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DUE THURSDAY, AT 6 p. NJ
DEPARTS FRIDAY, At 9 A. NJ
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THO THE JAIL OF LANCASTER DIS
Il trict Negro Boy, who calls himself
Dick, and says he belongs tos Thomas War.
ren,of Colleton District. Dick is dark Mu-
latto, 81 or % years old, 5 feet1 or 8 inches
high, and will weigh about 14O lbs. The
owner Is requested to come forward, prove
property, and take him away.
JAMES ADAMS,
August 18th, 1852. Sheriff L. d.
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ChesterviIle mail:
DUE WEDNESDAY, AT 5 p, NJ.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, AT IL A.. NJ.
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OLD STOM1CH COMPLAINTS

There is no form of old stomach complaints
which it does not seem to reach and remove
at once. No matter how bad they may be-
it gives instant relief! A single dose re-
moves all unpleasant symptoms and, it only
needs to be repeated for short time to make
these good effects permanent. Purity OF
body and rigOr of blood follow at once. 1t is
particularly excellent in cases of nausea vom-
iting, cramps, soreness of the pit of the
stomach, distress after eating, low, cold state
Of the blood, heaviness, lowness of spirits,
dependency, tendency to insanity, suicide,
&c, &c.
DIR. Houghton's Pepsin is sold by nearly
all the dealers in fine drugs, and popular med
cines throughout the United States. IL is
prepared in powder and fluid form, and in
prescription vials for the use Of physicians.
Private circulars for the use of physicians,
may be obtained of Dr. Houghton or his n
gents, describing the whole process of pre-
paration, and giving the authorities upon
which the claims of this new remedy are
based. As it is not secret remeiu no OBJ
jections against its use can be raised by phsi-
clans in respectable standing and regular
practice. Price one dollar per bottle.
Obserre this! Every bottle of the genuine
PEPSIN, bears the written signature of j.
$. Houghton, NJ. d., sole proprietor, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Copyright and trade mark Sc
cured.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medi-
cines.
AGENrs.-HAmE & TwrTTY, Lancaster C..
H.; w. A. Morrison e. Co., Winnsboro DIR.
F. Curtis, Columbia DR.. J. A. Reed, Ches-
terville p. NJ. Cohen, Charleston.
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

Baron Lebig in his celebrated work on
Animal Chemistry, says: "An artificial di-
gestive fluid, analogous to the gastric Juice,
may be readily prepared from the mucous
membrane of the stomach of the calf, in
which various articles of food, as meat and
eggs, will be softened changed and digestcd,
Just in the same manner as they would be
in the human stomach"
DIR. COmbc, in his valuable writings on the
physiology of Digestion" observes that "a
diminuton of the due quantity of the gas
trio juice is n prominent and all prevailing
cause of Dyspepsia; " and he states that a
distinguished Professor of Medicine in Lon
don, who was severely afflicted with this
complaint, finding everything else to fail, had
recourse to the gastric juice, obtained from
the stomach Of living animals, which proved
TO be perfectly successful"
Dr. Graham, author Of the famous works
on Vegetable Diet" says: at is a remark
able fact in physiology, that the stomachs of
animals, macerated in water, impart to the
fluid the property of dissolving various art-
cles of food and of effecting kind of artif-
cidt digestion of them in no wise different
from the natural digestive process"
~ Call on the Agent, and get descrip-
tive circular, gratis, giving large amount of
scientific evidence, similar to the above, to-
gether with reports of remarkable cures, from
all parts of the United States.
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as 4 DYSPEPSIA CURE,

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DIR. Houghton's Pepsin has produced the
most niaruelous effects, in curing cases of de-
bility, emaciation, nervous decline, aud dys-
peptic consumption. 1t is simpossibic to give
the details of cases in the limits of this ad-
vertisement; but authenticated certificates
have been given of more than t,co hundred
remarkable cures in Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston alone. These were nearly all
desperate cases, and the cures were not only
rapid and wonderful, but permanent.
1t is great nervous antidote, and particu-
larly useful for tendency to bilious disorder,
liver complaint, fever and ague, or badly trea-
ted fever and ague, and the evil effects of
quinine, mercury, and other drugs upon the
digestive organs, after long sickness. AL
so, for excess in eating and the two frequent
use of ardent spirits. 1t almost reconciles
health with iniemperance
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF Tin;
81 CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.

