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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24

Die HicttwenNstcit uue @dtt;eit ,insS rsIts,Ihbt-
litn gPcrtte miro prbl &irmanc in ptict ,irttn um0c
ycuc unr au6 famels Sdsr, (Ysecrt insbtrnccrc fur
ibre Sinct pcrcrn bier ecs 9cbrnpen srnus u,su 81,
Ghihte III un'cre b,ltc Vc rcrin tic pl bic 2fcrhhti
auf eincr Stauctpunft hsttn wcbcr odS scwctnc Sc
ben hr bcrraai, tt ir &tlcu Gem vatr Sof aeNcn
Cen Etiprtemue, vtr sur 5u9enp unb btStirtcs Setn
nat 6rciteit unrcAcn.
Ter Nnmt 9rfare br0t FIR Die Gjcbicecutcit tta in
et lttheeu 9HtrtS. Nrh fctn t9chittshrcttcr hattc
ben Surihc du cinem r frticn Spccn wic Nmtrifa ci
itn iu rnncn. Strupe lr,bt au frtcm 9r,tn fur rcit
Mtnhtn rhnc lel,brtt 2Srlwtiiidt tIlr rrritdre.
liI fir ieern'snn, nit elmer ccleu G5crce sfectr in
tium t9cilttrcu fSrtltt eiinn, Is IN cinen
99,r bicicr 9rt nStn. 10 i tnS 98cr ieinte VctcnS
i'll Rctcr RGatt belrnncu. tiu @Scrt ,pdu;l6brilc
5bdti9tet Tie 3ieftrun9 fplei % Gents, r,nru pt
bHt crltncn. III ttiittStn, bic ubrecn in ncnaliten
,ImilhcnIdumrn III btiitbtu >inC. Die aueiaiura bee
9Herce l0Gt nta III munldrn utril uic re Die Grre
ouu cen Icebricn Nbrncluttn IratiS N rohvpuc TrS-
men. bic cine dpl (Stinc Ger ~i,u 3ci bic anctrr am
SGIut Der ututn ett lriru. }uscrGliis astutcu une
Sdmmltr weteen I'M Sdncn lmiange Ger Scrtin St0alcn
no nr tnt jinr, scibt 0t9tn vnfenrGna rcu % Gtne
cetr Tar pefit. Ttreeh hat Srten ttinr astu,eu
iipe, Scftt france ltdnot
@rptculrn ron V. Strure's 9ItltstSGtt.
Q. 5idcl, 40 Srnlrcitr.
Mtip YcIf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
llnpertatina. II a.

Tsr lnter,ihnett III iept I'M Stdnpr ieetn Nuftraa in
eu,m e'tldfit aueinitbrtn NM iwar IL ttue ale mcsb
Cine gusipabl scn . sen if fcrtpdsrsno prrr1ibs.
Gin nsusr, suitr 3cbttnpdatn mir ene 6itttn Sret-
bsI une rubisen Sicretu ftr etpaiaen Gebrau6. ..
lie auimrfiamfcti rrn arel nbabern IL amilien pire
etrtrtt auf iene srpRe NutpabI rcn Mauaetn.
NuettIeruna Scpta's, StubIen IL Sprnes sWaIraeen
rirb prompt beiprst. 5rancis 0dutc.
Prraeifr., Sdc cer Shn q arc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store,

Dry-Noods 4 Fancy-Store,
Ne. lI6. Gde SrpIp= II. 6. StraBs Np. l16.
= so. 9tc baum
ereGet h ed5 atthtr pntitum aufmetam III MADDEN baE
CT nc sSnter- 9SIaren mpanNn bic in elnr lrpFtn aus
S@P etr tutttn srticI belteb ur III unIemc,n bIiIcr
yiteh N rt tsIae eoncrreni SuIlcn. pcrt1urt wcrpe
JN htbt otcEpevS fcIcnpc Irtitr y rurr:
Setrtnti9e, III bipars mo allen Mpotfarbtn..
Nuslln 2eldin. 1anS uno hribpuusnr,
aferinps gan; unp p"lbppl,
Nshtr irllnhilde Etinipanp
Aetties niCberlGneiidicc SuCb unS' GdiiimerrS
Sharrs, Santete, ppie crc 0rcFr NuSmah! ypn Sru
terin9 CSpNee II. ppIcucn II. biunmsltntn SrIslp
YIN Srutp pIeise Susets miro erlrbent trtritn urn
=. III. :Rpitnbaum
Elkc uIm uclicn Garffr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
9leurr Sturt,
No. 232 Srcnr Stratc,

