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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

ELorrlEyr W lcarn that two young cils
s,opgd IN singular manner on Saturday af cr.
uO,n,
The Young ladies lived on Seventh street, one
Of whom was the daughter Of a New Orleans pi-
lot. Of known re-pecability; tho other was a
gri in the service Of the family. The dAugh
ter was fourteen and the servant iift,en years
Of age 1t Is supposed that they eloped with
two Young men formerly connected with one
Of our theatrrs, as these gentlemen were seen
early in the afternoon in an alley in the rear
of the house where they took charge oi the fe
males Cloihirr Since then, nothing rclub'o has
been heard from the parties hut the persons n'e-
rested, supposing that they have gone 70 some
point on the Illinois river, have telrgraphcd for
their apprehension
Since writing the aoo7e We haze learned that
a telegraphic dispatch has been received stating
that the two young mPn named Livingston and
Neas--with their partners, have been arrested at
Peru, II, and are uow held in custody in that
place. We have further learned that the parties
took all the money they conld find in the house
before leaving, about one hundred dollars 81,
LOuiS Intel.
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Lis shtnTd shaiow; or " no IL Hc>pou,ibI..

!! w1s simple dress Of -nu'''y r,r lin tlr-
cent oi The magic touch %. a. rlrr,h noiia!,
There WAS not annchhf li.-c l'uu II nor "a TO
setie, n"f II h'Ner, It vas pure aUl simple and
rnprr'cndIg is lis destined wuar,r. \ pair
Il w!i'e k'h gl"'os, of !airy Ike proportions lay
beside u, also a tiny par ia! satin shpr,,a. ILp-
was no lildai irUuas,og.. no Meta had Eu rich
uuCirs, Or auut@ ~ Cou,ins--ua consistent god
pairn's who, promising at her b7pti-m that he
would 'rcnouncc he pomp aud vaui,its Os tie
world redeemed Their promise Iy showCting at
her bridal feet, diamonds enough 20 hlgh,cr ma
ny starving fellow creatures path 70 :he touh
Did say the'c was no hrslal t',Isv4g.
There was on" cit, litra clasp Bible, with
/ Meta Grey uI.iien on the ny leaf in tie bride
groom. buid, hand.one hand. pcriaps some CAV
hcnu'y who reads his. may curl her lip .corufui
ir, bat well Meta knew how to value such G .'ft
/ lhro' long dreary years of o,rhannge '3ois
Word had been to her what the star IN the East
was to Beihlchems watching shepherds. Her
lonely days OF toll were over now There was
trae heart, whose every pulra'on was love far
her--a brave arm 10 defend her hvlplessness and
Il quiet sunny home, where peacs like a atreodrg
dove should fold Ls wings while the happy i.u..s
flew uacoun'cd by.
Yes; Meta vas was 'odsei for, every hour -
Size was to leave the group uf laughing hovdcn4
(befTe whom she had fnr6ddeu her lover to claim
n,r) and thereafter coudne her teachings to one
ipI, whose 'lCwmd II mert should be the
love l'ght in her soft dali eyes, S.l, Il va.
weary waiting for her. her !.st letter was taken,
Tor the hundrCd,h time, f,om IT'S hiding place. and
read and refodcd aud read again, atloueh he
couh! say il all with his eve. shut, in the darkest
co, ncr in Christondom. But YOU know all about
i, dear reader, if yen own a heart and if YOU
. Vf.ilf ii my tnry iia bot
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.,,..., -y,ssrs,r, READY MtDE COFFIN
t..'.l .f3n,,sA ~ EsDDIy

T7lIE wants OF a growing polUlnuon have i'm
| prIcdthc suh>rrbrrro ops-n a separate Csah
li~hurutt tor the ubnvr hu ines At the Old Farm.
lura N1rrroom, adjoining the Depot, where per-
sons coming from distance can find any si1e o.
style otcohin atany hour night or day at the low
est rates and need not be detained ten minutes.
Ann q lSL3 HlTIn hr..N-L-t l.
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yron Oi~ ON the Eanlnkcc.

