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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
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,n,.,.,oh 20 The N Y. Tribune.
eP''A WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept, !, l'o'.
p,.r,rations for conflict in Kansas are openly
.,c.sd here in Washington. More troops are a.
v,ported under orders for the Territory anu
marital law will Icign in Kansas till after the oc''-
Der elections. A.
Cen Hiram Walbridge wss married !" ~
Blake to-day at bis beautiful residence '".,0
The Precedent and Messrs Cass, 0'VO' u.
and their ladies' were among the brli'ns parry "u'
witnessed the ceremony and the whole neign1os.
49,. Gene Of festivity The happy pair left
washington for the North today.
F,nIsner and other members elect of the Vir-
..a.s delegation to Congress arrived tonight to
secure justice to Virginia in new appointments
d,spcrate feud has sprung up between Gov.
VIE aud a portion Of the delegation over the
,ppoirtncnt Of successor to Auditor Phillips and
D messenger or two.
B.ooi3n, .uctcr repents of his rasbness, and the
Liverpool CoBsulship trembes in the balance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-24

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. Sugar in good request,
with sales of 500 hds at l0lOc for Fair Fully Fair
Molases 800 bbls sold 55c for Feentng and
55@57c y gallon for Ordinary to Fair Reboed.
FLOUR Quiet and sales confined to 600 bbs Superne
Louis at Sc 621s and l6O Extra at 81 so % bbl
GRAIN. Corn active, with sales of $4,000 Sacks
which 2250 Prime Mixed &c. 1900 656S, 5000 lots
chiefly White TO- 1895 Fancy White IS 2oO0 in two
three lots at the and other lots the range
Of Wheat 600 sacks sold lots 81 50
Prime Red and 81 60 for White and Saturday
from hatboat private The sales of
100 sacks ST. Louis 66c and smaller lots &c
of Bran 400 sacks (sma sold 81 22 and 700
three lots at 81 % q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS noticed only retail Of Pork at
S3 80 % bbround lots were held $23 25@IS23
quiet Ribbed Sides retailing at Clear
at a9l4c % b.. Beef higher, with sales day two
since of 200 bbs Mess 49, smaller lots at $50
Dbl, Prime held Sic 50Sl3 U bbl.of Grees Meats II
casks Shoulders sold at &c p b Lard request
with sales Of 81 bbls and tierces Prime Axe the same
$50 erces Prime, 49, l. 2c for Crease
and 800 kegs at 145Sc p b. '
COFFEE. Sales Of 1900 bags Rio of which A6 at lO3Sc
200 at 10 100 IO, 342 H. and 343 skimnngs part
poor, at sta@92lc p ID.
BAGGING AND ROPE. 1874 pieces assorted Kentucky
Begging sold IT, $50 India audng) at
1886 cash and 73 coils Rope Hand spun and osc for
Machinemade.
HlDES I'VE noticed sales of 900 Mexican Fl int at a5
261Sc, and $50 Atttakapas at zoe p ban advance.
WHISKY $50 bbls Raw sold in three lots at 271s
2Sc so Extra Rectifed 2s, and 100 at a6c gal
lon. - sf,.
FREIG HTS ship taken for Liverpool at I'D for
Cotton, and one at IS &. Dbl for Flour.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-24
Nen Orleans Nlousg AIarket.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Monday Evening, March g. 1851
The week with the most favorable weather for
business and all branches of trade moving brisky today
sTbe there not produce the
landing week, yet take the entire evee from the
Fourth line Of the Third District there
considerable activity While enumeraug the different locali
ties where activity PREVAILS the imposing suburb burg
Agers be overlooked for is pretty lively
there and is in contemplation to have Bank there
shall have to pay respects in that meridian with
Freedom The greatest confidence exists its industrious
citizens Of progress to future euinence and fame.
