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HARD F1eurINeIN NEW GRENADA.

New YORK, June 12.-The steamer North
Star brings California mails OF May Dist and
Panama papers of the 4th of June. Adyices
from Carthagena report Mosquera to have
beaten the government forces III two battles,
in the first of which, April 18th, the latter lost
1900 killed and wounded. The second battle
occurred near Bogola, and Mosquera is doubt
less in the capital.
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EXCURSION DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI

EAVU WSION UUWN THE MIsNISsIF-
PI-CAPTUREOF a SECESSION RAG.
CAIRO, ILL.,, June l2.--The steamer City Of
Alton, with two companies, a squad of artil-
lerymen, and two field pieces, made an excur-
sion down the Mississippi, five miles below
Columbus, Ky, day. Returning, near Co.
lumbus, some machinery broke, and the boats
dritted ashore While the machinery was be-
ing repaired, the captain Of the boat and three
of tie crew went ashore, cut down a secession
flag and brought it here.
1t is reported by the passengers arrived from
Columbus since she lett, that great excitement
prevailed A locomotive and cars were imme'
diately dispatched to Union City, to convey
rebel troops to Columbus. No troops were
seen by the excursonists, between here and
Columbus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-13

DLACKSMITHING.- In the absence
10 of Morris Alelaven the the business at %
Union street will be continued for him under tne airec
ton OF H. u ri'ii'
un3O
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NEW YORK, june l2--Stocks steady. but without ac-
tyity Chicago and Rock Island 343 Cleveland and To-
9 aas9G S4 New York Central 3s Lacrosse and Mil
Skies 6IBVrs nia Skies Az Tennessee Skies 34s Louis
ana sAes o.; Indiana State ves 49, UnitedStates vcs
States skies 81, coupons 1884, ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-13

nELAWARE GRAPE VINES; Also
~ Hartford Prolific, DIANA Concord and Early Am
my4 dtf j. EARLE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-13

GORKS-10 Bales various kinds, for bot
~ Ting cider, ale. &c. WIN. Q: SWEET
chez diff S6 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-13

NOTICE.-All persons indebted the to
1 subscriber, requested to call and settle the
came without delay MARTIN STOWE.
APPS diff
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PHILADELPHIA, June ia large flag has
been purchased here tor elevation upon the
Washington National Monument on the 4th of
July-height 200 feet The amount was rails.
ed by subscription among citizens OF Washing
ton.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS, SUCCESSOR.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 12.-Hon, 0. H.
Browning, republican, has been appointed
senator by Gov. Yates to fill the vacancy oc'
casioned by the death of Judge Douglas.
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Columbus, had 1900 sacks of corn, 1000 sacks of
wheat, and 74l barrels and half barrels of beer.
IDENTITY. The Louisville Courier asks whether
the steamboat Mars, mentioned n few days ago III
the river column Of the Appeal, is the Cincinnati
Mars? In The language of the poet we reply,
"'taint nothin' else.''
FLErA FOR RED RrvER-The light-draught passen-
ger packet Fleta, Capt. 7. B. Goyne, commander,
and Mr.. Nick NJ. Johnson clerk, leaves at O'Clock
this evening for Jefferson and way landings.
HOMER FOR RED RyER.---The comfortable pas
senger packet Homer, Capt. Sam Apologize, COM
maader and MIR. Ferd. v. Cellos, clerk leaves at
o'clock, this evening, for Shreveport and way
landings.
MARY 7. FOR YIcKsBURG.- THE splendid and fast
G. s. mail and passenger packet Mary t., Capt.
Jos. D. Phelps, commander, and Mr.. Jas F.
Smith, clerk, leaves at O'clock this evening for
Natehez, Vicksburg and way landings.
LouIsp1LLE FOR MEMPHIs.-The elegant and
Jos. Combs, commander, leaves at O'Clock this
evening for Memphis and way landings. The
Louisville is lghtdraught, staunoh, and has first
class passenger accommodations. Mr.. J. W.
Maneourt, the gentlemanly and efficient clerk of
the Louisville, may be found at his post in the
Office.
ALoNze Child FOR MEMpHIs- princely pas
senger packet Aionzo Child, Capt. D. DeHaven,
and Mr.. W. B. Mcbride, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock
this evening for Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez and
way landings. The Child has good speed. is re-
markably well appointed for passengers, and has
one of the most popular corps officers of any boat
in the trade. Don't forget the Child this evening.
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CHESTNUT GROVE WEaEsKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsxg

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY ,
and country as the
Pnrest D&nUsabIe StInisalane
which has been prepared for medical Ii proves Itself
accrdai ct once heahful and nvGorstn the eaeebd
whether BY age or disease It distilled from ryo
malt and Its nutritious properties preserved BY pfocess
peculiarly his own whereby the Fus Oil end other in
gederts known to be contained in the Whisky general uss
are eomtley separated that absolute purity Of this ar
ticiefrcrn any foreign adu,ixtureis guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials the most emil
nen Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York aud Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with hei
Diploma and Dr. Jackson OF Boston, testified under oath
oits absolute purity. Read the following
GER OATES:
Philadelphia, Sept. ., 1858
We have carefully tested She sample Chestnut Grove
whisky which you sent u.s. and and that contains none eff the
poisonous substance known Fus which Is he character
site and niurious ingredient WHISTLES IN general as
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAMAU,
Analytical Chornists
-.. New York, Sept 5, 1885.
have sample Of Chestnut whsky
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr of Phadephs and having
carefully tested it, pleased thst entirely reS
from poiscncas deeterous subsanee4 It is an nusuas
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES B. CHIFFON Analytical Cheninl.
Boston, March T. 1859
havamade chemical analysis of commercial samples Of
Whisky which theheavy
Fusil oils. and perfectly pure and unadnerated The
th Whisky derived from the gram
tsctarinS It, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES. NJ D., State Assayer,
No. l6 Boylsion street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
.--.s SRI wholesale Agent,
lie Walnut gtress,
ie1 lSAW l|r PstLlnrLpRrA
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CEEsoEkT OFFICE, No. 10 CANP STREET, 4
Tuesday Morning. July l6, 1854. 3
CorRoN There is some inquiry but we hear of
no sales.
ToBAccs.. Ne did not hear of a sale.
SUGAR. .About l50 hhds. sold at 81 a 81 and
sic. for Common to Good Common, &C. for Prime,
and SO for Clarified.
MoLAssEs. 50 bbIs. Common and Inferior sold
at Is q 1sc. " gallon.
FLous: .superfne is retailing at sc 80 % Dbl.
Com Nothing reported. It.
Oars. I. 1900 sacks sold at =.
PoRK, Ness is retailing slowly at $25 u Dbl.
WHISKY Rsctided is retailing at s73c. %
gallon.
Bacon. Shoulders are retailing at 11c., Ribbed
Sides u. Clear Sides IS, and Sugar Cnred Hams Ia
@I6c. U ID.
LARD Prime sin tierces retails at 1os and in
kegs Ase. U Ds TIC
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THE CHIEF AMONG FEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG ITEM THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally uppanted all oinuents md healing 40
ricaons in both the Eastern and Western Helspberes whey
Introduced aud It's intrinsic rae secret of it,
success in all cntaneoa Affections whether the bo a.
dent or diganse.
Burns md scnids
AreinsNny relieved of their anguish pniu nfaraile
by timely application Of this marvellous healer md TIE flesh
relieved rs If by charm, no hcmish remaining
The Friend OF tae Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from Injuries esneoi
ally from uid and camphene explosions every mother
should have this healgpeparHon constantly hand It tesy
breasts and quickly tho Feor or Rrcwora
prevalent In children.
Tc Travellers by Sea and Land.
The macuist the traveller every other individual
lot in life throws MIN within the chance Of accident from
SION fire collision, should bear in mind this Magic FIX
his best and only friend Ii both portable and chean
and should ever be his conpanon friend in need There
thousands Of living witnesses testify to its srvelos
tue who owe their sound mbs and to It's saving
efficacy.
The following are few Of the leading diseases n b,rb
DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a preventive,
es we'll gs
Burns, Bruises
Bols Broken Breasts,
Gitesof Reptiles. Cancer
Cracked Lips ClapFed Hands,
Chilblains CrNulp
Contracted Cords Chafes
Diseases Of tao Skin, Erystreiag
Fi5luH, Frost Bites,
Fever Sores Ftlons
GlanIular Diseases
MetcuT!nI SgrsS,
Pasns generally,
PimDes, Plies
Poison, Rheumatism,
KGshes, Sores of ali kinda
Shot Wounds, Scrofula
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9ibfr gntelIigellte.
crrseEEr OPTICS, No 10 OAxP STREET.
II Tuesday Morning, July l6. 1871.

