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From Utah.

from the st. Joseph 6agettel
THE MoRMoNs WOULD RATHER Buy THAN SELL
By the Central Overland Mail, which reached this
city night before last, in possession of our
regular files of papers from Satl4ake City. Moth
ing beyond the ordinary record Of murders had
transpired.
The action of Congress concerning the " Saints Y
Is still matter of speculation, and the subject of
some bitter sarcasm. The following correspond
ence of the Mountaineer, Mormon paper, is
rather cool:
EDIToRs OF MouSTAINEER We observe In the
Globe of April 26, 1860, ajoint resolution proposed
for the consideration of Congress, authorizing a
commission to proceed to Utah for the purpose of
buying out tie Mormons, conditioned that they
leave the jurisdiction of the United States. The
wish is farther to the thought The mind that con-
ceiYed such a luminous and patriotic idea must be
ready and willing to sell his country,
The s.Mormons" are willing to buy upon the sole
condition that the nation does not split asunder be-
fore the negotiations are completed and peaeeable
possession given. Therefore we propose that the
joint resolution be so amended as to authorize the
Commission to either buy or sell, and to close the
negotiations at once, while they have country to
sell. And inasmueh as delays are dangerous and
time precious, the Commission should be fully en-
powered to definitely close the transaction, with
out being required to await the instructions ae-
ton of subsequent session of Congress.
If the Mormons = conclude to buy out the
" Gentle " portion, and we nave no doubt but that
they arc more willing to sell than we are, we shall
expect them to go beyond the present jurisdiction
Of the United States; and we will guarantee not to
annex the country in which they may locate, as
was done with ours after we came here: or, if we
do, we will either give them so much of it as may
be necessary for all practical purposes for them
occupy for their exclusive control and jurisdiction,
or allow them to live in the unmoested enjoyment
of the Constitutional rights and liberties Of our
common country. The Constitution sill be our
political platform, and upon its ample base they
and all classes conditions, and varieties of people,
coming within our Jurisdiction may repose in quiet
security.
We will furthermore guarantee, in case we an
mex them, not to usnrp an unconstitutional author
ity over them, but will leave them to the free full
and absolute exercise of that sovereignty which
belongs, is inherent in aud reserved to the people,
allowing them to elect their own officers, make
their own laws, and regulate their own affairs in
their own way, subject only to the Constitution
and its legitimate jurisdiction.
Now, we think this just as sensible as the doings
in Congress on the & yeyed question: and not
much sense in either.
Seriously, Mr.. Morris, we have no country to
sell. American liberty, free institutions, our coun
try and Constitution are ours. We have inherited
them from our fathers. Cur religion we have re-
ceived from our God. You have no right to dis
possess US Of the one, to prohibit us the free
exercise of the othet. MORMON.
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vile, Ark, the present terminus Of the san Fran
cisco telegraph line.
The widest excitement now exists in different
portions of the Territory OF Arizona on account of
the new discoveries of gold on the Mimbres.
Persons are leaving Tucson in large numbers for
the newly discovered mines, and the speculative
spirit is thrown into perfect state of frenzy. All
the members of the Provisional Government have
left
Removal of the Memphis Postmaster,
MEMPHIS, July 5.-Mr, McGalaway, editor of the
Memphis Avalanche, and Postmaster uiee Mr.. w.
H. Carroll, has been removed.
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- l,iss sf Letters ON second page. ..
arzrl BArow ROUGE CONVENTION


