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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

TIE Atlantic and Asia have arrived with
lsts and interesting Enropssn news The Al.
lantic srrived at New Yosk On the 73d. Tbe
Asia arrived the day shsr. A preliminary
protocol was signed II Vienna. by tho repre-
entstives Of France. England, Turkey. Russia
and Austria, on the first II February. agreeing
70 open tbe eo"freDcs 81 Pssis within thrse
weeks No new. from the Crimsa The only
important ev, d that rsisting to The e1irsor.
binary excitement in Eosisnd. In relation to thu
United ststez We clip The following from
the teIegrsphie s,stemeni u the Pacific. news
II was again oUlsdenily reported On thu Ly.
ery,ol exchange tina, the American Minister
bad demaodsd bis passports. and his sisence
from Lady Palmerstosls soisee wss Attributed
70 thu pessonal rpisabdervtaodisg l,e4wssn TIN
Earl a Clsssndon and k!nssif
We have 20 particulars Of the reported mis-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25
Commercial Intelligence.
SUGAR MARKET.

....5 LONDON, Sept. l, 1856
Our market has ruled dull all throughout the
month. Early in August when prices way little specu
laors stepped and took what offered but the
made and though the quantities brought forward in public sale
by means large prices have suffered aeral decline
sugars which from Is 6d@2s cd lower than when
wrote last
Crysalsed East India and West India grocery sugars being
offered only in small quantities. suffered least and
eagerly taken off at 6dls decline from tile closing prices Of
White Havanas, 6 for to Russia have declined
all, but several sLillings dearer.
yellow sugar. Of which there ge accumulation off
towards the middle of the for these prices have given
63s the Continent well the outports kept quite
aoof owners who did wish Increase their
the article by landing still sold at the best prices
which were offered
The stocks sugar Britain on the 1st ut were
o against II 900 tons last and IA 900 tons in 1854
The stocks of the Continent the 1s August
40e tons against 81 900 tons last and $4,000 in tho
preceding year
regards Great Britain, therefore, home consumption
this Gye been much smaller and the difference
Of stock in the bonded warehouses very compared
with last but must be borne in mind that towards the end
of July last year fear of higher duties influenced dealers
clear largely speculation to the extent of about
valued it last year
To come, therefore, statistics must deduct
about tons from the duypaid quantity of 1855 and add
them to the stock.
the imports have been exceedingly large year
fairly expect falling off the progresses the
latest from the growing countries confirm approx
Of of the growth of and
sugar during 1855 and 1856 in last circular and
cording which, the total of this year much smaller than
1t notorious fact that Dealers as wei
those the Continent entirely bare of stock and buy
from hand to mouth. Whether the stocks, together with ht
supplies expect will suffice to satisfy the consump
tive demand to next spring. remains to be aud deend
partly the of beet sugar which
not yet accurately known.
Our opinion that prices towards the end of the year will
higher than they though the present downward
dency of the market may continue for few weeks longer
Moasses has very little inquiry, and prices has given
6dls per from the late point The sales incud
Opuncheons Antigua al 2Ss@.22s Cd and small parcel o
in 1856 and 9 900 in 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25
mn. B1LL1NGs, cAIssrINATIvE AVID as

nR. BILLINGS CARHEINATIvE AVID AS
ASsYRINGENT SYRUP-An Infaibe Remedy for CHOL.-
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF chill
DREN, CHOLERA MoRBUs DIARRHEA,s or ANY IR-
oF THE BoWELs-The long and sue
cessful experience remedy inventor,
the all the diseases for which It IS
ended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear It's efficacy in the Of the Bowel aeet
onsof Children Darea Cholera Mohus and pysentery in
grown persons ens higher confidence than II IT were
Of the ordinary hubug medicines of the day. which
perform miracles and all the Ills Of life lis eharae
has fully established in the hands Of physicians Of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresident of Lockhart, Texas. viii show:
stDELTA, tCoahoTna Coz Miss. MaE 81. 1s47.
o. o. Woodnan, Es4. Dear sThere but avery few OF
the offered the public to which would be viii
ling lend the sanction my name however humble may
either the world of letters Of medicine Observation
and experience however have forced the conviction
that Billings Carnative and Astringent Syrup isa very
valuable compound, prepared upon scientific priRcplsper
fecty harmony with the laws of organic end therefore,
deserves ahough ngredientsare kept rank higher
the remedial agents than nosr. Ikaords
pleasure be able hout fr of successful cGnradc-
tion add testimony in favor of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy all the forms Of bowel for which
is recommended. have ued it myself in several in
terestng chronic Diarhea and Dysenter and
mend it many others every instance, where such
preparation was Indicated itproved successful.
Respectfully yours,
DIN. PORTER. n. D.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
o. o. wooDMAN,
corner Common and magazine streets,
jel2 5nd&w New Orleans, La.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

