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Lava TR Gas BUEHERs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestreet
lamps, for sale at rs cents each, BY
", P. FoaG.
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COiored LiBhtss
For Tableaux--Red, White, and Blue. Put
up in boxes ready for use by
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG.
Nov. S0-364 IW
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~ For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call ct Halls, II Public Square.
suo3-RI1
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FRAHK PKEKHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages As reasonable figures.
aenqAPRh.1V
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%TheletterB of our correspondent at :, "
dated the Attn and 9th, reached us al the
same time. We therefore publish only the
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C1nfEcttnttErn.

ITNION CANDY-AN ASSORT-
" ment Of nice Candies put up in pound and
half pound paper boxes Just the thing g send to
dec6:36S Corner Euclid st. and Square.
TOHN SOHRINK,
No. % :: :Ii LKHAN's BLOCK,
(ODpOsite the Court House, Pub. SluAss,)
IL prepared to reos;Vs the calls OF his friends ana
the public At large.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL a. usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE.
a. we'll ~ the choicest sAtabl6s served NJ - . NO
msnt'B notice.
DINN1B IS s1RVAD DAILY
for the accommodation Of parsons having buEinsaI
at the court House.
KEHHETT ALE Oh DRAUaHF.
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPS-superior 10
any thing in the Oonfeotionsry nsjusi receiFed b.
JOHN 9OaRLHK.
ELOOK OUT FOB TIE TAFgEY.W
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Fox's celebrated Farina Crackers and
Hsmburgh Cheese at Geo. sprague's, ovia,'t's
Exchange.
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l. H RnInNnNaOH.

Pressed aB5 Seieaai6e OPfieial
Essna thalargsst sssnFtmsnt Of ths most improved
ldnds Of 6PHQfAOhH9. an his Gla18eas whethoi
L1E near oE iEr sighted, sre grOunG under his owe
nIGctiol, - n1chiuary Ofa new cO1Itruetions With
eh6froEfo5t care, 70 suit the eyes IN all cases.
UlIfng weakness, DiEEinoGI or Inflammation Of tht
lTaE, and im1artlng strength for long rsading o.
lns sewing.
NJ. Bol0monson would here inform the public that
- neVsT euploYB any one In the aalo Of his Lsneel.
- AlsO, splendid assortment OfBPT GLASSES,
ICROEoOPIS, OOMPABSES, hc.s on hand.
~ ABTII1JlAL EYES inserted without pain,
q perfect a. nlsural.
ETaE-s rnaIl.daW
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OOMMEROTAL.
Board MTrISe

PrssldSnt-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Pfss't-M. B. BOOFF. lTrsaaursF-R. 7. LFou
DIBBOTORa.
d. y. OlArk, A. Quln, b. 8. Davis, B, Brovhsu, q.
Harvey, A. J. BsgRea, s. q, Lester.
3. =. LeStsr, J.g. Busssy, n. D. Scott.
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TRAVELLERS, RRGIsTRR.

Citizens Wishing conveyance 70 either of TN
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, 1aT Superior
street, next door to the Weddeil House
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@nsfFrs.

q s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
Oa POT Gate Holt Naltbg'sl. CELEBRATED
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY
From bis establishment In Baltim0rs-put IN IN
cans and Warran3ed fresh and GOOD, or no 7ale
Also hsrmetieally sealed OYsters, LOhstsrE Claula
sEics Oysters, aud sardines, kept constantly On
hand
Baltimore, New York and Princess Bay shsn
OTBter5 viii Be rsoeiVed daily b. Exnrsss
- Oraeksrs tor sale by tka barrel
w. W; sAIaEss sls Agsnt.
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K.Y. sFOUK alARKKF.-Dec. IL.

Ne Il BEUUA MLHELAEIs-Ue0s ] I
lBT TIEEGBAPE.l
mONEY-Without change and moderately ac-
tive.
STERLING EXOHANGE-Firm at lOsH alOs
for best banksrB' bills.
sTOOkS-Market dull and lower. Chicago B
Rock Island 5O56; extra dividend Buffalo & Slatt
Line ll45Si OleFelandE Pittsburgh IS; Illinois Cen
tral script 6l54; Panama 1i456; Michigan southern
Is; Michigan Central 49, Pscinc Mail s65f New YORK
Central 76; Erie prefsrred 63x; Reading 33H 10;
Hudssn 374; Harlem Y; Tennessee IS a; Virginia
6s as United States g "a coupons g; United States
6s 81 coupons %; United States So 81 register
ssA,
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CHICAGO aIARKKF-Deo. IL

