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twenty five hundred dollars in coun
terieit money, lot Of countcfeiting
plates and other instruments, and a
knife aud a pistol belonging to the
murdered man Stepbeus, At these
conclusivceproofs Of the correctness
Of the confessions Of Baincs, the
people were deeply moved, and held
counsel together in large and small
parties during the night.
Tho clerks of the steamer Emma
give the name Of Baines as Payne
who, they say, is quite youth, and
made full confession OF the deed
and also Of the numerous achieve
mcnts of the gang. The crowd kcpr
Quarles and Payne, for the purpose
OF finding evidence sufficient to con
vict them Of the crime. After con.
siderable delibcration, and the deliv
cry Of speech by Judge Lecomptc
who cndeavUred to quiet the ex
citoment, the crowd. fearing inter
ference from the troops in the fort
took Quarles to a tree below town
and hung him. Soon after, Payn,
shared the same fate. On Sunday
as we passed down the ringleador
whose name is Wool, and one Nigh
or Nighton, were in the hands Of thu
enraged people, and were to bo hun!
on Sunday afternoon. Wood wa
making his will, and his comrade
Night, was writing confession -
Wood is supposed to be very wei
oil, probably from success in his dia
bolical undertakings.
1t is worthy Of remark, that som
twelve or thirteen ciiizgns could no
be found when inquired after, oi
Saturday. State JOnTnal.
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FR ON X A N S a S.
SEl1E Of LAWRENCE RAISED,
GOV. W\.EEW GONE WITH HIS
T;yDp, T., F3lsT RILEY.

t'm t = I'D II - "f q ne nnaii g ,a"''c.l
l.ANH"Nc.. August 3. 81
G Grv. Wtlkrr hdvlr D., rluuincl
Watering Inc p'op.r Of Lawrence
tlll on his s4'blr mornings becHn'
Il ariiy ashamcI ui hi,ust ha.
been Tor se'cgn days casting On
him Tor So im niGans 10 ct u!bsi :
his N Sc ,Lb,c scrtlc. touS davA
ago II MESSENGER " Ii despatched t.,
him t. For, lttry--irr Hli II purpose
nobody In ~, ,hu' last niAI,t n c"urici
cImr from ih + 20 Walker caml
with drspatlh 4, alrl this morning at
) o'c!o,;k " a!krr's famous camp ne,ir
Lawrence was broken NJ. ami lr
and all his trunps started mp HE riv.
icr, leaving the p 'opIc Vi Lawrence
to commit treas N uDpunisIrd. II
IS reported TINT the 'nrirr !Irou 5ht
news that tn, Crnm rt,tar of the
Fort was afraid the Cheyenne IN
woul | attack him. and asked Walk
ier for a,d, but the messenger him
self q saw him this morning) did
not think the Fort IN any danger.
The whole thing is understood
here as an invention to give Walk
or an opportunity 10 Withdraw grace,
fully from Lawrence. Ashamed OF
his exploit, he is glad to retreat back
into the interior OF the Territory
away from newspaper reporters, and
out OF sight and hearing OF Law
rrncc.
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ct is not made up OF the choice men
Of this fsg'smd Of Filmoreism, 10 tho
name of commen sense, how can
they have the face to ask support for
i'll This last, feeble, dying effort Of
Know Nothingism, shows that 1t had
but threadbaro constitution at best.
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Judge Warden NbnndOns the Demo-
cratic Party.

Judge Warden, long known as al
eminent iirist and who wax elected
totle Supreme Court of the State
by the Del ocratic pnrty, has comC
out in an able letter in oTp siti"n t'
the platform adopted by the Drcd
Scott Convention, at Columbus, las,
week. lie takes open Issue with
the party on the bred Scott decision,
The Democracy will find it "hard
sledding", encumbered AS they will
find Themselves with their prosavery
platform,
Judge Warden had consented to
run as independent Democratic can
'lidate for the State Senate, from the
Franklin District, but in consequence
of the endorsement of the Dred Scott
decision; and the flippant Wanting
speech ofPayne after his nomination
he refuses to give support to the par
ty in any way, either as candidate
himsclro otherwise.
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Republican state Convention--Com
piete tIarmopy--Creat Enthusiasm