The State Convention, which assembled at Baton
Rouge on Wednesday. was. We hear, largely at
tended, and The proceedings we're conducted with
great satisfaction and enthusiasm. The Hon. Ran,
dell Hunt was Chairman, and made speech which
SC are told, was the greatest and most brilliant eff
fort Of bis life Speeches were also made BY Messrs
Hayes, Of this city, T. H. Lewis and other gentle
naen It'll pledging themselves to work heartily for
the election Of The Constitutional Union ticket OF
Bell and Everett.
We shall have the Official proceedings in a day cr
twcs and III the meantime we subioin the list Of
Electors and Assistant Electors, comprising some
OF the best talent of Louisiana:
First District Riyiers Gardere, elector, Of Sc
Bernard G. DeEeriet, of New Orleans, alternate.
Second District Randell Hunt, electer, of Or
leans: jules Lavergne, Of oileans, alternate.
THIRD District Rosclis, elector, of Jefferson;
Duuean 81 Gage, Of Terrebnnne, alternate.
Fourth District. OF Fuqaa OF East Feliciana,
selecloE S. NJ. Favrot, alternate.
Fifth DsEt Thas. FL. Lewis, of St Landry,
eiccfoT; ". Fournes. of st. Mary, alternate.
Sixth DissFiet--John Ray, of 0aaciita, elector;
O. i. Hodge. ef Cadio, alternate.
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From New Mexico.
The St. Louis Republican publishes the following

The St. Louis Republican publishes the following
letter:
FERNANDO DE TAOS, (New Mexco) June 7.--In-
dead bodies we're discovered at the crossing Of the
Arkansas, on the road from this place to Denver
City. Two Of them were Americans, and are said
to be William Leblanc and Chas. Deus, the latter
captain in the New Mexican volunteers in 1851 the
other three were not recognized. They are sup
posed to have been murdered by kiowa Indians.
Kit Carson and party left Taos for Pixies Peak
on Saturday last. Judge Blackwood, who was to
have accompanied him, has been detained by Off
cial duties.
Many persons are daily arriving here from the
southern portion Of the Territory, route for the
mines. Quite a tide Of emigration is now setting
Of gold discoveries continue to be very cheering.
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Hardscase.

BRUFF BROTHER & sEAvER,
asa and as6 Broadway,
NEW YORK
IMPORTERS And JoBBERs or
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Manufacturers of RIFLES aud DERRINGER PISTOLS
Inventors of the Cast Steel ovsl-Eye COTTON HOES.
Sole Agents for R. p. Bruf's Celebrated AXES.
SUGAR SWIMMERS, LADIES and CANE KNIVES.
ANvII.s, rrcEs, CHAINS, PLANTATION TOOLS ETC.
a-caaogues furnished By mail. application, iyai spls
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Aa skIAa RGlsrEcAL Wfr. Il Fiso1isto, the Punch
ot Eusins has csst which Indicates the tone Of
ecIing ahat ana The hopes Or The Italians.
Il Represents the King of Naples with i very bad
lsg Sicily Z lie mas callcd ID the DOCTORS who
are the leus principal powers that signed the
sTeasy III 1876 Bomba makes aruefnl face and
nxeIairps ( aveli, know the leg must be- ampu-
1atnd. has trust the body may be saved I at
xhieh I learned doctor, with D tremendous shirt
Hill Lord John Russell, one IL the four= shakes
shcad and remarks Impossible the malady ii
sap despsauAted and pervades the whole frame.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
ONE pAY LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL. OF THE PARANA.#
Commercial Intelligence.

Commercial Intelligence.
sT. Jons. n. r., July 5th.- The steamship Par.
ANA has arrived at this point. from Galway.
She left Galway Monday evening, June 25th, and
brings one day later intelligence than was received
BY the steamship Persia at New York.
The Parana took the place of the new steamship
Gonnaught, which blew out her cylinder head just
as she was ready to sail.
Her European political adYices possess no
feature Of Importance.
TayERrooI, June rs. The sales Of cotton to-day
added up 5000 bales.
The market closed irregular and nominaIIy IN
changed.
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FassslsNss's
cELEBRATED aIRoN TIE
no Factors and Others Interested.

would respectfully call attention to the following letter.
which will conelnsivey show the estimation in which
bound Cotton Is held by those ship captains who have
Cotton bound in tina, do this since there has
astesnatic Of action by those opposed the
to produce the impression upon the minds ship captains
the community generally, that condition ut
the port Of destination to great loss ship
we'll to subject higher per settling for the
freight All these charges shown
FASSaAN TIE used it fully demonstrated
from the time it leaves the plantation until it port
destination there Is objection for re
compresng a the Orleans Cotton Press daily greater f
city than rope.
The hoops all we'll painted and in any guam
tiy By application to
+. BELGHER, Agent
% Commercial Place
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"A Gard.

