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pURLIC ADDRESSES.

We have been requested to state that there
will be several addresses at the Female Collegi
Chapel this morning, at 104 o'clock. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to attend.
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For the Yorkvile Enquirer.
MESSAGES OF THEE--A SONG.
By JAS. WOOD DAVIDSON.

srolled mid the haunts where thy childhood had played
And around me were strangers musng strayed.
They stared at my loneness deemed there could be
In scenes such as those aught stranger wouldsee
sought the lone beechen tree down in the dell;
1t smiled as If TEEM1Na WITH SOMETHING TO TELL;
And the stream tina. flowed near 1t sang fondy and free
with messages murmuring, CALLIsTo, Of thee.
The path seemed to greet the sands near the stream
Were whittier and brighter as part Of my dream;
The hills DER the way and the valleys that day
AL welcomed me, dear one, though thou vast away.
neer was there with thee, low breathing to thee,
Yet they knew ipath valley, and streamet, and tree
Men deemed not nay dreamed not; while lonely coule
hear
But "CALLIsro, CALL1sro, )" from everything near.
COLUMBIA, s. C.
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COLUMBIA, 18th Feb. 1880.

..- COLUMBIA, 18th Feb, 1850.
Gentlemen: Your communication Of this date,
setting forth the manner in which the difiehlty
pending between Messrs. SAINT W. Melton land
Jno L. Miller should be adjusted, has beensre-
ceived On behalf Of Mr.. Miller, accept the
terms proposed by you. ffF-I
Very Respectfully, your obd't sery'nt,
" ~ ~, H. W. ADAMS.
TO Messrs. Jas. q. Adams, John Wallace, VIM.
Z q. Talley A." ...f-S - so =
S COLUMBIA, s. c., |
Hunts Hotel, Feb. 10, 1850. !
Messrs. James q. Adams, II ~
-ls3;ss- John Wallace, Vim. b. Talley.
b. Gentlemen: have just received
your award, and in behalf Of my friend, Mr.. s.
W. Melton, take pleasure in accepting it.lEt
/ s- Very Respectfully, your obt. sery't.
- N. W.sGARY.
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CotuMaIa. I4th Feb. 1850.

COLUMBIA, I4tn ECU, iooV.
Dear Sir We learn that there is difficulty
pending between Messrs. Miller and Melton, Of
York, and that there has probably been some
correspondence between the parties.
II our information be correct, We request that
all proceedings be suspended, at their present
stage, and that the matters is dispute be refer.
red to two or three gentlemen, with o view OF
endeavoring to effect an adjustment, honorable
to the parties involved. = : z..s.f,-.gs., -
The referees to be named by the parties, or
their acting friends, or suggested by rs.
The tenor Of this note is simultaneously COM
municated 10 Mr.. Miller. q 81 q
s ti Very Respectfully, - ,, s-j-
Your obedient servants,
R. B. B0YLST0N,
r...s. .,,.,....- ". F. DESAUSSURE.
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COLUMBIA, 8, c..
COLUMBIA, 8. c.,

Hunts Hotel, Feb. =, 1860.
Mr.. Jno. L. Miller: Dear Sir From pru-
Dental considerations, I addressed you note
from Columbia, on the 9th instant, by the hand
Of Mr.. A. r. Mcconnell, who informs me he de-
livered it on the day following. Not having re-
ceived any reply, + felt constrained to pay you
personal visit. i, therefore, went to Yoakville,
on Friday the 10th instant. Not finding you
there, was informed by Mr.. Edwird Moore,
that you had left Yorkville, with the intention Of
shortly visiting Columbia; in consequence Of
which, Ihaye returned to this place.
now have the honor to deliver herewith, o
note from my friend, Mr. Sam'l W. Melton.
Your most obd't. serv'nt..
NJ. W. GARY.
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COLUMBIA. Feb. Is. ia

