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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11

NrGRo CuzrNsur tN MNNE.-Thc
Constitution of Maine declares that voter
for Governor Senators. and Representatives,
must be a citizen Of the United states. The
very important question therefore arises who
are entitled TO be SD considered: On the goth
March, the Senate submitted to the supreme
court the following question:
Ire E,e r,Iored persons. Of ifrc1a desceat,
h1rag rr,ide,re r.iobishsd u some torn u
this State. for tcim of three months Hrd pre-
ccdipg ot.y eeaioD. authorized, pir Howoris-
ions of Uc C0aaitiioH al This Si1ic 10 Do dec-
ios Jor Goraaor, Ssaaiors and R4r@eaia-
ErsR
The Court decided, seven TO one, that SO free
colorcd male persons, of African descent, OF
the age of twonty-onc years and upwards hav-
ing residence in some town or plantation i'm
this state, droo months next preceding amy
election, and who are not paupcrs. aliens, nor
persons under guardianship, are authorized,
undor Che provisions of the Constitution of
this Sutc. 90 bo electors of Governor, Sena-
tors, and Representatives. Besides the for
NAL opinion signed by fvcof Che judges, very
learned and able separate opinions were read
by Judges Appleton and Davis iu favor of Che
decision. Judge Hathaway read q short one
IA mere apology for acquiociug in the opin-
ions of Judge fancy.
A parish clerk, after reading tho bnns OF
matrimony was followed by the Clergyman,
who gave ont the hymn
Mistaken souls Chat dream of hoayon
Llducss bcgu i'm cobwch4, and ends I'm
iron chains.
"Doo- this razor take hold we'll; asked
Ola. t.rI.r .4N.. .....D.1 Ola. tt.qrtt.r t.ft
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
agricultural.

From the National Telegraph.
STIRRING THE SOFIA TEST OF ONE
or IT'S BENEFITS.
The beneficial influences and effects of stir
ring the soil. Says the Country Gentleman.
which by the way, IS one of the best Agri-
cultura. publications in this country have
been frequently maintained and ncucatcd ;
but as hearing or reading assertions TO this or
that effect, does not produce so thorough a
persuasion as having the same thing proved
by occulaf demonstration, we may secure a.
more thorough and operative conviction OF
one at Toast, of the beneficial results of stir
ring the soil by indicating AN easy method of
making it visible or evident to the eye, than
we could by making any number of assertions
Of the same fact. "Secing is believing ac-
cording to the true provorb, and ono fact sub
mitted TO onos own inspection, is certainly
worth great many say-sos Of even the most
reliable men.
OF he several beneficial consequences re-
shifting from stirring the soil. such as the
minute subdivision and pulverizaGon of the
gradually consolidating surface, the more FREQ
admission Of the atmosphere with all its fer
tilizing agencies, the destruction of weeds.
and Others of minor Importance. we propose
to ask attention, at present, only TO the good
effects of this operation in preserving the
soil from being parched and iniuronsly dried
up in n long continuance of dry weather.
Whatever may be the explanation adopted in
regard to this result, the fact is unqucstion-
able. that stirring the soil makes it moister
than the same soil would be without stirring.
To secure convincing proof of this, let any
one conpare. during a drouth. portion of
soil which has been well hood and stirred in
his garden with like norton long undis-
turbod lust over the fence in the field ada
cent Or. let him compare a norton of we'll
stirred garden soil with part of the same
soil made hard bv being used in a walk. or
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
" DUY ME AND I'll DO YOU GOODm
, - Nov is the time to use the great Spring and


