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LAW CARDS.

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WiLLIAM r. a,lH WELL, A7ToRsr7 AT Law.
Of Poass.a css e .ns s En-, RA.osa and
rro'p' A'irHon paid 70 the collection entrusted 10
oSe. Of Main Governor Streets over the .or.
H9MAs X: wEIsIGEH, ATTORNEY AT LAW
a. 2oalsna .1a Po,h.s,a and he Of Louis.
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Hsse. ~ I'm street. second door from Maine.
SAMUEL s.; WEIsIGER q sAMUEIA. co1-
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Anal. T. H. po'' one. n.ryu. Pow
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ofTd and ; csSsi ssss a. Territory
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burg aHs the counties of Campbell Bedford APpoAio1
1 HI III; q A; Is. CARnINGToN, ATTORNEYS AT Law
T prsees 10 Al the cOzrts Of the Pi,tsyivan.
address, Piitsylv.ala Court HOu,e.v. .sis-ry
Rc n6IE.HHT u; HowIsON, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
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BEDFORD HOUSE.

LBERTi, Bedford County, Virginia.
1--WE CNDERsiGskD has for = t-rp, n, -.
and elegantly arranged House oceupse. N, ia ~ n ~
s.a tavof.hY known -rerry" Proprear
% ,n.i .h THIS newly erected building spseioas
70 ue eenr ~ an AbaniAa country ,nt..ir ~.
5uss,, ,ye sheh shall not all beov p,soas rres.
e plead To learn the visitors Coyner epror,
"a yens past have drnomiHAed his s,t-,ng =, 49,
asofite Watering place livery department Of NJ,
personal insp-c hon and sffenon,
"a .e shefty Comfortable. Liberty 10 bvau,ifu
sne toursnins village Of Iynshhn,s
usey on ue virginia and tennessee an. .ohoo. -
CANT ehuTcnef and an elevated
ors from the Low lands realize Of he
mo oenen o. mountain sojourn, can degb,
sye and ador. na'ur- the display rr,st and mssa
PsAks Oter standing
hs SCENERY and lovely .ndscsp.
1-e@ CHARLES fHELrs, Proprietor.
HhE BEST planning, TONGUING
AND GROWING MACHINEIN THE WORT N
UDEsIED Nov a. lisa, AID Nov. a. IssS ne. Patent,
vefe ooAned Tor Improvements eeiehr.trd w.,
Flaming m.ehl9 us R-,es -hh expired pee e. lisa
eei Of Epr{sdI>d ezcsResc. iAe " prod1-
GOLD MEDAL. FOR this Invention "a, .x,.a.. - a..
MASS Ohar Mech Asso-, exhibition Of issf " INC
hAehlnes OF all kinds and sizes, from to- aso
ALL nACHfNES " Arr ANTE IN n vtv. .,,,.. -.
WAeton and 10 Be superior no. 10 - -.
FOR inrther Information, address " 80 49,
JaiO-e:ssiy Seo.Ays buldng,
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Tas "A
:. ID. Taylor made hi. ht.t appearances
on Monday hight to much thinner .ud,.pc, ,h.n ~
70 ind present The deficiency In m. 49,
~" M no.svsr may BE- considered % srsuiny
ms judgment Of the play eo-rr, .. M. T. h.s hs,s'
a.. sns characters VI Macbeth on ,h. bo.,J. =,
- -, and 10 quits obvious that b, por,s.,.
,., oluous Thane viii never cooributs To IN. rs1,
". o sn'ch be aspes uness his ooncep,o, md ~.
IT. " .ne character uudsrgo.s material modifc ton
~ spssnod'c and superficial In bis pr~een,msn. ~
~ =. yes disrustnl Scot our fancy paint him
Nevertheless, Mr. Taylor 10 genial and snts,,.a'
scof when be conbnes himself to the sphere vhs,.in
o sVoe Qualities appear to the best Advantage I, 4.
qe possible thug for actor to f.lI ,hort ~ m. ~.
S.smene Of one character, and come fully on 40 an.
au IN oeoers better adapted to his csiibre I,dsaJ
declare without the lear Of contradictioo that NO
ac pefiormer Possesses will ever posses. ,h.t A.
