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NOTICE no TAX PAYERs.-B Be Il ordaln.

m lAA ia EhS.~ be IL ordained
~ by the Council of the City ef Richmond, that
the Collector OF the City Taxes shall annually give
notice IN At kas' four OF the daily newspapers Of
June, that he will attend az his ece daily. between
the hours of O'Clock A. Al. ana d o'cock p. NJ,
from the 18th TO the 3Vth of Jaae, inclusye the
purpose OF receivipE from any person charged
with City Taxes. the whole one half cf the
amount of tax charged, deduetins ffem The whole
amount or one halt, as the ease may be, ten per
centum thereon. The Collector shall, in like nan
neT, give notice, Tor fifteen days prior the 18th
day of December. that he will attend az mis- Office
daily between the above mentioned hours. from
the 18TH to the 3st of Decemher, Inclusive Tor the
fesds paid oae-half only Of the City Taxes charged
20 him, the remaining half. dadncting from such
half ten per centum thereon. go
In pursuance al the above amended Ordinance.
passed January lith. 1855, will astend, q the
Collectors ONCE. in the City Hall, from the 18th 10
the aoth OF this month, Tor the purpose Of feceiv-
'ns lin = A''s j6i 1854 HoHsos. G. or
NTHREsHfnG MHchiNEs WI s1fe IA e w xsRs q q
biti0a at ths farm Of sx sheriff Hutch ,nson. sbons
two miles from this CITY. On the Plank Rnasi -
coon ~ the shTeshtRg season e0snlnanees. Fufthsr
nut,ce will Be given when thu trial viii come OF
hutchiason. Nj R M. Thorrs. "a b. o. IA isr.
n4 The 81. Charles Hotel. Tha ma hine IL capable
Of threshsng and cleaning from 90 10 Oo bushets
OF wheat rer DAY II also atacks the straw. The
sg.ntisy VIII b governed according n the ana,ty
KssAnosd. .sas ". isS. ,sa
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI.
49, YPHuR SPRINGS. NEAR THE YlR

s.iEs 6 MA AND TENN EE RAIL.
hDAp, IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA. =
w Ill be open for the reception of visitors tb e
18th day OF MAY. The capacity TO accommodate
has been increased by the addition of very pleaa-
ant rooms. The bnildflgs have all been new
painted and whisewashed, and the bedding hrs
much improved by thorough renovation, and )
the addition OF SUPERIOR HAIR MATTRESS Z J.
and those who may desire to 20 to the SALT Still,
PHUR. GREENBRikR WHITE SULPHUK.nr
SWEET SPRINGS, can take as much rest o.
as they may wish, and then proceed by NJ essI g.
Kent. Flckltn Il Peyton's line Of SUPERIOR
FOUR HORSE COACHES, whit;h leave da.lI
reaching the Sajt Pond to dinner he Salt sulphur
{ 40 miles) To tea. and the Greenbrier White Sui
phur and Sweet Springs leach 81 miles, to dinner
without night travel. Leave Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad aVfstg Tunnel Station.
ROB. H. M0SBY, Proprietor.
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l,sraA GREAT r r DU CTI0N IN
HIETN PRiSEOF PASSAGE TO AND FROM
s-<s-aoee1 NEW YORK. -Excursion Tickets by
the magnificent steamships YORKTOWN and
JAMESTOWN can be had for SIS for the round
ers. No extra charge ma3s for meals or state
room accommodations These tickets remain
good until the Fall, giving those who may procure
them ample time to sojourn at tie North before
returning home.
Persons wishing to see the great Leviath N
steamship Great Eastern, which is daily sxpeCted
in New York, can do now at small expense.
Tickets procured at our office, opposite steam
ers' wharves, or ON board of the steamers
je ISts LUDlAM IL WATSON
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nhAirfces n rdnc ed. :. inding our stock of
DRESS and other FANCY GOODS rather too
heavy we shall from tins date reduce the prices as
foitovs-say
Handsome French Printed BERFGES. Is cents.
very pretty small figured HALF MOURNING
do 20 cents
SAFER French ORGANIZES, IS cents.
Super French JACON ct. 26 cents
Ghlntz patterns French OkGANDIES, 80 cents a
Fancy DRESS SILKS. all bought this Spring at
unusually low prices ~
SRE1 DRESS GOODS, all Qualities, at cost
duced prices.
French wor ked sets of COLLARS and LEEVEs.
new and pretty '
Our stock OF STAPLE GOODS is as GOOD as it
has been this season wv "
Determined tn reduce the stock, we shall offer
the goods at low prices.
ie l9-1m CHILES & CHFNERY
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A., CONVERTS WHITE AND KLAtx
EMysgLPHuR ANDCM ALYBEATE