Dir. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERD BITTFRS.
tonFosea ~ S1iaqpolihu, Ic1ov Dock, Ipid Chf,yy.
ihoroaghwot, Irichy Ash. Nubafb, Mandrake. Dan
oeton afid iIMtrfirecs1 combined as to act Directly
upon the cause OF a case and forming one Of the hest
remedies Ia Che world or Jauudce and Liver Complaint
~ a ther iouns Dysrcpsn, Costyoncss Humors Of the
Blood and Skin, Pos, indigestion, Headache Dizziness
heartlum or Acid 6tou1oh, Langour, Weakness, Loss
2i Appetite, Debility, Bilious Diseases, Mercunal Iec
mons, and an lmpuHdO- OF the Blood no matter what
lne cause may be- Fever and Aeue, Coughs and Colds
broken mp and cured Rt once
lhey are pleasant 10 take useful az an times and sure
70 do good They slcause the bowels purify die blood
neal, strengthen regulate bull upand keep ia order the
Mholc ysi,w Everybody should nee them. Nearly
umHp boitee we're nscd last year proving it the most
popular medicine ever known.
Price only % and 81 IL cents per bdtle Denot 90
Union Street, Boston. Sold by an dealers i'm medicine
everywhere. 90gn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
aumbrr, Sc


I UMBER LUMBER The Subscriber
manufactures md has constantly on hand for sale,
Spruce, hemlock, Birch, Maple Ash and Eastwood
Also, Floor Boards nained and ionod finished for u,o
Fence stuff and a kinds Of job Work done 10 order al
short notice, Gig Saving, &C.
Also, lac purchases Butt Naples Birch also Ash Bass
and Spruce in the log and sawed when done by his al.
Iection Any wishing to buy sell will do well to give
him call.
Cash paid for Cherry aud Butternut saved or in the
log. A. ". WILDER
Montpelier, April /. 1896 SlH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11

~ Why is the bridegroom more expen-
siye than the BRIDE Because the bride is
always g'rea dpag, while the bridegroom Is
usually soid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11

GO BACK. ROsE-YOURETO0 LITTLE
TO COME.


"' H1i'' y ....
nero were tnloo w W
ana myself ana we "'lo so'nS ny ''o VI"
WOOD 20 mint straw oo''l', Cn IL was '' ..,,
delicious u'! lh june hv p''"' sung "',
me air wac l"i'y vocal "ltn 'nc'' o'oo!' o'''
all the green t''e' houooo tne" he"Is =" up
pf''tl' .n' lAo very oIook s'cIn'p w. .''
caught tnp general Inspiration "iC
along through inc meauo"s "' N''Pi"s
time TO qmckstep OF tho ia'I'5' ..-....,
Annette Summers ana ! nau ocon ll'' '''''
TO spend the nan holuay VIZ" W" solloo,-
mate Kate harrington beacon i'oll''s ,'i,
old-iashioncdl brown mouse lr3n'oo 'oT"'o 'l'D
south ben'hu ~ o''nou O''""
meadow ana s'i" i'I'no' oo'N was "g"soil
wooded a'cu'''y' li'louS lol Ho"e. l,, anu o,l
I,s in ,ne '1P'y o' eyer! y',''" w
ne'd' used 10 Io'G TO look '' beacon IiaI-
inston ola brown mousse eve" ''' ',os' v'''y
DAYS "heh L ho0 mo-, a. Single ven "'n"'4
n'uoh OF aiusU' "''' III my curry "''''
kno" 1t combined TO am eminent Que 5''' 'N,
clements OF tne picturesque Inc 10" iooi
"hlch slopea o'cN"aro nearly 10 tne s'oulu
with moss. IVY DrDnL ABOUT inc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
pru Goods.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

$50. oAPPROPRIAT NFORKANSAS.
GREATER Inducements than cyer Mt
urADN O't1UITr
Ier stock Of Spring SUNNI, uoqds Ilaus closed
l'y of lf', ,,,r,,.i t ', i xxx i 'it5 i't
ana t,.+ srIe.,..I .is s b. . IN i i57i
which for e'esance Of STYLE quality Of matetia and cS
40" fes- @4Nn' '' 'U'p"sa'' Wy any n 'Ae
ii,,i, ,, .i,,. MN ~ ,f,,,..,;.. Co..
N,'gnu' opposite p'nN OF Noe'penf,, 9l9te street.
p,,,r,- ,o.,,,,.,, ~, .,.,--,
IN IlEOEo COZ lON flannel and
RoBiNsoNs.
ys,Dr-N-1,o e,rcrpr
lust received lat at ~ ''' ''' R08r%SoiT5,'S5 ''
,,,,,,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
}9ap GIp.