The general money market to-day easy Several negotia-
paper taken place of long dated the rate Of
We remarked in issue this morning oil party
having passed Saturday to the amount Of SSbe
fore closed the parts transactions reached $780,
a0 This would make the negotiations for Saturday abou,
Sa0e0. The to-day about 500 900 about
the figures There only Bank discountng to-day
II had full calls for a Its taking the hundred dol
lars penalty into consideration 81,
The interesting OF financial market
position Of the exchange The Banks cautious Of
the coin in vault The rate Of checks oday New York
the counter u premium. with sales Il favored
customers though some parties seemed ohin of putting
higher Any amount could be * which figure
inclined to think must for the present Sixty
sight taken freely per cent discount the street rate
being from DS@ld discount and amount Of 80 days
sight taken at Il dis =--s
Sterling clear bills advanced trie is now held at So,
SsA for good to Al. Weheard movements In bills Of
iadag drawers seemed think that they ought to have TX
s Francs without change and transactions limited Rates
5S0 with Al drawers holding sums for re.
niiftance at SlS54. III
Stocks there Of shares Mecans and Trad
rs Bank no; Is shares Union Bank liz shares Com
.ereial Water Works at 55 and 80 shares Pelican Dry Dock
at sra
There sales oil Mexican dollars considerable extent
at l06@I06s 900 tho Atlanes cargo being pur
chased at these rates by H. B. Merrell & Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-24
IMI1NRTS.

B0SToN--Ship Middlesex--500 tons ice to S B Smith
HAyANA-Schr Coumba--ls9 hhds moasses II ties do l6
bbls molRsses 10 T A Giard.
GfIARLEsT0Nl3rig MeIntire-lI4 casks rice to Jacob
doJ G IoganI52 do La I.evy--4l do Goodrch Eco
y. DC % Z Sasss paper e bugs peas Bae sco
besart, Foley 1t Ayery--2do + ) Hart AGO.
BoRDEAUX-Bsrk DaphneloO cases sardnes 100 do wine
y tsan Goueriel5 do meats 70 do mcsard
10 40 sndnes nunz Iken0 do preserves Yaleton Sco-
sadi,es IS do GO brandy -
brandy Gta'an Gonegere5 hhds Boisbanc6 cases
40 ? hhds do 10 bbls vegetables 10 Venezuela
MUS VINE mushrooms 40 do sariies 100 do
WINE Thomas 6coSS do III do 81 brandy
a %so porcelain John ck brandy
tSaaol-i 40 mdse Neteilad- lime VIM Armstrong
easps wine Dbl brandy John Kco-O cases sardncs
10 do sardnes Fucntess hhds Sne T,prIer
S casks brandy Juge 6co wine 40 Ibis do 10 eases
do II do and fruit ulntnur ScS he bhs wine
Estingay9 do 1850 do preserves n c piner 10
cayaroe-2o hhd wine L preserves Menna Lacoste-i
do ehssnnts Pradel2 hhds Sls wine casks vinegar to
labels Steamer Maronni2 hhds wine hi do "a Ibis vne
81 cases do do sdines 40 casks brandy corks Beste
Oh hhds wine Ii wine do selane pkss mdse ahri
feo2i hhds wine 81 wine LebebeTe5l 40 "A hhds
wine II hhds pears Lapagree- do mdse Q Car
rlere,-wnes &c Mallot Son-J Gltzure-I Duflho-A
DoGdesseat &co--W Yreaenburgh &eo---H vaileon-A
MeslerL BondroLanata freres-J viosca j-R CahuEacN
aud order
oARDENAs-schr Anna salter-5sS bbls molssses to p
Girard &co
BREsr-Bark Mary sasan-In ballast.
IL Elliott. - ~ ~ ~ = :" f"
RoBILE-steamor Florida-sundfies TO order
J DuyRl '''0'' '' '1''Os' "
AoBlLEsehr Henry Lstour-so ship tmbers and sundrie
aeGoRnell " '~-'S' " -''''''
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Commercial Intelligence.

