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4 s1s Wss .s ss, Rss D.s sss .s
S sss ss ba.ssss q
Nelson ss MeIane Ase bales eaten T.
Pssfs so sals notes 10 Hugely Biair
SS sss Ss moss Rs ss 5s e 70
pstres Farley Jnrey 70 ordsToai 14s bales
JEFFRRsoN-siesmer Col Edwaras-l4s bales cotton 70
ssyo e ssT s 6ss, DO
Ersson Stevenson Sso-i! walker, stuart Hnehn.o- il
ssa
Nsson kco0 Buchasnon, Carroll &coT bales cotton
s s bales edoo
Ss so,9on ksr s ss N cotton
Es h, asS bale pses Robson pesas,. ssos bales
hco-snndries to order-Toia 1928 bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sema-4lS pork ao2 bbs pork
ls bbls beef 50 kegs CUTS Tufts Hebars2 bbs pork A
Martin, owen cobS-ss sacks wheat 10 T Twiehe IeoS4
nIssnss Bsrol
Total4 bales cotton. \.
bales
Davis Jenkins keo22o Henderson Terry cos bales cotton
ssS
Nelson Sco-a Ward Saunders hantHli bales Cotton
cs
Nils &eo22 Farley jury &co bale, cotton to
pomPos
cotton to steamer Swamp Foxl0 sacks cotton seed to
Cummings, Stewart &eo-2 balls peries H Hansel-6 bales
hides Davis jenkins Eeo-l box ndse Jars-sundries
| order--To,al 1858 bales cotton.
Monarch-lOO bbls -four "A casks Of
shorts "a th casks brand joseph Lands co0 hb pork
3i9 bbls -four l02 bbs whisky Maltby bbs
lOA hf bbs whisky Rogers McGure kco-U0 bbls whisky
Morton dco53 do Sam Gregsten-O0 do G l. Dolson Som
whisky Ga f bbls whisky So kegs butter Betteon
l9l ties hams Tufts Hobar-6T bbls beef tco-N
bbs whisky Harris Morgan bbs alcohol NSue &co
6i bbls whisky Brennan Decasro-2 do James Connolly
lard oil do eggs Wright &co3l hhds McGregor
keol06 bbls apples Elo93 pcs furniture Oakley Hawkins
20 ties hams Geddese0 bbs kront do eggs7 bbs
raddish lebono-5 eggs Schneider hhds
W Crafts &co0 plows Sam Loeke-l ksgs
Henderson Peae-3 bbls apples II Gibson-sundes
] der-Total 8 hhds tobacco. 49,
| TICKSBURG-steamer Natchez-l12 bales cotton Farley
Jurey &co93 Cuddy Brown &co64 w Leverich
Henderson Peae36 Lewis &co-35 Miles, Adams &co-24 to
Carroll, Prchard &cos9 Urquhart-l2 j Persons L
co-26 Pinckard &co25 Vaudeville McIhenny-24 do
Jekseon &co-2S Richard Nugent &co20 D Kelly
Hughes Hylsted kco-S Green Crnmp-S Tarleon Whiting
TnisS Ward, Saunders Hunts Coleman, Putnam kcoS
George Conno6 Freson Stevenson &co-6 bales
Watt Noble Mobey-6 Robson Alen-40 cotton seed
Hughes Hylsted &col0 do Carroll Fchard &co-lV do to
John Watt &co5 bbls tallow carriage Brander Nc
Kenna Hubbards bbls beans and sundres oderTota
| IDS bales cotton.
RAILROADS.
+ NEW ORLEANS. OPELOuSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS. hhds sugar bbs uolasses Lane Aayield
Il bales Bellocq, Nobo 6coi Smith,
bales v Webb5O hhds sugar de Egana-6 bales
cotton Ii bbs molnses to Lob Charpane3 bales
Smith, Harris &cO-9do Banchin Chsude-Tota bales OF
cotton.
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RECEIPTS OF PRnnuCE.