THE GREAT COUGH REHIEDY-CHERRY
ExpECToRANT-Theso following original letter hand.
ed to publication remedy which elicit such
'''-'1S Galveston Texas April e5 1855.
DR.. o. O. Woodman New Orleans: 2,5t $5
My sr- Justice you and dnty owe to suffering,
may say world Of coughing people, state what your
Invaluable Cough Remedyyour Cherry Expeetorsnt-hss
me, when all other remedies had failed to give any
the fall Of 1s7 living in St. Louis where have
of the time for the last ateen took
cold which settled lungs, and confined to my bed
dosed bsed doctors for several weeks finally
got my legs again. cured of hard coughing and
rattlng tickling my throat which continued neessany
than months always the worst in the winter Ny
friends insisted had coughe enough to kin dozen
men, and that be in the last stages Of consumption
up mind Imust cough my life away. left ST. Louis
in December and spend the winter in the South
When Iealed at store in Vcksbnrg will reeolee
was coughing hard could talk make business
known. You said would cure my cough As yoaeave me
of your Cherry Expectorant thought would Eoa
slight you and your medicine much not to IT, d IN
thaukfunes shall remember the day did In but
few days began to aay and diminish cough ard all tek
ling in my throat and before had used hsn three
ourhs the Of that bottle Twas entirely cured and
for weeks did raise cough though exposed dsy NO
night, in all weahers in travelling However in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold and cough
again. also the tickling throht al in-
tervals and before my Orleans the l nss
nights coughing would commence aud continue f
hour wo procured another bottle from and
in less than two daysl entirely relieved again. am
determined always keep bottle hand and in the
mencing of cough few small doses will relieve
lirey. fully satisfied is the best Cough Remedy
now known world duty you the cough
ing afflicted part of the human family valuable
remedy within the reach of all lis praise will soon be the
tongues of thousands Joyful cougess happy
souls So great remedy Expecorat should be brought
| before the public.
Ium, dear sir, respectfully yours
| R. j. WOODWARD,
| iayoE Of II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
DsD 0rlsaus NIovsu NEarket.
cEEseEsr orr.en, No. % Camp street.

cETSs5ss Wsdssss sosy,ss 40 Camp street
II was quiet today financial circles The offerings IN Rank
aboHt equal 10 the income Money continues easy
cca five months paper placed today at the rate
Of six per cent considerable competition between ont
side lenders The Banks could expand necessary what
would be the result Of large loans Prices Of kinds Of
produce might become inflated which wonld result
Buying large quantities Of produce hold rss
cannot well be carried In THIS marke. without great facilities
from the Banks and they employ all their funds IN e
innate and strictly business Is given to
speculative views OF do not to infer tat
individual right ought investments for
rise for have not the least objection 10 Mr. Brown Mr.
Smith buying all the cotton -four bagging and
which market If they have the Of doing but
when they call the Banks for discounts for kind of
conodation and take all the available Of these nst
utious sustain their operations the general injury of the
public It is time for public Journalists question the character
and propriety Of sach and such loans. e.
Under limited offerings Of domestic bills the Exchange market
stiened to-day Foreign Exchange aided by
vices of yesterday date from New York. quoting Sterling
996, and Francs 546l4G515 and the money market tight
enng Our mail arees indicate that money again in de-
mand
The Banks selling checks to-day par
Of them for large they desired Outside
sight drafts be had 3G@ discount though
private drawers held Il discount Nothing doing IN 60
days drafts and rates unchanged say 1l with only
moderate offering There doing in Foreign
fA000 placed, part ~ and part 81 100000 france
in three lots go and the market for good closing very
firmly at $685. for Sterling and 521@5.I7s for francs.
The stock market continues quiet The only sale to-day
80 shares Canal Bank at 1l9s much improved feeling Is
evincc towards the Mortgage Bonds of the Jackson Railroad
1t would be highly desirable citizens woud forward
take the remainder Of these Bonds. The
would be kept at home instead of being sent abroad
months Any community had better be in citi-
than foreign capitalists The interest the
bonds by this road will amount to s240O0 This In
thirty will foot highly respectable Egure and the
whole of the ISSUE 50 could have been taken
IF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

o. O. W(lOT1lIglA lAl..II.


