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HEAD QUARTERS, EoyIsIAEA .LE EsIs

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also he only popular safs Which has Al
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having lock was thus as Novephs
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too ha and SiSs sss heavy fall @ Jest
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so Is Ss S %o Ras ] Work as
serbed but they confident thu, those who vii v
ns% sG B sHf Ms sFsey
S Rs sss5 and Fsa5s Jsas
Pumps and PUMPING Engines dchafns
Gallons per hour suga! House Pumps Fire Engines Pumps
ss I @ SsPs Pumps f s
b? MeGoWans Portable Plantation Pumping Engines
lifting and forcing large volume Of water from the river
Hoase
zsSs ERS' %fss s5S s
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps by brake,
sps sshs s% 81 e ss
The u sn band gse
without foT printing honsss houses etc. where
Rs easys putting
these engines to work. both engines and boilers are vertical
Cincinnati December l. 1856.
Messrs. Gee D. Winehel, Bro 4 Co:
sop RsR n & s enh s csaF oF
es ss i ms and gsn SD se
es Ishss saa prss ana .5srs sPs5s Nh
cordially il The notice Of railroad and
N'S'' S. i. MORSE supt. c. and c. R. R.
oa!ce y 8, t % o and z v En2osd e.:
performance Of the MEG Pumps muse this road
@ S sy ys II @ hS
The above Pumps constantly for sale by the
w sRo fh hR
JoTIoE-M,EssRs. pENS!sTouN, y, WOOD o <, : CO;
New Orleans the Of up M
8 hs% s ss aa Coupons S SUI
dollars ell due first o lss Fur
5s I'D day Ct S Sa Rno s
cihc which vessel missing and supposed have
0s js25 go COT S'A' Az j. pENN1sTouN & co.
II S5a hHHY hSssi sy.
FxTRA FLOUR-2OO bbls celebrated Grafton 600 Elk
| La fra Flour just landing and for sale by
i lIE< S. IL. KENNEDY CO..
| je25 St ,.l lS'z 20 Poydras street.
ELOUR-5OO Choice Superne and Unbranded for sal
/ II by azz.,l' s. II. KENNEDY CO., gy
| je25 St -E 20 Poydras street
i NTOTICE.-THE PURCHASER OF THE Bo0kAC
Of the interest of G. Tfn NJ D. in the special partnership
Dts. TIFF1N LEONARD, having appointed me agent 70
the settlement of said books accounts and interests notice
hereby given all indebted said books to come Tor
/ ward and pay, speedy settlement must be had
Il, Va. w. T. LEO NARD,
je24 St . No. 80 ST. Charles street.
i 'pICE-3S tierces prime Carolina, for sale by
II j. H. CARTER & CO.. s.
ie2i 3t3p corner Common and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
MAGKEREL-loo bbls No 3, for gantat ion use, fo
je24 3tSp corner Common and Tchoupitouias SITS.
TURA slxES-lOo boxes Raddin's brasd. for sale by
| " j. H. CARTER & CO., !. .g
4 JeA 3f3p corner Common and Tchoupitoulus sts
| EIERRING-l00 half bbls Baltimore Roe. to arrive G
l j. II. GARTER & CO.,
je24St3p corner Common and Tchoupoulas ss
0ILs-2so bbs Lard Whale, Sperm, Lnseed Neatsfoot
j. H. CARTER & CO.,
4 5eN St3p corner Common and Tchoupitoulas Bts
fODF4SF-lo0 boxes, 50 pounds each. new for sale by
4 " ]. H. CARTER l. CO.,
Je24 3tSp corner Common and Tchoupioulas ss
. J. H. CARTER & CO.,
| je24 Sssp corner Common and Tchoupioulas ss.
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First JUSTICES Count JOHN COLEMAN versus John
FRe 3E5Tss Of thres wits is
D directed by abe Hon p Mitchell. Ers, Justice
.as
81 ST H
81 " on n0 VIM C. ou1RK. Constable
FsR i Ss.B fs51E
RyVIRTuE Of srlt of Il s s,5 fs sa to
Of he Pesce Parish f oleansI hsvs offered
@ one cr P
two thirds of the appraised value. "a Ms.
k M s and M last h ba dspgs
twelve months credit with bond and security with five per
cent 'ne.sS' tsi Si - w. W. MITCHELL.