80 o' versatility which will enable him 10 i.thon, 80
every class OF characters embraced In hIstron M
,a e we say then that Mr.. Taylor, like ali hi. con-
has speciality Tor which he NAV claim ..
Macbeth 10 not included In IT, .Tb. s,s.n
lngom.r" '.Msster Walter" and v.v;ou, o.hs,
which it needless to enumerate beRt hi. .,I.
Ah within the scope OF his talents To-uipb, be -:
pea" As NJ. Beverly In "The Gam.,ter" Nv ~
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E9R NEW YonK;--rIRsr vEssrI--virrina q.
,alnE regular oRaYNa' Captain JOIN
.h Fot '' SSs. ana seps on .a SS,
E>oK uosroS:-FIksr yEssEL -Rehpond and -
regular packet NIcKERsoS Captain cyrps A2S
sail =. possible s' For %s ss;s0: and sGss On
'P .sls p,vn wx or,n,s
lyon nAITIMoRE.-The r,rul.r PACKET sehr. -
portion esfso r. Gosi ii sas. ap slss e
For nsanee OF caro-. appJto
II sailing eiipesr hf Lipy r.iFs Capt s1i,sssr ,tffs
Sp.t s'''S" P'SS q si.: sGsfsd
FISH Hs,s "a; .:os SER PILoT
her car ensasd and 70 ne o. board win H
F%nEE, vPIsIi;ADELPMIAvvIwIc
Cap Cap Isi ksIy T RST ,sdy 70 l,tlg ~
sG5 freight passage having sap'rG; .ppyo
ENoR LYNCHnU RG.-B,,t T. W. "a
ba,, johns on nov Tyss,,ior r.! g, Lynch
~, rs,s apply to Captain III rear Of Ga, Works
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
srSfs s.7s Nav 1h1 sS S'g o1 N T
a. a ay a% ~ os ,s the
moderate 49, HSr's On
aaIs-u
LEES HEGULAn LINE OF CANAL BOATS.
GArE coX's)
THE ONLY REGULAR LINE on THE CANAL.
Boat sd asTss''' Capt T W S s%1s
Olivia, :. wnEin.on, ~ :. -
NapocAn, " q. @. Layne. $500
IWJohn', q" J: johnson,
are Al hrs class boAS commanded by experienced
- - 'N' W
They leave other nndys excepted fall or not full
For freight apply At the Shed. GAsw
csr. vii Al all Times be In attendance freight
TeI-tz q Ipr l,.,,
MULES I-nULEsi!-Toary arrive In a lev DAYS ~
change on our usual accommodating Apply NO
ner Of all and Franklin <nlh
l9-u EDwIS WALKER
LNOR SALE, LEASE or uENr, and posses
gwen LIST November -
Mayo street, In the Possession Of EEL
second door bvoE the Univsrsat terms 40
ply 10 OJsIvTDS co -
Should earlier possession be desirable pr baby be obtn
ed oy application to r. L. Roberta Eq the Col
brown on CARY street OILS a CO.
pNOR HENT.-rhe 0mos, formerly occupied BY Pres. -
n ton Enders and Hester WHIT vi
Trnements God street. betaern
basement and cellar % the large IIth
cay streets which b. converted into god sI
Apply O. KINBROUGH,
sou Corner Of iiu and Cary streets.
UNOR RE VT - neat and on'ortAbIe house On
a Jackson street suitable for small family, -
se-H-1w RATcLIBPE ToUGTxrs
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r fsiar oI h5E,ppUSLisN IN the
% 70 per cent szved by buyinr from T. 49,
thoSY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Messt az Hat 81 beat quality, tsso; Do second
OAfskin seued Boots, ss,5O: Oonrr.,s h.,,e
SOU, 49,: lsns oAifstin seved Shoes, o.. Is.