9io. 232 Srcop- Shatc,
u. q. Mpere
Nis hem YutIi:m esetsu an caR IN stcn scranntem
Sirrt Elm
Grocery. uno GpnfecticnarY. 9aaer
FHntt ba in met,m ,iut 0rre NuSpabI r,rartiser
iite III sen tilliSl,en Yrt,f,u rcsfauft, nam,ntlid
Ieutihr Sriitte,
ais: 6irit, Gjtre odfrIrlpt G;cR Saar aon;t unb a.
pane Grbitu, }wtriten. gttucn 5santy eanpieS ops
Sin,tur9cr unr Stmerijie tpnlnpiihc Strinee Gioar
u. l. 10. Su ben tiuSlttn pretn iutabcn bei
81. u. @oere, 232 9rratltr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
Nrrieuan., Stein une clIatwaarcn.0,clhSit.

9cricllan', Stcin unc CjIaSwanrcn=G5elhG
Gem ltebrttn beutlden putm u tuue edf IN Scr Gde
Der pIr uub 0rten Srort tin encrmcs rpn aler.
hdne tcit r e SauNwtrhiIft cfabliri ill., rcbte cae
ttnt cutitc Sc'dft ciCltr lyt Rburuo in. tlnie
Enforcement cnhd CSlaS, Stcins 9prccan> ySdarcn
Nrir urn @dtcIn, rrcl ocr Nrt, Nate> une 9b,efou.
neh, vdmrtn rrn snn, 9ch. britannia uno lircrrlarc
. lbtctr,iicr SpacI unp SpicleIQdler otr GrcEcn
Stuh~. 8icier, Sfcn- uno SGrauhburcn audi otcrbone
turw sSoarcn unb Sreeu9 9Hicecrrtfflufs mrlecn
te rcrttha finren, bet erlt rpr;up-scr rtr
Snee ine, bncn auSndbmspte bIio prrtaun III frnnen
SOAR II. Is "mr. Ode Der 3. II. grriNfr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
saIatEl Gerite. Stlrte. &aifee. Giien,. Gheer.

abt neb chtr %icnae ar3err srtitti 9arfmert,cn Pu
staN Grhact. rcwr 9Sncpr Spap 3abntlreu Gau re 60
iSant, ,c. ,c. ium Strouf bel s. e. Rifhcr. @at
e'cupnc uue callpnc G'Iaf eidrs tcrnecrs flr Scn
teinorp uur 9unplrre pacn iup bel ieper teIicbacn
SulnlitS uncr 5abritprsis III basea tti
g. g. Ttfber Nat
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
Scfdumtmaebuu9cm.
MONTICELLO HOTEL
pru
Simrn Gtcinlrin,

Ne. l65 Srpdp<, ,ntibcn Der Is. mne I. StrdEs
Ttm curhrcicnesn gutlitm rrrr ccic ucu inacrhtei,
Scl btlcnS emrfub Tic 5Sirttitdft otietsn III nit etr
pcru9Iitcn HCiriuten ausRcl co lc @iriibuu0er
ttuc unp atriunise Saa miro b., yprtsmmeupln SdIen
belkne cm:fpbten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24

5ricrr. @crba,r's Suuitrrtrr 5amlIcn' Suieupsr
FIR 1850 Il - GtS., bei :. y. Stedcr.
Den Itrnucuttr ,rieer. Ojtrh.rc'S Sautrrttn-t~
bnut sur 0eillcn Nahrit zap lG eie F1ntur
rH. N0th ubrurn,u habe uno Sclttluusen fur zen 5t
rrrtir cntat9;n ncbmc y. y. Sttdtr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
SScme SSirt6icbaft
uup

SGaerbier Cation.
Ntm 9uhifum Die rrsctenits Nniriar, pnE rcr
u'tsriHthnrts in ieincm rnuie am Nl,rn Oiorft
rem t5iihmarft 9sAsniitsr. etne 9Hirtbibait nrbii
Valsrbier Salpn crrthtct bat, mplelbt cr 6h
Ircutn mlrp, leine 6reunre uno cds YutIfum i'm
Nulemeinen MT rcn tsittn WerInfrn bc>teuru
III tGnnen. TIrrrncc MiIIsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
Gtablrt i'm Sabre 1IG0.
rETER LORILARD,
Sd)nupf- Cabak- ano Cabaks-fabrikant

