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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

NVIlCE.- Delinquent consumers of Water in
~ MONROE WARD are hereby notified that If
they fail to pay their blls before the 2lst INST
before the hour of O'Clock. y. NJ, they will be
dealt with according 70 the requirements OF the
following extract from the ordinance concern ing
the Water Works:
By an ordinance passed 6y the Cosaeik, Msy 3lst
1883. III any Water Bill remain unpaid for THIRTY
DAYS next alter that on which 1t 10 rented, the
Auditor shall notify the Superlnte ndeHt, W M shall
stop the W alter being used on the premises in re-
spect to which the default exists, land he shall not
allow i to be used on those premises again until
SAID bill u paid.l and five per cent will he added To
the oriSina! amount Of the bill, which SHAH Re
placed in the hands OF the City collector who is
hereby authorised and required to collect the same
a. II It vas due for city taxes
D. J. SAUNDERS, Ja.. for
10 Io-S Al. l.. SrKATToN. Auditor.
NOTlCE. "a regular. well conducted SHOE
SnOf 70 badly wanted at this place. and from
I've 20 Tour hands may obtain active employ me Mt
pf9ntably. There are two shops TO be rented, ht-
Mu w especialiy FOR this purpose Bosrd can be
ootsiIed 1t low rates. BY the pndsrsis ned
J. 4. RALlMAN.
Mechancsville, Lcuisa CO., Va. fsls-A
0tD APPLE RRANDY.--ls bills. pure old
~ sI'aai, A II q; ! kInxR. ,sA ..,...
C4S 4, III r, - R8gssfa &c g.
DruSsiets, No. y Aaia o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

SH0CkOE HILL G E AL
0NA AGENCY.
G.. W. II. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, BstUssa Stzth and Seventh
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEG ROES. SELL REAL, ESTATE, SELL NE
GROES and act as GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him for two years past. 3l-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

SERVANTS FOR SALE.
LNOR SALE-A sized and good looking
L black WOMAN. little over ~ yesrs old, who
Is SAID 70 be very superior COOK, WASH * and
lRONER, and OF good character. Her daue hter
very cd locking black girl, abost IL years old
has been accustomed to HOUSE WORK and
NURSING, and is 10 be sold with her. Apply AZ
Cary Street JAIL fe s-eol3,
EWk SALE-To remain in near the city, n
L No. female COOK, without incambrance Sod
for no fault. Apply at this office fe ls-6t
tVk SALE-A young, likely CHAMBER MAIL
i and SEAMSTR ESS, genteely raised She can
be seen at my once daily 1T noon. TIL sold
q. w. ". TYLER.
Genera! Agent. Office Marshall,
ia l8-ts between 9th and 7th streets.
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TENTH AN<tAIH.I,

MANAGtRS.
Gov. John Letcher. Col Thas ,,--..
Col. Geo. w. Munford. Lieut.. ,,oi , ~ SL
Gen. W. II. Richardson, MAJ. VIM. MINT, "
Col. s. Bassett French, MAJ. ! i. rsivsg'
Capt. w. Nj. Elliott. Maj. This ps,,o.
Capt. T. !. Randolph, MAJ. VIM ga
Capt. John Dooley, Capt. r. NJ Car,
Capt. Miller, Capt. $. ? N,tcbsn
Capt. VIM. Il. Maule, Capt. Jos kRslsl
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGFMENTs-Red Waf. =
Blue Rosettes.
Capt. John y; Rsdy, Lieut. Thos J. r,s.r
En'sn J. NJ. Hiltzhimer, q. VI. J. T. V,nnsa'.
Corp'l VIM II. W de. Private A. Y. 80
COMMITTEES OF fyviTsrfoS-Red Ross,rs
FLOOR COMMITMENT White Rosstis
COMMITTEE OF EvkPTlUS-Bae Rl,sr,
fe ltd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
asS @rleaas 9ais Crescent asaassday goruug a4 T. 1860