Just as VIC go to press, we have re
ceived the news from the Reupbli
oap State Convention, and canno
thercford, lay before our readers thu
particulars. Coy. CHASE was nom
mated by acclamtion, every delegate
in tho convention giving lin hl'
hearty support. The greatest pOSS'
bic enthusiasm prevailed, and NJ;
discorlant note was heard TO dis
turL the harmony Of the Convention
The resolutions adol ted, condkml
in strong terms, the Treasury deial
cation, and oppose in the most deci
ded manner the l,rc,l Scott decision
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W. invite "ap" ,i'i a'tclt,un T.
the article IL auo,h r. colutnn. trou
,hc Slatc Joa.M1i, s-t,iac to.th III
Yo,h. :. r"cc cc,",i.r,b This pAyr
man, w!.n boasts Of the g,!at th'n-
he l. to .c'o,t.plish in sixty days
1t vii, b, seen that in 1851, wh.l
the D.nIocra'i, party al 'l strong
" to free e,;,iSm. he was rampant
free soil,r. AMI wonll not step o!l
his lrrr.s"il platform even t. s'v
the linim. Now, |, ,wvvrr, that tn.
patty has hcc"ne nn ally ol slavery
he is Iounl just rs earnest an ilvo
cate Of proal"vrry principles; show
ing that he is ever rta ! to iitvo
such principles a. he thinks will cl
cvate hinn to office. B 1t the "s,xt,
days, al which he SIP 'ak4 ." beast
ingIy, vii lr''blhly teach him 1
lesson layna,iul cnangh.
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lin 1851. Was he honest thenf Is he
honest nowY What has wrought this
wondrous change in himi Why does
he now indorse, embrace, and glo'
rify this very self.same Fugitive.
Slave Act which in 1851 he denounced
and repudiatedi-State JourmaL
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II TO M III ~

f{NlT undersigned oilers everyday in Han
l. cock couniy, nuis.,r Of the Corporation 81
ndlay, "A sctt Of Cnncn Ear ku-s and Pm,
worth cisht dollars, That VIII take the MS /,
premium Tor best Ridins and iioIsumanship, IL,
our next County Fair. u. l.. GAGE.
I WILL sell, or trade Tor - ariu, my private
l. residence, which is pleasantly situated
cast uI The new Prcsby terian Church, on liar'
dIn street, Pleasant aud Convenient Buildings,
u general variety of best bearing Fruit Trees.
For particulars, ! will hc found 1T my Bakery
and rruvls,on Store, two doors south o! Carr Il
Hot i, until tho FIRST ol September.
July ~, lsj7. j.. RICE.
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Caution.

These pills should not he taken hy females
that ar- prs-nsr,. during tbs f,d three month";.
as they ;srv' ,.irc to bring On miscarriage: hut
At every other time and IN every other ci..r,
they are perfectly safe.
In alr Ci,-1,. "r Nervous and spinal Arrc'irns.
Pain in the Back and Limbs. Fatigue on Slight
cXcrtion, FT,TpItltIon of the nnart Mysteries
and Whites. Shcse Pms Will cGcct Il cure when
All other means have fijlod, and although a
p"w"riil r~mcly. d. not contain Iron, carmcr
anthony, 81 auythnIl har,iu to the c"nsti-
iutL,a.
fni directions ac'nr7rTy each package.
SD a."ut, 1or the L. states and Canada.
JDB MOSES.
Uitc |. G.. Baldwin 4 Co.)
RJ'hIs!r. " y.
y. e. +i.Hn a"L p'sia=" STAMP, oucl"s,'i I"
'u,y 49, 'r'r,.'. a-rri. viii insure u Lu;t.r "a
ia" p,! hv rciurn mail. For s, bT
=. hi%tsE;'OH7Iii'. f7rasisr,
Fuhlay, -.
.iuu, 80. tNrv. y. l,sG-lv.)
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Election In acknowledgements Can'
didutc Deteuted-Emancipation Cun'
didatc Elected:
emancipation candidate, in Missouri
is elected over Stewart the regular
Democratic nominee, who was sup.
ported prncipa!y y those Interest
cd in III. = rPctualion OF slavery IN
Missouri, THIS victory was as IN
looked .or as it is significant. The
question: q! rlavtry, WAS the icalin.
question. Ths attempt, on part o;
the DNnuo"atic Administration, e.
force slavery on X .nsus, la aroused
the liberal men Of Mss puri to II
proper sense v. thcirluty. This S,ate
went for buchanan, last fall, by
nine or ten thon .and Of II maj ai'rty
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col. TITUS.

