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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
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Iyour hair turning greyi Do you wish TO cultivate good
vhIkers and mousachesi Your hair to be so silky and
EOsyf Your head to be COOL comfortable and free Of I'D
ruGi Mothers your children have uxurant heads
ofhairf Then BooLFs HrPnios FLUID, which necer
as i,I unerrng effects Prices Is so cts rs cts and
81 50 per bottle. Boe.es Balm Of Cythea stands unri-
vailed for Graduating aad pmpes and Identifying the
complexion. Price so Inventor and proprietor, W.
Bogle, Boston. and sold By Druggists everywhere.
uNe1. "
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
JAEUAEI Is, 1857. (
corroSThe transactions Saturday we're very light
few lies exchanged pound for pound for Sugar.
BAAoE.-Demand active-hog round s6ssH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rheumatism in is most aggravated form, disappears
from the like frost before she rising san, when CAR
rERs sPAsIH NIxgURs brought TO bear upon It, Thi
great purifier blood dives at to the root OF all
such Diseases and drives il from limb limb and joint to
joint until stronghold captured and creed out Of
the system through the pores OF the skin Let the suffer
try II and become healed jsn14-9W
Holloways Pills-seekers Of health. those dyspeptic
or suffering Weakness debility Of any kind 5houd
take course ef these medicines VII oh will quickly
store them to health they fail TO cure used &C
cording to the directions which accompany each box.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. 244 Strand London; and BY all druggists,
at &c. 695<c., and 81 per pot or box. janlI-1W
Great Cure Of Rheumatism.-The editors OF the
Richmond Republican, Of Dec 24h, 1852 says that Car
ter's Spanish Mixture is no qusek medicine.
They had a in their press-i who was afflicted
With violent Mercuria Rheumatism, who Ct ntinuahy
complaining misery in the back limbs and oints-hs
eyes had become feverish and mattery neck swollen,
throat sore and all the symptoms of combined
with scrofua. Two bottles OF Carters Spanish Mixture
him. and editorial notice above, they hear
testimony its wonderful Effects and their only re-
grei that all suffering with disease Of the blood not
Of the existence of such medicine Ehsy chesrfuy
recommend it sr
See their certificate notice in full around the bottle
jan10-SW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

TEE RuoS OF AErIn this wonderful age, lays her
mAs.er touches almost sveyhins The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, hAlIoWed by Art Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud
makes her machines Of wood and iron, to act with
knowledge and annihates with lightning tanned down
to the tueledge boy Nothing too lofty for her touch
and nothing humble proof OF this old conviction
has just fa'n under notice, In the shape of CATHAE
TIC PILL from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist, DR.. CO.. AT1.
understand the subject he has carried that article
TO the far hest perfection which capable Instead Of
employing Drugs its eomposdon as We have always
thought the necessary and only he has with
skill extracted the etues OF the medicine to be
poyed mbned them alone in their purity together
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam poWerinto sperOd pill which is wrapped
VeOps Of geatne for prOec ion from the effects Of weather
time and then thieky coated with sugar. its
passport the palate Notwithstanding all The abored
perfection they are offered Public than
cent each However humble the de- artmsnt thnh this
may be saey characterized A. s contamination Of Art in
It's line.-N oruihg Hssos RlS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
Williams Pulmonic Balslm OF Wild Cherry and
Wood Haptha.
REA6HnY

speedy and positive cure for consumption. It 10
tain remedy for Pheumonies, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
night sw.as, Bronchitis Coughs Colds Plursy whoopng
Cough all diseases chest aud lungs together with
all the affections which pred pose the above named
psints All persons who have ased it in the above named
complaints attest its efficacy in the unqualified
terms This invaluable medicine for sale by all the drug
facturedby A. L. WILKINSON 4 CO.,
Huntsville, Ala,
TO whom slI orders must be addressed
Persons who buy bottle to get a second.
HUSrsvuLs, March 6, 1856.
GIFTS have used DR. Charles williams Pulmonic Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha with the happlest
Elects negro man. belonging my father, who has
been for several years acted wi distressing cough
apparently restored to good health By the of bottle
alone.
have used also in other cases, and without de-
cided b-neAt to the patient.
Very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS.
Messrs A. L WILKINSON Co., Huntsville, Ala.
Dr. CHAs WILLIAMS:
DEAR take pleasure in giving my testimony to the
virtues OF your excellent Pumonic Bslsan Of Wild Cher
~" Having used several tiles in my family, with de-
cided advantage In every case recommend 1t the
best and most pleasant medicine 1 have ever seen.
W. D. y. sAwRIE.
Tuscumbia. March %, 1913.
FOR sale by Herman Rains, Berry Demovlle, G. W.
Hendershott, A. E. Roscoe, Ewing Brother wholesale,
Josiah G Brown. sept27-d&W6m
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE MAILS.
nKpARTuRRs.


