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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-09-21
IN @ a
"Yes, | know it."
"WelIt"

Mr.. Wellihgton's brow geshercd
darkly-his eyes flashed with deter.
mination-his lips curled with scorn.l
81 have made up my mind, ,asaid he,s
''that we should not live together any
longer. | attn tired Of being called the
husband of the splendid Mrs. Well
lington. l will move in my circle;
you shall shine in yours. will
place mo restraint on your actions nor
shall you on mine. We will be free. Il -.
''But the world" shrieked poor
Kate, trembling
''The world will admire YOU the
same, and what more do you desire?', !
asked her husband bitterly. ssTbis Z
marriage of hands, dnd not ofhearts, isl Isl
mockery: We. have played tho
farce long enough. Few understand
the true meaning of the terms husband
and wife; but you know what they
should mean? Do you feel that the
only true unioi, is that of love and
sympathy? Then enough of this
mummeryLfatewell. 60 to con-
suit friends about the Terms of a.
separation. Nay, do not tremble, and
cry, and cling TO me now shall be I:
liberal to you. AS much of my :
fortune shall be yours as you desire..''i
He pushed her from him. She,
fell upon the sofa. From a heart
torn with anguish she shrieked aloud:
"Frank! Frank! why did send you
from me? Why was blind unsaa
til sight brought me misery2"
She lay upon the sofa sobbing and
weeping passionately: Gradually her
grief appeared to exhaust ITSELF
her breathing became calm; her eyes
and cheeks dry; her head lay peace
fully on her arm, over which swept her;
disheyelled tresses-until with
start she cried out:
"Frank! oh, Frank-come ,Baek!!,'ssi
''Here ! ain" said soft voice by
her side, She raised her head. She
opened her astonished eyes was stand
ing before her. s5tsz 3.
aYou have been asleep" he said.
smiling kindly. u.s.
"Asleep? d
aAnd dreaming too, I should
not pleasantly eiiher.''
"Dreaming!" murmured Kate, Sand
is it all dream?"
81 hope so,'' replied Frank, taking
her hand. "You could not mean to-
send me away so cruelty, knew.
So | waited in your fathers study;
where have been talking with him
all of an hour. came back to plead {
my cause once more, and found you8
here where left you, asleep"
ooh what horrible dream!'' mnr-
INJURED Kate, rubbing her eyes. s'Its,
was so like q terrible reality that !
shudder now to think it. i thought
| was married.! \
'And would that be so horrible?Y
asked Frank. 81 hope then you did
not dream you were married to me. ''s.
"No; J thought | gave my hand with
out my heart"
"Thcn if you gave ME your hand, ii
would not be without your heartzf':
''No, Frank" said Kate, her bright
eyes beaming happily through her
tears, 'and here it ISL s #
She placed her fair hand in his
he kissed it in transport. u.
And soon there was a real mar
riage-not splendid, but a happy one
followed by life Of love and CON-
tentiueht, and that was the marriage of
Frank Minot and Kate Yale.
i 49,
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Nothing was so much dreaded in our
school l-boy days as to be punished by
sitting between two girls Ah2 the
force of education. Now. a-days we.
would submit without shedding
tear and regard it 8 capital punish
ment.
~-~---~>>,>-- 10 =. st (,
Petseverein every thing that erS5
lightened conscience tells yon is honest
and right,apd yop need not tear she
result
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although the most laborious. The
curing, or drying and housing is Of
great Importance, and of this we
will say more i'll our next;
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-09-21

MEADOW HAy.-Mcadow hay, if
intended for winter food for stock of
any kind, should never be allowed to
stand until fully ripe. BY remaining
in the field till it becomes mature, it
acquires hard and wirey character,
which ensures its being rejected by
most animals when not actually com
PEELED by hunger; and is, indeed,
i't for little else besides litter, or
bcdd ng. BY cutting-the period of
lnilorescence, perhaps, indicates with
sufficient general accuracy, the most
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-27

