davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-09

HAVING AND AAIR.CUTTING.
VTSuE saloon Of Georgc cAbus, below Parsom'
! bank, on Main street, 10 the fsvorise rsssst af
pooin, and for SCIENTIFIC HAIR cUrrTSo the ppoprir-
torshAllenges the entire profession il Iows.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety of choice Fancy Articles, inciuding +
Anssosps, PolaAtum, brushes of ali kinds, CvSvats
Collars. Ac., always on hand, aud ohsspsr thea
elsewhere, 1ko. CABUS.
Sent dam w3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-09

BKERDkN . HOVoaTON, 2
A ff0RyEYS asd Cssnoslloss % ixew ssA snuute
"A fvr - psfuhass Asd sale VI ksAi Rssats. Col
tsctinx and aSAsial bssissss asssnAs1 10 psenp4ly
title. sxsmissd. sad . iargs nsnA9 ~ 49, lses
aad fArme Alvaysfsr sais. ssss4g
0ass y the AthsasAn bsildiag - asssadsesses,
mynl Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

THE GREAT COUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EXPECTORANT-Thcf following original letter was hand
ed to publication Aremedy which can elicit such enco
N''S'A'1' Galveston, Texas April Is, 1856
DR.. O. O. Woodman, New Orleans:
My Sr-In justice and dnty owe to suffering,
and may say world of coughing people, state what your
Invaluable Cough Remedyyour Cherry EXpectoran
done for me- when all other remedies had failed to give
relief In the fall of lS living i'll ST. Louis where have re-
sided OF the time for the last axeen years. took severe
cold which settled lungs and was confined to my bed
and osed bseredy doctors for several weeks but finally
got legs again. be not cured OF my hard coughing and
rafting tickling in my throat which continued necessarily
for more tun months always the worst in the winter My
friends had coughed enough to kill dozen common
men, and must be in the last stages of consumption
made up my mind must cough my life away. left ST. Louis
December last to travel and spend the winter in the South
When called your in Ficksburg will recollect
coughing hard could not talk to make my business
known You said you would cure my cough AS ugave me
bottle of your Cherry Expectoran thought would not
slight you your medicine much as not TO try til and in
thnnkuness shall remember the day did So In but
few days began aay and diminish my cough and all tick
ling in my throat before had used than three
forhs of the contents of that bottle entirely cured and
for weeks raise cough Though exposed day nd
night in all weathers in travelling However, in March, while
travelling North Carolina took cold and cough
in. commenced again. also the tickling in my throat at in
terynls and before my arrival New Orleans on the 18th ins
on nights my coughing would commence and continue for
oil hour or two soon procured another bottle from you and
in less than days entirely relieved again. am
determined always keep bottle on hand and in the
mencing of cough very few small doses will relieve it
airey fully satisfied it is the best Cough Remedy
known the world and it duty to the cough
ing afflicted part the human family to put valuable
remedy within the reach of ALL lis praise will upon
tongues of of thousands Of joyful and eoughes happy
souls So great remedy your Expectoan should be brought
before the public.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
R. J. WOODWARD,
iei2 5mdEW of St. Louis, Mo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

