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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscENr oFFIcE, Il
: EridnY Morning nlntnhar "a. Z1s5a I

:. ~ ". t,RrseyNT f1yy,cr ~
80 Il Friday Morning October q, 1864 E.
COTTON The market was unsettled by the Nigga
ra's accounts and prices Irregular but mostly II
e lower For the present however we retain our quo
tations The sales reached about 1900 bales r. = q
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. efjg --AyJ
Inferior. ,......6 06x Middling Fair. .. ox01o
Ordinary 80. 7k0S FAN. :. -0I0K
Good Middling.. az @s1s Good and Fine. 20
COTTON AND TOBACCO srkrEhEkT. . &c
81 "a s .5--s. s' ros.-balss. Toslcso--hha.
T Rsesiy 90 a siass sep. i5ssss
sd :. yesterday. 54o9-15s4O2 ST. 1888
Exported to date. .,... A86 81 n 1882
e. Il. yesterday .......5.obe- 74,344 So 7,4s2
stock hand not cleared. 114T96 ~. 5. 7,76S
TOBACCO -. We heard Of only sale: "a hhds Ad-
mitted and Rejected. on private terms. Ezsg 81 Is
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs 1.-The GALES of Sugar en-
braeed $50 hhds at 44 for Fair to Fully Fair and TO-
made by the centrifugal proccssat o,ss OF Mo-
issses about 4sO bbs Sold including 200 old Re-
boiled at 1os 100 crop in poor bbs at and lilo
bbs in two lots at "a and 221<s gallon. So q
FLOUR, But little Offering and PRICES still i'm.
proving Sales 100 St. Louis superne at ~ 62k9s7 rs
200 at 81 49, and 100 Plants Extra Choice at SIS 30 Dbl
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G5'Ockcsyy, CsetsaN u7ssG "a gHsssCuY
ID II. FELL s. CO., 81 Common street, ccH
IL NewQrlssns, fmporters and Dealers Whces, IL and
Retail LAMPS, Pisted and BritannIs CAsTDRs, GAMBLE
STICKS TABLECUTLERY, JAPAHHNED WATERS etc. ~
be offered at low prces, fer
packed in the latest Nv
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EXPORTS,


N NEW YoRK-shp Jeraey-Assorted merchandise. " Cga3ks
PhoeuSi7t bb 4sT do tufpsntrs
BosTo Decas Pruas-97 tons hay to msstes
HAMRURship onre-4 cases assorted mercbsnjis
ersiner &eo rs do Marhury Fer3 Stuzenegger Eod
Ide zapn 70 DO Whitney &eoas DO co-i
Ar do Olsen-S Hen
defsoa Gspes3 do Warneken KerchhoG Gagon q Vles-
1910 to order -Is;lsJi ssTsSifiss - ~
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IOuISSILLE-Ste Gov cotton Jobn Ya
e. DO Payne Harison-o do cuday &cs do BALI
do Ssney eeo--l do Rohard Nuyent &oIs do
% 5qhn 9 Seshs eo-4sio Feilewes i Per-
Nalle Summers 6c2o bbls molasses Foley Ayeryo
-&t4 baes cotton. 81 - ~
g ST. LOUISSteamer Crystal PsIace-59 bh
stoe Costa scoa61 bales hemp Psrmss 30 s bbis
Duly Aecls baies hemp George boxes
ds d Grief 5co62 bales hemp Kenneth &cql bbjs anne
do onions IS sacks benton nadse
Shaw &eo2 bales linen John do j ID
Y g nj bhl ne's NJ. "
Bogsr Foley Averrss do Backner raek
potatoes B@nsel-anndries to oderTon 1855 bales cotton
BAYOU SARAsteamcr New Latona7 balss cotton John Lee
So esksy DO Carroll Prtshd
salu Payne HarIisenl2d do john Watt Anderson Met
eaaedo Wright Davenport &esl0 do McKov B,adods do
Nale Summers &co5 do McRea, Cofman
Aha ssgar Gordon Is do 60 bills
do 4 MltenbeIgeT &eoss de- SO sugar
SO bts moasssto habbs and 100 heed eatse
der q [ a
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-z..iissU .JerseW ZsaC Paints.

