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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
Important TO the Community.


Two ihoss errsoas vho are pfspsr,d a deal r.,
- casH sad casa osiy, vs ere nss abi- IN ea,r
~ gfcairsi infucsmFats sveT odefed ~ ssy An,
% tA's 'oEn. Wehavs received or Paustock
Family Goods,
Shieh hss bees selsctsd urh es.st rare 49, 80,
'ha-fa ahh tfpFriai 70 ntr f. ne uatt % fk.
people ni thts rfmmuaitY o. rmBfs... au.,,,
''Fs asoaiiT s~p' % Dr. Gods sss G,o.stv
store. 800 'hsse srtciss afs ffsseb a,si,.v =. "A
&c 90 cnmmspd hen De- ~ sshltr 49,, H.
~ ray q DAY GOODS 90 t.v. 80, "A.
.sfFr'l siocS ever chetsf iyos srt 90 sfe snf-
bat ouf ICES ram lf faii 20 rtrs ss,t.f.,ti -
n 80 sho pfiFs 10 dives Oas 4aroiv .,
oHOCtbik8 81 Bausuaiis k-Hvt. a,r go A..
wf'gs ahd - tavre psri~uisr atsntioa % .8I
hnr SeFafs al Mosssts
W. thns isatu ~sain 10 sie,sft a.. a., .t4.
tife The rifv mafkFfsa more rsrsL =.
l@ni sssofirvH' % BOOTS AID
SHOES ban ,hai shtrh us bsv sA-k -
ios rpsn'f w har ever. qssirs
ed - are ta'isfsf taisresn.uth 49,
svy iasff an. fvery waFi Oufa.art
a ofFs'IsHt w'sf-r HATS ANn CAPS
rrtrfvrs rs"i.Hisf n...rs srI .afst. -.
- son Oae h.sg 90 nsy .sf ufs r-f
frr' Wufh sHf fhaf 30 ItsIttts ttssrs q.
'nfr"abiisHm-nia 81 irfs-f -vtry .Iftf- isrrg,.
f.sfr go eco bstf b. imrrrv,f
W haze aHrn'rf NE tssh sfssl ksraass sa
sfnfvs q" ~ Io nc rdfrksssf's Issf o. is..
ass COZ ouh aot 90 80 f-s.s tue sshfrs t.. %
nnfr fifirIv fhHn strr Caf rth vosf sassv
tiod hithog ara Fru fbali hsvs 81 eqaiva ratfIr
aFeff cgft iaEettef shk o.
go Beoaasa PsUsaR1A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

.-T'U 80 s'nss 90 co., yol- mdk 8. o.
49, CD moro 10, ear. s'ksi Erdg 6 of
o.. mts .sD.
Doe Eups h,s-y fcr..ri ,as niis ven.
ds' Cue. "a ooEs ug.. bsve slt sue.
stylHt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

F1'W .irp that the m7u Who in the
h,ar ~ is'1s- turI.T,s s.l mskfs ti.
s.stpg, IA, b, sliI 90 rYrs % attb 4 yiug
lsfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
COOP HOTEL
Clarke Coach Factory,
BEltRYV1LLE, r
CLAhkE CoLNTY. M& RfATTB
VI. glnia. @-aaaARxks
Coach Factory,

INHE suo'crihefs, isrsful 10 therub..-f-..,t
''l' I'cf" patronage lhry nave f,c,.s,. a..
u !. :. Il L. . u -. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

MeDONNkLLs ,AIA"BA
''lNGtR WEE
siii con'ir ues TO yin Gold. pr.t,s, f.. in
"rns~ f"pu a"'F iucfTs.-. rav hy tav f. m,o,
'h'Ahtrs V'oirol aHsIks 90 Dtsulra g,t. H.
siAuily cufso Sbifr ~ hua.'..t. .t....sth. 49,,
m'hh"'F Jmri"Hs wrtr Img,rtisfrl, ,h-,E,d
Nnd h",h sUh ung prevented I. 3. 49, even.
N'r'T' '"n'F'1a cUmmunii rs snr tke Pre-.
80 '""' in's psI ~ siuct's have evetse
quif-' sn'h snhuUGd,u a,d trs,ty,s ,,,,,.,,,
"a 20 shu's 'ime Y
" Ne ~ hhr ~ or ci''ysrs twhich 10 v,'y
unhE'N) Nh" have no So if..d ihts :. me n,
'eb q" - - unce u - lrf szss Nv
csc. W CHAMBERS.
Havn~fs.F ~ Aay t.,p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

