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EVENING AMUSEMENT.
FOR YOUNG READERS.
for the Eils,corth AmertcdH. ey
1trLLKS U'R/GUY.
ASTRONOMICAL ENIGMA.
No. 8.
I am composed of 50 letters.

AS IEttJNOMlCAi ENftMA.
No. 8.
am composed of 3J letters.
NJ 4. Is, 3}, %, Is 81, is one of the
,lsinets.
l Ny 81, 8. 10, 90, IL, 10, ?, 81, %, "a, is
he namcsgiven to class of planets.
Nv %. i6. 81, 9. 5, 33. 81. 10, IL, b, 9,
= l.25, is one of the signs of thcZoodiac.
I NV |, 20, Is. Is. is the name OF a small
constellation Of stars.
Ny 81, 3, IL, Is, l2, II, is part of a
arcle.
IN 33, Z, 0, 1. 8, IL, is one of~the revo-
utions of the earth.
Nv 26, 6. :s3. 81. is period Of time.
NV 8, ID. 3j, Is, Is, L., 25, is star of
he first magnitude.
NV 81, 33. 81, ., Is, is the point oppO-
ute the zenith.
Ny 81, s. 30, is caused by the rotation
" the earth.
NV whole is man whose name will not
soon be forgotten.
J. B. PRBBEE.
Sullivan, Jan 2S, 1866.
The following cnigmas and geographical
questions were sent in by Il Young lady in
Buehill:
No. o.
I am composed Of 90 letters.
Nv l, i3, 4, 9, is a town in Maine.
NV IL, 8, 10, 90, is a cape on the coas.
of Patagonia.
My 90, 0, l6, s, IL, is a sea east of Scot
land
NV II. l6, is a river in the northeast
part of Turkstan.
Ny 5, TO- Z, 10, is a cape in the eastern
Dart of Siberia.
Nv /. IL, ID, II, is a gulf south of Siam.
Nv 6, >, 10, 10, 10, is "a town in Hindos
tan,
Ny 3. l6, IL, is city in Bolivia.
Av Is. 10, Ii. ID, Is, 90, is a city in
Alabama.
Ny whole is what all subscribers wish.
AURoRA
No. 10.
am composed Of 81 letters.
My li,2 81, 30, Is, is used by artists
and ladies'.
Ny 10, 81, sc, 3, ~, is often seen in
winter.
Ny IL, 81, 90, 6, Al, is tree.
NJ 81, p. 40, 81. s. is a garden tOc1.
Ny 5, 10, Z, IS, II, %, 80, is what all
should he.
My L. 9, 1, is part of the body.
My 80, II, l5, 4s. is person mentioned
insGeness.
NV 40, AZ, 50. Is. %, is number.
Nv 81, 43, %, As. is unwilling.
Mp l6: so, 81, 81, is part of the body
Ny IL, 81, 26. il Q number.
AZ Ny 35, 23s6S, IL, is pronoun.
My whole1k~ery good advice.
Ri AURORA.
GEOGRAPHICAL QUESTIONS.
l. What is the most fashionable river
in Africa ~
2e What river in the United States
needs no sugar in its water
g. On what mountain in North Ameri-
ca should it be pleasant weather!
AURORA.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DR. Dow rhy stefan and Surgeon Nc. Eiico,t STR
Boston, consulted dal for all .c; incident /. Il
ftiaals systea. fruapsus ttcri, falling Of the wouL
Flour Ahus, Suppression and other menstrual dersnx,
meut., all treated uja pathological prineipl,
and speedy rcii.t guaranteed In very few days 20 in
sarably crain /. the mode ,rrame ri, that mo.
obstinate complaints yield under H. and the afflicted nsr
soon teJuiccs in perfect health
br po- lass no diub, had greater experience in the
cure of diseases 81 and children than any Other
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations Tor patients who may wish to
stay la Boston fcw day under hi. treatment.
Dr. Dow since ls@5 having conf ued his hole at,en
ton to an Office practice for tn" of private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknow edges superior in the
| uited states
n bah letters must eontai four red stamps or thsy
viii not he answered.
Oh!ce Hours from A. NJ to Q +. NJ,
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ANAGRAMS.
.4~SUe,y 10 EMIyMus, &C., IN
.<..,Lo,. .