Flqsr5ysge5s HAEMAN Y za5 oNTeo
H5S Sst 5siss i Il f
on on HuRsbAY 81 day july 1856 o'clock NJ
srf1S1s 5 Seized in the above
je2I22sjys -1 WIN. c, oUIRK, Constable
sEe9Sp NgRhE HAHN
Id s 81 osa
Poydras Perdido Streets TUESDAY the lst ofJu
o oN Z S' OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit. " 49, ~ "a
TERMS-Cash on the spot. - - :, 81
jelsM&jy1 7 ~ Constable, :
sEefsP psFSas
= n Ha 4 &c
for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell at
spfsa
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit. 3.s4a ~
sje17 q &c 80 Is, l5 Constable
srcqsD JUSTICES counr B. EGGLEsTeN Is y:
~ 'Sh 4 Tt'Sass ef q GeEi faeies
a Il ts
PsFdae Gfa sy
O'clock have failed get twothtas Of the appraised
One quarter pipe coGNAo good containing GALS
6ns si1ss sf AZ a bs 5
Ge credit
van I'VE pr cent interest," pe' wv W MITCHELL,
.s o 1Is5.l.4
the ,s er nS o
about hundred Of which at present in
s. s;s 5ss
HsS III @
I, inferior e ,O to none Ell
great bargain to any desros rchasing Possession
viii be given after ths off e the presen
fShs5 RfSSs IS
Hamilton Plantation btis b HaShoo mev,
ala tt lsGlI5 49, aMorehouse. In.
rOLENAN TOOK THE PREMIUM At
W the New York Fair for the best CORN and FLOURIN
Th0s s1E sa ge
an MI
| TA1RT1 OTT.ANTD sy1En aTfTNM J1TsT 9RECEJvF
4 Ia from the Mandatory. h. ~
s bliss su gsad sn Lsd Oil .rc,s
y iel7 & For sale by a. Es j. MALLETT,i q Front ST.
WOODHVARD'S CABINET FuRNI
: m TURE WARER00MS, No. l76 Magazine street and
made 10 order IN good and substantial sanner OF
Furniture made and repaired Hotels, Ships steame
and supplied with Furniture and Bedding
B-Having taken the large brick.houss on Julia stree
prepared to store quantity of goods
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended with
jys lily ~
: NOTICE.THE CITY OF JEFFERSON is NOW PR,
pared to fund its debt by issuing bonds bearing eight
cent interest and we'll secured special act of the ~
~ ~ ssS' 'Nt''sN '-''e FJ. LAYER Mayor
IfELASS-500 boxes American and French Glgss--Eer
very me 9''S and some AZ ah RFRsgs t RR sals
ie24 lot - - - IL Magazine street.
C,AULKTNG. HIALLETs AND IRoE-A go
Just received and h GT sTlf "
je24l 0t 70 Magazine street.
DAINTS-. large and well assorted stock Of ali kinds
Paints Putty warnishes Glue Ioswood, Copneas, Chal
f"ekns Yarn Brushes anS sale BY
jeail0s IL Magazine street
ei Y siiPPs k!si ssa'sa'
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Bebielg Of tge Nlarhfts.

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNB q.
COTTON. Some few buyers came forward yesterday and
took about 1000 bales in several small lots at rates within the
range of quotations, which are unchanged I; r5.s
y NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. 7
Inferior Middlng Fair. .l2@-
Ordinary. .S}s@94 Fair.
Middlnr 1014G9lli Good Fair
Good Mddng ll7a0lla4 Good and Fine. no
TOBACCO. The demand still active and the sales em
26 hhds, of which 1855 Refused, 49, in three lots 2
and 80 private terms and 81 comprising q s. and
2at77sc Ttb. = VI OH .,-5.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. &
Stock on hand Sept l, ls55........ 40,5s7S l1,7l5
Received since. Il, 739,444 44,6O0
yesterday =, b20 49, ...z,.5l 5S5 u
g ~ 49, --l;739, 1854 SIS, 1856
Exported to date. ......... 4 ,722 94s7 1862
= yesterday........, 1883 -or -, las 80
r. a-g $4,000 1870
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NOTICE. uNDERsIi EEI, HAVE FORMED 4, q
eo.partnership continue the business smith
Cooper ibis city md New the Gn of sMfTf
COOPER & co. Eli LII. SMITH, &
S s5 g4E3 VIII. cooper, Jr. SE
rs .59ll45 IS q Z. 81 u. ALLAN MlTEHEIdI.
