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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 81 1861.

declarations of principles, and where they then To-
tered these principles Of peace don't know There
ought 20 be reward offered for them, and they onght
to be relamed Why, they were only about three
weeks old-i5 is clear case OF inianleI'ol lrrc'I
I,sgLterJ BuTied and 80 soon aud by their own pa
rents and hid away III some unknown place How
grateful i rust have been 10 that Comulttee-'i ese
8atolic candidates OF the Committee and these pair'
oc Committee of cadidates-tO sit them around mat
cor,nunon table and make those declarations OF prm-
cinI.sl II must have sounded very muih like tina
famous speech mads 10 good Queen Bess by the men
Coventry:
I'VE Of Coventry
Are very ad 20 see
Nonrr rf,inne Mnltsty.
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SPEECH OF JOE HOXIE.

The Hon. JosErn lIoEIE was then loudly called
for, and Oh coming forward was introduced by the
Chairman and received with cheers. lie said that
with the kind introduction accorded him 10 the hoss
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Grand Lodge of louisiana,

THE r. W. Grand LODGE or LOUISIANA 0. o. f.
annusly the fourth Tuesdays January
july 1901 In rand Ledge Room Odd Fellows Hail. Of
Camp and Lafayette streets New Orleans:
Lodge NJ w. Grand Mas.er Gardner Smith Of Com
mecial Lodge, No H. r. " D. franu Master Joseph Wes
Of Hope Lodge NO a. r. W Grand Secretary f. W. Beles
derHer Of South No 49, Z. W Grand Treasurer
H. o. ssson Of Southwestern Lodge No 40 and F. A Dent
z q Louisiana Lodge. No. Grand Representatives the K.
Lodge No. u, Wy~1rand Chaplain: Rs~Ie
eat3 Lodge, No a. W. Grad Marshal John faon, of
a"i1ge NO g. Conductor; o. hrebs, Of
Of Crescent Lodge No. 8. W. O. Herald.
Dsstr1d Rer'ay Grand HaersJohn P Barnett, of
ns iSdee 30 II. I1sElct No 2, New OreaF,s John 8.
Richard o. Excesior Lodge 81 district No T. Thtbo
daIT G. n Ealer of st. Indr7 Lodge No a. District No s.
opeousas j. N. Goriins, Of Deoto Lodge No Drct No
i9ton koqge John Moore, of New Iberia No. S. District
No T. Shreveport; A. Hl!spauGh Prairie ledge No III
DISTRICT Ao 49, Warrington S t. Eunte Of CLIFTON Idss
Lodge No 80, District No. Is, View Orleans W Pike As
sumption Lodge No 49, District No. II, Sepoeonvile.
Sdaads@g C'nt1tinsesState Of ordeP G. NJ e. Pills
nufy ieTapisE Lodge No l6i r. g. NJ, Thos. Fl, Shields
c Json Eo & r. 81 John Cai~sn, Hope, No; a. Judi
Petitions ana Appeais-P. g. NJ j. G Dqaap Howard No
10 o., Eneas Smith, Teap!4t No IS; P. g. Ed@'d Bar
Blake, Commercial, No. l2i p g. Bruce Orleans No
II r G., J. Fl. Gelnson. Louisiana, l. Finanee-P g.
NJ 4. 6. stetson, Southwestern No. 4p r g., john r. MI
Ter, Crescent 10 81 P G. 4 porteus, How. I'D, No 49, Con
? G., Fl. l.. Kelley Southwestern No. 10; ?. c. James
Cough. Commercial No Il Credentias-P. o. 4. Dent
gel Louisiana, No r G., c. c. Bier, Delta, No. Is P. g.
ali comnuaicaons to the R W Grand Master, Or Grand
Secretary shoud Secret
aiJ' III ouu eiio"a A4it Gl,rnpv DYED c,,d eo,-..
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ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Robin streets.
- Corner Of Tchoupitouas aud Henderson strsa4,.--
,,,, st. Mary's street, between Perdido and PoySrsa
Corner of ST. Thomas and Basin Streets
Corner Of Tchcupitouas and Richard Streets
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Richard street,
MERCHANTS,
ORLEANS,
49, - Corner Ievee and Rofignac Streets -.s
- ~ Corner Annunciation and Richard Streets
szYMANSKIS,
SHIPPERS. 1' 0''"' ''fss'S' infa hiS'''''"
UNION, ''' '''" '''ee S'fe'S
WOODS, 40 &c anu f'0'As "'' A'fe''''
TEXAS, '''' '"' 1'''' 'e'" '''e''''
r. Corner of Tchouptoulss and Orange streets.
SRESCENT PRESS,
- = New Levee street. 5s
TYLER PRESS
Front Levee street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leveestree, between st. Ferdinand and Montesns
Third District.
PICAYUNE,
Levee street. opposite Post 1873, Third Dstrica
INDEPENDENT,
New Levee and Rohignac streets.
COTTON PRESS, -...as
NEW Levse street between Montegut and Cloustsrsess
Third District. 49,.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of st. Mary's and Tchoupitoulas strssts
Fourth District.
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"a sAEEV, E4aAs, E5AAE6HSGY Il CO.
XXX q HHGt9sS9th 10 hEAtY Hi'AkEHEY, Copper initial
nnd Sheet Iron Workers and Adnutcursrs, Fr9At
ET Fulton strGets, between Eotra Dana and Julia
Clarifying and Eyapontns Pans,
EteH1l ITsinH, Fiitarers,
Jiic5 Boxes. DhimneyR. BTseUhenf,
and 81 kinds fSIEAMBCAG and PLANTATION YORK II
prr Inns ssrtF
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Brother northeast corner hatcher and Camp ssrsess,
q optfSt Pr
J. T. Wheeer
