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Moro DenAIcatlOns.
OvER ISSUE OF VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK
ny THE PRESIDENT.

VVEBlSSUb OF VERMONT CENTRAL HALFWAY oiVSn
by THE PRESIDENT
Boston, July Is, 1854
Edward Crane, President Of the Vermont Central Rail-
road resigned his ofce day Previous to his resign
non II was discovered that he had oyerssued eight
thousand shares Of the Vermont Central Railroad The
saair caused considerable excitement in money
Aet a. Is the second Ike offence by him within about
. month. In the first CASE complaint made TO the
rand Jury, but that body took action in the matter
Crane used the overissue of shares to raise money
apon p]edgipg them collateral 70 p Lattimer Esq,
who supposng them Of to be bona Jde has sold
them in the market.
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View Hampshire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Veto.
CONCORD, July IA, 1854.
An the outstanding bills have been laid until the
pext Legislature.
Governor Baker has vetoed the bill to establish the
city Of Dover in consequence Of clause similar to that
N the Concord charter bill, previously vetoed.
The Legislature holds . night session, and win pro.
badly adjourn at O'Clock Saturday morning.
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HuaRAH FOR BABIEs.-The Stark County Agri-
cultural Society are offering premiums for the finest
specimen of Young Americans-here is the list
For prettiest baby IS 90 and diploma to mother
For I'd pIet.iest baby. 800 and dip. to mother.
For Sd prettiest baby. 200 and dip. to mother.
For largest and heaviest m
child, under IL months
cId-sge to be con-
sidered., ...........5,0 90 and diploma TO mother
For I'd largest and heav-
lest child under twelve
months oId-age to be
/, considered. 800 and dip to motheA
For Cd largest and heav
ieet child under twelve
months old-age to be
considered. 400 and dip. to mother.
The above is not q fair list all the rewards 60
% the mcther-po encouragement to fathers!
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From, Boston.

EXPLOSION or POWDER MILL-THE WEATHER.
Boston, July Is, 1854.
powder mill in Spencer, Massachusetts, blew up yes
serday afternoon and william Bixby, Of the work
men, was torn in pieces.
The weather here - cold and cloudy, and raw east
wind prevails. great quantity Of rain fell yesterday
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On thursday July H. ct the residence OF p n Brvson
b the Rev Thomas De Witt, d. D. RoBxxr NcNrusv Oh
CITY. - - :
On the 18th Of June, By .hs Rev. Bsn;anlo rv,,,.
Minister p Tic thuJ h ~ the BoIv Evsryai.s.s fs
Gco'gt's 0isFsll Na4.s4 bxnIy JEsg j. ssy.vos l,o.
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GUNNER RETREATS.

NEW i0Rk TO TIE wnl!! nogNrAINA pEn4cT.
White river cad Wells riyss = LtsSsn lass q - 1scs
tssss, tsa Vie neatpsiisr Dys!isgtsn O. 49, ~
Nsy ms,ss SaTslsssS sSrns. g Ssss1ysy - 60 80
Yress trAins ~ A. H., anA r. \. 1o01aoo akeefeS
fRAxcIs HYDI, ssa.ss, sssss, ~ ss,sA sssssA
SHXMs1ukY. LONG nRANCH, E01LAMD H0CK.
The nsN eteease JAMES CHRIsf0Pn1h &c., JSiu
- cents - 80
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day
PERSONAL.

RROOKLYN ExPRESs--THE BROOKLYN EXPRESS
II who received trunk board Of the Fulton fer
~ .oat Friday the 14th between and sx
requested to deliver it Immediately at No. a6 Washing
ton street. Brooklyn
INFORMATION WANTED, OF DAN LRNAHAN, FROM
the perish Of New Market, county Cork, Ireland who
be thankfully received by his sister Ellis LenahAn $40 First
THE YOUNG MAN WHO LOST A CARPET BAG "a.
tTrday night July can nnd u ey sending bis 60 s
city, Persons win assist the loser in finding his bag BY
making this known.
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90 and diploma to mother