At the gate which suspicion enters love goes
cut
Gen Scott, it is said, gave brilliant party
10 Washington on saturday evening. the 18th inst
Ii said that the Hon r. +. Stockton contem-
plate rcsignus his SCAT in the : Senate,
Rev Dr.. Ferris, Of the Reformed Dutch
church has accepted the chanceorship Of the Newl ork
University
f W n Bailey the original founder OF the
Illustrated London News. ha, recently died al BmiBg
h4Il England %. poor church mouse
An ingenious down-easter has invented an
umbrella With gutter all round it that the water
prurs on in single stream.
~ Pete, who was the strongest man p" Old
uncl. Tom y1l lived wild Mrs stovsvou smell i'm a
mile
The Merchants line Of telegraph formerly
the Balm line between New ork Albany aud Buffalo has
been bought by u. I'D Morse line company.
Lexington Ky, has just voted not to grant
any h4uer licenses Tbs popular will quite de-
eiieI un the subject
T. :. store-sbip Relief was seen going into
j Rio Jaueiro December She a from Ne"iork, ana is
bound u the E'-st Indies
4 The frec--oilers Of Ohio have nominated Sam'l
Lewis for Governor, aud Mr. Bsssl for Lieutenant
4 Governor.
I Tile Grant Duke Of Tuscany has imported a
,uil5t ana appointed public exccutoncr At salary
4 Of fifteen dollars pCr week
The matrimonial affairs Of Cincinnati must be
10 baI state pur hundred divorce cases the
[ docket in that city.
! The average price Of Gas in England i, Il &c
per thousand cubic feet t is les BY 81 ~ than y il u
Sew oTk City All the woraiug people there burn it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-27

The bonq's iirad Of "wednesday give the parto-
ulars Of the sraBdng and sucqurn explosion BY gun
powder OF the brig Lily 100 tons The vessel in question
left the Mersry Thursday niAer the command Of
Captain John Owens, for the p.s . coast Of Africa
The cargo consisted Of about ntty Of gunpowder
twenty puncheons ot run, quantity 81 arms aud some
bale goods containing articles Of barter the coast The
vessel beating about the channel till Monday morning
last when she driven by the violence Of the storm 10
he Sound Of the Calf Of Man The running
mountains high at the time and despite all the efforts
81 the crew about eleven o'clock the Lily was stove on
kitterloud Island which lies between the island 81 the
JAIL Of Man and the mainland Of the Isle Of Man with
desperate effort Of the crew (hirtren in numbcr)
reached the rocks by the aid Of the boats The bent
furousy upon the wreck aud rocks Captain owens and
Of the crew got on the ledge Of from which
two Of the prang to the land but the captain in
attempting to do the same was drowned The cook and
two lads also met with watery grave The carpenter
was killed by the mast falling upon him Early Tues
day morning M grocer and shpbroker Of Port
St Mary being sub-agent for Lioyds repaired To the
wreck with thirtyone to what could be saved
Al quarter before eight violent shock was felt
throughout the southern district Of the island and
sheet of FIRE and pillar Of smoke seen to be hurled
into the air hundreds Of feet high from the wreck. II
that large portion of the powder was placed so
high in the vessel that it did not get wet by the waves
breaking II The IIsioHddhed be tsset 10 dtons anu
eir 10 broken fragments thirty human beings But one
individual the fatal scene escaped to tell the story
james Kelly who IL still alive. although cheek aud
-ar are taken OF and he il otherwise much confused
Many Of the deceased active energetic Of bu
np, Of port 81 Mary and were engaged in the fishing
and ether pauticel pursuits. TEirytwo men (besdes
the FIVE Of the that were lost on Monday were
allied leaving tgeny-three widows and seventythree
latherless children
The explosion was heard in Douglas, and supposed
by many persons. to have been earthquake Frag-
ments Of the wreck thrown far the Red Gap
Castletown-being distance Of six miles. Portions
Of the vessel and consisting Of chainnks portions
Of gun barrels swords caps fragments Of wreck shirts,
etc have also been picked up in various parts Of the pa
IRISH Of Eushn Some pieces Of burning cotton were ac-
uAlIy found at PoOyash BaladoOle-at least six
miles Of Mr BUardmsu, agent for Loyd's, Of Douglas,
and brother Of Mr.. Boarlnan, Of the Sailor Home at
m port engaged 10 rendering assistance to vessel
ui Langenpss, be would no doubt have been among
the vessel remains but
ments Of wood iron copper guns ami part. Of human
JaGrs strewu around the country for miles. II Il
not probable that the Of the explosion Will ever be
city asceraiued but It Il supposed that The powder
fired by light from the pipe Of Of tue who
we're smoking board the vessel lyerpoo Mil Jan
uery
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WANTED.