SUGAR AND MOI.AsSES. The sales Of Sugar Satur
day included about 100 hhds ut firm prices of which so at 9c
OF Moasse small lots of Crescent Refinery sold at 4
Acc U gallon.
FLOUR. Prices have advanced 121s25c, and we noticed
sales $500 bbs of which 100 Superne at Sc 50 800 do at
Sc 25 unbranded in lot at Sc IS 100 Extra at 81
1872 81 80 and 4 81 rs u Dbl AT the close Superfne ST.
Louis held ut Sc 10 and upwards. ..,
GRAIN. The market for Corn decidedly lower and
prices unsettled The sales included about 200 Sacks Of
which 45O Inferior Creole at 55@6O small lot of White at 95
and the residue chiefly 0@75c busel for Yellow and $50
SOC for White Wheat noticed sales of $780, q and GIT
sacks Red ct 81 40 u bushe and 1000 private terms under
stood be further advance Louis Oats held at 66@65c
II bushe Of Bran l65 sacks sold ut 81 q 100 BIS.
PROVISIONS. noticed sales Of 100 bb Mess Pork in
two $40 u bb Retail transactions only
ported in Of Lard 100 kegs sold ut 14ac U h.
Some retail lots of terces and barrels nj lSs49l4c.
COFFEE Sales of lS bags Rio at 10 and $50 ut l0c u To-
SPIRITS TURPENTINE 75 bs disposed Of on Saturday
at 4O@14lc % gallon.
STAR CANDLES. 100 boxs light sold at DC q b.
WHISKY. Was still very dull, and good brands offered at
29@30c Is gallon. s8SS
BAGGING .Wenoticcd sales Of 400 pcs Kentucky power
loonl) at lSsl91sc, 50 bales India at l9c cash.
FREIGHTS -. Little nothing was done on Saturday.
Flour to Boston 5c Cotton 81 rs q bale Cotton to Liver
pool pomnally 7l6d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
. ~ 3l8 4 " III y n u q
!sgFW ORLEANS. oPfsEs III on EsyisRN
IIft94 IFS Dbl IA II feSassM rs n
atds sugar u drdeszg baisSi4 TtoseiaF Y HaSs
CosysftsNEEH. 1

Tsfs Hi Sta a ss Ss.i
q wv y fsissa
IA G0NsTGNEEss5.
iett Fins
BrsssssT ss Bart u Bas
BY sSse ssafsss s 1913
eossss ssR g FsEs
gorson y AEalstfpag5 Y q
5ssfsa
es
Sssss Msss
ssr + rsl Ase
dresiean hsistsaa astsa
assssTses e HE df as
f,ss hssEJ HEt sse
kss5l AZ si1 4 Ksy
neaes II caT 1fsi
g IoeKs .aaress NM
aisl.sls 4ifas
M "
seI5s't Asllis.
de- Co
Il pis gsa,saT essa ssh
pfIs Il ssseafe aeo 4 AIs
asSns'ss Rabs ss
sss9iF assa 81 s,ssssa
s Mshesa
s Toda Eeda 4 gny 4 ga5ia
Iheiles Seller What Zoo
Wgshs cqfsE Jackson Walker
SnydeTs-s, Y ~ shster0 q WoodnaE Hem &ee-
Wssns pgosarsy seoy os5rna Itseomb q
NEW YoEIs--shig gasnss dong
Burnside Viii s
Bsslsea esss aassR
GaIaraaek, squirss .TsatI y
Gsaen-C 7. 4 N
FosaieF
Gauche-A d Grief &cofrnsjean q Iseng
Henderson. Terry &coW Hakhway tsagsc q
COT G Hofnes-D FIumbreeht5E Haggesty A BsUffen-
81 Yningway, FredlandeF &eoHoIn1es 10 GIauss
Henderson Peae-E II Harvey zcaJ b HEbtardEfeala
a Massie &coW jackson &cn&enues nix &cpA H Kennedy
&co-W II Letchford &coM Qsgen &eo-B
y Mann &coMoon Tiss Menard gEaud-J u Marsal
III &cd-J z Mcponaid &eoJ III Aco-s III Monrs seo-
Mcdowell Mills &co--A III May &et-T III MarhS Eco-GSW
Newton &co-oglesb5 5aeanlay Converse seoJ
cambell Cool Pierre a
&coA ESbb keo Reed &Fiela.-T 2 q sharen 4
&eo--I. Signr Stark. Stauffer
nan Peck See-D
xopshiss. Griggs BrossW = IssJ
& Woodruff &co-Wood 4 I.ov--J ~ fright &co--osde
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
pEcn1prs oR pRnnucE.

