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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. HOUSE AND LOT IN TIE TOWN OF sgd
NEY. AT THE CORNER or HARVIE AND FED
ts4AL SrREETS.-By virtue of two Trust Deeds,
executed by Sir. James Scmple-the first 10 the
fersigned, John Baghy, dated Juno loj3, and thy
suth of March 1885, both duly recorded in Henrioo
County Court, we shall, in execution of said Trust
Deeds proceed to sell at public auction on the pre-
misses on MONDAY, the 18th of September, 1851, at
clock r. NJ Of fair; if not the next fair day the
Real Estate conveyed hy the said Deeds, consisting
OF Lot No TO- in the plan of sydney, having front
On the Fast limo of Iarve street of $50 feet, ans!
epth on the South line of Federal street Of 2 ieet
md having thereon neat brick cottage residence.
together with kitchen stable, smoke house. &C. well
Of fine water, ana parcel Of fruit and shade trees
The Lot will be divided 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS .nough in cash to pay OFF two bonds,
amounting 10 81 so, and the interest thereon, and
expenses Of sale to the residue Of the proceeds OF
4aIe on such terms rs NAY I've agreed at the hour
~ sale. JOIN BAtht, Trusfees
an IS 2awtd W. GUDDtN.
b. consent the above sale is postponed 10 the same
hour On KEUN ESnAi, lGth inst. 50 ll-dtd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

kTE IEUEAs 4. PARKER, Success0r 70
r. q. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer w.
hhingles, Mahogany and Lumber Of every sescTip-
uon. Office and yard Of Cary and 10th streets
Richmond Va nay iS-d6mF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15
AUCTION SALES
t~rrRE DAYY

p - = . = 49,
BY Charles I. Workman & Co., Aucts.
CARGO SALE OF RIO COFFEE, AT
~ AUCTION.-Ws will sell at our Ware House on
commencing at TX O'Clock, A. NJ, the cargo of bark
Clara Haxall," direct from Rio, consisting Of
2.0U bags really choice Rio Conee. selected ex-
pre-siy for this market.
AbSO-Will be added Ia the sals Of cargo Baraue
0ctavia, just in from Rio. 1876 bags really choice
RIO COFFEE
TERMs OR SALE.-For all sums under 500, cash;
over 500, months credit, for approved negotiable
paper. CHAS I. WORKMAN Co.
ss4-tds AuetiOneers.
Will be added to the above sale
Ion hhis prime Cuba Muscoyado SUGARS
80 bbl. 20 do do MuLASSES
Ito hhds do do do do
Sc IL CHAS. I. WORKMAN & CO., Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

RICH NON sIbh l. n tEhs,
sni have found them t. give general satisfaction
both A. 10 quality and operation. The hru oil 1. D
YALs 1 90. are now prepared to furnish tRe trade
wish any description ut these desirable stoves.
CuAS. D. YALE.
an 22-3m 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15
III MAIN STREET.

w. o. u, TAYLOR has now on hand .
w large and VARIED assortment Of CHINA,
bLASS and EARTHENWAkE, emb, scing slnost
every variety vi article in his line Of bushes Also
F,kkS; Britannia CuffkE and TIA POTS cIns.
Painted Toilet set-, LAMPS. .cANpELABkAs.-..
Asw York prices Ailof which b. b warranted In
saving ha can sell AS low any house in the city
10 country merchants he is prepared 70 vner me
fermiuel moi 70 bc under,old b. any other house.
rsiI ,sth view 10 an examination Of his stock and
prices Is rsspectfgily ss'heitsd se Pin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

EINE POMADES. &C., FOR TIL E
4 HAIR Francipanni pomnde; Comrd. OK Mar
row; Phalon's lnviyorator RarIye Tricopherous;
I.y on's Kathairon: AntiqUe Oil French; Bandone.
F",nch Aicibadc Oil, French: Ramscy's Qnnine
Pornade: Lymans ArCtusine; Professor Wood 3 lair
Restorer: Fetridge-s Woodland Cream: Rect Marrow,
in beautiful Jars; CristiannIs Chrystallne rGnade;
Mac.ssar OIL; Rears Oil, end Rose Hair on For
sale by JHO. Y. POLLARD.
SO u Druggist. 18th st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