ss5 30 lt9 FRw ORLEANS, Octobfr u, lrs2.
By virtue Of the thirty -seventh section of the
act Of the Legislature Of Loaana, cn,id An Ac 70
Consolidate The Nav enas for the government
aud administration Of lie a approved tho qsd Of February
and Of the M supplementary thereto md providing
for the Incorporation Of he City Of Lafayette with tho City 81 New Or
leans approved the and Of the third section OF an act
entitled supplementary act to Consolidate the City
New Orleans provide the and management Of its
afan approved 1864 and for the Of paying I'll
accrung OH Tie city meeting obya
corporation and 81 the ate First Second and THIRD Mimi
CAPABILITIES and City Lafayette maturing during the year
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this oce
the SECOND MONDAY, 18th December s57) o'clock
NJ purchase Of all portion Of Of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS for tn.
su, 81 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH said dacd
FIRST JULY 1885, payable in FORTY YEARS.
the city with ntarest coupons thereto
The rate PER CENTuM PER payable i,
from, the first January, City York.
and s rt Of Jay Of each Proposals
"Bids for the purchase OF City
addressed 10 "Adophe IAye Secretary the
sions of the Consolidated Debt City orleann
opened and she Bonds sdcated the highest bidder tho
December, NJ noon, Aforesaid. 95 ~ .
TERas any coupons
gatons this old city, First Third Municpale
City aayee maturing 1882 the option this purchaser
cneourth the frat Of january fourth the first Of March,
fourth the OF May the remainder the first Of July 1853
with 1885, the Commits
reserg the right retain cent Of the Bonds adndi
compliance with his the tia
purchaser The Commissioners further The right Of rjectnt
amy all bids
A. D. CROSSstAN, Mayor.
O. DRBUYs, Comptroller.
VIM. Fl. GARLAND. Treasurer ~
w. r CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Aldermen.
L. H PLACE. Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
z,Er Oet
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BUREAU pEs oosMlssAiREs DE La
7DETTE C0NBoLlDEE DE La NOUyELLE-0RLEAtS. >
En- vertu de la 87eme section de Hacte de Ia

En- vertu de la 87eme section de Racte de 10
lille do la Nouvee povoir ct ladnin
saon de aA APPROVE % vrcr 1861 81 de bnie
dc ace supplesnae reaf Incorporation de n vile de
Lafayette Nouvee Orleans nppouv6 10 meme jour 81 dc Ia se
section dun ne Acte ac pour coaso
aer Vile Nouyee Orleans pourvo ct d
direction anare apptonvd 10 mars 1852 ct
vile re face totea les obi
aon sucenns corporation Prese Daue
Municipalities della vile de Lsyett echeaut 1885,
bureau par
late usquau deuxeme lund debre 1884, midi pour achu
en- partie 6rs hons de la vile
mile piasre ehacun les dts
premier juliet dams
de In e dfntere raison de
x pour par an psynbs par jauyer
1853 vile New York. 10 Ter anyer ct lie juliet dc enque
Submissions devront M endosses ores nehat des
addsses Adolphe Layet
eersne Bean Comm de la deite Consolidate de Ia vile
Orleans ores ouvertes ct les bon nd
ges plus enchereu 10 decembre midi CONNIE est dit
ci-dessus.
y Premiere Deux
de Ia vile de Lafayette echtant
quart premier Janvier lie
premier Mars quart premier Mai Ia balance Juliet
1885, de ak cent partr premier
Tanyer 1885, reervant lie @ pour
cent adjuge gaan part
scbeteur rnarch6. Les Comsaaea
outre rejeer les ofrca Ell tout parte
...CoMMISSAIRES..,
A. D. CRossMAN, Nare ...-.-|s
o. DEBUYs, Contrbleur.
WIN H. GARLAND, T,esorier. 4z .
W. p CONVERSE, President Comte Finances Conse de
Aldermen. - e -f
PLACE. President Comit6 do Finances As
tants-Aidemen.
A. LAYET, Secretaire. 81 Oct. Up.
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Proclamation
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
ICY nm YouTsiANA

