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Novel, these take the largest estimate 100000 bales will
be in Bombay before the rains OF these 60 bales will
the continent for this already purchased by German houses
and what is shipped, you will Falmouth orders
aud this Will ouy 800 900 bales for Liverpool
will naturally be expected for such startling deficiency
the Ihaye been pains collect facts
opinions only these facts ! now give you--
no. |, from the Sonlhl
Letter from Mr., of the Arm of 4 Co. who has been
travelling South reports almost epro failure OF the
and grain crops districts of Compa and Mangaore,
ing the rains districts usually produc
ing 1908 yielding only 2,UD Su the accounts
received months ia the South
Copy OF etter.l BOMBAY, April 10, 1857,
My dear In reply to your noc inqurug about the
probable yield of the the Mangaoe and ComptS
districts from whence have just returned am sorry 10 say
that quantity of receive from thai
part tie country very short of expectations
will be 81 10 per less than last seasons receipts
In ziahs where 5000 to 90 bales produced las
year, than 100 bales will be available this seaSJu
There October November rains which required
in these countries and there consequently not only scarcity
OF COTTON, but, what is worse, of grain.
During the last months been in these districts
and had the of deficiency wherever went
Yours truly,
{No. >. from the NOrtl.)
friead has shown letter from his agent in Breaeh
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TOBACCO We heard Of 80 hhd sold private terms and
selections at zoe D b.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES. The sales Of Sugar embraced
some 50 hhds full prices including 70 Choice
at lls4 p h. In Molassss nothing reported
FLOUR The demand better but at lower prices with
sales Of bbs which 1000 ST Ious Superfne at about
81 3d. so 81 STA and LOO Ohio River also from
store, at 81 20 u Dbl
GRAIN. dull, and only $500 sacks were
sold including $40 Yellow &c. $50 Mixed at Sac 500 White
lots 9Oc and 100 Mixed White also at soc B bushel
Oats 73c, 75c for ST. Louis Of Bran 200 sacks
were sold at ST 40, and 800 at lower rate.
PROVISIONS Pork dull and we noticed only retail
sales mostly S24 g. with 50 to 20 bbs Rumps at SIT 6oSls
"a bb] OF Bacon casks Ribbed Sides sold at
&c., and Clear lac q b. Market dull and unset
tied In heard Of transactions OF any moment
3O bales Eastern sold on Wednesday at $50 p
ton.
GUNNY BAGS "A lot of 100 bales Heavy sold at l3c
Light was held at 12c
ROPE notice sale of 4tS coils and half coils on the
levee, private terms
COFFEE demand better with sales of about 1900
bags comprising 9c so 10c $50 10 6a5 at 1885,
and 10 at l07sc T5 ID.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. We noticed sale of 35 bbls at
ACC p gallon.
WHISKY lot of 26 bbls Recfed sold at Is p gal
lon Holders asking $50 and upward for Raw.
FREIGHTS. The market very dull, and not iran
saction was reported during the day.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, May %, 1857.
rhtness the money market and the general deliveries
of manufacturing districts have had depressing
The quotations for the Middng and better
qualities Of American unchanged but the market is very
quiet and the prices for the ordinary classes are IN favor OF
buyers. Low sandy Cotton is unstable.
The week. ending last evening estimated at
bales spectators taking 1900 and exporters $50 bales
To-day they 900 with dull feeling at the following
quotations:
Fair Orleans. .......s7s p ID Mddng Orleans TX
Fair Mobiles Middng mGoIes a iJa
Total stock of Cotton in this port .6SS 10y bales
Total stock time last ,go bales
American. 5zS, UUU pales
Manchester market is dull for goods with desire to
realize toeabe fair but there is evidently
disposition the part Of both spinnes and manuac
turers to reduce production.
The demand for continues active at 6 per cent as
minimum of discount
The for all descriptions of Wheat has again i'm
proved prices advanced Sd lbs Indian Corn
has advanced 6d@9d quarter and ou 6ds per barrel
White Wheat 6d1l0s I'd Red SIS edges I'D per 10 lbs
Western I3ls cd Philadelphia Baltimore and
Ohio Sis 6d3s Cd Cauads 3ls3s cd Dbl White Indian
Cor 36s6a9s Mix ed and Yellow 36s936s Cd per quarter
Nothing doing in Tnrpentine American Rosn in moderate
demand IS 2d@p5s Sd per cwt for common quality.
