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Horse Shoeing.
BERNARD MARKS

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
II and the public in general that havingN
purchased the interest OF Mr.. Kennedy inv y
his Blacksmith shop, on the corner OF Main and
Greaud streets, he will in future carry on bust.
ness at that place. on his own account, and
trusts 10 receive q portion Of the public patron
age. fe2
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III. II. B y,
LATE YOUNG q CO.,
9 Camp Street. New Orleans.

vvsafrh maker. JeEefffr a.
On Importers Of fine Watches @%
for Ladies and Gentkmen, oil
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terms.
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BaFber shop,

NJICOLAS BIEHLER respectfully informs
IN his friends and the public that he still con-
,inues at his old stand on Main street, adjoining
his brothers Tailor shop and Wine Store. where
,e still pursues SHAVING and HAIR CUT
TING, = che CUPPING when called uron. -
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Marley,

THOMAS Marley,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, and dealer an
PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
No. 40 POydras.
NEAR cARoSDELEr STREET, NEW ORLEANS
UTOULD respectfully inform his numerous
w friends and customers ia Carrolton, JET
ferson and on the Coast, that he is now prepared
10 offer them a choice and well selected stock Of
superior
'FAMILY GROCERIES.
HINES,
LIQUORS, DC,
Together with a stock o! Goshen and Western
BUTTER and CHEESE,
Extra and s~uperine FLOUR,
LARD, PORK, BEEF AND HAMS;
Extra fine black green TEAS:
-. COFFEES Of all kinds;
Loaf, Crushed and Brown SUGARS;
CHAMPAGNE and CLARET.
of the best and most tavorlte brands.
All of the above articles have been recently
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ard from his long experience in business, the
subscriber fatters himself that he will be better
able now than heretofore, TO give general salts
faction TO all those who may be disposed 10 give
m cali. mh3-Iy
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They trust that their continued disposition 10
accommodate the public in the way of Ice and
its Injuries, will insure the continuance OF that
patronage which has been so literally extended
them heretofore.
myl2-tf VESSIER Il DUBCCLET.
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NUTLERY-A new and beautiful as.
" sortment of Pen Knives just received and
for sale lou by T. A. kEARNY.
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Rhine Wine.

The undersigned would say TO his
49, friends and TO the pubic gtSerdliy that
khe has just received a new supply Of
White and Red Rhine Wine, Of d quality Tuch
superior 10 that received last year. The public
may rely upon this wine being the true and ac>
tual juice OF the grape, as It came from the Vine-
yards on the Rhine. Call and tryit
auqll GABRIEL BIEELER.
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segar and Tobacco Store.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
i friends and the public generally Of iberville
that he has opened a Store in Plaquem'ne, ad'
dining Leopold Kohn's Fancy Dry Goods Store,
for the
Manufacture and Sale Of segars,
aud also to keep constantly on hand the best
hr.nds of
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Apothecary, Chemist and Drug.
gist,
Corner Main and Bank streets,
PLAQUEMINE, La,
n Bees leave 10 call the attention OF
III his friends and the public in general to
YMM5 Meuly Selected Stock
MNEMA OF
and Chemicals,
which he guarantees pure.
Physicians prescriptions will receive partcu-
lar attention al all hours OF the day or night.
The Patronage of the public is respecttully So
liciied,
P~laquemine. July 10, 1850.
DAINTS, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
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IMPORTED SEGARS.
He will also keep the best quality Of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO
Bv always keeping on hand an excellent stock
of the above he hopes to receive a liberal share
Of public patronage.
aug26 GUSTAVE NEDrT.
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FISH -" ICE.

THE undersigned would respect ~r4e~
l. fully inform their friends and ~
the public, that they have made arrangements to
receive once a week a supply Of
Various Kinds of Fish,
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New Orleans Cost Price.

which will be ready for delivery 10 their patr
srery Ihursdy morning, al the
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MATTHEW PARK. MATTHEW M%'CLINToCK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