cA1Ro-steamer VIM Garyn-2 casks hex bacon Dbl
Sbls sof BEL g do casks bacon
fs hssp Hassry sefss se sos
s sSie Iis D. Boese Leaasn5
ess 'S
,is
m d Dc 81 h it oe
ST + - has @ t t. 9 k to
iG B9aatord Dc 3 Dushsra d James Connolly
re d Dc
Ibis hides rolls leather bd saddle iron I Mann
5sseo eo
hhds tobacco.
&cesS5 sack: BRAN Helm cSni trunk ~ Isl
s se
W WE Go s ssas2 ss @
srkns butter Moore Seo29o boxes Psdsaaxils
naeanlny-5 Dc eggs Dslbondo onnoy
&eqs2 aeks pGaoes asf butter ~ ~ ns
SS d S5 ar SeFsn
Shaw Sco-s2 bbls lard5 do eggs7 do krout to order
p ST Sss bacon ss7s
sSE S5s
s. ss o nnss
s EssE Is
apples sacks H95re Gayle Ssoal65 Dc
bbls apples 10 order-Tstal is bids tobacco 800
5addseSs 1ce$ baFEng PaSnsls Bysi go
eksgoy k'f Bsaa M r M
ing &eol9oo Do Ro1n,onzoo Dc Michel &seT2 bhlS
ssk L
Menbuger &so sacks potatoes 16 pkgs mdse and
ok Sso5 Fsga, sasn5 s 5ssa es T Mass
% bssso xssS n
1 Na FeSsso vcsner s9aten
NeWnl MS j b
Green CTump2l Ml!enbuger &eos Jackson ns s Is
Syrne. Vance &so-l9 bbs no!asses Hall RodG
sHd Sn do To 9s saF
sundres ordeToa 50l bales cotton Sc hhds Is Dbl
ST LoUIssteamer Die Vermont box mdse Converse &c
bales cotton Harris ey75 Henderson fsas Nj
Summers 81, eosa JOHN Watt &eo6 sasSs
e aRss
no onr to kseP Ba5 hhs
potatoes sacks Y 2eoss Sss @
Wheat james Turnerss bbs apples bis ounces Bolts
sss so Tas4i SssSsf
ST LoUIsSteamer Pennsylvana,-3t bnle cotton to BY
SPplss Ssis Y Ssls s5nsldsa sSls
bis potSees
apples 55 sacks oats Duffy casks baeons 4 KENNEDY
BIS s Gas' i 9sss efsssy IS
bruhsn Dbl slanSereg Gptenlsa nSbard sacks Pc
800 sacks oats THOMPSON SEE bbs key butte
cheese Meony i Bro-6o Do Besron Sco@ou DO s. b
bis whisky eo1 cheese Goss
Poi @ sf @ bSs 4 JasSb Pa5qva
z! eees cotton
to James cennoy Gee6o6 do Woodraf do osles
s s@p 5 bb or IL Keep BARI
dc oss oW
coils rope Whitehead do Pops Ellison See
Do Sse @ &i
head cattle head eewes 2 hsad sheep and sun
MEMPHIs-steamer NJ Wrght-2o6 bales cotton TO Brad
ley Wilson &col96 John Watt Eeolsl FslloweS &eoI! d.
s hsn dfs usn bxe
en- CSbb22 pcs baggng 10y coils rops Whitehead Cham
rich wheat 81 bb -four Fsewes saek
200 es 5 sh %Se e Dc 10 Hs9Ps sS
Do 6iS DS GS So d P1
Solos, boxes s Msot box s m uhss'tes
m nett R M1sse 49, as d gsoP
boxes mdse overton2i casks bacon John Vat
Te9-2 pkgs mdse to G sweet-l do NJ Kir-l pkg mdse {
ST d S6 s spf s s%eS eenIS
h d oa 4 sas sssR ssRs corn fss Sss
Horrell, Gayle cS7 bales hemp MsGTsgor IS coli
rope 4s6 sacks Kenneth Dix &coll7 coils
do SG IS po ases
0s sP Pc
Ps 5h onions on poa9s, e order s
bag wool VOORHEES,, Griggs &co5 bulls ale sosene Toma
| sundries to order. '45-zz5zt
ST Defender hf bbls Is kgs lard IS bhl
sacks bran 90 sacks corn Harrison qheekas sacks whea
Kenneth RE- 1000 5ss osr Kesp BsTd &eos IS
ss Sss ~ 9sr Fries cees
Smith Iiadaer-259 ss q b5ls lard Wright coO hhl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
The Mobile Journnl Of Commerce, Of the 18Th inst says