VNAlR WARNING.---Al demands due the
1 late Arm of SrORBs 81 PALMER. must be naid
60 hc subscriber, The books arc az he Store Of Palmer
q Nfa'ehn LOOMS PALMER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11

NA.l hA'Nh.sI-t ~" t'' g. I'ah
H. fHur HNEnHF PICTORIAL ID PERTAINING utft r0Hs .ifs
n - .srfi.H 90 bias followed several uom aluaIH. Symphonic
..iH.u tIn tui n ruUug iuau witl has tlfs uu.f
.1 nH h.. nj li ti. lungs ft the ii.f flrty Year,.
HENRY l.. PARKS, fffc'rlt
A A. RAMSEY. 81. d.. AfHi0y. N1ynnr Co. lows. writes
-.f a lsa. puripr my rr,etcrof many year, have hn
rs s.HtI t tutf OHtHHY prcoNu iUr giving fs
.f Iusunpute patients or curing such ns aro eurts
U. n lt ai volumes of evidence out the most convincing
a- o. ts virtue, ct .i- reueiy aund Boa .i. effects aa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11


100 lon OF Grass no Az A'Ei'--'' 'l.s'''' /
Ed'fors '-lha statement taken nom an Eng
drod tins ~ 80 ~, ~ .ir..,lo 80 ~ lana
,or,ai,;n,, a. 9orl DnrI,,.,s nst,to Ia r,l,nht-
XII, -, ~ Ead 10 ,,ia,',,ro
of yis;ti,, H. IrJsIi,,,s osta,o last s,,,,,,,,,
,ybilo nm >, tonr of a,,ric,Itnrol ohscr,otion
IN Fn.,lard ana IN, ,,ro,arod 70 holio,.o ,l,o
statement NJ yisit ,yosi r,adc ,ho,t No 6rs,
Of .u,na and tIoy had ARCADE secured t,,o
boavv c,ors If ,,ross and IL IL MOT i,n,,roh,bIc
that tour n, 40 moro voro emf dnr;n, .bo
lont. aud l,,.or,hle seos,, Of lost,oar Fo,r
Nv &, orars ~ th, Eoa,., start rtai;.r r,'a
s,rass i. MI, ,,nrs,al and NJ NJ Of ti,o
cclebrsted rr;ntroc e,r, il, formed M, ,l,,,, ~,
III - - -.
Tris ,,r.s7 ,rro,,s Mn go Ta,;,i;,,. ~, ~
Ia 3:1.,, III -, 80
Wv 49," ia" |
"',,pN' 'o "oe'"'l! anu continuous! "pplleu'
nS'o Ye, mum 10 earn respect
ms ms ,'i' s''OH.'l0 oultiNa'lUn OF inc soil'
ihoY n''o w, =" icarn no" oonntlul Moth-
er enr.u ma! DC When properly dressed ana
o"icu ~, ny tnv mus oahuihah, u should DC
observed 'lai tne climate oil England Is much
more iaNoraDio TOT the growth OF Brasses than
our own owing to ITS excessive humidity (;
but sun do not know why several success
i've crops may not De procured here' by the
use Oh hqGlo mahuring' ana 10y careful sys-
tema''c culture JAS H. NICHOLS
A Coon IIonsr Tho Now VorL Co;,t
tic. ., ,,oa5 IN sne ''''p"i tI onar"''er's-
L., So t'Li. nus eyes' even
"',9u 49, - WV s''o,e' ulo o'ieo1y cl'at
a'n s'""s 'a'ou,' ai'' 'le PuPi's OF "Pp,es Oh
La VIZ ao an -; u 'u,Ii anu sI1g - on
n,PP'u III tne Buiiot' ne VIII utter
oontra.,. ''i'' ilou, ool.oMS, H. On VIC
sbnr, .oa6 hui 49, s''o WY 9 20 Giy' nusN{
0gUsn, Oowuo ol nm hiS wihu Is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