yc:m YSgLPhUh AN Al = AT
AE.aR SPRINGS This WATERING PLACE
will be open TOR the reception of visitors the
lst OF June. IT is situated on the Tine and
fny ftetc Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
about half a mill Fl ON Bonsac ks Depot, Roanoke.
Va, at which depot an OMNIBUS will always be
found waiting. on the arrival OF the cars, to con-
These WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR
WATERS have effected numerous cures. The
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases of Dys-
Repsia, Sc rous affection of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, General Debility, and especially diseases
oil the Nervous System, and those diseases pc.
culiar to females the BLACK SULPHUR. all
Klnds OF diseases OF the skin, aggravated cases OF
letter, and other eTupfions OF the Skin.
The ACCOM- 0DArIONS are equal to any to
be found in the monntaIns of Virginia, and the
TABLE and ATTENDANTS of the most satis-
iaeteIy character, together with a fine BAND OF
at hrst- eiass WAfERfN6 PLAc ES-as to ali OF
which we beg leave 10 refer to the large number
OF persons who have hereteIore VISITED the pi ace.
ap o--iSm J. A. HEFELFihGER. Pros'r.
$A WHITE 8ULfHUh SPRINGS,
YMY GREENBRIER COUNTY, Va.
j This long established WATERlsu
rLACE Will be opened for the reception OF virsO"
{. Many new and important srrangeuey1 nave
been made since tho last season in thu iaiso e..
tabsha.eat, and no efforts will b spsfed 10 mas
jEREMfAH NOR TON. President.
j. HUMPHREYS. General gu peri ntendeht. mn.
N Correspondents will please address HUM
PHkEfS, Superint fndant w hlte sulphur op,tiss,
GTeaabrief county, We. ~ a-eoou'eV
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RI Great Bargains in
LADtE DRESS GOODS.
Win open THIS MORNING, a lot of

0RGANDf MUSLINS AND BEREtiEs.
which have been purchased at great saori6ce, and
will be sold at unprecedented low prices for cash
Gail and see. and examine for Yourselves. al No.
% Main ST. lie 2t--lmi JN0. l.. SMITHER
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Ga FOR RENT-0ne large ROOM, over the
E|::as store of Sha'er, Hasey & Co., ITO Main St.
~A Possession given Immediately. Inquire of
Je Its SHAFER, HALSEY CO.,
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k.hgept.-

~ n.y.
a.anend ,sss..
| cerplBs y
/, 1850; .,g
alter p,ps
az. shsn..
each csTor
a cepp ne
= Ioylded imsS
1uckets'ss
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SHIPPING