Chattanooga r. r. Daily, leaves oCock p n closes
stlp. m. This mail carries al matter %, me 80
ern and Southern cities, HUNTSVILLE Iusce'D Nl~ '1sD
phi, Little Rock and shsir dependencies,
Chattanooga 4. r. Daily, leaFes 81 ~ $500 :. '
closes at ~ p m. This ma Ss.i's' Al '''' -
Louisville Daily leaves O'clock a. m p; n
Gslsin, a. :. - a
Sssrta 1snd,v Wednesday and thursday; leaves At
&C eek e m; CLOSES at ~ oclosk N.
Charlotte Huntingdon Jscton ana caves Loet
colpnSs FuiasIi and Waynesboro, leaves Sunday Wed
nesdsy and Friday at . O'Clock a. m. closes Al ~
Columbia LawreDceburg, Florence, &C., Tuesday, Thurs
tay and Saturdays Raves at o'stOeE m elCtea at
~
Clarksv Dover, Hoptinsve, &C., leaves MONDAY, Wed
nescsy ard Friday al o'clock, a. u :; clOses a. ~
pm.
Russtlyle and Springfield leaves Tuesday Thurtday and
Saturday, at O'Clock q m Goes a. ~ p. m.
Centrev L. Vernon &c leaves Tuesday and Friday at IL
oielock N at q. m
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New Orleans Markets

Dan. 22.-Cotton mark't ID unchange1-sales to-day
4,O0U Ia rs Molas es &c. White wheat 65. Western
poik t2 o.. Lard in ba rels 12HG Freightscot.
ton to Liverpool A11-s2d. Exchange on London
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ARRIVALS OF MAILS.

Leban. Z, Tue day, Thursday and Saturday ate pm.
Lebanon Sparta Monday Wednesday and Friday at
NJ.
Charlotte, Sunday, wedn esdsy and Friday At pm.
Columbia, Pulaski &C. MOndzy Thursday aud Saturday
atil an.
Columbia, L4wrenceburg, &C., inlay, Wednesday and
Pidsy at IA m.
clArksvir, Sunday, "wednesday and Friday ate p. m.
sseivie, MOT d ~ Wednesday and Friday at p. N.
@ -ntTeville, uesiay ara Friday At IL q. m.
e Al letters registration must be handed into the
once by ~ o'c'ock p 5. r. ANDERSON, 2. N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

g. No liabilities 10 Banks or OtAsrs, dus not dns.
9. No losses adjusted ard das.
Z. Amount Of losses, ether adjusted 0E sts,s a.
8. ADJUSTED and not due,
g. Losses Suspense wAiiiuE further proos in
eludsd In last answer above.
10. All ether claims against he Company. TeD 10
IL The rule Of the Company = net eHass6 SO sc
any one rist, subject 70 loss % siBgis ars.
II. The amount Insured In any eiy vaga, tepsnAs
on i GEs-gsnsFay ali dsslrsbls rsks y be kaa szb.
jscs tc The rule laas nhoVs Named
H. The amount Insured 10 bssk q bsflasa ls-
pends upon its sss abd eOnstFastos, sablest - ne
rule Aboss rsfsrred 70.
Il Ths AsI Of IasOrporanen e hs sans IS asd In Juy
1885. O. ,. BOWERS. sssrssarT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