Fer Amerjca.l az LIVERPOOL February q, 1857
transactions reported in Beef since this
day might includes 100 Heroes Jonsops old M Cd 100
terces Rndas rs Cd 10 fierce Johnson E6 and
small LOT of samples f6 l5s In Pork nothing worth no.
tee done in old 100 barrels S8ubrun reported at
shade under Cd The surplus stores has
monopozed The attention Of the trade in this article Bacon
Very little passing from first hands Of dealers how.
ever have been doing fair business late Cheese5s
could be got readily for fine.
home trade In ali quarters Of the king
on remains du and altogether without interest," there s no
inducemsnt 70 either merchant miller into Wheat
purchases OF any weight in The unsatisfactory condition which
s universally peya little change Of prices is apparent III
tue close or tbs week but the tendency confines rather
wards lni tbs infeor qualities which fo as before the bp
Oh the Whe1i say The only symptoms of life exhibited al
present consist N HE liberal export Of Wheat and Maize 10 the
continent OF Europe these absorb the few
from the eastward and make impression on Inc
htocks but are entirely without the effect ipruns onr in
Ssfnsi trade OF communicating the slightest elasticity 10 nres
business here since last has very low without nv
4uoahe change OF values The markets ara
what lower bur prices still show considerable loss upon
enrriences shipments will however presently increase from
the Southern po but the chief of expoft New YoSr
mus remain for some weeks incapable Or furnishing supplies
Our arrivals this week of home and foreign produce in he
gregate are e. moderate extent the export Indian CON
Sums 10 D. ass The Wheat trade has been quite of ra,n
sasrse.s aud IN This way moderate amount Of has
senpish secondary and inferior parcels Of American ld2
ssieabe At any reasonable reduction Flour IS neminal
Wheat have bsen brought forward ct hs country markets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-24
CONSIGNEES,

NEW YoRK-ship Union--T AydleH &co---Andrews 4
sieau- buchasnon Carroll &co- G Betterton &coR L
Brinon &coCleveland Brothers &co- Coleman Putnam
nGuddy Brown Seo-- Campbell Strongly Cooper &co
Duncan Il Logan A Doughery &co-Duncan Logau-F
Foger &coDonovan MeLearn kco Frelson,
Hitchcock 4 Latng--Hemningway, Friedander .sco---A
Hopkins &eo-Head, Massie &co-enderson Terry 6co-J
Barstow sce-s Il Kennedy Sco-oyd x Fresou-Iaoresl&
DesmaTe7Miess Adams &co-Marn, Owen Cobb--A II M'y
MeGregor, Alleway SEQ MeKsEoy / Observation-Disclosures
Rayburn &eo Richard Nusent &co-OgesUy Macaulsy-
Payne \ EIarsonParmele & Bros-Perkius &co-J Kicks
seo-Robson Aien--Robertson MeDougal rhornill
Walker snyderNWard saunders HUnt-E Ynaman seo
Woodruff &co-Wright, Allen &co-A 4 II BockF Bauer
Nao-R Deman &co-Cusachs Bros &co-l Ducourneau--i4
Elkin &co-Dyas kco-J Cameron keo-N Dixon &eo-C A
Observation-Disclosures Bgos-tioodIch Aeon Greenwood
"A Hil-IIall, Kemp &co-F Jaufroid-C Harvey Hco-w
&C Janbert-J JohnsOn-L kaser-U Larousiu .Sce-R X
.aughinwW Ii Leehord tco-J l.um &co- Iock-Iuok
Nacon Bros-M MiIler-J Marks sco--G N Morison-Mc.