-557.-1.-VTBfD e5GF54Y AsFEC.HSfsa3aaS.
az The Sabscribers have band will constantly
applied from the nannacior assortment Paints
made by the celebrated R,575, ~
& NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
Tho sYow WHITE universally be superior
briiancy and durability, ey
ItFli much greater equal weight
lead rendering economicaI WHILE being
Of
familiar with the deIstsriou quality paint
factured from lead. ssa ssf5b "a s4g.{
BROWN ZINC pscuy and adbesive quail
tiles, especially recommended for
faces. The STONE COLOR possesses mlar properties the
Brown tie color is better adapted for painting out bdn
pots fdgssetc. The Company the
by PURE, keep fresh ard so reasonable
climate. To used precisely like White Lead.
n Ground OIL in kegs 50 and 100 Ma
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MIEW nRLEANS sRRING FACTnRY

MTEW ORLEANS SBRlNG FACTORY
I'M MACHIN EEW Inc. ~ a5l.s
Ladies' House md Shinasrs can have
ASTONISHING DISPATCH and anrnb than
done byhhnd, VERY LOW PRICES, by GIa
CHINE n 80 ~
promptly attended to. me-
Ea- SEWING MACHINES and supply MACHINE NEE
DIES SPoOLS, SILK COTTON THREAD eulbe
for sale. Apply At Is ST. CHARLES STREET, stairs
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EHINE MATcHEs,. -LEMEI,RY,as.,eate. -

E1yINE WATCHES JEWELRY ,petc. a s
u ATflERi 80 CAMP STREET, has constantly q
DUPLEX and CYLINDER WATCHES, Of eliahs tsst ssas4
Also FOB, VEST GUARD CHAINS aaKEys revsrs
.ae,iB PENS PENCILS TrIIMBLEs, BUCK LES, sse FINE
sR hGEnETs Bso2GHEs: EegLACEs RING sLYERWABE
TRAYS TEA SETS, CANnLESTICKs ,URNS,
RICH FANCY GOODS, LUBINtS FINE pERFUMERY-togetheI
great mention
Also SPECFACLES Silver
constantly
IN hand and 6ea m the eve al short notice.
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NIaO. O. F.-HowA RD IonaE No. 10
81 IN Al eaee.seTeryT THURSDAY n gNffe Legde Room
%&8 No. S. odd Feliowa' Hall, sst5rk, 6csrs-
r "a s11vs s gAs; DAyIs n giTgos gL1LEY,
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n ENIONS- so boxes, in prime order, now
n landing e1 steamship PHILADELPHIA for sale BY -
q Crnyta i
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" leo boxes y. D; 81 - IS q
oqo 4. D. GRiEFF g. co. 40 and u Old Lsyes.
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| M ILK-25 cases Solidifed Milk, put up in
4 lHk 2p0und sAnser @ hy s. WOLFF, IS Camp ssrss oeS
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j.. go sf=4l- NJ - ? st+' 800
.l..frz -e5lT9 [lr-sz
l558l -ez5 .s I=see
20. 'si.is -
"sLin E
ssIg. 4s..4- .sss9t' lsssa5aSs
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.sIl,gsasa2 il jam - ~ sY.5if $50
'te'N' ssss*gsgss4s2s
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56TsoFFEE-- Rio, Java, Havana and Mocha,
y ~ t S''.s "D' ava -IrfTIEJoHN NeRcoM CO., M
Is }t59 Fulton rect Grayer.
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$50 DIR, J.REUsCH. Graduate Of '-;EEgg.y 1