sfCsA U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP 0A-
o1EfN NOKE-F NEW K--The
sr7snsz7< ROANOKE. Capt. Gro. w. Co0cH,
Will leave here at o. clock A. M, MONDAY, the
Ri July.
Excursion tickets issued to 90 and return by eth
er OF she teamers. State room and meals Included
for the very low price of ) is.
Passage to New York, meals and state room in
cluded, $40, Steerage passage only SIS.
Paseaee to Nortoik same hy the RIVER boats
Erelsht received all day to day SATURDAY. }
Tickets and Berths secured at office or on
board the ship.
Conslgnees are requested to md for their goods
to dag.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates, and
forwarded with dispatch.
PASSENGERS are requested to be on board by 8
O'Clock MONDAY morning
lie 30 e IEDLAN & WATSON
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D, sec.t
subscneeesf.
,,or sttesa5i
II lis suppl. y
apprto'ssss1-,
&c op n'Mn,s
IL fot ID.
kIehmoS~
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JSure Of Cholera Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
narrhga, &c. A fresh supply OF this seasonahls
4nd valuable remedy, lust reosivsd Also, DR..
- A. B0DEKER r. CO..
DruEaistS, No. 10 Maia street
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YOU LOOK IN VAaN.-Fer grey hair Ga
sTR rs hsaq aN1fMhABLE HafR RES'foRA.
TiTE. You viii and, however. on The heads BE- Of
~. snsa clean scalp, no matter at what
AZ Of life u used. For safe by $3.50
as' VI '"' USHER L WINST0N, Druggists,
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THREE valuable BUILDING LOTS
AT THE WEST ENDO MARSHAL l. ST.
ADJOINING ELBA, FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
NV % soa al anc' ,ss on tne p,emises 9h nj,
very handsome lots located as above. each front
ing 80 feet on the north side of Marshall St,
by Eba, the late ,ssdence of DR.. wilkins.
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at 4 and
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid.
je2 GODDiN & ApPERSON, Auots.
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G. c.
ErsEEss'
IT. spa Dist.
Ia CO.
seks, Fsl9
|apdfrcIsnd
sacks ~
Bomna<
HalrSpHS
lLLIass'
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OAR Il T. II HO u Sc /,

DARK Err HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of Recommendations.
with every effort for the com fort of guests. LAR
De- not excelled in the United States.
II. ID. PARKER,
NH A-Am J.F. MILLS.
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CIGARS.--eooOQ enc Hsvana Cigsrs.
~ FIsHER + WINSTON. Dsagxists.
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epucTAL NOTICES.

~ Amusemrnts. .."The Opera SESSION.
having el.sed, kaowing the wants of this commn.
Of aahion, No - Msin street, corner 18th, where
be WI chssrssil, shy his sC;AESs1M ERE,
DRAp D,ETE ard SILK COATS FANCY
MARSEfbLES and SILK VESTS. The best and
NEST comtortae'e amusement offered for the
hne stock Of FURNISHING GOODS.
Doors open from 6s A N; to Ga p. NJ.
IRVING HULL, Agent
lie o. Ct Next to Pairo's Exchange Office
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TsOOPERs' TOOLs.--we have tor saIs al low
Leveliug Planes; Barrel and Hngshead Croze;
Chamfar,ng Knives for right and lett hand; Hoops
Slave and following niyes. 49, a. n
cLAaRsoN l. ANDERSON.
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sources, there will be no utilization or union in this
State between the two opposing wings OF Demo-
cracy. The relentless speeches aud emhittefed
feeling already engenaered, can neither be healed
nor forgiven. The Douglas men call themselves
the only true National Democracy, and brand
breckenridge advocates as Disnnionists, whilst
those who support Breckenridge denounee the
Douglas wing as corrupt faetonists disorganiZers.
etc. As well, therefore, might oil and water be
expected to minge.
The Breckenridge and Lane men have put full
electoral ticketin the field in Illinois,
The :. National Democrat is the name of a new
paper just started at Alexandria in this State, and
advocating The election Of Douglas and johnson.
The Haynevil'e (Alabamal Watchmanhns hauled
down the Breckenridge flag, and now supports Bell
and Everett.
The Yicksburg Wing says:
We learn that tits the intention Or the Hon. Henry
N. Fuller, of Pennsylvania, and the Hon. Richard
w. Thompson, OF Indiana, to visit the South TINS
summer, in advocacy of Bell and Everett. The
States of Tennessee and Mississippi are certain to
hear frem them.
The Wing also says
Mr.. o. Il. Singleton, who is just from Washing
ION, ana doubtless knows the ropes, admitted on
Saturday night that there was no hope of the cleo
ton OF Breckenridge by the people
A Breckinridge and Lane meeting was held at
Newport, Kentucky, few days ago, which was
addressed by Hon. John W. Stevenson.
SENATOR BRowN, OF MISSISSIPPI. = The last
Washington Constitution denies the truth Of re
port that Senator Brown, Of Mississippi, intends
opposing Breckenridge and Lane. On the contrary,
he is openly in favor of them, though he cannot
agree with the letter of acceptance of Mr.. Breckin-
ridge, in so far as it embraces him in the general
expression that "the friends Of constitutional
equality do not, and never did, demand slave
nda
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Fourth OF July h Havana.
From the Cuban Messenger. published in Ha

