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10 deaacnan ior clubs WEEKLY
The Organization Of the Executive Departments
Of the Government er tine United States
The machinery employed arising
rsea reuns siu al te powers q ths World !. fsr nas
a. s.e Il ri,s Tni,a sss1s i rlT sTeueea q fonow
Hon i@~is case) Aasisaut Secretary Of
sat (Ion Jap ApgIste chief iAvlse clerks
laar and one Hsr4riaa-
paomnse BuasArhs branch or the state Department aas
Ss agents q he uslea sas. sraa aaa sass Il a ~
soeredl.d ths government Ia all assnaiO INSTRUCTIONS
taias q boundaries pepArea recorded AMI
being eatarcd IN analytic tatie Or index.
CasuIar charge eesrespadence
&C. s .s,.s % a,n, y a1 s 90 sa ! @ -.a neA ss assn
dispatches and so iers rean ether for
The Ds~se HI has Charge 81 all correspondence and
matters csnneasd with accounts rsns iad with the
dhburselneni q ~i.sh the department Ia charged
deI@men, may require oonsx * oonuls
and we coaAsul, when D IN 1ks.eA s11uars
cyk " AyqeSsss1s al cessas444asiis ma cear,is
letters a and tK ssnslss
commissions which they issued Has charge Of the horary
crk c charge roils
partnen eniaes
winch called fr for and eup-rinsnds their pucaton
distribution throughout Tho uniiad States and that q all o.s
70
deEsrtmrut; writing answering
Has charge trears relating
cat AeasasaisA and oag.gAl Iis has charge q The
seals q tho u.ea States and q ts department and prelrcs and
attaches certificates presented for anbent'eton receys
the department reslng coyrs records
their records all ltrs From ta department other than
ibs diplomatic and consular.
ls& n Paraons Fapte prepares records pardol
rcnlans and rcetcrs and ss the petitions and papers
daily register letters diplomatic
cved disposition made Of them; leiiers reias
m
xrroRSrr eES1aLan's orrltr
p Jeremiah & Black Attorney eneral Of the Uniad STATES r.
esq sllf clerk me ordinary business Of this oce b.
aaa oannas a the current business government
called by Faeai any head al department the
4 Ernnnaoa q ttles purchased
houses Igi hoaaa nnd all other public works OF
apppalans for raraons
arplcaaons apposnt judicial legal
s. The conduct argument e snil. in The supreme
the unned u which csausrned
sn TN sn rsrd By IN % sed ,s IL ay 5 General @ a'
ordinary beads cf the business q the Office added 1t
the presen lIae the following, sr
FIRST al appeals and claims cafornla.
The codicaioa and revision Of tho laws q the District a
Columbia.
rsuEuoR .,rArrnYsr
secretary Department nteri-r, Jacob nup
Mississippi Its clerical iore consists q chef
clerks and committed the
h4l,sng branches q the public service ~,
missioner Once The Land Bareau charged
ts q ties lcrsso whether grants
frsr BY sales donations q FIR schools
Virginia military bpmty land claims, the issuing scrpin
present COMMISSIONER Il Hon r a Ilsndricka d Indiana rs prin-
c ooers recorder chief clerk principal clerk q
Ill Pssisrs sss~ns Of ti4s bureau Gs~rGs
whiting Virginia The coinussionsr charged with tte e1arni
ajaaAan o AL claims nrisng under the Faroas aud
military ihr Revolutionary and suteqnei
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n, ENERAL WESTERN LAND oFFIcE.-FiII-

NJ more Osborn, Ca Main and second sreeis Cup
pubuque Iowa Broom,
Co. ssr.c Chicago Illinois; Broom Iusscy CO.
Keokuk lo,sa stock and exchange ioke wt
giye their rsania and bonds
r negotiated money irng lands either with cash
varraAs joint cinnaasn
Every personal examinations only Taxes
paid Sc-, &c, &c. -
An property RnIe VIII required placed
n Kcou, well as here giving tho
SELLER Correspondence soltissd
An
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WATJH Repairing and Engraving ~ Watches
w clropomefers pocket description
repaired By skui worDon perform
Engraving every style including
cufine of arms, crrsts moatces snd n,pss ON
80 ysns aud wedding esgAny engraved and printed
NJ W. GAIT 4 lifo.,
Jewellers Pennsylvania avenue
Jan S0-& between and Ioifsreeta
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For Kansas and Missouri Ri.sr.

TTsHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
trans and Jefferson city, connecting
WIN aehtuns Ine paeis that leaves Jefr
passengers for Bocevie Glasgow, 1xngtn Kansas Ieayc
worth Weston, Joseph, all nierIneduae points.
Through IS hours ron % 10 30
ahc az bouts stprtinE from 81, IpuiF.
phtnins equal boats in fe trade and,
being required schedule time with the mails
delayed waiting for freight at towns their Through
ks n can purchased principal United
M The Offices in 81 Louis. r. McKlSSlCk
NAV 2a-du ASST supa
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ne Ion van upon books thl
I-ylnant q the sub.criFtsa b. made n anoe
ay lo1ey b. aier ana al rsk
~ili b. @ssaasrl b sass traaaaas
ne eoUSTRr raba-h-a weekly during ihe sesioas
a. Cane ess aHd sernl weakiy daring fhe reccss.
sabscipuaH period hess year VIII tsrns
tnofosssoaed % tAs annual
s4-roe1NAsII1s 4Gtazed asontas ~
sendlng us sasK DAILY subscribers $50
WEEKLY svbsoribrTa enosea, nhl be enuted Ogs
erais
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~ - A'-iist ~ - iu 'sofi' 1Ata4hi Ai4a
William T. Johnston, NJ D., and James Lawrsnson,
Fourth ward
j. b. Gardiner, NJ D., and j. P Ingle, Fifth ward
r. S, Walsh, NJ D.. and John ID. Brandt Sixth ward
James f. Morgan, NJ D., and George Mattingly, Sew
enth ward
ArorHEcARrEs MEDICINE 10
F1sf xurd David G. Ridgely
Second 1card.-D. s. Dyson.
THIRD wurd Valentine Harbaugh.
Fourth nmd james N Callan
FIFTH sard.--y. b. Gardiner.
sSlxsA Uad. james o Donnell
Seeash nard.--D b. Clarke.
PHYSICIANS THE POOR
Fsrs rd-Philip G. Davis, MD
Second rad,--J. w. H. Losejoy, MD
Third nd-George NJ Dale, MD.
Fiagfl srard John M Toner, MD.
Fifth oasd-J. M Grymes MD
Sllzh ~ard, John M Roberts MD.
Seuealh srard ~. f. Willett MD
Cousuissioaer ef Hsalh Charles II Force, MD
ALDERMEN.
Ia aard William r. Dove and George w Riggs
I'd 9. VIM. II. Rayly iprcsdent) and Thos Miller
3D. 4 French 4. Evans and Thomas Donoho.
4h {. William w. Moore and John H. Goddard
5M John H Houston and Edmund Barry.
9Th g George H. Ruff and Robert Clarke.
TA q Peter NJ Pearson and John L. Smith
Serrauy-E- ). Middleton.
Aesseayr-Jacob KleibeF
BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL
Isl rud Charles Albert tpresidcnt,) John b Turton,
and Robert T. Waters.
I'd :. Thomas y Fisher, William Orme, and FER
dinand Jefferson
81 /" lambert Tree, Joseph F. Brown, aud Chris
topher D Hare.
4a Richard H. Clarke, james A. Kennedy, and
Elijah Elmondson.
5h = Edward II. French, William A. Mulloy, and
William II. Wallace
6h James A. Gordon, William T. Hutchinson,
and James Crandell-
Th g Thomas T. Lloyd Robert T. knight and
Charles A. Potion.
Secretary William A. Kennedy
Ass1ga--W William q. Locke.
COMMISSIONERS on MraoYEsEyTs
Fsrx disrscs. Joseph f. Rawlings
Second dfaaia. Rich n Owens.
Third estrsr. Stephen Coser.
Fourth disra.--Jalnes Espey
Latendaas af The A,ssam John H. Queen Commission
ers-George w Emerson, George Mattngly, and Jacob
Gideon Secretary to board commissioners John n.
Noyes.
Payscsan 70 Tie Asygum-- M Berry NJ u.
COMMISSIONER g the eastern sNTiea g canal Joseph Cross.
Gmmisslaer Of the mssvn acaon of cnaa. VIM. Wise.