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GfosF Z So4f' - ~ 1ss iiu III Deputy Clerk
CONsTABIlE's SALE

Parish Of Orleans. SM1TH---Nos. l61 l62, 163 &s
PY VIRTUE of three writs OF Gerf facsas TO
ID directed by e Hon. D. f. MITCHELL First Justice Of
the Peace for the Parish ef Orleans I PROCEED to sell
1t IL o'clock NJ at my Warehouse No. Is Julia street,
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE. Seized in the above entitled
suit !. .sfs - -5-s@ a@ Ef
EIE8HTERMS-Cash on the spot
je24 % 0jy4 I5, WIN. @. QC1RK. Constable 4
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=-77=-7-.F'-*--7@l=5l-
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE-DELIGHTFULss SEA SHORE RES
dence at Mississippi CTo be sold reasonable terms
Athe property at Mississippi City, situated next to Mr.
Barnes, and within three minutes walk Of the wharf The
house connections and in excellent repair The furniture
be taken ut valuation If required For particulars apply
TO- ~ JAMES HARRISON & CO., NJ : 'ia
RI II 20 Cyustomhouse street.
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FOR RENT.

-, HOUSE FOR REGNiTsAND FURNITURE FOR
two.stoy Brick Dwelling situated the north
of Canal street. between Basin and Franklin Streets
antnn CORRIDOR parlor and dining three fine bed
on the second floor besides several good bed the
servants pantry coal ;cstern and ydraH-
Of the delightful residences In the city having
he full advantage Of the breeze The neighborhood Is
a highly respectable. 35#s.55sg "a (
For full particulars apply the promises No. 2l2 Canal
between Basin and Franklin streets. Al tt
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BIT X HE N4 oRrHANs FS1SSis tTEfEs
IRON WORKS The undersigned beg leave to informa
public and builders generally that they manu-
factiring ali kinds Of Architectural and Building
Work b5 81 Circus street. such Verandahs Rail
ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges Roofs etc. ~ 3
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
every description Of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
sss;a3t sui - f;l4 Sg7 BENNETT 4 en-. e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nache1-66 bales cotton to Ward,
Saunders Il Hunt-8 r Wyehe &col2MD Withers-6 y J
cMahon6 Henderson Peale5 Cleveland Brothers &sos
Person &co-3 Thornhl &cp-I Oekey 6 HaWknsS9 bxs
fruit III bbls rope Robson & Alle71 bxs
potatoes Mash 8 bales hides L
10 order-Totai, 80 bales cotton. III me- V
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5aaa asULLEsE sRfgFNesS cFFoGTkw COUNTY, *
Eaf Aahanas proprietor o. tEe shova
Place thaaks fTlsAHs
md is Vicinity or heir en Ne
aeppy see them again Iii VIII
the Springs and New Orleans this
abng yfsorg at The PLACE witt
friends ata aipg expense without she usual ea1gsd
MITES OF EG1Kns
G5@Per dsyr,
Ak S TX
aIaels 81 n sis NJ On he isssssl Il
Y sd "A {s5 ~ CHARLES tULLU II Proprietor.
xss Pass CTEEETST1AN EasyFTsF Hrs gsss
rs tss II ID lid isi
next under the zupesfn 9rdepce 81
,EEEss OCEAN SPRINGS EEsyaEsKs in n
6psnedoi he under Die ptTsonat NJ
teni6H JDTiE McTJ0MNEET,s os III
Every VIII ~ bear ~ Hake me visitors aS
ihoac. fGygs {.
- F0EEE CLEAR EEsJTEEgs THE E0pErEs
I0Iss ef HE Bats
~iif "a opea6d Of ~ edhesdas iftf Thns.sS
During fhs
aud have rnade add Ehcb
.Ssz and gssasiJ seW
*
eans eIesr has aIyaatasss
who yisissd tfiese
blos!s saud haa yeen gneagsd
f1ety pisces
TIE Fsy dnFine tho
season betsss7s ne CRY and
myIe tt Nh FS5sfy XII sTsr III fxs Wi
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADS bales cotton Payne Harrison5 do Warre
lumber Lyon Lee42O0 feet lumber TO Dayeruay0 ky
tar TO 7 DnYai, L---- ~ = ~
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RJ The steamer Swamp Fox left Alexsndria the 2Ati
inst port loading for New Orleans steamer Compromise
About two and half feet water the Fals-seamer Camden
been trying seven days go Falls but had succeed
ed -Four feet on Shaggy Point and falling. III I'd e 4
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All Of which Will be sold at the very lowest rates
W. 30. wooDMAN. New Orleans I.a., and u
i je12 end w %. wooDMAN : co. VicksblIg, Miss,
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hTOPICFl-WILLIAMS,B BATHURST L CO., HAVING
LIN resumed full the having
socated with them r. b.. MAYEs. Of
continue the Cotton FGctnage and General
Business under the firm Of JOHN 8YIILIAMs s. 60
80 HIN " IBfsFAAlS
lEsssssfs89 IELIAM BATHURST.