Cameo aguerre0typcs, by Charles HI.
WILLIAMSON, Gallery in Brooklyn, 249 Fulton street.
Opposite Clinton.
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TEE STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON sailed at yesterday for
Bremen via southampton, with l6l passengers and
3le3, S54 in specie.
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Pianos, McloieOns, and Music.-Horacc Wa
TIERS sss Broadway exclusive agent for T. Giisss
srors pianos Jacob Chickernss panos Gibe.ts boulor
1ianos and Horace Wa.ers' pianos. D. II " Smith .
elodecus. Good sin Bald xn's meodeops- Nc. Waters
has hand pianos Of eight other different masers
every variety and Of quality better than
found el,swksre His motto being small profits and
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Death OF Hon. Levi Hale

1he Hon. Levi Hale, Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court Of Rhode Island died at his residence in Warren,
yesterday.
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EDUCATION.

YORK. on the Central Railroad fare 3zk osnta staaAs
I np 'sSssns ysss q C5ansynie kss,x eeysey u y;
ssssSs boys fss Az Of tAs sssis: psrsus sfb Who
may be seen At the Natoas! Hotel Corsndt srssS on
Monday next between 10 and IL eclosk.
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Arrival Of the southerner.

CHARLESTON July To- 1854.
The Omitted States man steamship Southerner, Capt
ss Evan, from New York, arrived here At II O'Clock
this tsaturday) morning.
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new Mrsic..- Let Me Alone" Ballad, Is
ssats, Our Girls ballad with besutifrl Illuminated
sSastte 81 cents. W,sdsIes; Rssur1 Song, yisaet.s on
sTa.J Land schotsch With beau.r, vgnette IS cents
spark Waitxss - cents. HORACE WATERS, publisher,
S2j broadway. N. b e" ie sent ny mad postage fres
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OFFICE or THE CHIEF or POLICE, JULY II
~ lsA0wacrs are waited - this ess for As feilsvas
onssold ioehe COLA studs silver psass sysr seab
tubes arttAcisl heysrs, shaAe trnHngs nud ampwick
fcris states sISc.s bras esssors sih tyst sovS.4
buttons gimp, hk eapss, lace collars, suk and prsnsa
buttons ehavls, boots pillow remnants Of musa,
nen calico carpet sstn, damask cashmere, silk sn1 b.
bon umbrellas coats pantaleons vests aad et u aAss
amount Of money, And . slk mantilla found
GEO. W. MAT5kLL, Chief Of Poiics-D
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Second Hand Pianos and Melode0ns at
great baresi New and second hand pianos to rent
Nusc merchandise Of all kinds sale prices
BrOaAysv.
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Union Hall Clothing warehouse.-P. l..
ROGERS CO. corner of Fulton and Nassau streets 70
spe<tuly invite the attention Of the pubic spen
id assortment Of and boys summer olohing
and furnishing which they are now selling at greatly
reduced prices 0re rrice-no deviation.
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Great Bargains In Ready-made Clothing,
sishty soled from the late IRE in BroadwayFss black
French cost 3 for $l0 black and figured
pants, ergt 81. for 81; yssts, cost 81, for -
GEO. LgVfE, corner Nassau and Beekman streets
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THE TURF.

T1EION COURSE, L. I,--TkOyT1NG. MONDAY, JULY
~ II, a. p. M.-Mateh for sl,Q0, mile heats, best
Mark Mcguire. formerly called Putnam: Wilhum Shuttle
name. Huguonot Stages leave the Villa msburg ferry
ali and return the sport 10
come OF rain shine. JOHN L. SNEDIKEK. Proprietor
Union COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-TRorrIEc,
~ Tuesday July ls, st3P. M-Aasoh for 5000, two
Brooks; Mr. u: PiGer names JACK Waters The
vii leave south ferry, Broohyp, At NJ and return
80 soon the sport TO OF IL day.
JOHN I. sSEDIKEH, Proprietor.
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mOhhOW WILL CAUSE SpEEOY NAH
Nl rssss Who will all enjoy the rrestest bspbirem Of
strincrtsi thss, srd will show The they ill
~ fh-oush ~ 'rs,rnn. - Who'll che all carss d lioEr
y'ter ~ cvolihe ~ ~ her osrfci
VIA ssI 81 rsar's - 10. trd the
= tro-strssi, ,sss slaIss .tss-s Csi t'sc,a
ST..
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MATRUf0NIAL.