Observation-Disclosures DR. Batey-.5 hhds SMEAR o, bhs M,
bb potatoes Lane Mayed aeoNis hhs Sss
W b6ls moasses f bbis noasses W Thompson col5
" hbls melsses Canmack Squires Wesi hhas sugar 10
Iolsdano Taylor-a5 hhd sugar Kelly 1eo-itS bbs
AyeTy2a bbls moasses to jackson seo~4 EMMY bSss
M rsssssundres to orerTotai bales cotton l5J
n'i.s sugar 4os bbls molasses, 6 f bbls moasses
ulNSiNNATf-Stean,er Gulnare-l2s pkgs furniture p II
po s. a brandy IS st do 100 bb whisky to
i g 80 frkns butter Gamble-s2 IBIS wh
napa %co-6 rolls leather Leon Pare &col6 do doc
S9 sceho ysssph lands bbs beef 6 f 6b poS
KtridgeMii boxes bacon songSSs eddes2 boxes hwae
a aep Sgss pHgs satte cheese L ppisoa
MciseSet 9co ns ssr;s bs whisky 81 hh to
Payne Harron hhds bacon Il boxes ,sn soesot pow
hds tobacco e0SF a So Ssis gs9Es
Hogan nSPhy5U kegs nei FsnshSxs Is SS dS
bbs whisky eaeyroase Il SSis wSis5T q XII n
s hk,0h hamnsen sss pork PaFe Bfoi0S
Metca- selaper cotton planter hitler Duncan ass
oo5 o ssse ssf plos
by &co6 bbls potatoes 80 bbs beans "A do ynegal oa
Ss q GS ssgs " Kegs pigs iee5 do lard 10
whisky 70 boxes bacon 81 kegs lard VOORHEES, Grggs
b5s dried apples Twiceii Gcos Do BIS aI9f e SCH %
lard Settleton &eo5 bbs eggs Robertson McDoueal
FORT ADANs-seamer Bella Donna-s4 bales cotton II
yrne Vance &co2 do Hemmingway, Friedande &co-o dC
Payne Harrisonl4 / Leel6 scudder-s bales eot,os
Campbell srOnge Buehannon Carroll Sco-2s hhds susa
M,snSe5gss coas hhds sugar Iallandeso hhds saga
John Wss. Aco5s bbls sugar Kelly xco-7 do G Mare
hSSs9 40 Dsgsos Darve Aso9 do to Lsuse Mcalls
gomery-SOo empty bb Aainsundries to orderToal ii
p cotton - hhds sugar IS bbls sugar IS bbs mOasse
sHkEYRPoRT-s;eains Duse-5s2 bales cotton 10 whom
ma n bales cotton Alex Norton &eoS bales col
Freilson Stevenson &co5o TO V Donnelf baes soto !,
AAss4'' o9f aeo-44 0aapoel srehg-S8 Wilson, PQmro!
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CATTLE MARKET.

IN JEFFERSON CITY, March r.
The market continued to-day bare of Hogs, with rather
moderate supply of Sheep and good Beef Cattle Veal
but fair supply of Mich Cows offer Prices
firm at yesterday quotations, viz
n $50 PRICES: .r.
BaEr CArrLx-Western Fine and Choice 10Noll
Rough and Fair. ............ Sla9
No., Atsa4apas iexas, etc..
SHEEP sper headls 81 50@lS5 ~
MICH Cows-Fine Kentncky .-S0
3& t M Ordinary. .35G55
iFgyt| Choice S751l00
CALvEs AND fEARLfSGs .SSqGll ~
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gsbiflu Of Tie marksts.