The Chicago Democptic Press saws that "Er
St-rhens, Hracical geo!ogl>t, Who has cen
making explorations along Tie kn' kakee liver.
that th,ie aie extensive deposit, ol log iron one
in the vicinity Of NomeICe and BDu bernais
Grove The ted are ppm both sid, Il lie l;
ct, and lie thinks exicId up into Indiana. pr
Stevens iniOiIs us HAT lL!s variety If urc u
worked more chcaply ,han my other, FuG makes
very good common iron. Another advantage
is the set that the mines doea not ber,nlc TX.
has-t.d. The nurs Of Salisbury, Connrclicn'.
have been worked for the last two hundrc yraI.,
lhe .gmc ground having been gone over n. y
tines. Ibis ]. owing to the fact that the wnitr
is sat1rn'cd Ui,h'ron from some eXtcrsSe non
bod, ard Vt is d' upsitv1 ~ tie sand upd sol
,hruush whca It CirrDlatca
I've uIr glad Ia hnow that v' have jeposits oG
this mpOrt0lt rintral 81 near the city ",
hope some of oar en;srrri,ug business men will
ouk 10 this matter. Tao lnri. Central railroad
pcuctrates this non der o,i, und it viii very soon
reach he cr,l mCa. Gtcs, licle 10 chance for
. ia..ru, Wl1 Will obtain ii'
Dr. Stevens is cngPgcd IN examining Tie Hi.
no!5 rDa! field, and ", aopc ere long to lay Lclore
or readers the rcs':l!s Z. hi, explanations He
has visited The @hrn.,d mine on the Rock Island
railroad and ia highly rlca'ed with tie prospects
# Ihr Company. 'he coal ia very abundant,
and easily mined and i. of a very superior
quality. The road VIII be orened TO Sheffield in
few weeks, Wien wc hope the Company vii!
conlEenc. active opcrauus"
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< RANDALL. Aioru-y d" Lu' Joliet
-, Whl county. N. Aug. 10. lNiS-if
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TURNlluRE |.
LOOKING GLASSES

ever oiirIcGiu ihamaikrt and
at prices to defy competition. They huyc tJci.i.
Tres Tor manufacturing superior To any this side Of
Chicago aud are determined 10 put thciI priCe
AitLc loucH Monk.
In addition to whatthrymlnuaclure themselves
they arc receiving good assortment OF furniture
from the most fashionable house N Chicago, which
rhry VII cell at Cmcagop puccs adding uau'porla.
tlon. They would ta.l particular attention to the
lac. tia; thrys.c making the!ru"n
I.,rutgaTg
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NORRIS " FiSEiIt. tt.ro. II Nnrrr-
- Geo ; Fisher Attorneys at Ldn S Ldad
isrTtS, OHgr', NJ Whl pay particular atIen-
ton totnc p1yusnt ottlNes N any pln Illinois,
purcln sing AMI srlling Real Estate, investigating
titles, collecting demands, buying aud selling Mil
Ilnry Land Warrants and lorntng ihcm on The
best LfHfs Tor soldiers or others, securing pen
,un, nni all claims taln-t th" Goyerumrn -
CFflCE-Dn the south west corncr OF the Pub
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Commissioner Of Dnrls, &C. Tor New York.
Connecticut, Ohio. New Jersey, Nchrg'n and
w IxronsIn Nuy3, lSj! 1T
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which enables them 10 furnish cEc~rcr and bet
ter nrlI,Ir han can he rot el-cn hcI, aud they
will make any size and pattern thai may be ca,d
tor,orau, orhcfaruclc IN TIC cabinet trupho!s,cly
iIHr, ON short notice.
Furniture pci.NerCd aud SclTp
M Nuy pant ut the town, and u II does not rive 81
li-apucu lhr money wui he rciuud,d They also
keep ON hand Sash and Glass Of an kinds. Nhry
hope hy -ruct attention T. bvs!Hess ~ receive i.
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VtlE hest assortment oi summer cnssmcrcs de-.
l. uin', drills, ticks stripcd shiring, ,ovy cot.
tons, Ulrached goods crash russrd, and Scotch
diaper, Table linen, napkins. corded shrts, cur.
tain muslin, Sc, at (Nay2N ! W MlLrs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10

