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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

AND WARRANTS. LAND WARRANTS.
Ia HOl FOR KANSAA-Tho undersigned having had fire.
uucnt applications pcate and having Mt this mn
ocotc intends. between the 18th NovcIu,
Of the Illinois,
onsu ls,a and Missouri the Territories Minnesota
Nebraska for tho purpose Of locating Land War
rams personally Inspected lie will have the advice
Agents who familiar with the eonntry AMI
who have ia view good farming
the United States Their land locker is
4auy field and minute and thorough in his plora
+
NV charges for locating Warrants including all
Office = ard expenses, as folawst
For locating 100 .S2u w
~ .....''..''' ..'''..'......'.- ~ W
persons sending number liberal deduction
the above prices will be made
LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
Notary Public and dealer In Land W Warrants,
2idScts. LHnchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

DAYMENT! PAYMENT.!-B BOuds and
counts due before January lst, 1856 must bS
paid Immediately Jan IA 3wl p sEABURY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27
APOTHECARIES, &C.
MEDICINAL LIQuons AND WINE,

VI Pure Juice Port Wine pure French Brandy Sherry
Wine London Porter and Wefs Aromatic Sehtcdm Sehnaps
Al these articles are warranted pure and suitable for nedr'
nal purposes For sale by JOHN II. SEAN,
lI-ts. %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

uDRlS1n MOUNTAIN WsUl.->TONES.-1he
i undersigned procuring nom their celebrated
quarry, the Brush Mountain Montgomery county, MILL
STONES and III RtS of the best quality Tho reputa
lion these widely known hut the Railroad gvi
increased facilities in filling orders, have appointed
Mcdaniel Hurt Preston and Lee A. Johnson Iiynehburg
agents for the sale hom who viii orders and
have them fulfilled nt the shortest notice
our Address -Baeksburg Montgomery county, Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & co.
James NJ Williams, Danyle. Va, Reynolds a Co. Leaks
Villn, n G., also agents
teh ! lhMrts. ] u & Go.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

100. 600 ACKEs 49, !: ~ w NJ
rants Under the aw. bong issued
buy large quantity for which will pay tho highest
kci price rs tAHH
will attend regularly the Courts of AppornAttox. Camp
he'll Amherst and bedford and occasionally Charlotte and
viii the bcs prices for Warrants. Any who
have them will please apply before selling
prosecute usun all claims for bounty Land Revou
onnry Claims, claims against the Government of the
United States (ja It's CIIAS. W. STATHAM.
TsIE Pillow THAT beats THE WORLD.
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAUGHT
RTCH' s PdTENF PRE MUM PLOH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

We have 80 much confidence in the inability Of
mere lying to put down q man whom, until ne 5e'
cane candidate for President, the people had
known only to admire aid honor, that we will do
our part to keep Col. Fremont's aiversaTies harp
ing on the pretense thst be is Roman Catholic up
to the day of election. In doing so, we make 10
cOncealment of the fact that we should support him
lust as heartily if he were Catholic as We now
do, maiDtanlIg the full and equal right OF every
uan TO believe sno profess whatever religious creed
be thinks right. Since, then, Col Fremont was
baptised Protestant, educated by his Protestant
nO,her in her own faith, confirmed q member of
the Protestant Episcopal Church at sixteen years
of age bad bis two eldest children bsptised In thi.
Church eight ears ago, third three years and his
Youngest one year ago, ard is now pew-holder
al d communicate IN that Church (every point of
the above beiog established by testimony which no.
bo6y prett nos ~ dspute) We let him remain IN
the Church of his education and his choice, 10 one
having any right in this free land to turn him oct
of il and force him into another against his will.
And ss TO the tattle of interruptions opponents,
rtpresentiDe him to have said or done this or that
wb,ch implies a kindly feeling for the Romish
Church, We not only care nothing for it in any as-
pt Ct but Ne are suro it will be estimated at what
it is worth. We have too often hsd our own acts
and cay ngs utterly tsls6ed by this sort Of evidence
to place any reliance on it when leyeled against
another.
The most conspicuous OF the witnesses cited t,
prove Col. Fremont in religion what he is not, is
one Peter Fulmer of this city, the FILLMORE K n
Alderpsn Of the Sixteenth Ward. We have tried
hard 50 coax this gentleman to make aA afidaviI
or at least statement attestsd by mis- own sigua.
ure; but be is entirely too sharp for this. How
ever, there can be no doubt thal he has authorized
the story of N. Reynolds aod OF The Express, that
in January and February, 1852, he spent several
weeks ut Washington City stgppiog ut Brown s
Hotel, where be made the acquaintance OF Col.
| Fremont, and saw him attend tbe Catholic Church.
cross himself &c, and heard him declare, at the
hotel after his return from church, his belief IN the
peculisr ooemss Of that church. Mr.. Alderman
Fuinef fixes the time of this remarkable convefea-
ton BY the fact that be went to Washington early IN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