COLUMBIA, feU. 10, f6bU
After reading the correspondence between Jno.
L. Miller, Esq, and Sam'l w. Melton, Esq, and
receiving the statements of the parties relative
to the difficulty pending between them, we are of
opinion, that the blow inflicted by the former
upon the latter, was without justification, and
accordingly think that Mr.. Miller should apollo
gize to Mr.. Melton for the insult so offered.
We regard an adjustment in accordance With
the above opinion, as honorable to each party.
q. ~. q. ADAMS,
JNO. WALLACE,
~ ,es WM II. TALLEF.
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ror .he YorkyfIle Enquirer.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned respectfully submit the sub
joined correspondence, with the adjustment OF
the recent difficulty between Messrs. SAMUEL
W. MELTON and JOHN L. MILLER.
NJ. W. GARY,
h. W. ADAMS.
COLUMBIA, 8. c.,
Hunts Hotel, Feb. 9th, 1850. !
Mr.. John L. Miller: Dear Sir AS the friend
Of Mr.. Samuel W. Melton, write to request that
you or your friend will come to this city, or to
any other convenient place you may designate, OF
as early day as possible, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving communication from Mr.. Melton. This
request is made because I am credibly informed
that we would run the risk of arrest were we to
appear personally in Yorkyille; and has been
postponed to this date, by an unavoidable delay
on the part Of Mr.. Melton, in procuring my SER
lvices.
This note will be delivered to you by Mr.. A.
F. Mcconnell, who will, II necessary, receive and
forward your answer.
-7e Your most ob't serv'nt.
NJ. W. GARY.
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HUNTS Hotel,

COLUMBIA, s. c., Feb. -, 1850.
Mr.. John L. Miller: Sir: On the night Of
Tuesday, the Oath ult., you inflicted blow up
on me, for which hereby demand satisfaction.
My friend, Col NJ. W. Gary. is authorized to
receive your reply and make the necessary ar
rangements for the meeting.
Respectfully, .z,E
SAM'L W. MELTON.
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Gse NYmkbillt &rrqnir&'

EDITED BY
SAM'b W. MELTON. N......WM. W. EAST
-O-
CONTRIBUTING EDITOR:
JAS. WOOD DAVIDSON. :. Columbia, 8. G
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Mr.. MILLER having failed to secure thessrr
.ces of bis friend, who was detained by sickness
in his family, appeared in person before the Ref
erees. r-2 ~ ai.ts- &.I o.
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NJ. W. Gary, Esq.

t X -
ECoLuMBrA, 14th Dec, 1850.
Dear Sir: We learn that there Is q difficulty
pending between Mr.. Melton, ,yof York and your
self, and that there has probably been some
correspondence between you, on the subject.
If our information be correct, we request that
all proceedings be suspended, at their present
stage, and that the msttersin dispute be refer
red to two or three gentlemen, with q view OF
efecting an honorable adjustment, y : &s;..-S
The referees to be named by yourselves, your
friends, or ourselves. ~ HS- .B.atrS srS
This Communication is addressed directly to
you, as We are not informed who represents you
in this matter.
We have communicated to Mr.. Gary, the friend
Of Mr.. Melton, simultaneously with this, the
tenor Of this note. -. ,s.lse mn. (. .,z,,,sd
- -. Very respectfully, .
-S >-'.' Your obd't. servants, Isl
.s 2, ~.--.-s' y VI B. B. BOYLSToN,
>, NJ ...,,fsf.s w. F. De SAUSSURE.
Jno. L. Miller, Esq. ,s..si.1 -.
go ar.--. .ar I'd CoruMBl, Sc, /
...s: .aE, 81. Hunts Hotel, Feb. IL, 1850. g;f 4
Messrs. W. F. DeSaussure,
R. B. Boylston:
p =s@r = Gentlemcn:-I am in receipt
Of your note Of this date, requesting asuspen-
sion of the challenge sent by Mr.. Melton to Mr..
Miller, and that the matter in dispute be referred
to several gentlemen with the view, ffpossible,
to an honorable and satisfactory adjustmepte !
cheerfully aocede to the request, and have all
confidence in the gentlemen whom you may Sc
lect. Very Respectfully, F
3 s-lz.fs .-s ~, Your obd't. servant
r - s-s N. W. GARY.
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- a, a5ys - CoLuaBrA, 18th Feb, 1860.
Dear Sir ]: We have yours of this date, acce-
ding to our requestcommunicated to you, yester-
day.
We have procured the consent of Messrs. Jas.
q. Adams, John Wallace and VIM. b. Talley, to
act as referees in the premises.
Very respectfully, your obd't sery'ts.
szrJ W. F. DESAUSSURR,
:. s. So a.3 R. B. .BOYLST0N, srg
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~. i CoIuMBIA, 18th Feb, 1880.
Gentlemen I am in receipt Of your communi-
cation of the 14th instant, and accede to your
proposal, taking it for granted that Col. NJ. W.
Garys assent to 1t, is equivalent to q suspen-
sion Of the challenge have received.
Very respectfully, your obdt serv't.
JNO. I. MILLER.
To Messrs. ". F. DeSaussure, R. B. Boylston.
..--.s.- -; COLUMBIA, 18th Feb, 1860.
Dear Sir We have yours Of this date, ac-
ceding to our request communicated to you, yes
terdsy. 81 - - " -
We hsye procured the consent Of Messrss JAS.
o. Adams, John Wallace and Vim. ID. Tailey to
act as referees in the premises.
- = Very respectfully, your ob't serv't.se
". F. DESAUSSURE,
A.-.. - 3. B. BOYLsTON.
r, M;llar Eqn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