- ID. ANTHONY has made arranFement, v,,,
one oI INC pest makers In the city OF PhliAdelphIs
70 supply him with . handsome and suh.,s -,
osekin seved BOOT, which he VIII cell al ~. n
Preeedented iov prieeof rHREE DoLLARs AM
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SCHOOL AT SUMMER HILL.
ne II session Of School will eomn.pe,
Ne Oih Of oobe ard on the i0 Of August und,y
OF Dir NArnT, graduate Of Univsrsity very
sr,sn ~ W oy pr Harrison and selected with special
several boys, not years a. companion,
70! ny own chhdren The house
oh, ana protected all sides BY
Iho1gh within forty minutes Riehmond n h prfc,v re-
reach % their children. ~ ' ~ " -'i'" e~s'
wv PAYABLE onehA IN advance other half on
the nt March The Instruction boys Tor erese
eu1'-i"Hshi FRANK q RUFTIN.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES
l'S NoHntaeHf s'reH, Bsfns<a prrE dnd Hy,r,rrS
BALTIM0R MARYLAND.
Mas BLADES, ............ .fKfxotrILs
TuNHE duties Ip,,u,,on IN ~ ,..,-,.d - No., a.
u ltth day Of September. - ~'' VIZ
Circulars vi,h refrrrners r,,u.
nnd AL Necessary Obtained by appreciation
D'"e r''ooP@is Aai7-2.uim
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- oHoLERa has become on Of ne prevailing dl..s.,,
anlyersal so precauion shond b. regsrs "a a.
Ne sar .eahsr snd IN veu Of the beneficial rsus M a.
~ Dr HosrErfHHs Stomach Bers
vel e. es- shsre, vouid proosrs s,n- , -
W and ne A. directions bof Wes
much setnes, can b Prcvented A. least ne sxps :,
Drusvss snd dealers generally. ,sia $500. ..,sp
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hay SCIiO0I fOH HOVNG LADIFs,.,rhe Rev
a. - Mshn n, WI re.aae tesehinE THURSDAY
street between Broad nd Msrsha Istry oeeoi ~ ~, w
we'd Schools either North o Roufb " W. nv 'fP'V-
Iherolshne IN ever department speciality REGARDED l.
70 ceEstr eiucation, ne
palns ~ persousy visiting vhn yesr ne rt 40
-, OF 'r county, 70 Introduce he systen al
REFEREvoFE
kev. }. 0raur1rr Rev J. Clan Tbc. H.. =. t.u,..
60 NV Dam. Dr. ~ T. Green Danvine; NJ Disrd wm.
~ ~tsn, ~ " u Hstson, Henry Rev rfsrf
n Re- Joe oeets Esv w. snEisipv Ispovsr
tsa. = hsrrn " Nsshlrgtnn Ia
hridse Rev Nc ~ rs~, A. stoiss E.o % P,tiS, ~,
Col y Foutane. Rithmond. ~ q w. . '''''"''' W.
ssu-diuSavttO
TUNHF ENEHCIsES OF syu ssr,, ,,s,,s A., -
mokL AND hATHENATIoAL sCHOOL M w. resumed he
s oI Orobcr next Parents please msts .a, sprIr,,
IkRns, Pdytbs emit snnu.i IN afrarcs.
Tor tuition IN latin 1resk
" Latin and Msth.rustl~s -'.. ~
I" Z" Frerh n,
Ihe services OF clure,ent Assistants viii h. s.errrt
Refers Gov. wise, Cen W vi RI sss.s, 81 r p.,,.,.
hesfrs ~ A Hyts, binford, J. n
I.tcn, sraan' A. r. Honsday, J. Pertin ssd aco
No'~''fc lylo-dilst Oct
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FRENCH AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
LYNCHRIRG CoIIECE

LRNCHBURG COLLEGE
VIE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION THIS INSTITUTION MI
= commences on the FRS Monday in srpte-aher.
oeAlon one of he hcahs accessible In IL. en-
s saa he eogrse study bob Classical scenhe
complete - that OF cur bcs, American Colleges
me hATy Department. uud.r
care o. Aent Bankenshp graduate the " ~ Insitute
and lately connected vfh the o. s. Coast survey,
The several Professors havr The 49,
College or business. " -e"" P''P-'So 'o'
FACULTY.
RET sANvEI X Presjent Profe.,or of Af.,,i al Mi
Science. Of History ' " @'0N'-' s"1 "o'A
nomy ''''''N' " "''e- @n' OF foiueh hoo-
MATiEvs A. NJ Professor NJ Latin and Of R.- I.,,r..