MEMPHiS.Per steamer Belfast --6s7 bales cot
ton Scruggs II Donegan-4a6 b Anwicht Sco-42i
johnson &co. S53 s o Nelson &co-259 do
Fellowes &co--l4s ] Watt Eco-I4s ~ Galla@her' ~.
WALES &co--l95 to order I06 Byrne, Vance &co
so Hewitt, Norton &ce-- 81 j ri Hartlie &eo-- 40
Buekner, Stanton y Newman-25 Knox l. Higgins
aa s,,e rrscnard nn Ia FloWer-2! lower, g Cromwe-le
Beadies &coHigJ Williams &co--lI do Phillips &
Weeks--9 A D Henkel &eo-s Henderson Terry 4
Co.'S J Groves &co--S Ward Hunt Yea Mar
tin. Cobb &co.-5 Connolly &co-~s do GLADDEN. 1
Siexesns hotehiord, Brown &co--l7 hhds tobacco
Given, Watts &co--5 do Jas Turner r II short
&ao--l Moore & YanCulin-I j q HnrlavF5 bhds
bacon A D Henkel &co---l do McKIerov 4 Rrad.
ford-40 pkgs wine Geo A Fosdick 6cos ii nkgs
mdse i Perkins &So,2o dol Valentine &co-is DO
ws,Esr Mtghs SSSro do henderson Terry &eo do
- Brinton &co-s A H Horro954 do R Nc
Gregor &co-sundries to Order-Totaj 95TA haia.
cotton 2s hhds tobacco e'ies
PITTSBURG-Per steamer 81 c,opa oes x,,rus
mdse carroll, HOY &co--4 do ] d Bein & SonFl37
Woodman Bement- JOG do + r Mioton Sno ~
R Geddes- rs II Slocomb &co-25 Renson + Ta,.
ter.99 Phelps Il Parke--2s FrelIsen. stavanson i
co-S0 Flotte &co-l4 L Coulon-Is Henderson (
sadsenso Fel dayaTGsse < msrshR Geddss % Bowes
Farley. Jurey &co-ll2 3 H Request &coMT WI.
son Pomroy-l42 E Il Motion &co-65 4 Eannba
% Schneider Wise--9 F Del BondioN10 do = u
T naircnlld u &co-zo bbs whisky to Geddes-s4 do
X MeGregor 81 bhls onions F Del Bond;o
1855 bbs flour Connolly &co--75 do lionor ou to : u
Kennedy &co-l6l bbls potatoes 4 s Elder Sco.l =
2ss bbls whisky Martin, Cobb &co-40 do do Ino
Adams ID 6eo-l0 do H May &co--25 bbls annles
loo pAs cneese Jno l Adams &co-1O0 kegs nails
\ orten q Macoulay-2O0 do Bein & Son-Io2
10 Pothier L Faucheux-l0, 900 head cabboge and
'undries to order s"eo"se anu
BLACh XIV fER-Per steamer Home-soo sacts
,otton seed and sundries to order wv saeAs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
Arrivals at the Hotels Ye.terelay.

CITY HoTEL-E S Cole, Texas; g Holden, N Smith,
IA; Ingram, Bmks, KY w yasser, La; Seal,
p9naidsonyilei Carnh Baton Rouget Jas Davis Le
Ridley Miss Ridley Mrs barnett Al McMahon Murphy,
Il Lewis and lady, Miss Starnes. kendrick, Gaan,
Miss Forney Gonzalez, Tex; Payne Clinton, Miss
oaae and lady Teland and lady, Mrs MONTGOMERY
La Caro- Memphis; SANDY, Jeferson Tex; Iedbeer,
d Holisy, Moble j Fasliee @ w Ford. w M Ford,
r. Green, Ala; A Goodwin, Tex; Nelson and lady,
Henderson Marshall, Tex; Nckinny " Nave Marion,
Ala Gayle Mobile: Corwin, FL Henderson, West Fe
ISiana; Jones, Tobin, San Antonio; NJ Bee, G II
gis.ks Magnolia Miss; Tornbo Ark Ash Miss
Gayler, Everett, Jones and lady, Tex; Brown.
Miller, Faucher. r Holman, Reeves, Mecalf w
Gum II II Booth W Taylor and lady, Miss Godson,
Tex Doty, Richmond Miss; Albert La: Smith Tex;
D Smith, A Smith, benson, NJ y Graham, II Lucy,
Miss; w Miller jackson, Miss; A McCarrol, Wilson,
Miss, NJ Vernon La Miss CLARK, Miss WadleS, Miss;
Hawkes., Ark; John Hurts La " Sharp, Tex Dun
can; Floyd La; knobeock, Thibodeanx II Wilson Ark;
MeGall Nj Holly, Ark; Owens, MeNuty. Dalsows
Texas.
. ST. CHARLES H0TEL-P Campbell. W Hayden and
family, La VI Courtney Bayou Sara Seward, Iowa.
Williams Williams Laourehc; Z Cook, vicksburg l.
Paimer Chicago; Thos Righy Hughes Yicksburg Mrs
Egbg Helena, Ark; g Cochran. Padqcah KY " smedes
Geo Rockwell Miss; BARROW In; Dubroca, West Baton
Rouge; Pummer, Tex Kicks Jr, Canton; n Robin
e @son Houston, Tex; Be,hune, N Lamb Ga; " G Little
onarles Mobile: DIR unter, Miss huper, Ala;
Johnson Mias Brown, Ala Miss G Halter Miss b
Brown, i steeie Miss George, G Coleman, Ala "
Sreash Nd Glasswel Mobile: Mccarty KY Duckworth
ads Miss Parker, Memphis; DR. Martin Mrs Martin st
II Aassie Bolivar Miss Clarke Yazoo Miss DR. Smith
MSenay 1sSy Mss; a; Ms Hs Wood Louisse Clarke
IpN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Special to the New Orleans crescent