M0na g|ais WITH TaE MoR,IoNs. Gov. Cum
ming hi armed the President that Utah Is in a
oonditIosx k0r2ailng on anarchy, and some action
i theFc5ers necessary on the part Of the govern
msnt III relieve nd territory from present and i'm
pending evils. He aliudas to the hand Of despera.
does whose condnst renders the tenure Of life and
property nncsrtain, and requests either that the
Judges WITH bA seat out in place of those who hare
desertAd utAhs 81 authorixe Thu Probate Courts u
exereIaa tae powers claimed BIZ theln, aud granted
w ~ NJ Assembly, or adopt some other
mesns If aafety he requests that Ave hundred
soldiers he retained there, Al The withdrawal Of
The entiFe aEHy wolld Be ipindicious and unjust.
Goys Cumming states tho population Of Utah at
y, oae ~ q ioe, though Il u larger estimated BY
the Aormoas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

BODg or AN uNKSoWN FraALE FouSn.--- Stl,ady
Hook. May Q, eD--Tne body of IN unknown fe-
maie, apparently about 70 years old, was found on
the outer beach yesterday morning, about two
miles distant from the point Of the Hook Her
pocket were found comb and a pair of scissors.
An inquest was held ON the body, and yeEdict re
turned Of supposed accidentally drowned.r Tho
body was inferred on Sandy Hook.
The Herald speaks Of this case as one of the
many silent tragediesp that are continually oc-
curing in New York and vicinity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

3 ag- SIoat a. Co.'s New Eliptical Sewing
MACHINE In the uniformity and beauty Of its work. in
Sewing Machine for plantation family seiug
using two threads and making the Lock Stitch, Justly
tod the only stitch that DO loosened unayeed
It Ia fasupcrasding the complicated Wheeler Wilson Ma
chime does away with the troublesome leather pad loop
checks and is pronounced by the scientific the
plus mira Of Machines Side side with those from the
houses of the combination this really remarkable Machine
proved its great superiority They for sals No. 81 Canal
street. by NJ. 8. HENDRICR.
+ 1 1.Ir, ayrr
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jos 2ptf
I,aporta,.t to Consumers or Gas.

H..a.~,.E.sx r1
AAxsk1~1 sesSse ec SOfeosSNSeEsO W sFNSs
L. .ti. ,,,,,z r,a 5..,,.. = 40.
fact OF the great of the to supply the demand
on inc Gas Company. NEW invention,
Leffingwell's Gas Regulator
.on,Iss,v ,.ss tia r.s.,,ro n, h.. a.,
at the companys Gasoete as to give uniform and steady
fame with large reduction in The CONSUMPTION
twenty per saving over any burners is whey
ever s Aef'el Is allowed IN the use OF A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