III II. Is Gbamters Ctr. New 2Jult,,
4 ibsr ~ Ghltham Snee)
t:l,utt h SatafaDinrl,r IS ccer unc 9pcth,r auf bic
9altSuua ltue 0ldlf S-ycfaS uun auf ic Nrtittl
siSuer 6lbIitattpn dutm,r.lanl NJ MAIDEN, uimh:
Sirwn Snuif.
Maeedbo?, SmisrrS
5ne Rdrret, Iure Siraiuja
Gcsrlt fdrrCt, Nahitcdca
%merieln Gentleman. G.ytnSaseu
sjrtow Snnlf.
Scpth. Grtrk Serth.
Ib.sb 1eal Strth, icilN oiak Sraf.
Sri: brutg 0sp Sert6. Os,r 9unrsiect.
1ctadp.
Smrfins. 8tne Gut 9bewins' emcttna
M |, =. u, Y, coer rlan, St. Ssar
Nc ., Gd cnpnt, rcrr ipest. Nurt SurfiIS.
No. II 2mrc, Sweet Sc:nttp Orrncctr, Spdniih,
atfcrt, Ain Sell Gafeuoilh Ganijier
Gus Irtisiite ipre. rpenn aepitniht. III ;eidnot.
9i2' Nan bcadtt ecn u. tjtel syrelD Sceth nu
Der Vh rrr,idIith ;um OttfCu eilntt
u. u. MYer
8rcatr., ,riiten Der Stem unp 4tcn Stra6e,
,ci1t prm 9erbrt,n Oeutidtn YutIrtum an, RAP sr
ioctcn nit rem Shf o5ercimanp" iOlssnre
9Saarcn trbalttn Bat:
30 5SnE neur 6crtm9c,
100 j5lb neue ;7mrtibrn,
. NdB Hitrrdutts Hirnrn,
Icwie einc cute 2luawIbl cemtitrr Sriltbte. Qn
9Srpsro rtlui.r Ynt;uic ib Iubtrit iliJ.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
Seeiusunasn.

5tr 4nxii,r" criteir ientn &trae, Scnntaas ouSat.
no nmtu ;uu wSh atiten Sute iptiruSrrcS 10 Cts
sIkr an oil r,r. Sfer ccer e. "a III idbrli&r cruS
S,asIurs Hniia:n nneeu uuitr fostnrcn 9;enduua,n
@nfrabmt: @ium rae Gnriid ma 10 3tn Ir.nis
arr Cts, irtmaliat - Cts, creno ilt 81 o", cine
gor+t SI.e5 saeH @snat $2.. erti IrnStt - eo isS
SYruatt Stoo urlf NcnGe $i2.od in ,itrtciikr itsr
s,rrarSb;,eiun,. NnristH. bic nat ttlitku rrrSnest
rcrctn flI1sn. r'vctn nit s2joa PER ,iaht FcrchRd
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
lln rit Iamen Jlid,monce.

Mannme Ndu ID { ("rn NIriSl rit sci Der
;ktin 5ait i'm NPttanics Siujtmt iur iNr, 5iis %
FIRsT-CLASS DIPLoMA
:rr; bat 93 5irrlo iraEt nIb 3ts tia neuee unc
I:ihhllli.eS yaSr vcn Mlntras G8l ira tro iI:t.
4fapamt &. hGI rie Grrt rtn OIren NihmrnoS ah;ue
;CiN,u. eug ibr yller y rnb :.tillinerps
Saartn &c. nsu,tsn fan;aiinea Sara 's'sittnlat
anSebortn asitfll7 YrrrItbtN ci; n,uttn rl;r Np
crt,r APocct GrireS, 6t1IhtrH 2&rtdt'e. Hibtonr
lmr yaos Matam, Il Ole 9r0Fe AufMc.tilm;t auf
ait il M SlttI puetnetu 9ar-9t rirraeicta anr br,
o'rhnclucr fSEnta @ VerTitr btitn, rIR he nur Sute
hno lrlhat, .pa an1ltfuhTtt 2SlIre hill u hafeH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24