do Williams Bathurst do Nugen Male, $50
FL do Cuddy Cutehsr &co-s
Aeobdo Buehanpop Carroll AGO. Wight wimas
do ThornLti aoo-Tottl bales cotton 1917
BAYOU SARh-Per Fmperor-24
Jonss1 do Frs,on Aco7s hhds ,nK,r Db
son4O do Gordon IRIS do 80 hbds 10
s0b molsssrs Besq2 hid. spgsr Egaua do
bills olasses hugutifn and "
bales cotton w,;at William: 30 d. o Ebay 80 Al
Nn3l d. NJ snb-rgt &co-ss ID Tsgslos Aeog n
Iauve Mccall 10 10 Rptehji2S Esip &to do
hhla aug - iYs, bills tuOlasS - w. F'''''
CAIKo Per Matt wayne9sa .ks corn Lyman Scott 4
c1sa9 do W cysns5 do Helm Chisms Ialos cation Iay
CalwclO DO c'sp Mette SEQ 50 bis e.c hIams-f9 do
apples bbs bran, is6 do apples Marn-I35 do 90
DO Bpcoe Smmai00 do, Is do poatos Benton I6e h 49,
Pies - DO a'nirs Baymnn Soii M apples libra
bushels dTsd apples Turner, Wilson md. Az
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GREAT NORTHERN =.ss..ssss.-

GREAT NORTHERN -I5s.7 -s.sss5s-
laT R3TTE iTy EtrEES s, R.:7 = ,7T75-
ce lnss Chicago Mnro ta, Cleveland DuakrE, But
ia I'm s tom. S o" Ts;E vi M TRRE saw
Ing ,ss Ar i ss Msa sGohfp R,c"d iSs
sns stTs Wiz G rex iG .a s. SS o Gss
Ee SoIen asaa aS meSen soat soa EsP
o cheaso cyelaqd Buffalo, Albany, by the Buffalo and
ORE only sunday Iasale o'clock w.. connecting
Mo srSs ISrThry hours to cbeogos LOU, Alton
SSsa o 1 Win fyf IL ooes E. &
s ri { G g @ Ss9nsfnF IA at 5 s'F FSi
Tan arriving IN Cnsas' ,t NJ ron9fGng ~h ssans1n MSt
Eoa q Ar San any esr r SsrioS f pis A ~ SIX 4'0
m LIGHTNING zFsFs THAlSs P eSa at NJ which con
roelo and Cleveland with the LAKE hors Rara e5d
SO tie ZANE evening Aso cSnnsris Vim the Bo
3D. LNPkESs AID MALenye n Chicago at 7 SEP Which
the $50 Lake Erie Express, in NswYsrk s:5s
Express which leave. Buffalo arriving in SewYork at $50
TELEGRAPH EYPREssm ~ e,ss o 5 MAXIM ,ls ss
Baasi d Tune oT lie $50 sSa1s sPiss
SewYoIk 9iio neat day. Also connecting WIZ sanGa
Train the Buffalo NwYork cy and NowYerE ard r. Rail
ofssr OILY brain leaves Chicago Sunday,
ne !, M .ao soahorn Rllroad as miles iay5t
the route by ths line. 81 u4les.
Connecting at Toledo n FSfdo 9d EaoHd
Also al Nionoev ile with Columbus
Also at Cleveland with Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road, Tor l
butgh, PM a phia Baltimore and Washington.
York and Erie Road, direct to Nswfnfk
1 with York Central Albany, and Hudson River
R % B@ m anh M. EGsd R e Saf1 New
G f' s%s aS 'sP R1ra sSTpsS s wish a" the ~
Tai,sa s 6 ksSs cas1 % the t sET. I sP
II. following sp enyd low pa sssure sieame,s;
oSS tsa .s s f1sf F #id
which leaves Toledo day. except Sunday 81 81 direct
Buau and Ntfck City and New York aud Erie Rail
which leaves York sS2
boVri the 6oa through NeNYok. charge
ding iS Passengers will find this opt. I'd,
grs dispatch and 1t the only Northern by which
passengers Of across Lake EI By
Railroad along the shore.
ST. Louis TO NewYo h by Lake Ee and Hudson River
Do SH LIZ ri: steamer and Hudson River steamer 90
Do Lake Erie 81 alo cuelvi Raroi: IS 90
Do by Lake Railroad and Buto aud Hors'le b.! p
Do Palroa and Dunkirk IS
ST. Louis Boston, by Ika Shore Railroad aud New foik Cen
trail and Western Railroad 80 70
Do by Lake Erie NewYork Central and Western Il Is 60
St Louis Cleveland, by Shore Railroad IS
ST. Luis to Phlaslpha Ard Baltimore Us
81. Louis Pittsburgh, all railroad. 40 -
The before he -aIc making difference
in favor OF the passenger by complying with tho above
~ Travellers and paes Of pleasure by either Of the above lines
Any Of the towns their route
THROUGH TICKETS be procured only at the Office Of the
Company Fourth street. under the fvteIs House, where all
the different routes VIII be eheeIa fur
nished. 81 +. FlLlELpt
NJ .. ,s., Agent N l. and NJ s. Railroad Company amy
DoRK-sO bbls. Inspected Mess, for sale by
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tsriQs,