.1"S"e/s ~ EW.IHHUS, &C. m
.4HWbe/' 9.
rm ENIGMAs.
No. 4.-Oasis Division Sons of Temper
ance, Ellsworth.
No. 5.-Grant, Sherman and Sheridan
Ans. by Dora French, Of Franklin: G. f..
: ID Brookln. and Aurora" Bluehill.
No. 6.-Grant. Ans. by Dora, Aurora.
and G.. Z. ID.
ILLUSTRATED REBrs.
little patience over apparent wrongs
prevents misundersta,i ding between hi ~
and women. Ans. by Dora.
QUESTIONING. ..
Ia Of "a Of 5-e=5-:2. As the nam
her sought must be 3s-32 of itself. then
So and ID is 1872 of that mulnl,er-72
the answer. Ans. correctly by G. L. d.
No. MILTON.
No. 3.-When they are all one (won)
Ans by G. + d., Dora and Aurora.
CHARADEs.
No. 3.-Office.
No. 4.-Assassination.
No. 5--Edisto.
Aus. by G. T.. d., Aurora, Dora and
Lolly Pop.
REBUs.
No. S.-Fowl. Owl, Wolf Ans. by G.
=. D., Aurora, Dora.
ANAGRANs.
l-Potcntates.
2-Grcuadiers.
3-Misanthropes.
TRANsrosirioSs
Eden, need.
2-kisc. sire.
:}-Mode, dome.
PrzZLE.
A cursed fiend brought death, disease and
pain; a blessed friend hrou hit breath aud
ease again. Ans by +. E. o, Dora, Au
rora, and c. L. d.
coNl SpRiNS.
No. 4.-Slse is<an UnbIeache1 she ting
fsheetiny.} Several answers received, all
incorrect.
No. 5.-Because they are all Numbered.
Ans. by 6. +. D.
ARITHMETIcAL PROBLEM.
y, six hours they all meet together at
AS starting paint. 4 having Travelled "a
miles, Il 81 miles, c lS miles, and ID 10
miles.
MORE. all of the above We're
answered by parties in Sullivan, Doliard
Town and West Ellsworth, giving no sig |
nature. We shall take no notice hereait- |
or of such communications
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QUESTION.

QUESTION.
No. 3.-A teacher having fifteen young
ladies' under her care, wished them to take
walk each day in the week. Ttey were
to walk in five divisions of thres ladies
each. but no t,ro ladies were to walk to-
gether twice during the week. How were
they to be arranged to suit the above con-
diciOns!
"a convenient way of solving this prob
lem is to designate the ladies by the first Is
letters of the alphabet. and then arrange
them to answer the conditions.)
CUARADES.
No. 9.-My first is a chiIds bcdstead.
and humble dwelling; my second is
weight; and my whole is used by industri-
GUS ladies'.
No. 10.
Ny first do all nurses possess.
And dandle my second upon it,
Ny whole is a part of the dress
Attached to the cap or the bonnet.
ANAGRAMS.
No bills. Open change.
Ten cats in Polon. Lop my hut.
Rap vail SO. Tortle lick.
Vain she'll. Grub no lint
Editor, I. Dim ear.
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR NO CHARGES MADE

Dr. Dow is consulted daily, from S A " To srn .s
above, upon all difficult and chronic dsea.es Of ever,
name and nature, having by his unwear,d attention And
extraordinary cess ga,, Trtoiat ion which calls M.
tcnts iom all parts "f the Country obtain advice
Among the ply sIcIns in boston, stand higher in
the irti sson than the celebrated DR bow No Endi.
colt sheet, Hoston These sho need the seryic . Of an
experienced physician and should give him en-,
L. Or. Dow impoviI and has G,9 sale new article
called the French Secret. order by mail Two for 81
AMI red stamp.
Boston April. 1865. lylsx
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New Store,
New Business.

