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INTHLLIEENCER NEWsPAPEh.--.NO-

INTHLLIGENCERN EWsPAPEh.--.NO-
i TlCE.-In consequence of the absence of several
persons who expected to be present the sale
yesterday the subscriber concluded that he would
not offer the INT2LLIGENCER for.sale at auction
He now offers the Intelligencer Office, including
Presses, Types and other material heretofore Gnu
merated-together with the good will" of the pa
per, 1.-THE value Of which may be accurately ascer-
tanned by reference to his books) at the minimum
price of = 00), payable in s, IL, l8 and "a months
for approved, endorsed negotiable notes. The books
will show that the nett cash income of the paper
Excluding all uncolected accounts) has been over
$4,000 per anuu for the last serenteen years and tina.
in some years it has reached $1,000.
To the purchaser of the Newspaper, the Building,
in which 1t is conducted and built expressly for the
purpose, on Bank street, adjacent to the Exchange
Bank, will first be offered at fair valuation, and
should he decline to purchase it will be sold at
ton.
As the subscriber will return to Raleigh in few
days, and as 1t is best that the negotiation for the
purchase of the PAPER should be conducted in Peters
burg, he refers ali persons desiring to purchase to
Messrs. PAkNILL sos, who have full power to act
for him in the premises.
N. B. Until the sale of the Newspaper Office the
paper will be continued usual
JOHN w, SYME
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The subscribers VINO the surviving partners OF
the late firm of Aug Anderson Co will wind up
the business Of that firm without further delay and
will be obliged to ali those noebted to them to make
prompt payment. ALEXlU5 GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm OF
ia 1-Sm Aug. Anderson 4 Co.
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CLAY PEAS 900 bashcis Clay Peas
~ satly expected, fo- sale BY
nah s-lw AEWl3 N. wEBs 4 CO.
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Feb. %. 1857.

asa VIII
Stoves &c at the former works of Bowers Snyder
& Carter, and socits continuance OF the liberal
patronage heretofore extended.
and putting up Iron Fronts; House and Railing Cast
ings and all kinds of Architectural Iron Work. and
solcits the patronage Oft all those wanatng anything
connected with his branch of the business, which
will be conducted at the foundry formerly Occupied
by J. r. l.. l.. Barnes corner of Cary and 9Th St..
fe 90 dIm<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-11

DEMOVAL.-I'Irs WOULHDUSE cur.
IL PER and LEECHER, has removed her resi-
dence to No 1872 Main street, over Mr.. SUTHER-
LANDS GUN STORE, and will cheerfully wait
upon those needing her services either by DAY or
NIGHT.
N B-Constantly recev wing from the importers
Slceedish and Spanish Leeches.
Also, Ladies Bandages that are highly recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty, on hand, and made to
order. fe 9-dlm
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EOH II / * IA arsIraIo Nurse nld
Washer and Ironer. Apply to
NH 8 PARkER NIMMO co.
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NOPAKTNERsHIP. - The subscribers
~ have entered into copartnership under the sty lie
and firm Of kEEsEE PARR. for the purpose OF
manufacturing Stone Ware, and have taken the
house at the corner of 18th and Gary Streets where
they will keep always ON hand an assortment Of the
very best quality of Ware.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
fs J9-lm DAVID PARR
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,

a TIN Dul.LAHS HEWAhD.~'hnh
IA away from the subscribsr, in November ia,s'
IA negro man PANIED BEN MARSHALL No
n 10 about twentv fine years OLD; nesrT o'
~. quits six feet high; 10 Of gingerbread eoioiI
na. very rresu ar teeth snd 'm over ono OF n''
eyes he il no doubt furnished ~ith pas, {" oe
hs. been frequently seen walking about kit hmono
will pay the above rswatd for his appfshshsi0u
NH 66. JAMES POLLARD.
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~ AUON. as hsssh ead. prime nsw
mile y. u. DklNkEk Cos' wa
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NHUiCE GUNPOWDER TnA.-A new
~ supply of GREEN TEAS, just opened. The
very best GUNPOWDER TEA, retailing at only
81 per pound. A full assortment of cheaper Teas
at 500, 75c, SOC &c according to quality. first
per pound
WILLIAM T. KING. 6 and Franklin ST.,
fel2-Im Old Market.
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NH 5-6t'

