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.s ITALY. .@@.. VI. .>.-l p
Gari6aIdi has lcIt Calabria, but il Il
not known In what direction he has gone
Decisive events are expected 10 take
place shortly. I. SIX. Il n: ,.,,...;.;
z a statement was ailoat that Ciaribalai
entered Monochrome on The 9th August
and that lie had succeeded IN transport.
ing his whole army tO the main land.
J al fetloft was current chat General
BFiganti had been shot at MCntcIeone by
the soldiers of his own regiment, ,,.:2
Coldefostte, the French Republican.
and enc Of Garibaldi's officers, was killed
| III he engagement before Reggie Carl,
BALD ordered splendid obsequies ii bis
honor. "A af ss il #tsI3.. & IA 4
Tho proposal Of the Kings Govern
ncnt to make the city Of Naples Neutral
was regarded as without the smallest
chance Of success. I'D. ..s:s... T.. . ...s.
II was reported that several Of the
Neapolitau minister's had declared they
would not Eight amongst their country
men, and IL q general rising took place,
would give il NO opposition. .&:.5 !: nj
ss A:3Naples dispatch Of the 3oth August,
says:.---''T tranquility prevails in The city.
Nothing Of moment had occurred IN Gala.
bra, and the reported tlight OF the King
from Naples Ind not bcenconhrmed. I, :,
,Itwaa reported that the Count Of syria.
cuse. nnclc to the King OF Naples, had
written q, letter TO the King, recommend.
ing him 10 avoid q useless effdsion Of
blood, and to follow the example of the
Duchess Of Parma. ... HI, 4. ...:.
The King held n review Of some regt
unents which hdvc been sent to CasteIia.
mare q 81 s 'sa ( sk i
The expected military demonstration in
favor Of annexation TO Piedmont. have
been adjourned Baron Brenier las OBJ
tanned The satisfaction which lie demand
ed for the assault upon him ID the streets
.of Naples. ..>.. .s. .....s
3 PERrGtl, August | General I.auOr,
.iciere IN 40 order Of the day has direct.
ed his troops to plumber any town: which
on the approach Of the enemy should rise
in resurrection. A. ~ +: :
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The SENTENCES viii DO enforced immediate.
" after they are pronounced The guilty
persons who escaped afteF the massacre
VIII pc tried as ontlaws They viii On.
dargo their penalties as soon n they are
seized, The army Of the Sultan acts
with the most rigorous discipline, and II
perfect loyalty. The arm Of Justice Il
triumphant Perfect tranquility reirns
on AL the borders Of Syria. Order L rc.
established at Saili and its enyiroas 1
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CAPft on. nnnn n ITnIlp N

Z. The mails from the Cape Of Good
Hope, Of tho 2Ist July. had reached Eng.
land J Z !. !, "a ,fe. Il ",g.s =.
Prince Alfred had not arrived. and il
was supposed that his vessel, tie Enrya.
fns, had broken dowu. tsso,lss 5sg 4 7.
Sir g Gray had arrived out TO resume
bis functions as Governor ,t;.,@.
No news Of DR.: Liylngstone's expcdi.
ton. T., b.. &. !. Il. :E.. '''f. I
The breakwatsr at Table Bay had been
commenced, Ell. .l Il: :s3 .... h, III: :
Trade al the Cape was exceedingly
slack. a.s..s + 51 ii ., :. .z-E. . - :
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CHINA.