Gniehon, Howell kco--J Marshall NcoB Nautrc &eo-T G
Res Field Rogers ssokeaatds siocomb iso@A
Ro3b &eo-W Rayniond-j Roberts, Rimaiho-P d
siler--smith Il Bro-iI D seamm &co--scov y Mead
Siekles &ce-Smith Cooper &cO-fownsend, Tompkls
rhee Seller gov Violet keo-B TurEin-yaunner &eo
order. t
aoSToN-shp oxnard-Pfce, Converse &co--R McCiregor
COW Fredenbnrg &cG-Horrell, Gayle &co-Yose BrusJ
Cnter &co-oGlesby McCauay--ke nlet, Dix &cu-Pc
&coJ a DoGghery &coG \ Buddecke ,veo-T c TwchcI i
eo.MeDowel Mills &eo-Cuddy, Brown kco-Fhut & JONES
La denperg REQ ii NIarSsNDudley oelson~-M Miller
Goodrich &co-W A Violet !eco-S G Davis &co-Thieie Sell
pr ES0Sa%PsOp KsemF Ngigaeasr SeoIo6n oenT
Marks &co--aud order
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BILoxIschr Telegraph30 900 feet lumber to Philips
PEARL RIyER-schr Coyington-25o 900 feet lumber to
Snyder. .f-tt1 5-s5-- - -iffHi -G
PEARL RIVER-sehr Gen Washington 900 feet lumber
to R Philips ~ @
COyINGTON-Schr Laura--3O, 900 bricks to G Weber.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Union-500 bbls send to order.
CoVINGToN-Schr Sea Brd-50 600 bricks to Stewart
BoNF0UCA-Schr Litery-35,0 900 bricks to order
B0NFoUCA-Schr Mary soshine25 900 feet lumber to or
der. H..
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Eolo-soOOO feet lumber to order
PEARL RIvER-Schr Sarah Bladen-s OO9 feet lumber to
Ward Sco
ANTE RIvER-Schr Alligator-35 600 shingles Policy
Ncol &co.
T<NCHIPAHO-Schr Damme Blsnche-4UO bbls shells to
order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Jonvle-4O0 bbs sand to order.
BONF0UCA-Schr Mathilda-25, 900 bricks G Weber.
FISH RIVER-Schr Virginia John-5)O0O feet lumber to
order.
BAYOU LA PATRIE--Schr Exie--45OOO feet lumber to
Ward &co.
PAsCAGoULA-schr Mary Magdene- IS, 900 feet lumber
to order.
SHIP IsLAND--schr star7OO sacks salt Byrne, Vance
geo. -
BoNFOUCA-Schr Perseverance-500 bbls sand to order.
TCHEFuNCTA-Schr sylphide-aO0 bbls sand to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-24

which have been taken freely by mlers late rates
The demand for shipment the continent continues unabaed
but to have little effect prices and while hold
Wheat do nducement sales by
making further Concessions they appear generally disposed to
meet the weekly demand at present cnrrencies
Al market had scarcely buyers and we nave
% note exceedingly slow trade III Wheat in the few and
limited transactions which have taken place The diernnee Of
ries qualities willis damp and inferior lots Of IRISH ETC. have
been offered at lda2d bnshe under the almost nominal
quotations Of last Flour Of all sorts is nearly without in
and its yalne still rather sinking There has been very
previous mixed American e easier to purchase.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-24
ARRIVED,

Bark Mary Susan Scott from Best France Goth January
3 to master--4th dist, rs.
swed Brig Ida Jansen from Rio de Janeiro 10th Jauary
naster--lst dist, -. 75t ~ r IA H"5. -
Schr Ann Salter Daniel days Cardenas to Golden
bow Lesparre-2d dist Is. tn
schr Henry Laton STEM two days from Mobile Bssey
"a Basin. = ~
schr Bloom, Peterson from Covington--Basin. ....s
Schr Telegraph, Baker. from Biloxi-Basin.
Schr Coyington Faurier from Pearl River Basin.
Schr Gen Washington, Weston. from Pearlington-
Schr Laura Perkins, from Govineron-Basir '...
Schr Union, Narcisse from Bonfouca-Basinl
Schr Sea Bird Hipper. from Govington-5asin.
Schr Liberty, Melon, from Ronfouca-Basn.
Schr Mary SOsthine, Parnte, from BOnfouca--Basn.
Schr Eolo, Diego, from Bay st Louis-Basin
Schr Sarah Biaden, Delpit, from Pearl River-Basn.