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Rouer, August 3, 1852.
WHEREAS ats assembled at the State ito
Rouge for the of changing the
Of LouHiana has ordained aiiaf
te Contention Governor shall ns his proea
nation directing officers Of h State authorized By ate
i,d General Assembly and holda
poll every parish the State the places designated by law upo
.hs FIRST NOVEMBER the OF takn
the good s State in regard the sdopion
rejection Of this Constitution; and aha be the duty Of uaid oe
al peaoa entitled to vote under the old Contt
.ou Each voter ahaerpress his pni
aspoang boz 10 be kept for that ticket
hereoa sTiE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED Of
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED such word as
sy convey tho intention Of tho At the cncluAion Of
eeeou a be conducted in a the general Suite
the Conioners deaguped to presde
carefully each ballot deposited
aha uorhwh thereof the Secretary Of State
the povions of the existing law upon the subject
esctons." 4,
thought proper ssae iha Proclamation
tha oai6o State Of the ordinance of the Con
onou ns aforesaid and ermore commanding all SHERIFF. Commits
Elections other officers therein concerned
PEOPLE to assemble the q The Con
eon upon FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next
and TINT the proceedings conducted and returns thereof be
ordinance with the existing law upon the ubee
Of elections By the Governor, ~ so'Hf "a "T'i.'
ofS
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iris d,EEecsto2,.

k- vertu OBJECTION moi ndrease par Son
Excellence Joseph Walker de S de Ia LoGihn les
Soceugs qualities de Ia psoe pGsen, notifies
quune MARD jour de Novnbre proclaim
1852 pour ELECTEURS POUR PRESIDENT EFT vICEPREsiDkSI
DEs ETATs. GNls.
lie aorun sera ouyert Jour sus deru hures a
nsqu endrch qui deagnes ct
Ia direction des qu non6s par
Conse des Aldermen vile dc la N0uye Orleans parle Jur
de Police pour pae TroissG Ia rive dc dG euyG
Mississippi
Leen sa coud ct les etours par Duplicate srout are
transinis soussigne, eonfomGment 4 la o.
She1if la paroiass Orleans d'oobre, 1857?
oc,e quite JAMES T. FRERET, Sher.
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BUREAU DIES CoMAuSsAIREs DE La /
DETTE CONsOLIDEE DE LA EOUvELLE-oRLEAHS.J


En- vertu de la 37eme section de iacte de la
Legislature initlo "Acte conoder In
VILE de la Noavei Orleans Commencement eta phiDi
Aass approevf % Fevs, 1852 eide Ia 5n
Orleans, pourvoir Incorporation de Ia Vile
vile In lie % Ne
yre tssa oir ia de:.c de nsienne Vile dea
osme Municipalities 81 de Ia vile de Lafayette
bureau fechapge
uste equitable les bous ehus,
Obligations apcenne ve ies Premiere seconde ct roene
Mancipste. Lafayette, des Bos DE LA VILE
DE La NoUvELLE-oR LEANS POUR LA BONNIE DE MILE
sIAsTREs CHACUN DATE DU ler JULIET 1882 PAYABLEs
DAMS UARANTE ANS bureau du sForier de Ia V
coupons POUR CENT PAR AN paynbes
vile NewYor lie ct lie Ter Juliet de nque aimee
les obligations ofees thange, eat dit ci
des.u seront uquau 1853 poqu aquele
into re,s sur les bons ennis commencement.
"o pour pehange DIES bon
lundi do nos dater de uTdi %
Novcmbre 1852. -.-""f @'-
eeter partie to,a
Ito les commissions ofertea.
.-,CoMMIssAIREs...
A. D. CROSsMAN, Mare.
o. DEBUYs, Contrbleur. s+-
W. H. GARLAND Tfesorier.
w p CONVERSE de Finances consel def
Aldermen.
PLACE. PRECEDENT conie de Finances u consei dss ASST
| tanr Alderman. r.-.
A. LAYET, Secretare 90 Oct. 2p
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ALAYET Score
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. OF THE
GY r. CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS. 5