BORDEAUX Per ship Roger A Heirn = $50
shhds tobacco 81 s00s, slaves bhs wax bales moss
lag bales garsapayilla bxs nldse.
HAyANAA-Pe- brig Toccoa--4 bales cotton Is
,IsS mass agf s.ks bran ikI bhis faIlnsv AZ mis-
sgss ia kers lara 500 tcs lara 20 bbs do 10 bbls
rnentne S5fl Ibis notatoes 25 scs hams al tes
h hi i pEr mdse,
s,,IrI =. Arr r,r.r - aa,. p..,..
cotson 81 sio raos "a f,o moss do hair al hair
~ wine IN emntv sarhovs - bhaa taha cco al
nkrs r,,iise. = - y
pa, ssan.IYs
s i aa ha sci1 seas corn 90 sens
ptah AVu paies nay
,.-..A....,f. zf5sf4 e5s
t...s.s - =. ,,rxv,,,,
BANANA, VIA KEY WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA PoRTS-Per steamship Galveston.si "
IN specie to L Fash &eo--st0 do 2 Davis 750 DO
Post Mel 500 do j NJ Hail. $500 do g d Met
calf &o--sundries to Post Mel.
BRAzOS SANTIAGO via nDIANOLA - Per
steamship Austin $3.50 III specie to H Phelps
SIS, s95 do Caballero & Basualdo-ss47s do Cramer
| &co- 1886 do o B Graham $500 do to order
/ $500 do Llambias d Decker 6G0 do N Currien
i $3.50 do j Pnlgiall-s $500 do Fl G Dnmas-sl7 20 do
Peet, Simms &co--$aa do ] N Dunbar 200 do to
Perdreauville Bros $500 do to Maillot y Som So
| bales yvool 81 hides l6s pkgs lead bxs mdse to
III II Phelps-.l bales cotton Farley. Jnrey &co--
4 rs do a j Tully &co--l horse Lazabat-l0l head
| cattle Inheau Mehle-sundres to Relf.Dr
Booth a Grief &co-and order-Total S5a ,9s5
1 lii specie.
1 GALVESTON AND SABINE PASS-Per steam
4 shin Gen Rusk-- sl025 in specie to ] Hart &eo--
\ ssatg1 AZ ] Hall-sl0 d. g II Slocomb &co-6S
| ha1es cotton Carroll How eco l6 G w Shaw &co
i "a POST d MeI--5 Black & Byington-. Knox L.
Higginse-isS do NJ b Cooper &cos II Campbell 4
Strong IL Lloyd & Frierson is Henderson. Terry
6co- cKleroy Y Bradford Il ! Hardie &co
70 n aa5 a,o W sio'o
~ speoao s's paies oo.es',
ST % ship Psg 4 mss %
~ ~ hS;a : a. wv ~ a1;s,re
ia do Il Laduc~s do Sturzenereer d Eternod-2
~ 4. ~ ,sIr, . - Sch,sahs 5 ~ Il.
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For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REG

- - lar passenger Racket Steamers Jas. Woods.
lsyte3esa W. Boyd master JAS. johnson, Jesse
Johnson. master; Red Rover, W. Strong
master New Orleans for Nashville and all inerrne
diate landings as follows:
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, March "a
.Tus. johnson, johnson, master, SATURDAY, March 81
80 at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Red Rover. Strong, master, SATURDAY, April 7, at
5TT O'Clock, p. NJ.
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY. April H.
y at o'clock, p. NJ. =
Jas. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
April H. at O'clock r. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, April
12755.-.l d at o'clock. p. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, May s. al
v 567Ss sS s o'clock, r. NJ. 955,7
Jas. johnson, johnson. master, leaves SATURDAY
May u, at O'clock P. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, May 49,
9FS 71555g3 al o'clock, r. NJ :. :
Jas. woods. Boyd, master. leaves SATURDAY, May 26
5783, ~. at 6o'el0ck p. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master leaves SATURDAY.
June 2, at o'clock, P. M.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, june d
~ at O'clock p. NJ.
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY June l6
ss5 ut o'clock, r. NJ
sJas. johnson, johnson. MASTER leaves SATURDAY,
7R79s, -f7 Jnne g. at O'Clock r. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong. master, leaves SATURDAY June So
53SE sg35 at o'clock, r. NJ,
JAS. Woods, Boyd master. leaves SATURDAY, July I,
at O'Clock, p. NJ
Hpassengers and shippers rely these boats leaving
pnnctuay according the above schedule For freight
f'''ee ~ff B. DUFFIELD Agent
mig If II Garnp street.
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JES. H. HUT NINE.
NouyELLE- ORLEANS, q fsyrier 1860.
ArHonorable Gonseil Gonmun de la Nouvee Orleans:
T IES soussfgnes proprietaIres smr Ia rus