~ 10 COFFEE--l0O0 bags in store, and for
III leby Ell HART 60 70 rahoupitoulas street. MO
EtNlRE-CRACkERS--500 boxes in store and
for ste by E HART co 10 Tchaupitous. street MO
STAR CANDLES-300 boxes in store, and
y for sa- by T. J. HART CO. 10 Tehoupouss street Mo
Np ATCHEE-Wax and Clark's, in store and
I'VE ht 'ae lg E. J. HART CO.. 10 Teoupouia, street MO
gbOUCHONG TEA-500 half chests, in store
and for sale ty
T.. ] HART A. ~ .,.o,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CBEscESr Ofrrcr
Thursday Morning November 10 1858
cDrToN-rhe demand general yesterday and the
sales embraced $500 baethe better qualities continuing
hral a. our quotations
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION &.
ln'srlor ..'..'.'' @ Midding Fair....l0 6lo4
NJ iIin2s....,. ~ G s@ fair.. g
cod Nilllus, $40 a'.Good and Fine, d
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
s. * on hand Sept 1883 .,..lo572 '''' 2a.Ss
yssterday..,,, soi2--l745ss 100 2o.a
,,-. ls5lOj a28sS
Yesterday. ...... c5G7- 6i6io COO io5
Stock on hand not cleared. ...... 12O4G5 2559a
ToBACCo-We did not hear Of a sale
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The demand for Sugar
ntnued good, and 700 lhis sold at til. previous
rates OF Molasrs about JoJ bbla taken at ga
q r,Iion the lstter rate for prime lots
FLotR-There was rather active inquiry and we
noticed sales Of 1000 bbs Of which fatboat load Of 1900
Ohio u he delivered alongside ship 80 So $500 at
e. Louis at 50 IS 500 SO 55aG 90 1000 Extra at
= and 800 at Sd 95 2 Dbl
GRAlE--Corn dull and some 5000 sacks were dis
posed Of at 5s660s for New and Green and e2a65r =
tushl for OH. Ofoats noticed $40 sacks rcsold at
t536i; e bu.hel Bran still higher-some retail
parcels sold at 81 3d. but ~ 65 = 100 ID was asked
for the only lot left in first hands
PRoY1SiONs-Pork still in request, and prices
tending upward with sales OF 400 bbs inspected
at SIS and $50 branded in lots also SIS 4 Dbl Sale,
~ Bacon confined to retail lots. OF Lard p bbls Prime
sold at Il az D ID.
HAY-An offer Of $50 p ton refused for $500 bales
Western in store
C0FFEE-The demand active, and 5000 bags Rio
sold as follow go at lo 800 at lO6lO3 1926 at l0s.
400 at l0a and $50 New Crop just received by the Re-
beeca at lle a tb.
LARD OLA sale Of IS bbls at 05i z gallon.
FRUITS WINES, ETC--sales by auction los kegs Mai.
Grapes, from the brig Cuuos cargo at Sl4 % . $50
boxes shelled Almonds at q ~ p h. 800 jugs Sweet OIL
AZ II y 20 India barrels Sweet Malaga Wine
no do Dry At $50 gallon
WIlskl-rransactions confined to retail ut S2s I
gallon for Dpxters5
fREiGiTS-Two ships taken for Liverpool at "a
for Cotton one for Havre at lag and Tuesday
ing bark for Boston at l5-l6, Also 1000 bbs Flour
opposed for Hayre, at 81 80 2 Dbl
EXCHANGE-Demandl limited at quotations
a. !, d. 1874 40 20
slsnt checks on New fork........ t4G1 q ct, prem.
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MEMPHIS