HAVANA, March 4, 1860.
Ed. Crescent-Since the date Of nv advices II
lst inst. per Habana, only moderate transactions
IN Ciayed sugars have taken place, upon the basis
oil stg94 reals arrobe for D. S. No. II up to No.
l5, whilst the superior qualities have, in conec.
quence Of the demand for Spain that exists. oh.
tanned proportionately higher rates. I therefore
place my quotations this morning asfollows. n. &.
Nos. to 10, 7@sa reals, Nos Ii and IL, saa9l
reals, Nos. l3 and IA, 95@94 reals Nos, Is to IL.
10@l0a reals, Nos. Is to 20, l1all3 reals. Whites
according to quality, l14@l45 reals % arrobe F..
o. B. The unfayorable weather alluded to in nv
last advces had again interrupted the grinding, and
generally speaking up to the present period there
has not been produced above one-half or two
third the quantity Of Sugar thatwas produced up to
this time last year. II is calculated by the plant
ers, perhaps it would be wise to write .spretended,
BY the planters, that the injury already caused by
the unfayorable weather will amount to from Is to
20 U cent Of the crop they anticipated making.
Such an assertion can only however be considered
premature, as so much depends on the weather
later in the year. The stocks here and at Matanzas
are estimated at about 900 boxes, against
100000 at this period last year.
MoLAssEs-Comes forward more freely and has
recovered from the decline noted in my last ad-
vices MnscoEada sells readily at 5t954 reals and
clayed at4@44 reals y keg of 81 gallons.
The following are the only sales reported Of
articles from the United States since my last ad-
vices.
BUTrER-6l bbls., eX steamer Baltimore from
Baltimore Sd inst, at rate not disclosed
HAsfs-97 hhds, ex steamer Baltimore at rate
not disclosed, 20 hhds. from New York, in yellow
bags at SIS % quintal, also bbls. from New York,
Sd inst, at sl3 Is y quintal. The Hams from New
York are reported as not being sufficiently galted
CLEAR PoRK-6 boxes from New York. I'd inst.
at SIS q quintal.
BEANs-25 bbls. Black, from New York at 81 37a
% arrobe, and s. bbls. Black, from same port, at
81 81 y arrobe
PoTAToRs-200 bbls., ex steamer Baltimore, at
ss U Dbl.
ONIoNs-47O bbls. and IS 900 bunches, from New
York. and 60 bbls., ex steamer Baltimore at rates
not made public.
FIGs-2o hhds (drums1 ex steamer Baltimore,
at sl1 % quntal.
OYsTERs-75 boxes Gins) retailed, ex steamer
Baltimore, at s. % box.
FREIGHTs-Continne as last advised.
ExeHANGEs-Tend downwards. | quote Ster-
ling 12a@134 . cent. premium. New Orleans
eshorD 33@4 fR cent. premium. New York, ETC.,
t6o day bills) 2l@3 U cent premium.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