FRIDAY MORNING, March 49, 1851
COTTON. There mora art.sty the demand yester
day The sales embraced y ODD bales yester.
days quotations; Lew aidiing 2s9l2c, and aiddiing
la9lsxc.
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CMEscENT CITY soAP woRKs-pEror,

(NRESCENT CITY SOAP WORhS--DEPOT,
The subscribers in this city manufacture
sent public for It's approval competition with lie hEsr
soaps @ &c with free
vii be Sn upon trial to washing
quantity 10 njre he finest FABRIC Of apparel
The Of ana our and ing aGe
better article q home manutaetue will present themselves at
E mi1 and s SUBSCRIBERS respectfully s g. HA Gsf Co.
NAVAL sToREs-is5o, bbls Tar, Pitch Rosin and
-, 1'''''' ''' ''"''''' '' '' ALFRED SEARNy
fee4 Il Magazine street.
WHITING-2io bbls, for sale by
PACKING YARN-2ao eoi fer sale ale y ~
-LIg------------ shasAztae street..
SPIKEs-Soo kegs Wrought and d Cut for ssgs by
feo 72MaEn1ine street.
Cow PhAs'' Gs ns Co ssf osy Ell Fl sale by
te7 ------ 10 New Leyee and Il FGlsen st.
MoLAssEs BAfsIsELs1 55S e. E ;s ,is3yy
fei2 u Magazine street.
pUTTY-5O bals in baades and kegs in bulk, for sale
fsiS ALFRED k a Aasssisse street.
'''' Lake 5oS 8 i!s'i a4S e. ;f'f
1NoBACCo-fOO boxes choice 6E4nds, foE sels y
tel2 % Camp styeei
SoAPsTONE-veTi0as sizes thicknsssss for sale BY
~ ALFRED kEARSY,
teiu y Magazine street.
fNLASs-S5e boxes American and French, assorted sizes
~ anu qualities, some very superior, for sale by
ALFRED kEARNY,
tel0 y Magazine street
pAINT MILLS-Assorted sizes ard prices, for sale by
= ALFRED kEARNY,
| tetu y Magazine street.
| (TuANO-lJ0 IONS Mexican, for sale BY = -
fel0 1890 - Na,sziir,s street
pAiNTs-Black Venetian Red and Yellow Oclre, kegs
| l.. hnd cans, for sale by ALFRED kEARSY,
| .eO ~ Magazine street.
| wv PEAsa-2oo bags Carolina seed, landing L. NJ
| y Angler, from Charleston for sale by
| Ie6 BARELLl i CO., 81 Common st.
| SAL soDA-FoE sale in casks and bbs BY
| ~ "a ALFRED KEARSY.
/ lelV II Magazine street.
SREASE-For drays carts for sale cheap in boxes
| ~ kegs and bbls, by ALFRED KEaRNY.
! lsl9 y Magazine street.
| ROCk SALT-IQ ton: in casks and bills fer sale BY
IL ALFRED Nearby,
| si9 g Magazine streaG.
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FI'HE BAGASSE FURNACE LETTERS PA
tent for the United States granted
NAN of No. 81 Natcheg street. New Orleans under the date
of December 1854 for furnace burning
This Furnace combines the following qualities, as fully
proved in taking of SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA.
SON. = =, N'1>
st 1t works entirely by natural daught wthou, aid
of Blower. "
ID IT contains CRATE bars other ihe interior
3D. Il requires stoppage Of the mill to have ashes
cleaned out. ' t-'.
4h The Bagasse is stirred touched after
In the furnace.
5th II burns all the Bagasse and makes esough
the mill engine steam battery and pumping engine
This is the only furnace that has off
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes
does not resemble other furnace in single feature Of Its
FORM in the principles upon which works
which produees neither does it approach the rights
other party Reports circulated the contrary
tricks of trade known to be false by those who make
them and calculated only to deceive the public and palm off
tces that cannot stand their merits No will be
allowed SELL make Furnace without authority
from and all persons having such authority will fully
guaranteed in Its undsturbed use and possession
My Patent Furnace Is applicable train Of kettles
steam boilers; and prepared apply
ing the Bagasse boil the kettles
under satisfactory guarantee TO the purchaser,
treatise on the whole subject in pamphlet FORM with draw
ings TO be had of the subscriber By mail otherwise
a'1 @ :! f SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
ja2S 81 Natchez street New Orleans.
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nc. INIPERIAL HOT HOUSES Il PEI