Thomas Bfochg was recently arrested iii Adrian,
Michigan, foE having married III wives, one Of
Whon WIS negress sfd Two others saaaws. II
aiI werc collected, what pictorial menagerie they
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GRANp SACRED C0AcEET- We call attention to
he adva1tzaaInans Of q concert 70 be given at
Isinits Church Tackscn street, IA Wednesday eve
ming, l5ll fox thq benefit of s. Lukc,s Church,
7h6 PM will ke amate nrss ladies' and gen
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FoEEIrx AND poaEsTlc Day Geops. The par.
tievlas buyers called The large credit ssls Of
foreign enl Ekesss NV take place Ais day 40
acleek tn nseaaa 81 r. Roser cot Nos. % and
A old f@xss zsesls Tesmss 500 % dsss credit
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an. PAuKs CnuncH SACRED CoscEnF.-A s..
pauIs ChAreh, vi Thursday evening 10th inst. The
occasion Of Che opening Of . new organ, win be
gveu 4 8rsEssl ID esnrsf. No doubt Il will bc
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WokpKHzEL Ham nfE To parties 10 need Of q
rss.aszo a aatae no. would eo.nlasp tho perzal pf
tskdacS iii subject The Arguments there
SRI foEIh. X saszsat. zulst ba eopelasise
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WtsHfK0xeN AnriLLEHY AT1Ks Tfos See 81
vertisement for quarterly review on Thursday 10th
insts ranclual attendance 1T their arsenal at Al
o'clock II required.
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sarSinger'a Celebrated Sewing Machines.
These Machines have recent and great
Sewing and their sale rapidly increasing They
toa others at the largest fashionable
making establishments in New Orleans all the large no
tells and principal boarding houses and in hundreds of private
families and give universal satisfaction They will last life
eare warranted superior to every ether Machine the
refunded and warranted three years tho charge
negroes, without cost for repairs or freight.
They sold. il desired. trial. with any and all other
Sewing Machines WALTER BENNETT, Agent IS Camp
treet, New Orleans m3 2ptf&W
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HeIEl % ls1 y BsIox, The hotel At Biloxi,
snqxEs as L. ess = pisssd 10 with al Inc fasn
trsxs cic. pa AassFiise~snt. =
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y Aarfa. stn1lsr this hsad will be found Tie ad-
~ y yseae szasssaa for il business
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NhF ErRsK. respectable German woman
enss llers spth Eae appl u corner Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

n7r Eighth Ward American Club The
Eighth Ward American Club al their New Club Roen
situated At the Of Greamen and Elyan Fields Streets
MONDAY the It'll Of May 1900 al O'Clock r. NJ and es
cry MONDAY following until further notice
my4 2nte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT +
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FoHEn u ArzoavEY See Mr. Rodrignezls no.
e sAS Il 10 hlsiness during bis Hbssnes on dc
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RS~ seventh Ward American Club, Third
nsTRieTThis Climb will the School House
men street, every WEDNESDAY EVENING at u o'clock
precisely, until further notice.
BY order Of the President:
my4 erte Il. u. L0vEFT Secretary
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NEW 0FzsA H6usEs Tonight Halsyy's grail
opera Ihs asena 1tasketeers' win by presented.
Ios1aolEoN evening the benefit Of Mime Gclson,
end the aTenspg aiser, " ny. Ghas. Petit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

NalEsE sgkp: girl from 70 10 ii years old
Sic aasersisezsart
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american nominations.
FoR MAYOR:
JOHN A.. MONROE. SaE
FOR STREET coMMIssIoMER; +.f
q. O. FLECTaIER.
RECORDER, FIRST DISTRICT:
WIN. EMMERsOE.
RECORDER, sEooEp DISTRICT;
J. L. FABRE.
RECORDER, THIRD DISTRICT:
WEBSTER LONG.
RECORDER, FOURTH DISTINCT: 5tg
q. q. CAMPBELL. i
FOR ALDERMEN:
fass District -'...............A O. BRICE.
.'.......,........A r. FIELD.
Second District. ,.-...........F. LEvAssEUR
Third District ............,...P. s. WHITE
Fourth piatrict.... .........s. a. SUBWAY
Assistant ALDERMEN:
First District-lst Ward -. JAMES BEaGs
"a Ward -. ERNEST roLEDASo
..s Sd Ward g. +. HATCHER sssssY
Second Distriet-ih Ward. W. HODGKINs.
!. J. 9Th Ward. .....J. FREMEAUx.
Third District-7th Ward. .....U. F. sEICsHNAYDRE
!. ah Ward ~. b. LEEFE. ss
Fourth District-iith Ward. Capt. JAS. DAVIS
aIe apte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