IBT TKzzaBAPH.1
ELOUR-Market quiet,
WHEAT-Market lc better; 729T3o for No. l.
64464Sc for No. 2 10 store.
CORN-MArke No higher. Sales at 2sHc for
mixed IN store.
OATS Market quiet.
RRCEIPTS-42O 40 bblI -four; Il, 900 buSh wheat;
1900 bus corn.
RXOHAHGR-OnH New York, Nc premium.
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NATuRAL MAGINI

suppose q casa. Suppose You have EAndy, red,
Whits, FriEEly, flaming yellow hair. Suppose you
Ersssr q light brown, rich dark brown, or q raven
black. Well you Apply Cif you are wise)
CRIsTADORO's EKOELsIOR HAIR DYE,
and in 10 minutes your mirror shows you q
WoEDHRFUL TRANSFORMATION I |
Every hair that q fsW moments before ives an IN
slightly hisuish, is nov an element Of beauty. "a
nagnihcont head Of hair' is the exclamation when
ever you uncover. The diHersnes between
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Eas not more striking than that bStWeon gray or
Eed head in Htats Of nature, and sns IN which this
amous dTs has bean applied.
MsnufAsturod By J. CEistsdoro, No. 6 Assor House,
Sev York. sold everywhere. and applied By all Hair
Draannnr
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n. Y. CATTLE 0IARKRT-Dec. III.


By TELEGRAPH.
BEEVES-Msrkst unchanged. Receipts 4z95.-
Quotations 55fa9c
MILCH COWS-Market quiet.
VEAL-4G6c.
SHEEP q LAnTBS-Market steady Recefptr
10 900 head. Quoted &C S3n5.
SWINE-Market active. Receipt ss,75s head
Quotations at 333&c.
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o.oo-Os.Z,. Cough Ougs. dssss.ls
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St0rFs aud Titl #aFE.

w L. MARVIN, No. so, SoUTB
selected from all the principal Stove Foundrss and
House. FGTniEhing Establishments Of Troy Albany,
Philadelphia and New York ell the newest and mo5i
approved varieties Of
s T o Y e s,
fog Cooking, Parior and Heating purposes and also
all Of tia most
U5efd ATteIes Of Hogs-R REnishizc GsOdI
for purchasing Stoves Of Cleveland manuacture, Pc
ouliRrly adapted to this market Also, his arrange
msntg with Oinei1nati, 70 b weekly supplied with
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, with his long experience Of Is year, IN this
msrous friends and the ''rest Of mankind" In gene
raj, the Greatest Inducements In regard to quality
and prices i9E them e ggEeh4ss, goods In his line
THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE
s continuing 20 increase in public favor, and s thl
PERFECT operating Stove In the market, as thOuB'
Andg Of Hou5ekeepera In this city and surrounding
country, who are daily using the Stove viii testify
COOKING STOVES, ag WeIl 6
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES
Both for Wood and Goal, Of
CLEVELAND AND OTHER MANUFACTURE.
He manufactures, and has fof sale ct Wholesall
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. His stock Of House
furnishing Goods,
Earbs kdBtles and Esdneled Gfdtet
Is large and complete In style and finish.
Hy-AIl are most cordially invited to cali befori
Purchasing elsewhere, and judge for themselves
SF0YI & CRATE EAPORIUA.
WI MARVIN,
No. 20, Bolth lids Public square,
HspS6 OlsNsland. Ohio
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The Richmond Lifted out Of
the Water"
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lTELEGRAPHTC.
DEBATE IN CONGRESS.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT 10
GENERAL LYONI
The Fugitive Slave Question /!
AN ALAARM on THE POTOMAC !
Seven Divisions OF the Army
Under Arms
NEWS FROM PENSACOLA FIGRTI
Wonderful effect Of Rebel Shell
The Richmond Lifted out Of
the Water"
RESULT OF FIRST DAYS FIGHT
REPORTED FIGHT IN MISSOURI !
Contradiction OF MeCIeIIan's
Threatened Resignation!
Last Nights Repert.
RESULT OF FIRST DAYS FIGHT
REPORTED FIGHT IN MISSOURI !
Contradiction Of MeCIeIlan's
Threatened Resignation!
Last Nights Report
OONGREssIONAL.