szcosp DlsTa,cr ooURr lsucoEssIoE or R BAsTIEN
NOTICE is hereby given to the cretllt0rn on
this estate and to ali other herein ntesssed 10
show within from the any
they hase can why the sccoun presented BY the en-
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
, Ms Ii Is E. NIcHoT, Deputy Clark
DHu11xE couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE BAsrIKE
de Ia Mile. Orleans ,-.- S. TOBY ct son EP0usE-
Wis est par le present donRe aux cream
peut concener dayos dedure dix ds
de pesente publication les rasons esqueles cope
presente par e dc Ia de seraik
point approuv& Of honnogu6, les fonds mains re-
parts confcrnement an dit compte. iYI5 - @isa
nis ii Is +. MIcHor, Dsputs erefssr
SECOND Drs1s,cr coun1} SUCCESSION OF TaoNAsG-
Of New oseans M :. Sa., MARTIN,-Eo ~ ls ~
wv the Court for letters adrnnistration tho
the late Thomas g. Martin, deceased inestate-
Noce is hereby given to all whom concern, 10 xhc
within ten days why the prayer of the said pees
should not be granted. ii !f n tli .i5l E{sH Il
By order Of the Court. . -5ls.s :, ;. slH
= nj IL Is in'@ n A. DREUX, Deputy ClcIk-
DEu1IExE CouR pE TIsrRIcr uGCEssIoN DE THOMAS
TTENDU que samuel Wilson q pxessnGe
"A petition Ia enet dsobtenr les lettrss dad
minsraton Ia succession de eu Thomas G. Martin decade
intestat- X Hs5F ~ si EH li & x '-B ~
Avis est par e present onn6 tons que peu
deduire dix leg raisons pour s
nj IL ID fs11t CT A DREUX. Depute gre66er-.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
$50, ,243, 1872 Sl9,545,9T

NtctIVtu stesul
Regarding great depreciation in domestic goods we annex
the following sale in New York by dm'hd
ngs Mount auconeers 261 packages OF cotton goods by
order Of the Atlantic Cotton Mills The sale for cash in
funds in that city The sale attracted conSideaoe aeh
trade and the attendance was very large The
bddngs lively spirited The catalogue was entirely
sd with the exception of the last three o OF ana
tngs The following table will show the prices
brought for to day cash. the usual eight months asking
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lands-l3 bbs beans 65 corn
Adas-S bbls beans IL bbs oil 100 bbls whisky
Twche &co-l hhds sides 80 hams bbls eggs bbs
beef 50 ht bbls beef 8 kegs Wright coS5 do
bbls apples 70 bb whisky 20 lard oil Grief &co-6 bbs
pigs 30 bb do DebondO9U boxes starch
29 do cheese 96 bb potatoes frkns butter @ Doson
% pkgs butter McIugh-36 bb whisky Hagle4 bbls of
dried beef 0 boxes bacon l3 bbls whisky 3 half bbs whisky
McCregor &co3t bbls do beas do ribs 10 do
krout l0 kegs pigs feet SchneiderSl kegs rdne Scov
Mead-6 rolls leather Mann2O bbhs whisky hf bbs whis
ky VOORHEES, Gggs &co-l box drugs Robertson MoDoug
lilo bhs -four James Connoy &co R pkgs butter Keep Bard
co3 bb 80 bbs beet 50 hf do yose BoS hhds
bacon Hogan MuTghy4o0 bbls fon Dagsn4 do apples
matoe bb apple butter bbs beans to John
Hurley &coS hhds Brand Landy20 empty bbls 10
China-suudries to order-Toal hhds sugar. "
TRENTON-Seamer Bayou Belle-l62 bales cotton Ward,
Saunders Hunt 9S do Glis Ferguson &co52 bales cotton
AMenburger &coiO bales to ID Cooper co-S5 do to
Freson Stevenson &eo4 do Richard Nngen &c25 do TO
Oakley Hawkins &co24 do Buchannon Carroll &co2l do 10
Vaudeville McIhenny20d do Gorsson Bros-l6 bales Cotton
Cleveland Brothers Sco do Frieron Conway &co0 do 10
Bogart, Foley Avery7 do Wright Allen Sco5 bales cotton
ii Dorson &co-5 John Watt &co5 Duncan Logan de
Lloyd Frieron4 Byrne Vance &eo4 Edward Male &co
Aller-2S sacks cotton seed VI Esk-i eask pkg
Gould &co- do A Barnier--l do w letchford AGO
lido Yale jr &co- do Dncenge-1 do Marauze &co-
do Dawson &ccl do Meoucheau Bro-sundries order
Total 602 bales cotton.
ST LoUIs-steamer L Ke,ueit-2 bbs -four kegs lard
Ward Saunders Hut4id sacks potatoes IS bbls apples
bbls aud box mdse pan' Marray6 bales Bradley
Wilson Gco-0 bales Titns Groves &co4 bales
Nelson kcol00 sacks corn ogsron-395 sacks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