sTLrs % csEHssri0us. HARrsOaB cosssr,
JanuAry "a, 1891.
PersooAlly appeared O. D. Downs EacrssarY 81 Ne
Hartford fire insaAnes Company, and nads oAih tAastks
brsgong statement ~ him subscribed IL rue, FALL asa
stAtsmsBt u The aGAiFs e aad couPAny ssd
hbis ia actual eondtOn The area aAy 81 NessEb9,
1885, And he fher declares Bndsr aafh hat he szhs
quent business 81 ths conpany, oar repstsd ana
tAinsd 81 The date % making ihs a3daF has assa
such produce material uataVorzbls change N
te sondit0n q AdAirs she's IN ths aboFs sxAbii.
Bcfsre ne, HkhAN II. BARBOUR,
Jastiss q ne Psass.
sE1Ys TszzEssns. conyTAoLnat 0ssIoR
kAshTiljs, ianaary 81, 1ec1. {
This 10 certify thai the Hartford Fire lnsarsnes Oo3-
papy, locAtsd Hartford IL he siatt Fl Aas
kls complied With al the Requirements o. act passsa
~ The GensrAl A,ssby q the siats e rsnnsses. u
March Iss entitled ~Aa Ast 70 rsIalts NE agsnsss %
Insarance Companies net asoo aled ~ n STATE q fsa-
nessess and Ghat gsaEFH aAan ne laHany al horssd
TOR said ce1psaJ il Ne tsn y haseEns. sta,s q
Tennsssss }. Q. L1ffkAkl, o1Ptreilss.
~ Tnos .. h0ssr, Dsp.
TIE undersirnsd Assnt % ne absys nAzsd coaDaav,
eeaiLsss 70 ss Poieiss 81 Ais sAss No, - ossrs -
opposite me sewanee uoa1e. 2oSkPn HAaa.
Nashville, January - ls3t-es
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Iuscumbla. March Y, 1875.
FOR sale by Herman Rains, Berry Demovlle, G. W.
Hendershott, A. E. Roscoe, Ewing Brother wholesale,
Josiah G Brown. republication
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

Parieh Of Orleans, City Vt New Orleans
Be Il remembered that on this 7t March 1851 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace the
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and h. r. Jan
Yer, Secretary tile Loua Mutual Insurance Company on
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according la. Ito
and that the above and and
tram cript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. r. JASEIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th Of March,
A, H. 49,. G. N. BRADFORD,
second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Ureusb
The Board of Trustees have resolved TO
per in cash outstanding certificate, Of profits
snd after the second Monday in May aud have declared
Il scrip dividend OF TIIRTY-FUUR PER GENT. net
earned premiums Of the year ending Fehrury 2s 1851
which certificates will be issued the day
june 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22
aelu ORLEANS stluneu stlarket.

GREsCEST OFFICE. NO. ~ Camp street,
Tuesday Evening, April q, 1851.
The money market is unchanged The offerings to-day were
very huvy with of the banks and with others only
On the the demand pretty strong though yester-
day aud to-day party negotiated S6a Of Al paper the
Of per being selections. Some $4,000 of good
eay sound the be taken per with
small Of good TO fair of long date averaging from lOl2
per As community does I the aggregate any
more money did year ago. reasonable 10 conclude
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22
Loss OF AN American Sur cArrA1s.-A letter

LOSS OF An AMEKIUAN oHIf OAFIAIN'--A It1teI
in the Washington Union from Callao, Peru, says:
The American ship Columbia, of New York, now
loading guano at the Chincha islands, was deprived
OF her master Captain William s. Gushing, on Friday
the 9Th day of March, 1857. Early in the morning
Captain Gushing started from his ship on sealing
expedition, accompanied by his mate, Mr. Bartlett,
each with boats crew. On reaching one of the
small Islands to the southwark of the Chnchas, while
endeavoring to beach their boats, very heavy sea
rolled in upon them, dashing Captain Cushings boat
to pieces As yet nothing has been found of Captain
Gushing or his boats crew.
He had five men with him in the boat. I have not
as yet been able to ascertain the names of the seamen
who were lost-harch 10 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22
The Great Fire in Baltimore.


From the Baltimore papers of the morning and
evening of the 10th we obtain the particulars Of the
destructive fire which occurred in that city on the
night previous. The fire, which is supposed to have
been kindled by an incendiary, commenced at about
o'clock, in a blockof fvestory warehouses on the
east side Of South Charles street, Lombard. The
Sun says:
The flames rapidly spread through the entire block
which comprises three spacious warehouses, each five
lofty stories in height and not less than hundred
feet in depth. They then attacked the commodious
warehouse of Messrs b. L, Parker Il Co., dealers in
tnplate and metals, and rapidly spread to Lombard
Row, consisting Of row Of four story warehouses on
the north side Of Lombard street. and extending east
wardly from the establishment of the Messrs. Parker
four Of which were almost entirely destroyed. +
The papers generally set the loss down at half a
million, on which the insurance scarcely reached
100000. The most melancholy part'of the disaster
however, is the loss of ife four persons, it is said
having been burned to death or buried beneath the
ruins. Seven eight others were burned Or injured
by falling ruins, some Of them severely 1t may be
remembered that telegraphic dispatch of the 10th
from Baltimore announced that seven dead bodies
had been taken from the ruins and that eight per
sons were still missing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