Tactics 49, - '''s'ao' OF hAHeuaAoes
u bn'cErrT. Esq- Professor 81 Natural sri-pers
THtki bAEttNp A. ", Professor CunstitutionAi Lau
~ iiSsHotNE VI -. Professor Anstnu-y aud Phyfoo~v
AeetfHH sasroni u D. Professor Modern Ianeusrs
and Mghis stO PER term s W w '''"H' Asi
w Persons 80.
b addressing he President - " go ~
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S'%:"; =. '' s:S;;i ;;; ''
~ oorney lbth and nsin Ss
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NrIcE-An psrons having loiain, .saIas, N. ,s,.t. Of
nay Darracutt deceased, pirass pres~nt sv to AZ.
SD odasLss = bAsRAootr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA
~~o.>c.o>oco-4cc<0>~~~~
|The Seizure Of General Walker BY
Commodore Paulding.
,.>c~oooo~ocoorS>~oro~
BREAKING UP Of TIVE FILBUSTER CAMP.
~o~o~>co-~~~S>-c-e>~o-
Departure Of Walkers Men for
Norfolk.
-o>>rooo~S>oooooo~o,~~o
ARRIVAL OF GEN. WALKER AT THIS PORT.
--~~~S>~~~~~S~~~~~~-So~~~~~
Jucoess Of Colonel Anderson on the
San Juan.
eAPTURE OF THE RIVER BOATS.
treaty Between Col. Anderson and the Ncara-
guam Commander at Fort San Carlos.
~>~ooooo~-O>o~o~o~oo-
INTERESTING STATEMENT OF GEN. WALKER.
ono.ooooo~ooooo>c.~~~
REVOLUTION In GREYTOWN.
--.o~r~oo~So~~-~~~-~~~
neerestimg Details from the Special Corros-
pondents Of the New York Herald,
&c, &c, DC.
DAPTURE OF THE RIVER BOATS.
treaty Between Col. Anderson and the Ncara-
guan Commander at Fort San Carlos.
REVOLUTION In GREYTOWN.
Interesting Details from the Special Corros-
pondents Of the New York Herald,
&C., &c, &c.

The steamship Northern Light, after rapid run,
lived here last night, with important news from Grey
|pwn.
The N l. brings among her passengers General William
walker late Of Nicaragua, who had been arrested by
commodore Pauldng and Capt Enge, who is the bearer
Il important dispatches for the government.
The following epome, kindly furnished us by Purser
bullay, Of the Northern Light, is the whole in a
Sutshell;--
LATEST FROM NICARAGUA.
IxRIvAL or GENERAL THE NORTHERN uGHr-FoRT
CAsr1Ilo AND FOUR STEAMERS CAPTURED WALKER
aKE WALKER HUNDRED AND rfTY OF HIS MEN
TAKEN COMMODORE PAuLDSG, OF THE usTxD
STATES YRIGATE wABAsH--THE sKNT TO NORFOLK ON
YHr UNITED STATES HOoP sARAToGA-GEN WALKER SENT
TO NEW YORK PAROIE-rHE LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS
HANDED OVER GARRISON AND MoRdAN-CoIoNEL FRANK
ANDERSON AMERICANS STILL HOLD FORT CASTILLO
AND RIvKR FAN JUAN
On the 4th Fort Castillo and the steamers La virgen
kulwer C. Morgan and Ogden, were taken by Colonel
trank Anderson and fifty men. On the Sth General
walker and all his surrendered prisoners Of war 10
commodore Spauldng.
rem San Juan del Norte with $50 officers and men Of Gen.
Walkers army. Gen. Walker taken 10 Aspinwal in
he Wabash. Capt Engle, OF the Wabash, came by the
northern Light of dispatches for the government
The steamers had been turned by Gen. Walker tn
khich came down the river, was seized by Commodore.
auldng and put in charge Of the American Consul,
)reytown.
Col An ierson still held Castillo He had three month
ovsions six pieces of artillery, which he captured from
be Costa Rcans, with abundance Of ammunition, which
ould enable him TO maintain his position as long as his
PROVISIONS lasted
Annexed is a list Of those arrested by Commodore
anlding
Gensral VIM WALKER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

Of Arms, provisions and ammunition which they had found
stored In the woods and buried under the sand The
clcs Of armament and commssarat were turned
the Wabash, boxed up and prepared FOR delivery 10 the
United States authorities.
party Of nine men succeeded in procuring two boats
in which they went up the river TO strengthen tho com
mand Of Col. Anderson.