NIasULUTION OF CO-PAKrNH hsblP.
IL The Co Partner'hip heretofore existing between
the undermined. under the firm of }. l.. SMlThER
4 BRO. IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent
Those having claims against the concern, will pre-:
..nt them to JOHN L. SMlTHER for payment; and
these indebted respectfully invited to cali aud
settle tn sir respective dues with him who 10 alone
JOHN L. eNITHEk,
Feb. %, 1857. h. b. SMITHEh.
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N 40 DOLLARS kkWAhD WIN ~,
GW paid for the delivery, at 0Isfyi al. So. "
"A y ace Of Negro Boy T0NEY. de 10 soO
= yeas old. of low stature, not very sissa.
IL of bright and spushtly couatenaaee AZ
was raised In Norfolk. lately purchased e BIZ
Or. Jenkins of North Carolina he mas p,tso.t
returusd to that eighborbeod or may b stin a'''
Richmond. .osn
NH 10 A. JOHN h. RiCnAOr----
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pOT A TO = l2"O bushels superior
l. Mercer Potatoes; for sale by
mh7 CHAS T. WORKMAN &CO.
DYE FLOUR ..0O bbls in store an0 Tor
~ sale by STOKES RIpES.
NH -2w
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I AIsEKn 4 I'M, Daf MP II bottles tor ~
Ia lily use. Pints Si1s per dozen; Qaasu, si., 4
Orders left At Mr.. o. A. atreokst. asssrs n III
Robinson. or At nay store. No. 2ps haa sis'"
be promptly attended to. ,,,,..caEk
3. uhT
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lust RECEiVED..-We have just re.
y ceived a large and beautiful assortment of Fan.
cy Goods of every variety and styles. Also, Mar
and elegant. All of which will be sold at the very
lowest prices. Gail at No I,2 Main street
NH MERCHANT. WEISIGER 4 co
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gsbisu Of tse Marhis for Nast Jaleek,

,eiil CREseEsT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.
y Saturday Morning, May 9, 1851. !
fair demand haspevaed in general during the
past week, especially for Western Produce
which have shown advancing endeucyn prices In Cotton
however, the transactions have been limited scale and
der the influence Of the late advices Europe holders
accepted lower prces Tobacco has been request
a5on previous rae Sugar Molasses have arrived slowly
and brought still better Flour has been held firmly
Corn has improved Provisions nearly akinds held an
upward tendency in the Feights have quiet
amy material change.
On Monday morning published the Aca's adyiees
baeing dates frona Liverpool 18th They reported
quiet Cotton market with sales of during
slight decline in prices for nearly qualities the closing
being sgd for Fair Orleans sd Middlng Orean
The Europa's accounts Thursday bringing
mp Live pool dates the 18th They reported still
heavier Cotton market with decline the grades
and il6s for Mddlng and Ordinary the qualities sell
ing slowly previous The week were stated
at 1860 bales.
C0TfoN,We left the Cotton Market the close Of our
last weekly review with qae appearance parties generally
awaiting adviees from Europe, then overdue On saur
day entered the markets the weather being nna
yorable and from Europe still delayed the
day confined to about bales the Aicas
irving after business hours The not Of character
give much impulse the demand and Monday aud Tuesday
ogrther barely 1000 bales changed hands the market generally
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-09
Mtb NrItalls AaiIp Crescent,
Yutal SntfIliatnfe.