New oRLEASs, June l6 1860
Mr. Henry Fassman
Dear sIn November last the ship Castinen under my
command loaded at this port with cargo 5000 bales of Cot
ton Of which $500 bales compressed in bands
with your Tie and mostly received yoar press the balance
of the ropebound On landing cargo the bales
bound with iron out in much the best order entire
expense in putting the order only pound ster
ling The loss in settling the freight weight on 1e iron
bound Cotton four per cent the ropebonnd Fraction
Iconsider il for the interest Of ships have their Cot
III iron bands with Te provided stcyeore5
poyed take the pains in storing they rope bound
JAMES II. SIMPSON,
je2T 2ptf Shin ..Castine,t Of New Orleans
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The New Elaoratlo.

a letter received from the editor of the Ar
zonian, says the San Antonio Herald, by gentle
man in this city, brings the following intelligence
TUGsog, June le.-Iate intelligence but adds to
the already more than encouraging reports thus
far received, and nearly every one in this section
is preparing to go to the new Elderado.
The new mines discovered are in the vicinity of
the Rio Membres, about halfway between this
place (Tueson) and the Mesilla Valley; they are
north of the mail road near the ella river. As the
ferent directions and there doubt Of the exist
ence of a vast extent of mining country and room
for thousands of working men,
The pay is very rich, and as high as 5000 have
been taken out in a day.
I think the average yield Is from s. to s24 per
day. Every one s going and when the news
reaches California. and parts Of your State, the
rush will be very great.
There is a great want of picks, shovels, iron
pans and sheet iron; there are none inthis Market
or at MessIla or at Ell Paso.
Old California miners say the new mines equal
anything ever found In that State
The above extract doubtless is reliable as It is
addressed to a gentleman of high standing in this
city. The editor mentions in his letter that he has
| been compelled to suspend his paper in conse-
quencc of the rush Of all hands to the mines.
Other letters addressed to merchants in this city,
convince us that there is no hnmbug about the dis
covery; besides we have seen bag of the pure
dust said to contain $500, which was sent to OF
our mercantile houses--eyerybody in Arizona is
EoiA3 siiS
accounts feacn New orleans ana tae large cities
10 the Noftnefn States, Ihere Will doubtless be
8reae ihsit Oh mlhers.
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49,, @ ,fei ,iis1 s,,,s. ~ ~,
e sni nervous sadel o,l h,,;o
a;sos Il rnt =, II e,,,nt sf.Is IA i
keepn any climate liberal discount made TO the trade
They will have speedy sale They never spoil The retail
price Is y cents per box Manufactured onlyb GEO. G.
BOWER, Sixth and Vine streets. Philadelphia. je7 2pam
=, q. - : = =, : :, = Z,,--,
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Al, The - ~ h r
u, . a Tho ] Z s ~
a.aa IL = 'AeSeu ~ 70"
NJ ,,,,,on s, ,,at !. ~
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sold sxav,sha,a ,d o,r,;c, ,,, al, 1Y,ts t,
Fr sale IN Ne orleans o,t nd s;, ~
WRIGHT i "a, d and m fbaes s,rsat e,nera Ate,t
4 ,ea anlu1w cRTsTA noRc s,o a A stor 1sans N "
-
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III ~ I, ] ,i a ~ II. L
80 @1 as
s,a 49, s '''e' " f''s eea' triumph o'
aass 81 I'll, II II r,pnt1c, -,
-us .,..--, ; 60
! Nh Tne pest and f,he.nes, s.x,,, ,s.
chimes are Geo B s,oat d "a Ne.s style Ybs Snaa.
have rea, over nj, others are mar IN v;i,
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10 The Ladies.