We grated in being able report quite improvement
in trade this week The steamers have done much better
business carrying forward freight for the interior while by
shipments have also been more liberal
scale This may attributed partially to increased demand
provisions and partially TO the late arrivals OF
with the fall stock from Northern ports which have
busted merchants and impaired an aniaed TO
little change to notice India baggng has fallen
market therefore, exhibits symptoms of nnstcadness
city continues ts usual healthy condition. and abseees
beginning to The weather has been fair until yes
heavily for time Reports daily reaching Of the
damage the growing by the late gale which
extended the whole country and the estimates Of
the being reduced far below the previous figures
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
iel2 5md&W

WOoDH1AN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
" GINGER-Such is the intimate connection between the
stomach the SYSTEM that the health OF one depends
very much upon the other and medicine whchis
grateful beneficial TO the stomach has the effect restoring
the system its natural tone and vgo and owing to
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF GINGER will be
found excellent remedy for Nervous and Sick Headache for
Sea Sickness Nausea etc. The great advantage of the
Fluid Extract or Essence Jamaica Ginger is that in
concentrated FORM contains all the active principles without
any of the inert matter which makes it much more agreeable
to the stomach.
Dyspepc persons who troubled with nausea distress Of
the stomach eag owing to the weakness of the dges
tive organs will find this preparation Invaluable usually
affords immediate relief and far ecacous than brandy
or any other of ardent Spirits it stimulates and warns
stomach producing permanent relief without the
injurious consequences which result from alcoholic stuants
During prevalence of the Cholera it was found OF the
greatest preventing weakness and relaxation Of the
bowels, which produce diarrhea.
Afew drops umbler Of water. with sugar SYRUP form
healtfu delightful beverage this Extract couneractng
the bad effects Of the cold water.
WOODLANDS EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
is deliberately prepared carefully selected articles of the
best quality.
CAuToN-Persons desiring article that can be relied upen
prepared solely from PURE JAMAICA GINGER should be par
tcuar ask for Woodman's Extract of Jamaica Ginger
which is warranted to be exactly what it is represented,
O. O. WOODMAN, of Magazine and monstreeta,
Wholesale Agent New Orleans. je12 5md&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
,E(SAT, q i. II

