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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-16
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-16
LITTLE GRAVES.

there's many an empty cradle.
There's many a vacant bed,
There's many "a lonely bosom,
Whose joy and light is fled;
For thick in every graveyard
The little hillocks lie
AND EVERY HILLooK REPRESENTS
AN ANGEL IN THE SKY.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-16

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
1health to dear woman She bids Us untwine.
hon the cup II encircles. the fast-clinging vine;
Btt her check in it's crystal with pleasure will
glow,
md mirror its bloom in the bright wave below.
1 health to sweet woman The days are no
more
Nhen she watched for her lord till the revel
was DER,
Ind smoothed the white pillow. and blushed
when he came
As she pressed her cold lips on his forehead of
HogNs.
Alas for the loved one too spotless and fair
Tle JOYS of his banquet to chasten and share !;
Her eve lost It's Eight that his goblet might
shine,
wine
Jcy smiles in the fountain, health flows in the
rills,
As their ribands of silver unwind from the hills;
They breathe not the mist of the bacchsnal's
dream,
For the lilies of innocence float on their stream.
Then health and a welcome to woman once
more!
she brings us a passport that laughs at our door;
Il is written on crimson,-its letters are pearls,
II IS countersigned NatUre.-So, room for
the Girls!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-16

Some souls lose all things but the love Of beauty
And by that love they are redeemable.
For in love and beauty they acknowledge good
And good is God.
.ss Bai9ey's Eestas.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-16

EF DR.. Quincy being asked why thsr,
were more women than men, replied;
ut is natural We always see more of
heaven than Of earth.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-16

re- The hardest natures, like the firm
est woods, arc generally susceptible Of the
fincstpolish. M
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-16

A Hamlets, like girls, must inevita-
y pass through what is called "the
|sSe e.ul !, age" That period, we mean,
Ed Len the village is just largo enough and
|bI' ' enough to keep the gossips comforta-
|S.y ousy, enabling them to finish it every
as with the girls, so with the towns:
lucy VIII both outgrow it, if they live.
ub g ). Do not squander time, for time is
~hat life is made of.
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8 o N G

SON G,
on 4 TEMPERANCE DINNER TO WHICH
LADIES WERE INVITED.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-16

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
Me6 ORLEANS 9ailu @rtsftnt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Nem @rItaas glontu Nlarhst.
CRESCENT OYyfcE, No. 10 Camp stree
TuesdAv Eysniu0 H0v a 1857.