The Report of the Kansas Investigating Com
nirtee, made to the House on the 1st lust, with
the Minority Report Of Mr. Oliver Of Missouri,
made ten DAYS later, add all The evidence t1kso by
said Committee, forming compact volume OF 1l5S
octave psges, has just been issued by the House
Printer. Ii is too bulky for general reading, bnt
it ought to be in the hands of those who are called
to di.cuss the Kansas question before toe people.
The Report itself has already been spread before
our readers, AMI has thus zen perused by not less
than One Million persons But there are Twenty
Mill ons more who ought to read il, and we trust
copies will be multiplied aud difased until every
one who will or cao do so shalt have read it. So
tremendous ali exposure of gigantic fraud outrage,
viDnipy Oppressicn and murder, all deliberately
perpetrated in order to force Siavety upOl re-
iuc ant, struggling. aud at last resulting community,
kas never iih nov been made in any country We
eptreat Ill who can 10 secure i. ihe widest circula
tion. And let those who will want copies with ihe
evidence a,iachtd ss also Msjo Divers labored
attempt 10 stem the over ~heimng volume Of owl
dence il bis Minority Report write at once TO their
respective Members Of Congress. We lear tho
lumber printed in this shapc will fall sbors of the
urgent demand for them But the Report Itself
we mean to keep printing and selling at the onest
possible rate 20 long as copy is required
In the Committees Report no alIusiOu was made
10 Gov, Reeder's testimony affecting President
Pierce, because the President had not then been
served with copy Of it and invited to make any
statement in reply to the same, to be incorporated
in the published Report. This has since been done,
however and tho President decides to maintain
perfect sileDce-n effect, admits that Gov. K. has
Represented him truly. We copy, Therefore, from
the official Report so much of Gov. RS testimony
.s affects the President, and ask for it careful
perusal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
The following are the Yeas aud Nays in the
Huse on Friday on the division by which il was

Rcsolred That James &. Allen lof Illinois, was not
elected and is not entitled to seat in the Hou-e:
yyAs-M,s,r. Albright Ais ~ Bal Barbour, Bennett Of
ton Bufiinton BuIhgsuIe, Campbell a Pa, Campbell OF
Ohio Chshee CLARK % Com Ciawson C%ian Comhs oia
ein 1umbscA Dsnre Davis of Mas Day, Dean, DE WIT,
3ckson Dodd DAM, DuIfee, Edra'ds, Emre, Giddinss,
Q1nsrt Granger Grow, Hal Of Mnss Harlan Htyyisoi,
ylgs~n Holloway Hoon Of Y. Horton OF Ohio Hush.ton'
tosor McCerty, Meacham Mile, of n Moore Moran
borl Murrss, norton. Parker. Peon ieunng'oL tefiy
Petit Pike Priuge. Purvsnce, Rohie Robbins, Hooer''
Sshin Sapp scott, cheIman Simmons, spinner Stanton
sor Wsae Wsieusn Wsb:idse, wslGron Washourne OF H.,
Wslburn o. Me, Wtleh AID Wood--s4
NAys-Mes,rs Aittn BsiksSAe, Bell Bennett Of Misss-
.inu B,oor Burue Cadwslsdrr CaIapbel OF Kentucky
Cr,ll4 Csruthers Cake, Clarke II n. Cingnan COBB OF
a.. Cokb OF Ala Cox CrNge Crawford Cullen Davidson
D.nxer Dcwden Edmulds0u, Elliott, EngLsh, Ethsridse
Fo.ter Fuller e Msiue ode GIceawood Hall OF
Ivst, Tones Of Tenn of Penn Kelly, kennett nd
xe L,ke Letchsr, Li@diey, LuuIkA Mefshs,I OF heh
t,clY Marshsn q HI los Maxwell, Nc Mullen McQneen
hIs, ~ II, Sers Mscn Packer Peck PhelP- Porter Pow
-. Pugysar Qumai, ReGio, kasds, cAut, RIVERS humn
r.. ss,ss, Seward Shorter smith OF Te smith of Va
snd STEPHENS Swepe. Talbc TAYLOR Tripge Un
csrveod Vail dit wsr.er. .Wakns eH' HHte1,' hhHTs
ii.n, Wright Of Mis-, WTsa' OF Tenn aud Loileou7'
80 49,,
The Americans from the Slave States, without
exception. voted with the BUCCANEERS, but The
Fillmore men from the Free States divided
Msssrs. Broom, Boyard Clarke, Walk and Wa'tney
voting with the Scoth, while Messrs Dunn, Hsrri
son, Haven, Moore and S,ott voted with tne North
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