3 d a.
The CEiSEsE RERELs CaFraE FnE
SgcoSps CiTY5 on CHISA "A corrcst,or;
dent Of the New York Times. writing
from Shanghai under date Of June I4th
gives a fearful account Of the excuses
committed by the rebels ii The capture 81
sucham, q city Of 200, 1000 inhabitants.
inferior only 10 Pekin in rank, and supc.
rior 70 that in wealth and enterprise. IA
4 Hang chan, too. another important ritz.
called the Paradise Of China, has been Ii
possession 81 the rebels, though after oc.
.eupying II 9 week they temporarily re.
tired. During their occupation, however,
the most horrible scenes OF carnage took
place, which transcend anything 10, be
found III the annals. Of warfare. tisesti.
mated that from so, 1000, 10 $4,000 lives
were sacrificed, and the city was left III i
state Of dcsoiatioa almost impossible 10
conceive Tie utmost CONSERVATION ex-
istsiu the Chinese population Of Shanghai,
who hive In constant dread Of d descent
l,y the rebels on that city. Maltituies
have fed into tie country. The English
and French forces were being eoncentrat-
ed near the Peiho, aud we mar expect
soon to hear the commencement 81 hostili.
ties at that point 81 4: .i.-.
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Only The wounded. among whom -,
General Peinobini, fell Into tie hands 81
CiaIdfni
The mass of the enemy Is considerable
"A column d 5000 men made sortie
from Aneora and took part In tlIe nrht.
bnt was compelled to retife, and Il being
pnrsned BY the Sandman troops
The Neapoiitau aeet opened Ere against
Ancona.
The 600 prisoners o. wkrtaken Al $40.
Tito are Irishmcn. The SardiniaG GOV.
Icrnrnent wished the british Minister 10
take change Of them md send them home.
but he dechned saying he ruuld not re-.
gard them as British, subjects FL
a The Papal army was virtually tiisbay,tl-
ed. Ancona was besicged aud hlockaded
Garibaldl was preparing to march against
Dapua lie has agaia said that o. world
only proclaim The freedom q Italy from
Rome. Il n ]. ~, II ~ M sl 'iT3ssls3 i:isi
The Paris boprss bad advanced |, per
cent. s 81
@ Vague ramors existed nj Isnglns.l Of
unsatisfactory China news via Russia
81, JonSs, Oct 8.
The following il the additional newsby
thc steamship Cottnanght, which arrived
here at . o'clock this morning.
The King Of Naples Was supposed 10
be still nt Gapna, which town was bafri-
caded and ARMED. il was reported that
the King i troops and The forces Of Carl
baldi had e1cbsnged shots al the out.
posts near Capna, :ra:,: Il. III
The French Minister omit Naples On
the 9th Of September. s,,!4
aatihaldi had declared in d letter that
there existed an irreeohcilable difference
between bis policy and That 81 Count ca.
YOUR. II was reported that The quarrel
between the Bardinial government and
Gafibaldt had arrived at such 4. pitch
That Victor Emanuel had determined ID
proceed to Naples for q personal inter.
course with HarIbaldi.
n The NeapDtitAn Ministry had resigned
md i was reported that Sgncr Gonforto
had brrn called upon 70 form new one.
.33.:..i,.. HIN t;sARrISiA AND HOME.
The official bulletin OF the ba,tle 81
Castle Fidardo and the published details.
agree with The previous statements con-
corning il. z .E Ia a9ss Z #.
Among the 1000 prisoners taken BY
the Sardinlans were upwards Of 40. on
GERS, some OF high rank iii consequence
Of the victory 40, 600 Papal troops, most
~ Foreigners, including 900 officers aud
all Of the guards Of LamcriCicre, with six
guns aud ammunition, capitnlsted ON the
10Th Of September, and laid down their
arms. +
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AUsTRIA.

The Austrian government, fearing an
attack on Yenetia, was most actively
pushing On the works connecting the
Venetian railways withIthose Of Germany,
which would enable Austria to transport
a considerable force to Ycnetia 10 q few
days. III n. M If NJ: H "a, =. ~. h. 4
The Assifiah Gazette says: accord.
ing to intelligence received direct from
Warsaw, the rulnor Of an approaching
interview between the. Emperors Of Ans.
tria and Russia aud the Prince Regent
of Prussia. gains more consistcnce, aud
preparations for that event we're, 1t Is
said, being made; = :>s..,>. IS: IS. i
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
nv PONY ExrEEss.