New OrleansS .Juna 7, 1856. je9 Ind &W
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frTHE GREAT COUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
= ExPECTORANTThc following original letter was hand
ed publication remedy which elicit such
miums, must be good one: 49,. '$f
Galveston TeSas Apr;l 1856
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sNIOTTCE-THE8 UNDERsIGNED@HAVE this DATi
The cg
HARDING ABBAY CO. tho Of t1aHsaetag g
Cotton and Sugar Facorage and General Comm
in this city. ~ j.. n. HaRDINGt
% a5ss VA. SF.&ABgAY,$Sg[s
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fSISSOLUTION OF SC0-PAKssTN EETsSEIHP.-s
ssEssotsrs sSigE SstsssR ~
solved by IFS limit alton hs Mans
of the FIRM in liquidation.
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asS ID. GRTEFF & co., IS AND 40 OLD LEvEE
@Dfer for sale

20 5vl4SG LICK WATEK-cohstantly hand bafFels am
las3.-t4a SssERN BUTTER-25o frkins and kegs.
79SfHAaysf6N a.. rs tirkins and kegs.
GHFESF--l50 boxes Reserve and English Dairy,
IItEs|Hsrrls's, Taylor's and Vassnr's.
HIMs--nutfeld's, Phipp's, and Dayiss.
y. WHISKYs-Pike's, Wiltshire's, and Miller & Co.'S.
TESsr-25O half chests Souchong.l
rRuSHED SUGAR-100 bbls Wooisey & Co.'s.
1RTED APPLES AND PEACHES-l50 bbls.
II LARD OlI.-Proctor & Gambles and S. Eagles. ~
GiDER-75 boxes, pints and quarts.
LEMON SYRuP-l00 boxes, various brands
SPERM CANDIES-16 boxes s. Leonards, to arrive.
~ STRAW PAPER-.2000 reams. r. s.
BOURBON WHISKY-25 bbs Extra.
For sale to suit purchasers and liberal terms.
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Personal intelligence.

From Liverpool in the steamship Esltc-Mr aud Mrs Ed
DAWSON Misses and Dawson Mr. Pser 'lller MISS
Miller Miss Euter Mr. and Mrs Brunner Capt and Mrs
Victor Malaga Miss Olivarcz Mr. and Mrs samuel Holmes
Mrs Bell Mr. and Mrs Chas Trowardge, Judge Henry
Walker. Mrs Thorne, Miss Gibcon Mr. and Mrs Herman
Gepecke, Mrs Morgan Madame Nourrt, Mackin
Mrs Law Miss Dix Miss Allen, Mr. aud Mrs Joseph zyna
Miss Zynaga Madame SauvagcOt, Mr. a,i Ms Rogers
and Mrs Leigh Mr. and Mrs hoe dlugh AMI two
Mr. Gould caughier and Mrs pakn Mr. aud Mrs
NichoL on, Cobb, W Viii IGNORE. Lawrence: Captain
Eyunge, Col s Williams Rev n seymour, Dr W Bryarly
Hcssrs Washhurn jules Despesher George Jeukins Jr
Saml R.ker, II II W r Hall, w Koberts, McGfath,
Mar Brimmer Horace Waldo, Mich Seeniof Vim Crcevy,
Holmes Geo Julius Henroan, = Ogden, Jr, 3
Yznaga, Blosham. Engler, Merry man. Y Jones'
Uln Alex McCrnochie John Wallis reakle Wallis
- Wteelock, J. DAVIDSON, Dinp eL Lam
Der, Taylor, Henry Sengsak A aud Hernandez,
Townsend, Criguilhop sower, loring, u IL Ian
ner, r Rpier. r Moran, Proctor Il II Jarob. A
Deming, n Goodman, W Giney, Mr. aud Mrs ycsor Pro
vest Mr. and MrsJ Adams Ir and Mrs Peer Gallagher
and children. Mr. Howard, Miss Asher, Mc-srs Grimes
Neville. Whye Lorprey II schaer, Arid, Bertc
J. stensel Gowny. bimnock, Ed Burgess Thos Lee 81
Thompson, Labatui, II Harrison, Compton ota ~
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bank scapegost of their specuations and necess
ties Thus the advances TO individual directors, we'll
AZ to the general manager. and the securities taken
AGAINST them ead To be OF nature and TO been
carried on periods which leave dolbt to the
aspect OF the transactions. correspondent mas trans
med some documents with respect TO which there
not be much mistake They dated within a week Of
the soppaRe Of bang and contain urgent invitation 10
the persons TO whom they addressed TO oin the
direction consisting OF ReDtemaa of undoubted means
and possession the manager being lille prepared
afford the fullest information.