IN O. JVO0DN1A LAM gWH0IEsAf LIE BRUGGIsTs
to q 5ooiinarI corner Common aaa
Magazine streets New Orleans Importer Dealer III choice
DRUGS SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS.
ESSENTIAL OILS Medicinal Extracts Fius PerSunieY
Fancy soapaS PATENT MEDICINES, Sur CAL INSgEsUs
MERITS, DRBG8IsTs GLASSWARE, BRUsHfs French
and 4rsstcan fgfaDoW-GLAss, PAINTS. OILS DIE
sTUFFs, etc.
Druggs Pysieasns coanFy Merchants md Planters Re
purchase Medicines III aay RELY upon being saise
Orders promptly attended to. S55$
T,rp Vfz1r T,fff,r,F srT AZ Isl,ftyr rrtpaIIs
5s$g, . Sss 3.5ssg5 al
iseeeisnE Fy l r ass ~
8, 49, 80, -. - -. - - = =,
~ ~ "eNes a..s, 80
s asst * w 49, w ~ ~ Nj, I -
\ Ssa ~ ~ Vn ss,, : S -. - o.. 80 g
& II - 10 * ~ .s.., r,:s, . g ry1ai
aS53 - * ,p-1 V 1870 800. lsts
~ = lss As III ~, soit,s " s
* - - c,s.s - 9 ~ - 58.55s#s5
- - .. s.5.e. - e 80 - -. -. : - .
. fsual ~ ffsT ~ Stot
10y oansFsoi sa1has, FoWef q " as
6 ~ ~ ounce oas autpnate g q M McrPsiithoe. Pto
~ ~ ounces inA 81 aeesste seaa MO- Morphine.
,so so oahsss siaa II N ssh1hsr sfaaa
~ @ sAat5, II, 80 y u = ptss N 1st. s.s
~ @oo a iDs f.ii a = e sasoAsa, - 4, y poAes-
~ ~ sess n is,- e. 90 ass. .tses.s 80
= - aozsn 1 n ono.ioe - os,sos4A 'oss. 9..
~ y, .s,s!l oa sllsie asaa. asa.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The demand for Sugar was
fair with of about $50 hs at steady prices OF
Moasses noticed sales of 800 400 bbls a4S95 the latter
rate for Orleans Refinery
FLOUR The only large sale heard Of 1900 bbls St.
Louis Fancy Superhne private Superne retailing at
Sc 621S@s6 rs 2 Dbl.
GRAIN The demand for Corn continued good, with sales
of 1900 sacks at better prices including $50 Rejected at s. l36
Mixed CO. T and $40 White g. 1000 party at 63 and
1000 said be at Csc q bnse. ST. Louis Oats selling tit 6Dc
q buhe OF Wheat 1S7 sacks Red sold 81 ~ and
1882 at 81 4s for Red and 81 As . bushel for White
Bran $50 and 1855 sacks sold at 81 and 500 at 81 05 q 100s
HAY. So bales Prime Western brought $2S q ton.
PROVISIONS One lot of $50 bbIs Stae Inspected Mess
Pork taken at SCI p Bacon was dull and Clear Sides
offered at 9c and less with few buyers Of Lnrd heard
Of only 200 kegs sold Mt 141Sc u ID.
COFFEE. Good demand for the lower grades with sales Of
lis bugs at M $50 at g. SCI nj S and 200 at 1oal1c u H.
WHISKY. Market heavy Sales 100 bbls kecied at p
and 65 of Raw at Sic a gallon.
FREGHTS. Were active and heard of ship taken
up Liverpool Tuesday 5d for Cotton yesterday
at "a and one for Envre at lc
PS An auction sale took place yesterday of 429 hhds To
bacco damaged ship Bowdch follows 81 hhda all wei
$40 y hhd IS y cent damaged) at $l2 and the residue
q range Of S35GS03 Ta hid.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