Yours respectfully -
BROWN, SHIPLEY l. co.
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rENsACoLA-Sehr Gen Scott-5O00o feet lumber TO rooiey
Nieoi Sco.
ANTE RIYER-Sehr Amandus- 10000 shingles PooIey'
Scoi AGO.
Fash
BILoxJ-schr Black Squa-35O 900 feet lumber 10 order
TANCHIPAHo-Sehr Gen Worth-S5,Ou0 feet OF lumber 10
order.
Pearl. RIvER-Schr Elizabeth Ann-30 900 feet lumber tc
W W Care Sco.
COYINGTON-Schr Aleyon-S5000 bricks to order
COylNGTON-Schr Sea Bird-5UU1J bricks 10 c StswaF
Ico.
COyINGTON-Schr lie Pere~-i00 bbls sand to order.
CovINGTON-Schr Yictoria-5OO bbs sand to order
CoyINGTON-Schr Jueue Creole-i9o b0ls sand to order
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Dbl. -four 50 bales hemp VOORHEES,. Grisgs &eots
lows, aoo-ss hSds Robinson Iso2l hid. tobse
S
PIX Baddsehs &s16 S fS on, orSn arSsT
sis Tas.y hour
sSls WHISKY ss!ony Broese sbis whisky Nsrt. Ieo
81 I'll.
Dbl. ea,k. bacon Caldwell y IA. Jcard.n
81 sacks corn Hitchcock i.lns5o bbs Oqr pedre.nve
4eo-aS rope BARLEY, johnson Ae0Is pkgs
Atoms &eo-l buggy Conv'rs &so-sunde' to 70
Jos HGldenm7 bale. cotton - Me-
F" sad
. sIdss bss pstses sacks pecan, Hssd
eai sss. tie % terry .. s0a der
sheep and sundriss to order-Total g. bales cotton.
Toodano Tsyor5 bales cotton Mcdowell 4co-l do
bale wool cart Big ndss Ar 9emosrss5oS
PIX ded skins Lsnssd0rF hides Roy. box
WIFI al g
s e.
Il do pprsn-5g do 50 demohns WoGdm1n hads to,
Michel kso-s tebacco Yeatman &eo7 hhds
Do DO I s sS s
9 sacks sacks corn 5O bbs
butter DelBondio35 casks bacon kegs lard $40 bb -four
ShrophireS bales leo SaundcrsD bbls -four 10
VOORHEES, Grggs &co2O bbs flour Keep Bard &co5o bbls
-four Thomas Elder &co5UO bb flour Conyers &GolO0 do
ITO sacks bran Clark Richardson's bbls h Dbl tongues
Twichell Sco95 bbs -four orderSundries to orderIo
tai bales cotton, 80 hhds tobacco
WILIIAMSPO RT-Seamer c D Jr-l2 bales cotton to A
Kelly kco bales Payne Harrison-3 bales cotton to
Byrne Vance fcol0 bales Msnberger kcolSS scks
seed Martin Dorrsnsl5 sacks onions Donnely Bez
Bellocq, Nobom aco5 hhds hides Lallande26 bales
naburgs Burnside Sco405 feet lumber Brady42 hides
Zimmerman SO sacks seed Fisk &co23 sacks
peas Kelly &co-l3 sacks Carroll Ptchard &co22
sacks cotton seed bales wool IA hides and suns to order
Total q bales cotton
Observation-Disclosures Reub Whites bales cotton to
HUGELY Blair &col0 do Head Aasses &co6 bales
Henderson, Terry &co do Lloyd Frerson2 bales
Miles Adams fco-2d W johnson &co-2O2 head sheep
WkensS head cattle and sundres oderpota At bales Of
cotton
ST IOUIs-steamer Aleck Scott226 bbls flour Graham
Buckingham Scol64 bbls -four 64 sacks to Hitchcock
Lnng-l52S Hugh McCal50O bbls -four Pope
coO casks bacon 2l5 bags 100 bbls Hour to
Ksnnedy &co5O bbs whisky Smith &co20O bbls whk
Seaman Sco-2S hhds Hewitt, Norton &co420
sacks corn Thompson aco92 do Newton &co96 do to
Kngsand Barstow kco-36l do Horre Gayle &co2l25 do
Clark Richardson bbs pork 500 sacks Thomas
Elder bales hemp Smith44 do VOORHEES,, Griggs
Gco-SO coils rope Perkins &co-O sacks Moore 6co
1873 Druhan-l bbls Schaeider-9 do Del
| Bondio-59l doz hides G T Buddecke &co
| -. AILROADS.
| NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS. hhds sugar Dbl sugar Duperisr Hays Eco
30 hides ob Charpantier-45 bales moss Deeva-l2 hide,
| s Kaiser.
| PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
M0BILE-seamer Oregon-20l bales cotton to order-S25Ot
| N JudsOn
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STE A NJ B o A T 8.

Rueben White, Albaugh, from Red River
Oregon Myers from Mobile.
ID Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Jos Holden, Martin, from Shreveport.
Montgomery, Dowty, from Red River.
City Of Memphis, kountz, from St Louis
II d Newsomb, Spots from Louisville.
Aleck Scott Barnard from St.lIous
r w Adams, Nash, from Nickshurg.
VIM N Morrison, Boiinger, from st Louis,
Towboat Defiance Hnnbuy the Passesowed down and
to sea 9Th inst ships Potomac and Geo Hallcttbronsht
up bark Lenda and schr Visitor
Towboat Ocean, Chapman from the Passestowed down and
IN sea eth inst ships Chas Pennel Creole banks WIN
Henry, A Stephenson aud schr Minna schifer-eame
up light
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ARRIVED.

Steamer Gray Cloud, Duhe days from Tampa Bay to
s Quarternaster-ith district. 49,. T..
Span Bark Lenda Jerre days from Havana in ballast to
master--3d dist 49,
schr VISITOR Fort days Mnatlap in Ballast to mrsse
I'd dist II.
Sehr Scott Holland from Pensacola to nlaster-basn
Schr Amandus, White, from Amite River-Basin
Schr Baside, Whitaker from Pascagoula-Basn.
Schr Black Squat Myers, from Biloxi-Basln.
Schr Gen WORTH Christopher from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Schr Elizabeth Ann Athens, from Pearl Rtver-Basin
Sohr AIeyon, Narcise, from Coyington-Basia
Schr Sea Bird. Hipper from Coving,nn-Basin.
Schr La Perle, from Tchefuncta-Basn.
Schr Victoria, Ford, from Covington-Basin .
Schr Jeune Creole. Muggins, from Bontouca-BHsn
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WORMS EXPELLED FROM ADyLTsm
w The Of 4 pspdneS
the feelings change S 9 ma, Ay
the reetm and small nsstSs which swGys R9s
Messrs. b. A. Fahnestock 4 Co.: ,s..u;,,,
the expulsion Of ron enc of ny
ON
mend it as the best medicine in use eNov Inv trse,
Sold wholesale and retail by the principal and
country merchants throughout the United States my2 lm&W
nOCToR HOoFLAND's CELEBRATED GER
MAY Dr. hltis NJ 5A s!sPsass y
by cS%Rsa
.,on as 1 ConstiP s;,s,
FuIness Or Blood to the
Head, Acidy of the Stomach,
Fulass s Weight H. h So b.
of s swmr FF'i hs H.
and difficult Breathing, Fn,tering at the Heart Chosk-
s ySs"S ;siSSs' ss E Si
Chest, Limbs. &C. &C.; sudden sIn, Fi%shss Of
'''a aaa 'F E;:s' Bss.: 5: n'
The proprietor in calling hs attention of the public to this
Its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
1t and untried article but that has stood the
si % en the an s '
The testimony its the prominent
and well known physicians and individuals all parts of the
country immense and careful peusa of the Almanac pub
shed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis of
of his Agents. but satisfy the skeDtca that this
remedy really deserving the celebrity has
Principal Office and Mapufactory No. SO ARCH street, Phil
sdephia, Pa
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bitters superior all preparations
JACKSON, La August l5 1854.