DETER,s weRsTEB STORE, Canal street near Danphln.
We selling good many articles at below cost
price and keep constantly supply of Berlin Zepht and
all kinds Of material Ladies' Work on hand el6 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

New YoRk, July 5.-The Royal Mail steamship
Persia Capt. C. II. L. Judkins, of the British and
North American Line, from Liverpool via Queens
town, reached her dock at Jersey City this morn.
ing.
She left the port of Liverpool at noon, Saturday,
June %, touched at Queenstown Sunday evening,
June 9th, to land and embark passengers and dis
patches, and brings three days later intelligence
than was received at Quebec by the Anglo-saxon.
Commercial Intelligence.
LlvRRrooL, June 23.-The sales for the week
ending June 22d in the Liverpool Cotton market
amounted to $4,000 bales, of which spectators
took 1000 bales, and exporters $4,000. The de-
lyeries to the trade for the week have been $4,000
bales.
The Cotton market has again throughout the
past week showed considerable degree of weak
ness.
All qualities of Cotton have again experienced
further decline of ID. during the week. This de-
cline is principally on the Middng and lower
grades Of Cotton.
The finer qualities of Cotton closed generally
unchanged at last weeks quotations.
Holders are pressing their stocks on the market
The demand for export has been generally good
throughout the week.
The sales Of Cotton on Friday reached 10000
bales, OF which spectators and exporters took
5000 bales,
The marked closed generally steady at the fol,
1og;nr authorized a,otatons II tbe Rroters, ~.
lomins ausiiOtiAeu aoos3',ons VI 'ne nt'Ne's oh-
Fair Orleans No.. 7ad. Middling Orleans. SD.
Far Uplands. 7d. Middlinp Uphnds 55d.
r,,a o,.,,t;t,, n cot+on ~, 4, t,,a or+ as
,;ys,,onI aads mn sos ooo baIes ~ r,,i,;sh
! sss loa hslas hare heen raca;vas n An,a.;aes
- 'S''--
~ ss',.,,,, W. u rto ,a...4 ..
eeivsd II tbis rort fron, Manebesta. "a ~
ronnd;ag mamma ctnrinp districts were of a f. var
abla cbarsctar
Tba 1emana for e,o.bu and ,,ar,,. ,v.s hottor -
H. r,a-,;at c,sa ,;a. u 1o.
Tbs M 49, i. i, psss p.o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

EXECUTION n vfRsI On Friday last, M
fAanieI HHlten espiated the galIowa, al Mounds
VILE va, the crime Of numbering Melissa Morris,
whom he confessed to having waylaid and thrown
into The ras ine, where her body was found a
sersI large crowd was ID attendance, aud an extra
tfain was ran By the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ii frat point Themurderer died cool and sulien.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

nn, HAaRss This already eminent man, the
Companion oi Ihs lamenied Kane In the expedition
which shed lustre on the American name In CON
nectaon With Arctic explorations, mel large num-
her 0f friends III the Chamber of Commerce, New
Nolk % tie 10Th nlt, who assembled to take fare,
well of hia pfiorto his departure. There were Two
aags presented him one by the members Of Kane
Masonic Lodge emblematie Of the order Of the nys.
% tie ;the other was boat cnsgn which had seer
service in tho Wilkes expedition, and snbse
anentiy IN the Kane expedition. Some neal
Apeaahes Hcre delivered on the OCCASION
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

FlIshxEs II ARir AHt.E Assoc1krIoS The reg
nia. quarterly meeting Of the Directors Is to be
Aea d Monday next u o'clock p. B., 1T Odd Fell
lows Hall. See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
Walcoe 8 Gibbs,
S E w N G MA CHIN

S q w n G M A @ FL I n E !.
The points Of superiority clsmedn this Machine rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation use, are
Its remarkable accuracy and power being capable Of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute and PER
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH
1t will not drop stitches and noeless in its operation
Its wonderful simplicity making easy learn operate
T. No mistake possibly be made in setting the nsedle.
1t will hem perfectly Of required size from the
hem that of yard in width, also form fell seams
withou, the difficulty experienced with other Machines
Last but least price htyvs dollars lower than
any other reliable Machine in the market and brings it
within the reach Of all.
RPuchasers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege returning the Machine trial. it does not
prove to be all we recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
49,
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LARGE HAuL or sHARKs---Forty three sharks
neae caught ~ ono haul il the net Of tho Field
Broshers, of Neck Beach, at Madison, Conn, Mon
Day, 18th ult. The largest measured . feet IN
1sngth y feet ii circumference, and weighed over
800 pounds
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