NEW TRIMMlNGS.-I am now open
l Wing large and desirable stick of new Fall Trim
minga, Hosiery, Variety Go.i. &C., tn which | in
vte the attention Of country merchants and citizens
gcnerally Z. HORTON REACH.
Trimming and Variety Store,
Moi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-Ia ask
Il the attention Of those who are in want Of plain
and French Contectionarits. 10 give me call and
examine my stock. they Will find it to their ad-
vantage So it being the only establishment OF
the kind this side of New York that keeps the most
complete and f,ll stock of imported French Confec-
tionary and my own manufacture OF Candies, at
wholesale and retail
A. ANTONI. St. Nicholas Saloon.
Opposite Kent Paine Co.'S,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15
DARN FOR SALE offer, at private

DARN FOR SALE offer, at private
l. sale, the Farm known as Mechanicsviile, and H.
the residence Curtis Carter DECEASED being Hem
rico, and lying the North side of Nechanicsye
Turnpike, within 81 miles OF Richmond containing $50
Acres OF leas The land being all hi sh lies ,eau-
tituily, and has been gradually improving for 81
peach orchard. with variety OF other fruits, and
vol adapted to the cultivation Of wheat corn and
tobacco. The latter staple may be grown and cured
in large quantities. the houses many and very
large. The buildings are ample, and Of good mate
rial There many other things connected with
the Farm too numerous to advertise, which will be
seen by persons visiting the premises.
| will take pleasure in receiving aud showing the
Farm to visitors JAMES MILTON CARTER.
If the above Farm is not sold before october |,
1857 it will he sold ut public auction that day.
far, if not. ths next fair day.
4 IIcN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
l. BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
MT GENERA S-TIiE OLDEST OF TIL r
KIND IN VIRGiNIA.-Ths genuine article Of Bot
Also Lemon and Sarsapariiia Pop, Philadelphia Por-
ter AMI Ale. Champagne Cider and Brown Stout.
The subscriber has added to the above the botting
Of Lager Beer of superior quality, in pint and half
pint bottles, to suit customers.
So u ~ MCCORMACK 20S Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

re- BOARD or TRADE OF RICHaoND.-
HoKAeE l.. X EMIT pres't r. b. BENTLEY, Treas'r.
WuLIAk b. IsAACs, Secretary.
Contmtt;s, Of arbitration.
WILLIAM 3. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. ". HIAgKBko0K JAMES Is. DUpUY,
T. W. dG9A9CK L. ID. CREs5HAw.
AYT-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15
GRANITE FRONT TENEMENT. on

NKANITE FRUNT TENEMENT, On
~ FIR ANkLIN, NEAR To " ALL STREET FOR
<ALEAT AUCrItN.-Willb be sold. on THURSDAY
i1th September, 1851, on the premises, commencing
above. adjoining the York ! own Hotel 1t is ad
mir,bly adapted for retail stOre-beng an excel
lent stand for business.
TERAs-One-iou, tn cash; balance ut 1, 3 AMI IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added and t.
lie retained TIL last note il paid
Sc 10 HDDDiN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15
RICHMOND STOVE No

For nearly six years | have been supplying my
ps irons principally with the Stoves manufactured al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

4 FRAME BUILDING At AUCTION,
"A IN MANCH ESTEk,-Wllf ho SOLD at auction,
IN the highest bidder the building known the
MANCHESTER AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH. 10
be removed in ten days from the dag 81 sale. The
sale will take place on the premises, on THURSDAY
next the nth at O'Clock +. n.
60 ii-5t* COMMITTEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

EOR SALE-A beautiful little FARM,
Of 7o5 acres, lying beautifully in the county Of
fort and convenience and most commanding site
for now budng on the premises. 1 will sell the
land with the stock, team, CROP and every thing
il lust rs it stands, the land by itself may suit
the purchaser. The soil OF this land 10 originally ct
tho very best order. 1t is within six miles OF Con-
cord Depot aud hvs miles of the james River Canal
Any further information will be given by addressing
So 3-2awlm X. y. D0SS. Concord Depot.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON 7TH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15
s.ss~ FREsR FALL Day Goops.