ApRIL ELgcTIoNs IN THE NoRTH.-At the charter
election in Albany, N. Y, on the 18th, six Democra
tic and four American aldermen were. chosen; no
Republicans; an American gain Of two since last
election. The Democrats have beaten the Republic
cans in Heboken jersey City, Trenton and Paterson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.-A boy in New York
died few days ago from the effects of eating Easter
eggs boiled in +" Prussan blue.n The verdict of the
jury of inquest stated that the shells of two of the
eggs were cracked, thus admitting the poison.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

Another KALLooH CASA dispatch Of the l4th i,
from Boston, says:
The Rev. Q. ?. harrington, Methodist clergyman at
Cohasset is being examined before Church Council
on charges Of adultery lying and exposure of
person. He is about IS years old, preached for $500
a year, and has wife and seven children A mem
Der of his church is the accuser Elder Paul Towns
end presdes over the examination which causes great
excitement in Cohasset and vicinity.
Massachusetts, clergymen do beat all,
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gsbisp ot tbs Hlarkets.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. April

WEDNESDAY MORNING. April %, 1857.
COTTON. The market stil unsettled and depressed
yesterday with Of about 1000 bales irregular prices but
mostly showing decline of 42sc from last weeks figures.
Holders generally however, resist this decline and the market
continues unsettled for general quotations. which we still
omit.
TOBACCO....We understood that large sales were
made the only reported 10 hhds private terms,
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
,a,s cotton-b"lss -. Tobacco-hb ,ls
Received 1 snes l4sis$$ 1884 500 2S$S %
l,4i22D8 SSH
yesterday..... 1853 l,2757l6 IA Is, 49,
l66462 1277s
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs. .Tlg sales of Sugar embraced
80 hhd full prices In Molases nothing of
OF Cuba $50 hhd Muscoyado sold lOc 1885
bbls Moasses at Soc, and Is bhds at 47c p gallon
FLOUR There active demand with sales of 1000 10
5000 bb including 400 ST. Louis superne in lots Sc loo
So h 300 Ohio a'boat loads Sc 100 Fine private
terms aud 400 Fancy at Sc 50 u Dbl
GRAIN. Corn in good request with sales of H. 900
sacks comprising 1000 Mixed from abOa 65c 100 mostly
White 6S7O 1900 at 6672. $500 Prime White at r. 800
Yellow same, and 1900 Fancy White about 75c =
bushel sacks St. Louis sold Csc q bushel
PROVISIONS. Pork in demand and about 1900
bblswee sold including AIS Mess at 800 heavy at SIS 29
the same, aud Humps SIT 10 Dbl. of Bacon Is
casks Good Ribbed Sides disposed of at c and 10 of
Shoulders 9ac q b..The sales Of Lard comprised 5 bbs
and erces O. Grease No and No. J. Ala No.
la, 1871 Prime l4 and about 300 kegs at l34c
ab. ....
COFFEE The sales confined to $50 bags at l0c
rs H. and ia Skimnings at 9zsc p b.
ROPE. 800 coils sold at DC for Handspun and
l0l;tGl01ac u ID for Machine mude. -...
ALCOHOL 300 bbls disposed of at prices which
did not learn.