HAsHNeToH, Dec. II.
SENATE.
Mr.. Chandler offered a resolution instruct
ing the Military Committee to inquire into
the eZpediency Of appointing Joint CON-
mittee of the two House Of Congress, who
shall have power to retire any improper
officers of the army or navy. Agreed to.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced joint resolution
for the eonhcstion Of the property of rebels,
and for the satisfaction of the claims efloysl
men.
MIR. Harris introduced a bill establishing
a new military and mail route to Baltimore.
Referred to the Military COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill to increase
he number of cadets at West Point. Re
terred to Military Committee.
Mr.. Nesmith announced the death Of his
colleague, Edward Dickinson Baker, United
States Senator from Oregon, and paid brief
and feeling tribute to bis worth and bravery,
and offered the usual resolutions Of respect to
his memory.
Mr.. McDOugaI followed, referring to the
decease oftWo distinguished Senators, Messrs.
Douglas and Baker.
Aessrs. Browning and CoWan followed.
Mr.. Latham closed with a most beautiful
eloquent and touching eulogy on the deseas-
ed, when the Senate adjourned
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Seven Divisions OF the Army
Under Arms !
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Wonderful effect Of Rebel Shell
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An ALAARM on THE POTOMAC /
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The Fugitive slave Question !
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NEWS FROM PENSACOLA FIGHTI
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The Court at this stage adjourned until
nine o'clock this morning.
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P r / @ E s !:
8iber SnteIliQtlrte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAN'T str

Saturday Morning June Is, 1861.
The weather yesterday was clear, warm and
breezy.
Business was very dull on the landing. The de-
partures were few, as also the arrivals.
The following boats were sold yesterday by the
Sheriff, viz: The W. NJ. Levy, to Capt. Radoyich
for $7O50 the Republic to Capt. c. G. Wayne for
$1,000, and the Rock City to Mr. Robt. Means for
$40. They were all sold at IL months credit it
being their second sale.
The Roebuck is again at the landing under the
command Of Capt Reube Sleade, and is now re-
ceiving for Red river, to leave on Tuesday next.
The Ed. J. Gay yesterday returned to her lay-up
place, Capt. Brooks thinking it would not pay to
commence running at present.
The John Walsh arrived yesterday from Mem
phis with a fine trip. She is now receiving for
return trip, to leave on Monday.
The steamer Louisville was receiving at Memphis,
10 leave for this city yesterday. She is under the
command of Capt. Joe Combs.
me memphis Avalanche of the 18th says:
me river opposite this point fell only about two
!nehes Yesterday At St. Louis the river is falling
IN about the same ratio.
At Louisville the river ia slowly recedinp with
81 feet in the canal. O.
Music FOR LAFoURCHE-The fast weekly mas
senger packet Music, Capt JOS Dafares, com
mander, and Mr.. j. A Richards clerk, leaves nosi
lively at o'clock this morning for Lafourche and
the Coast.
EMPIRE PARISH FOR THE LOWER COAST The
neat passenger packet Empire Parish Capt. A.
Grant, Jr. commander, and Mr.. L. Bayhia, clerk,
leaves at 10 O'Clock this morning for all landings
on the Lower Coast
GOLDEN AGE FOR Fort ADAMs-The regular pas
senger packet Golden Age, Capt N. N. Webbing,
commander, leaves at5 O'Clock this evening for
PIoAYuNE No, 3 FOR ATTAKApAs-The light.
draught packet Picayune No. 8, Capt. H. N. Broad,
commander, and Mr.. Geo. Dove, clerk, leaves at
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aRII1uA l1Io Es4ESs Vi uuVuISeHV HlUHpy u JONI
Wood & Co., corner of Camp and Common streets