rS~,,EA WATKINS. No. l37 Main street, are re-
-. their large and elegant stNck Of French, Ens
E.h AMI American DRY GOODS, among which airs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM OF s. ACRES OF LAND. NEAR TIIt
BROOKE PLANK ROAD, ADJOINING THE
LAMBS or JON d. CRENSHAW AND OTHERS,
~ TIE COUNTY Of HENkICu-in execution ri
of January 1855 from Luther e. Keius ne rs Trus-
tee and at this Request az the creditor therein re
cured, stall proceed 20 sell public auction on TIN
premises. on TUESDAY. the 22d day OF Stptembec,
1871, at IA o'clock T. NJ tif fair; il not, the next
lar dayD the alb We very valuable Farm, ON which
there is comfortable dwelling topse besides COZ.
house barns, stables and Other necessary uuthOus-
now occupied b. the sad Luther K. ktins ioiuiI..
the lands OF Mr. John VI. Ladd, Mrs. DE- Chamber
iayne and others. The place il well known that r
further desCip is deemed l4elrss.
TERMS cry liberal. TO be made known on the day
of sale ". GJDDIN Trustee
S.lp ~ GnnnIN 4 ArpcrsnV Ans - ~, 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

EsH-CAEoEks AND TUMoRs CURED WITH
OUT CUrTIsG.-DR. NJ. KAHN, late Of Philadelphia
respectfully offers his services 20 the citizens aud the
public generally for the cure Of Cancers, Tumors,
houlds. Blotches. and all diseases Of the skin. lie
ca also cure Secret Diseases.
lie can be found al his Office opposite the Clift0b
Hou-. from 10 A. NJ 10 Z. NJ.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
nay l9-dsn&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

| BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
ID SALE, ON CHURCH HII.L-Mrs Van Lewis
Garden, the most desirable square Church Hill
beautifully situated on the brow of the hill, opposite
| Mr.. Loftn \. Ellctts, and fronting on Trace and
Broad streets Will be sold in lots suit purchasers
! These wishing to build, could not find more beaut
full location or better disposed by nature, to
! pay any outlay of taste or money. Apply to
~ i3-ts MRS. KLIZA l.. VAN LEW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02

Illegally al one Of the polling places in Greenwich street
The accused were committed for examination.
Peter Pepper, German, arrested in the Eleventh
ward, on charge Of attempting vote Illegally On be-
ing brought before Justice Wood at the Essex Market Po
Ice Court be stated by way OF explanation, that he was
voting Tor friend Of his who had special business
on hand which prevented him from appearing at tho polls
The magistrate informed the prisoner that voting By
proxy was hardly the thing, and accordingly he commit
Jacob Rutaus was taken into custody by the Eleventh
ward police, on charge Of having attempted 70 vote lille
galy the prisoner was brought before Justice Wood at
the Essex Market Police Court where he committed
for examination.
James Madden was taken into custody by the Twelfth
ward police, for attempting to vote twice at one Of the
polls In Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02

During the morning there no excitement whatever
in this ward, prnr TO o'clock except that Of the
boxes for the distribution Of tickets down and
broken up the Ninth district the polls of which we're
held At No 2os First avenue The difficulty arose be-
tween two opposing factions, the heads Of which we're
asprants for Adermanc honors and similar
cook place about O'Clock at the polls ID Thirteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
CIVIL JUSTICES PROBABLY ELECTED.
THE TIENANN HEADQUARTERS.