By virtue Of the thirty seventh section of the
act d tho Legislature Of Louisiana, entitled An Act Il
Consolidate the City otlean and provide for the
ia afars approved February 7s is5s ard
section supplementary thsreto and providing for t'
City Lafayette with the City Of New Orleans
day for the funding the debt
ito ely tho late First Second and Third Municipalities and City
OF Iafayetc--i
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received ta office for the exchanges
Just equitable computation Of interest," Of all unmaured Bon
aud other obligations the old city and Of the Second
Municipalities and city Of Lafayette for BONDS OF TIT
CRY NEW ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY, 1852 at FORT,
YEARS. THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable at the o
City Treasurer with interest coupons attached thereto at th
SIX PER CENT payable in the city Of
January July in each yearc neres, obligation
offered exchange calculated the 1at anrarv
1884, which Bonds issued will Commence
Propoas endorsed Offer for exchange Of Bonds etc
will opened and the fourth Monday in each month
commencing Monday the Cad Of Noyenbe next, 1852.
The to themselves the right Of rejecting
nv bids.
"a. D. cRossMAN Mayor.
o. DKBUYs. Comptroller.
WM. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
WAi, p. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
st5l ssltt Board Of Aldermen.
J.. H. PLACE. Chairman Finance Committee,
80. Board OF Assistant Aldermen
. IL . 4. ~ ocf2l
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Notice

-ro THE QUALIFIED VOTERS Of THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OR REJECTION
OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
- D. virtns of PROCLAMATION by His E1ceency
,pt walker Governor the State Of Louisiana tile qualified voters
M M u Of Orleans hereby notified that at the Election to be
be TUESDAY Cd of November next for Electors o fsseA
I v Of States separate Box will be PROVIDED
va the votes of taking the sense oil the good
e Of this regard the adoption or rejection oil the eohs
nion of 1852 shall express his opinion by depos u
a p,. ticket shall be written "TRE coNstl
rfJTnN ApopTEDn or "TEiE CONSTITUTION REJEGiEp, O
word or words 10 convey the intention of f voter
shcua,s office, parish of ofieans October Z, 1851
MA third Box will pr yided at each POLL for the reception
,oNTR IglrJIeNs TO THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
~ - 49,. JAMES P. FRERET, Sheriff.
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tyr pv virtue of WRIT OF ELECTION to directed by His
rceIehe joseph Walker Governor of the State of louisiana The
qualified voters Of parish Orleans hereby notified that IA
sIFfsToRs FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
limited STATES.
Tho polls opened the day above mentioned from the oa
o'clock the morning until SIX O'Clock in Tue evening" y" '
Acioeta to be established the sppernendnce OF con
soers appointed by the Board Aldermen OF me Guy
Of Newoeans Police Jury for t part the parish on Vie
right Mississippi Riyer the election to be conducted AUG
duplicate returns undersigned, according to law
sherifs oace parish Of Orleans october I, 1881
% az JAMES p FRERET Sheriff.
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THE woRLp's rRopucT IN 1916 AND 1850.
The London Times publishes the following statistical
tables remarks the annual supply of gold through
industry and care In letter to the editor of the Times
Mr. Brkmyre says The tables of the produce of gold
and silver have drawn up original authentic
have investigated the subject during the last four
and consulted every accessible authority both Eng
lsh and foreignn
Corpatice Table shong tie annual Produce (approaiRq
cetciatiea) in ral Of Fine Gotd end Sie n le45 ana
1850 the first being po grors before the discovery Of the ri
deposits IF Gold in California Tie latter ttco years after tt
III
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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GoUyERNEUR DE LETAT
DE LA I,0UTsJANE

BUREAU DE L'ExEcuTfF, BARON RoUeE, 8 Aoht, 1862.
ATTENDU que Convention dsrnaen assemble capitol de
rE la vile de BatonRouge da1s but de ehangere Castu
ton de pEat de Ia Lousne cione "medaement apret
la Convention, lie Gouveneur puba procaa
aguee divers ocers de pEa auoes
Ia o organizer fleeo1 des mebres de rssenhlee Genorae
paose dc Eat eudrosudiques
par lo PREMIER NOvEsBRE proclaim pour
peupe rat adopon lie reject de cette Constitution
dey de oers dc ecevo VOTE de ous quiz
ncenne Constitution, aaent drot dc ie
qu posedent dc Ia prente Constitution Charn
Gec.ea opinion deposan dana bos distinct
aee reimbursement bulletin Reont nscrs
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEE,' ceuxct: CONSTITUTION RE-
JETE eKprinant careaent ntenon de
eeceur. cotre election, qu lieu tossles
raprors election gnare dEa les commssaires
preside exanent son ct coeront tou les bulletins
depose prs reta secrttare at
dispositions dc Ia lo aGtueie les e6ctions
csnveube de lancer proclamation
ton plus les Shor Comar dEecons e'
celia de donner lie de saem
bs pacepaion lie reject de la Constitution III
PREMIER MARDi DE NOVEMBER proclaim il est dit
procedures condutes les fats conore
dpoonsd ao acuse les elections
Par lie Gouverueur, JOSEPH WALKER.
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a4niS