Dear feel bound express my qualification you
the iucalcuabe benefit have derived from the
your German Biers. have found them all you
them be- and cheerfuv recommend them
public and remedy for the diseases they
endSd for to all other F. II
THE BITTERS ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August 30 1854.
Dear Sr-I have used your German Riers, and find them
all they represented cheerfuly
Respectfully, yours, W. +. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says:
HARRIsosBURG, La, May %, 1853
Your German Bitters very valuable medicine have
disposed OF all received from and wish supply i'm
mediatey.
DIR. RAYBOLD QUAIL says:
the last the ters prepared
you my practice extensively 1t will shortly be the
medicine the kind that readily sold here and be-
lieve will be sold this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
DR.. RABE says: FRANKLIN, La, jane a. 1852.
Bitters have become popular here, and
wish fresh supply immediately
f. A. ADAMS 4 co. say:
richmond, La June 2, 1853.
Bers give universal satisfaction all who have used
| them
should mind that these Bers entirely
table thereby possessing advantages the prepas
| ons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold Druggists and Sorekeepers and village
IN '1' ' '''1 j. wkIGHT CO.,
| aul6 1vdWhA New Orleans
| II,
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PITT's REPARrEE.--Pitt being in company with
the Dutchess of Gordon who spoke the Scottish dia
leet in the broadest manner, she told him that
of her family had gone to France, and was asked
by him why she was not of the party. She said
ia answer " that it was very awkward to be in a
country and not know the language I" Why, said
Mr.. Pitt your Grace has not found any such incon
venisnce in England" A
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CATTLE NJ AR KE 7 :.
JEFFERSON CITY, June IL.

JEFFERSON CITY, June II,
Arrived to-day $50 Cattle and 200 Sheep heavy
supp of Cattle offers holders of Western BeeSes have
been compelled reshp of slow sales and low prices
A good supply of other stock offers. Prices:
PRICES:
Bzxr CATrLE-western Fine and Choice l@-
Attakapas. Texas, etc, Qnfcror) ..... Sll a SID
- Ordinary and Fair. S2Osas545
head.
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky (per head S5IEd65
Choice W
CALVES YEARLINGs .SoIel- ~
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CALVES AND \
Sbippi1g sntsIligente.
FRIDAY, June II, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Black Warrior, Smith, for New York via Havana
" James Connolly Soo
Steamship Atlantic Talbot for Kew West West Florida
Ports Harris, Morgan eco
Ship Ella Clark, Kopperholdt, for Liverpool,
f ~ J Whitney &co
sb;, Northand Fitner for LIVERPOOL I G jenkins
Schr Sir.ne IIado for Mobile c " Newton eco
Schr Columbia, Smith, for Mobile, Goldenbow Lesparre
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gebism Of tgt Warksts.
FRIDAY MORNING, June L., Is

FRIDAY MORNING, June Il, 1857.
COFFEE The market again very dull yesterday, and
the sales were confined a small lots amounting only
about 700 bales previous We quote Low Mddlng at
ls6ll3iac, and Ndding at 131a@l3Ac.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Coon-bales. Tobacco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept l. lS56........ 1912 9.349
Rsesiyed since i..,. .lO2 1888
yssrerdsy.,,,,, 65S l491,76O 424 1851
l,499,O72 55,306
E.norsd since ~ 1893 37s 36l55
"Apo''o Yesterday. 49,. 500 l,40l5s7 SIS 81 oOs
1928 1903
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MEMORANDA.
SPOKEN.

r> The officers of the steamer Montgomery from Grand
Ecoe report Red River falling from Grand corc down.