bTATFt OtR
FIFTH D1sTRror CoURr 3TIIoMAH KRONEya. HIS CREDI
" Of New or,eans II n TORS No. 10 4s6.
NOTICE iii hereby given to the Credfs
tors Of the sovent and oa other persons herein
ted to show cause within ten days from the first
hereof why the by the syndc VI the
dors Of said nsoyen should not W approved and homoos
from ali further trust and Liabilities In The premises.
BY order Of Court this 4h day Of September lsss Z
s5 4s 4 III 833 Deputy Clerk 8s8
ETAT DE; ia LOUISIANA 8s y Viii
C1sourENE CoUa bn DfsrRcr IIIoM KRONE MI 3 =
A WIS est par ees presenfes donlte aatE cream.
n cies du ssdit nsovabe ct tanes ares que
celia peut coeerer dRyor adsdure dix oursa deter
dc premiere publication du present avis les rasons ponr
1ees e compile final pfesente par e sndc d
inoyae sert appronre homoogue les iond
mains repars confomement dit compile CT 10 DIV
syndic declarge dc toutes responsibilities ulerieures
p - ri, \ r. Fl : i5'' N j. o. CHALON,
SIS Dtppts Grehier.
SUCCESSION OFJOEINW ALEkIcR-AELPER PER
- having cams against said s,ccesso are requested 10
present the same and those indebted 70 said deeeasea are
guested to make payment to the undersigned II"
t' l5a[5 N CATHERINE II WALKER,
au2l 3n2Od Administrative, 40 Piilere street.
CUCCESSION DE JOHN WAgtKER-TOUS
y les creancerB dud succession son prize de presenter
complies qIi doyeut decide john aiker,
''''' " ~ ~ ' CATHERINE /. WALKER,
au2l stin20d rueylera No. 40:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
Sslppiltl iguteIEiytnts
!. Z. llostpAr. Sept. Is. 1876.
GLE E shTTTl-TRT,AY.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
tsn. y farrIs Z Sorraf dlatrlets
a sp c fssaa' ssiss s France Dewey
mr. B91S Rsss hqxs Ses
BIT scbr Dolphin Eden for fruxilio md EHatan Isad
}55Bi 5 3s$ 5t - Beua9usanie = Philips
Il ARRIVED.
Steamship Lonisiaua talbot GaIyesen en Tndfsnola
, i 7, 5s ssstssH
a sistriet, 10 s 't CO
Wsaslm BahHoa from BE az JaneiE0 z ing
Sent days Pensacola q John Hurley
sshr West Florida days from Pensacoa, 10 PooIsy
- Nieo &cG-Bssns 3$}
ser an tom Pea
schr Charlotte A.a White from aniits Rivsr--basin
s er 1l Az hS kiss ng tEs
sehr nemoeras saons fem
sebr alss No j, Waller from Ray Ioas-Basta.
s sshr yIsfs NeIg fs rom
schr Amandus. White, from Amite Rives-BasEn.
s ehr bssxsa Taisf ns
ser Tgrsss Bsaches from Tiskf Y
sioop Il r Gabriel, from Horn island Basin.
sTEAMB0ATss I
Chancellor, Stewart. from 81 I.oIfs. 3555
California, Hutchings from Mobile.
6 6s Fsso Bsl f5s ff 81 h s. houis.
Defender, Rhodes, from 81 Louis.
Pzeg ef %sIm ra'lps 1 Eisas 81 ',s
Psnnsiy s Klenf sl a.s e ss Louis
nsnnisaI, Hasist Rsi from srsi b Louis.
Michigan, Reilly. from st Lonis. NJ! 33 81
RSBHsS ass he9 Rseaer to sna cs Il o'Hs
Ruby, Poiseven from GAINESVILLE, siss-Basn.
4o Z s alP nss alp Is Msd,sor
al, John ai Albert and bark #iem Ludwig.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
CATTLE II ARK EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, September Ii;
Arrived ia head of Cattle 800 Sheep "a lch Cows and 1870
Calves and Yearngs Tie market scarcely varied Prices of
fine Cattle continue firm in favor Of holders with moderate
stock The supply Of The ordinary descriptions Of stock
pie; Hogs in demand with good supply of Mich Cows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
El[i,,X,.PlynR,T3s:. :.

Z GALVESTON AND IaDIAEoIA Steamship Perse
tacks corn loo sacks coffee $50 bbIs Hor 100 b whisky
hams casks bacon ties rice 50 boxes candles 10 pairs
Wheels 100 boxes caret 10 bales baggng o coils
NEW YORK-Ship yicksburg5l9 bales cotton, 1gT hhds
tobacco, IS bales moss, 8 pkgs mdse.
RoCKPoRT-shp Chieoras5Oi7 slaves, % pcs lumber. 80
masts, IS spars. l 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bales cotton, ln3 bales moss
5 sacks wheat lies bbs four $50 sacks BONES 10 bills alco
hol 81 boxes snuff bale WOOL AGO saves pigs ndse
HAyRE-Bark Sarah Bdge-82s bales cotton 67a9 sacks
wheat 1874 bbls -four, 100 bales moss. $500 staves
TRUxILLO-schr DolphilG 5 bbs -four. bb1s pork bbs
beef bbls rum bbs whisky bbls sugar tcs bacon
hams kegs lard, kegs butter 10 bbls bread bbls CANDLES
Dbl lard oil 10 tobacco 240 pcs lumber 200 shingles,
l23 pkgs mdse, lot money, tools, sc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
THE COMM ERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
gRm 0rleaas Sinner aBIattkeet.