MERCHANTS EsI ANT. MISUNDERSTANDING COMPANY. M. #
Charles Lssassier seepasary,
NAY ns oRLEA ms MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY No.
John nnS Y. Hncfs. EPsssiasns
CRESCENT Sass sI INITIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, eornss
george Jonas Pfeiaeas,
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE coMpaNY sag,,
corner Camp and hatcher streets. ~ = stA'lsses
4. parTi 6qs:; vice Presidents
sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, corner Camp saa
James .: Denegre.
o1TizENs MUTUAL INSURANCE ooMPIN ssYsFsssS ay
omer leillard President.
9ELAWARE aUTUAi INSURANCE 6PAS sEsss # b,..
SE1aSk } isii aRe sfs q 4Sfn Virginia.
0E1TED STATES LIFE INs1RANoE ANNUITY and rruss
conpany No. % Camp -
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE 1NsUR.
'n s1H9E oatenasiSf
VIEW YORK life INSURANCE COMPANY As sns
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
j. s. copes, "A Camp street - -
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of sanal and 81.
John 9I ~ crawford s PRESIDENT
Hope INSURANCE COMPANY, corner Of Exchange Plaza
and Canal street. o.
Henry Peychaud. ............ President
3 PaSsan. .ViGe-Presid
louls BARTLETT. Secretary.
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. offce q 81
Charles street.
E Ems p sSEstsl
LOUISIANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE. CoMPAEB
50 Camp street
ID e. r asassnesu s Rssidsp,.
Railroads.
| NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Office No. lis Camp street, opposite LsfaysSto
Square.
Il PRESIDENT
I. s. Williams. General Superintendent.
NEW ORLEANS, OPEL0USAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad. Office, of st. Peter Old streeta
opposite Jackson Square.
H. F. Flanders. Observation-Disclosures Secretary
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spaidtng's Prepared Glue
Meets emergencies household can afford 10 sp
whoutit. It always ready and upto sticking point
Theres longer necessity for mpng chairs spntsred ys
headess doB and broken cradles. the Article
for shell and other popular WITH Ia
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of hE
pest It may used place ordi
usry mucilnge, being vastly mere adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
B.A accompanied each bottle. Price, Is
Wholesale Depot, 10, 4S Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY O. SPALpING & CO.,
Box No. $500, New York,
FutuP Dealers containing four eight andsweSe
Ihogrsph Show Gard accompanying each
package.
sag~A sirslebotle of SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will costannunly to every household. ~g
Sold by ell prominent staoners Druggists HardwsreAnd
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note OF SPALDINGR
PREPARED GLUE. when making up thsirst. viii Dssne
ny climate sl2 ly.Sh
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NEV MusIs.-We are indebted to the author, D.
St3 Eaton, ESD. through the kind attention Of the
publishers, Messrs. ". E. Blackmar Il Bro. u
Camp street, for a copy of the Orleans Cadets
tsaisKstsp The piece Is handsomely gotten up,
signette al the author the Captain Of the Orleans
\ Cadets, ana true representative Of Southern
/ chiy airy, adoEning the title page.
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AcKse LEaGaEST We return our thanks to
sIle lady managers Of the Fair now being held Of
lrTiory Hall for the benefit Of the Orphan Asy-
lua III Tile Third District. 10 their courtesy we
sre indebted for the receipt Of pitcher Of cham
pagnn punch that would have pleased the palate
4 of raanapalus himself.
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On Wednesday, 18th inst at clock P. NJ, LOUISE NAL
VIVA THIB IT. wife of Leon Sere, aged 81 years
The friends and acquantaHces of the families Of Thbau
see and Augustn respectfully invited to attend her flu
neral this afternoon 4ocock from her late residence
of ESpanade and Roman Streets without further invitation
On "Wednesday night, March 49, quarter 10 y O'Clock
HELEN, secoud daughter of John P and Mary q. Fowler
aged Is months and l day.
The friends and acquantances of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from
the Magazine and Race Streets without further notice
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TaE FIasr SHOT AT FoRT SUMTER. Charleston.
March s.Tilis morning. while the artillerists were
cleaning soTAe gus at Cummings Point Battery.
one of fheln aeeidentlY went aif-the ball striking
the door of Fosa Slmter. Anderson Immediately.
opened his port holes, ran ont his guns, and was
ready to open fres When the commander of Cum
mings' Point Battery sent over boatand explained
the accident. Anderson accepted the apology and
the matter ended.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-14