WI Paris Prcfessor Of Autssphy, reading q ohsrae-
ter ~ An indfvduas and spiritual writing
ensn q hsadxrisns ssnd 70 any psssca fan tsissa
also description q The css Msy Ieys q WIN nsru "A
once New York Those living the sity ean safely
rassmt through the mail and viii ks answered n enc
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1,O SHEET-HETAL wORKERs--NOTICE.-OEE OF
the most valuable and usful patents that has been
granted within the last ten has been awarded TO
g s5il for nsysl and iavslustls 1sehins for making
per day. This machine being exhibited between the
hours Of A. n. and p NJ In No. H. 1T No. Wall
call. Towns sties ssunes and State rights sale All
post paid promptly replied 70 in their
WILLIAM WEBSTER,
0HAbLEs MILLER,
Sol PR prietera NJ IL " all street. New York
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A Rare Opportunity.-E For sale, = Busi-
hsAthy neal sad sxessdasy pleassnt Net prosts
isase Of three yet TO with renewal OF ave-
Tvnf moderate Inquire Of H. Hunt Smelling, SS Broad
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L9ees.-Just received, by r.. w. Roberts, 588
rcaiway corner Ninth street. II 900 yards n valen
Asd crercd oheisetteA sleeves and collars Of same
IA ths styles shapes also french bands in
hric aad Swiss muslin.
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Cholera Hospital In the Firth Ward.-In.
haetants In ths visiny trying 70 have the hospital
Sss bat y esnf yhethsr they esa carry
sucIsdsneum be had at "a Fulton srss
prsce csnte and cholera other infectious sick
tnhe hold o. their ystsm sad they will be just
sM the hospital had been removed For Ne sfsotuAl
cure Of dyspepsia no other remedy has proved
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Sewing Machlncs.-lf the plbl1c wish to
parohass sewing which they without
ger conflicting pafeut claims and 1t the time
lave tho best machines devised let them buy Of
dputad rstsnt rrsnt.d to Morar johnson in isf9 AZ
impsoyedb BY SINGER these cannot be equal
Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nELMONICo's HOTEL, Is BROADWAY. NEW YORK
IL July a. lsj4-An impression having got abroad, In
recent sale Of the PREMISES that
signed had closed his hotel bs taks occasion to inform hi
et 70 the lease Of the gndsr:srsd which yet uas1
for the Of the public, and heretofore
under the mama cement Of the undersigned.
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Or. Hablneau Wishes RESPECTFULLY 60 Inform
those families who have efors desired his professional
essvee tbs. he has removed from 43 LspeAaxd
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Please Try IL, ana Restore year Hair.-We
vn warrant hair 70 restore the hairs
e. and produce entire growth, or tbs money
termed. KNIGHT CO.. Chenists 3fl Broadway.
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PimR!es, Frechles, Tan, kunburn, Redne~,
ke, Positively cured by GOURAUD'5 celebrated Italian
edcAtsd soap Pcudrs subtle urroots hair from
ftbe body Liquid and powder rouge. lily white. hair
soravs and dye at the old psrfunery depot, 81 walker
street, ffst store from Broadway.
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CUBMARlNE BLAsTING-HUsTEB KRoEBL, 81 B
- uArine Engineers No. Broad street, having compile
ted their ccntraet with the city York to remove By
subm blasting the Vanderbilt rock, of the foot Of
Jackson street, Esit river prepared mako
tracts with local governments insurance companies
ndvdusls to sunkcn rocks and other
in hsrbors and rivers In part Of the world The mos
t.tsaeory references viii De given as to prompnes expe
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Defiance Salamandcr Safes.-Robert NJ. Pat
celebrated safsa and r. C. Coins ds
Naree 1ocks and bars she safes aud looks
Maiden lane; nsnufsstcry Co. g. "a and 66 Cannon
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FURNITURE FOR sALE.-A FAMILY KNOWING
70 the country will sen low for cash. three rosewood
paror suits In satin, rosewood piano. msodson and other
psror fnInurs Of superior quality o. private sale. Ap
ply s i69 West Twenty fourth street. near Eighth
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