....u ...-1rso Ho.. ca,,. se.eco
asnsa 4s-sy w:
Levy Y 80: e ssssss +
T:.is Z, ss s.s
~ nj. 81. z;
iss is sssi. ss ssss pssss.. @:
Jss 49, :..ss 81
:s.s e 81. aS,'s. 80
- Hcs ted ~ q. se,Isss
asTs e. ss..e .. Is z
isd: sss.sss - '''''' = = : ''s.'s 81 sas 1s
BALES coston e Wrght n -
sss sgs;ssi 9. nsgHse Tisea IS I.,;
WI Scott Seoio Tsy xec csrS;i 3so
lss ::ss. sssis sis s
= y 49, cssss -, os
n -, ~ 5Is Sssss 1so Icyd
! essss. Hs.iiss ss @ Ssysisnd Is
sssay .%sn ss
4sss Rssnas"1n s Ts 3 ay .ss 1.l ~: sssss.
ssss s % I'm CO.. ID iS I'll rss
as
6els %ol:.sss = ssis .e,S.
sshs. g 81 ss.ss. = s''ass ' - IN
Brs 1anss s s.s ees 5S.s
81 80 sss.s &c
Psgs. Hsa d. schs IN .s s
"A IsEry T1s1Ins Icos Nv Van Tsy,s.
"A Wr;ebt Allen SeoI1 hid. sussr II 6bs moss i.ve
&McCale bbs mossses 70 Fellowes 4co bbs molasea 70
n Mensrd ysnsud-io do isoee 4 BroS % Haent..rss %
nsnnd,ies bsles cotto n Sbds
X, bbs Inoissses mt ~ =, - VI N" = -
1nrrevIIr . se..... = - - 49,.
At ~ I c Herrs S,srie eosh a ~
Aco4oi sssss con Acoot cAs eofn
OvertocAg sscks com WinssIs Z saehs corn "
for - Ssas hbir snnjss dcfS ~ Nefta ~
10 Do IS bbls potatoes AWeelaS bbls po4asss
vo sppe4 u saeks dsG apples Senton Gs
Sups ~ nsse y X sn S1
eoS 6aass Jeans sna
W.n 8coif hees eotton Neson keo-SS hhds suesr
ere Mcehse head cas horses md sundies ordrTseal
% oses ootsen, % hnes sssAl' = NJ. ...e.s. Il {.
for y a n N
ton Feiiovss Ieo64 D rouhart6S A. Nl,euberrsr
Barron-50 Camrusck gqures west-50 Vaudeville Nell
1ennyf p Einess 1900 II + ~ -
a. Hen1saos Terrv ieo-iS IA Toledsno Taylori N
K Carter Aeo-9 " Shaw Aco6 Do n Cooper &ccS d
Dsay ~ q ~ hIs - FL. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