yTTOODHaAN7S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
W GINGER-Such Is the intimate connection between the
stomach the SYSTEM that the health Of depends
very much upon the state of the other and medicine which is
grateful beneficial sonach has the effect Of restoring
the system its natural tone and vigor and owing to
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF GINGER will be
excellent remedy and Sick Headache for
Scknes Nausea etc., The great advantage Of the
Fluid Extract Essence Of Jamaica Ginger that
orn it contains all the active principles without
any the inert attc which makes it much agreeable
to the stomach. &E&{#g
Dyspepc persons who troubled with distress Of
the stomach after eating owing the weakness of the dges-
tive organs will find this preparation Invaluable usuay
affords immediate relief aud is far ecaco than brandy
any other kind of ardent spirits it stimulates and
the stomach, producing permanent relief without the
injurious which result from alcoholic nnianis.
During prevalence Of the cholera found of the
benefit for preventing weakness and relaxation o the
bowels, which produce diarrhea.
Afew drops tunble water with sugar syrup, fora
healthul delightful heverage this Extract couneraeng
the bad effects Of the cold water.
WOODMAN'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
is deliberately prepared from carefully selected articles of the
best quality.
CAuoHPersons desiring article that can be relied upons
prepared solely from PURE GINGER should be par
ticuar for Woodmans Extract of Jamaica Ginger,
which is warranted to exactly what is represented
o. o. WOoDMAN corner Of Magazine and Connon ssrsesss
Wholesale Agent, New Orleans. iel2 amd&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

TKSsT a5 - zAqANFgERhhh & f5oE EE9Sa w5S
Fulton where prepared 4 al times furnish
HIS Eth
[NGs, sLACKsMlTHiNG, etc. Each member Of the firm
Ef can VnS
hfi;s VI
oA1Hf1Ef FikH KTRs HHSfS$,f&Is %SSHEsI S5H HEsIss;
FiF5E$#Hz {SEfE +! sszEs;
Sss 81! ssssa s eTs 5S3f
pUMPs1W Worthingions Safety ety. Steam Pump s. P Kases
f %P 9 fs nS reTsf an Hse aag
article showing The highest point which steam have
been carried during its Fs Hs&s:sHs Water Gauge
ohanas nsh Bsnf BasSss bafhfss Jely and Cake Mouds
Coffee md Tsa M Urs Sou Soup l Tnreens nj j, v,r.,ss
Together and ee fs SEf
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and raror Stoves I'll
baskets Bucket Wrenches Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
S Ss1 b sn Go Rs5sas R iurs Ho.s and
Pump Cocks Lanterns InpS s1a sf a zaa lR
Sole Agents for schaerS Steam and Vacuum Gauges esr ear
toms Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars - au5tf
TOR THE sUnEsIER-A FEW GENTLEMEN, AND
Il tames can be accommodated during the sum
ents on on modes S es making early application at the
corner of Baronne and Canal streets. jy93m
CECOND-HAND FURNITURE STORE, No
secondhand Furniture Of a descriptions bought sold
o repaired and vanished the best and Oh
Persons declining and wishing to dispose Of
f2 feas s"'1'S "'u'0 10 "' ''' ' s p NJ TouRNE
DR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
~ experience in this city practitioner of medicine for
this meto Of nformg the public that he treats with anpara
sS kdnsys as
plants; and Rhematsm in its worst FORM Also the disease
F%s @ hso"
termed & yeere p%ary snd and SeSondsy GO s call sOr
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and speedy
is i % FSs ~
taken with perfect safety it being vegetable eompond
In consequence Of the many hnmbug M IN e
c On ss o% S
oiiee upstairs. Hours from 4. II. to9 P::; /: n;
~ THE WATCH STORE, NO. } CAMP
f tBcTs BscHTsas Eifh II nsT FGG1Te GT sGfsof s
and ya e a mr. he o Eas an
enced Matchmaker prepared do all kinds of work in
that line. a..
mounted and Jewely repaired and manufactured
n. B.-old land Silver bought; n,,,o, ,r,,so,
ogaly GREGoR WILSON,:
4 iLroS PLANTAT1oN1The subscriber i prepared
sell the above estate reasonable terms The plantation
the parish S Sn Il Il contains us
land about hundred Of which present in
| high state of cultivation.
is Wen improved having besides somtEaSs
oabadings Ms pan,,ioa account i is
the valley Ouacha, andthh rerietor is willing oe
bargain desirolS rch0sng Possession
will be given Immediately after th taxing of of the presen
crop For further particulars address Q. BURTON, ESD.
Monroe La. PITCHER, GOODRICH CO., New Orleans o
ROBERT j, WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew,
ala If Morehouse. La
G. n ROBERTSON. j. N LIrFLEJoRN
n ID. ROBE RTsGN 81 CO., STEAMRoAg
W. AGENTS, II RoydEGs street, New Orleans. So II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25
GAIT LIE NJ q r K E T.