FHfn SquNle Ubcrb0l< Scr N0t-SfEtt.
VA Nuftra9e, eic pdntb aus9ciHhrt meresn lcQen,
mul'n natb pteisr SfToc ;tianrt wrrcen
.. .. Gooemdnu, fderitlAt
Ne. 2Sr hd6cn tincn sroFcn Spiratb Bier ouf QaoCr
9'hlrIet U natNiten Srmmcr aur Va9cr. 8icr fcuntH
idph 1887 ~ jtec S.i,s ui ,.ssSitb o :cl lp.rccn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
~. Nccfnt,l,tu's
lIilliam VI per,
Slsh{hmiec,

Gde Der 2ten uuc SrcdoitraRr.
ale eas 0ismpr rsttdi ntdscrtc slrtciien rrrc;n
tuiSt ituth deletutr. ur tts Der llntrr;tncic.
ft;arN 9uile hc linn tu9eter. sa tr narcn uheiwn9i
H. hur lu,t pautrhdt Grtcit e'nt 9tthcn 0unnen
iurertn ltu. Aue Artcn parGtureh mrrocn i-,ren
duSltfuhr'. Wttliim Mntr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
WrcBe S,rb,Tcruns i'm ;3abnauusirten.

e5rrBe Ssrb, iIrruns i'm 3abuauSIirbrn.
0,. 9G. SuncS
moht gcn rtltt sabine dueatirSen Runtcu bic &nitilt
cap tet in Ntipt urrmrnien III, spr;Ilib,r
dc ie s,brautrtn Sic Sinathcit unc sicltcmmrnh h>
Grnructirn III rer Gr,. Zap rds Suruthta Der dtn
All ikmcr;lpS mabr nnlaS rtrct.tn ctn 3dbn lei
tlittn S,ruh trdac uicb,n. nie ha rbrcen Cotr bIS
.Itnhcir rcrtcpen
9IIt S.tratiruen. ds sleu. @tiuis,u unb Gin.
ceen ven Slbuen I,ri uuc aut aieJ,iIbrt.
Stitt: WainirSG,. ;irub,u Der 9. II 10.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24

Ter llntcr ;citu,te crlautt iih ieiucn ptrsbr.
aunbtu uns Dem scttrtcn luttum tcrtoupt tn rti
ta;tiae yaNcr itt rerirtiacn Sli,ftr unc Subtn
ter Suadt erltt emf 81 tmpfrbcr. Srelrnsen mtrten
prompt u"e itutr aus,efubrt
Gerrae TeufcI.
Nc. I55 1'rcSbir.. %cnicelc Srtl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
Ncfcr Scbicf,

Ne. l96 Srcapltr.. ,rihcn Der Gtea uns item
Ocm Soiiitcu YuSl,fum cir tracttnr Nn;. caf m,u
Sut uuc Stic'rlNaser fur 6rreu unc cautn mptl AZ
rrtir it, urh caa n MT fcutn lrerec auh rrn mcnru
reuRou uno ylneS eu;cu rei cif htiuh III wtr>r Nuc
in ncin Is tait rinh;a enoe arbtt,u pcn eut unc bill
Iait auS;tiiltr pcttr SHtd..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
6. Jabr9ang.
r,.e tser,aan ADVERTISE !,

p. HAssEL. Ed tor aud Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Aunun, payable in advance.
Terms for Advert sements reasonable.
Orrry. Tth Str, between Clay < LEIGH
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
@jc,GIiis- GrGHnunN.

@roesrs uc Yrcpiii tore
am 9fcueu Widrft.
Chs. Ncle'S RLihFrrrs 1tN,nuttr.
lnt e;tt cter Sausi auen, ipltc nn tucU Marft Scs
tHn. rHHhii cina,lIeen. bi unS rrrip "C,
oil, It rt.rt m 6auSbaItt nnrba ii.e Sut unr tilts
hnhtn purci. @r .ettnp !. Gufcr II. i. SIIitr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
y. SotteS.

v. Scttet.
Broad Strd6e. ,wildcn Il. II. Z. 5traBe, nepen
". S6ap'1 y9Silbelm Scu baits".
Dtriclse cmpfcbIt ecm beIcn unc curtrcicnecn pub-
um iein Lufs Ntlhmadprllt tnlcriGtcc Sertiritutt.
unr tmtidt ih paR NcmNno ieincn Sbrp Onctre. ale
Hrd iuritccn ubr bic rprbcilb0 S'rdnrcruus rtrdti
oic Inn inter tiucr unc lciner S'ebun bdreC III }bti
rtrc. werner cmpictlt ii tirur9Ihcr SprotirnCu.
iN 3ahuauSutbntCu, Gscrlltn, SutcRccpcn, Sbropftr
&C. &c. 9trtt fnbr Gin tNler Ger bcirn Nartumrres u.
abrlcirt tnr, tattucic Snur seetn ode Srarcrecn
TuSaItu Der oadre. lin 3uipruh titttt y. ppfies.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
WATSON s. BAYLY,