FOURTH DISTRICT IMPROVED PRoPERTY-sUCCEs-
N. sion of John Twbil
BY TOURNE 4 THOMAS, Auctioneers
TUESDAY, the 18th of December, 1857, at
l2oclock Banks Arcade by virtue and in
the Hon. p H. Morgan, Judge of the Second
District Court of New Orleans dated November 7h 1857 the
following described real estate for account of said succession
will be sold tsat
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with two
Building and all the improvements thereon situated in the
Fourth District Of this city in the bounded by Sixth
Seventh Chippewa and Fulton designated lot No
Heddn architect. Said lot IS feet front
Seventh street. l25 feet in depth between parallel lines
TERMS-Cash. ~
Act Rareshde Notary Public the expense
of the purchaser. MIA q d5 II is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
McCHEsNEY's PATENT WASHING MA

McCHESNEY'S PATENT WASHING MA
A CHIMES, be had by applying at the oace Of the
who Sole Prop.ietos Of Patent Right
for the State Of Louisiana.
III OFFICER Commercial Place, New Orleans. ss.
aThe Rights for Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas, Forids
California; also Parish Rights this State for sale lib
eral terms. Apply as above. - myl SPIT
- VALUABLE PLAMTATIOMM n ~ AND M SLAVES
Bayou Black parish of Terebonne La with Slaves and
Stock Of every kind viii be sold public auction in New Or
leans to the highest bidder Banks Arcade the first NON
DAY Of February effect partition between the propr
The property consists s Land inferior
in Louisif heavily mbeed and nearly all susceptible
wards so Slaves all family negroes Mnles
of Cattle and Hogs; Circular Saw Mill Farming Utensils Me-
chancs' Tools with which the plantation abundanty sup
ped Corn and Hay supposed to be sufficient for the next
The Machinery of the valuable
kind we'll The quality sugar usually made
inferior made in the State and In quantity equal to that
of other plantation in proportion the number of hands,
The growing crop is expected to be about 600 hhds
J. j. HANNA will be on the plantation during the rolling
season. and will take pleasure in showing to any person des
rous of examining it.
fourth cash. the purchaser to
the mortgage debt due to the Bank Of the
balance be payable equal annual instruments divided into
suit The vendors If required at two and three
per from paid secured by mortgage and
privilege the property sod to be given when the
terms Of sale shall have been complied With but the Of the
hands, will be for the Of preparing
growing crop may still be the plantation at the time Of the
sale.
particular description viii given before the day Of
sale. +. .. Z. E 2
For further particulars apply to WIN LEvERICH co.
osl sm SARAH Y0RKE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
!oNsIGNEEs.

BosToN-ship Joseph HolnasJ Burnside &ee-W + Vre
CrowelI Hallett-Fiint 4 Jones-w Batson--A Whiting
&co-C stewart-G SShunway-C Boye=Grosjean Bene-
KeenJ Valentine &co--J Beylle 4co-T B smith--Ks
ham & Fitz-W NcCracken-J II Carter 6coW ArrnsHungA
Robb kco-H \ Vennard--W q Neagle-Taylor Raddin
g Nv Dunber-and ORDER ~ q 70 II. y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
Sbippiuy 5nts4igtrrt.
lFs.ss MONDAY, November l6, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Tennessee, Forbes, for Vera Cruz,

Steamship Tennessee, Forbes for Vera Cruz
Z II 7f5- III - 1850 ~ Harris, Morgan Zee
Ship Marcia Greenleaf, Merrimap, for Liverpool
r - = IT -, go. 80 st j r Whitney kc.
Ship Cicero, Taylor for Liverpool, Ashbridgs &e,
Ship Gen Berry Davis for Bremen Baxter, Lowell ke
Bark Davis, Hand for Genoa, H Ashbridge re-
Echf Sea Drift Smith, for Rrszos Santiago II Phelp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