40 DE-, J.KEusDH, uFauuAte % y. y -
vssefinary Surgeon 10 his Royal dasats the King
Prussia has los The seeI-
lion of kinds DOE Of White
Felicity streets fully prepared all
ihe aninai kingdom Is heir to.
REusoa tsldsI 20 his nsay fnds a Pa1as b teis ely
inuancs ther patronage, himself
atrict 10 Fla profession and their nterebs
1T Drug Store Of Dr. Rusnn f95 prysdes
street opposite pyaase Market will teceiye
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| n oUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp Lafayette streetThs IT sucn has been
Of Incorporation passed vs. the
the transaction Of business TuRS
DAYi the I'D instant. -
apon which 1t esablahsd simply that ofa Saving In
siu,ion aordnK all opportunity acenmuls
ting their rose in the Charter that as nn
d u me will be secaiyeas On dapoait.
Money Interest the following rates have been
iabishsd
than than ~ the rate
three cent. =. " e ~ - : We
Deposits for than MONTHS
r. at the rlte o. four cent aununl
Deposits mon ntern at the rate Of i've cont per
]
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PHILADELPHIA C0AL-100 tons Red Ash
Coal egg sine 100 Lehgh Coal lumpa bulk 30
TONS Lehigh Coal sizes In easks, for sae to arrive
as : ]. H. ASHBRIDGE CO. IS ST. Charles street.
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raw IRAsIN sAsHmDOOR ANn BLIND

lV FAcToRY-sAwING, TURNING AND PLANNING MILL
Mahogany Walnut Cedar Aab POPLAR White Pre CypFens
Lumber constantly hand % order
Awning Moadngs every description. Also md
Brick Sand Lime ccuent and
Julia ST.
| oppoats the New Basin. fois1y JULES A. RLA"',
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NEW BUCKWHEAT-25 boxes ex Blacl
warrior es SAFE D. eRIEFF CO. 20 ard IL ola Lsvss.
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i-lal|E - I7sslsTFiA lTTl 7 NV = ~ Z
ssE-S staa
~ ~. 2. -. 40. vs.. r--.l-lt-. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY, -Antheny Kim
nay, VIM. Kux and x. Auer we're all examined yesterday
on charges of having received stolen ewery knowing
tohaye been stolen By the German boy, VIM Gaee who
robbed the iewelry store of Mr. Charles Pere on last
Saturday morning. The testimony was strong and con-
Vncing against the accused partie and the Recorder
committed them all for trial before the First District
L Cburt We 8t35& 9i.l fsa{ So
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Ls4,.., .DepaFirFe q Cars. ,.fist
From Here .e re " ~
FAng-s eerfs. erppS
~ Nisnt Fnkies, Es,
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MADEIRA VINES pipes Teneriffe; 8
half 10 ie Juice Sicily hall
do dol IS quarter do do; for sss by 80
s, slreee.
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I'D IGE-41 tierces prime new landing from
n, big q. L. Albeit, sais by -
oaf CuNVEFSb a co, cor. Canal and New Leyee.
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LIST or VESSELS IN poRTNor CLEARED.

Per ship oes.n Home Hamburgq and s 4. .e0r.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

my yarn: We left Crow City and came
back to the Forks. Cotton stores were
going up in all directions; one store was
opened Cd Jersey Flat, owned by Judge
Parton. In the meantime, my friend
Slater was doing a smashing business
with a keg of whisky, and was about to
go below for very large stock Of goods.
The boys thought that here was d chance
to send their dust below in safe hands; we
were certain it would be safe with Slater.
The time came round for Slater to start,
and we all dug up our gold bags, where
they had been hid and carried them to
Slater. I filed a bag with specimens and
sent up to hl. AS near as l can make
out, Slater took with him twenty-five
thousand dollars, and that was the last we
ever saw of Mr.. VIII lam Slater of Boston;
a Cockney by birth, and member Of an
honorable order, which trust has ostra-
cised his name. He had as well keep out
of the way Of Jack Smith and MIR. Car
man. [ have since seen man who met
with Slater on the Isthmus, who advised
him to come to the Forks, ard be sure to
inquire for Major Downie, who would put
him in the way of making his fortune.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