From the Cuban Messenger. published in Ha.
yana we extract the following:
We were invited to participate in the festivities
Of the anniversary Of American Independence, by
our friend, Thomas Savage, Esq, Cat present in
charge Of the eousulate) aud enjoyed couple of
hours in the society OF the American shpmasters
now in port, as also, the resident Americans, and
number Of personal friends Of Mr. Savage, who.
assembled at thigh noon to have good time
generally.
Gheerulness and good humor prevailed, speeches
and toasts were the order of the day, aud the table
..faunhea'' under its load of good things. Jar
about the size of barrel, was full of iced pulch
thatwas brewed by a ''ehildf that knew how TO do
it. and Heidsick was as noisy as usual. Meats and
refreshments of all kinds, suitable fur the occasion
were literally provided. The "center cake" with
the American Flag on it, was presented, through a
committee, To the wife of Thomas Savage, Esq.
Tho clipper ship Kitty Simpson," Capt. Taylor,
by sperial permission, was allowed TO fire salute
OF twenty-one guns at sunrise, noon aud sundpwp /;
and Capt Laurent, Of the brig " A. A. GnapmaI ,
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q board q Aldermen so-moarow-es

la ~ a
MAHfsE INrErLtGEscE BY the arrival of the
steamship Magnolia. Capt CrowelI, from Havana
via the Florida ports we learn that on the 18th
inst, the day that the steamship Magnolia left Key
West 4 fishing smack brought into port twelve or
fifteen men taken off Spanish schooner and
TINT they reported that their own vessel was
bnfnea At sea. But bfEother reports received at
Key Weaa 1t was the general impression that they
were Il part Of The crew Of an American bark sup
posed " ~ THE snltana. of New York that had
been engaged Id Tie slave frada, and had just
landed her cargo consisting Of $50 Africans, at
near Matanzas, Cuba. and Immediately burned their
vessel To The water's edge and then effected their
escape II was alAc reported NJ Key Westthatthe
y. S. war steamer Crusader had received the IN
formation, and On the 9Th or 10th had started in
insessch Of The bafk.
AMI assanahip Magnolia lett Havana On the sth
inst VII she FloTida ports
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ss-Retter than All ot.ae. $ I.af.. yette, ON

ondaga county, N. Y, June 20 1883.
Messrs. W f. Hagan Co-ients Ny hair having turned
prematurey and being unwilling silver locks "
in my youthful days, have tried various preparations which
were highly recommended for restoring hair original color
among others Prof Woods Hair Resorc but found them all
or less ineectal and mute until abo year
ago commenced using HeiisFset,s Hair Go oring prepared
by You, which found 10 be ali that you recommended H.
II restored my hair to ts original beaniy and keeps II soft
aud oily and the expense tring that nothing
all after continually drawing funds keep mye
supplied with Prof Woods the year previous all my
pains receiving benefit. Thereto ,kc pleasure
mefaigg Hair coorng the public cheap and effect
ua Hair Restorer. Yours, truly
WILLIAM T. WENTRoRTH.
onondsga comfy Subscribed and befofe this
2Sd day of june 1855. H. S. COLE Justice.
s-Remembef that this result produced by Hemstrees
Innitabe the original and only reliable Restorative
Price 5U cents AND 81 per pottls. saiu everywhere
W. E. HAGAN & CO.. Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
Sold by WRIGHT CO.. q and 5l Charres street, New
Orleans. ty16 2plm&W
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List or Isestcrs ON Friday. ia