RefsTrFcs 10 a f,e Per,oH, asing M,n.
; w Hi-ssrison Mstebsat Ts,Isf. O., <, n,,,
Toe Chafch
lev Perry 90 shoe Store. tsg RsItimof. q,
p Ross $50 Va tnore Street
: s'fide,, Msh.iiii Fsrioy, BALTIC. Street over
Psts Chtna store
Eysns NJ ~ BsIimor- Street
Jam Tatl1f No 3t6 Baltimore street
Ni.a kaf- WiNVaff ~ Clhsilut,oo sts,.t
Ne = Beard y 1n Er.or Street
Mr. HueEmtirr - MrEt~frv street.
Mfs Va sou 10 lismbugr siysef
Nj. p Bfooss 30 uambafr Street
DHss and Sales yogn i63 Baiimars 81.
Nffr Bt.fiUg. opposite CO.. Atsm.'
Efrr-ss Odics Baltimore No
J1ne 10 y T. u CHASE Issnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

." "r'''''' 10 manufacturing ana feYi....r
al sorts IF Cayrug
~ he purchase 60 The Scam So NJ o..
have isr'.tIirs lISf mannheim l......-.
r,>'''''a Nv o." oirri ''is.li.b,u,r. boo tHt 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

eoneuF Win the shove CsfUGeate. sd ts,tberss,
ihsi TIE gashiag a dsy u The usosi usy sss &.
d"ne ~ The Nashiag aaehss 10 fosf hour, s ~, a
'asinE q sosp. tn's sd IL eor.
AuE Is. 80 - ,,--,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

DER T.bs Va
hss'rs. Wa A. SuJdsih A 500 49,
"en's Hs'iaE bosght one ~ your w sshisg Ma
'h'n's short tias ago. feel M h~.Hsn-y IN .,,,io,
Isl Prf'pfmed 70 ny entire sattsiscttau. vashiuf
vel sad ssr'ng sfsst deaf Of ishsf. I eh..ttsii,
7mmrnd u 10 ihs puhiie ~ goos' mssh,a~
Augsst. 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
Notice.

IT, r-ftnnf ~ 80 1fd sFsfHH rassir 3 ff fsur p
u .H~ Lsat ~ y. Mssnmrs frir. r.s,
thsr'rsnUo. I utf BE- con r.l.f .Y poe. co., % s|
psfsoos ~ tfsspassinr o. 80 stisfl f ~ Lss
LAWSON BOTTs.
AaFr h3e ~ seifit GHasftae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

o." y ite mo-. friiaa'~ Sewing Machine ever
'sef'D 'n ms market. bc.a IN th- quality of ~
""'a 'h i"fa'iiy ans simplicity. Ih~ opera.
N"n az o. ~ easirt i-t.rri tnau tlal GO rfbst
""'b'"rr ~bls DO v..s- win case 90 the Guesi
shS or besst-st o'.fh. whf.h Or works d, A v.,y
superior m~Hheft uisstrF STRAIT evenly istf
seam uucn nnrf tIsg rfft0srv hand wury' vbf.
pom ia ~ Cd ne r...1 sre s.i#gh~d sl.e It,ats
w s'""ni % wufsirs nf.s- 10 ts9utt-, repairing
40 - 80 simPie i11. r. fffir.r can p-rlutm = q
'iNinAiF repairs Op o.. uaH. 3. o.. wufB out Wan
al lhrse sdFsHtAGas over U.r-f M.rhi8rs. We f,.l
''nhaenl Lesser. Pstert S-WinE Machines " al
'-'' nee 'he Hfr.'Hi fsult.a. ~ ain.s u. nan.
u'd-'utief eiphtrrs, itnl.s .f sny otsrfs fegu,.
seq se5'n ~ 'hetf Frfs vrff1tfhfsa M-rb,o.
lha' VII DO Iheif w'Fz t1 a fg1,- aut substantial
nahntf and mnch utrsf iban the Ditiasr, aay
fsmhirs NnN fsqumr mach sewing Wili ted ~
hachine prCn .isuY sda5.-t It~truanls be.i4.
sAFiNz ta~'f enough in isw mortts to pav tor
ailnf' rtil hnd ae' satss ti0g ~ us.sr tris s-w
ins Machtne hssifrs b~itg ,va,s snfe # 30
pefipf quslny ~ uofs ihsi doss rot rio. and ~
iooks 10 -ch sicef thsB hand ~ ofk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
Apriie. 1887.