"An ounce of prevention is worth pound Of
cure" says .rts old proverb. Il should be im-
medistely applied TO all railroads.
"Thsre should be double track" So there
houd be; but that is only hslf an ounce. Still,
upon the truth Of the other old prOverb about
" half loaf &c, double track should be,
where il can be afforded, ard where it would be OF
any service. Frighdul accidents have occurred,
and will again, upon double-tTack roads Witness
hose upon the Hudson River double track-a road
managed with As much care as any in the world
perhaps; yes, more than perhaps-most probably.
A double track would not have averted the Nor.
walk slaughter A telegraph would. Statute law
should make it imperative upon every railroad
company under pain of death for the oeglec to set
signal across III. raet-" Bridge open"-one
hundred reds upon each side, whenever the draw Is
unlocked; snd ingenuity should make connection
between the lock and signal 30 that tue ooe conld
lot be open without setting the other where NOT
only TIE engineer but every other person coGld see
1t. The came plan might be applied TO open
switches. The signol need not be 81 expensive
one. thousand of them would no. cost the value
Of one life ths. ne Of them might save.
The expense, uses, operations and sdysntage o.
telt graph slODg railroad. owned ard operated
BY the company. have been fully explained in Tn.
TRIBrNE as it works daily aod hourly on the Ell.
road. Itwoald eel IN a. though selfxntersss yoult
induce every other company TO build tei ssraph
but s,uce il dvSs not legs.L.ol ano..,d. A rail
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

Tn: Union ass " seen no sufficient answer 20 the
" allegation that Cal. Fremozts Mariposs es-
4" tate has been cut Up into shares and thst these
" have been distributed among prominent Repub-
:" iieans' to induce them to support ca. F. for
tse PRESIDENCY. We trust it will have some tine
to wait for such an answer. l. it not now SUD.
porting candidate who is trying lard to wash
himself clean OF the Bargain and Corruption &"
SANDER on Messrs. Adams and Clay' There are
great maay fools in this world, but those who are
io', eaoosh to teSeve that Col. Fremout's alleged
wealth or poSerty-fcr his enemies have it bota
wsys-hsd snj inauepee in prooa-ipg his aomiaa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

An enthusiastic Republican Ratification Meetins
was held On Friday evening last at EastOn, Pa,
the former residence of Gov. Reeder. Speeches
were made BY the Hon. Sam GALLOWAY, Liedt.-
Gov. Roberto and G., n Pomeroy Of Kansas. re-
port will be found 10 this mornings issue.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
Jspuay. 1882 and returned to this city before the
middle Of February.
Now it so happens that The E1press, along win
other city jOurnals, contains the following para