Col. Titus arrived hero last nigh
lie has gone up the river with th'
Governor. Is.
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To Married Ladies'

IS peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short
tinic bring ~ the monthly period with rcsu.
larty.
Each bottle. price one dollar. bears the Gov
crnincne 'tni~i' Of Great Britain, to prevent
cOunterGgiiS
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spetial Wotitts.
Clark'S Female Pills.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

P'cpTed from a Prescription Of Sir ). Clarke, ".
H., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfailing IN no
cure of All those painful and dangerous disor.
drrS to which the feuAlic constitution IL sui.
:ect. 1t modcralcs all excess aud removes all
distractions, and n speedy cure may bc 10.
led ON.
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q t II - " @ q ,

i,Nn NJ N. Undersigned u Black. three yrlr
l. I'D Cow. ; me White in the face. aisn
y utc on the body. Information ofthc where.
,u"uts or re,Irn u! SAID Cow. will he ibcrally
rcwir'!gG. II. T.. GAGE.
Aususl I, 1857.
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.9lc,o AN0trt!srulruts.
a II q

A a N q
tEH hti;i:5 siuoD I.AND, Ia tni"n IT,.
1VJN| H"ur"rk county, Ohio. Tor salv uiL
,uI,1L bc t".m@. Enqn.rr a, III. "nire OF
...-,u. ~. icJI.--U, &. &. pDMFllDl.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14

The Convention OF the proslavery
Democracy, met in Columbus on the
9th, and nominated the following
t;,,tnf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-09

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. One lot of 100 hhds Clarified
Sugar sold about previous raten Molasses nothing
reported. lot Of 100 bbls sorgho held at soc b
gallon.
FLOUR. There was fair demand with sales of about
bb including Supeine 81 501S4 Is for
Fine 81 for and So for Middngs, 800 supene in
25 Illinois the 900 Tennessee and 800
Fancy Indiana So a, 30 Fancy at s. 80 and 700 500
Extra in lots at Sc q Dbl.
which White .1c, 800 Yellow and Us White at -, 80
White So 400 Prime Yellow al SIC q bushel .of
Wheat 400 sacks, chiefly Red, sold without INSPECTION
ST. Selected Red 81 Is, and 20 Inferior at1d Dam
aged soc hushe The sales of Oats included le0 SACKS
Louis i'll lots 40 2c, and Poor Ohio at i95oc Is
bsel Of Bran 1000 sacks sold in three Or four lots n"
75c T. 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork retailing at s21@-l o.
held mostly SIS p bbof Bacon ID
casks Shoulders sold l3ec and one or two lois OF
Ribbed Sides lac . h. Clear Sides would command i'c q
b.. In Lard nothing of any moment was reported
About 200 bbls Prime Western were sold III lots at
81 = ton.
COFFEE. The dull and we did not hear
| of sale
GUNNY BAGS. ll2 bales sold in two lois at l'c
BAGGING. We heard Of sales OF India at 4$ac q
| yHrd, time
WHISKY...A small of Raw sold at 257ae, and on
| Monday 1923 bills at 29c 4 gallon.
FREIGHTS. We notice few lots OF Cotton shipped to
| Liverpool IA I'd, and o Bremen al lisc.
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SlOS,932