Steamship Desoto, Bnlloch, from New York g
lnst. vsa s:sI HsTana = inst, to JAS Gonnoy &co
Steamship Florida, Nelson. from ApalaehicoIa, to
i Mitchell LIST dist y
emp msreia Day, Chase, from Hayre 9th Jan. via
M9nne, ~ a! n n ballast, to Baxter, Lowell eco
Snlp Gnas davenport. Kelley, fIn Harre Feb lst
<,..s ~ g ,n5sallast, 70 master--lst dist 43.
6Mp Wellington, Barstow, II davs I'M New Yorlx
70 ereesy . FarHel-lst dist II. - : = y. =
ai' saR Spnn nm j aaFksr y Calhoun from Liverpool
snip ilaEd Hosdley, Magma, Is days FIN New York
70 GEsevy d Farwel LIST dist, lie. : : :
snip John Barbour, Moran, from Liverpool Jan
20fh, TO master Point - -
Bark Marcia, Wilson, 20 days fla Boston. "a RI n
Yenn1rd Point 9 : = :
Bark MaFRick, fom Point.
Bark sas Andrews, Aalony from Minatislan, to
Mex brig Esperanzh, Rasso, fun Campeaehy to r
Gamerden-Poiut.
hrig Matron Taylor, days fm Cardenas, to master
schr oliys Branch, Smith, days from Fish River,
Schr Exile, Stein, I'm Mobile, to master-basin.
schr Union, Hgde, fm Fish River. to MASTER bas;n.
ArrfvAIs 1t the carsndelet Canal.
Sehf Mississippian, fin Biloxi
sctr Delphine, fn Bayou Isacombe.
sclr zee Elmer, I'm Biloxi.
Salr Solitari0, I'm Biloxi
scfr Rosa, I'm Bayou Laco,nbe.
Steamboats,.
Florida, Meyers. I'm Mobile.
e 81 Aennsts, SWitzeF fin 81 I.ot1;s
naneiDai, synsmes. fm st Louis.
1Malh, Sturgeon, FIN Louisville.
n nnfkc15 Leuaialer, from Washington
hsAaa Hanger, Radosich, fm Lower Coast. |
Mls,e BroNu, fra Lafourcie.
Telegram, Stewart I'm Red River.
5MAgiAes, 81 ucwty, I'm Red River
III As1ner. na3f hafanco. I'm Bayou sara.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

The SHOE TKApE.-As an illustration of the con-
diton of the shoe trade in Boston at the present
time, it is stated that womens shoes of the style
for which the strikers demand thirty-three cents
simply for making, have been sold in that city the
last week for thirty cents per pair by the case.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
Railroads.
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT Noprurp,,

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
: CANTON, March 6, Isso-s5 bales cotton to
Payne Harrison 81 Warren Gilmore leo s7
Cutrer, Harrison &co-ss Block, McAfee Gco-ss
byrne, vance B 6eo14 Thornhill &co-4 FelIowes 4
co4 M Rhorer &eo-2 Ably 4 CatchineY-s2 do
R / adams &eoes ; Mcfarland Barksdae-ssS DO do
Thompson q Clark 2s Slaughter Smith y sbot' ~
wel2S U.lsu Watt &co.2t Green crumpN2 IS is do
son, Conway &co-10 B Ernest &coN1o Mnrnhr rIlrr
Sykes &so1Io n D Cooper &eo-4 Lewis & ogless,, s
DyA4 mi Hopkins &eo--6 Battle, Noble &ce-4
Patton, Smith d Putnam do A d Henkel Ieo
Total 549 bales cotton. 'seo-
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MoBlLE-Per u steamer Florida 25 bales mdse
Feet, Smms &co-5 bbls oil G G Bogart-suniries
to order
o.. 0PELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
BRASaEAR 4 : Ei CITY, March 6, 1s6o-6l bales cot.
ton Preau y Coutere--3l do r G Cummings
6 eoll5 hhds sugar 70 bbls molasses 6 sabaterS45
Z! ands sugar Y Leyerich &co-3O do W G Hewes
70 do Il Hare-20 do Wa Urquhart-l3 IA Il
bbls molasses Wright & Allen-4s do Moore l. Van.
Gulin-Total % bales cotton 1856 hhds sugar I5o
bbls molasses. S"' Ao9
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

ANOTHER SrR1KE.-The stone-eutters to the num-
Der of one hundred, employed on the new Catho-
lie Cathedral in New York, have struck for higher
wages, which the contractor refuses to pay.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
SbippiIry gnlslIiqelltt.
0REscEHr orrIcT, No. 70 Camp ssreet.
"Wednesday Morning, March 4 iSrn


Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Maritana, Williams, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox &co
Brem ship Aususte, Ericls, for Rotterdam, = wv
Ship Protector, Stephenson for Gifle, Sweden 80
Bark Lizzie Boggs, Dzer, for bordeaux. - : = =
- 7, Creeyy q Farwell
60 :. Z, ,,.. y. @ W Hynson &co
N 0Yerton &eo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

TIE RIVER AND MARINE DEPARTMENT,
Binsr sntsIliatafs.
9sntxat Hss.ax1sxs fsus,,.sss srhx xvea.ne,.
THO s1tx of Nom arsass, wooiforss, Attain
ttSs Ahs@ckAk nna IIxxle SasAnaosss The
T4Eef x1x Hed Hirsr.-Arrsvals-Th -Thanaxs---
nsnasfarss To-szays etc. .
wssassass. ~; ss a.ssss y SssR = issa sfsss
Yesterday wxs smother warm day Business oi,
Ae lssee 1sa MI and Il times on he lower iand
inE was quite actisa. R8i NJ
The deparkures last evening wcre numerous, most
of thc boah leaving With iaif trips. The passen-
se upper river packets all go with plenty Of COM
T6s steamer cits 81 Memphis came 10 the land
caatcn 81 III new chimneys ss Viii Ss is asrself
ass4 n fsg days, and ready to take her place in
I:he ateaner Woodford win BE IN port to-day,
and VIII leave again tomorrow evening. The At
1entic icfa Louisville last Saturday morning for this
shippsd hsf freight # RysnsviIe, and was taking
John Ka1ne Has 10 leave Louisville last Saturday
4U5 ths Tho Magnolia had stenm mp to leave
Y EeulsEilie Inst Friday, but her crew jumped her,
c sscsner lTxIs Simmons Nil 81 ii ths Ias landing dha
ready 70 receive freight She will leave again on
4 6ataEdsy foF Camden and all way landings. The
Sivs during fha sy from Mobile Il IS the intsn.
fi0s IN nm nwnsTs f TN M, Il; sbs i, NJ Ts,
tribe ~ " f 81 80 80 7 =
III of arrivals veaterf1av, c,r ,,e saa,, 4, -.
reser III f srn e,s co1,,n,yr M ~
va teider our thanks "a fe follnyr;ng cen.Ier,.r
for rixer favors I'm. Smith. 81 he Diana. NM Rar
sfoN. 81 sbs IfsUides Nr. Rookers of tss Reifasa
~. Wfff5naf. "a ths IL II. Ksnnstt. AZ 4..ss.t
of the Ixetta MI. Orsiss, Ill the salie Robinson;
NJ, Robinson, of the Tigress; Mr.. Luke of tie
Telegram Mr. Langhorne, of the Lizzie Simmons,
md Ar AcGreight, cf the Ghoctaw.
The Lcuisv;]le f,onr;er ,f the IA "a avs
~ rssr yeserdsy mosnlnr ad risen aSon nehcy su
fen nu 70 da had fafien inches making fees inches
S1sss Q 55s esSaa NJ she aR on sls fslis there ss
Sfsa ars l Iess nn 'ne @ Tiaas ehas Ias
heavy wslis fsost IN tho morning sp@s
u EssHg y nool ysslnSday ths river rising, With
4 mi NJ " N @ snsses @ me, eSsesn & saEs and We expect
aeSs sa CnEnnsi vhsss 4 Nd reced,ny II IL hi
azsennsx =, z.,, ". .
xsee4 8 ae na nes, Ssf,sidaf rspeTsa the ksnirc
Hiinsnsss Il ssa fSs iss aie rain n -
The Cincinnati commercial Of he al saws.
81. ,s,S 49, Is. - 4 ,s IS
f % Il FsSS ,st nishs Wh II s n s aa
shers IL ssaiionaTy 10 ieet
AsEe Ms I've hss fallen feet during ts past q
Il St saos pas osss s a iss' H. Il 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

DRowNED.-A few days ago small boy rode a
horse into the Ohio river at Cincinnati, and get
ting into deep water, was washed off and drowned.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
RUILDrNG MATERIAL. BRICKS. FIREwooD