WATSON & BAYLY,
ScH,ntlihs 0jcrthtS NumIlte
empicSltr j ur Nuulhnt atv NttSiae cit tti ZEN t-
riII,n Der 5lr Rhmcub uno ben Y ,uutY Gpurtcu rcr
S,trrico uus Sbcicrice anbIn9iS Ncr,Nbt wtreen.
Ism e ~ sticu 1T ;ualeih unrs SIdtee Grrinitr.
ucr uuf Gpn,miiiieuir in GtGuctrn.
olnlutt &. Sapln II Gcu aiiiicner ~ un'tcS Staes
Gcur; et SllaS Srmmitcnrr NJ recfN ,e uno 9ftutc,
Wrtar Sinct: NautitrNFt in tH'tciu'S 6t0.
ojtihGitN=GrrTHung
Srbu GcrbjJ
;fi,f st ecut bcu Nut tum Ill, rdn tre htuht 1pc
ri.5aurluuS III or 1'rcao.. ;piihtu Grn uni 7tt,
GtrtEc ,.GHnci nat Seisu rmrfitht rt ncutita
rt mo Nrc yu!lc. ais VI hen. Gnr g'rhutn Aoirls
(Ser,ic ilrtrhtu 9ribfn, Nrrtn buptnl, Sdutrf:
fritt bradnSUt; bsrus S.ctiltn (rrfsu unc rratrt
Sd!ctltn in Sali e.
6ta.rreu Raih.. Nlu- uub S,tr:tritabit (9cettd).
als 6srur,e 5Mt. iript rit tsltcn errctrn.Nriitc.
DurG su,u GiRf nj ut brdb in ctn SIdnr 9tlcet.
i'm s1tIuttupeu ts'c iripu unr bli9r 2Rairc III be-
titutA Ichn &crtl1
ncttn u. Snlr'S lhctf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-04
Arrival of the Habana.

The steamship Habana, Capt. J. B. Mcconnell,
left Havana on the 3oth ult., and arrived at her
wharf at II o'clock A. NJ yesterday. We are in
debted to Mr.. Caughlin her puraer, for the follow
ing report:
The United States mail steamship Cahawba,
Capt Smith, arrived at Havana the 29th ult., at
p. NJ, and sailed for New York on the s0th, at |
P. NJ. The steamship Baltimore, from Baltimore,
arrived out on the 29th. The schooner C. Pendle-
ton, hence arrived same day.
Arrived on the 3Oth-Bnrka Ben Haet and
Growler, ship Thirty-one States, brig J. B. Mans
field and steamship Quaker City.
May Passed ship Charter Oak, heading west.
Latitude $40 30, longitude $40 40.
[For commercial matters, see our Havana "Com
mercial Correspondence in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-04
DOMESTIC INTELL1GENcE.
Latest from Charleston.

CHARLESTON, May 3.-The National Democratic
Convention met this morning at 10 o'clock.
The delegates were busy engaged during the
early part of the morning in discussing the con-
dition of affairs in their Convention.
The late day and the limited number of members
present made it impossible to proceed with the
balloting.
A resolution was offered, providing for On ad-
journment to meet in Baltimore on the 18th June,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for the
Presidency and Vice-Presidency.
A resolution was presented, requesting all States
unrepresented to fill their vacancies.
Both of the above resolutions were unanimously
carried, and the Convention adjourned to meet in
the city of Baltimore on the day appointed.
The trains which left this city this evening took
away great many of the delegates and visitors to
their homes.
The steamship Coatzacoalcos left yesterday
evening for New Orleans, via Havana, with good
list Of passengers.
Departure of the Star Of the West.
New YoRK, May 3.-The steamship Star of the
West sailed at Il. Thirteen passengers-six fol
New Orleans.
Domestic Markets.
New York, May 3.-The Cotton market closed
steady. The sales amounted to l50o bales. Mid
ding Uplands are quoted at ll1c. Flour CLOSED
firm. The sales to-day were 1O50o bbls. Super
fine State is selling at IS 45 to S. 50. Corn is sell
ing at so to SIC. per bushel. Pork closed steady
The sales footu $50 bbls. New Mess is selling a
sl7 Is per bbl Lard closed firm at 102 to Il lc
per lib. Sugar closed firm. There were 5000 hhds
sold at 81 to Tic. per lb. Cnba is selling at 81 tt
Tic per h., and Porto Rico at SIC. per lib.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The Ohio river at this poin
is falling, with & feet inches of water in tn,
canal.
VIcKsBuRG, May 3.-The steamer Lizzie Sim
mons passed down at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ming, the Edward ]. Gay passed down at G, an,
the Moro at 10 o'clock last night.
The steamer Woods passed down at l the 7.
TwtchelI at 3, and the Pine Bluff at . O'Clock thi
morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-04
GTATTONAIsY STEAM ENGINES
. -
All. SIZES, FROM to le DIAMETER OF oYIlNDH