THH WAy THE, SAINTS Do 'Ex.-The
Desefet Nssssh has the following advertise
msRhs
'sGur, .Ors-Jem Finn and wife, late
onoEAgland, hare been cut off from the
Chdfch Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints, BY the, aqthoritiess at the. South
WiilSw, Greek ward, for conduct highly
deSQgat0Sy 70 their profession.
a's VIM, DRAPER Bishop.
Dawn JAMES, Clerk, pro tenn.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

Col. r. G. STONE, editor of the Platts-
burgh N. u Republican, will accep.
our thanks for numerous favors by the last
mail.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09
CASEY &..CO.,

XNHOLESALE and retaild dealers ins5
w Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Hard;s;
ware, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Clothing
and Fancy articles. One door below the
Virginia Hotel, Downieville. may 6-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09


The WAY OF THE TRASsGREssoR is
.HARD.-Tha editor of the Philadelphia
Coarier recently visited the Burning
Springs, near Niagara, and observed that
the names on the Visitors Register stop
ped short at the middle of one of the pa
ges; he says, On seeking the cause, we
found the last entry as follows:
Matt. F. Ward. Brothers and Servant. /"
"Of course that name had cast a blight
upon the page. forever; no honest man
would add his name beneath that of the
Cain-brapded fugitive. but underneath
was written, as by the hand of some re-
cording, angel or crime-pursuing Nemesis,
THE NURDERERr"
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09
The Dead.
BY r. H. TAYLOR.
Tread lightly!

BIZ IT, H. A1LOR
Tread lightly!
Disturb not the silence profound
That reigneth unbroken around
Where the shrouded dead repose;
But come, and their histories learn,
AS we gaze on the stone and the urn,
By the beaming moon that glows
So brightly!
Talk gently;
Whispers only should here be heard,
Here where the mournful leaves are stirred
BY the breath of the plaintive wind,
Signing dirge for those that sleep
Beneath the sod in silence deep.
Here ever the moaning wind
Sighs family!
While blending
tremendously soft and low,
Here angel-voices ever flow
In sweet and whispered tone;
And spirits walk in gentle mien,
That DER the graves, by men unseen,
By each hallowed mound and stone
Are bending.
And daily,
At morn. at the calm noon, at eve,
Come mornful friends to weep, to grieve
For the loved ones here entombed;
To think of by-gone, happy hours,
That time when fond affections bow'rs,
BY their presence were illumed
SO gaily.
How glowing.
How brilliant does this marble seem,
Its proud height peering in the CLEAN
or the steady lunar light;
'Tis over one who early died,
Whose bosom haply swelled with pride,
And whose stream of life full bright
Was flowing.
Bend lowly;
Tellofean old mans spirit flown,
This humble mound and modest stone;-
(Fitting tablet for the old.)
Come any mourners here to weep?
How many hearts the impress keep
OF those truths the old man told
So holy?
How lonely
Here the grave of a warrior stern,
There beloved husbands urn;
Here sleepeth fond young Wife;
Shadows fall from the cypress tall,
Casting gloom DER the graves of all;
Here endeth all human strife
Here only.
Borne slowly
With solemn tread are the wept-fer dead
And the sigh is heard, and the tear is she'd,
As they sink into the ground;
HomeMard, homeward the nournful train,
Wdepihg, depart;-weeping in vain
For the dead beneath the mound
Lain lowly. ~
The vernal
And bright fields, and the lovely aow'rs
Which aye make glad this world of ours,
The cold dead no more may see;
But care comes not to them again.
They rest from labor and from pain,
And that peaceful rest shall be
Eternal!
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

And bright fields, and the lovely fow'rs
Which aye make glad this world of ours,
The cold dead no more may see; {
But .oare comes not to them again.
They rest from labor and from pain,
And that peaceful rest shall be
Eternal!
Tuna 22dr 1247
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