The London Times OF l6th instant has the following
mercial items:
The commercial letters from the continent contain
nothing Of interest, but is believed the SILVER ques
ton occupying much attention the various gov
ernments and that conviction is growing 10 France Al
be resorted to.
specie by the West India Atrotos 1906 o0o
OF which 90 o00i, is gold and 4,0e0 silver.
The Bank OF London IL to be admitted TO the Bankers
Clearing House on the LIST OF October.
The ballot az the General Screw Company term mattel
yesterday when there appeared majority Of 5a2 to in
favor OF the dissolution of the undertaking Negotiations
for the sale of tho fleet stated 70 be 10 ,tve
The following dividends have been advertised for pay
ment:Peruvian THREE per cent Dserred Danish rnree
per Cent and the Brazilian five pr Cent Loans OF 1924
and 1929, and 1925 ana 1929.
Advces from Msrseliies meltlou the ia addition 10
tie Es354 AGO. sent from London. silver 10 the amount of
Glt0o shiT red from that port board the last
Psninsular aud Oriental steamer for Chins.
In the genera tlsluess port Of London durng
The past week there has been little change. rhe nnm,er
of sh ps reported inward lea bsug u legs than
the previous week Thirty seven csrroes OF corn aod
number OF vessels cleared outward l5l Including Il
in ballast, showing an increase OF seven.
LONDON, Sept. 18th,
Wind W.. dull
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From the Concord Patriot, sept 2s.l
We have been furnished with copies OF the following
correspondence between the Secretary Of the Stale Asr
cultural Society and Presi lent Pierce.
will be noticed also that the President does not accept
the invitation Of the the reason that he could not
then fix upon the Ii re when his official would ad
authorized TO say that he will arrive this city (Con
cord by the forenoon train Of the "a Of October.
MSs ses 4 H Sept. q. 1855
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of the United sa,es-
The officers and members of the New Hampslre ate
Agricultural Society, your personal friends ana fell
citizens ofNew Hamp hire, will be happy TO welcome you
TO the city Of your residence and receive you the
OF the society, the occasion OF tue ;hng State
fair, on the second week in October next
JAMES 0. ADAMS, Secretary.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WASHINGTON, Sept 49, 1856
have the honor TO your letter of the stn
inst proposing in behalf Of .the officers and msmbers
OF the New Hampshire State Agricultural Society" To
welcome me the guest OF the society, tue occasion
Of the approaching fair.
You are aware of the interest with which have re-
gaded this association for the promotion OF science
to become farmer and to devote the residue of
my days mainly TO agricultural pursuits within
parativey hard and sterile, but nevertheless most
attractive and beloved STATE very natural that my
interest should become somewhat and pra
tcal. But after an absence OF more than three years
from my native soil you may De sure that the
Of your invitation would result from the opportunity Of
meeting under agreeable circumstances, many personal
friends from every county in the State.
My personai and private interests have for many
months requir ed my presence in New Hampshire and
shal If do consistently with oblgat of duty
visit the North during the present autu The time
however, of my absence from the of government
cannot be Indicated as II must depend upon crcum
stances entirely independent u my own inclination or
convenience
beg you present to the officers and members Of the
society my grateful ACKNOWLEDGING for this Kindness
and accept for yourself thanks for the
manner in which their wishes have been communicated
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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Loypox. Sept. 10. 1859.