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from TX to 80 horss sowsr
DRAINING WHEELS, from Il feet to So feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS, from 10 20 inches in diameter.
Lea Leayitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
and wooden tranes with Norcross' Rocker and
stearns Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pnge's and Page Il Ghild's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws
sranb's Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from Is to
inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, Of g. TX, and II inches in
diameter by II feet long and geared for either steam
power.
sHAFTING, COUPLINGS, PUILIEs, STANDS, HANG
ERS and Boxes of all Sizes
DOUBLE FLuE BOILERS AZ inches in diameter, and from
ls to 30 feet leng.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to 72 inches diameter
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, Of all sizes.
An Of all of the articles generally In
atore ready for delivery the shortest notice. sale on
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues Of prices viii be any aadrsss
uy mail.
s. Il. GILMAN,
mys &WH 10 Graver street, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-04
SPALDING,s PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDING's PREPARED GLgE!
sPALDING'S PREPARED 6IuEi
Save the Pieces!

Eu o N oMYi DIsPAT
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accidents will happen, in welegulated families 1t
very desirable have cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc.
Spaldtng's Prepared Glue
all such emergencies and household afford
withoutit 1t Is always ready and up the sticking point
There longer necessity fer limpng chairs Bpntered
neers headess dolls and broken cradles is Just the article
cone she'll and other ornamental work. popular with la
dies of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation is used cold. being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities
cabinet makers glue. It may be used In the place ora
nary muclage being vastly adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
NJ B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, 20 cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. 45 Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY @. sPALDING Il CO.,
Box No. $500, New York
Put for Dealers in Cases containing four eight and twelve
beautiful fhogrph show-Card accompanying each
package.
pg.A single bottle of SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
will times its cost annually every household-Ea
Sold by all prominent sationers, Druggists Hardware
Furniture Dealers Groeers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make a note of SPALDINGs
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list. II will stand
any climate ja19 IsaW
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.