able to give their business there i,
hSsSf ,0 an sssf 1 sf Es'
The notes of the Mechanics Banking ASSOCIATION are taken
banks in active circulation but At the Clearing House both
the Clearing shows the banks generally to be in good
The Ere Company has met its September coupons aided by
temporary the banks We hear of default in
The day npon comparative quiet in Wall street after
rarely Witnessed and fortunately Of fire.
the aid Of the banks institutions and
ass2e 10 g s po act a be
ied or left undope by which confidence shall be farther
the Erie Company went protest the its
Fe ae s to
merchants Such did not and should not prevail
TSm Gan Pc & Tsce n un sbSye So @ ia ON Nom
ry sno Measure s as Se
pr rx wS months put its chief troubles out Of Sight,
and h for 'n Of much
now that us cause is known il seen that it was n @
useless When Ohio sell 60 is idle to talk OF
zaf in the less responsive paper VII" Ssn bankers are
BILE depending they did Western roads whose
ased any which would consent e
merits are yield and times spending money
prevent the larger loss suspension of work would
Adams Buckingham, -four and produce dealers, have
Gagged in banking operations allowing interests upor
deposits oaung them higher rates. Their bushes
connections with Ohio chiefly and the recent fail
ures subjected them demands from the West, unde
| which suspension was inevitable.
The failure the Mechanics Banking Association and it
prompt expulsion The Clearing House. leaves the banks
the city condition where public confidence much strongc
in and with Those banks which, unchecked b.
Of the larger corporations might have attempted vari
doubtful expedients have ample warning that
ratio movements which attract attention to hem will result
their downfall. While, however, the public applaud fully tn
Of the Cleaning House in thus securing prudence
the of the city banks their must not forget tina
hey
ing such restrictive for their safety to at ono
devote their attention the efficient mode OF restorn
confidence their customers After having supplied I'll
facilities with which all the varied enterprises of the countr
have been brought their POSITION they cannot retreh
they discriminate and whenever securities offered
absolute value their old practice OF oanig upon then
bear their the cuy of erenchment force
| upon the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-09
Neh ORLEANS 1ailu Gresttnt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Nem 0rltans Hlonty Mlarket.


. 81. }
The Of the money market to day good although the
offerings in Bank discount heavy as well as large
Outside everything is moving quietly very calmly.
There were sales of six months paper 99h per
whe. the coming is close hand or not there
nothing general market allow to say that
money Is difficult to raise.
There acting Junior
who are easily excited and apparent pressure crowd
Banks with paper double the amount actually required
cordng received by mail to-day Network
up to the inst appears they having
great financial emporium The panic, however
TO all street. the entire of New York
in every nook where shin plaster manufacory
been started within the past three The stoppage
Mechanics Banking Association is item times the
capital only through pay
ing teller deficiencies already up to S2sO
or nearly the Of the capital 1t long
the Ontario in that State, turned up deficit s2o
uO or captaof s500O 1t might we'll be what are
Directors Banks made for Of what Presidents when
rbey allow their supordnaes way with one half of the
capa and never We think the Northern States
| can take good lesson in banking from Louisiana.
There nothing done in stocks to-day Banks also
| very fat and no prospect for an improvement.
The Exchange would be active if there anything
on which might The Banks to-day
York at III premium We also heard of sales small
the street at u premium We auote rates from zS1 and Ii
preniu-he latter rate Sixty days sight quiet
Some small from 249221 discount In sterling
there disposition the part of buyers We
The 10000 bills Al at 81. There also small
operation andi quote the rates this evening at 81
o9ss for choice and s9s for fair Francs quiet at III
for Paris direct the OF the market being
l6i Sight drafts Paris direct have been taken
5.Nlz.
The to-day brought many details Of interest from Ne
York regarding financial troubles going in that cit,
The New York Express, of the % inst. says.
The failures include Breese, kneeland Co. loo
builders of New Jersey and largely creditors OF Wester
roads, j. H. Prentice Co., hat and fur dealers in Wat
street The has extended connections and its a
Titles large Mr. John Thompson has made assignment
Messrs Buckingham understood TO he the
indiana banks well as having the account
banks affordg ready exposition of their trouble
The suspension the old banking specie house of Be. b.
announced and has been caused by loans stock
The Of the house of the suspension
Ohio Life and Trust Company, with which it has held I'M
relations The remittances and collections Of the hou
have transferred to responsible parties.
The Mechanics thanking Association this morning throw
out Clearing House, and has suspended pigment
bill holders of alarm Its circulation is S2
!. securilieS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