NuTleH Ii published to-day that the corner stone
of bethodist church, ID be built III rctna, will be
laid next Sunday ID o'clock Il. VI. Rev. Dr..
Walker viii address the spectators the occasion.
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ASKING QuEsTross.-" What is that, George? ~
asked teacher of young pupil, pointing to the
mark ~ used to show that question is asked.
81 corkscrew,' replied George He had seen his
father use corkscrew nearly of that shape, and
not knowing his punctuation marks, lie gave a
guess, which was not SO far out Of the way after
ALL for questions are corkserews, with which to
open bottles Of knowledge A boy who asks ques-
tions about everything he sees, will become well
informed 1t is not always necessary to consult
other persons to gain knowledge. Ask questions
of books, and of everything you meet with. In.
qure of the plants about their stems and leaves,
and flowers; ask the insects how they live; they
will answer, net in words, but by showing you, If
TO day. In this way, by examining and question
ing whatever they saw, philosophers have become
distinguished for their knowledge. They drew out
their wisdom with "
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Novel ptottc OF Smuggling Lace.

About fortnight ago French lady applied at
the San Francisco Post-otfiGe for a number oil
newspapers which she expected from France,
They had not arrived, nor was she successful IN
obtaining them after half dozen applications IN
many consecutive days The delivery clerk,
however. remembered her name, and not long
afterwards, number of newspaper packages
turned up, directed to her. She did n0tappear
again for several days. and the clerk placed them
aside, ready 70 hand to her when she should come.
Finally, as they not called for, he took them
up one day. and in handling them carelnssly, OBJ
served something protruding from the ennelop OF
one of them, which, on being examined more
closely, proved to be the end of piece of lace.
He pulled away ut the end, and drew forth a
long piece Of rich French lace and further invo5-
tigation showed that every cnvelop contained
similar description OF goods. The clerk informed
the Postmaster, who in turn told the Collector OF it,
rather funny way of eyading the import duties,
but as the affair was OF too small nature to call
for a conlscaton, or other customary proceeding,
the Postmaster told the clerk to charge certain
sum rs letter postage, and should the lady call
again, tn let her have the contraband articles on
those conditions A few days later Madame came
and asked if her newspapers had yet made their
appearance. The clerk told her yes--and on pro
ducing them, demanded the postage money that
had been named. - OH replied Madame, @
shall pay no such sum as that. You may keep
them for the benefit of your government
The clerk explained to her the inraction Of the
law, and observed that she might get herself into
serious difficulty il she conducted the smuggling
business to any eNtent-but, he added, perhaps
Madame was not aware of the contents.h Is oh
yes, l was she replied with charming ndirete
and cast such killing glance at the poor clerk,
through the letter-hole, that he nearly subsidized
into his boots. 50 Won't you please give me my
newspapers ?" she asked, and with such an ap-
pealing accent, this time. that Uncle Samuels
monetary interests were like to be carried by
storm. The scene was growing interesting so
interesting, in fact that the observer deemed il
prudent to 'vamose the ranch" Alta California
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TEApHEas ron PaaIc SonooLs, SECOND DIS
TRInT Ala examination fol- The situations Of Eng
lsh teachers, males, ~ above, i announced BY
notice elsewhere to take place on Monday the
30th iasl.
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e. Roger Co. sen at o'clock Nos as and II Old
street between custouhouse and Bienville streets, large
assortment Of dry goods, clothing, ETC.
Montgomery Il Smith sell O'clock No 81 Camp street,
n ine library.
j. B. walton sells Il o'clock. tho City Hoel valuable
slave
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was allowed to salute the representative of Consul,
on his visit to that vessel, after having been on
board the kitty Simpson with party Of friends,
where q collation. was prepared for them.
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Southern Industry.
FA MANS IMPR WE'D
"STAR" COTTON TIE.