rHvO RAILROAD CAR MAKERS Waited,
4yts S~vfis4ra anil ca-r5'raa Coaf.- srgd
az .(aEERS Aso-yts jobs HANl'#UN.
.sr.g isf Eszilr.- sd -ri-r nj
NTANTED-ro purchase or hire, good
w ClpN Apfly Charles street. starr ilni
XATANTED-A Good Dining Room servant.
w E s-s-e,ss Isqussi ~ A-Yy 20 asrpitaaiad
ENANTED TO HIRE-A good Cook and
w Wsshsrtlssk Preferred sons 1 rsry yopi ~ seri
Apf' ana y s@h libra price vi - psa Aiso. Cd B0F
f'ti' id4 t'7-s Apply At o St. Csss g.. y
FFTANTED TO HTRE-h first rate Washer
w sui lRpNEs co'rsA preferred. Apply Of
tlrrsalo an yfaCgs stfs=t. Sow
KETASTED-5O0 lis old Sheeting or Boiler
y Coptaf, which will bs paaA.
spf- HgNsHAw, LURsEs 60, IS and 81 C5r,as stree
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ngw ORLEANS MARKETS.


TYursp,y msTsgia' Jn mn ~ " 1885 I
,fyrrf,A Jts- a an te dr,,d 10, cou y.,isIay ltpfy
m F.t ssouo mud The sale. M, nm u, IA oo nI.. st about the
,,, mica ma al, fninq srr.rt Tor ,be hiysr grades sh were
.EV ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
tns.,ior Il a ksIi,nt,p.au Fnr..... .i0l, "a "
Ordinary. ............7 n liar ...........,.i o.
aiid'ns; it, ..'--.'s .tgh "a r'y "f .'''''''
-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
C,frrps-inlrs. TobSceo-ladt.
S'et 20 band sept is!.. ''4 ., ia ''
800, 800 25g9 IaStl7g 90 81 tss
-
=. i'''''' ,I,,. 'r''
+'i.' ~ ," stI ;zle67 rdO-i l142
-
aoeh On hand not cleared -'"1
ihhhCco-ff hf"'i 9" 'No sou ehpft'pz -s' @" wv ,
December
49, a. t.... r1. ti t,t 81 t fli,,,,,, r,,.,
q" 45' ln fAf ." WY FH We As' heAt ~ V PlON'E 't
Several Ls ~
min. r,ao Of ae0 Lbas a, a.. a f,,th.r advance.
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IysrDr MF. GaApsroSE.--The Hon. Mr.. Gladstone.
who replied I'll Israeli the night Of The lefeat If
the British Ministry and who Is Conservative Of the fir
Robert Peel school while sitting in tile Of The Carl
ton Tory Club Of which he member surround
ed by number Of other members and openly denounced
as unworthy Of membership The insult completed
by the msmbsls ordering lights in another sndlesv
ing SIr Gladstone in the cub Chamber
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A RIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.--The

n
the universally acknowledged greatest SYMPATIIlST in the VERDI
aud the usd lady who created, thrugh her
revelations the and the well the correct predictions
England,
the United Stes-thRt Nictarl presented her
with costly Diamond Bfuah and Daniel Webster with Jvweed
Rug, visitors the
Hotel Tchoapo1As and Jla ptiyats
street, NTH TchouPcuas whom she
viii inform all about the FAST PRESENT and uTURE if they
Aly husband they will
business Of eszrl,iou.
impossible her proe she
extraordinary power skill pre-
lud all uppesitn probability Of deception imposition
/ gths Ufssucc.
Consultation from VI 10 49, according 70 how FAY they wish 10
| ,rYsfat tirlat hsyac novel
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fbETROLEUM. OR ROCK OIL. A NATURAL