The "Temann Headquarters" on Broadway last night
was crowded TO suocaon-a matter not 70 be wondered
ai when we consider that the room not than
thirty feet by twelve. There being chairman
tary nor any other oa present. the whole proceedings
Of the evening were entirely impromptu. During tho
evening reports arrived from the various wards showing
an immense majority for Mr.. Temann. These announce
ments were received with loud applause. Bulletins on
brown paper were stuck up on the wall Announcing
majority for Tcmann Of 5,ils, the appearance OF which
the signal FOR vocerous applause and cries o "Three
groans for the Hntp, and Where Is the reporter OF
the HkTAIDr'
orr RsroRrER--Hc is here what do you want Of him
A vofcE--To h-l with him and the IiERsrp.
Loud groans and cheers ntermxed followed this efu
possession. as no hostile demonstration followed.
lie retained his seat at the table next 70 the
recording clerk who continued 10 pile up tho
maiorities for Temann each voice from the
miscellaneous crowd called them out As tho night pro
essed however tho vote for nemann began u diminish,
posted the wall, replaced by bulletin showing
only majority AMI several wards to be heard from
This decreased the enthusiasm considerably, and the
meeting began ~ dspersc, evidently with view ~
acquire more accurate information elsewhere Several
cheers given for Daniel v nemann, and a. many
groans for Mayor Wood; after which, the crowd gradual
iy dispersed.
The barroom or the 81, Nicholas adjoining the head.
quarters then became the theatre Of political dsquision
alternate cheers for emann and groans for Wood ndcat
ing that the frequeners of thai locality on this occason at
least, worshippers Of the rising sun.
The headquarters o Mr. nemann presented the appear
ance of disorganzed camp. No order whatever was
preserved there and though the reports Of Mr. Hefnanns
maiories poured IN from early hour Of the evening,
there seemed 10 considerable doubt Of his
uYf fhn taea rnpu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
ARRESTS FOR ILLEGAL VOTING.

Qstc number Of arrests for Illegal voting made
by the police yesterday The prisoners, In most cases,
were non OF the districts wherein they attempted
to exercise the privilege Of voting some Of them
came from wcschester and Kings counties, with view
Of exercising their right 10 vote upon matter which was
entirely foreign 10 their interests ai nome while IN other
few of the accused seemed to think that voting
In the ward they lived In and that in which they did bust
all right and according 70 Hoyic. Prom the
furnished by reporters we have made up
the following summary of arrests for Illegal voting ycs,er
day
John Carron was taken custody by the Fourth ward
police charge Of having attempted TO vote Illegally at
one Of the polling places in Cherry strec
Cornelius fnreh, VIM. Connery and Henry Crawiey
also arrested by the Fourth ward police for attempt
ing 70 vote not having the legal right 90 70 do They were
day This morning they will he brought before Justice
Connolly at the Lower Police Court
VIM. Robinson was arrested by policeman Bennett, Of
the Firth ward the charge Of attempting 10 vote Illegal
ly lie taken 10 the Lower Police Court, and commit
ted by the presiding magistrate ...-
James Murray, q resident of Rondout, attempted TO
his tickets into the boxes at the Fifth dstr polling
place of the sixth ward contrary to the wishes or the in
spcctors He arrested Wy the Sixth precinct police
charge Of attempting 10 vote illegally, and locked
up in the Sixth ward station house for examination.
James Brown, an Engishman, residing IN Kings county
attempted 10 play the same game nj the Fith district poll
ing place He arrested charge Of attempting 90
vote Illegally, and locked up the sixth ward station
house for the remainder of the day.
Patrick Ially, resident OF No. loo Worth street at
tempted 20 vote illegally NJ the Third district polls IN the
sixth ward, and was arrested upon the spot Ialy was
locked up for examination.
Morris Cohen resident Of the Tenth ward was arrested
while attempting 70 vote Tcmann ticket the Third dis
tct polls o the sixth ward The prisoner stated that he
took his meals in eating house in Mulberry every
day and thought he had rtabt To- vote consequence
James Hutchinson was arrested by the seventh ward
police on charge Cf attempting 10 vote Illegally Tho
prisoner brought before Justice Wood when he
stated that he lived on board Of ship but said he could
not remember her name. Committed for examination
There four other persons arrested IN The seventh
ward for attempting to vote Illegally. They were de-
tanned at the station house until morning, when they viii
ma Harota TtesrD Wpf fNra
Robert Mills and John ODonnell were arrested by the
Eighth precinct police, on charge Of attempting TO vote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02

The following table shows the vote for Mayor in each Of
the hundred and seventy five districts the city
is taken from tho canvassers books and may be relied
upon as correct -
sENI-OFFICIAL MAYoRALTY VOTE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
THE PROBABLY ELECTED.