scHoo1 OF MEDICINE. The annual commence
4 1ient of tho New Orleans School Of Medicine will
take place tomorrow, beginning at II o'clock,
at tsdd Fellows Hall The exercises will be inter
estings ana will attract a great crowd.
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EJ-Southern American Party-The vnri-
Gus Clubs of party notified
their respective Wards THURSDAY, 18th inst Mt L
o'clock p NJ for the purpose of eectrg delegates the Con
for nominating the six Judges of the First Judicial
district Parish of Otleans
By order of:
ml2 2pst THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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u n Lows LAUdHs Az LocKsAflrHs. ~ A ,yoaDg
cossia from The vicinity Of Louisville took it iato
headsto marry recently, but the uncle Of the
youns lady NOT being Yilhpg, they started for La.
4 aaystts Fearful Of saing evertahsn, they stop
ped AZ q town on the railroad, between Lafayette
and she City gagged the services of a Squire
! and wess masle one fssh. The Lafayette Courier
sags thess1esglgstRade husband, hearing that the
nnels haE gone V Latageste in pursuit. sent him
The fol l8Ns spicy episte;.
tiedls0rsa ae1. 70, i8Gi.-ssEear Uncle: The thing
y sliis Fn need not teas yaar linen; We, Us
s& CO.. Ihatsg sale and yoasihu,nble servant, vii!
return to-f83zrow Ills good IL be,here. and Va
DO IsOt care 10 endure the fatigues of the ioarney
EG0faar. 0srfiage you promised Ssllis Il She
geald gise Ias the nitten yap may send II you
IkA hui az tils times are hard, suppose YOU Il All
~ year BIZ twd, aisd then send US ID willow wagon.
Additionally. GEoRGE.
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Our ubiquitous friend, @. G. snodgrass, Esq,
mas favored Us with letter from Washington, ac7
s;0ntpanyipg which was another chapter Of his
ssTiiiits to Campaignersn They will be found in
am osTins this morning.
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FRoas boAuo, Denuer, March, A nugget was
found IL the Georgia gulch, last week, which
weighs SieG. Miners are said to be doing exceed
lngly web ia that neighborhood Many people
are going u the new Platte and Clear Creek dig
9llgs, hffeaa % twenty-five miles from here. Four
cords ofquafe1 from Horse Fan lead Of boulder
mines, last Eesk, gave oyer 81 800. letter from
f2ft WISE 9i8EGs Intelligence thar Col Boone has
es,ocladed atset favorable treaty with the Chey-
enae and AraAahoe Indians. 1t contains sneai3l
praaisions respecting the site Of Denver,
re Rocky Aeahtain News has published the
new secret discovery for saving gold from iron
pgriies and civ Plnmbaago. By tins proee IS ihe
per cent. over tile cid method
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IafnsRT AsT NOTICE. The attention Of the public
il directed to the notice published in another
column, giving caution a. to the negotiation Of
sundry postaotes Of the Citizens Bank which have
been deemed and are consequently mil and void.
See he Advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-14

IgszEE STEAM coTIoS PREss CostrA NY BY notice,
appearing elsewhere. It viii be observed that this
company has declared dividend payable to stock
2 holders on and after the 18th instant.
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.Eiiift22'sy Gaps.
gtUessgy Do3gus's EeeaUGs'd