BssAcxsasix a ron SAIR.- Col. Sim. Buford, No. ID
Naselss strss adssizes the sbsse trsae COR ss
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WfndOar Shades.
We have recently large additions to stock Of
Shades and have Of various szH and
designx
We also new article of Window Shades intended for
Lake Residences which excinde the the
aad cause pleasing shade of light in the room.
j. d. CAMERON b CO.,
MY 2p6s III Canal street.
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Fassna,a's Hros. Cotton. TIE.

E&SskatU9a's R9'O7e Cotton TIE.
TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
Iron viii be generally med the coming in bang Cotton
Merchants should therefore hesitate purchase rope
Inc the merits Of the different Ties purchasing Of them
complete of all the different Ties be kept at my
office exhibition, which all who feel are cor
daily invited to call and examine for themselves.
Confident In the superiority tho FAssMAN TIE wiz
take pleasure in going the Orleans exhibit merits
mode Of application etc. that of any other Tie may be
suggested
Orders for amount promptly filed per pound with
liberal deductions to merchants.
F. BELcHER, Agent,
% Commercial Place.
ja6 2ptf New Orleans.
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nj eshere would commit the naonle of Iouis
-. ..,.sa a. ~. -. ;,., - .ta .rn,ov
faWAio ~ hhhtnseh lesac e. eoiee'
Niiaill Y. @uileH III e y. fc on
LAucA ir"mi Dr.. w piieAeii,
De.is Donosaa' - a e5,Nesse''
Z. W haashHhs IT. chopplu,
= i,a' henneayt lhoh'as Y, hapes
aeo'ss " 'aeeetls GU . =. iAneisi
IuwA,a 4t .a, ueotss e 1ose'eet
9onh Mesinhis, lsaae ochepsr',
aonu ailiae,oasi y. y. peess'o",
y ~ 4 - ~. $50 nessise'
osca A = " Ae', " - oaea.Ds'
lawn huscy a. Ioshos. Ms
= II. harper, 1homas HAffen
y. snho'' ~ ratai' =
Egg Gnesnont y. y. douraain,
D. g. fienne, VIM H. Crane,
auBistn Viaqant' A r. turner,
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TIN fArA1ER Ihere mss good enough.
auai6n6q Inst nisa ID I'LL Vie new troupe N show
iasf III fxfIIc afe still prone ID evening amuser
ment ana ffom Mia qualification N thia inclination
among tlaaa present, we augsr that the attend-
aace herea I'M Wild m fuller Thc troupe seems 70
he good one. y The brazilian Ape the only
rlece No had tic pleasure Of seeing, was made
WV anAaAfsg and interesting,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08


''',,..'''''.oNNAh sf1hAi
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS a. CO.,
HAVING ~ HAND
or
Will oosskscE-- ,45
IT. '''
TERY GREAT REDUer10 Nsy
chase any description Of
PLANTATION, FAMILY,
E-A NcIe DRIT GooDs.
EXAMINE QUE STOCK AND rRIcEs.
pENrtxIyvsrN r rwrs q no
- u. ,,,... ~ =. canal an ~, street s..
Emb.of.ye,ed SEi,.fs.
~ ,nm,e,r ,,orn,, m,,,- 49,, ,,,,,,,
ANoTHER
Worth Six Dollars for Three!
# @... sg
~ ~ ee
BENTHUYSEN. LEWIS N co
1,s Cana, .,root
my. -ps. Near the Clay Statue
SILKS, SILKS! SILKS. SILKS
ARE PROMINENT AMONG rnE-
q.
7 5 ~ =
WE ARE oFFERrSe
W. &
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-
Great Reductions