7Q1 BROADWAY, SECOND FLOOR TO LET Gov
ing, or for business.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

fyURE OF COKNs-BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. 10
~ bowery, esst side, between Brooms and Dslsnss,
seets Madame b. respectfully informs the public ths
she has reduced her price order to enable
iree from pain and feels confident in promising that ah
without csusn the least pain OF noonvenenee Person
rom until o'clock, r. N. SI#
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RRcoKLYN:-PART OF HOUSE TO LEr-C0NsIsT
- ing Of paror and the fret floor double
basenens sub cellar and washhouse Ten minutes walk
from the Fulton Montague ferries; two mnutes rAk
from tho Brooklyn City Hall Inquire the premise No.
20 BoeYum street. Rent moderate.
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e.; Of arg sosds.T Byr1s win sell y .ast,a The
following days. at 100 Or and street. williamsburg Sale
commence at 10 A. NJ. gP. and in tho evening.
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OWNERS WANTED FOR ONE.HAL BARREL III
" quor, w. T. Foster N. y; one trunk, Ernest Coard
do ore barrel Cuv one do Y. Marshall; two boies
2 Partridge 4 Co., n. one do, 7. W. HumEhrsys DO.
R \ Co; one barrel and one hss W. Dickson one b.'
glassware L. Allen, Albanya received from Phadel
phia by Camden and Amboy Railroad.
A. DECKER, Agent, Pier No. ], N r.
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sting Of front and back parlors with folding doors
pantres and tea room, with ali the modern i'm
to let moderate rent Inquire on the premises No. M
F0Yelth street. :.
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DOSIN OIL NAPHTHA AND PITCH FOR SALE BY
IL the Staten leland Oil Company, No. so vssey strest
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RhNDhLs hLEV LID KAiLWAI AND PHOME.
erecting In front Of the American Institute ISL Broadway
and In the Crystal Palace specimens OF this elevated ra
way &C. requestedo said Institute
day ns1t the 10Th July a.s O'clock ~, to transact
the business prescribed in their subscription.
New York. July IA. JOIN RI NDEL, JR., C. r.
PS-Tbe subscription book for the furtherancs Of this
enterprise is open NJ the Inst where may also
model Of the eligible plan the
vented by Mr.. Rande1, for improving the city travel
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CrORE NO. 10 CoRTLANDT STREET TO LET-rHE
~ best location 10 the city for busness be had
term Of years. Rentlow Apply on the premises.
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. AND HoDGuV0.

7R0 114ApVAXs-Au ILE0ANTLY IuRMIsHlD
oOA Woe a. Heons " lst 70 family sinsls ssnts-
with 81 vt1out boasd; meals served IN reoms; lso
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


WANTED-BY A SMALL rAbILY, A HOUSE OF
part Of house. In genteel neshborhood, not atov
Twenty thir1 street. Gas and bath required Rent NO
more than $3.50 year. Address Tenant Herald Office
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Augr ,st 1. 1874