Seanr Of meyhs and MessAres. Hiram Mchey.
JaYraor ef fire qqSraas.--John W. Martin.
CLERKS AND COMMISSIONERS or aAEKErs
Cuars-Clsrk John Waters; assistant, Joseph Lyons
Commissioner Stephen + Franklin, VIM orme, and
Hudson Taylor
EzsterA--clerk, Michael Conner commissioners Fran
cs jenkins and George W. Johnson.
(Qa~ll IN c.,
u rr,, n 4, 81, , g.. oo'i''A's !" ~
Northern---Cle1k George ID Spencer commissioner.
George III Jones and James #. Dcvine.
Commissioners 81 Wes Bnsal Ground Joseph BorTows
and Vim. Wilson August Miller sexton.
Commissioners g East BURIAL Ground John ID Brandt
and George w Oyster, John o Neale sexton.
roR INSPECTORS AND aEAsunERs or LuxHER
en-. W. -, o, !, -
WI IN nrnnarin m1s,r = 1A'1aei Z y - a''u
-
WOOD AND GOAL hEAsuEuss
Thomas w Osgodby Joseph q Williams Samuel e.
-
- " -
fra dtaraa---9ohh y sison
S'eo"a a1f'n---Soreph z "ilialAs-
1a1e0" q aoa1r ana sda'a Pfo''s'e7n 'oseph lyons
Assrssoas
-
l@ daayfn, viliiam hiSgles
I'd a John r. Stewart
n a. M Il,,,n;,,
~ William Douglass
N OVER
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United states sale or Valuable wharf Prop
erty and Lots the SchuyIkill, adjoining
the Naval Asylum, philadelphia.

WILL be sold, at public auction, ON Tuesday.
wv day September 40, n te pfshl
sdjfng Naval Asylum
between shrn and South numbered from 10
the which The uce o
navy the AsSluEn
wsi cash, oneEoarih months,
the other fourth tn twelve months from the date d sale.
viii be bat deeds will be executed
up the anni shall be sde and all the payments 10 be
forfeitoa of sale be complied with
right minimum ynine each
lot, below which a saln viii not be nada.
wM, RApGKR
July 24-wtsepI Navy Asoa, Ffhadeirhia
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George e. Thomas,
Cr~mis,iOaer ef Dseds for al ne .Sae
NOTARY PUBIIc.
Nsy le-ly seysutb street, NJ. 4so
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Episcopal High school, Of virginia,
Bowsnn
Three kfes Wcsf er alczasdra
REV JOHN MCGUIRE HECTOR
TNIE seventeenth session af this institution viii
I cumncfre on Wednesday, the 9th of September
TSs fr bMrd tuition, lights fuel mendug ke payable
seini annually advance.
Modern sngnneos music, and drawing charges
panphlats the study
sent those who request thcln Direct 10
JOHN r. MCGUIRE
Theological SEMINARY Post Once,
FAIRFAX county, Virginia
July 1s-lAw1ot
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Navy Department. consists OF thr Navy Department hc
m attached thereto
Bureau Navy yards and books bureau q Construction Equipment
Repair Provips cthng Bureau ~ Ordinances and
firtragraply. of Medicine and Snrgcry
The fewng the duties earh VI these Offices and
oft f,rcpe s,yeAfh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

1 Steamer Alec Scott left Cairo January 7h O'clock
NJ Boats at Cairo laid up, Hannibal Flying Cloud Henry
Chotesp' Amazon Chambers Illinois, Nichols Sth-Net
lSa W ash, at Island Is 9Me Iawaha Memphis lltl-
Met Cora Anderson head Bayou Blue Thos Tut foot
49, l2h-Aet Emma at Matchbox Michigan at Palmetto Point
s- Capt Daniels, of Ann sae reports the schooner
Florence, Capt Woodhaia sailed 18th u for New York
Left in port schooner BayaTd for this port Oh the 9Th
instant
p0 The officers of the steamship Louisiana repos arrived
at lndianola Friday January 9 steamship Daniel Webster
and on the same night in strong norter dragged her anchors
and went shoreio assistance asked Arrived at Powder
HON on Friday January OH schooner Connecticut Cant
Lesroy, Is days from New York.
sS- Schooner Kuudson, Capt Squres from Mapaillep
which port she left the let inst detained six DAYS on ac
count Of 'e weather which had prevailed for some time
The Bremen schooner Nancy Emma Capt sagaeno from
Inc lsaha OF Guernsey, in ballast Welch Allen went
ashore on the 18th u about 800 yards the Westward of
Coaaoa cas- Bar she has been will be sold AS
she Hes she had been stripped effects taken TO Mana
| titan.