HAVING iu-t returned from the E-,.r-- Mar
E'', S"h cnpic- selerii"n 81 Liqlufs e.. .
YER, &C re "t-r he following tt>l witch e- urt
,eh on ".deIa's Terms by the gallon, dog-u. e.
lie, 81.
ChI'cr Ssisb-ii-' Pale Brandy
o. Dark do
Ef'rA Pale Randy IN B,tti,.
.N-W hHe Oh Nsi-ifa ~ 80
Old Rss Whts,s IO,-sr. I'D:
D., oil, y 49,
lIol'Nsd Gin
ha-> tsirh ai-i lo',s Pale Al-;'
Dow So"irL AZ.
D@ir'.s ~ Pr L"nfon Brown Sou
SP'cej Oysi-f> - ne Can ur Pta,-
REDNAN 81 GIBSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
MS IA y l. f.
lHE GARTER HOUSE."
TNHE usdsrs'sord hsv,.s purchased TIE n
i pt"p cry 10 Cbsf,,.se~n, Va .o lups
CARRIERS HOTEL

me Ptvr''e'ors r'etgt tneir even cNsftsa l--
VI, e"@'"', sni pleasure OF ihsif patrons
ihe" 'N"b ~'t - snpri.t wub eve.
ss"tu '"'
Tsei' Btn fafnished With a general 49,.
msnt ~ Ia very b-sJ Liquofs
Their large sod sfy -rABI = au.,4.s
softer sac cs,elal O>,ters
Fvety frpsrim-ui si Be under The ca,eip
VIGILANCE IT the Prcrr,-'ofs or heir A,.,,,,,,.
oysers Liquors, Cigar. anu Har.e Htr, iD.
nAo'y Casa \ REDNAN
JAMES D. GIBSON
Anfil q lsl--n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
Patent Wheel

We have II.. raI, % ,s~i the mo-. vs.,.f.ra
go '"H' h's ''~t N.va issue1 irt No. sssItss
hcf H"t'y ~"f Iim- su.f i.r tt, COO ..,.,.,..r
'h''' "'hf .'.fi@S's Toe - 90. Ws...i...
''''f". 700 . 'neiy io d. ausy sthahsh sts
b. "'is - Q 90 be ufftsst, a,tgtt 80. ..-
m'f~ ''''"sih, ~" ri'ri drf4ti..f. st.fs,. 80
49, - 49, rv'r tsi.as bs.s irvst,-f -
b. tH"'ft'fd 500 .tp.sinst attut Fsrf.ry f.st,
O'- si.e'ts in sF,
TIE hf.t Coach Mako. ID OBJ. tt,...4...
have b'ea u.inR g. 800 hsv- o.. q r,. ..t..... I'D.
49, 'nf~e tsars $40 r.tttrr cont .r.u..r.s.
'' 90 ,hf D.' Whesi sbn 80. rae. ......t,f
one. u 3. h.edi-ss Poo men. o. ,Iu, .f .t.....
He"''s ~ ''e bnt''a sfsiss trsars. tr .t.. .H...
ns'' 'arb - Cprp Bso..-tsefo.t.,.. led.
I'e' W"' el"u hs Hs~ lac TsIrbf aft rltu
m.sd .s'f ,oa.i isfr.s
y y. W. $50 900 n-,sres ara,s.. i....fr
ihs 'r"n - fsIeFf Wac. -rrufss .s sstt. o
~ hfihs C00sty o. Ctsfse o
n RICHMOND q srpffa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
SPOhES AND FELLIEN