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-Seamshp Black Warrior
1900 sacks corn, 10 bbs -four, Is pkgs midst,
KEY WEST via WEST FLORIDA, PoRTs---Steamshlp
AInnc5 casks bacon bhs -four 80 bbls whisky ~ 0o
oasses Is bbs beef 30 bills potatoes 100 sacks Germ
hhd sugar hams 81 boxes Candies 10 casks o' uo"
pkgs misc. ,
LIvERPoOI-Ship Ella Clark--660 bales cotton oao
NUTS tobacco ~ tCs de, 52sN slaves,
TIvERpoOIshp Northand--27A9 bales cotton 20 bales
moss, 1000 slaves.
MoBILE-Schr sirene-lOS6 nsaeks corn s. bols whisky
MuBII.E-Schr Columbia-In ballast. =
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MY Nav It'll lat Al co. long SO co. ship Heidelberg, hence for
Havre.
nD May 24h IS o. long 50 40, ship John Paen Wood
ward, hence for Liyerpool
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nfs. LOCK WOOD, WHO Has HAD FIVE YEARS
IL experience this city practitioner OF medicine, tor
the future will attend principally Office practice lie takes
this method of informing the public that he with unpaHl
oed diseases the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys, Bladder Chronic piahea word all chronic com
plants; aud Rheumatism IN its form Also the diseases
Of and chdreDepecaly of females; ProapSus uteri,
Fleur Abu Amnocrhoea and that class OF diseases
termed Nenereal, primary Rna secondary
All VITO suffering would do well 10 give call before
going elsewhere, they will receive safe and speedy cure
oblae myself all persons who have Rheumatism or
Pains the Limbs make charge for services ME
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had at my Office This
discoveries in Maeria Medical and 1t Is
taken with perfect safety being vegetable compound
Ia OF the huInbns advertisements m he
newspapers, great reluctance 10 the pubic
Address or can on me At DAyIDSONS ROW, las GARoN
DHI.ET street, between POyGTAs and Heva Streets
Office up stairs. Hours from A. Nj TO P. NJ.
s. ly J. h. lbtk"bo', NJ H.
GRADES SHOVELs AND fNoEsE<S--l5 do4en
. for sale low by j. +. EibSE y co,
all 3 and las Magazine 81,
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NDERsON ID. DIETER, COMM SSION MER-
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JmFTERI'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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Sl,ll3,Uj0 62

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans. s
Be remembered that the 18th july 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mans0n Secretary of the
Mutual Company of New Orleans who be
ing duly sworn according law does depose and say the
foregoing just and and transcript
from the books of said Company.
tSsned1 G. J. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this 18th July, 1856
TSgned CHAS NJ. BRADFORD
The Trustees have resolved interest of
Six cent cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
thereof their legal representatives. and
after the ID Monday of August proxlmo
Boadof Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
third the earned premiums Of the
Company year ending the Both of June 1856 for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September next
TIIOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO JONAS, Vice President.
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS - In
conformity with the Requirements of their charter the
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following
Inent, viz:
Amount of Premiums received for year ending
June 80 1856 $685., 800 p
Amount of unernnated risks July LIST, 1885,. IA III 81
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N D Il l G E I.
Jcte,y's Doubie-Acting Suction and Force Pump
NTH India Rubber Bal YNLres

JeUeIyS MANUFACTURING suction and fOTce Iunp,
nth Ladia Rubber Bal Yaires,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantnou Draining Excava-
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean aud River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. gc ~"
The subscriber having been appointed Agent this State
for the sale Of Jeicrys Improved Double Acting PuHp
India Rubber Valves now prepared to receive orders
9th, lS35 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM New
York state FAIR held at Elmirn il that year. In
ducng this Pump to this community the Undersigned
confidence That his efforts to bring il inO general will
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India Rubber for
lump ttVcs viii Mt be app every thinking mind
lheir perVoSneSS to and their yielding surface
certainty OF operation and perfection Of action viii II
be attained by the Of Other Valves The simplicity
arrangements the facility it'll which the parts be
ana de BILE Pump i'll Ever Planter, Ship Steamboat
captain should possess OF these valuable Punps
apart from their general purposes, they in moment DO
TRANSFORMED into m efficient Fire Engine,
Size NJ 2poSesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons per min
ute. Price so.