WHISKY Nothing of reported. Holders
asking higher prices generally.
FREIGATS...A ship taken for Liverpool at 4d for
Cotton laid for Antwerp s for Tobacco, and
for Boston
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Philips KoSsen ene Cleveland B sS so-
rsilson Stevenson ksos Pitcher Goodrich %eo2 Gilis
Observation-Disclosures W C Young-97 bales cotton to
W sn sS MSs' s to
Ss9ls SSs sag W Sass ss S
sugar Darcy rolls leather hhd hams ne
bales wool 81 hides rolls leather to
ga Gilud Sso head hogs nu5 o bales moss pads Bull
WABASH RIvER-steamcr Jacob Esrly-s72 bbs pork
Fl I'd d Ksnnsy e Ell
lard ss s @ ea eS w1f join Dc R ss @
i6l sacks 1861 sacks corn 10 kegs lard bhs Robert
Son bh k IS SS do s9n os s @
"d casks o fowls 0so order
aso h | aS s1 .so
10 Campbell sroHg5 do Cleveland brothers See-l do
MacauieyNsindries to orde-rota lis bales cotton
hKa so a rsySs Iss.o f
e ward Saunders Cuddy Brown sco5 baies
%g so nSks ED xs sns &c
Coleman, Putnam &co-25 j i wyche &co-2l " Donuel-
Geors snsdes S Stos aksr STUART
Erickson Stevenson &eo6 Miles Adams Heo bales cotton to
~ ass and skins Il S6y seo~s hides bee hides Stein
sss HSSsi2 70 sS Dnss
| Louisy1LLE-s!eamcr David Whte--l49 coils rope to
4
81 do ll3 bbls lard q bb 1877 casks BACON Il Ken
neqy 49, DDS pS h ug S mhG sg 10
Dos i - 5D ~ Tnr ~ Ih,o ots n T,,;ni"jl $50
73 53a sacks corn ~ S W E oo s com t T1
H,ghets ons 1Es 40 na ar Mese'Gn ego
~ nl F Kills ,Hsv Is CASKS bacon to }.onr Eisn
j. S V WIZ DS yo @Ss c fsS e b %Ey 70 OF
bacon John Hurley scol 6bs whisky Brady German )
and uniries to orer@roa 81 hhds tobacco
BAL!AE-Steatner Gees-6s sacks potatoes do Pcus 10
| bbls sugar to order.
| ST I0UIS-Steamer L NJ Kennet-33O bbs -four G "
49, bbls Kennedy yco-lOD bbs flour alcohol
Vose Bros pkgs McAahon &eo3 b6ls lard
TbSmpson ca sR beon Keep B o i
flour 1888 pork do kegs lard
Leland &c6-lSO Thoraas Elder bb
liquor IL Marks &co-lo bbls lard oil 100 bbs -four D oIe
sc bran 81 Sl TSom eGse e
O bSs candies u casks loeS 5acoo pnssnT %Gomin po'
naa 40 T a% oGn rg ZEE h oa fnI do @ o
Duhy &co-lU ools hom 20 aol oo9nS James Hotnoty aeo
coils co. rope Bro"dwe Payne &co26 bbs beer \
geri9 aeaa ca.'e ~ warnings % coop io"leS ana S"ues
to order-lotal 10 mus 'ophec'.
LoUISNILLESteamer Empress8Oo pcs bag&ing IA boxes
VINE 10 Par.ey y JGsoh n WS HAM s p % 1i
IInin,as CiauSs- l. Doson Son-llel hIs whisky II u
creenea~l4 do beef Parmele Bros eggs Schneider
q do II short &coO0 do 6 Robinson kco-I3O hhds
Gacco Hander Mgh enna rbDaa-92 40 relieves fe9E5C
40 JS ~. iue H. 2 Hj M hr NM. caosn AZ, ,c F
= M ZEE ~ IN % ~ na At, u !, E,n r. Itis
McDouga-tlelm Chsm-sundries to orderota l3i hhls
tobacco.
| PADUCAH-steauers eotand-ll hhd tobacco H Fraser
kco-lO hhS tobacco 20 Dds hour 10 WIS kawns %co-2
mus toDacco o. eiS III 1 i Nv 90 p , S -
Hau, Norton Eco6 hhls tobacco Perkins Eco2 ia Rode
wad Pedeet- do " ii Crafts do Thornhiil gcol dc
Davis jenkins xcol0O bbs whisky do lard Given Watt Gee
1898 bbs -four Moore Vancu94 hhds tobacco bacon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