600. IMPERIAL HOT HOUSES = PEI
TG LORCE CO., from Europe, respectfully inform La
z dies and amateurs of Plants they now import
ing extensive of Shrubs every variety
prisng Cameas Of the finest and descriptions Rhodo-
Magnolas Pennies upwards of 1900 Rose Trees
grated and migrated Also considerable kinds
Of superior Fruit Trees such Pear Apple Cherry Plum
Garden Trees - -
The whole very moderate terms and guaranteed
and will be forwarded to the country without charge
R-Caalogues 10 be had II Chartres street 6ext To
Mr. kaiser's variety store.
BFor sale, II Rose Trees exhibited in Paris in
1900, by DIT. Imlot, OF Lyons.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-13

SuSDRiES-
~ 800 boxes MR. Raislns
1000 Layer
so Oranges;
so Lemons;
50 bugs WauGs,
81 e. Filberts.
For sale by A. r. COCHRAN 1 HALL.
ie2o IS New I4evee and II Fulton
L1ALM OIL AND SODA ASH-S0 casks aud hbis for sale
i by ALFRED kEARNY,
fel0 ~ Magazine street.
lNHIShN-2V0 bbls Hanseuan Smiths Extra for sale
" by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS L CO
nla Is Tchouptonlas street.
TT AAIs-sJ Jegctg Wyss new sugar Cured for sale 5v
IL VOORHEES,. GRfGGS / co
E5 Is IchoupiGalaS street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-13

DATEhT AMERICAN CHARCOAL GAIL
4 NANIzED IRoN--Warranted Flanch and Seam with
out CraekngThe cheapest durable for Roof
ing Guerng Scouting Cornices for buildings Lining for
water tanks Bathing Tubs Stoveppes Locomotive
ers stack Pipes Verandas all other where iron
Is exposed 70 oxidation and Galvanized expands less
Than any Of the other metals platinum stee it is
nch cheaper and more durable than copper only
article thar viii stand the peculiar humidity of this
hne not only in this but in England France il
established beyond Doubt Galvanized IRON pre-
pared for the purpose economical &C.
count OF It's being the most durable article
ever discovered being entirely and requ
ing no paint or whatever 1t from decay
HEATON Il OLIVIER 40 Common Street
fe3 Agents for the Manufacturers.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

II NDOUBTED TEsTIoONY - ASTONISHING
Doctor H. A. Nar far sxg
the following fasts which also well known Vicinity
their children hands suffering the herri
BILE disease s & po wh simple and sfs remedy
MI b p dickinson Of IBIS ewn snee removed
had the symptoms worms In few hours Il took eIect in
the Of two days she had discharged five
M Powell preseribss this vernifugs constantly his
Of the most valuable remedies in aud always safe
the
nOCIOk MDOFLAND's CkLEBKATED GER
MAY Dr. hicis M 5R PsPsIss oi fHADn1pHrA Pa
YIN oct sf 5 sE as d Kys s and
diseases arising from dis0fdsTs cred Liver Stomach
rs Constips- .F
F. Fullness OF Blood to the ...,
Head, Acidty of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food
sEruetations, sinking Or Fsttering Al the Pit
and a BpeanS s as de- .a Cloak
Ds 81 ,Ss WsSs and Pin
shs skIn ans Eys. Pain IL sds BACK 'S
oA'i Heat " Ssn fs S' a s" fls f' 5on of
and Il gF ssi,i DEPRESSION s,s
preparation does 50 With feeling Of the utmost confluence in
its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
and untried article that has stood the
test OF ten years. trial before the American people,
tant The testimony in its favor given prominent
and well known physicians and individuals all the
country immense and careful perusa the Almanac pub
sed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis
of his Agents. but satisfy the skeDtica
remedy really deserving the great celebrity has obtained
PRINCIPAL Office and Mandatory No. 90 ARCH street, Phil.
adelphia, Pa r.H
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Biters superior to all preparations In
JACKSON La, August Is, 1854
Dear srI feel bound express qualification you for
ties of German Bers. have found be all YOU
recommend them to be- and cheerfny recommend
tended for and superior all other preparations
THE BiTTERs ALL THEY ARE n i Il 70 RE
JACKSON, La August 20, 1854
Dear Sirl have used your German Biers, them
ali they cheerully recommend them
Respectfully, yours, W.. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says: a-,..
HARRisoNBURc La, May %, 1858
Your German Btters Is very valuable medicine have
disposed OF all received from you and wish supply
mediatey. ~ HIA
DR.. RAyBoLD QUAIL says:
have for the last year the Biters prepared by
you practice extensively. 1t shortly be the only
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here and
in less than there will
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
DE-. RABE says; FRANKLIN La, June "a, 1852.
Your German Bters have become very popular here and
wish = fresh supply immedateiy
RICHMOND, La, June ., 1883.
Your Bttes give universal satisfaction who have used
them.
should bear in mind that these Bttes are entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages Of the
lions recommended for similar diseases
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers in every village
in the United States and Canadas And by
j. WRIGHT Il Co,
aul6 lvdWkA New Orleans.
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pORTABLE STEAM ENGINES-PLANTERS
visiting New Orleans requested call
bers and in operation a
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
got expressly for Plantation us running
Gins, Corn Mills or pumping water, cannot be exceed
The first of these Engines less than
that would be required to do the work and
they simple that ordinary Capacity
taught to one iu q week
Several in different manufactures in this city and
giving entire satisfaction.
4 D. c. LOWBER, Agent,
do lawS6mW IS Magazine street.
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MUSIC TEACHING.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