Size Mp possesses capacity of forcing gallons per
P;ice S3j.
Size No. possesses capacity of forcing 70 gallons min
ute. Price $50
And larger sizes suitable Dry Docks heavy Drainage.
construction and may be expected No. and
miraby adapted Houses forcing the Juice
asses and the ordinary which Pump generally
piled while for redeemng Swanpy Lands the No. as ndia
pensabIc
The Subscriber when these Pumps ara
they will speak for themselves, later
they will into general use.
Samples size No. he in operation c. C. Rier
No % Camp treet; Price tuulO's lu P0ylrIS
street Office of the PERSONS
yited 10 call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON u. DIETER, Agent,
MA " ~ irHvirr
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~ NEW ORLEANS LOCK MANUEAL-
IN TORY. L Magazine street, near POydras.

Holm HALLEIR ~ BROTHER. 247 TCAOutl.
y above St. Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared to do all kinds Of
in their line Of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
ters Valleys Also putting Copper, Tin and Zinc Roofs
the moderate prices with and
dispatch. All kinds Jobbing Repairing attended with
By strict attention all ORDERS hope merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg refer to the following gentlemen Messrs
Crozer Wing Janison Mcintosh Cook h Morehouse RoL
et Hughes G. ". Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac Thsyer
Caller, Turpn Il Co., j. W Jewell.
s-heer Box 20 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10
Charles street. fe2ldhWf
fGEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW OKLhANS.-LEEDs d
IL Co.. Iron Founders and Manufacturers OF Vertical and Hpr
Eona Steam Engines, Boilers Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans ST.
Kettles, Carers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
for Buildings Furnace Months Crate Bars, and al
Mact iuery required for the South.
We have duly authorized and prepared to
STrLLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fel2 dkWly LEEDS h co.
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Reinsurances, expenses, profit and loss,
ETC., less interest, discount, contingent,
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I WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists Dealers Propretors lowest Wholesale prices.
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl q Charities
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New York Life Insurance Company.
No. log Broadway.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Cash Capital 5s7O 22and rapidly accommodating the
Mutual Plan. Dividends from 81 to 50 per Annually.
n. B. BENEDICT, NJ. D.,
L. j. CONE, NJ. ~,
Medical Examiners.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-26
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
WE OFFER FOR SALE, THAT
w Valuable FARM on
Lynn Haven River,
in Princess Anne County, known as "BAF

in Princess Anne County, known as CHAR
LOW CORN1CKS."
The FARM contains, by recent survey,
6l5 Acres, about 200 are cleared, most OF
which is in cultivation, and well adapted to
the growth of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Sweet and
well set with Pine and Oak, a large portion
of which is first growth Pine Timber, valu-
able to Lumber and Timber getters. 1t has
been estimated by competent judges, that
there are about 10000 cords of Wood, and
10000, 900 feet Of boards, VIXEN sawed. There
is also fine lot of Oak Timber suitable for
Ship Timbers. There is also fine Shore for
Planting Oysters, where thousands of bushels
may be bedded for market. Oysters planted
liz this river, do, and will command the
highest prices here and elsewhere. There is
an abundant supply ofthe finest fish there is
also large new Wharf, 200 feet long by 100
feet broad, at which vessels drawing 6 and
feet water, can load.
Near the Farm is a beautiful sheet ofwater
called Broad Bay, where an abundant supply
of Oysters for planting purposes may be OBJ
tanned.
The Farm is about IL miles by land, and
80 by water, from this City, and about 2
miles from Lynn Haven bay.
The buildings are in good order, the Dwell
ling House has 6 rooms, below and above.
Near the house there is a never falling sup
ply Of well water. Upon the farm is a good
Peach and Apple Orchard.
If the above property should not be dis
posed of privately before the 7th day of Jan
uary, 1858, it will be offered at Public Auc-
ton, in front of our Warehouse, on that day
at II o'clock. Any person wishing to ex-
anime the above desirable farm, will find a
gentleman upon the place who will give them
any necessary information.
For further particulars enquire of MR..
T II TJTr
York county, or to
NfERWIN 4 MOORE, Auct'rs.