lOUlS-Sfeamer Pedreauyil!e
os
Sits g. 8p 5 Sssof
Noo1s % ps5s ps
Fl Short keo44 sacks wheat Levy summers9 bbs eggs
an TO m
hhds tobacco.
Ed s EsS bales
sfS
bales . de wJ rsys ss s &c
bssss kso, p Snd m S Sb sSd s p 5fSs
bale wool Blanchn Chapde,1lot bags
aea GS psE
FrsIlsQn Stevenson keoandries to John.
George ConneywJ %aFtiaoaad sundres to ordsr@Tos 50
bales cotton.
Harkins bale. cotton JOHN les bales Cotton
bales cotton smith Harris cotton Carroll
bale h hide l ea
KAILRoADs.
RAiLRoAD-6 bales mos to Trosclair HaydeI-. hides
Dbl tallow " IN Armstrong.
PoNroHARrRA1N RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Steamer California; box mdse " Wakefield
&co dse Georse smedes &co6 bales osnaburgs to
Hapde GIN nay Seel PKG 6n dse Dds
CoNsIGNEEs.
NEW YoRK--ship Rsjah--M Dosson &co-Dyas zee
&co-Thornhill &eo-Fernandez &eoPsyne Harrison-E
nsy M
sseG b
Acowilson Lpscomb keO7 Tate kcoH Sheppard jEmv
&eo-Nonsgue 4c?-Fieldng son-Chism 4 Boyd-Reed 4
Pasqqie- ssksGPn o R9. BoJDoa
Norton &coGladden, siexas hco-Preau CouIe- Bockns
Harris SSFon ffR
Putnam s5stshff
%arvnM coaper &ce-Bfaad
iSM etssevSoe Goc5aSp
eaWa Sdbs Nisf ;S b:
1s
Sso I sss
9s9Ss5.S s.?
Ess fs@;-i
4egRaG9s GayIs Se91
Tssy hsatn coG anss SS!s'
seq Lambert seoIs Moore S senkn
Asf Es sSe1s9!
sS"s5ss H1 ksf csT s
kf Freson tssF
s59nEMB r."
cha chanso VIC Rsymond"Kchsrd SHgsnt Aco-sman SEC
Roulnnrer-Nr A -
Eco-Rugey, Blair &co-C Mseker &co-E Leon &co-an
order
NEW YORK-Ship Genoa-J Adams &co-R l. Adams
co-Andrews Sierau-Bridge Ranett &co--N Bsrrois-J
Beknap-Byrne, Vance kco-J BoulangerI Z iSnddecke
co-Brcdow Wus Buchannon, Carroll &co-Beyeeyll
Iron Works-Bogart, Foley Ayery-A Coclsan Hal-to
son Armstrong-Creevy & Farwel-Cark Richardson,
4 G Cromwell-Cabanss &co-Coleman Putnam &co-B
Dryer-Cuddy, Brown 6co-Carpbell Strsng-R NJ Denma
&co-J A Dougherty tsco-J Donnegau sco--pyas &co
Ducos &co-Freson, Stevenson teo--A D Grief Seo-
Goldsmith Green Crump-Graud &co-Garthwaite &co
h Gingham-C Harvey &co--Hesd; Aassee AGo--E
Hart Sco-Heuderson Peale-Hal, Frank &co-A Hl-J
Hyde .sco-I Holden &co-Harrs ley-D Fl iiomes-H
Observation-Disclosures Lattng-Hew Norton &ce-J ennlng
Itaughn &co-A NJ Hopkins &co--J Israeli Keep
Ksiser-kennett, Dix &co-A kearny--s Kennedy &co
Ianata Bro-Lob Charpantier-IeBond &co-1uneschlo
1 Bro-R X Laughin--- Lane Mayheld &eo-J I@salle-M
reau 4 Crooks-S observation-disclosures Rayburn &co-J
Marks Aeo-C Miller &co-M Miler--Moony Brothers
Miles Adams Ogesby Macaulay-Price Converse
Pagan y Cohart- Payne L Harrson--G Pincksrd &so
Price L Couon-A Robb &co-F q Ramnilho 6co--J
bert &co-Reed Field-J c Il = Kicks Keep 4 f Rely
COT Rimailho &co-A Rolsset Eco Robson A!len-W
Slephens-M Simon hco-T Smith-C G Saulay-Sanpson
keene--E Stevens &co-D SockIy.steans Marvn-Tit
Grover kco-Thele, Seller &co-S Todd &co-Thornhil
e Turkins-L Overweight, Allen kco-W A Vredenbur!
&co-F Wurbron &co-O Q Woodman-G Yale ir &co-a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-09
IMPORTS.