Re- ST. JOHN HOUSE, No. 222 CAMP STREET
Ts!f DEsbAN FERANDA No. Sl2 Camp st.-These Houses
I the reception permanent transient
Boarers The former house Acquired reputation under IDS
management OF Mr.. ST. john which is hoped will be main
tanned for the future
The Desban Veranda hotel for families unequaef TAs
size Of the spacious yards and magnificent
der the finest house in this city for the Of
families "
AS-Gentenen occupying Rooms Dssban veranda can
take their Meals the ST. john House without charge
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IMPORTS.

EchS2s fns herrings % hf do do box
700 tons pig iron Wood Lowl5 casks bottled beer 10 order
hides 5000 segars to II Leach y " 80
e-MoBlLE--Steamer California-Sundries to order
HAYANAschr Harper-ls6 boxes sugar 40 hills moassss
to Pnig, Mir aco, s- ~ Jus i'oiasses
Ward &co, 3 00'S'' 's' tutnoe' 10
BILoxIsehr Mary Ann2 600 feet lumber TO R philips
BoNFoUcA-schr Iiberty-S5 COZ bricks 10 order
SHIP IsLAND-schr Star54 sacks salt to Byrn ya,cs
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL,
~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity with the Requirements Of their charter the
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
June 30 1886 $3.50 q
Amount Of unterminaed risks July lst l555 l4l77 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-13

[ TILMA ANS PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
~ LAlC IS now IN use seven plantations comprising the
largest and smallest classes; Of which taken
three crops Wits combination Of the following advantages
over other known application of to steam ranu
laor entire train: ~
Battery" 0e
2 i requires no additional water for the boilers.
3. Its pipes never "Scale'' require cleaning
A. Its heating surface equally distributed brou,or tta
body o. juice SO tHt and hard grained sugar is made
g. The being all condensed and returned to thr boer
direct no additional boilers required where the sgar-m
boilers are large and Gnan Bagasse Furnace is sedone
pnir OF cylinder boilers - inches in diameter 81 feet long
WIN Nlh haasse Furnace, furnish grind the
per day. - $1,000 9
D. Inc rheumatic Battery Grsnulato operation
nth 'ess expense TO ihe planter than
E or application OF steam making sugar. part entirely
foE inrAer Information pamphlet with full specifications
ana drawings VIII De furnished application tOthe subscriber,
VINO now prepared make for the Battery Eyapo
rators or Ciafer be used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
"a 81 NalcheE street, New Orleans, La.
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aulS lvdWkA