0nEsezEr orrlUx, NJ. 10 GlNr srREEr,S
@ Tuesday Morning July l6, 1861.
The weather here still continues pleasant, though
at times especially at midday warmer than is
agreeable.
The business transacted upon our levee remains
At ebbtide, and 10 apparently dropping in unison
with the decline Of the river. Nh
The river news received by us from all directions
record decline, and we have no doubt that the
Z great stream will soon come down to its lowest
standard.
The Louisville Courier Of the 18th says
The river was at stand yesterday, with fully
thirty inches wa1er in the canal. The weather
was rather cool, with several light showers Of rain
and q very heavy rain before daylight
Az Cincinnati rad Pittshurg the river continues
very low, and business confined to Transporting the
N ortnerni troops 70 kanawha on stern-Wheeiers.
~ @ trade OF any other sort going on
The contractors for enlargfng the canal are still
at worE on the new locks, though, from present
Indications we think canal Of any sort Of dinner.
Sons afonno the tells Will be snperfuous. The ca
Cerned, is wholly useless -
the Cincinnati Commercial Of the 18th says
Tie river has been stationary duriag tbe no ~
twenty four hours, with two feet Al pissshnrS tvs
and half feet from Wheeling ID cincnnatSi' s ~
three feet hence to Louisville and ia The canal
The KeysWest, TOR Big Sandy, and the Thomas 10.
t5ehls cefuEt itir uBly departures
side Of the ieet Of steamers which conyeyea IN
First and Second Kentucky Regiments from the
Little Miami Railway Depot to Gaiiipoiis The
First Regiment embarked on the following steam
boats:
Florence, Capt. Brickeli; Pilots, Marshall Ford
and James Stewart. Belle Creole. Capt. Rust Pi,
lots, g. ". Clark and Thos. Hamilton. Danlieth,
Capt. Wilson Pilots, Isaac Bryson and A. Wilson
The Second Regiment followed during the after.
noon, on the following steamers--the feet being
commanded By Capt. W. B. Phillips, Of the flag.
ship Conewago:
Gonewago, Capt. Phillips; Pilots, Nick Written
and W. H Dorsey. Reliance, Capt. R. W. Terry
Pilots, ]. r. Crawford and George Hughes. J. n.
Doane. Capt. L. Davis; Pilots, L. Davis and 81.
Stewart. 5s
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 18th says
The river continues falling. The Ohio is rising At
louisville The weather was fine and warm yes
terday.
The Prince Of Wales leaves on Monday. She will
be regular packet. making ten-day trips. The
Prince is d noble boat. Capt. Miller, of the r. j.
Lakeland, Is at the Gayoso. The Kentucky, from
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WINER'S CANADIAN VERlfIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN

This Is the only remedy against Worms IN the human
frarehings that fatal and destructive to children
Save the Children!
Let mothers be timely warned and not allow these child ur
remain in systems Of their offspring Remember
that
WINER's CANADIAN VERMlFuGE
will at and for Danish the reptiles the young
DO saved. Think OF this.
Colonel Vasse of Mississippi IN letter to ]. W ycsey ESQ.,
of the Aberdeen Conservative tins winds his communication
the value of ths medicine his own family My expe
ricnce has convinced that in the experiment
with Winer's Canadian Vouge ii is due suffering human
ity well to the manufacturer the medicine to make
public the result of my observations.
'isisnedl W. Il. VASSER."
The Vermiuges for sale, whoesa'cond retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 Co,
e. end ISL Charlres street,
Sole Propriet2rs.
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ea numbers Of Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and en-
hen persoages have lent their certify the ,nnnrai-
ieed nne6s OF these remedies but space here viii not
permit the insertion OF them The Agents below named furnish
g l our American Almanac in which they given with
that should be followed Tor their cure 1880 ~ 0'S
10 not DC put of by unohcped dealers with other pre-
no onSrs The sick want the best aid there for them and
A our remedies are for sale by JOHN WRIGHT CO.
glsta ' ~ ''''4'' "N9 ~ " t q. .I,r8
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New Orleans, LR,
YFRMIFUGEs,
Winer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot.
Jayne's Tonic
Eerl's,
] A.. FahnestOek'B,
BALSAM AND UOU4 Il Ek
EDIES.
Wlstar'b BRisBn Of Wild Chez
Ty,
HG8tiug'6 NspthS,
EhCrIuGD'g BatRam,
Bnchan's Hungarian,
Dhvis'B Wild Cherry aud Tar,
6henck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Rarthosoucw's EXpuct6rnnt,
HALLS 3nleam,
S~HymtA Syrup of Wild Cheers
AYERS Cherry Pectoral,
TnyloT's BALKAN LivorEcr.,
iRyne's ExpoctorRnt.
Winer's Elecampaina,
Rogers I.iyerwort and Tar.
Mrs. GhFdiner's Llvsrwort.
Gh>dleyiB Cherry E&pentorant,
hcudou's Indian do
Dr.. Eose'8 do
Acbvnu'8 StrengtheniLF C1r,
GSIIh.RsA PsAaII.LAs.
Or. John Buli's,
8. +. Vowus6ad's,
Sarda'H.
Old Jacob Towngond's
UarphutSFa
WgrcUOg'a,
ehnxer'B,
Gratfenterg's,
BrtBtops,
Gaysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew
BadaiU'5,
Krapp's Iu6lsI
> lcarE'B P1roun,
&r.H!tb's Adhesive,
HollowRy'A hEnic5
LINfMFNTS.
Ncisab'H Volcanic on LIEi
ruens.
Nr. SH eat'a.
Mexican Mustang,
FarreIl's Arabian
Eutier's Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
HaYer's,
WadswoTcA's Rheumatic,
Tobias $ EeuItisn,
HcwS'B Nerve and REae,
Eell!nger's,
Gardeners,
Bartins'a Horss
Merchants Gergling.
Cherokee,
Jayne'a.
AdUC REMEDIES, etc.
CS%o0d'3 Indian ChCyogne,
Stephens Compound.
forwards Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
WynkO0p's Tonic,
Speeds Febiituge,
Vegetable FGbrifgse.
LO2ENGES.
3harmRn'5 Cough and Worm,
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans !sjy OF New Drlo no.
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day March, 1861
fore me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. T. Rnver Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose say the just
true, and from books of Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H P. JAETTER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day March
1861. DF MITCHELL.
Second Justics of the Peacefor the Parish Of Orleane
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
terest on the outstanding certificates of profits and SITTER
Second Monday Of May redeem and after tho
date Fifty per cent of the Scrip issue the year 1859 they
have further declared scrip dividend of Thirty
nei earned premiums year ending February 1861
which certificates will be issued and after the first day
June, 1851 a.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. GARRIBRE Vice-PFesidens.
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7, NOS. l1l and III ChArtreshlretb
uouloy's Vegetable, COlemOn's,
9otiand's German. 0xygOnated.
Mills Aromatic.
OILS,
Enshtop's Cod Liver on,
MoNalr's Acoustic. 5carps'B do
British, HarlAam.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Wstsr,
Florida Water, MGcn FINN,
jones Lilly White.
S0ApS AND CREAMS.
low'a Brown Windsor,
IJ0nes' Chemical,
Rsdway's Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet md Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wrtght'E Indian Vegetable,
mOiIAts Life, Brandreth's,
IBtE0ug's Compound SRDat!va,
|StroDg's Pectorai Stomach,
Motifs ChalybeHte.
unlrs Fever and AgIe,
MSrrison's, Lee's, New Lnnden,
farT'H. Sappington's, Champ.
IONS,
Graetfenbefg ,Jayne's Sans-
tive,
Jsyne's Ague, wlner's Gums.
mile,
llihNard's Anti Billions, p o,sr's,
ilp9ncer's Vegetable, Egok'E,
G0oper's, CoveI's Rheumatic.
AGdtrSon's, Allebsgir's ftFalth,
Waters Gentle Pu.yative,
Ailebasis' AgTe, H0Uper's,
ChlckusT'F AGBgr-roeiod,
.GliberrB AMT Bilious Beck
willis,
t@hy'a Blood, Ingoidany's Pills,
Scotps Vegetable, gsguu'H,
RRdway'B Regulators,
aGae'5 Railroad, Leiy'6 Female,
i,ondnu's Indian Sanatiye,
L0nien's AgIt, HoilGwRy's,
iIn!Sigad.J Antt-Dysfpptic,
hofdon'a, GcLRne,h LiTor.
HAIR DYES.
SitiSfG7oro's Hair Dye,
'FhHlcn's AlAEic, Batchs]or's.
.Gtlnhn'a Instantaneous,
Billiards.. Jnles HRueps.
Cr'sislpre's. BCE;a-.
MISCELLANEOUS
DF. Morao'5 lnYlRorat3nS nor
aia m
virgins Eti&iT,
Thorr's extract.
IaffAui,e ApellGnt,
IhrI8nFs Elixir O. hrubaTc.
gAttef $ e,pitti5h hIiAtnFe
nimeriGk,s Master of Pain,
z! alotnef,s Ffiiei,
toouihele props,
Lyon,s MiElotlc foTdsts,
ME-. hiddgr'S Cordial,
IholnpSeh'S Eye Wktas,
h<s nervous ANA,
6illings's ABtrlngenF,
= yMtt a LtiS ,3;i!lsa11,
M n MHhi,S Eli&ir o. Jpt I'M,
hai"Hy 6 meAhy Relief,
4 hiHh~sys hsS@iEehL,
lafTani . lhdelioie lnE,
PERUVIAN !. syrup,
dfiesiiar
VI E9he,S fraphrailoi'sr
" 'tieF = hTcannfu tx'rtet
! isna 1 e Specific,
iH'' l.Ill,s rA3hoiic09,
H9Gss Won pound syrup CT
q, lelioH 5ioGs, -
I cry t'aSk's ran &iitti,
y, , !",,A 8 hassi'ce o' tsrEerr
aof llbufe' hhcaIAsslc Com
-, boula .,u,
,aoFNtayEe,s Sofd!El Biltsrsr
Gyar's hTtrscl o. E2ck kots,
:, oe 81 S'pccinae,
" " htn,s ;SpGsg;ibc,
! pHHtn Flie hiettlATSr
J, J ai5',c,h '''1ttllG9o,
GoIif ' r EoTd'al,
J "fHo&,Iah na!tAih,
I = Mstliehled Paper.
n'''tt'e"s iTopS5
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAH0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS

d is,
City Hall, Jnns q, 1861, )
accordance with the following Ordinance of the Common
Council Of this city, hereby that Books Sub
ssFpI9a T 30 9pensd a. The 9cs # he y Treasurer
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DoLhaas to be apptopriate9
for the defence Of the city
In order to enable all people take part this
ment Certificates will be Issued for Twenty Dollars aud
andI shall replace said Certificates by Bonds
Iconhdens appeal The known patriotism of all our
an oet y bn III mali IN d n em me Of
not Pc oyer-sslmated JOHN T. MONROE Mayor. :
an raise Money for the Defense of the City
Aztec Be tofdaed b he Common Comet Of de ery
tand do lars $3.50 @ be and the Is hereby appropriated
to % specially used fer The defence Of The city of New oe4n
aforesaid SUM and owing the inability the ely 10 advance
said sum from IT, currents receipts The Mayor Of the city and
me Gharen OF the finance Committees hereby authorized
and directed prepared Without eay bonds Of fa
city for the amount aforesaid IN such such sums as
countersene Gonpoller and 10 be made nayahe
the II July 1857 with at The re Of Der cent
per aniiurn from date until paid
Arr cIE ytbe ordained That immediately aher the
this ordinances Ii shah hsbe dty Of The Mnyo To
cause books of subscription be opened ii the Trearnris
Office under his supervision that the Ghsrmen Of The
Finance Cmmfsees and The Mayor also give
public notice the of the city New orleans In
ying them forward and subscribe aforesaid loan
snosc pos to paid cash. and The subscribers receive
'aeif they will be ready for delivery
loan shall be deposited In bank from the
aep9 OF the city be used only the purposes afore
Of Tie COM an sna he drawn iherefren EXCEPT by order
above s1 sba {. r ea That all bonds issued
The lst Of January, le62 $50 - - ' "'iNs'' aAet
lsignedl 10 NIXON,
retn..,, President Board Of Aldermen
l''sneai LEA s. FAREWELL
Apuroye rre /. ssideut Board of Assistant Aldermen
,s2s .e lslgnedl JOHN q. MONROE, Mayor.
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fMIaUEL q JAMESON, STAPLE AND FANCY
street. ' ~ W ape 70 Snhftrea
A LphE&S, - s., IMPORTER AND 5pEAi,NI N
staFsWare, Cutlery Stoves, Fire Crates Paints Ola Il
No. 23R Troupitonlss streets - ~ II
M OykE - CO.; Samuel. S., DEALEsGs IN
80 s4.d ,os4 Camp strset. =z5Fzsf
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