The Following vessels at Manhattan the schooner
| C Knudson left
Schooner Central America, from Aspinra for New York
Schooner WA Dodge, WEIGH, from Aspiuyall for New
| York.
| Brig Nathan, Spencer, from Maehias for New York
Brig Nina, -, from Liverpool. for Liverpool
/ One Dutch brig name unknown.
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CONSIGNEES.

NEW M rb,saslp4i,- Laugand
Brady German GcoEBIenshsrd Enehq9no6 Carroll &eo
a tcn B" El Gail
ssan SEQ Rsnib BsFtfahdF BsuefE I boa nsSs--
eeCo:.roys 6oys-P GafpseWw Crane & CIV i
PGnpn Menus Menus Gate f2E oa5Hs eo
collins.P Dgrel zcoDayis JOcksonT Daer-N P Fla
Goldsmh-t odschenx frsres-Gc Gaines &eoA D Grief
oidnsn(tsgoS %onH& Hc0ardisIcoe 5;'S! Lat!
Wi ETH % 'ae Sal 1ebg
eo.Hsnterson otsnesR uoight--T 4 Jackson &e6-A
Ksnns Blk &cS~Lngsand, Barstow sco-Iseh Kitds 1
Elm I &sS S@ TsGs tS 5mpsoH
-Lapce treres-auau2e BromLauye McCal!-I4aaare 4
Ncreser lcoL Moaor1 Monroe i': Ba
1G'9 n &sS sf cS
M MINI sn B5GIJ
-rris'IIsy eigf Paysn ScoJ Psppafd Ssq Fsr,
k55S coS Ks cd ka RHd
III RsynodaRice Gro Goo Roper spronle ,Vco-ER
swss-T steyensF stringeiJ stanton tco-sark stauf-
fer &co-searing Scott vco-seaman Peck &cOShnie Tom
vsns snsSs
TGpIr
utsr-A Whiting &eo-Wheeler 4 Forsta-J Wright &eo-0
x 2pf Kenio zSS S oPeT '''@' eco
-HAvANA-steomshp philadelplia-Berno & Bros De
Wiser ScO-.idams ESpTess-aud order
NEW YORk-Bark Brilllant-M Miller-C T BuIiecke Sco
IB Mann % s>Hs j-r9%I'SFd Tonpkias Sco-Wo2i
Smith &co-W Dcwey-Koeing & Aonche-J 2 Whitney Sco
J II Carter &co--A ID GIeN &co-P Brentou kco-Flin 4
Jones-t { Miller &co-PCestly Bcin-J Morton &co--P
Bronatour-A 4 II Blocs-J Moore &coT rwchell &eo
-Beehe &Co-RUbsol Alen-F Walker &co-C VI Harvey
coSmh, Cooper &coD l. Shearer fco-t W Szlr-Sampsun
kcene-W A johnson &c1-McOutchon Howell &cO---T 5
CarreJ DoUghery &cu-S Todd &co-I Sturteyaut &co
Il butcher &co--R Aetlfeg Nco-fonnEIE Nedi W l.
erGoernan Putnam vco-Uyas Sco- Johnston Sco-W
SiHondsEiot &co-Garron, Pritchard &co-I.accy &co-
BuChann0n Carroll kcO-G Way land-Harvey Bro-F +
Foiger-Warren. Gilmore sco-Frost &coAoIuney Bro
Henderson Gans--W God Low-I Griins &co-Perkins
Co-E Nheelnck vco-A RObb SCO-I Charles-C 4 Stewart
Ill n feefs-Tiichcock Il LHttinE-W Nc racScn-W i g
EeVgie-IIogell Gayle &Cc-Ca!ly Brown aco-Payue Hur
rlsnn-ordcr
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Shipping sntslliaente.