LONDON, sept. 10, 1876.
There IL very little demand for money on the stock ex
change, but out OF doors remains unatcred On Thurs
Day uex the 18th inst the last instsment on The new
IN hccon due. IL is 20 per cent, $1,000, 900
reason 10 believe iha, u has all been provided
for and consequently that thore will be material
pressure by II the day OF the weekly poArd
meeting Of the bank directors. 90 FRIDAY next
there Is 10 be meeting OF Central Amer.
bondholders, when steps will be directed for
pressing with the debts OF the snatss OF Mica
rsgua, san salvador and Honduras. The demand for
and the price therefore, has sul upward tsndeacy
letter iron India estimates the arrivals wto,n the last
three at go 000 Tae recent arrivals OF gold
ae beng bought for shipment - Erarcs. II Is 10 be ex
pected that the next bank returns val show further,
though but small decrease In the bullion. Inquiries
smops the careful dealers In grain rt,ut Ia tue col
lection OF opinion that prices OF wheat will 90 dovn
The rise yesterday caused great surprise. Tnere
Ia . better feeling current 70 day In Loadon with
reference TO monetary prospects, and tbs lands ani
stocks have consequence, Improved in tone. Consos
they done early the day al sS for present Do
livery. There has been rally Ia Turkish Six per csns
Bonds lol to 0ix and the -Four per Cents, t02 to
1925. Railway shares have rallied also, and the mf,xet
looks much Hrmer. The quotations have recovered los
10 2c~ per share
THs frSDs -four O'Clock Consols, money, ok 1,
o3x do account, ~ 10 Ok Exchequer Bills, lss. u l5s
prem.
BROWN, SMILEY & co.'s CIRCULAR.
IlyKRpcOL, sept. l6, 1855.
We have to report very quiet but tolerably stsady
cotton market since the date Of the above crcaar the
sales being IL 900 bales At the above quotations.
Tie market has been more active, at adv anc
Of "a per bushel In One wheat and the extreme rates
Of last week for iour and indian
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williamsburg City News.

CApsfrsa npfyIse- About three O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon driver Of one OF Fritz carts belonging 10
his vinegar msnufsctorv was driving al very rapid
rate down south Seventh street towards the Peck clip
car that passing by which the shaft OF wagon
broken, and large splinter entered the horses
boeas With such force as 10 require labor
move i. The horse very valuable one; his inIu
ries severe that he viii mol probably survive
them.
RwrHfiCAS PRIMARY MEETINGS The Republican Gene
RAJ Committee o. the city and county Of New York have
called primary election for the selection Of delegates TO
ncnratc candidate for the Fih Con gresonsl district
10 b, holden Monday, October 6. The humDer of de
iesates IL nYed at seven from each ward aud Friday
October IL, at ~ O'Clock Is liked Tor the time Of meet
re-. The Convention will meet at the Fast Broadway
House corner OF Past Broadway and Pike street. New
York. The Convention will doubtless be unanimous
one their choice.
AvxRio,S WARD NOMINATIONS The Americans OF the
Seventeenth ward met on Friday night, and nominated
constable. The Mdcrmanic aspirants were Job Davis
Ethan 8. Blank and Vim. HarnccH, but neither OF
them received majority. no selection was made. The
meeting adjourned TO Friday next
IArSoH "A steamer OF 400 tons was launched from the
shin, ard OF Mr. s. wbittock Nertovn creek on sa,ur
dss morning She Is named The Evergade and is 10 run
brtwfen Charleston, :, c., and 81 Augustine Florida
she 20 feet long 80 feet wide With elga, feet depth
Of hold. she taken 10 New York, where abe will
receive her machinery.
CONGRESSIONAL NomSrEs-E. u. Culver, City Jidge,
and nund Barrow, Eco, are spoken Of in oonnoo.
ton ith the Fifth Cor gresstna district nominees
well a. George Fl. Andrews, on tue republican ticket.
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS The American Convention for
the Eb Congressional district failed 10 make nomina.
tons Thur day night bot gxed az the basis OF repre-.
reua,6n that the seventh and Thirteenth wards Of New
York II ca have ten delegates and that there should
he ten delegates from the four wards in Williamsburg
They then &C icurned TO meet 70 evening Dsuel
/ fei,bup vii undoubtedly be the cnoice Of the Con.
vsrtion.