4 WRIGHT d. cor, CATALOGUE UF GENUINE
81 popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggs and Dealers Propretors lowest wholesale poeH
General Depot Special Agency Nos Isl and 81 Chartr6satree
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Jlart1e sptsIlwentt.
CREsuEsT OFFICE No. 70 Camp strsss I
..o -4- Tuesday Morning, July lG, 1851.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.
Empire Parish. Grant, I'm Lower Coast.

A " .ss4 & Receipts OF Praducc.
LOWER COAST--Per steamer Empire Parish
26I hhds sugar Cazenave- 6S bbis molasses to
Payne & Harrison Is do w & D Urquhart-6 do
Z Roehereau &co-sundries to order.
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a<Esx ARR. s,e,sg r.za6srs.esss- FOR LAKE BORGNE
Sssa EsA bAsS m and Mexican Gali-MEIICAE
sASsr s&e sE4M@ls&zaGULF EAIJWAY-- Dsnot
sornsr of Qoodchildren aud Champs Elyssee
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
re Proctsgyilie Lake Rorgn distance les Earehrougt
gu cents children and slaves, half price,
Departure of TIaiGs-DAIr,Y.
Lasvs the city for the Lake acknowledgements A.
- II
40 Aahs SLts 81 II
...itz at.
ONCE w tornon street Fog all business CT the Railroad De
pernsrt any other business with the estate Of Ia,
tste Alexander Gordon, apply to
W. G. FAREWELL, Ear.
Who is the only authorized TO make engagements o. gE
obligations for the road. 80 80 N"'
sho depot. se27 n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-16

DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under its influence the most dangerous cough
ting of blood is prevented the breathing rendered soft
and the unfortunate sufferer soon restored from tbs
awful condition of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sails in New Orleans Wholesale and Retail, by
J, WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street,
Sole agents for the South,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-16
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES,

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed to be the safe and agent used c
the destruction ofthese troublesome vernlin
b. sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT ARD ROACH DE
as there ara many spurious articles offered for
Fnrsaiehy j. WRIGHT 4 ca
lNt om%W p and l5l Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-16

No. 5697.l
Information has reached Of The death of euten
qnteers from this city in engagement with enemy near
Bqresoed That this Council participates in the deep and
universal sorrow which this sad has dsed through tbs
community for the loss Of of the ga liant accomplished
and promise er young soldiers gone forth from
South. s55I5F - - "
Resotee That in testimony Of high char
mourning for thirty days 49,
Resolsea That copy the foec e nreable and resoI
tons be transmitted his Honor the Nayor In the
the deceased y - 1872 "
a@ lsgned] S. P. DELABARRE,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen,
tSignedl j. MAGIoEI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved July H. 1861 N''
a true copy: - "ot''A'h' Mayor y
iyl2 5t MARION a. BAKER Seeretsrv N Novor