graphs:
Fros Tz- Er--ire E-p-e,., Ha,e, I. isi2
Among the s.ensers BY the TeLne.see to Psnams
wsy Europe TO dispose Of his quartz uue 1, the hPo
F,ou The Etenrg E-sre.', March s, ls12 r..
Psseepger- arrived IN ihs ship Empire Cty-Co ,s
Pon, e m M ;T And unasi p. ,s nes as .nd
fsm, the Irving House Col Fremont, sty sni da
den we're amor the Passengers IL the EmpHe 'Hy' "u''
FROM The Ercnias Erpre.,, March 10; i'j2
PsA.srser. sailed in the steamship Africa f0r LNef0O-
Col J. c. FrenOn, and family
Of course, Mr.. Alderman Fulmer will now vary
bis statement, and say it was some other year 'nah
1852 that be saw and heard all this OF Col. fre-
mont seeing that the latter was in Callornis or ou
bis way hither all the months of January and feo-
ruaIy of that year. and not in Washington at all.
We do not purpose 10 track him any fdrther'
Men who eau believe that Roman Catholic hu'-
band and father induced his OWN wife to JOIN the
Protestant Episcopal Church more than ten years
ago, took his two Oldest children to that churcs
and had them baptized into its fold eight years ago.
had third baptized in that church three years ago.
and fourth one year ago, himself becoming god
father to ole Of them, and of course volunteering
to take upou bis soul the most solemn obligations
to train up that child in the Protestant fAb Will
believe any absurdity and rejoice in its incompat'
blity with evidence, reason or possibility.
To chow the utter desperation and blind folly
Of the Fillmore organs We copy the following IRON
The Ezp1tss, where we find it introduced BY q
flourish Of trunpets like this.
(Fron Tie Albany Statesman OF the l7th)
FREMOk7'S RODANTSM
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

A limited number Of advertisements are taken in
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE At the rate Of one dollar line
This paper has attained circulation Of l72,oOo
copies, and il uDquestoosbly the best medium e1taH
for advertising Id the country Advertisements should
be banded q, any tune before, and not Later than
Tuesday of each week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
The Tribune

For Caiyornia, Oregon and tie Sondr'o" Ia'Hds
will be ready THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock 1t will
contain all the Latest Foreign and Domestic News
since the calling Of the last steamer Money and Market
Reports Marriages, Deaths. &c. The Arl, for Aspin-
wall, viii leave This Afternoon at O'Clock The
Mails for Caorris and other parts Of the Pacfc Ill
olose at O'Clock p. N Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing can be had at the counter. Price
cents
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

The late murder in Broadway still remains IN
explained. The inquest upon the body oftae unfofta
nate msu-Barth loDew Burke-wss continued on
Saturday b, Coroner Coz merry, but no evidence
going to point out who the perpetratOr Of the cold
blooded murder was could be elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

MAJ SHoT.-Alex snder Graham. a sailor, was scci'
oeuay shot lsst evening with pistol in the hsnds of
n boy named A. j. Lawson, on board Of the ship Phla
lying at pier No. North River. The ball took effect
10 The thigh, causing severe wound. Graham was
taL an 10 tl @ HoSpitA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

The United States steamer Arctic left this port
on Friday night, at II o'clock, for the purpose OF
taking soundDgs between the cossts of Newfound-
land snd Ireland, preparatory to the laying down
Of the telegraph cable.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

A Fremont meeting csled at Lowville, n. T.,
On Saturday signed by eighty ynine maj crity
Of whom have alway. hitherto been Democrats. Tue
meeting was to be addressed by the Hon. Richard
yIurburt of Boonville, and the Hon. Caleb Lyon OF
I,oLsdAle-both Democrats.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

Nothing Of public interest transpired in the
House On Saturday. The session YVES occupied in
considering private bills. The Secate ~as not in
session.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
Nsp1)nrk DAILY Gribuare
MONDAY, JULY 81, 1856.
To cOqRgSpOyDENTs

No notice ear tskeu cf onyn1us ~ !.
ever is inier iDsertion mast oe sutheno 20
naus and tddr, Of the ~rter- not nsoessA"J '' P
tIon tu a. q guarantee Of bD good t.lth ...,o..
We canpo, undertake TO rejected Commune
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

ADyKRTIsRNEsIs sor TBE DAILT TRIBUNE must
be handed in before TEN O'Clock the evening in order
20 secure Their appea rance the folio wing morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

NKKMosT.-Ihe Republicans of the lid Consres-
ssots Distinct have nominated Gov. Royce. In the
Ist District james Meachau has been renomns.cd.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

DaowsfD A DO, nsu,ed Frsuk Carter was drcwnd
in The Las. RIVER ef per No .? Yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

nc-RIys ZEPHYx NEKNo Ussts GARMENTS src pree nj
..n,Jx 70 tho health AID comfort OF all uaveefs
T.i oonx IL the material sendy aud pleasantly
ebscpr the tera6a,ion, aud the hnene' o ths iaorc
sh,eoe ystem from sudden cbis consequent
ous aplo for and rsvsiinr unasodabs exPosuf' 70
svdden atmospheric ch.psos JAMES e. RAY Importer aud
Of Hosiery ad Under GsrmsLt no lQS bowerJ
uesr 0rsRo-t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
Businees Eonres'