CoR1EcT1oN. our report of the School Boar
psocsedings published yesterday enormously stated the
III csdst 10 West Point from the Boys High School was
WMcrss Neshould have said that 6. H. Frost, mem
bsr cf she present graduating class Of tile High School
CHAHrry HosrrrAI.- Report for the week ending
lat evening at 5 o'clock 80
SsS.,,ss; W . III R BIND u i
GA1LAxr RssouE--We heard, yesterday, the par
cu,as M "a AFFAIR which days previously, but
ala then rspoorini beautiful and wealthy
youne lsdy jumped from Of the Agiers ferry boats when
midway aver the river ali account Of bghed Affection Is
ssld gentleman Of this city immediately leaped over after
ha and ved her from drowning though the task was one
hsch both bravery and strength The current carried
t, soa distance from boat the gentleman had
ttc difficulty in keeping his and the adys nostris above
vacr but be padding snfuy and length safely
hauled on board with his dripping burden of love-
illness and despair We requested not to give the name of
either y her gallant Of course We comply
" RECORDER FABRE's CoURT There was not case
10 this court yesterday worth reporting.
REooRDER SrIrH's CoURT. Daniel German was
Yesterday srragne charge having stolen $50 from
table on which Mahoney laid it house at the
81 obn New streets the 2d Of December last
Hs WINS held to bail TO appear on the 10Th.
Lawrence Magraw held 10 bail charge of brualy
hsirdragging and attempting to kill Mary Magraw.
Ann ordered to give peace bonds of $3.50
to prison for month"; for getting drunk and scandalzng Dry
ades street IN general
Of sokers and greaers were fined and Work housed as
usual.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-James Wells was yester
day tried for larceny acquitted Leopold Maggie tried
for battery and convicted Peter Paul Mallory was
for assault with dangerous and found guilty with
to John Toole alas Dicks was tried
fol larceny hut owing the inability Of the jury
ascs. Nineeea parties charged with petty offences were dis
missed BY noI pros
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-09

SUGAR With very limited receipts from the Interior pri
continued to improve and the sales Of the
brace some 600 hhds from first and hands,
of our quotations below with 200 hhds Cuba Musco
vado mostly at range of lO@1Os4c "a ID.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
e s Fas sP ap Gh Refined
Weeks receipts 3l7 hhds-Exports. o.
MoLAssES. The limited supplies of Louisiana have sol,
pretty readily at $1,000 and CSC for Fementng Prime
Choice Rebosd and Cuba Mnscovsdo has
at 5456c v gallon Reboiled from the City Reneres has
at range Of 5965c in bbs gallon in half bbs
Weeks receipts 46s bbls-Expors g.
FLOUR. The demand has been moderate, whilst the
vanced rates noticed in last have hardly sustained "
to yesterday morning L. 900 bbs sold Sc 75S
Ohio, 81 % for St. Louis Superhne, SSS9 so "a
Fancy Tennessee Choice Extra Louis Yesterday 500 bb
Ohio sold at ST. 4Dj0S Louis in six Is
and 200 Choice Extra at 50 625s q Dbl.
| Weeks receipts, q, 1874 bbs-Exports, 26, 4l2.
WHEAT. The receipts still very light no sales Of
sny moment have been reported during the week.
CORN There been active demand during
the week of some IS 900 sacks mostly 70c Ordinary
Good Mixed 7Sgs0c for Yellow, and S0@S5c a bushel for
Prime and Choice White Yesterday 5000 sacks Mixed and
Yellow sold in 75S3c and some Choice Yellow at 9c u
| bnshel
Weeks receipts IS, GIG sacks-Expors 49, 22s.
OATS Some 1000 sacks have been sold during the week
5000 and Sic . bushel for Ohio and St. Louis.
| Weeks receipts, 1859 sacks-Exports 42l
BRAN Prices have advanced and the recent transactions
have been at 81 10 o lOOibs
We have noticed sales of abont 900 bales at range
Of S35SSS for Northern Eastern and Western the range
| for small lois being S37tdS3S. pss.-4" ..
The demand has fair and holders have real
lied higher prices with sales yesterday morning
bbls at S23p23 50 for Mess and 5aS23 p Dbl for NJ
o. the outside figures heavy Yesterday the rates were
still higher and the transactions included 1000 bbs Mess
S23 10, 400 at the $40 and 100 at $24 p Dbl
Weeks receipts S036 sacks-Exports, 4072.
This article also has advancing tenen
cy with sales of some 200 casks chiefly sI6 and l2c
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EXPORTS.