AK ELECTEURs DE LA PAROISsE D'oRLEANS C0NCERNANT
LiADOPTIoN GU REJET DE LA NouyELLE
CONSTITUTION.
~ En- yertu PROCLAMATION ances Son Excellence
Joseph Walker at de la Louisiana, les 6ceurs
qualities parolase dOrfana lie notifies
eecion AARD jour de Noyenhre proclaim
1862 DIES Etats Unis
aure distinct pour les rlet de prendre lie
seusd Egt Reinforcement ladoption reject de
aque tleeteur devra expmv opinion
d6osan bulletin motsi La
CONS TUITION ACCEPTEE" "LA CONSTITUTION REJE
TF on que!qnes exprinan l'ntention de relsetenr
Bureau paroisse d'oelns, d'oobre, 1852
cha4ua Poll I'm trosemc sarun destnc iueevo
des CONTRIBUTIONS POUR MONUMENT DE WASHINGTON
oes apte JAMES p. FRERET, Sheriff
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Although the 242 tons is increase OF no less than
twelve times the quantity produced at the beginning OF
the century quantity of the gtterng treasure that IS
fraught with the mghtiest to societyyet
it were melted bars closet nine feet high eight feet
long and eight broad would not hold it all Ii would re-
quire 2115 times much space to hold all the iron tnat
il now smelted in Great Britain.
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oass- MAYoRAIrY OF New ORLEANS, October
10 COMMON COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF NEW Or