. Y: D O r UE III 3, Dealer, 7E37772
AT the Old Basin, eerner of Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAI. sueh as
Lime White and Yellow ssnd Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
Bricks, and all kinds of Frewood.
Orders from the country promptly and care lIy attend
WV aus ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
UPPER MIssIssIppl-
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 7th inst. at5P. NJ
OF. LOUIS Sairo and New Orleans Railroad lime -

ST. Louis GaiIo and New Orleans Railrnsd line
FOR ST. LOUIS -G0NNEGTfSG Ar
1T b 1afo i WIN The Illinois Central and al ST. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi RAILROAD pte
isaealar passenger packet steamer Esixvnrs,
Gtty, Bart Boyef MASTER John Brooks clerk wiii Isaa
~ Louis and all intermediate landings above For freight ar
board f' A ot WeAt, apply on
Passengers and shippers rely on the punctuay Of
NsS 40 berth consdnred engaged until paid for
H- "A plan OF the cabin gnd saferoos,s
9y eppng a the Coupsnys Office 81 Camp street eorsr ~
. nz- The above will take freight fer aJe,,ht
vcksong and all the Bends will nay strict aitsn
fion TO all way and plantation business f' W a'sen'
vIRGfNIus @. DENTZEI.
llo Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
Leaves on FRIDAY. March o. nt5P.
81 Lenis Cairo and Nesg (lrIesIas u siir.,ni / -

Leaves on FRIDAY. March o. mt 8 r. M
81 Lenis. cairo and New Orleans Railroad I,tne
FDR ST. L0UIS--CONNECTIyG At
eT taifo with the Illinois Central and al 81 I,nis
with the Ohio and Mississippi rairoad--The repns
ar passenger packet steamer j.. G. Sxvoss
r. Jones' master, will leave for Louis and ali ,nfsr
faass & &anngs g. aboys For freight through tickets %
Passengers and shippers rely Tie puuctual of INT.
steamer. = - fe'"~'' va tlis
No berth considered engaged until paid for 5&
"A plan OF the cabin and .,.,vaa
fncrcAl Plare. 1850 No'uet VI 1on-
N B The above steamer viii take freight for Menpbis
Napoleon, Niekburg, Naohe ali lie Bends and I ~.
riet attention to all way and plantation business
r FlRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
X ATHnIAN's TROPICAL RooFING-

Cheaper and superior any other ever used in Southern
climate. - ~ N""t"eiH
Its tested and recognized qualities are-
lst BQRAkILlTY-egual to the best slate roofs
or leaks being possible. - ~ Ho eiaeAs
BEAuTY-I presents smooth and granite like myfacs
4h CHEAPNEsSt costs much less than thonph Il l. ~
good any slate wood roof less Than tbs nfsr,
composition roofing heretofore offered the public saves tbe
9Th INeoMBusTIBIIITY-I. win resist fire better than
6th CONVENIENCE will not soften under the baot ~
tense heat of summer. " 's' mum she III
7h sOLDlTY-It becomes harder and smoother frnm ex
posure can be put roofs any slope and ben n t
weight does not require heavy to support Ths II il
hof ao 70 and breaking REQUIRE renairs
hhe rkopioAL RooFIaG chemical compound or
In this city. - Aeeieh. anu eAperiehce
Testimonials OF the correctness Of the above nv, IN M band
fore contracting. - -' pes'A "ts'iHs ~ po
Al orders left at the Post-oalce Box No . will be
promi aly attended tei or apply TO ? ~
..,., j. C. KAUFMAN,
1913 corner Of Bienville and Marais sta.
1 ANDIMG Ex BARK MOUNT VERNON, from Leg.
fomiee Stone. For sale by -
feloH BARELLI Co. 81 ommon street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
Leaves avery M0NnAY. Y.atsP
REGULAR ARGYLE lAvu.rmc

ISlIVUI4AR ARGYLE LANnVMr.
da2 and Greenville Paeke;-The new yery s,Sis ~
smasn,iesnt passengar packet Gem Johm
Leave as asoys foI Argyle Landing Greenve Deer
Washngon Grand Lake Astop Pilc!eris poins
landing Stack fssnd Landing Lake Providence Miten,s
ssscIreo Y Naice Fors adams Red River Landing bayou
board, = 's'' " Pasessc apply on
at Vcksburg. es ''''sa'' 70 ee feshipped
,oo vIRGfSIgs c. pENTzEI.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