+..::,. ny PONY ExPREss. 81; Ell
RATTLE HETwEKN THE SANDMAN AND papAt.
/. TRoors THE LATTER pRFEArEn. n
The steamship North america has ar.
rived with Liverpool dates TO the 2Ist
ult s.5f,.! ii. .s5,5 .st . .i IA
The news Is quite important, confirming
the report Of the Glasgow on Cape Race
OF the defeat of GcI Lainorieiere by
Gen. Cial,lIne. The battIe lasted six
hours and afterwards the greater portion
.of the Pontifical army capitulated. IA Ian.
froriciere escaped 10 Aneona. ' c... =.
. Considerable uneasiness was felt in
Paris, and fears expressed of a collision
between the French troops at Rome aud
Garibaldi's ,legions. The hope OF more
serious complications being avoided. was
chiefly founded ON the expectation that
tho Pope would shortly leave Rome. The
sacred colleges were exciting their inlln
ence to induce him 10 seek arf asylum n
Spain or Austria. II tho Pope ileparts
the French would follow his example, and
the Sardinians would MT once occupy
Rome. T.. :.
ltwas reported that Gen. Gayon,s for
ces would be increased to 90, goo men. q
The London Times says the Papal army
no longer exists, for the 10000 men be.
siegedi in Aneopa may already be reckoned
as General Giaidini's prisoners. =.
The Herald says the PapaI army has
been defeated, but not dishoncrtd. La
moriciere was, evidently Untnnnbcred. and
his forces ilI-organized, and Informed, aud
were no match fer, the regular army, led
by able commanders; :=E ~ 's..
The EAroaiele says the result Of the re.
cent battle is TO transfer to, the King Of
Sardinia the whole Roman territory ex.
ccpt Rome. Viterb and Civitia ycectiid. !:
Advices from Manchester are favorable.
The market hasimprored III tone. Breatl.
stI,ffs-Fl2ur is steady, Wheat is steady
at full Tuesdays prices Corn is firm and
Cd higher; mixed and yellow 35s. Wealth,
er favorable for crops. Provision market
generally quiet - RI ~$
LoNpoN5 Friday, p .N,--Consols a3i q
93s~ .. IA. <sss i'll. III =. :
The submarine oaIiIe intended to con.
meet AIgterS and TonlOn will he landed
at Minorca, TO establish communication
between Algiers and Paris via Spain.
CAsooTA, Sept. Is,---Garibaldi has ap.
pointed Signor Lafiii P:odictatof Of ST.
civ. = - NJ. ~. y. II , 4. .,sg-.. mr.. -.
Baron Brehier will leave Naples on
Thursday next :. ....se.;... ..s.... l.--.,5s.
II IA feported that MazZini has arrived
Al Naniss ' -'t''~', i 4'e "i' 't
Gor;boldi vii, Ieavs. to.r,orrow r.,
comra -, y 49, %''0 Nv W
Thc eEo,yoo1 Ar,o,;;o ar F,arsnc. Ia.
hocn so;zeJ for nnhIist;,,;, "a ar,;cls ;n,,'i,'
;ns. 10 tbe Emnsroiy IL III French '','s"
Z / ,o,nor;,;,.re's defeat, win hasten ,tc ia.
nart,,rS sro,6: aaet, ~, The E;nr of M,
nles : ! y 3IS'T.f y 70 sTk =
The 7 ,ondor H,roGr, Paris corrcsnon.
DENT i Informed that a manifesto. by he
I,one snnnuncing his REORGANIZATION IN
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SWITZERLAND:

Tits stated that the Federal Council,
having been solicited by The. French, gov,
ernmeBt TO send a, deputatiOn Of honor to
greet the Emperor, replied that there
was nc reason for any such step. 2 i=
Kossnth had arrived at Bellagio on the
Lake OF Como. He was recriyed with
great enthusiasm, His intended move
merits were unknown. 81. N :.
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SUGAR MILL.