.
Saturday Evening, Sept. 49, IS56.
The week closes improved condition branches os
trade The arrivals from the West have
produce from that region which, with s expected receipts oR
cotton On Monday. win tend activity
brisknsss every department Of country
friends visit m With The greatest
day BIZ good slip nnesota quaransined for
days because cook Of the vessel had slight chill and could
not eat his aliowance putting the vessel and cargo q
three thousand dollars damages for the delay This We con-
slider, Is running quarantine laws into the ground ard
eyinces disposition Cypress which will result
good whatever onr quarantine system Will be
buresae prore about ecacions the laws restrain
ing the rate Of interest which money shall be lpaned
There rather inquiry fox to-day The In
quy freely met without change In rates though It rather
difficult to place much our and six months paper w
For the ordinary Of Al maturing between the
first Of February and the last Of April the from 10
per for good 800 per cent The offerings in Bank
continue well up to their income.
The weekly Bank statement Of this morning, good one,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
o. o. W0Or1NT.. AM.

IA o. W0ODN1Ag. WHOLESALE DEUGGIsT |
fucceseor to jarvis 4 oodRai Of Common and
magazine Streets New Orleans Importer and Dealer
DRUGS, sELEGTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS
ESSENTIAL OILS Medicinal Extracts Fire Perfunefy and
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES SURGICAL NsTRU-
.MENTs, DRUGGISTS GLAsaFARE, BRUSHES. French
and American WINDoW ASS, PAINTS. OILS, DYE
STUFFS, etc. Il &tss558 III ia
Druggtsts, Physicians Country and P1anters who
puchage Medicines Of best qne may rely upon suited
Orders promptly attended to- 747l{S Eas
DIRECT IMPORTATION FRoMEuEoPE
Receiving BY and Ger
many, large assortment Of DIR UGs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WARE, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES etc. Among which
1900 boxes French Window G1ass assorted sizes. XXI
100 lbs Conrad's Hyariodate Potash. @
12O0 ounces Pellctier Fr. Quinine. Re ~
100 lbs Mander's English Blue Mass a5
ltzf 100 lbs Manders English Caloinel, tS5Gag
T. 50jars Carbonate Ammonia. ss' 49, Il a
b 8 cases Garb. Magnesia. +
10 cases Calcined Magnesia.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
1000 ounces Of ouinine Power 4 Weightnan.
| 80 ounces Snlphate Of Morphine.
| 4f 10 ounces Acetate Morphine. %'
30 ounces Strychnine. D.gpI'. &
\ 100 lbs Am. II. S. Calome bot
! 200 lbs Am. II. S. Calonel, in rs lib boxes.
| 80 kegs ref. Salt Petre. a
| - rs dozen Chloride Soda ~ w NJ .f2 ."
4 100 lbs Nitric Acid. III. @s4.s.. o-ra.,-.-.
hi demjohns Aqua Ammonia -
10 demiohns Sweet Spirits Nire.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver sticks.
/ 8 lbs pnre Nitrate Silver, crystals.
| 10 bbls Alum p
5 bbls Ground Alum '..,
H POWDERED DRUGS. s..y 4
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by sric
pure having been selected personally in their crude state
and powdered for my sales. Among which
| 200 lbs Powdered Ipecac. r d.
/ $50 lbs Powdered India Rhnbarb
1 100 lbs Powdered Canthardes.
300 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne
100 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic. cd
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar I
200 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid,
20 lbs Powdered Extract Colocyntt. "a =
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead.
10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint, Am. ol.
| 200 lbs French Snow White Zinc. "
! 20 casks French Yellow ocfre,
6 bbls Copal Varniah ~, u.g.
: u bbls White Darnar Varnish.
8 bbls Japan Varnish.
2 bbs Coach Varnsh. ' W
900 gallons Spirits TurpenIne.
SOC gallons English Linseed OIL.
J.! 80 casks English Veneiansaed. @0"@
It GO bbls Lamp Black.
100 boxes American Window-Gias assorted sizes fror
J, Shy l0 ito "a by 3d.
l. 100 kegs Yellow Ochre, In oil.
p 100 kegs Venetian Red in oil.
All Of which will be sold at the lowest market rates.
e. o. O. WOODMAN, New Orleans L., and
=, iel2 5md&W O. o. WOODMAN K CO., Vicksburg, Mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