~ and Charities st. II and II
Having lust received choice line of the shove Goods
bought Mt the late larse
AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK,
Is now prepared 10 oner
THE GREATEST AIMS
RICH oRGANDY ROBES aouacsd and single iupe;
RICH FRENCH oRaANDIEs, In piece from % yard
FINE FRENCH JAcoNKrs, from zoe. up.
ENGLISH PRINTED LAWNS, fast colors, at l2,se.
And large assortment Of
NEW MATERIAL FOR TRAVELLING DREssEs
NY zpst
IslegrGnss. ..,..s.s.
NO NO MIN ATIoN YETI,
Keep IL Before the People,
THAT IN SPITE or THE piscoRp AT CHARLESTON
ROB ERT PITKIN
Has hand
LARGE AND FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF
Superior Ready Made
CLOTHING VI
GENTLErtEN's FURNISHING GOODS Il!
TRUNKS, yALIsEs,
LEATHER AND CARPET TRAvELLNG BAGS,
Umbrellas, ETC., etc., etc.
ea Also
BoYst CLOTHING OF EVERY STYLE,
All of which will be sold Low, BY
L n. pTTKTN
AT his Fashionable Clothing Emporium
Nos. Is and Is Camp street,
my5 apst Opposite Ladies' Entrance to CITY Hotel.
.sesO Millinery.
JUsT oPENEDl JUST oPENEDt%
LATE STYLES
FRENCH TERN BONNETS,
New French Flowers. Ribbons, etc.
JOHN TODD,
n,y7 2pst Nos II and "A Chartres street.
1850. Spring. 1850.
NORRIS, MAULL 81 CO.,
Fine FashionabIe Clothiers
coRHER or CAMP AND co4MoT STREETS
Under the City Hotel,
Have in store their large stock seasonasis
cLoTHI
And
FURNISHING GOODS.
OF the Latest Styles and Material.
oald call attention new style Of
BRuMAGEN BUSINESS COATS,
WI PANTS AEB VESTS TO MATCH.
Phtladelphia-Nrade Shirts.
OF our own manufacture.
Our friends and the public generally Invited to call and
NORRIS, MAULL CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets.
mis- 2psf under the City Hotel.
Cotton Seed Hstiter.
Inc hfst anu only successful Cotton Seed Hlar extant, will
be exhibited by the inventor, W r. FEE the corner Of
Tchonpitonas and Lafayette Streets week. where he
will be happy and all persons Interested IN the BRO
duct Of Cotton Seed
he at the time exhibiting OF LATTAs PoRTA-
BILE ENGINES AND BOILER. admitted to be the best and
cheapest now known. Call and See my4 2p6t
Plantation Corn and Cob .EEill,
COMBINED.
The subscriber being appointed the sole agent VIC
TORY CORN MILL for New Orleans invites all parties in
eresed to call and the same, which will be kept In opera
ton at No. CANAL STREET.
This is the cheapest best Corn Mill In the market and
will grind the finest Meal Corn and Cob for cattle
feed
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
F. w. c. COOK,
aso 2pIm Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

Hs- Fever and Ague! Fever and Ague.t
FEVER AND AeuE Emigans and others who to tho
western part of the United States complain in bitter
the fatal diseases that prevail In those sections
most intelligent bear Testimony Dickens
the Shakespeare Of this In pictusiag Little Eden west
settlement In book entitled Martin chuler says
that the fourhing institution Fever and Ane
which had Killed all who attempted 10 mike permanent
dencc Of H. Mark Tape who could only be Jolly gloomy
circumstances said that Fever and Ague had given him
ore ioity than he would like TO experience again Dr.
ers Celebrated Binrs is the only this terrible dis
that would recommend itto the public Try he
kseonyhaeed Of their power.
Sold In New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL hyJ WRIGHT
co. and Isl Charities street. sole agents for the Southern
States and to whom all orders should addressed by drug
gssss and dealers ayervwheTe nly7 2pgs&lW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08
Cigars j. Cigars /.

Purchasers will always find in Of the well
known brandsInenudad Flor de Puadas Merdana Flor dc
Pancho Redowa Ganorga Partagas, Something Wash
ngon Dos Hernanas Maso Habano. etc. etc. at the lowest
prices.
P. PRATs d CO.,
o26 2ptf 20 Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-08

Crarafs, Crarafs, Cracats.
inst received complete of aen'lcmens and
Rays NECK TIES in he lates, Paris stsles
Also
A beautiful assortment Of aEsTLEAEN's CANES,
LION & ANDREE,
81 and IS Royal street,
my7 aptf corner Hienyille.