IoHN TAYLOR has lately put In opera.
Tire Nail Factory, In The 18Th Ward, which 10
at'Rctsd 10 the water wheel II sad factory.
Persons WiShn u good Sriiels and disptieh
will apply to los pb COTbiit az JesePh TsyicT,
Op tts pfeulses, JOHN TAYLOR
!. =, .r g.. -'' .7-- - .E- - .-. - 2
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DissoIuiion Of ParfncrsI,ip.

the us,l.I.isnsd. have ibis dsy dissolved a.
tween US ss SrAiioa Keepers, on East Beer
RisET, known aud t1snsaeiitg business under
the pSIus and title Of Myers s. Bail,
All persons hdrItg accounts with the afofe-
saId firm, afe hereby notified that lJoha w,
Myers VIII receive al moneys due, and Pay MI
the firm Indebtedness, on account Of bnsin@ss
transacted np 10 this 10 h Hv 0l Ssptslrber, 1850.
! :. - -. ~ JOHN W. MYERS,
!. 3.3t T.. JAMES L. BALL. i !.
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MUMMY lIs. IIUMMY Or! !

Bring yoEr Cane 10 TIE best Biia in. The eiiy.
ID B. MARGEETs has his mill In full ops1-
II. alton al 4. N Casts Water Power, north
OIL Tue Lime KIn, IN The 29sh WHd. Those
wishing to have tbeb cane worked up immsdisls-
ly can make APPhsttOR on the premises 2u
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NOTICE.

..... u. 5. MAssHkL's OFHIcE.
- :E5z q. s, Cry Oct 10 Il. 1850. \ /
TIME time OF holding Court In This DisIncl
Il having been ehAnged, persons summarized
as Grand Jurors 10 appear herr 90 The 9Th inst.
are hereby notified not IN attFhd, s
= s.. ~; EH0CH l.. MASON, 81
. 3 II ..-... Der. u. s. Mllshal.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-20

II WILL pay Twenfy Five Dolsem Reward
Il fot . bsy nhsrs MULE, WHICH I lost on tbs
9Oih o. J-ily Iapi, n Kay's Ward, branded win
double z On de Taht shouldaf snd hlpf aige
other bfsnds, some not fecolia1ieds Tbs eai4
Hnls Is heavy made, fssdlua hsiah't carries ths
Any person dslivefink ne san male y VIM
Iennings, win recsive The pswnnds ] heIieSe
he mule V be II Or about eessi0ne ssit ltmsnt.
( 2-A 3. N. BLAIR.
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Losl. sloIen or sIrnycd,

n XNE yoke OF CATTLE, Of light red ealor,
NJ hTanden double diamonds on he haInst Sne
has bropkisd lace. and shad on the fofe-feei;
the other a bobtail Bob are hrafdti on the
Ieft side with w, and u on lefi hip. Any per.
son Informing me where they are 10 be obtpinel,
shall he satisfactorily rewarded by calling on
G. II, Savage, a. Capnob n sayagss Phuiaera-
phtc Room, ueIt door TO HE Sail LAKE Hoase,
G.. s. L. Ci,ys :, i 4. 4 .,. 3'u
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@aaufrtisfmraiE.
nAslkEr mANUFAcroilYI.

/ TIME Subscriber wishss 10 inform his hiends
aud the public generally thst he hiss on
band and H. prepared 10 execn,e 20 order. oil
kinds Of BASKETSJ also chair bolton,ing, and
all other varieties Of wicker work. =. =. ~
Produce takeIj cash not Iefustdt-. -: Z {,
+ -. - .s' /: DANIEL CAM0MILE,
Residence, nth Wasd, near Nc Mas,rr's rope
walk. ssi:s a--::Ef5 alt (,
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Tic lotnI vote cast m these counties Tor
Governor, at thelast election, was q, fO3,
which gives an average about seven in
habitapts to every two voters. The total
vote Of the State for Governor was 1922.
$685.. and provided the above named coGn,
ties present fair average Of the proper
ton Of voters to inhabitants, the total
population Of the State will be within a
fraction Of 100000. III all probability
the complete census returns will give the
State n population Of between 360, 900 and
3I5 600, though itsmay possibly como up
to 400, 900. y. .,s :.5s,. e. a :.
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roruLATIoy on c,A.y!L1roRN1LA..