LIvERPOoI-ship John Patten-3os7 bales cotton.
BRAJos sATIAGo-schr Mnne schiffer-soo bills -four
lumber 0
groceries 100 pkgs mdse. NM la787 Az
BosToNBark Alass4 bales cotton 1921 sacks corn 1000
10 do oil, box tools.
IS ss q "a. seH. IS sss s
& aa, - e sd cider II eKa Is @
bricks and sundres.
BosToN-Brs Mernng Lgh4s7s sacks corn, 4sos stave,
PENsACOLA-Schr Aurela--l3 bbls -four, sugar Dbl,
pork 100 sacks corn 90 do oats 80 bales hay cask bacon dc
coal, do hware, 2tcs lard, key butter.
IMPORTS.
CARDIFF-Bark woodside-35sl bars RI iron to order.
BRAzoS sANTIAGo-schr Clotilda-6O6 pigs of lead l6a
hides ID mules IL horses to order.
RIO DE JANELRO-Bark Dennis kelly-5405 bags coffee
goxI-schr Black squall-soOoO feet umler to saold &
CoyINGToN--schr Polar sta-0 900 lumber
covINGToN--schr Bloom5OO bbls sand to Merritt Nc
Cornell.
BAYOU LACOMAE-Schr Joinvie-3OOO0 bricks to order.
TCHEFUNGTA-schr Marie-3OO bblssand to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Fruterre-4O0 bbls sand to order.
... RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer st Ncholasl4O sacks Twichell
BConyers -four James Connolly eosss bbs Hour
Isl poles a ees
5
Shaw &co-5 hhds box samples Budecke sco-
50 bolts bagging box Irvine Pope Ellison &co2W coils rope
oss SSs -four hore Gayle &eosls bbs Hour 50 bbs pork f
Woodruff 4co-4Q4 coils rope Dougherty &eo-l90 coils
rope Dougherty &co-l90 bales hemp Smth-0O coils
rope smithl5S bbls flour 80 bbs alcohol Mooney
57 casks sides 1899 sides in bulk shoulder Thomas Elder
bbs eggs DelBondio4 do Thompson &co-l box
mdse JacobS bales cotton Robson Alenl00 coils rope
Dix &co-50O bbs flour 1926 bbls pork 50 bb alcohol lard
Voorhees, Griggs &co56 coils orer4 coops chickens
do do turkeys boardsundries to ordeTo
tai hhds tobacco. As bales cotton.
Ero-- h,aa
Hnn-l4 lloyd Frierson-l do Smh-65 bales cotton
Brander. Nckenna Hubbard27 do Nelson &co4 do TO
Toledano Tayor-2S johnson &co-l Wright Allen &co
cotton n
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACksON.tAND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADl2 bales cotton to Warren, Gilmore Scol7 do
Marelinl269 do Pike &cosundries to Gubernaor
Shark stAufer &co-Total 81 bales cotton.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAIL ROAD.
MOBILE-Sleamer Fuseler-2 bxs mdse bales cotton to
Farley Jurey &co3So bales cotton Tarleon Whiting Tus
30 Bbs II May Sco-50 do Smith Eco-SO
do Wakefeld-12 order-l23 bbs lime to Bolden
6co-9 bales osnsbnrgs Donnel2 mills Bell Buch
&co4 bxs mdse bale carpets and sundries Wood
Low-Total 3SS bales cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Seamsr Cuba-3 bales cotton md sundres to or
der3 cotton gins Harde kco--l pkge /. Which,
do Wood Lowhnd sundries to odeToal 1876 bales cotton
FLATBoATs.
list District
KENTUCKY-Per Southard o'Nieps Boats-6OO bales hay
to W Benton AGO.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Rairoad-l4 hdd John Mesus &cs-6 bales cotton
Harris Leyi--5 bags moss Troscar Haydee-S0 bags
onions Bernadatto-sundres j Robert-l7S and 81
sheep to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-09
MEMORANDA,