There has been SO much talk lately in CONNER
Gal circles in regard to the rights of copartners of
Northern firms, that is, branches of houses, dry
goods, hardware and clothing fact, all kinds
and denominations, including exchange dealers.
that we give below the opinion of two distinguished
Juflsts OF Charleston. The same views will apply
to commercial connections in this city, There
cannot be any copartnerships now carried on be.
tween citizens of the Confederate States and the
old defunct United States:
G9SFEDER4TE STATES VS. UNITED STArEs-R1HTs Nm
iITlEs or CoPtRFEERsHiPs.-Fh following legal oninion
says e charleston Courier fom two of distinguished
ayes Invoicing questions of eoparnership between citizens
Of United Safes will be found Of highest importance to
our meTcantie community and will be interest We
withhold the of e parties concerned in the ease for
which The opinion sought - ~
To John Jones
We have considered the question propounded by you as to
eeet O. the existing state of things upon yonr coparnershp
with the house Of Robert Brown New York You are a citizen
States and they citizens of the United States
Dar at Montgomery has lately passed an act ecogn
States W - ee'''
safe Of imposes restraints and disabilities and duties
tween the citizens Of begerent Governments II iperrnnts
ana renders unlawful all trade and intercourse be-
tween them and has dinghy been held that suc state
Nois o. copartnershp If understood you
70 your New york partners Considered it treason 10 their
that they should manufacture goods acco ding to
the terms Of copartnerhp sold and used in th r tare
can be better illustration of your mutual inablif CON
ssenty with public dnies carry out The obecs of lie
cepartneTShp and the law holds after the breaking out Of war
countries ct war is dissolved by the very act of war This doc
Z well by the Court of Errors of York in
we ease Of rswold vs. Washington u6 Resort 4.3
az that your copartnershp with citizens Of
o IS bged by the Of war and that Il is yolf duty
notice 70 that effect and to your business here
benefit. s'N1ss "tu ~ your account ana
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Receipts OF Praduee.
MOBILE Per steamer Oregon-4S bales osna-
burgs and sundries to order.
SHREVEPORT-Per steamer Eleanor-30O sacks
corn Oglesby 4 Macaulay-l bale WOO! Bell Il Bro
bale cotton 435 head sheep and sundres to order
BAYOU SARA Per steamer J \ Gotten
sundres to order.
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Golden Age 30
Is bales osnaburgs W Letchford &co-6 do do
McStGa, Value &co--I do wool 'bb sugar to D
Kelly co-&sundries to order
8 ATTAKAPAS-Per steamer Picavune No 81
bales cotton Lobit Il Charpenter-5 hhds sugar to
TOledano & Tayor-26 hhds sugar Durive &co-
IS hhds sugar " Burbridge &co-sundries to Or
der.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer John WalsI-795 sacks
corn F P Hogan-477 pc Adams &co -353 do
Willie Il Stone30O bbls -four J & Murphy-296
bbls flour POindeNter &co-l86 bbls -four to c H
Smiths bbls -four W W Smythe-69 bbls flour
Dufed-lG3 bbls flour 46 ties rice W H Taylor
l6 do H " Conner Il SoD-57 do W Fago-lO do
Wood Low-54 do W Williams-26 bids paper
Nixon &cO-l00 do to Kendall, H0lbrook &co-4l
bbls beer F Del Bondio-22 pkgs mdse L Stern
do Llambois & Dockter-l do Simpson & Dorr-i
do Rhodes Srowcll-I do Z J Hart &co-12 dow
c Geddett &co-6 pbgs butter Griefft Byrnes &co
Soo terri Sfds fSbds28 hhds :obaeeo kEpstrcb
Williams q YOung-20 hhd8 tobacco FRASER &co-
do Moore & BroWder-2 do Anderson &co-1 do
S Thomas-sundries to order-Iotal IS hhds to-
bacco.
NATCHITOCHES - Per steamer Rapides-33
bales cotton FrelsOn, Stevenson &co-2i bales of
cotton Rhorer 4 Watts GLADDEN. & Seixas-3 do
West, RenshaW & Cammack-2 W A Thomson Geo
do Bellocq, Noblom 5000 hhds sugar 20 bbls
molasses Wilson & Young-20 bbls molasses to Ar
Miltenberger-i46 bbls molasses A D Kelly Geo
l0l head cattle 7 G Noel-10 bbls flour bbls mo-
lasses l bale wool do skins do hides hides and
suudries to order-20 cases mskets 60 do cartridges
4 DO knapsacks Gen Grivot-Total &C bales cotton.
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SUGAR. The receipts have been liberal, but
the unfayorable political news has continued to
cheek operations and we have noticed only 200 to
300 bids sold. mostly at 49@53c. % ID. for Fair to
Fully Fair.
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CATTLE KET,
JEFFERSON CITY. June Is.