s"ay Isshms' No.' . Ao's'
iae s h .s.4 s.''e'oay e.'e'uea ''iuAy' Anu
" ,. A. ru.,, NJ '"e 1ooU'. Ane 81 -'s s",en.
Aus ,, nA"A anu inc ohe1 oan. hs naa
'hos' ipp' A''noush !" may % some Gays oe'ore
. a. o,. "a u.s. $500 20 ~" .'o,e
i - -, ~, a, p IN. ue''.D' , c. n' eou
~ sown "nu wv '" , ,e ''s k'ahyns y'eia omAVofa.
o,, ~ n, =, -, - may eve" near VI great
', I'm i, 49, 49, . ~ "h ,ns eonuneh' gene
,. -: =, ~, -. g." WIZ ~ "n'na' pe's''on"'o
.n,. .,anyoct,o. - ~ '' 81 ' 80 ~
tn ,s,egr,nh advt,.. =, III. .,-;, =, a. :.
Nav work from Have and co.. h;; ~ , 80 Mt; =.
~ ars q, s,s TIT; 80 ~ .s -. ,~, v ..
rouh nrre- waiting FIR the mail ~. r.o,ut =, n.c,o
g., ~ hrsbo,d tbe bo,s th., a., ~. 1901 -, IL .,, .
lived ~ ''f " -
1, - a rr wanda. ... 4. e., Al, .-., 49,
,,,.. ~ e; W. - - a., " s Wv - $50 -. -
,., -. " ''' "".' VI p"pe "a, "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLASSE s.. But little arriving and the
sales confined 50 60 hhds Sugar at n prices and Is
bbls Moasses at 23@2ic q gallon.
FLOUR. Some 1900 bbls sold, including o6O at 81 20
for Unbranded and S. 3s for superfne Iii Unbranded at
81 49, sl in three lots S. and 34 Fancy at IS Is q Dbl
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn comprised 800 sacks Inferior
Green etc., 5560c and 1000 Coed in lots at 6570c
p bushel.. In Wheat nothing was reported Oats 400 to
500 sacks Prime ST. Louis sold in lots at 45c q
sales of Bran embraced sacks in lots at 81 10 ID 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing mostly at 800,
though dealers obtained S2dS23 In Bacon
noticed only limited retail transactions for Sides,
l1sc Il ID for Shoulders In Lard nothing
doing.
HAY.A lot of lO bales Prime Western sold at SIS u tun.
COFFEE. The included 800 bags at 9991ac d H.
MALAGA FRUITS. Just received, the first of the
season. by auction Monday and about half
sold rs follows NJ r. So for Boxes 81 So for half
boxes SOC quarters London Layers s. 80 for Boxes
81 IS half boxes and 9c for quarters and Lemons at S.
u box. The rest with 1rawn.
LARD OIL. Sc bbls Winter Strained sold in lots at
81 20 p gallon
WHISKY About 100 bbls Rectifed were sold at l1alSc
and 100 Low Proof at l6c D gallon.
FREIGHTS "A ship taken for Havre On Monday at
Cotton yesterday for Liverpool at I'd and
for Cal2 for Slaves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1ngomar,s bales cotton Dwight
RsS tss5i Saasy Az 4sRn Ss.S asa
a Sso Do sass ae1
Hbs G
HGn eo s Fo Vance c Van Mo Se SSS
box do ns
bales mdss Harvey Sidss Robinson iDenns
sacks bran Shaw &cosss sacks potatoes Hogan Muir
phys do Brother-lo bbs lard oil Presently hbs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Laftte-lO hhds sugar Is bbls mo-
c s so saares 81! @ to Bog
Aveysundes order-Toal 2Shhds 81 bbs molases
cotton i %sad S.snds;s Hansss5 BARLEY,
5 E Sss9 a Pesst sg e
- Gudy e do
HnSsrd Sso5 bales S
Ms &eS Campbell mnsS r MsDST m Ls seo
Total l76T bales cotton.
ST LogIssteamor Philadephia75o9s sacks oats 70 bbs
s SS apps P eo sS
Ray%ondigo bsls -four Perdreenxle Bfoe's % b5ls
epIn Gha 20
Dsf bis Beans DO EGGS e bb beans
Seeand ScoS sacks potatoes 9 sacks wheat bbs beans
BIS beans do onions John Breni2 bSs apples on
board-2O5 head hogs to order.
Lec,ner5 pfss glue seaman &so east bells Harris
mss SS
SS ~ sRR GSE
iaFS tobacco Turner
Hyde iae &eo ese Box mde Esn sco pca'oss
n Do c
ssk. SsS ms e
potatoes Hoe Gayle &co55 sacks oats Given Watts ECO
psS
Waller Cox Aeo12 hxs mdse Yonnglo bales cotton to
ton John Williams ordsrTota IS bales
2 hhds tobacco.
Richard Sneent Sco do WSsagon Jackson iSoss Dc to
s Eawa E sss se s bales
DC R Pss GALES
slssa SoSs% 1ss Ssss mats
rayns Ss5s saT spssf MscrsasyssS 81;
DO beans TIFF P cheese bales hides Tweh
"a apples Ta5anto-lOs h9ls poa toes Greeve &eo7 do
$: ss sSo sS sssss ;~ SSs
snr b e Moos so os S"ye fS af
s%s boxes pnPs Henderson I
"@ Sny s
kse pigs %ass Given WAYS Ssonl hf He onions
cattle lS do sheep and unres to ordeToa hhds tobacco
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I.nda-94 bales cotton Washing
jackson ScoS5 Payne Harrison-27 bales
Buchannon, Carroll &co-30 McKelroy adord2I bales OF
Rngey, Blair Sco-2l Carter &co-lS bales cotton
A Kelly &col7 Farley, Jurey &co-i5 Menbuger &co
10 Canmack Squires Vests do G Randolph &co-S do to
Cutrer, Harrison &co-7 Mny &co-5 Felson Stevenson
cos Henderson, Terry &co-5 Cha,asnier-4
GLADDEN. Seixas3 Smith-I0 head cattle Noel-sundres TO
order-Tota 1888 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Laurel Hi--67 bales cotton to
Oakley Hawkins &co57 do Washington Jackson &co35 do 10
Ward, Saunders HUNTS Mienberger &co-25 bales
Shaw &co22 Harris Levi-2l Felowes &co-l5 dc
Wright, Allen &co5 Byrne Vance &co-l2 Rich -rd Nugen
&co-0 Payne HarrisoR7 do Thos Henderson Peale-6 dc
Freson Conway &co-5 McRleoy Bradford-29 hhds
hf bbs Braud Iandry-l9 h bb
molasses 10 hhds shaw &co-l0 bids sugar Saba
tiers hhs sugar q hf bbs moaes BelIocq Nobom &co-s
hhis sugar Rotchtord-6 hhds Hail. Rodd Putnam
5hhs 10 bb molasses Pitcher Goodrich sco3 hhs Of
Roman & Kernon-5i bbls moasses Gordon 5O do tC
Feowes &coS bbls noasses Lauve McCal225 sacks
Menlerger &:o3 bales and sundries to orderToa
1871 bales 70 hhds 43 bb molasses 1877 half bb
molasses.
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD-sundries to Bellocq Nobom &co-J Barber,
W Sanders.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBITE-seamer Calfena-9 bales cotton Bradley, viii
| son &co-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