GHsRasg 81 Boots a,sd Shoes, esottstg esc.-
sal hs asaan Of he he saIe q leots shoes
ssihne we sEis e., place his A Il 10 orioek
Ieaaasat Blashe Co.'s auction No % chas,rna
SssrsS Is1a4 nl sala.
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isep sheTifg Sales on eighth page.-asa

SAaLfss oF THE PHIADEIPHIA. The steamship
plliadelphia, 8. s. Baxter, commander, sailed at
o'clock, yestsrday morning, for New York via Ha
vasta, with the following passengers:
FeaAcg Iffs--Azrs Harris Capt n. II. Wood lady an,
Guild " f4lnaie ~ G Bisnc Afrs Br6uiaur and family
Miss Rieatsas HIS Redman aai family o. I.aner n. &
fse Iisd 81 sN fbc seefaFse.
iiilssa airs. Smith and sous a. Rchnnd
e. Diaseu; y, vAndasi and sieSvAge,
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TO TIE Public.

The subscriber is prepared furnish GAS WORKS of
all sizes for cities factories hotels sugar houses dwellings,
under the patent granted 10 Prof. ROBERT GRANT dated
January n, 1857.
These os arranged TO make the Gas Coal Resin
Resin OIL Cotton Seed very simple in their construction
perfectly safe and yield larger quantity ef given
amount of material than any other known process
Ibeg 10 the following certificate of Messrs o. E. Hall
Co., ST. Louis Hotel where large coal works seem
apparatus operation at the Novelty Iron
Works Agency, No. l Canal street, New Orleans:
81, LOUIS HornI New Orleans, May 49, 1860.
F. w. O. Cook Esq:
Dear srIt than three months since the Gas
Robert Patent and put up by you in
this o have been in operation affords pleasure
be able to state that satisfied with them every parcu
lar and will occasion state further that for the lest
days m connection with the city gas having OH
We have burned average Of hundred lights per night and
portion Of those until morning. the supply of for which
made from five hundred pounds Of coal each twenty
four hours The works simple and easily managed and in
utility economy representations made in your
Contract Two men arc all required any of
year the keeping of the works in order and the
iaeture of gas.
Very respectfully youra,
O. Il. HALL. / CO.
Fer the sale of the above Works for the exclusive rights
for cities, counties or States appyto
II. W. C. COOK,
CAersr ron ROBERT GRANT,
No. 1 Canal street.
je4 spim New Orleans.
Gfsas. Fare
IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.
-
few boxes of ibis celebrated Champagne for sale by
GHAs. HOLLAND,
jy2 2pst 1ss Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

DEBtttxN, FHaz165, PANS, Ere.=-- q call The at
sisu ef hs ansed ssincdy for nans aiasnis
y dsy. Naulns Catanaena III csgsectof' hlghl,
solsaFnaed sae aaaEsssan0a whese its yaous alasl
N5lI Be fuArd mere precisely stated.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

TENRfisIE ExcoUsTER WITH BEAR. AT Pen
nsasa nanch California three hunters encountered
. bear whiea they wounded with SIX shots. The
bear pursued and caught one of them, and, while
! The olhers aaa f5a, the captured hunter had 4
hand paw tight with the monster. Having
aolnng but ! Short difk.knife, be seized ahe bear
Ny the tons b and attempted 70 use ths dirk, but
tse blade beat on lhe bear's ribs. Having dragged
ths anilnal's tpnaae through the corner Of II
mouth, tic creature could use Ills pass only, with
which tic man was terribly torn, his scalp having
been knocked Of by the bears claws At length
tte eShaustad hnnter let 60 the tongue, and tle
hear made on but was killed next day aud weigAei
600 pounds. Tho man recovered.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