I WRIGHT q co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propreor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. 15l amp Chartres
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n NJ. RUTHERFORD ID. AuCTIONEER-0FFICE
no x Arcade passage and Natchek street will
all sales entrusted 10 his either public private and will
give his personal attention the purchasing and selling Slaves
Real Estate,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23

FATAL RAILROAD AccIpENr-As the mail
train north, was passing Falls Village on
Thursday the sth inst, Mr.. John Fisk of this
town, was crossing the r. r. track with a
team. when the engine struck the wagon,
clearing il from the horse, and throwing Mr.
f. number Of feet. breaking one leg and
otherwise injuring him. He was carried TO
the residence Of Marvin Simons, and died in
about an hour. 1t is supposed that he did
not see the cars until the engine struck him.
This is the second fatal accident that has oc-
Cured within few weeks, and should serve
as warning TO the living to be moro careful
in crossing Railroad tracks. The deceased
was soyenty-two years Of age lie was bu-
ricd on Sunday. by the Masonic fraternity,
he being one of the oldest members of the
order in this town.-Norihfeid Messenger
1t is estimated on toleraby reliable data,
that upwards of eleven thousand laborors
have been thrown out Of employment in New
York and vicinity within few days from the
effects Of the "crisis"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23

Two STATESMEN Equally AsroNfsHED.-
In his New Haven reply, President Buchanan
thus expressed himself:
slavery existed at that period, and still
exists, in Kansas, under the Constitution of
the United States. This point has been at
last finally settled by the highest tribunal
known to our laws. Ho,o Il could euer haze
been seriously doujted, is a MYSTERY"
Henry Clay, who in his day was thought
to have some political knowledge and mental
acumon, thus expressed an astonishmont
which he felt, on the 22d Of July, 1850
81 am aware that there are gentlemen who
maintain that. in uirtue Of The Constellation,
the right to carry slaves south Of that line
(3G deg. 80 min already exists, and that, of
course, those who maintain that opinion want
no other security for the transportation of
their slaves south of that line than the Con-
stitution. II Ihad heard that opinion orop-
Ell, aowd hare regarded 70 as one Of the
most extraordinary assumptions and Tie most
Hdycnsible position that Cas eue, taken by
man."
So il viii be seen that these two eminent
statesmen encountered each a great mystery
in the examination Of the same subject Mr..
Buchanan thought it mystery how any one
could have doubted that the Constitution car
ries slavery with il. Mr.. Clay, on the other
hand, regarded that doctrine as the most cx-
traordinary assumption he had ever heard,
and the most indefcnsible position takon by
man. IL is doubtless reserved for James b.
Clay, in the next Congress, TO reconcile the
establishment of his father, in whose foot
steps he claims to tread, with that Of Mr.. Bu-
chanan, whom he cordially supports
BosroN, oct. ID. The Boston Courier
states that Mossrs. Frank Skinner a. Co.,
have stood through all the changes in the
mercantile affairs for nearly forty years, and
now yield to the pressure from the utter im-
possibility Of obtaining that which has no
prico-MoNEY Their means are ample and
their suspension is but temporary Their as
sets are twice their liabilities, and their pa
per brings better prices than most Of the pa
per in market
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23
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than any good pen In the market.
For list OF premiums and full particulars, address
HALL WEST, Publishers, N. Y. City.
slhese Pencils supplied to the trade At profitable
discount, 5iIm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23
Marbtts.

~ As we go to press ON Wednesday, we
are unable to give the markets, but our read
crs may rely on the following.
FALL IN BEEr-At the Cambridge Cat
tie Market Wednesday beef fell one dollar
per cwt., and hardly any purchasers at that
decline. II is said to have been one of the
dullest days that has been witnessed for q
number Of years at the cattle market. Sales
Of rny description Of cattle could not be made,
unless at great sacrifce.-Bosion Journal