Many Of the officers and men destroyed their arms in
the first hour Of excitement and the camp Of the Ncara
guam army 10 now scene Of wreck and ruin-res,
kes, pistols and camp equipments lying about in every
direction.
Thursday the 10TH spent arranging the condition
OF the men, in preparing TO send them 10 the United
States and in making such disposition should bes. carry
the work Of keeping flbusters out Of Nicaragua.
On the 18th inst all the and officers the wabash
were transferred TO the Saratoga General Walker was
detained on the Wabash, and with him Mr. John Tabor
editor OF II Ncaraguense Gen. Walker gave his parole
TO make his appearance at New York, and surrender him
self to Marshal Rnders the charge preferred by the
Commodore that he had committed breach Of the Neu
raty laws. At two o'clock, Saturday evening" the Sara
oga sgnalled to make sail for Norfolk and in short
time the spray was flying from her PROV as sho
bent her course TO the North II may not be
amss here 70 ask what will become of these poor
Clothes cold country away from all their frends3
Many Of them have snow, less felt the
rgors OF region where winter lasts half the year. with
rivers frozen and the air chilled by drifting SHOWS
The government or somebody else must be held
sponsibe for amount of suffering at thought Of which
the heart bleeds.
At night the Wabash hoisted her anchor and made
head for Aspnwall
Sailing well all day Of the 18th, she made Aspnwall
the morning Of the l4th about o'clock General Walker
went ashore accompanied by the Captain in his gig and
took lodgings ashore ready to proceed 10 the United
States on the mail steamer.
With this my correspondence Closes as shall be in the
United States soon a. this letter What Of and where
FROM my next letter shall be composed at present
decided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28
kETCH OF WALKERS MOVEMENTS TO THE
time OF HIS ARREST AND ARRIVAL AT
[ASPINWALL-


ASPINwALL-
SxcrAL coRRKsroSpKscE or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
krrrrv IN CAMP AT rrvra sRrSAs AND
| FROM pgc TO DEC L.
Tn my last the details OF Gen walkers departure from
tv Orleans, and subsequently from Mobile the bois'
rous trip on the Fashion and her successful landing at
port were fully gwen. detailed statement OF all
army movements and OF the interferences of Captain
etard were detailed. You thus posted quite as
iy ar 7 was myself up 70 the close OF the letter,
now return to n up the space between that letter
d the ultimate sealing Of this correspondence.
sunday, the 3oh OF November, was noted
the arrival OF the English West India steamer
e, with Liverpool and Aspnwall papers she
me slowly into the harbor and dropped anchor
BERN Of the Saratoga His surprise at seeing the
caraguan Gag flying the boat and at head quarters
be imagined by your readers; but il is said he
amncd his eyes" considerably and would not be salts
that be was perfectly in bis observation until
~it 10 the Saratoga convinced him that Gen. Walker
d actually outmanouvercd England and the United
ies and was then quiet possession Of Punia Arenas
etard told him the fact was too plain 10 be denied
the two mingled their consultations over cold fowi
A "Hineish Hale"
pu, Cha,ards bowl Of wrath was not yet full.
the forenoon two of his neutenants had
en- told that II against orders 10 como
10 walkers camp without permission from
General and this they fcolshy construed into an In.
M The simplest natural sense would have told them
n this was the law Of all garrisons, and tha, II
more particularly go in cases where hosules wore
d,ng az they are IN tho Nicaraguan But the
ucpants aid not have this natural sense esc they
re too III bred 10 exhibit IT, and 80 ono of thom com
need clustering about not recognising Gen Walkers
HI on the Point, and not submitting 10 his orders.