WASHINGTON, Augr lst |. 1864.
SENATRi-After the close Of Cur teleeranbic
report yesterday, the following proceedings took
pl nee
Mr.. Bright moved that tn q Senate insist nm
tn cir disagreement to the amendments of the
House OF representatives 20 the bill authorizing
tn 3 extension of the Ale sandria and Waab;nae1
ton Raj road into the District Of Columbia ! =.
agree to, committee If conference which NO .
agreed to.
And the Chair appointed Messrs. Bright.
Toncey ,ind Fish. on the part of the Senate
The d eers ere then closed, and the Senate
RENAME q IN Executive session until half past T
P. M hen the doors were opened, and, after
an 1neff actual attempt to take ND private bill
the Sen ate adjourned
A me ssage was received from the President of
the on tied States, during closed doors, in an
swer u, the resolution Of Mr.. Mason, adopted
TINS a. "; which was read and referred to the
Comm lttee on Foreign Relations, and sent i'm
meale'tely to the printers
housR.-When the Geographic report closed
y yes''eroay, the House were in Committee of the
bid: -'-"st'
The Senate amendment appropriatiup $50
ooo, on certain conditions, for continuing the
work for supply Of water to the cities of Wash
lngton and Georgetown, and that appropriatipp
,Sfo,o0O for completing the Little Falls bridge,
were severally rejected.
The following was agreed to:
For altering the streets aud repairing in
front of the east wing of the Patent Office, mt
ting up iron ratings faggings, footways, putting
in order yards, painting new saloons Of the
Pat snt office in fresco, $14 ESQ., and for an iron
rail ng in front Of the old Patent Office building,
a liter alton of the windows, dressing the granite
to COZ form with the front, and for nrivate
sta irw. y, $3.50. r.
All 81 Senate amendments fone hundred and
e;ghty-n ne in number) having been acted
upon-ma. ny of which were reiected-the com
mittee rose and re ported the bill.
The main ,1uesti, On was ordered,
Mr.. Barksd ale N owed that the bill be laid on
the table; pending which motion,
The House at hal 'past O'clock adjourned
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DE WITT COUNTY. The Victoria Advocate Of
the 22d ult gives the annexed account of a late
murder, committed in De Witt county:
"We are informed that NJ. 6.Jacobs, some
time last week, killed Major Houston, of Cuero,
by shooting him with REVOLVER. This horrid
tragedy was the result Of. q misunderstanding
between the parties as tothei right Of possession
to negro child. Jacobs made his escape. and.
ut last accounts, although the whole neighbour
hood had turned out in pursuit, he had not been
unprecedented" ..,...
Mr.. Hamilton White, Of Caldwell county, gives
the folio wing account Of negro stealing. to the
editor of the State Times from which we obtain
it. A few days since man was taken up be-
tween Lockhurt and San Malcos, travelling, NOT
exactly in company with negro, but just be-
hind him. The fellow said his hame was Riley.
The negro accused him Of having given another
as his name on the road. They we're taken to
Lockhart and confined in jail Riley confessed
to the charge Of negro stealing said he was one
Of a party Of ten or fifteen men, engaged in car
rying negroes from Texas to Mexico For each
negro they take into Mexico, the Mexicans pay
them two hundred dollars. The negro is made
q slave after the Mexican fashion. Heis a peop
working at about twenty five cents per day,
finding himself, and is to be free when he pays
mis- master two hundred dollars.
Riley ID from Arkansas. Was recognised by
some citizens, who say he was publicly whipped
there for horse stealing
The negro says he belongs to gentleman near
Houston.
The Gonzales Inquirer complains that plant
ers in that vicinity have not had rain enough,
and that cotton is suffering for the want of it,
while the reverse is the case in other places.
The rains have been very partial; however, the
Inquirer says crops are every where good, and
that every one will make as much as he can
pick out
HIGH WATER IN THE WEsT.-The Nueces
river was not long since, FIVE feet higher than it
has ever been known to be.
The Brennan Enquirer understands that q
Gaming affair came off near Chapel Hill, few
days since. 1t appears that man named J. F.
Walsh, who has been officiating as pastor of the
Methodist Church Of that place, made pasto-
raj visit to a Methodist family, all Of whom
were members Of the church, and there being
no male member of the family at the house, he
took the liberty Of hugg ng and kissing young
lady, who informed her brother, Ia Methodist
minister,) of the unwarranted insult; where
upon he called upon the veritable Walsh, and
very properly administered merited reproof
by way of sound heating.
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sS LoU9ssatper Aietk Scotq9 bbs fau voo,h. GrIsvs
eoeo % uz,s'by s-gsy 6s DO Eager &cias d. sstks
ptsn hhd tobeeo ofr syis hal, Whisky
leo half bis do counsv &et ,arls "a ps ss,.o Il
81 & ss DE- oats let bp Heass y sogpss paaz
sp ksnnstt DI Aeoas aasts esg. 49, bran 10
hid. sds 200 keys bot ii Rms Wight Gesss saeEs
oesA 1875 DO is petssr bssdo Jsmss
puhsn b9 do npprr u DO poasto
rsn, 10 apples W s-a;ou III u pssas Z
ponPey ipi Sfc boI's ~ ffkns b1tsr 2sas
s' Doees1 DO erlsB AseSi sg tssss
Shot kcos0 bts alcohol w ved nbufg pses nndss ASss
&s DO bbspototoesy . DO sausagss Owner. '-.
ST LoUsstesmsr % bases est.on John Watt ktos
hhra tobacco Levy DO MGgor Iovsy &eo- do
" ohinson-i YeaImao der n Do ADD d1o4
dr. beef Morphy eeIand al pso4r
John Taginns at4h sacks Msrtn Cntss 49, 100
os4i DO s.3 os -four Jonnoly sacks btan
1895 do w Shaw co55 do wheat
1890 do bran ~ do shorts "a ss bills -Four
Ssdo lime Price, Couvets &eo-tn6 do
bacon 40 apples
s sud 20 DO Ben seo ~ wi. sad II I. % seos
sgg castings Turner Wilson &cssaudiss
Total, l93 bales tobsrco,
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Mckay is likely to lose $3.50 worth of yalua-
bles' which she had entrusted to Biddy's care
for safe keeping
SECOND DISTRICT -
sWlNDLINa--Charles Marnean wasyesscrday
arrested on the complaint of G, Drez, thes hat
tore man, who charges Marpean with haxAg
L knowingly and willfully passed counterfeit $40
Leuisiana Bank note upon him. thereby swim
ding him (Drez) out Of $s20, and violating the
stntutes of the State.
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r .tsA%she chars Mgg.n from udi:no via
Mrr Mn child and Miss Calhoun, Miss Lushsr
Me M Mills s~o children apd Mrs spy Mr. Nhels
Lieut. Stevens, Eng Boehner n
k, Uford Nj H-ydseher + kias ~ s HiIsrd Mostly
Ar Drvns Scot. JudgsJ C Msgginsen Webo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