RICH MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD PARLOR FUR
nure Brussels Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Rugs
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctoneers.
WEDNESDAY,, 25th instant, at 10 o'clock
w A. NJ, at their auction Is Cust0mhouse street, will
be sold as..li5L -a .tf.rf -..Ll.F
Extra Mahogany and Rosewood Psror Sets in Brown
Crimson Brocae Brown Push Brocatelle in Green and
Gold. -Also- I
Chamber Sets in Rosewood and Mahoganyal the make of
of the most celebrated manufacturers Of the city.
-Also- .. l. =.
rs pieces Brussels Velvet Aubuson and Ingram English
Carpeting. Also -.t'.a
5 100 splendid Rugs It
HThe above will be ready for examination the day preyi
ous o the sale .'' nl3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

& BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC., AT AUCTION. 4s5.
= BY r. ARNFIELD, Aucoseer. a. SIS Fl
THIS EVENING, at early gas light, at No.
L 53 81. Charles street. will be sold sse. =+s
valuable collection o. the best works Of the best authors in
the various branches Of Litsrature, Science and Art
e -ALRO- lisi fl7t&ttE1ait '3al
Letter. Cap Note Papers. Envelops, Geld Pencils etc.
This comprises the Books the principal pnb
lshers the United States with variety Of London
Publications OF the fne useful aud industrial arts.
The perfect and for exam
nation and private sale during the day. tt
without reserve and will be continued every evening
ilalIs sold ggr4 .fnlx
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

SUGAR. 1.-The market heavy without my important
change, the sales enbracins some $50 hhds.
MOLAssES Prices better. with Gales Of 800 ibis Ut
20622c fer Ordinary Choice 76s g listfi y 1A
FLOUR 1.-The transactions were confined to 600 bbs
Of which 80 Unbranded s5@s5 2s lsl supene II Is sf
and 80 at IS 70 p bbl 2 sy Z s' 'Afs "a. ~
GRAIN. The Of Corn included 800 sacks New at
404sc. ESQ at, sud $50 Old White at 60c bushei OF
Wheat 100 sacks sold In lots at 81 D buhe oais were
good request with sales q 1000 sacks including 80 St
Louis 2e l60 in lots 49, $50 A. and IS Ohio At Se
buhs OF Bran 100 sacks sold At u IS 100 ns
Mess Pork retailing at t1s@$D,
moAy at $40 p bb. In Bacon nothing reported and
quotations nominal at l2@12zc Sides and 9@9c
for Shoulders. Lard small lot Prime Old in erees
sold u lse b. Holders asking 1s61s1<c fof kegs
enoticed sales Of 100 bags s 500 at 9c,
and 48 Prime At exc p ,. ssA @' s7}E '..s
INDIA BAGG1NG -. Firm, with sales o4 100 bales al
111Ie, and 6s At 12c p yard.
GUNNY BAGS dispatch from Boston Of the 18th inst
Bags higher in loading fol
America = ss5i iss' s3ti stf eatf EH ~ @ s
HIDES. I'VE hear Of 5000 to 1000 sold in The last tw
three days. including 5000 Wet salted Heavy) 5@6c
500 do Kip &c. 600 Mexican Flint tHeay lc 1000
Is, and 300 Minhitlan, morchantabe, at I4c p b.
WHISKY Small lots Of Extra Rectihed and Raw wsr
| selling at 2Oc p gallon.
ships taken for Liverpool at I'd fo
Cotton which vessels the berth still Hng up
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
LADIES' AUCTION-LAsT OPPORTUNITY.
BYL A. LEVY, Jr.. Auctioneer.
Of6cA Gamma RtYae

TUESDAY, the 18th, ,THURsDAY, the l9th,
and SATU )AY 21st inst l0 o'clock. lOl Baronn6
street Union and Psrdido streets win BE- .od.
The balance OF Stock hand comprising elegant Wool
Cssners Desines Silks Embroideries CLOTH Silk and Vel
vet Mantas French Menos Laces fnr Trimming Bonnets
Rhaw Wells, Embroidered Curtain Nuslin Blankets,
Ladies' every article viii be sold to the high
sst hidder nl6