vGNIE subscribers would inform the citizens OF
Il Eiiswor,h and vicinity that hey have open
ed store on WATER STREET, where they
keep constantly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
Shingles and Ciapboards Of all kinds and
qualities.
Pine, spruce and Hemlock boards.
We have nov on hand 1000 bushels Extra Can.
ada Oats suitable for seed or feed Beans by bar
rel or bushel. Meal, Corn, Barley, &c.
We will pay the highest cash price for
Hemlock Bark, C.dar, Spruce and Hemioch Sieeper,,
Cedar Poies Shin yies Clap6sards, and
Lumber Of all kinds.
Call and sec US, at new store ext to J. II, Coles
Blacksmith shop.
Fisk 4 Curtis.
n, B.-Also on hand few tons Of Stove Coal.
Ellsworth, March Is.
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At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for
tre county Of Hancock the first Wednesday Of
January, A.. n. 1865.
NJ Anl BLOOD, named Executrix in certain
Vl INSTRUMENT purporting to be the last will and tesla
ament Of Alfred T. Blood. late Of Bucksport In said Coun
ty deceased, having presented the for Probate:
OrderedThat the said Executrix give notice thereof
to all persons interested, by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth that they may
appear at Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth, said
county, the lst Wednesday Of Feb, next, at ten
OF the clock in the forenoon and shew cause they
have. why said instrument should not he proved APP
proved and allowed the last ill and testament of the
said deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest;
GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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Bininger's Genuine Cognac Brandy.
II Is midi delicate ard fruy and designed to b. al
~ hyoTn IN ehHdefsT and Gaoiii9. Pu, in pint ana
quart Bottles in Containing two dozen po,, And one
dozen quarts ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
Els JEEe11sOT5nme.

One by they depart those loved and cherished thu
good the kind the brave The march of fate is irresistible
but bow in submission its mandate for the
loved lost and patiently await There are how
ever stars that ARISEN armament falls the
Of death the shines refugent with hope points this
to heayen the other smiles pensivey earth in the
hearts fthe friends that left Aetuaed by such thoughts
ae the members Of the B. D. A. have met in sad Assem-
sage and for the of showing deep
loss and respect for the memory Of friend
member, G. A FISHER, who died the city of Mobile Ala
from wounds inflicted at the battle of Resacs whilst bravey
asserting rights to which he offered himself willing sacrifice
have unanimously adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved That sincerely sympathse with his family
whom OEer earthly consolation, thst he
honorable His lot henceorward among
hose who rejoice eternay.
Resolved, That remembering the brave snd agreeable
conpanp ~ ds o. hArdship and danger deeply grieve
over him and bis memory sacred in hearts
Resolved That to give due outward the
Within and to show how much and honor
departed friend the members of this association Grape
for thirty days.
Resolved Thas Of these resolutions be printed in all
the daily papers, snd copy sent to his bereaved family
s. HY. S. ADDIsON.l
,. AU9USfI8, y Committee,
s. WILKINS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

| lowing rates of brokerage commissions have been
established by the Boston Stock and Exchange
Board: On mining stock, selling for $40 and up,
ward, 25c. do. under S20 l23C,; railroad stocks,
25c. bonds / u cent. on par vaue gold, 4 "
cent. land Stocks Csc; insurance stocks, 25c. /;
bank stocks, 25c, and manufacturing stocks, / U
cent. on their par value.
| Commercial per CUbG-LIvERPooL, May II A..
M.-Cotton-Ihe Brokers' Circular reports the
sales of Cotton for the week at 46 900, of which
$500 were to spectators, and 1000 to exporters
The market has been very dull and prices de-
olined s@ld. for American, and s0l3d. for other
descriptions. The authorized quotations are
Fair Orleans l6d., middng do. l33d., fair Mo-
biles l5d.,, middling do l3d., fair uplands l49d.,
middling do. l29d.
The sales on Tuesday were only 5000 bales,
the market closing dull and weak, owing to the
financial panic, the failure of 0verend, Gperney &
Co., and the further advance of the bank rate to
8 per cent.
The stock in port is estimated at $4,000 bales,
Of which S6S 900 are American.
State Of 1rade,-The Manchester market is un.
settled, There were no transactions yesterday,
in consequence of the financial panic.
Breadstuffs have an advancing tendency, but
close quiet Richardson, Spence & Co., and 9th
eIs report: Flour quiet and firm at an advance
of 6d.@ls. a8 sack on the week. Wheat firm at
an advance of Sd; winter red los. Sd. "a los. Sd.
Corn irmer and Is. higher; mixed 29s9d. 030s.3d.
london Moaeg lfarket.-Consols closed on
Friday at S501S58 for money.
United States fVe-twenties, 64@65.
The bullion in the bank has decreased 1858 900.
Barngs' Circular says there is nothing doing in
American securities, owing to the prevailing dis
trust. United States five-twenties are nominally
60065.
The bank has raised its rate of discount to y
cent
LIVERPOOL, May II, evening. Cotton-The sales
to-day were 20 900 bales, including 5000 to specu-
lators and exporters. The market is frmer and
prices 3D. higher; middling uplands about
LoNDoN, May u, P. m-Consols for money,
86308GB u. S. 5-20's, 64@GG.
The bank rate was to-day advancedt to 10 {s cent.
There was better feeling, and general i'm
prevement in most securities to-day
--latest via Queenstown.l
Cotton advanced id. on Saturday, with sales of
10000 bales. Middling uplands 124d
Bank rates advanced to 10 per cent.
Consols, s6t0l0S65. Five-twentes, 64062
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
LEvEEs AND FOUNDATIONS.