NouvELLE- ORLEANS, q fsvrier 1860.
rHonorabe Gonseil Gonmun de la Nouyelle Orleans.
IES soussignes proprfetaires sur Ia rue
IL Deord de la NoureleL Cecle de Tiyof re'pec
pdonnent honorable conformement
10 Section M de u Nonvels Charte de y Vile fare vendre
rencan apres vingt davis dams Ia gazette ocele
niyeer et Ia rue Delod de la NouyeeL
Gerce Tvo DIES bocs carries de granite de
ois de 10 pouces de large po,ce long pas plus
poces large is de long ct de ons dc
10 poaees depasseur.
de premiere qualities de granite les
angles liant ben talts de aniere former
surface ne ct Outrage de grande solidite.
lie dit dagonaement base de qustre
sable du Lac ct de grayo de Londre puts la
conche de de sable dn Lac grayos
dc e aeet de remp les JOINTS ct e tout bisn ass
par u rouleau convenable.
bornres de quare depassenr seront
quand yoyer de la vile ugera conyenable dc repa
Ger les vieiiles, de maniere faire I'm bon outrage
peres borures les eux cots de Ia Delod de
Ia Novee Gerce Tyo seront releyees ct nyelee
suteur es eanx DE- L. rue ct les
intersections de les se0n faes
premiere quae de perres de la yiee dn Nor ct de
les pierres erent dc denx pes de large
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seu mea deenant nsqu'au de la
Thomas Hale J. j. Person.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
me- 1awsw secrdtare du Conseii DIES Asst Aldermen
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New onLEAss, Jan. "a. 1860.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan "a, 1850.
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the city of New Orleans
GENTLENIEN-We the undersigned, own
" er o. property fronting on Exchange Psce from Canal
Cnsomhose street, respectfully petition honor
able body aseeaby e section 70 new cy carer e sell AZ
grading and paving Exchange Place from Canal 70 cus,e.n
IL inches than II inches wide by Is inches long
less than III inches thick
Said quality Of granite having Sides
ends and well dressed, form surface
laid and TO be good solid work.
Said 10 be laid diagoney four inches Of sharp
and London gravel, with coating top dressing
laid Of four inches sharp sand and London gravel the joints
be properly hed and rolled With suitable roller until well
settled. '55f
The usual cursone -four inches thick be furnished
the City Surveyor think requisite to change the old curb
ing, in order TO make substantial work.
The curbstone both sides of said Exchange Place from
Canal Cstomouge be raised graded
hight and level in such the of
the speedy manner and the sidewalks be raised
tagged.
The foot crossings at the intersection Of all the streets
laid with best North river agn and DO four feet wide the
used be feet wide four feet long and less than
inches thick be raised in the and graded the
road pavement.
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana by jas ID; Denere, Prest.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
.4s- Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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nrenaornnda.

The steamship Galveston. Can't. Hutchings re-
ports that on May 18th, the United States steamer
Crusader arrived with d French bark having on
board four hundred and twenty-five slaves. all in
good order, after passage of furty live days-only
seven having died. She has French Captain and
spanish crew. There are at present at Key West
about fourteen hundred slaves. The Crusader in.
lenaea leaving immediately for the coast
capt. Snow, Of the ship HayeIeck, reports having
le,s sosson On the 4sh ult. Passed. on the sth, 10
York, bound east On the 2sth' in la. * deg. "a
min. long. % dss. u min passed tha ship Ale.
long. IS deg 50 min, passed BRUSH shin Victoria
On tho 17th, in lat. rs deg. Al min. long. "a dag
IL MIN. passed Sandman bark Alabama stserins
east.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Austin, we lear,
that passengers BY the Diligence, At Matamoras
26th nit, reports having met cortinas short dil
tance from the city, and il vas feared he woui
soon cross the river and commit dcpredations upo
the American side. conducts Of million and
half dollars had gone TO Tampico for shpmen
Water In the Rio Grande Is rising. Sailed iic
BRACES for Mobile, 26th ult., schooner Sea bfitt.
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PassenEers.

Per steamship Galveston, FIN Havana via Key
W. Lewis, W. L. Lively, s. Stearn, J. Stripping,
I. j. Brinner, Parmele and lady, Mrs. Newton,
child and servant, Col. Winan and lady. Brough-
ton Lieut. Eddy, Miss Winan, Francis, Hernandez,
Per steamship Austin. from BRACES Santiago via
Indianola Capt. Kennedy, Chas. Stillman, n.
Blanchard, Chas. Dslmas.
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Bark Union. Davis, FIN Havre April Sd.
Brig A Q Merryman. Coiburn, from Matanzas, to
Creevy q Farwel #qs8
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YAzoo RIVER.

YAZOO RIVER PACKET.-U. 8,
~ l. Mail Line-Fieksburg Greenwood and Tailahat.
chic river packet steamer Prince, Edwin s.
Butler, master, in connection with the steamers
Lafourche and Viclxsburg. An freight shipped 70
Yazoo Taahache River eer Of the steamers will
go through without detention
The and magnificent passenger Prince leaves
Vieksburg above TIE arrival of the half past r. NJ train
sf cars and he steamer Lafourche NJ xieksbagg every
Tchala Silver Greek, Buona Head Of Honey Island Shell
Bluff sdon Crses Landing, Rising Sun Humphreys Land
ing Cureton, Becks Ferry. Greenwood Point Ieore
landings faanaichis river Returning the Prince will
rive at Vicksburg in time 10 with the hspast A.
train OF for Jackson Norton Cannon and New
alse with the packets for Memphis Louisville St Louis
also the steamers Vcksbug and Lafouche New Orleans
inteImrdiaie landings.
All business entrusted to this will with prompt aen
ton.
vIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
at6 # Advertising Agent.
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R.ATTAk AP A s..

u. .. MAIL LINE For ATTAk A
80 :, mas Daily. connection with the N q, D. snd
q. W. Rairoad-The fast steamer 81. Mary.s
Attikison master, built expressly foI passen
gers and ghr freight will with the Opelotsas
leaving Berwick Bay daily for 9sn,ese snd
Saturdays oharenton and New aewn
faiayette Grand Cotean, opelonsas and washington
Running time from New Orleans e washington Heny7sia
hours being tho quickest route travelled
facility for delivering up freight than any boat IN the trade.
shnaers will please the boat their dray reeepts
J. nc. JOHNSON 4 CO,
sH No nld Isvre seerts