''' cor 49,, b"'A 80 Zoe Carriage Nas-,s,nBau
90 ~ sa' fhH-'siphta Mv,aa g.s ...,g...
'"l' C.''sEr- ~ itr o'sts,le arc Ella 49,
v I'''ih 'i.FN We sltI Go o.. -
? b~si E.i-" ishmrai- ct tu, land 10 ts- t,t...
'e"Hs' pen" o'sis ~ suusfsu .isInt tt,.fI.,
shi fasC-Ptrf.sf - .isls.,ioI 81. h.. ,t... 10
even Cssc 90 puf. hs,r
jug 3" Ih- rvhsiAni chanEss ar tu,r.trs.
m-Hts Es,aF Un - h1ts eon,I.rl e,1,,,....-... -.
Nnh 'hr 81 u. s'.i.hunssts yffh~ Recon t...s
80 -" pfrps''d 20 t1rsi,o. Ersttst sBul..
DRAW INSS executed 10 he t,st masl.f,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

Me>s's Rrfnsn Gtb>Ur, a. oif =. se-, be-
ne sectr esIi hsvias tecomr piuprt-to,. O, .
Hui'l Propr'V ] would tssp-cfialiy som,.-
d h-1. IN me pstr"p> OF The e>ah..hulrrr am.
. NJ robi'c graefaiiv. feeling s.>uIsa 10 t :.
l>, ben- 81 IT. former reputation tr heir har..
VITO the Improvements coolrmplalef The 81 nee
~ih have add,ii"asi adysutsgr- saI ca .r...
i"'e With coahi-ncr and plrasGfe .srn,,..
commend IN, es,shiishnsnt knouug Ita. ..
ih-'r cUuuui, The h Will Re good .-... a..
orderly "a ev,rv rssreci
Respectiui'v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

Frederick Female Seminary,
CITY. M !

FREDkkiCK CRY, M.
INHE scholastic duties OF thi. ILsinstion uiil l.
u resumed On Mssaay ns 5't Of S,yisrb,, .e-t
Fsr Bsark sss T'atftss iaeisdt-x hraitisd
Reo-s. Lastfs Fssi. w@siiss, r., $500 pe, S,k,
is,iie vear ! payable Aalf scs,iF - aSra.es
Foe Circular, and othc' Particular, add'r..
II wiNCntsTEs
Aug ". 81. President
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

OCsoN!.s 49, as Psss., 81. So.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
NAV COODs

EEORGE W TAYLOR
- tsrrsivrr 'sfFs
s'ors o. G.'fs vsil sslsei-i l.suufs a. sh.sp
c. farH ser ka0s
o.. trf IN -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04


gIIILpIsH EyAGGER sTIoss.--Little children are
as apt to tell bg stories that will not stand close
examination as older people are. Witness the lit.
tie fellow who came running in from the barn, and
cried ont s'0h, nia, Iseen a 1--we mouse. did y
GU did n inquiries the mother with searching
lock. mo, ma. didn't just see him, but heard
him squeak a lIttle.H
Another ot HE same size got his facts rather
mixed ap. when he came home and begun: oh,
pa I've just seen Of the worstest dog lights az
ever was seen or hearn tell Of in the world Z
well my boy, how was itsi stNhyi there was
one great big black dog, with white ears and
brass collar, and one little black and green dog,
what had ut no men with him, and as Come,
come Simon, don'tta So fast; ynu get ayeryt thing
mixed up stop and get breath moment Well,
was going tot Tell you how one dog with the white
ears got on one side Of the meetng-honse. with the
yellow dog; no. no, | mean one meeting house
with the yellow green ears got on one side OF the
dog. and the ofher, he-no, no, the white. deg
with ths yellow ear, he gave felp at the meeting
hotse, and the dog oil, dad, n give ii up Idont
believe there was any dog at all n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