REMEDY procured rr We'll in esuuy Penusyi-
r-air -t below lbe earth's A<sit
81 Rasrn, street Fitssifrzh, Pa
THE PETEOLEU " was discovered In Salt wassr
it, i and to r. v2iIthls Nstcine
.rtv aaHe.oas cures n strrf and RsPelas Piles
. iats, etc.. etc.
Re COWS from The hos q 81 Earth shont prerasstsn
~
s.. 10 10 cly by JARVIS W0oDMAv 6 rner cornsa mi
81 zzin street, and by J. WRIGHT CO. ISL oharres
W. -Ipy merchants and 7'tosrs
.ls1 At Yies shufzh, By o. o. WOODMAN 4 90.
H1ssnsu rouid ind PETRO-
LIZ ii e sprsa sPastas, aud esrtain Sweeney
t+faE he anadulteraed Musiang Linuent. Janis sni
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7,y~ The superior and very light draught
., LEILA 80 lcar'. Gser., I.a,s'or BOT RIVER,
~ -SiT4 FISusrER b. Povifss snes'.
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MI The new, llght urhugnt, swirl running
packet EE HILL SO Capt ". d. EdtaH
- THIS EVENING
o5aF STONE WALWOBTli. rs Trhoupilouss strset jazz
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RI The fine regular passenger packet
at,ar4st BtCkEYE Ca.t NEa. will lyt CINCfNNAT
.pterr77ii,to luplmgs TIis EvESING, Mt 9 o'clock
Isf!- MCDOWELL. JR., 4 BELL, II P0yir4s street
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ATCTTCE gAT.Es.

re Furniture.
VI. AeEFGOIEK. & 90. Auer RS
s. %. a,t tussa Mare casss4issst
hSDAf, Ian, 2, at ha.fpass 10 clock.
t ~ sold a. 1Hsiteu--
a5'eg G o 80 lua s-ssn lel iFaisr Bed Roou ssi
tt .i.sll 1rt o. EVERY drsfpf ~ fsn1r
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gtHOICE WINES AND LTRUoRs.-Ba,


@ stage Of ss otari DaEsy md other prses
- I1astles-
wlSgsoi Reiervs Paheunhe side Es India Ma
laf Grioo and Harmony Nephew Sherry Post sull
Sprknz Hook de BS9zy Sers. f.s6ssrk
7 er bEsnls gs Cham White c7sr casks aud
o ali gaal tea.
Holland Cir Iasiea sna s. c7r Ran Scotch IRISH, od
AID l Rya htxy; Brady Frs cd Frsfts Juice
4ssfiption Bksrs Berlin and Goalsy ss. sysryh nz
sy n WINES LIQUORS, uhirh r.a-rrs
side - r. f51nd, tor csah city paper
20 ee.ksFORTEI. and ALE pints sd quarts.
"a y. aI.A...a
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I OST- On Saturday evening going to or in
q Cb,Iss TI.,t,. s'ClfD .g TFT 1ls.4g 4,
-tl4g, topaz - gold a
vii! b. gwen boy retaining tot' hfg S3re, Barp7
FJfb~ss
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~" The regular Red River packet steamer
tUUt lAuta, laagr ~ SHREVEPORT 9ua
..t.4t...- ... fustIu1g THIS EVENING. at O'Clock.
TN SMITH 4 tiNilS1Ee % p.gtfaI +f.rtt
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grEw CONFECTIONERY STORE WboIesaIe