GALVESTON AND lNDIANOLA--sesmshp Mexico
10 bales cotton Hugely Blair co-2l bales cotton to PMS
Fash &col bdl hear skins to Flask &co-l keg mdse TO
ZackrieD hides Adams &col06 hides bale skins bale
Pilsbury-l34 hides Mann 6co-l3 hides bdl OF
skins Poncy &co-s9g in specie Onion Banko beevei 4
calves Is yearlings Wkinssund'es to Male &co-J
Sandes-feald Massie Gco-Ha'l L Hildreth-Pes Smns
co-Converse kennett &co--l4 turtles to order
BOSTON-Ship Luna-SS0 tons ice TO ]. Warner &co.
BOSTON-shp Susan Hncks-s92 tons Of ice to Warner
6co.
BOSTON-ship Luna-a45 tons ice 10 L Warner kco.
BOSTON-Bark Fanny Ealer-Assorted mdse.
MOBIIE-Sch, Deceades-Saval and sundries to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-09

EXPORTS.

l The officers Michigan reports left po
loading for New Orleans I'd instant steamers John Roe
Nebraska.
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TTNIyERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL DE
40 EXCUSE FOR LEAKY ROOFS

FROM VIM BROWN, ARCHITECT.
To WHOM hereby testify that have used
warren Fire Proof Composition Roofing for the
last four years. private and public buildings. The In
ternaonal Hotel Niagara Falls having 800 feet frontage
and Engine House and Machine Shops of the New
York Railroad Buffalo, with the roofing
difficulty with it. and have heard complaints,
and do hesitate that in sy opinion formed from
actual with its extensive that is the best
erial for its cheapness durability and
susceptibility of hein readily made perfectly tight, and
to resist fire.
Baltimore, February IA, 1854 WIN. BROWN.
have used these Roofs, and consequently
hest qualified speak nteliently the subject bear the
same testimony. They have thoroughly tested the
Alges Warehouses, and their decided superiority all
other Roofing materials for Flat Roots has been fully
established.
THUS. RICHARDSON & co. are the only persons author
lied TO put Roofs of this description in this State.
kdrder Mechanics Exchange, 10 St. Charles ST.,
New Orleans
Refer to llessrs. A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL. Az
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Mexico Rshburn from Inlianoa ard Galveston
Harris, Morgan &co-lst district. n,
Ship Luna Mason, % days from Boston, to jenkns-3d
district
Bark Fanny Eaer Lodge 30 days from Boston, to Eos
dck-Point.
Bark Lizzie Boggs Dizer from Philadelphia previously re-
ported at Powder House, 10 II Bass-lst dist q,
Srr necaadW, Faurie days from Mobile, IL Newton *
co-Basia..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-09

BOSToN-Bar Sam Slick3i84 bbs -four, 844 sacks wheat
BOsTON-Lark Hannah Thornon-4639 bbs Of -four, 1919
sacks wheat, 300 slaves.
BRAZiS SANTIAGO-Schr Nina schitfer-4S Dbl. Hour
boxes casks wine "a crates eare S3 pk
mdse.
BAY ST LOUIs-Schr Gov Wilhelm ballast.
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srxA'xRoArs.

Michigan Eaer, from St Isouis,
Anna Perret, Loualier, from Washington.
y Dr. Hooper. from Bayou Sara.
California, Hutchings. from Mobile,
Towboa Panther Whitney from the Passaswept down light
brought up ship Luna and bark Fanny Eaer-iet bark
Juda at Quarantine Station, '' ~ '
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CATTLE NJ a r Z E 7

JEFFERSON CITY. Sept s.
Arrived to-day head of Texas Beef and Veal Cattle
Hogs continued scarce will ample supply OF other STOCK al
quotations, viz:
PRICES:
BEEF CIrTLE-Western Fiue and Choice. u
" Rough and Fair "a "
Attakapas. Texas, etc, linerior) '".'S :S@aSit
= Ordinary and Fair 's-Md p
per q 2s2 -
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky lpeShcad). ,s5g@$;
ordinary ~