wnllesvs Friday. Nov, inter II. at S o'clock PM
H'OR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPo- - ,
= LEON, GREE HNlLLE, GRAND LAKE vlcKs- Lsgk-tssiS
bl isi and all oernsiilte lAuti-g.2eguar Mem
ph and New oriean. Packet UNCLE SAM -Iks new, g1i
and b
ue Is now 10 port receiving freight and will lave
g or passage having accommodations apply board
foot d Lafayette street, or
SMITH FINIsTER, al Poydras street.
Gs The Uncle Sam will pay part freight
skipped on her.
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u oftheoliestshlished house
ARbUUlN MAEETT a CO., for
the sale ofths superior BRAN
DTS, also SOLE IMPORTER Of
Tie celebrated ? Q ULTN Ely
BRANDY, 10 now prepared to
receive orders for either, to be
shipped directto any portin the
Union ,atthe.owestmnrketp riceu
I Coguac.
~ sznP.ss esrsssasRs ,hs
sses
feb7lyis
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Y-4ZOO RIVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, November 10, O'Clock Pm
ENOR GREENWOOD, MARION,
B. TCHCLA, TAZoO CITY sATARTfA all S
rins ~, Andng'-TAe very gb ought steamer 1sEls
MON ROE : SSE-ey, vii r ~!
% appiy board, r. WILSON, II C4roadslei %
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DORK-S0 bbls Inspected Mess, for sale by
Il os2 Iw KENNEDY &FosrER, ID 1ehOuPs0uls street,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERsoN Cry.
Wednesday Evening November 1853.
Arrived to day 433 head Of Cattle and 500 hogs A
small stock of good Western Beef Cattle Sheep and Mich
lows but ample supply of Hogs and Veal Cattle re-
main on sale, Market active and firm
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MEDICAL.
iNEw ADVERr1sEMEyT--Lst every boay

NEW ADVERrsENEgT--Let every body
NO. l.
r. r r.
PADTVfY',g REFDY RELIEF
ss5 r. Td ~ T SF z ag erFr IT'S
it-iis,op TEs Ncs1 ssgs{s rtrN7 IN nv nSglts q
sils sd sf etc., 81 rs II
.. ~, .7,t ~. .HT I.
To THE srcK AND PAI1-sUFFERTNG or new
ORLEANs
-,.:si, iiIt. IS sTrETsa
Ss fxi s II I'm f. FIVE
nxzI II s1 HA' e7 9g e. Httvosxr.
s Sstsss55lAA i s s2s h 52se'.
T0oTEhcIz ~ oSE sgco~D.
stt HsaRasHs s ss4Ess E sIssggTTss
sss sst 4assar i s III MUTE zgG4ss.
e sss 70 ee as ss sS s Ts, ssgyssYEs
RElbr sGES ;o
s.,v.y, y,r slgk e, H.ApAGHE ,,o,.
. sss + Z s II zsss ":
Pot'aaoa' aed' Of TIE 'yysq, ,,y.-,,ro.,
a.ensas hi sad A.,rS s.nr.oa
IN BATHING
H.
Had, Week snd Tsnp,s, 7st5 100 F tsEdsaH the
s4T ~ks9P the sin hsslty,
rsvsut disease Aai itkrrss neaarls biio1saAss.
AIs 93s sTs g9 PA a, w,
PAINFUL DISCHARGES. GrsievsH the painsu
nasthscfs !hs distressing isehszes viii sfssdfY
NEURALGIA
fzLx sToPPsp LHsTzETLZ.
EADr AZ h.ADf REEf posasssas AZ srns airasaesis
h. 49, =.
READY REtIss Is = .sop BE .ai
zni aeh lie afhsHer7.us
saihs
EHsUMA7rah
sADEArs READY EEL5sF will step -rcrzrisss
So sr s.Ss M Frog are liyingia THE ny
re we're sond f.em Up % onis dod With
@ r sbMsY s FAST R aa =; paIn an, IN steer 1,sst'.s
"a he t7 o. Nsv7orf and hundreds Of
T1isd saea answer m TIE trath Of
RADUATs READY BELIEF Tor be ersrs n almor svery
ia-na the unoo the So ios- yss
CHILL FEVER.
cHfLLs sTorFED nv A FEW SITDTss--PALly RELIEYsD
READY RELIEF Ae:sits charm .tiessssefchs
'ss WIZ health Al strength sad Secretion OF
PAINE OF ALL KINDs
sTgoufe-l psn-spFiy RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
tie Liver, Siueys sowef Iot sorsa RADWIF3
REApf RELIEF .aha ssT Internally appss az.saiy riis
RADwAT a CO., lea F1.su street, Ne sYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
!OHN WRIGHT a CO., Isl CaaE:res Ne s0rssss
- ssnara Aseu"ho viii slEp.y ae~sr, Rad.
raIcG:
AFss %
SMALL .....-........... .......... . IS
= s ss sys n MofRissoS, i, ss.ii, s.rss sad y
A,t sF a. a. R..o skDWATs READrREIIEr uA.7IyAw
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RIVER STEAMERS.
COAST