Will ba paid such evidence will lead to the collcc-
ton Of tho following License due under the following section
of the City Tax and License Ordinance No. 544S:
SEC ST. Each every person citizen of the State
shall receive solicit orders display sampls
sell Or dispose goods other articles of commerce.
in any whatsoever either for themselves
others shall pay license Of hundred dollars payable
demand before commencing business under penalty fifty
dllars recoverable before competent Magistrate
Gorder for the benefit Of the city,
Apply at the corner of Camp and Canal streets to
GEO. W. GREGOR,
fels 2ptf Collector Of above License
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80 Cop.ss er mn CRESCENT, containing the
,,sse,sI proceedings Of the Convention, can be had
IL our counter, IN wrappers for mailing.
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8 TseTqISG RACE TODAY. Draco, the stable
companion Of Ethan Allen, and hf-and-o6, are to
trot This afternoon, at the Creole Course, for a
purse Of $1,000; mile heats, best three in five, to
! harness. Both are & fast crabs and fun may be
LOOKED for. See Mr.. Cassidy s card.
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--latest E9'eaSCb Styles.
FIQUET. 81 BOUvET,

Under the City HoteIj
Have opened an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the above named
Goods, which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS.
Itoonsists in part of Gents silk and DRESS BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and GAPS; Youths. Boys and
ohildrea's zoUAyE aud CHAssEUE CAPS and FANCY
VELVET CAPS Of every variety.
\ s.--aftLiFARE CAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity.
dentlemen's FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured to
order with dispatch and promptitude n26 2p3neod
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AaEatcAS RIFLES, ATTENTION. BY official notice
published elsewhere you are required to attend
drlInaeeting on every Tuesday and Friday evenings
I att sos clock.
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EB- Judge IT. G. Hunt, of tho First District
Court of New Orleans, will be supported for relecnon by
mil 2pte# NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Rs~The Hon. p. Ell. Morgan, Judge of the
Second District Court, will be supported for reelection by
mI3 Entail MANY FRIENDS.
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SALE WIFilaHF REsEgvE Booss. Shoes, Clothing.
s XXX lcalar attention Of called
iag aalss wit3 Tesfgs of boos sRoss boeans ciothn
a''fs and dy place hiA hay 81 10 O'Clock, al
sslsroans ST 4. Roger& eo Nos IS and n Oh Leyes
ssres. FERNS atsale.
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h y 4
AssusE uENTs Varieties Tteater. This estab-
Iistrncnt was again crowded last night and g The
Victims and .sThe Peoples lawyer were, like
thing at the Varieties, played up to the
/ handis.,; Tonight we are to have another great
performance .t Dot'aan 4 Po-ca- hon-tas,n Who
will saiss the opportunity of seeing, on the same
evening, Dickens famogs christmas romance, and
Brougnani's great hufieaque? These two pieces
bring out the whole company in all their excel
ience. The house oughtto, and probably will be,
4 cFammed, rammed and jammed.''
satafzes 's Colleen Bawn' drew still another
excellent house last night, and will doubtless do
the same thing again tonight fer IL is to be re-
$peate6 Its onsa most successful run-the great
est hit d the season at the st. Charles The farce
I Of n Never Judge by Appearances z is TO be per
formed tonight.
Acaa e lie Z9naYss last night had the usual
fuil and highly delighted house The performances
viii Pc repeated tonight. The success of the
Xonas sis ahead of any thing that they antic
pated, ID or any other man.
k1I,are For the benefit of that able and popular
singer AID actor, NJ. Dsbrinay, the grand opera of
81 The Star Of the North will be performed to-
night AfteF Tie opera, Mile ,Adclina Patti will
appear i,l8the mad scene Of 6 Lucia di Lammer
moor. IaeshilLis sufficiently attractive, and the
patrons Of tie opera will forget what they owe
1 to tile beneficiary on this occasion.
BENEFIT at Jiss. ton.4 Look out for rous
fn time Gf it at theaN arieties Theater on Saturday
night for 9frs Leighton, the likely, dashing and
irresistible Of that theeter, is to take
her benefit. PanlRrg,l and a lot Of other excel.
lent and ugroafious performances Will be given.
Those ho wish to be mat this feast of fun, will
take notice sGiat5the box. book il now open; and
those To 20 earliest. will SECURE the best seats.
See the extra card on the subject
3 Pattgs Las asrfofasa,sses. Owing Ia engage
inents in Europe, Patti will not be able to remain
with Us longer than next week. She will appear
IN Three Of her bestroies on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. These will be positively her last per-
tcrfnances, as she il under enga cement tosappear
III London on the 10th Of April
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F&s;eT Go2ps Ar AescriolE.- an important sale
Al paes Thu nornilt At aIecef
rem auetip mart usins favorable chance for
hargaias
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II We are indebted to the Hon. John B. Leete
sor important public documents.
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TAI. TALK ON ,onARGE.