JEFFERSON CITY, September "a.
The pretty active with fair supply of Western
Beeves and Sheep Hogs in demand The stock Of Veal
Cattle and of Texas and Aapas stock very ample with
good stock Mich Cows. of the finer descriptions Of
stock very firm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF5LoUIsIANA

&.ss STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Rsv RsEsss 9.ss WIFE, e ss
&c s.s 1a
sesaa sa aa X The asS s 1
seq sunlod Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE ia LOUISIANA.
N"ass'is dsitsns odAEa :, III SfaAs
WIS est par lie present donms anx eream.
ce es ss or sss ddare
sent, Les rasons S 9pssf sss e eon esan
ct homoogue, ct les onds distributes commencement a' o'
Par 0Fdre de Ia '0uf ee II sepenRoff6 r. g. imi1GBBARD
seq 2tnIOd Depute Grefner
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
rrsS RsTn5Sd Rsw Slissas cSsHF THOMAS r5ks
E. rs nsny sa gxsn ts ths
within ten days from The rG;c first y" a nts
ditoss II S;s
shss sse aaf trust and asies
BY q Court this h day o + ssP'fTfs J Ss1S !SSe
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
D5 kk9SE ko
a crs ,o!abe an5ss Pefse'9ss er, st gu,
de premiere publication d present avis les aisons pour e
qces c compte final prtsente lie syndc de creacie
repars conioement hu DIT conpte' ct e d
syndic decharge de responsibilities nlter1eures
Par ordre de la ce septembre 1856;
-. j. o. CHAIION,
81 Depuie Grefier.
Claims Ieqssstsd
present the and those indebted to said deceased are re-
| quesied to make payment to the undersigned.
| CATHERINE J.. WALKER,
| au2l 3tin2Od Administrators, 40 Fllere street
|
| CUCCESSION DE JOHN WAIkER-TOUs
y duit succession son prie de presenter leu
complies; qui dovent au decede John Walker
sOnt nvter de paye au soussigne; u.,.n
| CATHERINE J.. WALKER,
| ou3l 3tnpOd rue Vlere No. 40.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

C13ANE,S PATENT MEVALLTC BURIAL
" CASKBT-P. II. COOK & co. Propreors and Wholesale
Dealers in Grenes Metallic Burial Casket the States
Louisiana and Mississippi
p- ic4 aud Sample Rooms. No 81 ST. Charles street
its the ST. Charles Hotel, New orleans. do "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25
Yebiep Of TIE Ilarkets.

THURSDAY MORNING, September 25, 1856
COTTON. There considerable activity in the market
yesterday and the sales reached about $500 bales steady
prices. ...,.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ..u
Inferior or..............-d}- Good Mddng .,...IIs4@2
Ordinary :lo- Middng Fair. -,
Good Ordinary. 0 Gl0 Fair. .l2%6El3
Low AIiddlng. l0Af@lI Good Fair ...........--
Midd1ing. h4(gl1s Good and Fine. .....-@-
TOBACCO. The market very firm, but the only sale
we heard of 80 hhds at SS{c n ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales. Tobacco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l, lS56...... 1872 9,3i9
Received since. .......... lass SS3
yesterday....,... 5Sl2 81
- $3.50 - 934
64652 1925
Exported since. 1900 2,479
yeserday....... 2,02S QUO
- 1929 --2479
47,4l5 1904
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25
FOR SALE.

Ss,ez-Ezs FOR SALE-A PONY WE'LL sA
4StES8 broke the saddle gentle and kind, EsfTShrN
SX~EEA and in good condition. Apply tnINO. PSSXR
...AA-.yA8 + HOIF, of ST. Charles and u IL
Common street, at the Hat Store
WANTED-To purchase good MILCH COW.
seHtf JOHN i 1I0YT,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25
iei2 5md&w

pATENT NIEDECrNES-ALL THE MOST Popu-
lar Medicines by the gross Dozen Proprietor
lowest wholesale prices. Among which are
rs gross Mustang Linment
30 gross Bryant's Pulrnonc Waters,
50 dozen Hosetter's Bitters.
80 dozen Wheeler's Sherry Wine Biers.
80 dozen Ginger Cordial.
50 dozen Thorn's Extract Copaiva and Sarsaparila.
200 dozen Bulls sarsaparilla.
50 gross Fahnestoek's Vernifuge.
IL gross McIeans verraifage.
50 gross Winer's Vermifuge.
"a dozen osgood's Cholagogue.
"a dozen Garters Spanish Mixture.
"a dozen Swain's Panacea. .1-.....
100 dozen Barry's Treopherous.
o. O. WO0DM4E
corner Common and Magazine streets,
je12 5md6W New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