The now snt extensive BAZAAR OF FANCY
Ooops and ToYsj oPened at No iss Brosdwsyb BY ;:
Rocees who has rsmoved from bis old stand CONTAINS every
vrret, Of Laiies Fans 6eeule Jet OInan' Or7s,i
Case Brusb.s Coab. Peruu.ry AID Fancy Soaps AI.1,
- and amusement Of ae imported aud
fr GALS ct tbs lowest imPorters prces BY - o p.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
LYONS KATIIA,RoN has become the standard

70, ID. Ha,1 IL is ged by all tho
hness Gle prepared 1t uvscraes ibs Ha pro
os in srov tn thoroughly cesnses from dsnd'u and
Uber paiies by all respectable dealers evoywhers,
f,r9 rens snerh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
THR PATENT DOUBLE Ice PTCHERs.-When

Hoecwsrth suug swoetiy Of
The OLD oskec bucket, the iron bound bucket,
Tse " osscovsreo bucket that huns IA the We T.
BEFORE the nveut Nov, the eoun-
cry ed the bucto draw ~aei rom 'ne
sls with chain And in sad a liberty wnle ao 'hoI
rune FREQ the wslwatsr casnsd up! Mrs Ofondy says
.. tknt consistent" ,,... =,
We may yet song in praise, no. Of tho BUCKET
but Of ,...L,
Tho pewy forsee chain, the iron linked cham, .
Tho zif Flat. chain that revOlse' 10 tic s-ll.
Or bcttet still Of the wod owred PATENT DoUBLt ICE
PrIcHfes needit Va the heated term ~ncn 4rs TOT sale
by LUcIUs BART, Nos sLo nurn' p ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21
PIANOS and MELODHONS from eight different

WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGS. - BATCHELOR 8
peculiar the- house
They are The world for their graceful
esse and duraklty-fns charm The largest aud b,ss
the world " private for applying ma lannon's
Dye Ssldst BATcHELoR's, No. 25j broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

MALLEABLE IRON, GAS AND STE M
FITTINGS
Manufactured with
CHAPIN's Patent MACHINERY,
nth q perfection aia accuracy heretofore uuArained
BJ Of this machinery one half tho labor OF making
sooo BY old methods saved and they are
sHeTe0 st very low prcea
New Yocx Agency at
Mssus. ARcHgE, WARSER Co.'S,
No S76 Broadway.
CBArIS, TREADwELL Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

SUMMER sTOCK.-Our large and elegant stock
q SUMNER cLoTHiSG Is ready aud embracing
many eeciAes and styles to be uud nowhere else nrni
altogether the largest stock Of desrsbe SUMNER CLOTHING We
bwe ever got up, very modei ate bur 6xod prices
ID UEvLIs & Co,
Nos 25S. 259 aud 26C Broadway, cor. Warrenst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

WILDER = TATLNT ChLhNhNDtH OH 10,
With 3t.srns Msryu's improvement
Secured celebra cd La Belle Powder Proof Locs vita
spau keya under the in mediate inspection o our MI
SearS for onreen years superntended their
foture during which time dollars worth OF property has
been Consumed In one Of them
WARRANTED FREE FROM DAnPEEss
For sale By sTEARss NAIVE,
Nos % Murray aud l45 Water st.
Proof Safes and None msde order Second
hand Safes Of other makers at reduced prlces
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

NO DANGER or COLLISIONS ON THE FLUSH
rsc K.uRo.p-As Il but eight 10 only ain At
q tim IA lowed 10 upo' L. Every attention paid 20 the
safety comfort Of children age parties II wnon are now
=. si on ef moe daily visit PleNc owe st Flu.hns
fr Tor schools H for Chi tisn ~ cents for sdus
s.. sdv RI uudsf head Of Rsilro,dA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26
IMPORTS.