TO have penchant. so Jack Tell ln love
with the sweetest, liveliest, and hoidenish
girl in the square; but how to tell his
love; there was the rub? He had heard a
good deal Of the Language Of the eyes" +"
and he accordingly tried that, but when
he looked particularly hard at the window
where Miss Emily was in the habit of sit
ting, some person on the other side of the
street would invariably bow to him,
thinking he was endeavoring to catch
their eyes. He has despised expressive
eyes ever since.
At length Jack obtained an introduc-
ton through his sister, and with her he
called several times, but was obliged to
leave the city for a season, and as each in
teryicw only increased his ardor, he deter
mined ON going it alone. Long before the
hour fixed upon by custom for an evening
visit, he found himself arrayed in his best.
Blue coat, metal buttons, black cashmere
pants, (said pants being little tighter
than the skin,) and'a spotless vest
The journals of the day. state, as an
item of intelligence, that the thermometer
ranged from 70 to so degrees. Jack
swears it was over hundred.
As the hour gradually drew near, Jack
found courage and perspiration oozing out
together; and he almost determined to pull
off and stay at home. He concluded, how
ever, he would take walk past the house
and see how he felt. BY the time he
reached the mansion he firmly determined
not to 60 in, but on casting his eyes
towards the parlor windows and perceiy-
ing no signs of life, he thought it was
probable that no one was at home, and
since he had proceeded so far. he would
proceed farther and leave his card.
No sooner determined than concluded.
In reckless moment he pulled the bell,
the darned thing needn't make such a
cussed noise The door was opened as if
by magic. and the servant girl politely
asked him in; Miss Emily was alone in
the parlor, and would be delighted to see
him. Lord! here was fix! Go in dark
parlor with pretty girl alone. It was
too late to retreat; the girl had closed the
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-28
Milton and MONTGOMERY Free Turnpike

On all lands within one fourth of mile Of said
road 10 cents per acre; all lands within the 2nd
quarter of a mile, q cents per acre; on all lands
within the Sd quarter of a mile, cents per acre !;
and on all lands within the 4th quarter OF mile OF
said road cents per acre, Except the north half
south east quarter and the north half north east
quarter of section g. the northalf south west quar-
ter of section 2 and the north quarter Of section 10
all in town north, of range 10 east and also on all
town lots within the territory aforesaid, 10 mAs on
the dollar valuation.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-28
r. A. CROSS,
y MATCHMAKER and JeWelcr.

GIs..z9 Would most respectfully yinvte the citizens
of Maumee City, Perrysburg, Waterville and vicn
ity to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
received from BOston--the best assortment ever
brought into this market--consistng of Ladies and
Gents Fine Gold Breast Pins; Gents Diamond
Scarf Pins; Gents Diamond Rings; Ladies' supe
rior Cuff Pins; Ladies Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, and
kinds and qualities beautiful ava coral Bracelets
fine Gold Bracelets with settings; Ladies' Gold
Chains; Gents extra fine Gold Vest Chains new
style]; Silver and Gold Pencils; Cornelian Rings :;
Watches Clocks Gold and Silver Watch Keys to-
gether with general of every variety OF
goods in his line.
Cash buyers will find this very desirable STOCK
and would also say that and will sell jewelry
ten per cent cheaper than Toledo merchants.
Maumee City, Oct. II. Il. A. CROSS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-28
:2246

HEAVY Loss.--One of the passengers who
perished in the Arctic, French ieweler, is
supposed to have had with him diamonds
and jewelry to the value of $500
$4,000 German emigrants arrived at New
York during the first s months of the pres
ent year.
PROFITABLE. a peach orchard OF
5000 small trees, in bearing this season, Mr..
F. G. Hill realized $4,000 in cash. The Or
chard is near Loveland, in Clermont county.
The fruit was taken to the Cincinnati market.
Hood, in an article of singular humor,
states that the phrase "republc of letters
was hit upon to insinuate that, taking the
whole lot of authors together, they had not
sst sovereign amongst them.
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Tickets may be sent to Prof J. WOoDMAN HART,
Ears Buildings. Chestnut street Philadelphia, Pa,
there being the principal editorial and publication
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