N5- The steamer Era left Fulton Thursday Both April
river low mark had heavy rains day and riy
six inches that night and prospects of five of rise
Saturday ID May he steamer DeDe the falls in Red
Bayou twenty days from New Orleans. Thirty inches
in Lakes Left Shreveport Sunday 5h Effort port
for Jefferson VIM Douglas for New Orleans Met ST Charles
Col Edwards, Amanda National Grand Bayou on
Tuesday night.
Wednesday 6h.-et Jos Holden at Baziels, aud Swan
Gampte. Wednesday night Hope the Falls
Thursday 7th met Planter Old River River rising slowly
from Shreveport down TO Grand Ecore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-09

In the circular published yesterday signed Stewart
lines omitted It should The market at New
Orleans has shown speculative tendency for the fortnight
but the contrary fell ssc with 36d freight which
about 1900 bales disposed of which relieved holders who
subsequently remained firm at l3slCGls5s,n
just think that the sale Of 5O00 bales of cotton
stock Of 900 bales and upwards going relieve holders
and they advanced their accordingly This is another
evidence Of the ignorance Of New York parties regard
cotton market In New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-09

STRONG TESTIMONY PHYSICIANS AS A
~ class slow admit the efficacy of preparation
which under the list OF Patent Medicines" Butthe
proprietors of B. A. Fahnestocks Veminge frequently
encouraged by the receipt of such testimony the fol
lowing from the most reputable practitioners.
Livingston Polk county, Texas, April "a, 1854
Messrs b. A. Fahnestock Il Co:
GentlemcnSevea years. experience in the Of Yer
muge enables to without fea of contradiction that
in my opinion it is the only sure and speedy ahelHnt
that have prepared ready for 1t without exception,
the only patent medicine that have always pre-
scribe il in practice when Vermfuge needed al
with the happest effects. frequently need IT, and
not get it nearer than Galveston 1t frequently called for,
and you would establish here would be pleased
to try several gross. Truly yours,
J. o. SHELBY NJ. D.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States AL lm&W
I WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggs and Dealers Propeor's lowest wholesale prices.
General Depot Special Agency, No. l5l q Chartrss
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Hen @rlealls Alontu Alarket.
cRrscEsr orrlcE: No.. 20 Camp !


SsS IN Friday Evening, May I, 1851
We have favored during the week with the best of
weather for commercial purposes fact interest which
depends of the Thermometer neurological nan
cia gone ams this week Although the financial
may ybrae from day day, and may be moved and
fro Interested parties general good feeling appears
prevail money circles Some parties that money
cnls Of access there sufficient to be realized
good securities though higher of interest than last year
will have to be allowed
We any negotiations Of Importance but have
to money abundant call yesterday and the
day previous, which the to-day AT tho
Time there appear increase in the quantity of
paper offering the market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-09

The in Exchange larger than any prey
day week. There sales Of sterling 94@l9
for rentancedeaes for investment appear be
market. The CLOSING rates to-day ranged from 81 9x1e1
Francs pretty 5121s@a20 Northern quiet Most
81 the Banks asking * premium for checks Round
OF checks however sold 4 PREMIUM we
quote the market 14 premium Five and
days sight ruled from " premium par and fraction
sixty days sight ~ the very besD lsal discount
with some grades at 1902 per cent. discount.
The following shows the for the past two years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-09
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CEi.EBRATED GER
LYMAN B1TTEKs, p Ep sna by p,u .rr,ru,A Pa,
viii 9s srrs 54G Vsl osnpa pyapsp
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Of hs Kidneys and all
ton ~ 1 1S"s.ip Files,
,p ruIlnesss Or Blood e the
san nssdh as,dsy Disgust 5 for Food
Fnlness or Weight in lhe Stomach, Sour ,,,,
ssaRs tf IL
p sna saea bls ssnsons ag
Vision webs before hs sgh %nvs ys spd pu
Pain a n be a ns1fsss'f
Chest, Limbs etc, etc. Sudden s,sI,, fl Gon OF
s'n nnd 1 Rlsst bsprs St nvi
The proprietor calling he attention Of the pnbs to ths
Its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which 1t recon-
It IS no new and unred article but that has stood the
Of years trial before the American people, and ia
e The a esmons is favor given BY the most
and s Al Ass Of pa sas
ished annually by the proprietor and to be had ga h OF any
% h en if sa tie
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. s6 ARCH street, Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bit'ers superior to all nov IN sse
Dear s1 feel bound to express qualification to you for
the ncacusbe benefit have derived from the use o. Two Dot
ties of Bters have found them TO be all you
pubic sae and sure remedy the ulseases
tended for and superior all other now II
Very respectfully yours. II. OPPENHElMEk.
THE BiTTERS ALI, THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON La, August %, 1854.
Rss IRE ss
to the public excellent medicine. = = ,
Respectfully, yours W. F. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says:
HARRIsoNBURG, La, May %, 1858.
Your German Bers is very valuable medicine. have
disposed OF all received from YOU and wish supply I'M
mediatey.
DR.. RAYBOLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY, La, June 80 1853.
have for the last year used Btes prepared by
In practice extensively II will shortly be the only
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here and be-
eve that in less than there will be sold In this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
De. RABE says: FRANKLIN, La, Jaue "a, 1852.
Your German Bters have become popular here and
wish fresh supply Immediately.
E. A. ADAMS 4 co. say:
RICHMOND, La, June 2 1863.
Your Bittes give universal satisfaction to all who have used
them.
You shond bear in mind that these Bers entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages Of the
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and in town and village
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
aul6 lvdW&A New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-09
CATTLE KET.