a bales cotton Oakley Hawkns-l5d DO . Kelly &eos
asn
Connolly dcoUlss head eatilsNo aehe LAY @e0--'AneS
aoBILEMs ss FoIida-l5 bales qsnsburgs Marshall
SABINE PAss.sehr ciyty1 bales cotton to Head Mas
sundres to order-Total les bales cotton
yEE Bsso in speci
Gramhsm-l9oo Iaborde zigues5o0 Kuntz-al0 Smith
total Sl3 769-sundr7s to order. es
TRAPANI-Ship Merchandising salinas salt order.
KINGsTON-Brig Tegraphe53 bags 80 ties and bbls cof
fee tons gnum vitae ton and hf do bterwood to Che
VERA CEUz-Brig Progreso-2lel quntals logwood to j
doo PUG zashsre
s Sss e. Bar0esoo Dds pan'ain to
BAYOU LACoMBE-schr stephany-25 900 feet lumber to
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Clementine- OOO feet lumber to
? Simpson. -
TCHEFuNCTA-schr Fontainbeau-45oOO bricks to order.
BAY ST LOuIS-schr Favore-25 cords wood to order
BAY ST LOU1S-sch Hirondele-3O cords wood to order
order ~ .'''' y ''' A''Ne - '0'"' "0' ' 10
BAY ST oUIs-schI Gov viere-25 cords wood to order
BONFOUCA-Schr Union-70O bbls sand to order
ANTE RIFER-Schr Pomme d'Or-Wood and shingles to
PEARL RIvER-schr Gen Washington-lumber and laths
to W w Care Sco.
TCHEFUNCTA-schr Jonville-O0o bbls sand to order
BAY ST LoUIs-schr Achiles-l0 cords woods to order
ANTE RIVER-Schr Locust Tree-wood to order
B0ST0N-Shp G Barnoy-AssoIted mdse.
MATANzAS-Brig Brothers-50 hhds molasses 34 bxs Sill
gar to Murson-45 do and lot fruit Brown-l case
cigars Crnmer eco. s& ~
PEEsACOLA-Schr Diamond-6O,O0O feet lumber to Merritt
{ Mcconnell.
BAYOU LACoMB-schr Iagrangc-5Oo bbls sand to order
PEARL RlvER-schr Delphide-27, 900 feet lumber to
W Care &co. - "
ANTE R1VER-Schr Gen Pierce-wood to order
B0NFOUCA-Schr Mary soshine-400 bbs sand to order.
-CHARLESTON-Bark Mlcoa-Rice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26
4tbittu If TIE AEatktts.

TOBACCO. We heard of only about hhds sold incud
ing 40 and 80 refused high case of which II at
&c, and 80 at 61S@61ic u ID.
SUGAR AND MOIAsSES.. The receipts were light and
sales confined to n few parcels at full prices
FLOUR We noticed sales of only 800 bbls Including
100 superhne Illinois at So and 100 Fine 81 so y Dbl
The market nearly Corn and we heard
of no transactions of Holders asking 565Sc
q oushel for good lots Of Wheat small
at 81 So u buse The transactions Oats were confined to
about 100 sacks of St. Loais at 4O@4 and u bushel
PROVISIONS. The recent advance maintained firmly
and about 800 bb nnpected Mess Pork disposed
SIT 90 D bb including lot of 60 Shipment Bacon
higher with sales of 80 casks Ribbed at
and two small lots of Shoulders u Also on
Friday $50 casks Shoulders said be for the Eastern Market
sold at TIC o OF Lard few terees prime sold
the advanced rates of l0@Oc 400 kegs at l1c a
noticed sale of 5000 lbs Bulk Sides dry alted at
TIC q b-a further advance.
BAGGING let Of about 70 bales India was sold at Ice
cash.
GUNNY BAGS noticed sale ITO bales light at
ll7sc and holders were asking 11S!@l2c. for heavy.
COFFEE Not transaction reported during the day.
SPIRITS TURPEETINE,. 80 bbls were sold at 4I45c.
y gallon.
22s bbs Florida ST 49, and SO Lake at 81 20
D Dbl.
PITCHA lot so bbs was sold at the reduced rate of
GOO. u bb
WHISKY. Reched dull with sales of about 100 bbs
at &c, while Raw and lot bbs was taken at
251sc. y gallon.
FREIG HTS noticed few shipments Of Cotton to Iiv
erpool at ll-32d.
EXCHANGES. The demand limited at our quotations
Sterling .1081s4I09ss and l09]S
New York sixty.day bills iIS@i;5 Il ct ao 'ds
Sight Checks on New York. @ l5< dis