JHF EhoUN UIIY, June To- ISbI.
Arrived during the week 1884 Texas Bceves 3S4 Hogs 1871
Sheep and 6S Veal Cattle Sold 2 Texas Beeves 1877 Hogs
S52 Sheep and rs Veal Cattle There remaining sale 1883
Texas Beeves ll42 Hogs Sheep and $50 Veal Cattle The
dealers in stock have resolved sell hereafter only
We quote q
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, June Is, 1861.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Mary M0gdalne, Capella, for Mobile,
Huntington 4 Bros
Schr c " Bendearry, MaXent, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bros
Schr Mobile, Kenon, for Mobile,
Huntington Bro
Schr Gino, Fortese, for Mobile,
Huntington Bro
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Eeaterday.
Steamboats,.
Oregon, BOardman, I'm Mobile.
Empire Parish. Grant, I'm DonaIdsonvilIe.
Golden Age, Webbing, I'm Fort Adams.
Eleanor, Alban, I'm Jefferson.
J A Gotten, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
1bervile, Gross I'm Fort Adams.
Rapides, Dowty, FIN Natchtoches.
John Walsh, MalIoy, FIN Memphis.
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ietoria lowest yhclenje 9-iras ~
J., Noe, lit and Il tInnrtrea I'm. lr,,nt
"
i Houlav'B YhretshIe CnIanan,s
iGotland : German, dxygeE1'a8
iMiIIs' Aromatic o
OILS
! REahtou's Cod liver Oir
IMcNair's Acrustir. Srarns,. do
british, FIIyrlaem
| COSMETICS
IGGlocne Water Paw Wster
lEIoridh Water. Mean EuT
lJnne'B Lilly White
| SOAPS AND CREANg
LOWS Brown Wiudso-
Jones' Chemical
RudwnyIs Mediratsd, CATTLE,
Almond. Toilet and Family
Shaving CrcpHl and CnInn6nnd,
Of ell dissertations
PILLS,
Wright's Indian VeretahIs
Moifat's Life. Brnudrsthig
lStronx's Cotlp0ugd SNnat,ya
| Etrong's Pcctornl Stomach
Motifs Chalyboate
uullB Fever and Agun
MOrris0n's. T,ee's, New I,ondor
Perr'B, Sappingtoa,a, Chann.
IONS,
GraeiFrnbere, Jayne,s Sans.
tive.
Jnyne's Ague, Winer,a Csno,
mile,
Hibbard's Anti. B,llioup Peter,s
Spenccr's Vegetable, COOk's.
lEOoper's, Covel's Rheumatic
Anderson's, Allsbasic's Health
IAVister's Gentle Purgntiye
AlIehaSis' Ague. Hooper's
Chickner's Sugpr.confed,
,9ilberl'R Anti Bilious Beck.
wIth's,
Lgdy'B Blood, Ingoldshy's Pills.
Scott'B Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators,
Rose'B Railroad, Leiy's Female
iLondnn's Indian Sanative,
ILouden's Agua, Hol!oway'g,
Ha!s;ond'J Anti Dyspoptfc,
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Druggists AID Deglero 1t Prom
General depot Special 4 Egnr
New Orlenna, I,s.
. FERNtFL GEES,
Tincr'1 Canadian,
Sw@in'8,
Perry'1 DcRd Shot,
JByue's Tonic,
&errs,
;, '-"'"'''' D. acIesa',
BALSAh AND COUGH FEN
EDIES.
Wister's Balsam of Wild Cher.
~,
Hastings Napths,
SherTnHn's BHlsGrD,
Buchan's Hungarian,
HnW5'5 Wild Cherry ana Tar,
5henck'S i'ulmonic Syrup,
+8~ England Cough Syrup,
BArtholoInew'b Expuctorant,
Lali's Bnlsan,
Swaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry PectOrHl,
TAylor's Eglse1r hiVerWcrt,
JNyne's FxpectorRut,
WiTer's Elecanpaine,
Rogers LiverWort and Tar,
Mrs. Ghrdiner's Liverwort,
stadley'g Cherry E1pectorRnt,
L0ndOn'B Indian do
Or. ROSe's do
NcLsRu'B Strengthening Coz
dial.
SARSAPSARILLAS.
Or. John Bulls,
8. I. Townsend's,
Sandals,
Old jacob Townsend's,
Carpenters
WyncooprE,
Shakers,
0rafenbeYg's,
Rris:olrs.
duysott's Yellow Dock,
PLASTERS. u
Wells Strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew,
Badrau,e,
Knlpo's INDIAN
hleock's Porous,
Grifjfth,8 AdhoHIye.
HolIowpy's Arn:ce,
ITNTMENTS.
NcI.ean's Volcanic Oh Lini-
rnent.
Or. Sweet'e.
N ,31can Mustang,
Fnrrnfltp Arabian,
8utler's Eerve aid Bone,
gunt,s.
Havor's,
Walswolti'g Rheumatic,
TobinB FanitIan,
HoEe'g Nerve and Bone,
Rellinger'B,
GerdcnGr's,
fsatireaa Horse,
narchnnt's Gu-gling,
Cherokee,
Jayne's.
A3UG REMEDIES, etc.
08Pood's Indian Chogoguo,
stephens Compound.
Ho"nnd,6 Ieulc Mixture,
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Memoranda.
Exports.