The last returns compared with those Of the previous week.
exhibit the following variations for the week ending the oath
of October
Decrease in loans and discounts. 23os
Decrease in circulation 1870
Increase of deposits, actual. 4l77,SsS
1t will be that the going
the face of all the resolutions and reports the contrary The
position of the Banks has strengthened during
past week. and we see no obstacle speedy resumption of
specie The specie upwards Of millions
of dollars with discount line lower than has been known
any time within the past fifteen months The Banks evil
IDENTIFY determined place themselves impregnabe posi-
ton by swelling their specie and reducing their discount
line but ii will do good without of specie pay
Upon specie paying basis the would
healthy and the turning point for restoration of
fdence would be sooner reached At all is dstru
certainty and confusion in New York.
We have the following from the West say Cincin
natl Price Current of the 18th ult:
hardly money matters have undergone any
material change SINCE the date of weekly review
abundany supplied currency but it difcnIt
make paper they consider good consequently discounts
nary business ness operations remain main idle
limited comparatively New obligations are not Created to
any extent Contraction is order Of the day Those
comfortable position Thus, matters
the viii be more rapid here than at
other points! where business men have operated upon Dor
The regular discount houses when they lend money all,
Per pe tsw IS Sc ps
The offerings in the streets are qui.e limited.
future different opniops are entertained n The majority
people feel much discouraged in this
they look forward with gloomy orebodng This unqueston
ably tends 10 aggrayate the troubles that pressing
verey the individual interests OF the country for it is
generally conceded that the difficulties which resulted
disastrousy, ed in feeling
comparatively groundless alarm. The panic by which The
troduced continues and until this feeling
there of be decided change for the better Fa
yorabe however observable and unless these prove
leusive be admitted that the tendency
| rather than downward
In the West mercantile failures comparatively, hav
occurred and business in this section of country
firm through and other month, it will inspire hope and conf
dence where there nothing present. but fear and distrust
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
-s PIANOS-PIANOS-PIA
fFTST pruRFyn.cu ffTST1