The Nevada. Democrat contends that the
population Of California docs not exceed
100000. We have Ind the curiosity,
says the editor Of that paper, 10 make es-
Inmates, from the census returns that have
been published, and are satisfied that the
population Of the State does rot exceed
400, 600, and is likely 10 fall considerably
short OF that number. We have seen the
census returns as published in the local
papers, from eleven counties, which are as
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-20

EIlfcHARD aud JOSEPH MORRIS bee
IN, leave repeatedly 70 Inform their gpnerons
ffiends aud ihe pahts iensfalft. that they haye
opened q BOOT and MOS SHOP one douf
south 81 Ballan, Ills yslchmsker. IN AluIn 1Lr
where they win werE % homo made o. s.siss
maiefi,ls
IN tbsif branch o. basiDrSs, - fsf u uiylss
bssptys and workmanship ars eoasideFtA.
Their large patent sewiha mashlne snnblsH
them " falsh ladies' ard gents bsois, rhees md
gaheis With despatch andI d e9reridr manneFs
Agent fot lIowe's Sewing Machine. 9-2t
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II Vile a1dersfened, having PEI mansntly located
j in LOGAN, the comfy cay 81 Cache.
County, takes pleasnre ~ assuring The public
thai for The future he vnI keen eonstahily %
band General Assottment Of "A Z
TEX CH1 IN DIS Il, 4.
which he VIII sell low Tor any and al Eiadssf
produce. sss ss II. ...i ~ s5is
, Bills Cor LUMBER furnished a. short notice.
ProJnce taken Tor all We have 70 sell.
Rerusmbsr the Produce Store.
4: an & (. 81 i5 B s. m. BLAIR
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Tho Paris B0urse was firm and Reutes
rather higher. closing on the Sin Al
.6s,l5 ...5. . t.s 5 /, a. 4.
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JAaI.rit0.

on tie tsihinsti by Etder Cla,lls Cllys, Nj
Jotts Atcsh 70 CAHoLINE eooLsEsR, both from
Essex kuglani, 3 Z n l;.g \ X
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VIZ are in receipt Of the Los Angeles
Star Of the 18th nIt. ., . = n. :.=.:. T.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

The subscribers respectfully inform their customers
and the Planters general that they always prepared to
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING of the very best
terials, and NEST reasonable prices.
large patronage they receive from this and neghborna
States has them extend their establishment e
meet business and in order be able supply
their patrons always with the and best descriptions of
erials they with several of the most
manufactures in the South and shall henceforh be ab
to supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They confident that they will give entire satisfaction
all may patronze their nently Southern enterprise
and solicit orders which shall receive immediate attention
jals 6m HEBRARD CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

SHARP As NEEDLE. W. The following bonmot
was started out West: busy housewife was sit
ting in the doorway plying her needle. Her h9s- rs
band lounging on the rail, his foot slipped ana ne
groaning,t 4 have broken the bone, m sure. ,,s
Well, them said she holding up her nesa,e sa,
with its eye broken ont you and n, naVe Why VIM
very nearly the same thing Mhy -. +. ,oads
mar man and You have broken the knee Of the idie
l man W.
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cuGAR HoesHEADs- SUGAR HoesHEADs

sTAvE AND sRINGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADs, RICE, MoLAssEs, RosIN AND
TURPENTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced in this Machine the old process o.
splitting and dressing by hand labor Workns directly "'h
the grain produces an article not haoo 70 warp
or check from exposure. The save Mill will Ts shave and
.opt from the bolt from 1909 00 Slaves pery and the
sbngls Machine from ooo 1900 Shingles two
horse power TO it, and be attached to any' team en-
gine gin or mill power II can make any required
and can be adjusted any thickness taper The timber is
neither steamed nor sawed and shaved directly from
The bolt
Both Machines IN full operation between the hours
a. 10 and O'clock every day at No Canal street. lnee
Machines made ID Augusta, Ca
ns wishing 70 purchase Parish State County and SIN
,e rights or achines obtain them from the Agent who
will give fill particulars ~ W. .. ooon,
Sole Agent for the of louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
aswa.and .,abara ja3l 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