SCENE IN THE HousE OF LoRDs.- What pa
geant of splendor and of grandeur was here pre-
sentcd The floor Of the house was packed with
wives, daughters and sisters of the peers in full
dress, leaving only narrow space in the center,
which was occupied by peers and bishops in their
scarlet robes. The entire gallery which surrounds
dressed ladies, only broken by line Of reporters
the benches, one rising above the other, were
fled with ladies'. Presently the trumpets sound
the signal that the Queen is approaching. She
leaves the palace in her magnificent state carriage,
drawn by eight ereanl-colored horses, attended by
her minister and household officers, in carriages
little less sumptuons than her own. escorted by
tho Life Guards, all mounted ON noble black
horses the whole eortege forming magnificent
spectacle. In alighting from the carriage, her
Majesty's foot presses an electric wire, which
fires acannonin the park. The usher of the golden
rod gives signal, and suddenly every lady in the
house throws of her opera cloak, or shawl, or
mantle, aud more beautiful revelation can hardly
be imagined, surely not described.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

FNsssaaNas's
Ell IEBRATED sIRoN TIE. .,
To Factors and Others interested.

would respectfully cali your attention the following lotter
which will eonclusyey show the estimation in which
bound Cotton is held by those ship captains have taken
Gotten bound In that way. do this since has been
Systematic Of action by those opposed
produce the impression upon the minds Of ship captains
the community generally, that it arrives condition ut
the port Of destination great loss ship rs
well to subject ii higher per settling for the
freight All these charges shown to be where
FAssMS III is used as it is fully demonstrated that
from the time leaves the plantation until reaches Its port Of
destination there not objection it. Ii used re
COMPRISING the Orleans daily with greater ia
ciliy than rope.
The hoops now all we'll painted and for sale any 4a
.ity by application TO
F. BELCHER, Agent.
q Commercial Place,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

los oF r1tE srEsssfs W AVE. By the arrival Of
te nehooaer EniiT Keith, Capt. Lockwood, from
Vera cruz, 10 iearn that the steamer Wave,
Charles ssermasn commander, was lest on juno ID.
while oa way frem Tampico to Vera Cruz. The
Hase struck when coming cut Of Tuspan inlet,
carrying away her steering gear and went ashore,
Tho wind at the time was E.-s.-E., with heavy
ground swell Tlae vessel Ii 4 total loss; cargo
saved In damaged condition, There were no lives
sost By The disaster. The Wave was owned by
parties III New York. Captain German and family
came paasengess from Vera Cruz on the Emily
keith.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

u
a SINGULAR AFrAIR. Sf0ning d Dsge1ing. We
are ere6ibly informed that three weeks since
some unknown parties commenced throwing rocks
III the dwelling hause of Rev. A. Gonlev, some ten
miles distant from this place. and that il has been
kept mp without any intermissien Of more than
three Or four hours during the whole ii that time
and is still going on. The house is situated in a
deep valley between two very high hills. and the
rocks are sometimes thrown from one of the hills
aud sometimes the other. We conyersed with d
gentleman who visited the place yesterday, who
Informed ns that pretty much Gil the glass Ind been
broken out of siie windows and great many shin
gles and pianks knocked OF Of the house. The
neighbora have gathered there in large numbers,
mt up to this time have been unable to make any
arrests. The rocks came from great distance,
ana Hre evidently thrown with some kind OF ma
ehinsry, We earnestly hope that the parties may
be arrested and brought to punishment. There are
sometimes a. many as six or eight rocks thrown at
and ills supposed that there are many persons
engaged In the affair.
fDnrer tTern.l Journal, June a3.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
n SaIos
NEW ORLEANS. june IS, 1860.

NEW ORLEANS June Is, 1860
Mr.. Henry Fassman;
Dear s-rn November last the ship cane,p under my
loadea this with cargo OF 800 bales OF Cot
ton which 20 bales compressed in iron bands
Tc mostly received from press the balance
OF cargo bound On landing the the bales
bound with iron out in mnch the best order and the entire
expense putting the cargo in order only three pound ser
ling The loss sntling the freight in weight on the ron
Cotton four per cent the opebound fraction
consider ii for the interest Of ships TO have their Cot
tonin baads with your Tie, provided the seTedoes
poyed the pains in storing they do ropebound
JAMES II. SIMPSON,
je2T 2ptf Ship "Castipe'' of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
slaQetlan Pnor1lsFIss or rnH aIaos PalAcp.