VI IT 7 Z Is
No III Canal street, N. o..
Begs to inform his friends and the public generally that
he has returned from Paris with large assortment of
PIANOS purchased by himself direct from the manufactures
o. PLEYEI. Il CO., ERARD KIIPPEI & CO., and others.
These instruments furnished with all the and important
improvements rendering much powerful with
even tone enhancing musical effect above all other
struments
He will guarantee all the Pianos which he sells being
NEW secondhand instruments bought cheap in Paris
for this Market has been the with
strunients imported here by other parties.
Prrsos desiring Pianos will find large assortment
reasonable terms.
NJ. FEHRENBAGH No. III Canal street.
ESy-Tunng and repairing done liberal terms. o24 II
NOTICE TO CARPENTEItS AND BUILDERS
In Patent Sawed both rough dressed
the very heart tnber for $i per rough
and 80 per Tor dressed, in lots to suit purchasers
Lumber sawed order. f
sal9 en STAR FLAMING Mills, New Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

schr ST., Cannon from sisal ls October Boudsusqse
Phlips--2d dat IS, ~ !
Schr Mary Clinton Ryan days from Indiauo1s IN ba 10
master-2d dist n. RE 3 nc
schr junior, Franeko. from Pascaxoula-Basin.
schf Liberty, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basin.
sTEAMD0ATs.
California. Hutchisgs, from Mobile,
AIMS Ferret. Louailier, from Washington.
High Flyer, Wright, from Louisville.
Ihiladeiphia, Bell, from st Lobis.
" Powell Estes ffons vIeksbure,
lahtte Michel, from Lafourchs.
ingomsy, Goslee from Memphis
Laurel Hill. Lan0ue. from Bayou Sara
Linda. Maine. from Red River. -
Baltic, Meekin, from Louisyiie
Towboat Yankee. Fienton Pas,eS-vept down light
brought up ships VIM Steson and Ocean brig Browns
vile, and scnoonerA Mary Clinton and Star
Towboat Junus Beebe Andrews from the oon
and to 18th nit, ships N Hays Jno H JARVIS and
brig A ChspmaI-brought up ships Young Sam Crest
of the Wave and brig Inaio- '
Towboat Mllandon Whann. the Passes-vent down
lght-bropght up ships Kesrsage, Echo and brig i W
Powa : y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
CONSIGNEES.

BOSTON-Ship Observation-Disclosures Latting- ] Hart
&co-Price Converse Smith, Mann AGO. Marks
-Buckner, Stanton Newman-C Buddeeke &co-Dudey
Neson-PHyne Steele &co-Vose Bros-S IL Kennedy &co-
Holmes ClaussWalter Cox kcoPedreauville Brothers.
Broadwell PayneJohn Hurley ECO Oglesy Macanlay
Il G Cromwell-W A Violet &co-Bretow Wusthof-Frost
&eo-;I a D9nghery Geo. Harvey Sea- H May &co-
Slewart-A WhinE-P ii Bruton Sco-Rchards Slocomb h
con- Mier-T smith, Genella Son--P r Fell &co-RL
Price-J K Mcdonald &co-Cooper 4 Nebert--T Shue-C
Rally &eo-J Wright &co--A Robb &co-S Hastings-Lune
schoss Bros Aeon oppenheimer-DeBasc Il FaIeha
Wheeler Il Blake-F J Wiuburn &co-H NJ Barlow 6co-i
Fosdick-J Robert &co-Cochran & Hal-E Taylor &co-
Moore &co-D he hama & II Block-T Lambert-Rob
binson Neriander-H Parsons-A Titus Gapin Geo.
Valentine &co-D Il Marks &co-Cabaness &co-t'romwe 4
Hallett-M 4 Haggerty Bro Gould &co-Henderson 4
and nrler
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Scoop Dlsrn,cr cogsrz sucgEssIs9 % 81 HAxsE 9.
WHEaE ss PstrisK Measl1iss ) - vess-
toned hs Ccars for letter. e %
cause whin Why ny prayer q ihs sAd jslans
yosdsr q 10 Cont:
pruETs, r CoyS y D,srarcr} sUrgEssIgg Ds nAnsE
r. u ons 8. H Mcs!nsoi" ,sy
a Sour reass dobtsar
AVIS 81 celia
pour
M is ~ :. A. yAGoT Dspus grefHer.
sEoo os S p.sT nI;sso COURT No. 1894.
WHERyEE.xinss' Edward Best,eE h.. petit
w toned the Cont for letters Of sdmnsation hs
int.ststs- A'''Ds o's u A'"-' De'''N 's
prayer hs .a e
o2s 81 n4 E. KIcHoT, Deputy Clerk.
phu a. = N SeSa x oG;sas,er No. 1894
". ssss1 aa so1 Easra Bsss,ek pre.snte
ss,a se.a sssesGn
Avis e. par s pssn. donnie peu. con-
sss dss'sf ss % ssss les
a rsT 81 sFd re de la eour: .,cuorsn
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New S fSz
| -. and Ievasseur-No s.559-For
| s.s respite
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ FRANCOIS azae and Pierre and Of Lazare
s. Sssss1s
At L. seoea NJ or purpose q taking into
pe sss
against their persons and property stayed. -
Aad that F. M Poland, Esq attorney appointed
represent their absent creditors.
By order Of the Court -g.saI
| GAsP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
| Clerks Office, October 9th, 1851. o2S 3tinl0d
I ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
sIxrEAE CoyR DE DISTRICT FIR ANCoIs LAZARE ct PIER
della , RE LEVASSEUR VI. LEURs
NouveIle Orleans. GRE ANGLERS, et les creanc1er
Il de I.azare Of Leyasseur-Pour Ill
atermoiement-No. $3.50
A Wis est par lie present donne aux crean.
cers de FRANCOIS Lazare Pierre Levaseur qus
Sc 5eunir an bureau de p c. Cuyies nosre public LU
lie 3Oeme jonr dn mo de noyembre 1857, midi fefe d.
en- consideration les aares des ct de
accorder gu atemoiemen ct QUEEN attendant toue
suspendues.
Et Nj. F. n Poland avocat pour represene
leur creanciers absents.
Par ordie de Ia
GAsP'D JAMES, Depute Grefier
Bnresu du grefisr &c q octobre 1851. O28 3tinlOd
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SUCCESSION OF MRS SUSAN HEPP-THREE yALU-
able TwoStory Brick Houses being the Of Bienyie
and Bourbon streets