The increase of long and short loans is M which indi
Gates that there has been inquiry for money, which may
continue for short time but it will be readily met either
by the Banks the street Will be perceived the increase
Of discounts for the week by the Southern Bank
Bank Of Louisiana so0o8 Citizens Bank 900 Of course
they able expand still further circumstances required
It, as well as most Of the others ~
Stocks begin attract notice. hut holders asking higher
rates The sales to-day 2 shares Bank Of Louisiana
three PARCELS at ISL 100 shares Canal Bank in two ots at
II shares Of Citizens Bank at the advanced figure Of Sl6 and
negotiation for Mechanics and Traders in treaty.
The Exchange market rather quiet to-day The decrease
the held by the Banks expected
and the general operations in domestic bills for the week have
large the The decline sight funds North
cities has brought several buyers The ruling at
the to-day Tor checks New York large
and ordinary amounts from % premium Sixty days sight
from cent discount the banks buying at the two
last Nothing than small sums for remittance tran
spred Sterling yesterdays rates at 99 Bank drafts
held fraction Francs heavy from increased purchases
grain for Frances1O00 taken at 521
rate, however, is lower the average, from 52
522s For bills the ports of France the rate from
5.261s@5. 2324, with the supply Increasing daily.
Condition Of the Banks Of Ibis oet ending Saturday,
Is &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
CONsTABLE's SALES.

zs '7AfH $SHSH eSf
aI sEi da sasssd f. s nee
q tho S''fssa ss he
81 da q siss IL g. sP'snss 5
A; THE CONTENTS OF THE ST. CHARLES HAT STORE.
@ ses and dsaen Hats ETC.
The r1xryREs AND F WA kiTU of said Store,
ih'' s Oil 'p'' W. W. MITCHELL,
s91s1722 Constable.
Fs;si s5i:ss' s' ss
ef rtts q
ct ns ts5 Priv g f
ss SSH ! 3s g. 4 ! SS32f6
s-0ASn Oh ''s sp''' W. W. MITCHELL,
ss121e2O Constable.
q STis.ss SE%
s5s:sS Il 5 pSS
s SEss I ' At
H sss LIS 81 s' oF GTEp
tit f h s 1s eapsed r MS1
and Rendon streets said lots measuring as follow"
q feet inches and is lines front on
x sg@n parss By i's feet "enss
as 4 fs fii M PSs
parallel lines. n w.,
Lot No o. corner lot 81 feet inches and lines
front on Hasan Avenue inches and line in depth
between parallel lines and fronts on Cana street
'front.' f' on hSs Tse inches and lines in depth
between parallel lines. :,
front Canal street by lot feet nee a ana rs ines IN oef
| Seized in the above entitled suit.
| TERMS-Cash on the spot. - -, ,,,u,,,r,-
sS25o4A Constable.
SECOND Coun JUSTICE PAlx1 "a VILE III Pc LA
d,Oriaans ) o. CIIALON ct FITZ
INN VERTU drum writ de fieri facias mo-
T. addresse par Phoorable G. NJ Bradford Second 1nge d.
paS de la naroisse dOreans jofrai Fente, Fencan
des Magasns entire les ues Grayier
Natclez MARDIle Il octobre 1856, a midi
| ONE LOTS DE TERRE sues dams lie Second District d
cee vile. desgnes par les Nos g. 7 s. g. TO- H. ~ b.
H. let 3 compris dams les Canal de IT Douane
| Hagan Avenue ct rue Rendon.
Ces dts lots ont les measures suiyaneS:
Les lots Nos. ct meurent 81 peds ct 9gnes fac
au Hagan Avenue profondeu de peds II
I lignes entire 1gnes PARALLELS.
Nos mesuent 81 pied pouces ct lisne fac
Hagan Avenue proondeur de 2 pieds pouces
l ljgne entire lgnes paralleles.
(encoinue) "a pieds pouces ct ligre
Aveue I23 pieds pouces ligne de
fondeur lignes PARALLELS ct face In du Canal
Lots Nos TO- H. l2 49, H. mesnrent 80 peds pouee ct
de profondeur entire lignes PARALLELS
Lot No. Is nconure) 30 ped pouces ct ligne
face Ia Canal l0 peds pouces ct ignes de pr
ondeur entire lignes PARALLELS ct face la rue Rendon.
IesQues ssisis dams latfaire cdeSsus.
ssBo414 Conneable