y q Il -. 4
The weather was favorable yesterday for gen
pral turnout, The Tags were crowded, or rather
wen tbronged. a general suspense seemed to
hang over business, which was not released BY
the purport of advices from Washington. With
large number Of the frequenters Of the flags, all
hopes for a peaceabe settlement of the political
broil appears to be abandoned, AS regards the
advces or intelligence received over the telegra-
phio wires, the little reliance heretofore placed
in them has been abandoned Nothing can be
forctold that will take place in the next twenty,
four hours. There is general disposition to re-
fran from large transactions. The great staple,
under large declension in receipts is held at
prices which buyers do not seem disposed to meet.
Cotton at l2c., freight at Sd, exchange at l045,
requires to be met with SIT in Liverpool OF
course, the large purchases last month were pre-
Dictated on great reaction in Liverpool and an
advance Of Id. al ID. to SID.
The following is the decrease at all the ports
with last year:
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sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
The Toilet.
"rRnFELro" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY,

"TREFELIo" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELI0" Curesan Erlpora
"TREFEI.IO" sofens the Skin.
"TREFELIO" Beautifes the Skin
"TREFELIO" Ersdlcates Huuor.
"TREFELTO " 80 cents a bottle
Particularly adapted TO clatoB few dropa poured
III the water for Bhing decionsy tnesrg and hIsat
ing giving the Skin Freshness uoohness Elasticity goftne.e
Sfiancy and PHtyCoong and Tuvigorotng-r tho
deah firm and Of alabaEte richness Beauty removes ali
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Iadiss
mJ-So'd everywhere at I'll a bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYME, No. ls4 Cansl
street, and by Druggists generNliy.
TILEST0N q CO.,
ny95 9nly 9eneraI Agenls g NroaaEray. Now roch.
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narasoara u AssIstaa.t Alderrne = 5sln page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-14

a8-Berrfng's Patent Champion Fire AMI
leans dc 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-14

Rg-AatSiraI F2agi :-SuPpOse "a case: Sup
pose you have sandy red white, grizzly flaming yellow
hair. Suppose you prefer light brown rich dark bro
a black. We'll you apply Gf you wis) CRISTA
DuRO'S EXCELSIOR lair DYE, and in minutes your
mirror thows you Wonderful Transformation Every hair
that few before unsithtly bemish
element Of beauty. magnificent hed of hair is the
camaou whenever you The difference between.
Beauty the striking than that
gray red head i'll state of nature and which this
famous dye has been applied.
Manufactured by J. "RTSTADORO, No Astor House. New
York Sold verywhere and applied by all Hair DrcsSers.
fe27 2plm&W
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'N''1'N
The following gives the Macon, Ca, report:
MACON. March 7-C0tton-The weather, for the
last week or two, has been very favorable for all
kinds of outdoor work. From recent visit to the
planting regions of South western Georgia we are
confident that corn planting is fully up to planting
Of other years. Most of planters are planting more
corn this year. although it is done grudgingly, as
cotton still reigns supreme.
Receipts from September 1859. March 1860 % 80
Receipts from Septemt j. 1850 March l. la6l U.s.
Stock March, 1860. t.-..l935
Stock Match 1861. sos
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Unless there is good deal of cotton held back
in the interior Of Georgia, then Macon figures may
be considered as indicating the very lowest estl-
mates of the season. If the last adVlces from
England are to constitute basis, crop of $780,
600 bales will answer as well 900 900, unless
great Improvement and reaction takes place in
Manchester.
The movements on Tchoupitoulas, Poydras and
New Levee flags, show signs of diminution from
day to day. Stocks of Western produce continue
large, with daily additions. It is plain that the
great trade for this season has passed the culml-
mating point, though the arrivals from the great
West are we'll sustained. The season for tobacco
is at hand The receipts are in excess OF last year.
with slight increase in the stock. There Is some
talk that the 1odts operandi for the contract for
French Governments something of a take in. On
this point we are not prepared to talk, as the EN-
peror Napoleon has not condescended to give us
his views. Whether there are to be new proposals,
or how the contract will be awarded, we are not
informed. In the meantime, there does not appear
to be many candidates for another series of losses.
TwENTY-SIX DAYS AT SEA IN OPEN BOATS.-The
bark Massachusetts,, (of New Bedford) Capt.
Greene, while cruising off Rio Janeiro, lowered
night set in and the boats were lost sight of. The
bark cruised several days in the vicinity, without
success and supposing the boats had been lost, put
into Rio Janeiro, December IA. Fortunately the
boats kept together and reached Santos on the
10th, all hands alive, but very hungry, having been
FIVE days without food.
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