Schr Alligator Jones, FROM Amite River-Basin
Schr DAnme Blanch, Smith, from Amite River-Basin,
Schr Jonylle, i4ourey, from Tchefuncta-Basn.
Schr Mathide, Melon. from Bonfouca-i3asin
Sehr Virginin John, Cornbeck from Fish River AaBasu
Schr Mary Magdelina Marquee from Pascagoua-Basiu.
Schr Star, Parker, from Ship lsland-Basin.
Schr Perseverance, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basn.
SGhr Syphde, Baldwin, from Tchefuncta-Basin
sTEAMBoATs.
DR. Eatey, Dugas from Lockpor.
Judah Tonro, Hauley, from Champagnole.
@ ID Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Ingonar, McDonough, from Memphis.
i4ry Florida Hutchings, from Mobile.
s- Madison, H0ople, from Cincinnati. -.
Escntawpa Rhoades from goula--Basin.
+ Clark, Brown, from Lafourehe.
&c Compromise. Nunnally from I.eaore.
GAIN John Strader, Porterfield from Greenwood,
TowboAt Yankee Flenon, the down and
10 sea 18th inst ships JAS Titcomb and Consignment sch
Transt--hrough up bark Mary Susan, and brig Ida.
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BELow-ooMINs UP.

~ t EXPORTS. .
L1VERPooL--ship Monarch of the Sea-6sTO bales
ton. ST. 1-#5A4 r.. ~
LIvERP0oI-Bark Hesper-s22 bales cotton, sl5i boxes
pork, $50 slaves.
HAVANA-Bark Sacoocha--5O0 sacks corn. '..
HAVANA-Bark N II Wofe--50O sacks corn 305 empty
bbls. n. =. - - W. i''
NEW YORk-Ship Aantic--70T bales cotton 26 do moss
SIC bbs -four IS do 26lS bills pork e. bb
ard ~ hhds and AS ties bans 81 bbls whisky 9S9 hides
LIsBpNShp Kaahdin-il66 sacks wheat 32l6 bbls -four
i06U0 slaves. r. s '
BARcELoNA-Biig Tibidado-o bales cotton 47Ss sacks
wheat 5000 slaves -
4 BARCELoNA-Brig sbrerauo-54O bales cotton 1868 sacks
wheat 1900 ftayes '-+I- ~
CARDENAs-Schr Andrew Mandison-2065 empty bills 222
empty hf bbs
LINERPooL.Ship Bannockburn-7oo bales cotton, $500
bbls lard, 1000 bbls flour, 900 slaves. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-24

BREWSTER " 1ACHARFE-No. So FRONT
3 STREET, AND NO. 36 FULTON SfREET.-We would
respectively call attention to establishment Nos IS Front and
a the shortest notice. and liberal terms NIL
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK. BRASS CAST
INtfS BLAGkSMtTHlNG, ETC. Each member of the firm
giving S personal attention each department.
superior Inducements 10 parties dealing with
onr facilities for furnishing the following sur
passed by.suy house IN the SoRth West.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES:
CHIMNIES, BREECHINGS;
p FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS WORMS
FlLTERERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING kETTLES
HEATERS, etc, etc.
Attached establishments general Furnishing
Store where ali articles requisite for STEAMBOAT PLAN
TAFION AND HOUSE USE may be found.
PUMPS-Worthington's Safety Steam Pump. s. P Kase's
Fire Pump. Cast Iron Brass and Copper Force Pumps
article showing the highest point which may have
been carried during its Hesrsnns Water Gauge.
TIN VA RE.
Chatting Dishes Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Msulds;
Gehee and Tea Urns, Soup Tureens
Pyramids, and oIher Nare, Of all varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Washing
Ironing aud Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Psrar Stoves Sal
and Cannon Stoves Deck Stoves Forges Fire
Baskets Bucket Wreuohes Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
der Magazines Crate Bars; Ratchet Drills Hose; Brass
Cylinder ibb Step and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns, Lamps OF all descriptions.