GREAT srRENGrn.-Great wonder is excited
throughout the country by the performances of
Doctor winship, the famous gymnast Among
other feats Of strength, ii is said that he raised
1900 pounds with his hands. An English exchange
tells Of a man in Dover who raised $500 pounds
with a piece of paper, and carried it out of the
kingdom.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

gentleman day or two since was sitting in
barber shop, undergoing some tonsoral operation,
when his partner business stepped IN and quietly
iet II bnrn iii ins,red.,' Eyes, know, but it
will wi make a pretty warm fire. and thought I'd
lust drop in and tell you aboutit; didn't knew
but but you'd want to see the old place burn "Well,
wait minute or two till my other fsan minister's he tl
brushed and putting on his gloves, Mr.. Brown
started to see 4 the old place burn.,'
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pIlL1ARp rABLEs-B11.L1AKD TABLES

ID
35............ ST LOUIS STREET. .........,.35
Under the St. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned begs leave inform the public that he has
opened BILLIARD SAIESRooM the above place. where
he intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES,
from the celebrated mannfactory of j. w. BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati, of all de. .criptons and prices such
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AM, OAR, s..
with Marble Slate Wood Bed Also, Bagateile Tables
and Balls Pool Boa DIS, Gushen Clots Cues, Pockets Cue
Leaher Ten Balls and everything appertanng Bill
liards or other games.
N B-specens of the above Tables can be the st
Charles Marble Hall and 81, Louis Bllia Rooms.
p- Repairing short notice and reasonable terms
m29 Iy A. ". MERRIAM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

CAN'T BE DoNE-It is really too much to expect
that an Express Company can forward inexpressi-
bles. This IS probably why such articles are SC
frequently franked by NJ. C.'s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

CREDIT SALE OF go Lors OF STRING AND SUMMER
e1ofaSWe call The aaenen Of the trade 70 the sale 81
spriug clothing American white shirts boots SHOES oasa
% this fay at 10 o'clock ache I.eaumuntt
auct On rooms No. 60 Chart street. Terms at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

HAVANA CIsARs.-The attention of buyers, deal
rs and oaaers of fine cigals II clled 70 the sale
which 10 tai place to-day 9Th and toerrow 2Sh inst by
F. Mornhy, aqei oeeer, a, Mcssrs. einma ( Nasichs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

country youth who had returned home e. fsem =
visit to The ciiy asked BY ms anxlons i aaa @ I he
haa nan ,es ), replied the ingenious lad, was
,,nsraed ora by two constabes most of the time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

For RESr.-Persons desirous to rent large and
bn,se in the Fourth District reasonable
viii pease examine under this head of Mf G.
Sterne,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

THE IGNORANCE OF THOSE FoREIGNERs.-Newly
friend give me two mint juleps, 'ot will you?
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Fertilizers.
BONE DUST FOR MANURE
Single barrel Coarse. l24c. per ib
By the 1000 lbs, Iac- per lb.
Fine &c. per lb.
BY the 1000 lbs, ric. per lb.
FINE BONE BLACK
@.. ..-z Single barrel, &c. per ib. 5 ........
For the 1000 lbs, Sla co. "sI
PoUDRETTE-
Per barrel, 81 90. &5.G ##
BY the 10 bbfs., 81 IS per bb.
sBpER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Single barrel, &c. per lb.
By the 200 lbs, l54c. per Id.
PHOSPHATE OF PERUVIAN GUANo--
Single barrel &c. per Id.
BY the 1000 lbs, &c. per lb
Also @Ws
MEXICAN AND PERUVIAN GUAEo.
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LAND PLASTER
Small lots, 81 Is per bbl.
Large lots, 81 80 per bbl. =.. ..
For sale by REARNY, BLo1s CO.,
a23 36t 62 Magazine st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-27

An Irish lady, in her will, ordered her body to be
burned after her DEATH as she was AFRAID OF being
buried alive. .-.-...