memOFRIlfG.
Til ship Vigilsnt, hence, went to sea yesterday.
Exports.
MOB1LE-Per schr c W Bendearry-300 sacks
corn so tons iron.
M0BILE-Per schr Mobile-l000 sacks salt 1876
sacks corn.
MOBlLE-Per schr Gino-800 sacks salt.
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III E. DIBBLEE d co.,
AA' IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs
SILK and Fancy Dry Goods, Ribbons @EAs
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Goods sces and Emboideries Cravats Hosiery
oye and full assortment of Dress Goods ShRwls Msntil
las Skirts, ec., etc.,
70 WARREN AND as MURRAY STREETS,
nT24 6m&W NEW YORK,
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aeoiflo If TIE aIathets for aast adIaeeH.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp street
Saturday Morning, June 10, 1861.
The market for our leading staple has been very
quiet, and the only transactions noticed were 400
bales on Saturday and few small lots on Monday
to complete the Harding's cargo. Our quotations
remain nominal.
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n. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, June u, 186l.-9 bales cotton to
Huntington K Bro.
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STREET COM'NER--oFFICIAL.

STREET COM,NER--OFFICIAL.
FIRsT DIsTRICr POUND was brought
One roam yorel M@eMne branded thaishtiaw will the
One brown bobta rse with three white feet collar marks
One One ns65 Cs Ne NJ 1873 I'd Gq , ess9a
one hight Gait, 10. iG5, old CrSnd
Which claimed within five day and the expenses hers
% Pna Will HIP be fof pulls 10 GMGtop said Pound
ns~,.,.,., J; MiLFoN RELF, Street Commissioner.
ALFRED 4, DUCRos,
Clerk of Comptroller
EP4A We Ply PtsE fs DIsTRICT;-n q
une Mule onae ct aezene maru&e anr la nchoire droe ct
Tn Cheya brun ayant Ia tcorc rois pedS banc
de n n' Gb@r2e Gf eG DE- R9 " % fS va numso
Une Charrette dc mutt No Coz, virllx nurero.
heHx ieGx De harn@is ,'' NO. ''S'A "''s''
yeadns snctere pabque o vENDREDI, q de- JUN $751;
J. MILTON RELF, CornInissaire des rues.
Nouvee Orleans, IA de JUN 1861 je5 st
FlRsT DIsTRICT P0UND.-Svas brought
One red and white COW swallow fork on right ear cropped
One red and white Cow under bit on right car
One white Cow with red and spots on the neck
swallow 10 k on The lcf ear.
%n6G p NOT H % 3 T8 s 4 "d 4 ne ps5G
MONDAY AZ, june Il, IS6I Ct 10 o'clock, a. NJ
]; MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Clerk of Comptroller
EPAyE DU PREMIER DISTRICT.-uae etc
II conduit tpaye du Premier District, encognnro
Une rouge 6aHcao TaHt rocile aroe feniue Gu
tourGhec foeie gauehe tconre masqne loree
uns Vachc rouge ct blanche uaue rorec
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4 WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
~ aud popular Family Mo&Gint which they Offer to lry
Druggists ld DeGero 1t Fr2prietaa lowest ,9cle 7icss
General Depot Special agency Fog lb and Il Chhres7rost
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LOWER COAST AND LAFoURCHE.

Leaves every SATCRD Az. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
FOR EALENE1, SOUTHWEST
st1asH = Pa ind bower COH-t-0Ur3 WeeI--lhe fine
tsssAsssSa945 passenger packet Empire Parish, A,
aFszsSek= GIANT Jr master viii leave New Orleans cYery
SATURDAY, - o'clock A. NJ For freight passage ap.
ply an board
ALB f. LANOUE, Agent.
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
S4t,Iriov Morning lime IL 1881