BREWSTER Il 2ACHARIE,
Nos, 50 Front aad 81 FUtou streets
Sole Agents Schaer's and Vacuum Gaug Hear
sons Water Gauge p kases Fire Pumps snd u W Cot
TOMS Patent Piston Heads sni Crate Bars. aus ~
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


FAGTs FOR PARENTS = THE ONLY WAY TO
.d nse and overcome disease + begin the foundation
great yaet Of di hence patients nave been reaea dor
Tsfi II
widespread dseAse - ''-- :" = -
Messrs b. A. Fahnestock 4 Co.: " Az 80 l''' >
Gsntsmenwon saturday last gave vial Of B. Fahne
e the day he passed large snail should
hs s sns s 5
best medicine for sSpepEE that At k 81 IF
Sold wholesale and retail by the principal druggists and
country throughout the United States mi lm&W
DocTTosKES r HTB0SoFLAND's oELEBRArED GER.
-.., Dr.. 9. NJ. JAcksoS, y pHr1ADrLrnrA, Pa
I S Of Rysp and
Such
toni ton, Inward Piles,
= Head, Aeidty of the Stomach
Fulnsss Weight in ~ Stomach uH. Sou Sour
he H. Harfsd
Rf Ba
f"s the Skin ana Eyes Pain in the ss naeK
Chest, Limbs, etc, etc Sudden FlusGss Of
Heat; sa S%'1 Insga in sas Of s.s E7 Con-
The proprietor calling the attention of the public
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
and un:ried article, but that stood the
test Of ten trial before the American people, its
reputation and sale is unrvaed by similar preparations
and well known physicians and individuals in all parts the
country is immense and careful peral of the Almanac
lished annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis
of his Agents. but satisfy the most skepcal that this
remedy really deserving the celebrity has
Princp Office and Mandatory, No % ARCH street, Phil
adepha, Pa
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bitters superior all preparations in
JACKSON La, August Is, 1854.
Dear SI feel bound express my qualification you
the incacuabe benefit have derived from the
ties of your German BierS. have found all
recommend them and cheerfuy recommend them the
public safe and remedy for the diseases they
tended for and all other nov in
THE BITTERs ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August 20, 1854
Dear sirI have used German Biers, and find them
all they be- and cheeuly recommend them
Respectfully, yours W. F. FAULKNER.
L. MAYER says:
HARRIsosBunG Ls., May %, 1853.
Your German Bers is very valuable medicine have
disposed of all received from and wi, supply i'm
nediaely.
DIR. RAYBoLD QUAIL says: -.
TRINITY La, June 30, 1853.
have for the last year the Btter prepared by
practice extensively 1t will shortly be the
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here and be-
lieve that than year there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country
DR.. RABE says: FRANKLIN, La, JNue "a, 1852.
Btters have become very popular here
wish fresh supply Immediately.
Z. 4. ADAMS Il co. say:
RICHMOND, La, June .. 1858
Bers give universal satisfaction ali
them.
You Bers are entirely vege-
table thereby possessing advantages
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and toreseepers in and village
''''N 0''''' ''N N''' j. WRIGHT CO.,
sul6 lvdwhA New Orleans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New Oresus5
BE it reme bered that this 18th March, 1887 before se
subscriber Justice Of the Peace the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p JAN
Eiet Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans. who being duly according
and that the above Just and true and
correct cpt from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
H. P, JANFGER, Secretary
Sworn aud subscribed before me- this l7t day of March
A Il. 1851. @. NJ BRADFORD "'
second Justice Of the Peace for Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay IN interest Of six
i'll cash the outstanding certificates of profits on
and after the second Monday May next and have declared
a scrip dividend of TH1RTY-FOU PER CENT. on the net
earned Of the year ending February Is 1851 Tor
which certificates will be issued first day Of
june 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS Presi.ep,
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

MORGANlAISteamer 9 D Jr--35 bales cotton to Oakley a.