GOVERNORS OF THE ALMSHOUSE ELECTED.
Anthony Dugro, democrat.
Washington Smith, republican
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
CoUNCILMEy PROBABLY ELECTED.

POLICE JUSTICES PROBABLY ELECTED.
District JAS. H. Welsh, opposition.
Mathew T. Brennan democrat
3-Robert H. Johnston, opposition.
4-Barnabas W Osborn, opposition
flames X. steers, democrat
6-Richard Kelly, opposition.
I-Michael Connolly democrat
s-John Quackenbush opposition.
CIVIL JUSTICES PROBABLY ELECTED.
District Jeremiah Iathrop, opposition.
2-Charcs Sweeny, democrat.
3-Wm r. smith, Jr., opposition
4-Wm II. Van Cott, opposition
5-Chares X. smith, democrat.
ct J. Fonda, democrat
--Thomas Pearson, democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
OF SUPERVISORS.

The next Board of Supervisors will consist of the follow
ing named persons. The names Of the first six having
been elected and the remaining having received next
10 the highest number OF votes, WILL TO meet the require
Of the law be appointed by the Mayor before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
THE SCENE AT TAMMANY HALL.

SPEECHES OF SEVERAL SMALLER LIGars-fSovIRfEs
FOR THE UNITED STATES oFFICIALs-NoSE OF
THEM on TUE sTAND-CAPT. RYNDERs MAKES urs
APPFARANCE AND A SHORT SPEECH AND GIFTS INTO
AN ALTERATION WITH ONE OF THE SPEAKERS
THE CAPTAIN rs APPLAUDBD AND his ADvERsA AIRY
ExPELLED-srEEcH or HON. JOHN coCHRASE, ETC.
Tammany Hall, last evening, moral Thermometer
Of unusual senstvcness The slightest variations Of the
temperature Of the political atmosphere we're ricatcd
with admirable precision. " chilling rumor were wait
ed within ts walls Temann maiorities the dc nocrac
spirit within the tube sank the freezing point whilst
simeon of democratic success caused "a to rise 10
boiling heat, with emiucnt danger of It's bursting
the tube. The thermometer vas at times not
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04

Shin John PStan Woodland from Boston, to Hynson eco
shin Sheridan Russell New York Grcevy F6rwcl
Ship Frapconia Driver for Boston, TO Hynson-wh $50
tons ice to Smith eco, ~, -,
Ship Sheffield Dix from Boston, to bogart %co-wh 9-l
tons ice J l. Warner Sco.
Ship Suffolk Edwards, from Boston, to uynson &co-
with 554 tons ice to A W Boswoth dco.
Hamburg Ship FRANCESCA from Rio de Janciro-with $500 bgs
coffee &c Schroeder &en,
Ship Lawson Watts Y days from Philadelphia to Jones' Mac
kinder AGO. .
Ship Henry, Merritt days from Boston, to jones Mae
kinder AGO, go.
Ship GsOrgs Slater, from Boston, to VIM Dsweycargo $40
tons ice to A W Boswh 3co-and assorted mdse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04

In uncurrent there has been any important vari.
ton in The supply large issues of Banks
reputation purchased quotations. and such as
not enumerated purchased or another on
Camp street, 1t would be impossible for give of
the 1850 Banks in the Union parties having distant bank
notes of particular kinds must rely buyers
There hive been only moderate receipts this week.
the largest by the Daniel Webster hand this
morning $4,000 in silver coin bullion which came from
Chihuaana Mexico) via Indanoa The whole purchased
by Merre Co., at 1861 for the dollars and per the
bullion The receipts of this specie furnishes oerabe strong
proof Of the Importance of railroad communication through
Mexico So only say push on the Southern
Pacific Railroad.
Land dull and inactive without any change in
rates. .5
The following the regular rates Of H. b. Merre Co.
coin and land warrants
is al p1rchased 1ls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04
sTEA N B o A rs.