The arrivals of Western Cattle during the past week were
limited. The stock is moderate and prices mostly in favor of
holders who ask prices above present quotations. and
little paronzed by butchers The supply Of Ordinary
ample with good supply of other stock Inferior and
Ordinary Hogs sold at G@97lac y H. Other descriptions we
quote follows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-09
Patent Medicines. &C.

Patent Medicines. &C.
rAHS HsEHSE'S v ys5Gss?
"'H To%S$ Sss3':"s? ss,.aPs.t'ln;
s4 a5RRi SsrISRsr sansapariIra
H%3F;i,;AN;Di,S r !isr3ap j R Bitter
AoE sT6uGH EHSS's b hi''s's
1At srkS6hk Ri Bi,iisrs
BRYANs, Pulmonic WATERS
wIsT4E : I'll Hqia Gss VIVID al, G9STT5 Sy;
DN R5sE " t JS$S "a H.; c,,
&c COZ - Liver Oil, Bnrneu's
j$ 5SS55b TsP SsSs.ss;ss
wRIG1IT,S Indian Vegetable; rms; p,,..
sAFE!SJ@TSSS$s f EsSss AZ AF.s Pills;
'Ai HH} SS 5aE$;;5i $ r| E;,.i.
KoW SprsIii TOMS Mtxtre;
RAR RTb 5T's Eso as! Ei5s%;
BROWNS Essence of Ginger;
N'h BUTIt Hsf fs st %gt9 ssaa Powders;
'AfSf $3$is s:E Ell: $::
NOS MsAf!Ei E!FRse ointment;
DR. MoRsE's Tnyigorating Cordial;
LUClNA Cordial,
JUNO Cordial,
DR.. ABERNETIIYS Detergent
DAI4BY'S CoTminative
1NFAlLlBLE Cholera Remedy
kENDALIIIS Cholera Syrup,
| ALE&ANDERS Tricobuphe
| HARRISON'S FInir Dye
| BACHELORS Hair Dye,
| PEIAI4ON'S Hair Dye
| JATNES Hair Tonic.
CHRISTADOROS Hair Dive
woLFE's Aromatic Scheidam schnapps -,,'',
| WATERS Indelible Ink,
| PARSONS Iudelible Ink.
| klDDERS lndelble Ink.
WRlGHTS EruSve Liquid.
| 2)00 pounds GUM DROPS, assorted
- 500 " JUJUBE PASTE
| PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES for Medi-
| cinnl purposes, constantly on hand.
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solicited Every RItiGle guarantees fresh and genuine
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Ship Rochester Aexander from Liverpool Feb aoh to G
Meekcf &co. ' - -
schr Sarah Bartlett, Saunders. from Vera Cruz
Bark Etwsn Hall, from Charleston, to l. /, Levy