Cor I'M BIZ. William r. Atwood has
Seen admitted as partner into the house Of Thorn
sI.A 4 Cos as. per notice. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

WAsiiISGY0S FiHE goMrANY No. 20. Special
meeting q he held on Sunday morning next. See
acltce.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

rsisTlAG Sc. Duplessis, Comptroller, aayer.
1s for sfasns binding Ig III sepo4s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
Cigars Cigars !.
EEsaas. ii. EDr0aUss s. Co
BRUFF, BRoTHER & sEAYI

BRUFF, BROTHER & sEAyER
Will remove during month of june from No. Al Warren
street, TO their Marble Stores,
Nos. 3s4 and 3ss broadway,
where they will open heavy stock of HARDWARE, GUNS
etc. exclusively adaned TO the Southern trade and hope by
their increaed facilities be enabled their busi
with pompnes and merit the continued confidence
their friends.
NEW YORK May 30 1861 lei antiyl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

y New CorSTERrEtr. Peterson's Philadelphia
Oetecfor sends as the following, as received from
Their Boston correspondent:
Bos4oS. June %, 1880
Raitps Fssessenis Deiartor
Dear Sul enclose herewith the description Of
counterfeit 500 on the Newton Bank Newton.
Mass., and Prescott Bank, Lcsssli, Mass:
ac Salie sof genuine, 4 viz: large eagle rest
On branch of tree; train Of cars iii the dis
Sfance going oVer bridge, canal and boats under
ncntl, female with rake on right lower corner
stee ab0ses mar setting down with hammer Oh
lewer left corner, Slo0 above. About six thousand
dollars " them have been received in Boston to-
day
Al there afe thirty or forty banks in New Eng
land taf use this same plate, it is advisable to re-
fuse all $lae Of the above description.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
LATER FROM AHrzoNA.

i ARRIgAL OF TIE OVERLAND MALL.
81. LeuIs, July 5. The Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph line has been completed 70 Fayetteville,
Arkansas, and commenced operations today.
The Overland mail coach, with adviees from
Arizona TO the 18th alt. has arrived at Fayette.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
a Hoard Of Aldermen ON sixth. page.

FlgsT BALE or NEW CoTToS.-The steamship
elias Morgan, Capt. Lawless, which arrived Thurs
day morniHg, 5th inst, from IndiaDola and Gal.
weston, brought one bale of new cotton, fhe first
u tie season. It il from the plantation of R. f..
Walaers Lavaea, Texas, and is to be shipped to
New York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
tsAsesga sasra i eso. nIlI sea thia slay a 1Ql

elssx at sss If GaanaheHss Has d5 stresss
assoze y ssar5d szahosasx fasiIprs cottage ses
slSs sasssin aad piano. sea advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

ARRIVAL Or THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
Boots, Shoes a,ast Rsgoga,.s,

EEstMes, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. Ia AND l5 ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE. in quart,
and pis continually hand which equal to the best tha.
comes to this Market Also other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHEE
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and Still. HOOK, Old and
Fire PORT wIsEs MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
of vintage 1895 i7es and 1905 and
other brands WHISKY, Of all descrptionsscotch Irsh
Bye and bourbon ALE and PORTER in pins and qnar,s
Also on haaG. my nsHa1 assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
the market. which will DO sold reasonable errs as sny
ether house in the city.
sEWEItL 4. TAYLOR,
o7 2ply Nos. ls and Is Roys, street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

saripaldi Preparing TO enter Calabria
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
The Eastern. Clarion,
PAuLDrNal MISS.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circnlatlor
Of eanury newspaper in the sonh very respectfully
fsred advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
leans. Agents for New Orleans
A. B. sTRAWBRIDGE l. co.,
ol3 Soft No q Commercial P,see
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
THE BADEN CoNFEREN CE.
Domestic and Commercial Intelligence.

lay rur NATIONAL AND AMERICAS Llsrs.l