LNOR BhLlZE, South VEST Pass, -
T. snd 4. n er9,ttai' nr'T 2. rrgss "a.
= Lars ,nssr vii esve fr Rs Nd PRAIRIE rvsry Tuesday
olrs w. rgtarrn2 2 The he ny4 day. Lsavpx
evsy FRIDAY ~ 10 o' r. for BALiZE sOE ri WEST
PASS ard W st@rnets P1adsisns rsta<nna 10 he cg al
s1hd'y aset s For freight or passgs, Apply bard. m o
Lows street.
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VIII leave SATURDAY, November >, at
nD MENIbIIIr H.. ~

VIII leave SATURDAY, November l9. at O'Clock rA
ENOR MEMPHIS, HELENA. NAPo-
n LEON, GREENNfLLF CIR Nd LAKE, vlCKs- slt.f>4
BIZ RG aud all Intermediate Ahlnss Re- grtsr Mem.
ptts aud New Orleans Pafket UNCLE sAM-The new hlhi
ffausht and last running UNCLE SAM
port receiving freight, will leave For
ire gh accouodati3H Apply
foot Of Lafayette street,
WHITE y BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
~ The Uncle Sam viii pay particular attention fsish
skipped on Ler. ~
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent. !
Thursday Morning November 10, 1853 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
, ss5 r5si Si EsfPo % %sass &C.
sha cspian, Perry for 6enoa, Jr whitney 4co
ARRIVED.
mo Arrivals from Seal =.-
Below-Coming Up
shr Rsyen,vooi, Johd, @s from SsS 3drG
steam boats
Em I & landry, IRON Bayou s"ra.
Gipsy uye, from Bayou sara.
Alton, Po@ ,l9' f ,as G c. ,SGf e"'O'
Ne" Lu'y Devenney, from s. Logi'.
EXPORTS
hip Iesyitt bales cotton.
T1SdoNERy-Pe1 .teamoq tbs hour ss do whisky
voS"f,f ssp cSsPsa 50 ssT Sass cotton
IMPORTS.
MALAGA-Per brig AyOn-Fruit A Cochran &co.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
S1 do NJ SI s cotton do cSet I.Ssc1
%eg'3 do wight, Williams SGo- 81 do Payne Haon-so Do
nelly fhmraouOta bales ceion SO ''"'' u'
st t9ffs1 aep S
DO poao ssSaoi te aG S @ Dc
900 do &c of.,Sy do Eager Farley
GAVE sd 1f gostso t 20 r Risky
co.1l pork les sri O Woodrpf ,nDds u
BAYOU SARAIPeS steamer Emperorss bales Oakley
Person2N do Eln, Lee do Fsilouns ScoiJ AZ
FIszier-l7 do Andr-w-Is do
sco-i2 do Watt DeSsules-l do hjtenhsrsar
roV do Ward jackson Sco-s do II ps,, o.
Iayne do Anderson Metcalfs do Beale Ria
Villa Rawus &eo4s hhds bbls moass BrauS
bids Gordon 32 do Lnuve MrGa-eO bb
assf Darby TemouletlQ hhds Augn Tbibsu-i?
q do ~ bhls moassssA IL
&co-40 hhds C6mmack Squires
nrsauls23 bbls nossses Bubudge half hi.
Is bids sugar-Roman Keruon 25 do Payne Hasoni0 n
m ocqsuDdrs oderTotsl bales $685. hhds sOl
~ mp'assss Sf6.
pROvIDENCE-Per steamer bales VI PnekArd
fcc-.7a Estn &co2ao Byrne Feson
r0-ss Ward Jona'63 do Swny,
Cammsek, squres& wes6 do Nelson 3co-so
Henderson Psae6T do Oakley HAwkns51
eo-s Kicks dco40 do Watt DeSaulles-39 Beek-25
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G UNDRIES-Landin ex ships Reporter,
~ Serempore, Colun,biant and Unicorn--
MACH EPEf.- 3pi btis large No. 2;
PICKED HERRlSGS-lUo bbs (EI'ra)i
C0UFlSH- 500 boxes Extra Whe),
IIEBRISGS-s0g boxes Scaled and No. /;
SChp-loOD boxes, various qualities;
JAVA COFF EE-25' bags (Od Goveumsn);
FEpPER-2sO bags Heavy Sunatra
CRANBERRi E5-lU0 ar. hbls Curtis Co.'S:
TEAS-lgO pkcs. PoueAong Imperial Ganpowdtr,
and Young lysoni
SPL T PEAS 81 hall bills;
PEARL BARLEY--l00 kegs
TOBACCO-l5 pax ges IL. Goodv!n's);
Matches % Gates (Brzce's EIta);
ALE and PORTER--sn Aks London
CRUSHED ard POWDERED SUSARS-l5Q pk-g.:
SPERM CANDLES-7Q0 ba1-s New Belf1rd:
For ,a,s Is II. CARTER 4 co.
o2s5t 10 sud Is Common a. Teloap toulas streets,
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GaS- The splendid passenger steamer Liam
TUNA g. W. Hay2o Vt mastsr, will leave LOUIS and in
tetnsiiate lNuing' ms EVENING at o'elo=L
q. W. SHAW 4 CO. "a Poydrss street.
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Will THURSDAY. November To- at 5 O'clock
ETOR ST, LOUIS, CAIRO, New Ma ~
DRlD, HICKMAN MEMPHIS, HELENA, "A ys!tzl'S-S.i
POI EnS aad Al interriia'. 81
DRESDEN W. !.
freight leave rsh pass
ing superior a.Conm-i a'ions sPpiv Gu hotti
OGLESBY h MACAULAf, IS fclouptouiSs s.
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OHIO RIVER.