Ss,aip Equity, Meyer, for London, J p Whiting AGO
Shp Hioti, for6ss sor HaFre, Baxter, Lovel &co
t,,u al, ,. j Whitney AGO
Bark Alma, Saunders for Liverpool Baxter Lowell Eco
Bark Joseph Hale, MRul arseilles Baxter Ioysi Fco
Bark Abbya, johnson, boston, Jones Naekinier tco
Bark II Fisk, Fisk, for Cad,z and a market : >'
p, ,,, Creevy 4 Farwell
NJ, Peterkn, Albus eco
hark : n Malay tray for Pensacola, Geo Nathan
schr Effort, Downing, for Charleston, SIZE IrTy
Schr Zuiime WebLer, for Pensacola John Hurley EeI
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
AYER's CHERRY PEcToRAL FOR THE

AYEERl,'s CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
COUGHS se1ps HoA daE GROUP
"hooriS co SSsTSPr ASthAA AND
This remedy has won Tor itself such noorety for its of
is is h an
nifty where it has been employed So wide the field of its
every OF the country aSonnds publicly known
whs re- om wsen and S M dis
every other medicine its kind too
longer hesitate anoe employ for the distressing
damn @ Of n1 on Tsa @ u ps
the Lungs but the le varieties Of Colds Coughs Hoarse
As long throughout this section,
need do than the people its quality kept
to The es hn t. ever has S and 5 M,s ssn ns
s' mo p sn siSS CO.
RfTrERs nt.ls1.S CELEBRATED GER
De-. c. NJ JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA Pa.
VII Ts Of ~ and
diseases arising from disofdereI Liver stomach
as Constira-
ton Inward Piles,
Fulinsss or Blood to the
v, Head Aeidy Of n the st9H ma hod
Fulness Weight in The stomach Sour
Eructatons Sinking or FHtteFing at the Pit
and 1ca Behsg Frns af S aaf Gboa
I WeS the and Dull
Pain in ths Had al; Deficiency # fsrsPFation Yellow
Heat sta saF3 Iss in tas Of Els Eth Con-
an" Of St Spirits ps't ess
The proprietor calling attention of the public to this
preparation does with feeling of the confidence
mended
test en ss The ss sG0n s s
reputation and sale is unvalcd by similar preparations ex
physieins and iRdiSidu in ali parts Of the
1sd sna1slly By he pFopEs1F snd + sd grt
hnSn r
Prneipel Office and Mandatory, No 90 ARCH street Phil
adelphia, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Biers superior to all preparations in
Dear srI feel bound expires. my grneaio to yon for
the ncacuable benefit have derived from the
ties of your German Bers. have found be ali you
public safe remedy for the diseases they are in
teuded for and superior to all other preparations
THE ALL THEY ARE IL be
JACKSON, Ia, August g, 1854.
all they represented and ccerfuy recommend
Respectfully, yours W F. FAULKNER
l.. MAYER says
Yonr German Bers is very vninsEe medcne I have
disposed OF all received from YOU and wish anew supply i'm
DR.. RAYBoLD oUA1Lsays
have for the last year used the German BerS
sdiGn s Of the Kind that can he readily sold here sg B.
vicinity than in amy other part of the country.
De. RABE says:
Your German Bitter become very pcpulr here and
wish fresh supply Immediately.
L. A. ADAMS co. say;
Your Bers give universal satisfaction 10 I'll wo have Used
them.
You should mind ha. these Bers are entirely vege
table thereby possessing advantages OF the prepga
by Druggists St9rekeep4rs in every town ard village
in the United States and Canadas. And By
aul6 lydwtA New orleans Orleans
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Total amount expended for the two
years ending lssOct., 1856.
S1,Sl5 ~
STl,S9 "a

The balance in Treasury lst Oct 1856 Sl S99 "a
This Includes however, seoo apart by the
December ID, 1856 like
bonds which became due day.of July last
available balance is, therefore, ST ,so9 81.
The Auditors estimate The
al during the fiscal period of two ending the
LIST October, 1858, is 81, 1871 1854 81.