s,ase from the General politely informed them that
y could remain in the camp; that no dsrcspect vas
ended but that tho sentinel instructed 70 fire on
person who nigh, attempt TO penetAte the camp
hou, permission. Notwithstanding this polteness they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

EXPEDITION UP THE RIVER SAN JUAN
BRILLIANT CAMPAIGN OF TWENTY DAYS BY COL. FRANK
ANDERSON WITH FORTY Y-FTvE SOLDIERs-CAPTURH
OF FORT CASTILLO AND FOUR STEAMERS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-06
gsbitW Of tgs HIarkets for 9ast Ifsk
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, I
Saturday Morning, Jun 6, 1857. 8

!. CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp street. I
6ta Saturday Morning, Jun 6, 1857. J
With limited supplies of Produce generally and full prices
claimed by holders have again only aodeate business to
report In general market for the week Cotton has
been dull and under the influence Of the recent
from Europe and the transactions Of the week
limited scale. Tobacco continues without animation and also
without material change in prices Sugar and Moasses
in slowly and have met with limited demand. Flour has been
held at still higher rates. which the majority Of buyers have
seemed unwilling Corn has met with fair demand at
full prces Bacon has off freely at higher prices while
articles of Provisions have been quiet and firm Freights
without animation and the ates have occasion
ally been easier for shippers. g.. e
The Americas adyces appeared in teegraphc columns
Wednesday morning. bringing Liverpool dates to May
d They reported sales of $4,000 bales Cotton during the
week. against imports 900 bales the period the
closing without important change in prices though
some circulars quoted Mddiing 1l6d lower. The stock
| hand stated at 67S 900 bales.
COTTON. The market has been extremely dull nearly all
the week. and the sales have reached barely $500 bales
prising $50 Saturday 1900 Monday 1900 Tuesday 100
Wednesday 300 Thursday and 1850 yesterday Holders
have generally claimed full prices but in of the
have been made buyers and the market
closed about tho Of quotations. which still
follows though mostly nominal especially for the lower
| fine grade
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-06
Commercial Intelligence.

II lEzs ...Ta LIVERPOOL. May l5 1851.
a BREApsruFFs-Wih liberal supplies of Wheat from the
farmers the provincial markets held a the close of last week
indicated less ness and, of mild weather. the
advance of s per noted in last has been entirely
lost American adyices the other hand bring higher
Of quotations in the face Of dull accounts from this side
do lead expectation of important supplies for
time to The trade here during the week has been
quite OF retail character the saiay change In the weather.
which favorable possible for all the growing
and increasing deliveries from the farmers caused the late
mness in the trade disappear The azte returns for the
ending the 9th instant 1863 quarters the week
preceding A change of wind has brought in OF the
American ships DUE and have note moderate
sion Of Flour Wheat and Indian Corn. 10 ia.
At market this morning there only small attend
and the transactions in Wheat of quite retail
ac although holders willingly conceded o reduction of 3d.
per bushe For Flour there little demand. at
depression in price Of Is barrel Indian Corn opened dull
I'd Decline but good demand springng
transactions extent entered into for shipment
Ireland the full value of this day
week, with buyers than sellers.
PRovIoss business limited to 1870 tierces and
Robsons and Elders" prime Mess at l42s 3d. buyers
sti ardy at these high prices Pork good demand
Crags'' brought $751; old French American O to es
Bacon weather has enyened the demand and about
quotations Lard rather rmer 100 tons sold at late rates but
with considerable arrivals and more daily expected decline
may be looked forward to. Yours respectfully,
NH I'm IS NV MAXIM Il BANCROFT
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-06
MILLINERY.

xsseN MRS. ROBERT, II CHARTREs STREET
EGpbegs leave TO inform ladies' in the city and country
that her assortment Of latest Style Goods and Emboide-
complete She ns hand assortment of Pamela
fsonne ye, Empress other Bonnets Lace Grape
and other Capos Cambray Mautlas and Shawls Chanlly
Wedding Veis Violelte Laces Vaeucas Brides
Sets Artificial Flowers Embroidered Hndkerchefs, Fans,
Parasos Mtts Ribbons, The whole is offered at great
reduction.
Ladies reminded that Mrs r. has secured the services of
skilltul Seamstress lately from Paris myll I'm
80 MIME. RDBERE, NO. II CHARITIES fWj z \
Rg4 street, MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING hUAlI1 |
ka IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE. Keeps con lINIl
WA sany hand of new style cloaks WV W.
manllas shaws etc.
5 Ladies informed that the services of skillfu
stressf Paris have been secured. dis 6m