OdIU n.
VIII leave SATURDAY, November IL. o. iceE p.
ESOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, ~
H HENDERSON. MONT VERNON, SHAW lJsltl11f%
NEETnWN. sMtTHLAND. PADCCAH and al zz-.z-sss
Louisville AMI
ROBH.-rhe magnificent ard passenger
JAMES BOBB. Carian H. Carrell
AMI vii leave above. Fer freight PASSAGE having magnificent
&C apply beard
0GiES BY MAcAULAY as Trhcapitoues street
To- Plan Of the Cabin b. bv up
p the Az nts.
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CEEsCESr OFFtcr.
Thursday Morning November 10 1858
CDrToN-The demand general yesterday and the
sales embraced $500 baethe better qualities continuing
hral AZ quotations
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OE.fCHITJ RIVER.

IGOR POINT PLEASANT, Bayou
q BARTROiOMET, CCACFErTA CITY, TtEy -clt-ssSsfa
10Y, 5ioN ROE, cyLCMBA, Harrison a. RS z7hz<.~ssss
Pt-k@t IRENT1S-ff@ s-aaer rssSrOS lanes shnnnrf,
1-T having hesa ts1Fous h'y rhs4-t aAd will
her rsgpia Is paree aprry
" Mrlsj"EiL, n. BELL u Poydrss 40 "a
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TsR. DAVIES SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

g IN ~ ~ SAhO1 We WILD IN
~ AND TAR-Ir Offering 10 the 7ubr
lefy for CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA coUoHs,
COLDS appena few The saey of
TIRE medicine Numerous isstontsls
distribution ttte agency Shh may
. proper . ss tbs: Dr. prse;g Pay=s. o!
Ysarssisndirs yr.trac Of the CuEsrsity Of Pennsylvania
FROM ME. JOHN D. MORGAN Drusz5as.
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LiNERPOol-Per ship Leavit StsrRr-272l bales cotton
IINERPOnlc,-ler ship Calender-l ITO bales cotton.
NlNfGphERfPef rnTgiaip! tbs -four whisky
2 lkg brandy 6a bags coff's n / undtes
ttlNOA-Per ship CasPian-ls6s ha,cs cotton.