The memorial of the board of leyee commission
ers to the United States congress, and the appen-
dix which accompanies it, are interesting and
valuable documents. The memorial is intended to
call the attention of congress to the momentous
nature of the questions involved in the protection
against inundaon of the alluyial lands of the Mis-
aissippi and to induce the federal government to
take the subject under its CONTROL The commits
sioners assume that the levee system win suffice to
protect the low lands, provided that the embank-
ments be constructed of sufficient height and
breadth of base in other words, provided they
be Of sufficient strength. The only question then
to be solved is in reference to the means neces.
sarY to defray the cost The conclusion is that
the system should be under the control of the
federal government, because that government has
ample means, whereas the riparian States are
destitute of funds, and because one uniform sys.
tenn would be adopted, extending from Cairo to
the Balize, and the Ievees be located by officers
not under the influence of private persons, and
who would perform their entire duty irrespective
Of individual interests"
ln consequence Of the failure of the government
70 provide means for accomplishing the objects for
which General Humphreys was sent to this State,
much valuable time was lost, and the hopes of
4 avertlng aninundation this year were disappointed
tae rise Of the river found the levees in an unfn.
isaea state, ind even before the waters reached
'Aelr naaxipnnl height the leyees broke. and We
u now witnessing the same destruction of crops
-l9 STOCK which brought miserRapd starvation on
y many famteslst year" II bod isnow pour.
~ 'lLeosht the Bass leyee the Morganza and Grand
~ .etees m foiate Conpee, and the Chinn aad Rob.
. essseh lesees IN West Baton Rouge. The waters
! n'"ins 'af0usa these ereyasses seriously aaect
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

We had the pleasure of call, yesterday, from
ar. d. 5. Carey, now resident of Belize, Hon
dnras, and agent there for the steamship Exact
Ar. Carey has devoted much Of his time for months
past to the cause Of direct communication between
this port, Belize and Raatan Island. His hopes
and aspirations have met with success, as our
advertising columns will show The screw steam
ship Exact is announced as . regular packet, and
viii sail on Thursday, alst inst, at P. NJ. from
Post 1e. First District Those desiring freight or
passage viii apply 10 Perkins q Heraey, and sanll.
Jones. No. a6 CarondeIet street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
zWe e5rcat CMo5cra zeensedy.
GREY JACKET BITTER S
a SURE CURE FOR
Cholera, Cholera Morbus and all Diseases Of the
Stomach and Digestive Organs

We would respectfully to the public that recen
experiments both in Europe and New have proven that
our Grey Jacket BitterA act like charm in the cure
of AsIATIC CHOLERA, as well as in DIARRHEA DYs-
EMERY, CHRONIC INDIGESTION and all other afee-
tons of the Stomach Bowels 1t has been tried
of Cholera Morbus this city and each time the sufferer
relieved almost insantaneously AS is undoubtedly
tonic the valuable description persons taking habtu
ally will not be liable Cholera other diseases of kindred
nature 1t strengthens the system gives tone to the stomach
and guards the constitution generally the nroads
to the taste and not containing any deeous drugs
which have made most Cholera preparations obnoxious to the
public 1t must popular with oil try Believing
that nature has provided remedies complaints in every
locality have cued the mpes which are the basis of our
Grey Jacket Btter from the vegetable kingdom in our State
Their use separately for diseases of the Digestive Organs is
not new and all the originality claim the compoundng
ofthe valuable medicine in combining and dstn together
in particular quantities well known herbs so as to get ALL
the virtues of each to act in concord with the rest
We advise heads families to provide themselves with
bottle of GREY JACKET BITERs SO as to have it ready
for immediate use should their children be suddenly aacks
with dangerous symptoms
1t be had at all the principal retail Drug Stores and
Groceries in the city and country at very low price by
the trade, at Wholesale from
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
MONDAY MORNING. MAY IS. 1855.