pr1aR PRor1arIss or gHE .Iaos r PALAoR.
pulsIsss NJ ahe story Rildins
aays pes bEibed ~ Messss aunaoe 4. 60 n uia9vs a
lion ef which II Il built llse loadsie n It's
Haw sase aecannt toF ile pres
disena poser erjcsod by dat house. Ja look
she CRY Hotel and fona the
and ainsd wia autil BIT Of ets
haa tpp,a ss.rneief on This kh may
ssibassd IS he meises u yaay a part
alosw probansisy M bag ha best ARTICLES
aaa hay eot them fresn The nosi celea ae
sei~i eiegansa. Ha Ggan tre who san baae
are g he enlastion ef nK dressed after lhs
rs9yed atRnstafd pI iAse and fashion
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
school Iucat.oms.

TEA CHEERS OR UPILs
WHO wish acquire in short time elegant syIe Il pen
M&NSHIP. or learn, practically,
BOOKKEEPING, MATHEMATICS
ENGLISH, FRENCH,
SPANISH or GERMAN,
shnad apply Immediately Dobear Commercial College tie
city Of New Orleans, Camp and Common streets soy
Bndingl arrange the hours suit themselves.
Theteare Professors and Apartments for each Branch
the time students and fit them business
Persons from II 60 years of age attend any branch they
msy desire.
ayr8 pps from A, N, to P. NJ, and to P. Nj.
a-Young Gentlemen who wish be ready for fall business
iys 2p2is RUFUS DOLBEAE, Pres't.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

SELLING THE NEW YoEgERs.A 4 rascally China
naans who yends cigars IN Fulton Market, was in
duced by some mad wags to dress himself up like
JapaRess and paraded Broadway, this morning,
- the teritabie siInme Booisen himself The rat
eater played his part 70 charm. He paid visit
to many Of the fashionable shops, followed by q
gaping crowd, receiving many presents and many
personal compliments. and when last seen he was
receiving q regular ovation from the people on
enc of the up town avenues.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

HAVANA LOTTERY The following is . list of the
nanbsrs Of the tickets which drew the principal
prizes al the drawing of The Havana Lottery,
June 18th. 1860. No. 27,72s the 100000 prize j;
NO I5,2s5. $50 O0o; No. G54s, $4,000; No. Is 0S4.
$4,000 No. II. .s8T, 10000.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
WEATHER And GRoPs II CEsTaAL MISSISSIPPI
Tie Canton Citizen Of satnrdar last says.

Since the date of onr last issue, nature has made
several spasmodie efforts 10 weep, bat could get
on nothing more than d little moistnre-net enough
f0 Sialnpen even the susilce OF the Dust The
weather for the most part has been very hot ana
sutry. Yesterday Sunday the mercury marked
as during our observation, from . t0 6 o'clock
Sweitering, wasIlt IL
TIE crops III this county III our previous infofm-
alton WAS correct, AZ We believe Ii was-are hope.
iessly ahFcviafed, as 4 general thing. Not more
zhaii i hall crop of corn nr cuftan can be made.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
4eE2pff
10 The Ladies.

DErER,s woRsTEp STORE, Canal street, near panphn.
We selling good many articles and below cost
price ad keep constantly flesh supply Of Berlin Aephyr and
ali material for ladies' Work hand je6 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

HOMICIDE rencounter took place at Station,
Thomas county, on Saturday the 23d inst, between
which the latter was 50 severely wounded that he
died in few minutes after the difficulty. Our in
formation is that having had a previous difficulty,
both were armed with knYes The fight was com
menced by Simmons, who also severely wounded
his antagonist by stabbing, but attempting to fee,
received wound in the back which proved fatal.
Standard was arrested soon after and brought to
town on Monday last, and delivered into the hands
Of the Sheriff for trial before the Superior Court
now in session.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
To the Public.