Below Is certificate Of m old and well norn capln lohs
trading s port, who hns received Cotton bound with ne
above Tie and which he Fuppedto planters M
inventor gets machinery ready for iw manufacture which viii
be shortly II ii considered by cgpain stG%edures md he
pGss-nieu epgnged Mt the ORLEANS COTTON PRESS, Anpe
rlor to his famous Button Tie
Factors buyers ropr dealers aad others respectfully III
Sed to visit aud Inspect Mr. Fassnaua Factory AZ Orleans
Yard No n Teheupiiouas street which dais N Ail opera
ton
Both TIcs-hodrs well ppinted-for sale liz
+, BELoHER, 20 Commercial Place
Nj, Henry FRystnun
Dtmsr-The Min IIaveloes ander us command has w
cGged from The Orleans Gotten PteSs 1000 bais Cotton bop5
in iron-moe,ly with your improved s.r Tic, think
superior ali other Tics which have under ny ob,gv
ton and well satisfied with the condition liz which went
into The ship twill be noticed when 1t Of hy shfp
Liverpool mud soa have report of THE condition An
for iron bands my impression Il that they heeptue C0on mara
compact than rope and that they pat 9n,0 the an
weight Us rope apt 10 break.
.m-. Il. SNOW,
NJ (IAntain shin FInVnloct.
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UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer, No. % Bcsvr. sttset, New Yo,

totc Importer No. ~ Beaver 5tfect, New iotS.
For sale by tho following firms in Rew Orleans;
..o.. Ell HART X co, -.....
@|". A ID GRIEF Il CO.,
Jos. II. Il /. N MARKS
TON BETTEhTUN K &c,
j MvkEAN HALL,
W A. VIOLET Il co,
PIHGkAkR, STEEI L 4 co,
GO iIFRIGH Il CO.,
BUNNEt4f. " BAILLEFF,
q. 1HEUkER,
schmidt Il zFIGIysR,
H. BLOCK X 90,
BISGOH Il SiMM5
ARTHUR d ca,
GEO. F WIFTE'& CO.
w. Il ALLEN q CO..
I."" Y. DWY X,
COhVERB4.s& co F,a,
KARsTEkDGyy co.
F. w. G0EERRss.sInss
THOMPSON Il Lsni..t9gsSRS ri
JOHN T. MOORE 4 co, ~
HOLMES IL SPENCER .
W. l. LANIER d CO.,
JAMES SYME,
q. N MORRISON It co,
Il. GOEERY,
PAYNE& KEMP.
co PER n SEiBERT. jel8 arttr4
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M4Haa aeG or Epwas BooTH,s-.We learn through
\ priyass letter. dsted New York luly u says tho
Montgomery Advertiser, that The eminent Young
traseasza. Edwin Booth. was married on the fre.
vIess sltetnopn. u 1hat city 10 Miss Mary DeviIp,
taisHssd and lssely young Indy, who was for
nesly eonneetea with the stage, And regarded
as brilliant actress. She retired from ne s,ars
abuus . year ago. and will never again appear IL
public.
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EEst3ses, liquors, etc.,
los. Is AND 15 ROYAL sTREET.

NUS. ID AN ID 10 RU a u BTRE EFT.
A supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, In quarts
snd pnts, continually hand which equal the that
this market Also, other brands inferior quality,
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY. SIERRA sHER-
BY, GOLDEN SHERRY. DUFF GORDON SHERRY, An
JHoR SHERRY. SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA ASB SHERRY WINES.
BRANDIES-Sazerac vintage 1888 1898 and 1855
,her brands WHISKY all descriplons-Scotch, Irish
Bye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER In pnts and quarts
Also ON hand, my usual assortment Of tbs best
Wines and Liquors
IN the Market which sold reasonable terms az any
other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos. Is and l5 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-19
Booss, Shoes sssaa zsrOgusas,
AT WHOLESALE.

Plantations supplied with prime Dcins BOOTS. Rrsse
BRoaAN, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, and Ca,npeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST CO, W.
No. TO- Magazine street New Orleans.
HATS CAPS, etc.,
-., AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving SIX ala
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw. Leaf Mexican
aud Wool HATS, OF the lowest marks, prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
jyls 2p&w Magazine ssrsss.