Y aad R-as., CORNER STORE o5D FY1LOWy HASI--Tbs
s.srirr sl oNDt AZ IN
rEf tCDSF sffifS EsY SFuNg AsD LApfEs' sAIeov al
Lliay4s srfsr n.
sal5 70 u-alv
rg rrspsrrt 1n " srssr, NJ
ANDES. sLfS FutTs. fIQr0as WINES CORDIAL j. ~ a.
ai Bal Parties ssppat II short with CAKES
-lt-.ltJ, III CftE SIS, ctr o. a sIpsr style.
witt
arbi.h COFFEE CHOCOLATE. TEA MIX SODA IcE
,.REAA, sie.
Baltimore AID yisktufz years, hstsr
54 inng genss will
usibl. latr4aage. r(sAy dacQf Il
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-- -rI-u- bow l.Tt D. " ~ I. VI -IVl T0Hl
.tfI 4. -r4Iuf, 4ius. TINS ENENlss. st o'l..s.
Xiii SMITH tIAlst.E 2El.s dras street.
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iarrtaRf,I Coxrrs.ios proposition has been made
uy t1p Sic k,burg Sentinel aud assented to by the Port
1ihsou Bevre Carrouton Democrat and Holly Springs
tuad TO- holding carly Convention Of the conductors
IF tbe Frcs tis State 81 day has been fixed upon
We Ltle unl say thai cordially endorse the propo
gtnn several Intellectual attempts have been made by
rh Press this state to change the newspaper system
as 10 arurr editors and publishers their rights and
re r.tiy join IA another crtdH is the baue of the
present sNste 13t me- ~, sI I 9 S; VI ~
ia paving their dues The remedy is ia the hand OF the
pubi.hers if they will meet in concert jackson Mis-
-7-ipEiau
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TIE SsHu LANp--A merchant Of Boston, writing to a
lady who is firm believer In Spirit Rapping informs her
that he has recently been excursion to the spr
land He brings the intelligence that Daniel Webster Is
the thrd heaven, though h does not state any thing
10 relation Ga the nature af his employment there He
also saws that Prof Webster the murderer Of Dr. Park
man is ia the first heaven keeping aud that DR.
Psrkman IL boarding out his bill with him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-27

Tu Iu5RNE Apt tH u LstA--Tdgne as9ttiiied-We are
happy learn FROM private letter to gentleman in
This city dated Linn, Dec p that the account pub
shod here short time since. concerning the arrest Of
young Thorne (thg husband Of Bsr Thorne the Prima
Donnn) for stabbng Frenehman in Lima, was entirely
erroneous ThDrue instead Of being the aggressor
The party attacked and inflicted the wound upon the
Frenehnan Ia selt-detence with sword from cane He
was taken before the Project aud honoraby acquitted
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In Eirst District
fNnASA-Pet Patton loRt lao tJus haS Jackson.
INDIANA Per - boat VI tons hay iSs ske q W tysn.
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ANUS gMENI8,


st CHARLES Managers,
> frDlGIg -tiil ii,.. iT Cir .Hi rss4a-.
i MI the
Sir. lAi.sst fliIsAa THURSDAY J,aesry . el
. 81 as NJ Ek+ Us ny HOME.
Felr.i sf,iftg ssd rt$CiNf - segelg- rs iisisH
IL YsF t,vs TgrLpN s,,r Tr IrDsrN sHzsgsd ~
W Npg#tg .
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ENLOUR-500 bhls super6ne ST. Louis, for
,Als BY kESSEpy FOSTER Tshoaptoasa surs, jas
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| & fOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE Mr.. FRANCIS
X ". WILLIAMS, % Ess-H Com member ~
tT4 q g & boSEkI a e. r. tTs e ~ ia II s,ili
lr7l sTeoos, under the f'y anl a5 M agat Of hs
| undergI. ned. 6kORFE G. B0GFRT,
| NsE0r.4Aas, pt-rl-r / $50 FRANCIS v. WILLIAMS.
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-avo SUGAR PLANTERs.-J. B. RoUpAsrz,
That splendid CANTON GRAPE

undefsigned eertf ta j. B. Rslanez has put MP
Kettles UEion . FianaaH the
asou take pleasure Recommending him
yi-3 nay require Lis seryists. Z. TUREAuD. ians
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v GALVESTON, HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAILROAD
Proposals will be received the IN lie civ
Galveston, and the Office OF Carroll on
the construction Of the supply Of All ba
as iron excepted from Galveston Houston OF ffty
Plans and specifications either Office after the first day
~ " 1850 NY W 0''O'e'
BIDS vii be received either for the entire
of furnishing materials for kradng
MAI ERALS REQUIRED.
ioo ooo feet long by 10 ncbes
men At eonefs-Post oak cedar yellow
100 900 linear feet Of Ping long inches
a. The small snd-yeow pine post oak cedar cypress,
900 600 board any length not less than Is
70 go Plank lhri2, 10 "a feet.
100 900 Weather boarding, 10
300 900 scantling 4Xl0 or ~, Is or % feet
10000 sls, IS Or af Il Il fe set''
iV1 W. Mixed TO AKA to s, is to "a feet.
Lumber to be delivered
Der l. 1858, and June 80, 1854. ~
Pposas viii be like delivery of $1,000
cubic yards OF Baa1i OF Gravel Coarse Virginia
Fo Drketson Ba'Oa Clear Bayou Braggs Bayou
ana Houston in proportions and at Chie
Engineer, one month at lt asst before needed.
go WORK REQUIRED.
2265g5 cubic wards o co andhl " - ~ ' "H
the
ton Of four Bdgos ct ia i've
feet
according TO specifications and plans
Proposals VII be received in like for laying
The larger bids accompanied proper evidences Of ability to per
orn will be viewed with the favor. -
1883. ' ~ ~ -
will month"; upn the estimates of the
contract M the faithful performance of og ons security
be rendered WITH the bids "
All bids be
"Froposais-Galveson, n. d II. Railroad.r
III Information will be furnished e, either Office 70 the time
o. letting contract CALEB G. F0RSHEY,
hin :
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CREEN OAKS HOTEL. Biloxi. Miss

GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss. -
~ Tins famed aud popular Summer generally
Throughout the Southern under
ment strs ELIZABETH PRAnAT and JOHN PRADAT
uate about one mile distant from the village Biloxi will opeuv
"a the LIST Of june for the pon Of visitors.
GREEN OAKS too well known need extended motto,
sot many years The popularity Of the establishment has s.eai
1erean Inc many natural
the Lake,
The Gu have not allied impress avoraby many
NewOreans Mobile and The surrounding country.
During the Winter the propstors
and additions The BAR ard BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
ranged and fitted and SAIL BOATS will all
vice o. The yisors ftse eha-gealsc CLARET at DHner
CARRIAGES and HORSES be any moment
In addition the celebrated BRASS Ran Of Neweau engaged
ana BALL may be expected twice every week.
Visitors wishing stop al the GREEN OAKS requested
ythe Captains Of the Steamers, who will land them
the Hotel.
....TERMS....
90
Ef Children and Servants, hsltprice. mya4 3m
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Cssscsrr OyyrcK
Tuesday Morning, September 20, 1858.
C0TTON-The demand was moderate yesterday and
sales limited to 500 bales at Irregular generally
| very full prices. Good Middling 11k@11xe. We yet
quote:
Inferior ......... 6x0 lMiddlng Fair -, 11X65I2
MddlIng ex91oS Good Fair ..... tgl1"
Good Middlins. IL @nhdood and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1853 I0572 '''2 2SaSs
Received since. 1857 1890
yesterday .......1 ,1B4-- 1851 OOO=- $50
rxnort.a - Az. ,.. 1923 ai,O05
yes'erday...'.. 26s- 4527 277-- 2545
stock on hand not cleared ........Hsee 29,55o
TOBACCO-we heard Of but ono sale IL bbds of
which at 7, at *, s at IN, and ) at s. n IL.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-we noticed a saIa NJ 70
hhds Sugar at d for Fair. Sales Of Moassss confined
to retail lots
FLouR-Market heavy. Sales 1000 bbls including 200
Superne st Louis - $50 In two ot at So u.s. 1es Mt
70 co. and goo supersne and 200 Extra at Sc % Dbl
rodndk-
GRAIN-Corn was quiet with sales of barely 1900
sacks Of which 500 White and Yellow ct S. and 2iz also
at tSe bushel OF Wheat 800 sacks were sold at the
advanced rates of VIZ for Good and st q buslel for
prime Sales of Oats 1000 sacks st. Louis in four or
nve lots at 45a bushel Of Bran 1900 sacks were cold
in many lots at 81 0of0s1 10 u 100 h.
PROFESSIONALISM principal sale of Pork was 900 bbls
Unnspected Mess at s14 rs y Dbl Lard was in fair
request with sales of 100 bbls at 1917 and 200 Prime
also at 1875 OF Western Butter 30 rkins were
sold at Di62Oe y b.
ooFFEE-saes 1000 bags Rio, including 800 at 10, IT
at 1Oa<. and 500 at 1le y ID.
CANDLEs-we noticed sales Of $50 boxes Star, in two
lots. at 24e q fb.
WHlskY-30 bbs Reetied sold at 2j and some retail
lots at 251se U gallon
fhEidHTs-A ship was taken for Havre at ID for
Cotton
EXCHANGE-Msrket very dull at our quotations
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