The subscriber prepared furnish GAS WORKS Of
ali sizes cities factories hotels sugar dwellings,
under tho patent granted Prof ROBERT GRANT, dated
January y, 1857.
These ors arranged the Gas from Coal Resin,
perfectly safe yield larger quantity Of gas from given
amount Of material than any other known process.
Ibeg The following certificate Of Messs o. r. Hall
Co. St Lous Hotel where large coal works be seen aid
small apparatus operation the Novelty
Works Agency No. / Canal street New Orleans
ST. Louls HorEia New Orleans, May 29 1850,
F. W. G. Cook, ESD:
Dear SirIt is than thrsa months since the Gas
Works Known Robert Grants Paen pn up by yon ID
this Hotel in operation aud affords pleasure
be able that satisfied with them in every partition
lar will take his occasion further that for the las
six days tl connection with ,hc city having been ON
burned average Of two hundred lights per night ard
portion sf those until morning. The supply Of for which
has been hundred pounds each twenty
four hours The simple and easily managed in
utility economy excel the representations made in sanr
contract Two all that required any OF
year for the keeping Of the works IN order and the
Very respectfully yours,
o.E HALL d 90.
Fer the sale of The above WORKS for the csesye tights
for cities, counties or states apply TO
F. W. C. COOK,
tAcEs4 roR ROBERT GRANT,1
No. Canal street,
,e4 2p,n New erlssns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

INsuRAsen GoMFA Those constituting the
Hoard Of Underwriters give notice elsewhere that
they close their Offices to-day at 10 o'clock A. M.
Policies can be renewed previous to that time.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

Az Ac1oR ASSAULTS A THEATRICAL CRlIIc.-At
Cincinnati, few nights ago. Myron I.efingwelI,
an actor, cncountering an ex.theatrical critic Of
The Enquirer Of that city, assaulted him with gross
epitbets, ending finally with tweaking the chin Of
the critic. The latter did not kick on cowhido his
assaslant but preferred charge Of assault against
MIN. The magistrate who heard fhe case imposed
a fine of $40 and COSTS and the .'actor left to
boast that he, too, had insulted critic.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

liz THE agent Of the-san Antonio ana san
noge mail has ouy tsnks fol- latest san Francisco
Y1aFers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

BS We are indebted 10 Mr. J. X. cagghfn,
ptfsar " thc steamship Habana for isnai fayors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
{ [Thomasville Ca. Enterrrise, 27th.


BS. TO Deuggists ami Dealers Bowers
MEpcATEp Fiis lhs highly popular remedy for habua
cosvene constipation sick and headache and bilious
diseases generally is in elegant ye and warranted
keep in climate. liberal discount made the trade
They will have speedy sae They spoil. The retail
price 3z CENTS box Manufactured only by GEO. o.
B0WER SIKH and Nine streets Phladenhia. ie7 2p9m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
MfpE.NsIAl MoRNING. July j. 1850.

t To lie oeligiag geatlemen Of Adams Ez,
pFesA,we ago again under obligations for Northern
ans western papers in advance OF the nai
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

NEaRoEss.- sfr. g. Z. Hatcher adyertises lot Of
from cessantly hapd durig the
his place the Taagipssfo Tieiny Station.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

usros BAsK.--A semi annual dividend Of 4 pei
cent. has been declared See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
Arena Gs'Nf.
-Dcns0s Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. sNTrrI
Has III street. 10 opposite siaa
Nc. aa from Rampant. whore will pleased
ceiye his others may desire mis-
servces. ais antftW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

BooKs, srsgIosslsT, ETC, At a SACRIFICE. MIR.
having ssnsaved VI l Pesdsas street oeys
sfi hosss Isgsr stationery sarriee, close
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
.BGs. Rs. Thompson,
The IUites. % =

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"TREFELIo sogtgas Tho Skin
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"rRfFEfIO - F!radicatns liu51or
'TREEEtIO I" ~ eents bottip.
Particularly adapted to climates few drops poured
IL he water Bathing deciously tareshirs cxorat
ing giving the skin Freshness neohuus Elasticity Saihess,
Bsll;anes PurityCoong md Thvsuratiug tho
flesh of uabaater richness Of Beauty sl
Erup,ons. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
Rg-sold everywhere at % cents bottle. .. ...
Sold wholesale and rea by JAMES sYat, No Isl Canal
street, and by Druggists generally,
TILESTON & co,
ty23 2ply General Agents. lS proa.way Now York.