81, 1872. COMMON CobNSlL VI litt vi w nav va
IEaNs- ..-. ,,
eS Tha. the following persons hereby appointed lnpeN'rs
% Of the Election held the second day of November
NJ the places hereinafter described:
S ko aaPs '
ejsEas OH ksHSd as'if Sta
p9 aasp ~ b. oS'0'h " NJ -
os sst 4 / ss ss
NJ oass Thomas Shields T. saunders clerRs-DASid caa
seyras M, j. II savage C. Billiard Me
Isa,.Pa sss esg1a G'
Ss1l pSSH4 SBsss rs5 sss
psMas, Stewart, n E. bailey csrh'. F.
EGaSu D rREeis Street Hotel pssS
aHiai III u s', aSa
;i ssi9s R. E ia'; ss.; ;s.i
ots s Sss Orleans
TwrH lim4n's s sser e
Orleans streets sussOn George c"''
kGsa aH sGssFssif n Fasas
I; s,s IT,
i W1 Fss v Hs9 ss Eis'n-.
ssssl IoS;s r S2, Mss'
j. bssnsaad N''a A. d. f''nsS
Cetp ST PhEcNGTatJ IL Earhardts cofes-IIouss
ssyasI !, Singer A.o Md, D. EiiSdt. elersJoh
r psv aS5S
lapesiafsM Bato9 NJ bresn Joseph Pierce .cst'lfs
Si E. Bsl Mss,sss, and ca
;ys ;;; $$Hs5 s95s;
@ -ss IRENE, i. Bae'nin spoaNr,
ss"sa, rrs %RsSs no anp & M En'"
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Thursday Morning, October %, 1852
CoTToN-There good demand yesterday, and the
sales embraced fully 1900 bales. Prices steady:
NKw CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......... % slidding Fair. 1o3(@---,
s adaiiag ss Fer Fair
Good Middling. .. .o2l01o lGood and Fine. 1870
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco. hhds
stock on hand Sept, /, 1852; :.....,s6s2 1854
A''s !. yesteraay... 1a5l=z72s5o a6- $3.50
2s2ss2 Msse
:. Yesterday ...... s,2g2=124,82o 600 7437
stoc,, on hand not cleared. 1852 1850
ToBAoCo-A large sale was reported to have been
made but was not authenticated the only transsc
ton of which obtained the particulars lot of
hhds Selections taken at Sc y fb.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-The demand for Sugar was
active and the sales reached $50 hhds including few
lots of very Inferior to Common at 21sG53l4e q b..
Moasses was in fair request and nearly 1000 bbls
taken at 25z02s4 p gallon the latter being the ruling
rate at the close
FLoUR-Market unchanged Sales 1900 bbls, including
500 ST. Louis at 81 120s4 Is for super6ne and 81 %
for Fancy Some smaller lots of superfne at 81 121s0
81 1sA, and 800 Extra Choice at S4 S71S q Dbl.
GRAIN-The sales of Corn embraced 1000 sacks, in
Guiding Dos sacks at about S. and 1909 at 56i057e
bushe OF Oats 1000 sacks St. Louis sold at 3sD40s =
bushe Bran was rmer, with sales of 800 sacks at 50
6s5t p leo lbs.
PROyISI0NS-There movement in Pork, and
noticed sales of 1900 bbs Mess including $780, without
inspection SIS 9S branded SIS and about 500 in
lots at S160$16 25 q bbi. of Bacon l25 casks wer,
sold Of which loo at about 7, and the residue at 81
@ ii.
CoFFEE-225 bags Rio were taken at S1slDa}le = Ii
| sALT-A cargo of $500 sacks Liverpool (about hal
Fine sold 500 round and of 6400 Zone fourth
| Fine) at 7se u sack round
LIAIE-Saes Of 10 bbis Alton at 81 TO- and 800 Or
| dinaty at 800 q Dbl.
RICE-A lot of 10 casks good Carolina sold at ~ bu
| prime was held at o. p fb.
| WHIsKY-We noticed sales of only few small lots a
| 1875 q gallon for Rectihed.
FREIGHTS-A ship was taken for Liverpool at I'D 70
| Cotton
| EXCHANGE--Demand fair at our quotations
etefiing .leotDioo1
francs OF 2viEssi.Z
NeTfork sixty day Bills. .24Gt24 p ct diac
Sight Checks on Newly ork. 2iGll4 a ct disC
Boston sxty-day Bills OPS u ct disc
Pbiladephia sixty-day Bills 1-- Y ct. dist
Havana five to eight days. .parf01 T. ct. pn
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST. LOUIS. Many A; G. Ensign Ioile; W Dartar
+ ilrI o; Rodgea M r,e%asgn " WallseJ a
Kane Harrison Barton, VIM Maxwe T Rarler John
Barnes Joseph Ms Edwards and child Reseby
il D Smith NJ Carey W saesr aud lady H Martin, Dewey,
Coronover, J smallwood, Judge Amcs, California.
yERANDA Sev land Ptcavune No D. A odP
ALI: Fisher James w Porter, nckard j Fowler
No Hghsm N W RR; r Wooten and lady, La;
Porter Mr. Cook sion Mr. McFa Ky; g w Yates G.
CITY,. Noyes NJ Hart W Henderson, 7 G Davidson, In;
seayins, Ayercli Mobile; Boctet HI White Tenn
Woodward. Ark; Gowen Rsiatmann, o; McCabe,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28

Those marked thus ~ are exclusive of China and
Japan which produce large quantities of gold and SILVER
the amount of which is quite unknown to Europeans
At the beginning of the nineteenth century, Baron
llumboldts estimate (Essa Poiqns, tome page o5s2
Of the produce Of North and south Amelen
no fb of silver value OF both metals
in dollars 4s5Ooo0 equal to tho nroda o1s 81
Eropc and Northern Asia at the same time was 49lo ID
of sold and 29S Is Of silver GB57 6s3 70
tai value Of the precious metals raised in America Europe
and Northern Asia, slo,l52026.
In 1901 the quantity Of pure gold produced IN ao7
In Europe and Northern Asia (excusiye Of China o,e
and Japan -
| Tota, produee ...a................5l,247
| $500 ii British standard goldAf26l22oo
In 1916 the quantity of pure gold produced IN 70,
America was Az 1920
I anS Jan a,' anu As.a ss171
Total produce J. ia 67s
l25,108 Ii British standard god-f5, 646,172'