SuCCESS1Ok OF MRS. SUSAN HEPf-IhhEE NALU-
able Brick Houses being the of Benville
and Bourbon streets.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. 81, 1857, at l2 o'clock M.
- in he Rotunda of the st. Louis Hotel by virtue Of
Honorable the second District Court of New Or
leans dated i2 October 1851 No. 1882 for account Of said
succession will be sold
i x CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
city the square bounded by Benvie Bourbon Cont
Royal Said lot forms the Of Bienvle and
and (Amercan measure)
less 60 Benve street. 80 feet deep and front
ing Bourbon Together with the twosory Brick
Building containing large the ground floor and about
five rooms in the upper story, hydrant etc.
O. LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one
measuring american measure less 80 feet front
Bourbon street by 60 feet in depth Together with the two
Brick House. containing about five gallery etc.
kitchen containing about three yard, cistern,
s. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above cor
lot Benve street measuring American measure
"a front Bienvle by 65 feet deep. To-
gether the twostoy Brick House. containing about four
rooms cabinets ETC. kitchen containing five yard
cserD, etc
s1TERMS AND CONDITIONs.-Oneth third cash. and the
balance u and Is months credit for secured
by mortgage said property and bearing eventual interest
cent in Of at maturity The build
ngs to be insured agan the risk of fire until the final
The for the 1857 to be paid by the purchasers
Acts of sale before A. ucstel, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
oil St tn2l
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SUGAR PLANTERS, REFINERS AND 9TH
NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION NEE
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY,S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMPWITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL, VALVES,
NOTICE. 3'
Jeferys Double Acting Suction and Force Pump,
,cith India Rubber Bal Vaires,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Draining RxAss