stock on hand not cleared ...... 48,681 ... 3O2S6
TOBACCO. We heard of 60 hhds sold but could
ascertain particulars.
SUGAR AND MoLAssE5 =. Sales confined to small
lots at steady prices
FLOUR. Prices tending upward Sales 4S0 bbls ST.
Louis 81 Is 200 in lots at 81 and 200 Extra at
SIS So Dealers realizing 81 so for retail lots Of su
perfne.
GRAIN. Corn active with sales of 5000 sacks
including $50 inferior and damaged at $685. 1900 in
three lots 3s@40 400 Red and 800 Mixed at A. 400
Mixed at 40 125 at So 100 Yellow ST. ATS at S. and
1s45 White at coo y bushel -. or Wheat lot of 70
sacks sold at s101 o5 p bushel Sales of Bran, $50
sacks at $50 p 100 is.
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales Of Pork
at s12 so D Dbl for Mess. OF Bacon, u casks
Sides sold at 6Xe q b.. Lard active, with
sales of so bbs at 103S, and SO kegs at Ike tb.
HAY j.. 100 bales Western sold at $50 p ton.
ROPE Active and $50 coils disposed of at Nc a H.
CANDLES Sales 400 boxes Star in two lots at 22s
cash. and $50 boxes, also in two lots. at 22he Ii.
WHISKY. Sales confined to small lots at 26n4 a
gallon for Rectifed.
COFFEE. 200 bags Rio were sold at 1o1s@1o1e
fb.
FREIGHTs. A ship taken for Bordeaux at SO
for Cotton and SIT for Tobacco.
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations !:
5teflfne .......... l09NO1094
srsncs. Of. 109hf20 p dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills.........1kR2 q Ct iisc.
Sight Checks on New York A0l p ct prem.