COLLECTORS, HOUSE-AGENTS, etc, 4
" Commercial Aey-The undersigned have opened agelera
Collecting and House Agency Office at No Commercial Alley
Having Rad years experience and being well known in
the city, they patronage Merchants Doctors Prop
ey Owners and others having bills collect houses nnd
slaves or hire,
f. T.. G. McKEAN,
nn2h I'm W. A. FITZGERALD.
AGENTS FOR CoLEMAN's UNDULAT0RY MILLS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

EXPORTS.
IIvEgP0OI-ship Hoghonl6T7 bales cotton 9l6s sacks
wheat, 100 bills foug, 1890 slaves.
HATASA-Brig Adams 1ray-ss2 tcs lard s25 bbis lard
500 kegs lard, IS hams, hfd hams. 60 hxs pork
BOSTON-shfp Delh35l bales cotton, 6eS5 bbls -four rs
do rosin 30 ,i3 taiIow, 1857 hides, $500 slaves.
PESSACOLA-scfir Ann EaG0 sacks corn, 30 do coffee
tcs rice % bbs 20 bbs molasses 20 do poatoes U bb
sugar. 20 boxes soap 50 cases mdse.
PENsACoLAsclr southron200 sacks corn, csks bacon,
bbls -four, 5do pork.
HAvANA-Brg Brothers-2iT6 corn 100 tcs lard 60
do ailo 20 hams 6D bbls potatoes, case snuff, $500
stav +. +. ., d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

4, d. ROBE RTsGN 81 CO.. sTEAMRoAT
W. AGENTS Il Royd.0s street, New 0rleans. 81 Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

M r59- The bTFss NEny NWCGn, ENVfs sJnCASOh,
from Philadelphia discaGing her cargo opposite Post
o. District Cognees will please attend 10 the receipt
Of their goods.
se23 GEO. W. HYNSON It CO., 81 Canp.street
m7f- The ship Bennington, Captain ~ Field, =. IL
from Boston, is scargng her Post Third Dis
trict Conssnees will please attend TO the receipt of their
se22 GEO W HYNsoN & CO., 50 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25
Daee of Departure of Europcan, California
Rnd Havana Mails. for September, 1856.

All letters to France Holland nnd Belgium must be prepaid
the American steamers to Liverpool and Souhhnp
tom by the direct steamers TO Hayre and ccls by
British Letters to Swzerald and Italy should come
the rule TO reueh earlier their destination.
closed mail consisting of letters and newspaperS for States
cities the German Austrian Postal uion and Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece lonian Islands, etc.
il from the Post office in New York semi weekly.
*The posnge Porto Rico, Thomas and Vene
where the distance from the mailing office does
exceed 500 miles and 20 cents where the distance exceeds
q sUn, pra.D nyupu rpuui uiret
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

GAEERAC BRANnEES.--wEA ARE SOLE
- Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand and keep
supply hand of various qualities grades
ls4s 10 r. 'S 1905 1907 l7es l79, New York
olsiy VIM. E. LEyRRIGH a CO.. "a Old leyee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-09-25

A. ID. GIsIEFt' Is CO., 49, 4Oand ~ Old Levee street.
IA have On hand and offer for sale
Western Butter, tstl packages
Goshen do, 100 fersins;
Cheese 200 boxes W. R. " Z. D.;
DO. Pine Apple, 80 boxes;
Hams, so tierces various brands,
WHISKY 800 bbis Wishire's and Muller & Co.'S;
Lard Oil. 100 bbls Proctor & Gamble;
Sperra Candles 200 boxes S. Leonard and S. Engler;
Straw Paper, 5000 reams-arge and small
- Bourbon and Nonongahela Whisky, 100 bbls Choice;
Blue Lick Water constantly hand in barrels and boxes
With full assortment of Teas Sugar. Lard, Coffee etc
For sale in lots to suit purchasers. IS