ST. CHARLES HOTEL -Mrs naiaes Miss Lucy Iohuson b
II Greene Borand, Bass, o zunz, Mrs and Mr. II
New Wller Jno Swanson, Il Needy, enherson s
and lady. Mrs A Baker, II Van Court Miss Rey
Thomas and ady Musselman city, Blnek, Gentry,
q Otis, Congtene, Rugda noneIsan. Texas; Capt
@ Granger, Capt Palmer Capt @ whitrey Taylor
A; j Means and lady. G $ Il Hunter. Il Winthrop
and three children Miss Mary Compton, X; d Gafery W Nc
Heral, Clayton " Price, Aiks y IN slc Knsiry Cali N Z
Fowler. Gin; v Price. Ata Ii ttiispm Il Fisher Hnd
Mott, Aia seyenn K y. u tsanisld fhia; F Npp
Va; lay Phlsou, g Dlw Ken II I, Lewis Rev lanieid
Rev D y Barr, p Johnsen, sty andtwo children, La
CITY HSTEI.-W 4 skrnggs, RHaissll. WedgcwaIth,
u Wincian. @ MenHfee Ala: u Bridge. @ g Strobns
Boston; White, Mo- ii VI Wefs. Y; Rev ] Lewis A
Stewart Va; 4 Ross u Harrison and sy Muse and three
children, Mrs Dery and three children. Nd sadsen ana
LADY Fla: q q Gowa Il Funinions, w Maidfop II NJ
Donald Smith, MeGorke and lady, Moore Haf.
Il Alden. Miss; & Netiersnd y Neson z ! BrlH, ~
Rorhre, DuneHn; Sands BenlaInn and may 3e'e ~
" Miller Las Robinson, Phiia; Capt w tiAte snni w A
Robinson Miss; Mrs r. Ashhy; w II s,nih II
clty W Wiihanks. Minis. Ak \ Heleson IND, Thos
Dnupias II White and lady q 7 MARSHALL inhron y
N sTira,s II q Franklin lady " Harris. Mason, W
t;adaaI j o Weehsrt, Ward VI Henninghan j n Hender
san Mis- " Ifnien Miss X ] Reed Miss " Reed. MeFa
ssd II il IIarney A II Chimney w Bailey, n Hasey "A
Ffrs Mis- Laney Gale. Bown and lady, Mrs u BIZ
l,ta-au Miss Anderson Matt Reid, II Asres and lady
q n Houston, 4 D Iiiy. \ B Barry, Texas zz=4sa
ST LOUIS HoFELs-n Bright. Va. p Il Iaghtioet and
Lady Miss Breaks, " Barker Etiadner, Aa MI
Helm and lady Mrs y Carson gtiantraa I'll; ma
Donion; Emile Meyer Paris J A Nhean Texas; nrz @ II
Smith Arny Mas Smith aud ehid;i Langsosh city;
s,osEcl Hamburg,
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PATRorIc DRINKs.-Speers Elderbcrry Wine is
advertised being the best estant preferable to
elare sherry co0ble etc Those who doubt apply for
further Information syme st street; and other drug
gists. Lei them remember ,lf r Is n nstfse " ne
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foR MEMPHIS AND ALL THE BENDs.-The splen-
did passenger packet Lizzie snnons Geo H. ktrl master
leaves for The above and all landings this evening MT
5ocock connecting Memphis the Memphis and Charles
ion Railroad and snenad packers onsyille and
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Norso. The Sea Coast (Miss.) Democrat un-
derstands" that the yellow fever has made its ap.
pearance in New Orleans. If so, Mr.. Democrat, it
has not yet exhibited any diagnostic by which it
can be identified.
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ry,I1E FARINA COLOGNE WAITER
DTRECT TfPORT8TT0N

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
The undersigned sole representative for the United STATES, the
auadas and West Indies justly celebrated house
JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
has authorized Messrs G. T. BUDDECKF Co. of this city
IN receive orders importation of The above genuine ar
lo nut mn in al different styles wicker plain bottles
HENRY RoEsBERG,
Of the frna Of JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
Cologne, Prussia.
-ordes intrusied for the house of j. c. Farns, will
nzonpt attention. and executed the and
prices as If forwarded direct to Cologne
G. 7. BUDDEGKE { CO..
"a su Nc. 2i Gcmn1p street.
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,UeAn HoesHnAps-suoAR HoasHEAps.-

STAYE AND sHINGLE MACHINEs,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADs, RICE, M0LAssEs, RoSIN AND
TuRPENTIgE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced in this Machine Is the old of
splitting and dressing by hand labor Working directly with
the grain TIMBER produces article not liable to warp
or check from exposure The Mill will r7e shave and
ont from the bolt from 1000 to 1000 Slaves pery and tho
shne Machine from Shingles II requires two
horse power It, and be attached to any, team
gine gin or saw mill power 1t make any required length,
and can adjusted y thickness taper The timber is
neither steamed nor sawed but rvcn and shaved directly from
the bolt. F
Both Machines be full operation between the hours
N 10 and o'clock, every day. at No. Canal street. These
Machines are made HI Augusta, Ga
Any party wishing purchase Parish stae County ard sim
gle rights Machines obtain them from The Agent who
will give full particulars. F.W. g. COOK,
Sole Agent for Of louisiana Arkansas, Mississippi
Texas snd Alabama. ia31 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-04

ELopEMENT or MARRIED FoLKs.- The Fort Wall
ley tAla.) Century, of the 24th states that a Mr..
Aaron Weaver, of the upper edge of Houston
county, left on Monday night with the wife Of Mr..
Samuel Felker, recently Of South Carolina leaving
behind home, wife, husband and responsible
ties., The last heard of them was that they took
the train at Everett's Station, going west, intend
ing to leave the cars at Montgomery, Ala.
Mr.. Weaver left wife and .one child Mrs.
Felker has had two children and has been wife
about ten years. and strange to relate she has one
black eye and one blue one consequently, Cupid
shot double dart.