The ordinary expenses period he esnat
s500000 and the clargeablc
purposes S9 A. If the actual receipts expsidi-
ure correspond the estimates there will be surplus the
Treasury on the lst October, 1SS, of SIt2374 70.
will be that the expenses Missouri including the
appropriated for free Schools last years
fraction SS5 900 Compare this with
expenditures which the payers of Louis
lana contribute towards the State and will observed
there is great for reform in Legislature the
of expenditures being for the 1856 sixteen
Lightweight thousand dollars. We shall next week what
1t has been for the year 1856.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

MEMPBIs-ssa%er Pete whe,s.one7oo bales cotton to
Gf FGofI u6ao Ysanan eo RS,SD 10
lsn-S6 4 Henksl Seo - Fcowes Sco-5s il Faser-42
s. CARROLL rfitchaTi co 10 DAVIS jenkins sco Do to
oh nSS a g'S bes a
Brady German SCOT Phillips Aco-5 Campbell Strong
Wat Noble ba eoon Osss sSifeH
Hogan Mnrphy5a dc wheat " Pickett sco55 hides
sundries to ordsr@foal sas bales CSC, Cotton lion" " "
Anand"-llS bales cotton Wilson,
roll &ecs8 Toledauo Taylcrs4 Green Crnnp-i0 do to
Lowe McReynolds sco2i Campbell strong-s5 Garter
s WPFd Saunders Hp45 bales
Ssa Be!!oeq, NoPIom &eo-5 i My 1cO-3 bales
sundries to order-To:al, 9ls bales cotton.
TENNESSEE RIyER-steamer Eastport-9ls bales cotton
ssasS Garo so Sson bales %
Henderson, Terry &co-1S Gromwe-l97 bales cotton
bonesan &eo-0 ! NcSlaaon6 Ws Noble ao5iey-
Baker Colns-S bales IS boxes tobacco Slartinl
Eco-6 bales q sacks rye Lew 4 sum
pcoe 1sG lard S an" s ks s
cosundrie to order-Toa 1892 bales cotton, lhds tobacco
p5 ely S6 kn@TE d he4 f Sa
5 y Ss Gnsss 10 p hhs .
L hha s 55 aS ! 81 Us os order
Rsosq Sosis@ key ~; 5, ss' Ss f35Se
silhenyis Andrews sisra5 ponio Ns &e6@is DO
RRoeF E24ns T p9cbo Z
hAds sugar li5 hides Lob CEgrpanie0 bales i0j
sses Il hhd sugar 8 tales cotton Gsmmae sn X w 9
10 binds sugar Darby fermentation hb nolases alE
Bnchb 6sa Ss s tst 55 ba is cS 5 10
81 hhds sugar 800 bbls 1loassGs rs If bLs noIusaes
fsas F koe s Saf
Fsson Hy a P ss: s9 9o
5 Miles adams keo-2O A. Nil1enpergerI6 bales cotton
Pinekara Nc2I!3 Levi seq9 a5dnF, Any Eco6
SIS bales cotton. '
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TiHE SATISFACTORY REMEDY = FROM
AL parts Of the country, North aid South, the proprietos
almost daily in receipt Of such aering
following relstive to B. A. Fahnetoc unequaled Eermse:
Greensboro, Ala, April 49, 1854.
Nsssrs. 3. A. FahnesOck & Co:
have been selling your Verfrge in this place for years
ind take pleasure in stating for the information the
and OF the public that has been, far know.
satisfactory remedies in the market
saleahle medicines have have also personal
OF its good effects in the
physicians all of whom it regularly, and always
be safe aud reiia lie specific recommend
one of the safest and best in The marker.
A STOfTENWERCK,
Sold Wholesale ard retail by ait principal Irri>:< m
throughout the United states d} In
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8tbie@ Vt tie 5tlMktts.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, January A. 1857.
COTTON. The demand was less active yesterday though
still fair and resulted in sales of bales Mt the
Improvement noticed in last report Mondays business
proves to have amounted to about bales We now quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary -. lo54dI0ss Coed Middng " i9$sgl25s
f fss S GssaaiGasy l sE ais
TOBACCO. We heard of s. hhds sold comprising "A and
u on private terms, and i at Ice = ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
s,ooI an bsns s.,. ,szs ootton-hales Tobacco-hhds
Reess Ua h SINCE sept l. a$ 1872 o,o es9
~ yesterday ........ 1850 e5cs67 '''5 : e,7o4
px,,r,.s $3.50 1908
..e ' yssfsidsy:. Of s "a 'ss5
- 5ss,22t = 10, 1856
4oa,a55 s,Tl7
= SUGAR AND MoI.AssEs The sale. Of suoo ,,n,
SUI hds at Previous rates. Fair Fully Fair QG2s n H.