We are indebted to the officers of the southerl
Express Company for late New York and Cnoin
matt papers.
Our thanks are due to the officers of the steam
ship |, G. Harris for number of late Texas
papers.
The officers Of the steamer Luminary have put
IA under renewed obligations for late st. Louis.
Cincinnati, Chicago and Cairo papers.
The polite mail agent Of the N. o., Jackson and
G. NJ railroad has our thanks for the latest vicks
burg papers.
We are indebted to the officers Of the steamer
Baltic for late river papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28


FIN4NG1AL AND FoNsiFRrIAG. >sUafHAEi r Bat9i
OF Gold declined 6 u cent. on Saturday, owing
to an unfayorabe reaction in the New York mar
ket. sales, however, were not heavy at the re-
duced figures, and the market closed fiat at 1880
l39, against l4@3@l45, which were the ruling
rates on Saturday evening.
R0relSs h1eta'sge-oPeralons IN foreign bills
nave peeh paftiahy suspended since our last.
drawers ana nolueEs feiuSea 10 sen under tfL
days quotations, whilst most buyers demanded'
concessions pfopofaohate 70 tAe reducuon IN
rates OF Gold AS may nave been anticipated,
the movement was but little better than nomi-
MAJ ter Fhe Gay, ana we therefore repeat previous
9uo.auons, nleIely Iof reference, however, VIZ;
hanh 0ter.lng looQ9loo, elear pills loV@l9z, OIL
ol Iaulng plis l4fGsl4S' BANK francs S'ool'@
'ool', anu oqyuoor planGS Luz ''ooi'9o'o'sH
4lo"'s'''o Y II lla'erlal altef
49, - S nilu ~ I'tTl ~ II 'ne EeilS. IN
i--'l-a az i'ailN loA
te
~ - anu ola
- -.;ii ~ -o l.I'es
- ~, I1as sa III . ~ 80 'AV
market mark '''- z'ys = '- O1'''V-
P1oL wotoo and qoo,,r;yies since Tho rot,,r,
from, wasbirf,ton og Nc Pondg ~ M ,oo Po,,l,1
most Of fbe latter have agreea +o rsdaem tbeir
outstanding circulation al bar within a few davs,
and two Of them. we learn win lead of1 in thai
Elaudable work to-day. This of course will mt
an end 10 speonIation in tbe movement in Notes 81
the Banks referred to- while most holders of the
issues of the Louisiana State Bank and Bank of
Louisiana also auticipate full payment al an
early day. Tie only operation that has come
to our notice since our last was one for
$4,000 Union Bank ct SOC. % dollar. In
Stocks there is very fair demand
noticeable for the latter descriptions, while the
lower grades still continue almost wholly neglected.
Transactions at public and private sale on Satur.
day. included round amounts of city railroad stock,
Union Bank, Crescent City Bank, Louisiana State
Bank, Merchants Bank, and Citizens Bank, and
levee steam cotton press, Ponohartrain railroad,
and Carrollton railroad stock, at very full prices,
although the market towards the close of business
gave evidence of increasing weakness.
CoHoa-Tbe European adyiees per steamships
America and saxonia. to the 18th inst. have had
no effect whatever mon this market and sales on
Saturday amounted to 225O ba1es ~ rnr nreviops
nricsa with a verv steady tendency to tbe outside
agrres in Fridav,s onotations. which we 70.
neo+ al follows w ordinary 28a3Oc. eood
ordinary 89G7g3e,. low middling 36da87o. and mid.
ding 400no.
g,,oo, M 7E,,osses- There ia mo ionroven,ant
noticeable in the demand for any class Of Sugar or
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
oRrmrrARx

The friends Of Adjutant TOLL NJ soNEs who was killed
the battle of Franklin Tenn the Both day of November
1864 and whose remains have been transferred to his
invited to attend his funeral which will place his
fathers residence at Bay St Louis, Miss WEDNESDAY
the 30th day of May 1866 o'clock Funeral sevic,
by the Rev. DR.. Markham, of New Orleans La.
Eas. Mississnni naners nense nnnv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
BGGcE Diamond steel Works.
PITTSBURG, PA.