pork lard 200 bbls Hour pecans 20 do blue lick
- hf bbs pork, 80 bags oil stones, bales cotton
MoBILE-Schr Jas Buchanan-Tn ballast. s'-,'aa
MoBILE-Schr Deer Iandl32 bbls whisky, l5 bbls flour
1868 sacks corn. s n 80 WI n
PUNTA RosA-schr F BradfOrd-2loO sasks oats, 100
bales hay. ,yf7..,.s- u s-rtEt Tsrs N
BARCELoNA-shp Teresia-s6o bales cotton $50 sacks
wheat, 800 slaves. 5S}} zl I.fI .a..fTLtsnrN
BosToN-shp Elizabeth bales cotton IS hhds tobacco
1885 bbls pork, 200 ties beef, 400 slaves. mr. ~
| d GADIz-Bark Aura--77oOO slaves. 5a}
ST PETERSBURG--Shi W Lindsay-36T0 aes cotton.
50 az g % co 3 III. ou 20 40 DO GH
~ bbs pork, bb molasses 10 kegs nails 40 pkgs ndse
amen 6 s oa butter nj SO boxes
tic hams box tobacco 20 casks caet bxs biscuit Safe
| QUEENSTOwN-ship Rhne--lsl4 bales cotton.
q s s bbs whisky 2s nbs -four IS
| IMPORTS. m
IApIANoLA VIA GAIyEsT9 q Daniel Web
BSs esd pa'sp White '' WASH S'0S' hides
| GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louisiana
SGGn Mau a. 90
karsendck &es-McDowel Mills &co-rrce, Converse &eo
Col d ID Tompkins. -
~ q APerieaS bsles cotton
VERA CRUz-Brig Union-s2OO specie 10 bales hats to
7 I.opea-7 do Irvine 5 do hammocks to Gundolfo
BARCELoNA-ship Jula-252 pipe wine 424 sacks almonds
! to order.
1 BosTON-shp Polar sta7s5 ice to l. Warner &co
RoCKLAND-Brg Joseph-lsOo bbls lime to order.
| HAFANA-Brig Mary Elzabeh-I9 boxes sugar r Oahu
&co-l2 segars Domngol do Zeckendrahl do
Hacker5 do bb Borno Brosll cases
sweet meats iaborde Xqaes cases segars Ferror6 do
bbs egars Espriu Ramagosa Scu 5000
do meats Tardos2 segars Caballero
Basualdo boxes do Rochereau2
Henderson, Terry &col do VIM Mure3 do Barei AGO. do
Rivrs-l Viosca &co26 do and lot fruit
| j B Mcconnell.
! MATANzAs-Brig Mooney-soO hhds sugar to B Mu-
! rison
| CANFEUGOS-Schr Tull-350 hhds sugar 20 ties do
Sal bbls moasses to Il Beylle AGO.
HAYRE-Shp Screamer- merchandise to Menard Fgnard
j Pennetal-Duntz Il Iken-Surzennegger Eernod-fou
ner .ico-Y Meignan-Doupan Jacquier-Ieon Pinsard
&co-H Closterman Sco-G PasquierJ Bellanger-M Elliott
&co-Tiele Seller &co-Cramer Sco---J Comnenez-D II
| Homes-and order-40m stones d L Ranett
| LIVERPOOI4-Ship Sumner-Assorted mdse.
! B0STON-shp Polar star7S5 ice tot Warner Geo.
CARDENAS-Schr Matchless-Sugar and moasses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

RED RIvER.--The Alexandra American Of Satur-
day last says:
The river at this point is falling rapidly, having
fallen some ten toet within the last six or eight days
Tit continues to fall fast it has done the past
week, the falls will be impossible in very short
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

lOEK MANUFACTT REKS MD BEIll HA NTIFES,
respectfully inform the pu0e and builders that they rccev
ing and hand large aud compile assortment of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting of Locks, Hinges,
oils Sliding Door Trimmings, Screws Pulleys, etc, which
sale the reasonable Attached to
their ere they factory where all kinds of Locks for
banks vauts prisons stores dwellings etc. made
der ut the Also
article of safe Night Latch for offices and dwellings.
BELL HANGING in all its various branches, such Sig
and Bells for locomotives ships hotels dwellings,
ETC. put in n workmalike and warranted give
satisfaction. Smith work general. Jobbpg promptly
tended - - 49,.
aIy-sole Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
4 SPRINGS ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-22

FACTS FOR PARENTs--THE ONLY WAY TO
battle and disease is begin the foundation
and the Hence patients have been treated for
variety diseases where have been the sole
of the Illness Il A. FAHNESTOCk'S CELEBRATED
VERMIFUG is the mdes and esectua remedy for this
widespread disease:
Newark, N. j., March 2, 1854.
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock 4 Co.
Genemen-On Saturday last, gave u vial of b. A Fahne
stocks Nermuge three old and in the course
the day he passed large number OF small should
thousand of them 1t has improved
his health much recommend it to the pubc the
medicine for eXpellng worms that know of.
CHRISTINA COLES, % Broad street.
Sold wholesale and retail by MI the principal druggists and
country ha throughout the United States NIL lmSW
7 WRIGHT az CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers Propreor'S lowest wholesale prices.
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl "a Charities