=. Leaves on SUNDAY. 1ith inst. Mt 10 A. M
st Loui.t Caro and New Orleans Railrnnd line
FOR ST. LOUIS CONNECTING AT
MAJ cairo with The Illinois Central and al III, Ionia
with the Ohio and Mississippi Raisoads-The hns
teSuiar passenger packet steamer Chan.-
ploh r. Moore, master, will leave for 81 Louis and ~
M n III landings as above For freight through cI
Planters and shippers rely The punctuali of bi.
18- No berths considered engaged until maid for
R4- a plan OF the cabin be sta,ernor,.
Commercial Place = P a''set' corner oI
me above steamer will take freight for Memphis ystch
slesbnrg and all the Bends and will pay strict senton ~
way and plantation business - ~ i'A " ai'l
YlRGIETus G. DENrzEI,
Ino Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
STEAMBOATS,.
LU " Eh M IsbIS bIPFI.
UNITED STATES

~Na9ta a.EsEMI-WEEkLY MAIL LINE TO .}faE =
n yIGKSBuRGs :
The magnificent u. s. Mail packet Vicksasurts Can't y
NJ white master will leave Tor Grand Lake. Donaisonvlis
Landing Adams Naichex Waterproof Rodney, St. 10.
as @ Gs9s S sa Inss sn usns ssns
PilchsFs Point Ashton Lake Washngon Caroline Landing
The steamer yIGKsBURl viii take freight for faaoo river
to be shipped on steamers II Dew Dsep end Ho1ae
The MAGNIFICENT Y Mall packet Natchez, Captain r
leahers will leave for Donndsonvie, Paqenine Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
aaams Natehes Waterproof Rodney 81 Joseph. Gnnd Gulf
"nffepton Az and Veksbng, every Saturday, At r. NJ
me Matches cennec at yicksbg with steamers Prince and
@ ana Will take freight all landings the river
a. high Greenwood al high water rates without detentior
& above nsntoned splendid passenger packets will leave on
h .egnar dnys without fall ut the hour appointed All
attended to- - - y soP''' M 'e's
these boats viii e responsible for any letter or package
XIII money jewery ether yairables unless regular
ts afe aken specifying the and value and
~ III Dali noE tor yauables deposited with the clerk
FOR freight or passage apply on board, Of to
,eIs ~ ,xs# J. u. PERSON Il co, ef-a4
Ter nf ga paa. lJr.t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

3Snex14 NSsnnr Mi 1sussness The weather
T6e {4tx of Azcnapka1h, woodf0rd, ATTAIN
ftSs &ssS@cKAk nmxE Klxxle Simmons
T1Exf x1x Rxd Rirsr--Arrtvnls- -Thanaxs-
UsnNxfures To-day, ctc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

Leaves on MONDAY. I2th inst, at 8 P. NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
NY s-F6r Grand Eeore, Naichitoches, Tiger Island,
Maurice, Faverons Montgomery, DutHndis
azszaa Buxton,s, Mouth of Cane river Cotie Ale1an
dra Norman's Barbtns and all intermediate landings Red
RiveThe magnificent and fast running passenger packet
Sioux City, Ghas X. Baker master, will leave above
YIRGINTUs G. DENTZET,
ms Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

Leave. every III uESnAY at s o, clock r. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND vTCxx ~.
j, HxN u burg VI s. Mail Line-Fnf nanaa asonytiia p.-
guemne, Baton Ronge Port Hudson Bayonisars -
ifed Kiver Landing Fort Adams Nachez Natsr
Root &Epdney & 4 " Joseph Grand Gulf Warreton and Vicks
leave above TUESDAY, al boieisrk " Hsen VIII
she will leave yicksbrg every ri ID o,c,aet
D. r. CARROLL. a Cd ~
XII. -, Agents. s. Carondelet street
Dewdrcp for Yayco fiver ~ o'As WIN ihe steaner
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07

Per steamship Florida, from Apalaclicola- Mrs
Chamberlain, J Brown, Campbell, Ingraham, B
Wood. Scott and lady, D E Rollins, ] a Brown, B
Ruford, R Mackenhurst, A LipiDgstoni w Gibson,
T Hine, P Marthin, Mrs Hartsford, 8 children and
Misses Hartsford.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-07
signalired,.

BY Capt Kelly, Of the ship Chas Davenport, on
the ID inst, ship Rideout in lat 26, long S5-ls,
steering s E.