Uncle sam Miller from ST Louis.
Ohio Belle. Sebastian, from Cincinnati.
Europa, Craig from GncipNai.
National McNianus, from Red River.
Fails City, Smith, from ST Louis
Dardaneles, Chapman, from Arkansas River,
Cnba. Hcrn, from Mobile
Cherokee Irvine, from Tennessee River.
Cora Smith. from AluSapas.
G SwOn. Jones' from st Louis.
Republic Montgomery, from ST Louis
Ruby, Potcveui, from tieorgetown-Basin,
Escatawpa, RhoadeS from Pascagoula-Basin.
Towhoa Day Hear,on, from the Passes-towed down ard
to instant ship Uncle Joe. bark Geuesee and brig
Heurela-brought up schr Joaquin.
Towboa Defiance Hanbugy the Passes-Owed
to 18th ult, ship Charles, bark TnH brigs Mary
Elizabeth, Creole, aud schooner Sea Drift and Jane
brought up ship Jacob Frost aud bark Meaco and Schr
Emma de Russey.
Towboat Anglo, American Martin. from the Passes-towed
duwn aud to Sls ult ships Phoenix and Mohongo-
brought up ship Norman.
Towbost Anglo Norman. HeuiomaO, from the PasSes-wen
downlight-brough up ships Josephus aud JOHN Cnsh
ing.
Towboat Mary Kingsland Phillips, from Ee Passes went
down light-orought up ship Marshheld aud bark Harriet
and Frances,
Towboat Whitney. Brown. from the Passestnwed down
aud ls ult ships Asia and Bannock burubought
up ship ThalatS and bark Maria.
Towboat Star Whitney, from the Passestawed down and
LIST inst ships Ottawa samuel Dyer and brig Louis
iana-brogght up ships Chupiu and Martha Ward.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

CINCINN ATI-seamer Europa--5O bbls liquor to Jacob
II a9o WsSd oy2
n 5D ES wsky g
bb and I m bhs beef b6s pork y hhds bacon Keep Bard
alcohol Joseph Lands kco 80 Ibis whisky Rnsha110O
5e IS a
Greve were-lO) kegs lard D Grief lco262 bbIs Hour
sS'FS 1Ss SS
B Bos ST Ggsn Co., co hGS ns9De o @ h
III Dbl If do hams to Harris Morgan &coS boxes books
busgiss wilson, Pomfoy kool aS s Ph
lips &eoo sundries to Craig Rgater-sundes order
CoEa2 bids sugar 3 bbls m0a;
HDs casks
Sco-l bxs wine NJ smonS-6 258 feet lnrnber Pet-2i
bales cotton Lo6it Charpane-5 bales cotton rilsbugs
bales cotton 81 hhds sugar 40 bos molasses.
sHREvEpoRT-steamer Sational77 bales cotton Iepder-
Walker stuart Hutchinson3 do to Robson Aen9 do do
hnson co Carol S Saes cotton cotton
D Cooper &co-5 Richard Nueen &co-9 Davis jenkins co
. rs S6 ns toon W. sS
co-sundres to or'ier-roal l69 bales cotton
carl cds NJ; oo BseI rhep
300 bSs can s9 Ayet "a rolls leather Leon Pierre 49,
10 hoops Shark S,aaer Vco-3 hhds Martin owen
coob5o ties hams 30 ears 100 bbls whisky Keep Bard
oil So hhd bacon Lands &col bx books Buidecke vco
whisky g hIds bacon Mctegor co i case CRACKERS
Jones-5o hhs bacon u hhds tobacco Hogan Surphys
& dos chairs Flint S '6St muse A5l Sd
pkgs furniture Wedresht Jonas 29j bbs alcohol SlnIoney <
BrolOU bblS whisky VOORHEES, Grgg Aces do krout Del
ktnssland Barson &eoi3 pE, furniture Kchan "a emp
Re's Roche Escopn hs pork Sose BT9IlS txs wine
nard Tmrpino do liquor Queyroue angs,orl-4ji hr
h 5 yl cS 2 40 'T o wsSy 3
horses to order-Toia q hhds tobacco.
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