Ordinary Choice lots "
market was dull and the sales were confined
70 some 400 bbls superne ST. Louis lots at ST. 200 Choice
Extra at 81 70, and some Fine at So Is n bbl
There Corn on the eyee and i,a ssas ra
ported were 500 sacks teold Soc and some 1000 from store
at the same price, OF Wheat $50 sacks Ordinary sold AZ
p p ana 1870 Fair Red at 81 40 p bushe The sales of
oas comprised 1890 sacks New York at s0c $50 at S5c
vi Erau 200 sacks were taken 81 80 T. 100 s
PEoN1slONs. Pork quiet and we noticed sales of
only 300 bbs Mess $40 S716nSl0 u Transactions il;
Bacon were confined retail 99c for Shoulders l0c for
hooed Sides, and io5Gl02ic q for Clear Sides OF Lard
GU tierces No. lwere sold at lls4c a H.
Prices were lower with sales of 5000 bags Rio of
which 1869 at l0c 1903 O 100 at l01S 20 at l0l $50
Prime at lQSa, and 6s skimroiag5 at &c y ID.
sALfA cargo Of COCO sacks Liverpool Coarse was sold at
Sic p sack delivered at warehouse
BAGGlNGWe noticed sales Of 80 bales India at l29,r
and 1000 for future delivery on private terms
SpAL. tons from Wales sold $40 p ton,
sfiRlis OF TuRPENT1NE... "A lot Of III bbls wa dis
posed Of at &c q gallon
NHlsh sales include los bbs Rectifed Ordinary
Proof at Bic and 800 Wiltses paoa Monday at 35ssc
\ gallon
ship was taken for Genoa at l9ac for Cot
ton, and few lots shipped for Iyerpoo at o1fd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

The STOCK market continues very quiet There
some small parcels Of Bank Of New Orleans day l and
Union Bauk at I0ls1 TO los.
hnted about that the brokers intend organize bank
There is plenty Of room for another bank those useful
and almost indispensable gentlemen intend coaescs and Lave
Lahk We have only to there is abundance Of room for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14
ARRIVED.

Steamship PHILADELPHIA cGowan from New York via Havana
Steamship Louisiana, Talbot 1udaoa and Galveston Harris
Morgan-lst district
Ship Creole Puree days from New York to q Wooiruf
&co-lst dist, 49,
Bark Brilliant, Sgsba, 20 days from New Ycek to G. W Hyn
tfco--lst dist, 81. $500 ~ - -
schr Ann Saer Daniels days Brazos to Condenbow
n Lesparre-2a dist, TO-
sehr Ghipoa Lockwood days from Tabaco Goldenbow
x Lesparre-2d dist
schr Jos Toone Pennington daps from Carena to Gold
enboM l.esparre-2d dist
schr knhdson Sqnfres from Coascoaos, Goldenbow
X departed dist.
Schr Polar Star, Whitcon;b from Covingtsn-Basiu
Sehr Sarah Baden, Delpit from Pearl Rver-Basin.
Sclr Livingston, Nicholson, from nghpaho-Basin.
Schr Adele. Gourmau, from Covngton-basin,
sTEAMBoATs.
California Myers. from Mobile.i
Aleck Scott, Fithian from Cairo
Alice w iilaize, 14ourler, from Washington,
PASSPORT, HARRISON from Tennessee river.
tlty hnoXvlle, Ierrebourn, from Lockport.
Amanda, FISHER, from Shreveport.
Pete Whetstone from Memphis.
4 Powell, Estis, from Vicksburg.
Il T. Clark, Brown, from LRfonrClIe
Towboat i Day Heaan from the Passes-owed down and
10 sea 7ih inst, ships SuanH schooner Geo Henry
brought up ships Marcia Day, Martin Luther and schr
Ann Saer.
Towboat II Ivy Whaemau the Passes-toved down
and TO sea Sth inst, bark ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN shin
CreolS and bark Brilliant.
Towhoat Persian, Burgess from Passes-yent down rh
brought up schooners kEudSon, Chipola and Jos II
Toone. $3.50 -