sew York. Examine H. address he EIPTIC BED
spsfNG COMPANY. for descriptive circular spseA
iadacsxsais ths TRADE and local agencies Tvs p&Wy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
3 ! IIIsTn \ ,TI,IlNIEg,. lIIXE I, Iss0.
y 4 I nm i 4

~ . s. - s,,, -, q
~ 49, ss NJ. ~ "
Yates Nsss CLOSED ednesdsy evening and conse-
III Al ssiar gstrations can DO effected.
sss III ,ce +, IL s,,osp,, = ~ Z
s$s s,s.s I'D.
R'l' Poses - coneeT sn1ee Gays ~
4 A elension, althongh on some occasions
4 y IL u kas Zen kepf open uutli Thursday
\
81. Il &. NJ, ~.
s =, n VS. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01

" s III fHGqaM M0SuMfNz Ass0CIA TIoss An adj
Ioiirnn ris esiag 81 TIP commissioners takes
iaSs IA Tia III Tia Continental Guards to-
nixflpx VI Us q c3ccif j. Ill. AZ per notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
E80Ns, CtofIesssg Esaapos.sssf,e,

R0yss Clothing Emporium,
g.. ST. CHARLES
Between Canal and Common streets.
This Store exclusively YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILD
CLOTHING. SHIRTS,
And
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened, = LARGE AND EyoEII.ENT STOCK Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress and school Clothing.
81 Embracing
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
All Of which will be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices.
s-saiesn,en speak French Spanish, German and English
L. w. LYONS,
Nos. 2s Is and 80 St. Charles street,
iel 9oit corner of Common street.
II Feature.
SHIRTSl SHIRTS! SIIIRTS.
TEIE PATENT xolkMs
SIX HUNDRED DOZEN, ACTUAL COUNT.
make for sale in New Orleans. *sg37 #
BosoMs up styles viz Small Fancy,
Large, Cross, Puff and Full +-4-5
CUFFS-French, English and Regular
GoILARs-B Byron, Turn and without Collars all
sizes Of neck and length Of the arm.
Prices from S1s to $50.
THE SIX FOR SIX DOLLARS
Are superior 10 any other at the same cost.
Patent Yoke all Linen Shirts. s5
French, all Linen Shirts .$54 to 500
All Linen Shirts, very cheap.
I sHIRTs MADE TO ORDER
| Under Shirts.
SILK, CAMBRIA, COTTON, eAuzE MERINo. FLANNEL
| AND COTTON.
GAUzE MERINo, ALI. LINEN, COTTON AND CAM
| Half Hose.
Isle THREAD, WHITE AND BROWN COTTON, etc.
| India Rubber Clothing.
Fail Assortnentsold in quantities su small advance
over factory prices.
I Large Stock Of
1 Trunks, valises and Carpct-Bngs,
/ UMBRELLAS, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
Ribbons. Ribbons.

beautiful assortment of Ribbons suitable for Dress Trim
mings, Just received and for sale low by
LION d ANDREE,
"a and Sc Royal street,
ny2l If Benvle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01

ns-Gitizens' Club, First Ward, First Dis
ryIur-The meeting Of this Club will be held TONIGHT
Members will please b. pnnciuai.
jei aplt by ORDER oF THE PRESIDENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01


How TIE STEAM FRfaArE NIAGARA WAS DIS
ABIEp.-A correspondent writes from Philadel.
phia:
As there will be. doubtless, q thousand reports
as to the cause of this ships returning to New
York, after having sailed on her passage to Japan
via Panama, have deemed it advisable to sand
you statement of the reasons that led to her re.
turn. During the third night out, while steaming
along under moderate steam, the jacket, or boxing
around the propeller shaft where it passes through
the stern port, became detached and forced itself
clear of the packing, causing leak that required
all the steam pumps Of the ship to CONTROL At one
time the water was so high in the engine room as
10 ill the cylinders and cause one of them to be
disabled, As the injury to the packing around the
shaft was one that could not be repaired at sea,
and threatened to become much worse, so as to
cause leak that all the ships pumps could not
have controlled, it was thought both prudent and
judicons for the ship to return to where the dam
age could be repaired for there ~ no port on her
route where she could have been locked. and she
could not have made the passage in safety around
tho cape In her present condition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01

Hg-Specr's Elder Wine, four years old.
Containing no mixtare of spirits any other liquor.
q 1t is an Invaluable tonic
Giving tene and vigor to the system.
especially suited for delicate females and children
AIso for family use, and for The aged and inirm
And every case where nuative cordial is required.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES SYSIE No 3i Canal
street and by Druggists generally. myl0 2ptju4+