9 yass4 Buchannon Carroll keos John Watt eco do
Payne Harrison Carroll Prtehard &co-5 bales cotton to
N9se % & ss Ss
moasses Harris Lewis hhds sugar Hall, Kodd Putnam
bbs sugar s. moasses bbls sugar Grauhart
1s hhds Roman kernSn bbls moasses Warnekn
sugar J Mongoneryn2o bales mdse B James-lz pcs
co oD na SD Ses
Lapce Bros-SO hides Balousundries to orderToal 100
Observation-Disclosures Judah Touro-5l bales cotton
Payne Har5isons2 Byrne Davis, jenkins (
II GiIls ices il bosssn &co7 9 " Phillips SEQ i
John Williams &co4 Andrews seraI-s Bachannon Carroll
Sss asb kE s Sss
coz pkgs snndres Aye Bros-sundres orderTot 35y
molasses bales cotton Lotit chapane hhds sugar
SGyar f hy
sugar to Edward shift co-2 hhds 80 bbs molases
d Ioledanos o. May ieS hhds sugar
Fowss % do
q hhds sugar 3 bbs molesses Thompson
sugar, Il hi bbIs moasses. 'A'
MEMPHIS HIS Ingomar s42 bales Heu-
Cooper Mcowe Mills se bss Cotton TO 10
Wgs Allen cc .LI Robson 4es bales cotton
Gnddy, Ward Saunders Hant- 50 bales cotton
ton John Wait Miller TfF Ayd ea'st
M s0ss nosy AyeSym w.. DEB DO Bfd German ssoo do
John WILLIAMS &co-sl Bradley Wilson cos0 Horre Gayle
5at nG soos
EMP pp %s kso-22 Nesqn &so2s Noon Titus Seo
ssG-le GreenwoSd NepGls Redsi! ROBBERS Terri
as SsS sAP%S SD
at
Perkins Bowen 1 Aeo6 Perkins &eo HsmiRgway Fried
nil sa4 sa 49, PIX %sss Gya
tobacco Yeatma Seo bbs onions cosas ; bis
hides Kooeson bennett kco1S bbs flour Henderson, Terry
Obs eggs his oSaeco Is casks bacon aSS
% yd Aswa Do 81 o3 SSs
"a 1ard sacks corn Hewitt Merton co b5s eggs Martini
pork 50 casks Bacon Given Watts skss msa
Ka Aea to IoN Teo G0 g do ran Dudley
Mann &eo do Donovan Mclean &eo5 bbis lard 20 do
Total 1865 bales cotton, IS hhds tobacco.
% S5 RD b2 4 do %
BonaP boxes tools 2 Gaines &eo5o bbls WHISKY Thomp
Yoe Brosao do vinegar So kegs pigs schnsii
Ss SEf So aS be. @ s Eo Ssedn G6 mis-
eggs Grief kco-35l bbs whisky T Dusgan-4O bbs Of
w. SsiP atd Do ti 0z Sc d2
r Geddes5o bbls beef Ieladd kco52 bbls -four Gun
&co5Ol pork Martin Owen Cobb-00 bbls WHISKY to
kegs Robertson Me6ouga2 sacks corn GGls Eggs Il
eoops poultry Helm chismmt do John Hurley sacks
ehinfry Bsgekne stanton s pcs furniture to Il
pony sundrfes to ordeNTots hhds tcSaeeo
LAFOURCHE-seam & E Clark bales cotton Bcllocq
osca S do IS hh sugar II s9 seo % 10
Kelly &eo-34 do ~ Montgomery34 hhds bbls
b6s molasses 10 hhds sugar Uharpantier hhis SUI
ga h6 mq s b B @ do
mnres-s do s"bater-se sacs potatoes aerox4s do
orderTotal bales cotton bales moss sugar. u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-24

NOTICE., LOUIS BOuLIGNY, WILL APPLY IN
In six from this 18th March, 1851 ie proper
bureau OF the Department of the Interior for duplicate of
military bounty Land Warrant M lU a2 for 10 issued
in under the act OF Congress september 18Th 1850
the said Warrant having been LOST otherwise having sed
10 reach my hands NILS law6ws