. PARK, BROTHER &c CO.,
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
Warranted equal to any imported or manufactured
in this country.
Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING, MA.
CHINERY, PLow SHEET and SHEAR STEEL;
RAILROAD, SPRING and FROG STEEL LoCoMo-
TIVE, AxLEs, CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, ETC.
Branch WarehOuse:
NOS Il aud A .., BATTERY MARCH,, NOS. AZ and q
Between MIX and Broad Streets
BOSTON, MASS
OLIVER HUNT,
Agenf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
Il CnE.d.

A member Of the BATTALION WASHINGTON ARTIL-
LERY who designs leaving for Virginia the Ist
proxtmo be cousue7 No Al Carondeet street. lower
floor btween the hours Of 10 r. and IL daily, in refer
ranp rting this city for renterment the
of those deceased this command and others whose
frien5s 1nav rnsireit W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

Trains leave the Depot at foot Of caope street, EVERY
DAY at o'clock A. NJ Connects at jackson with Southern
Mississippi Railroad for yicksburg, Montgomery etc.
Through Ticket Offices at No ~ CARoNDELET STREET,
No llS COMMON STREET, NEAR CAMP and in tbs
RoTUEDA OF ST CHARLES HOTEL.
Open from a TX daily, and from ; to P. NJ
Sunday
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

NEw Musfc. AFR. A. q. BIacknar, music pub.
Usher and dealer, No. 1e7 Canal street, favors Us
With some Of bis latest publications. to-wit; six
Numbers Of 9 Encouragement for Young Pianists,
? collection of the most popular music, arranged
n az easy style by the best authors.n They are
as follows; GTispino e Ia Comare, Z & Ernani, i
Eciey Han Waltz, ,' Thine is my heart gallop, !,
= MY Angel Waltz, /" May Breeze Waltz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

Eesst sars'tveG.
obbls. SOUTHERN BELLE WHISKY
25 ., PLANTERS FAyoRITE >.
25 :. MAPLE GROVE .
25 J.. OLD BOURBON
IS . OLD RYE
IS !. MooRE's KENTUCKY
25 1G-ppos coaNAC BRANDY.
6% :. CUSTOM HOUSE GIN, original packages.
5a :. DOUBLE PALM sCHEpAm GIN
Ok WINDMILL
5% :. MEDIA SWARM :.
OLD TOM GIN. in cases.
PEACH, APPLE, ooaNAo, oATAwBA, BLACK,
BERRY AND CHERRY BRANDY, in cases.
yERoLTs soHEIDAM scHNAPPs, quarts and pints.
PORT, SHERRY AND BLACKBERRY WINE, in cases.
Just received and for sale atlOw hguresby
JNo. W. NORRIS & CO.,
So Canal street.
Wholesale Southern Agents for RED JACKET BITTERs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
T'gEa8le EEgS5ECgiilg

NEW ORLEANS, MAY q, 1856,
CLOTHING AT REDUCED PETOEs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Also
GOODS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS,
ETC, ETC, ETC,
And the following descriptions of Money received AZ par
Louisiana State Money.
Louisiana State Bank Bills.
Union Bank Bills.
Crescent City Bank Bills,
Merchants Bank Bills and
Bank Of New Orleans Bills.
Our Stock fresh we'll made and suited to the season. and
for sale at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART,
81 and 33 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
BEsbOpriCE'S

INFALLIBLE BAKING PowDEF
For the Immediate Production Of TEA BATTER an
BUoKwHEAT CAKES, CORN BREAD, BISCUIT, an
every description of PASTRY, without Yeast
For sale in New Orleans by
SCHNEIDER & zUBERBIER,
GEO, G. GARNER
SCHMIDT zEIGLER,
Ell. HART CO.,
W. H. HEENING & CO,
r. BLEAKLEY CO.
And Grocers generally, and by
JNO. W. NORRIS & CO.,
Wholesale Southern Agents,
81 Canal street,
New Orleans