Suitable for and Cotton Plantations Draining ExcAsa
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. etc.. etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this Stse
for the sale of Jeerys Improved Double Acting Pump .sh
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared to receive ods
and furnish This valuable invention patented Jnns
5h 1855, and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Ns
York State Fair held at Elmra 10 that In fntre
ducing this new Pump TO this community
confidence that his efforts bring it into general viii Be
seconded by all who its and
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls Of India Rnbber
Pump Valves will at be apparent to every thinking NINA
Their impervousness and their yielding surface
certainty OF operation and perfection Of wnes esnno
be attained by the Of other Valves The simplicity OF
the facility With which the can oe
and replaced compact renders this the most pefecf
desirable Pump Every Planter Ship or Steamboaa
Captain should possess Of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes they can In moment DO
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine "a
Size No capacity of forcing 20 gallons per MINI
ute Price SO. . - $50
Size No capacity of forcing rs gallons %
Sizes suitable Dry heavy Drainage
up 500 gallons minute in Of
construction be expected. Nos. and ad
nab adapted Houses for forcing the juice
lasses the ordinary which Pumps generally
Piled while for redeeng Swsmpy Lands the No. As are inds
pensable
they speak for themselves and that iAr
they will go into general
Samples operation at c. G. Bier
Co IS No. 50 Camp ueet Price CouoH's No. lot PoydrAs
street. at the oee Of the undersigned where m
vted to call and examine same before purchasing
ANDERSON ID. DIETER, Agent,
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CATTLE M A & z EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. Nov. g.
Arrived to-day Beef and Veal Cattle and $50 Sheep
The supply Cattle very ample. The market SCARCELY
varied. We quote
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Shipping snteIligsnts.
WEDNESDAY, November 4,

WEDNESDAY,, November I, 1851
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan Place. for Indanoa and Galveston
Harris Il Morgan
Ship T6uon, Upshur, for New York, tlilerd
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Ell o VIC MING UP.


Ship L GiIchrist Howes from Hayre ed Sept, Baxter
Lowell &co.
Brig Mary Stevens, days from Havana, to Pratt. Puol
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8ebiflu Of tke Hlarkets.
" ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 4, 1857.
COTTON. The demand active and general yes
teday resulted sales fully $500 bales mostly
Drice
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IMPORTS.

INDIANoI.A VIA GALyEsTON-Steamship Mexico-72
bales Perkins dco bales cotton Oakley Hawkins eco
g Lowe, McReynods 6co-3 McLemore, Raybrn &col5 do
Henderson Terry sco5S Brander Hubbard dco2 bales
bales cotton Mctehee &coll do Carter &co-9 do
Tully &co-5 g VI Pinckard dcoS G 4 Kicks &co-
IS Mckeroy Bradord-9 do Wright Allen Aco4 hides to
Camer &co pkg samples Jones Expresssundres to La
Wilkins-sundries to order-Tota 3ll bales cotton
NEW voRK-Shp VIM setson-Assorted mdse.
KEY WEST via WEST FLORIDA Notwithstanding
Gen Rusk-39 bales Tarcton Whiting Tuis-S do
Metcaf &co-l do Hamlin-9 boxes tobacco Rogers
Wooda &co-6l hides bdl skins to Wakeied-sundries
Moreno Bros-B Turpin-W Wakefield A Mchel-and or
der.
SABINE PAsS-Steamship Jasper-2?2 head cattle to L
Brousse kco.
HAyANA-Brig Indo-In ballast.
RUATAN ISLAND-Brig Brownsvile-Fruit 10 Pignioo,
Mechica &co.
CADIz vIAHAvANA--Bark Esbramasa Dolores-l44 carts
salt 4 cases leeches to Puig Mir &co.
BARCELONA AND MALAGA-Barx Maypo-Wines fruits
&c, to order.
SIsAI-Schr Sar-5 bales ll6
hides $2i00 specie Lopez5 bales hemp
thread to S Fernandez.
PREMIERSHIP Abert--2 mdse Alto Prossprech-
cases bales mdse Jno Baer-6 mdse Kelley
&co-T Sig Rnrke-5 do 1853 pkg baskets Buddecke
co.. Teie Seller baskets Burbasse
1850 pcs fagsones 1870 demjohns to order.
MARSELLES AND MALAGA-Brig W Rowand-20C
boxes wood 81 boxes cheese 200 do wine 1915 do
garlic 6O casks SO bbs wine 90 bxs rason
h do 6U0 $40 boqes lemons 100 do figs so hf do do M
drums do U0 Inf do 100 to Avetl silk TO Fernandez
&co.
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Junon-2 900 fet lumber to order
BONFOUCA-Schr Liberty-35,OOO bricks to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
MILLINERY

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