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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

Grand Total. Ss,Gl, Isl StS2 $soS'o%- ''V
II will be seen that the First Division has 3o per cent
Of the postal revenue while the postal expenses are
only 81 Der cent Of tie entire nation. AS there was
not room in the width Of single column 10 give tue
population will mention that the population OF me
North East Division in 1885, is only 80 per cent OF Tue
whole country, of the Middle Division-Dstnct Tol
umbia to Missouri 43per cent, ard OF the SCUM est
Division 81 or 20 per cent. The Grand Iclm a. .le
ED Of the Middle Division shows the foOtlng 0. Tue
fret two Divisions. All Of the States as Jar SCUM as
Virginia and Tennessee inclusive, snd as Tar "esl as
Missouri pay 50 per cent Of the Postal Revenue WIZ re
SO per cent Of the letters, and yet they nave put
per cent Of the postal expenses, while the resi- % e
naiion-the Southwest Division-pays put Ii per
cent of the postal revenue and has 20 per cent Vi 'ne
postal expenses. a..
Now let us look at the relative position OF each state
and section es exhibited in columns ara .. FOR
acb 10 eco letters mailed in the State OF maine, mere
is sn xpense Of carving the postal business WITHIN
the State of $40: in Rhode leland TOT eacu iVVoo e'
tiers an expense Of $780, and 10 our entire New-Eh
gland divisior-souh 10 New-Jefsey ana fennsyiva-
nia-sn average Of 800 to each iV,voo ietters' we
must not think from this that eech ieier coss cents
For in this calculation the entire expense Vi our uah
service il tbIown on the letters; Ia other words for
e,h 10 GOO tters OF all sizes. that are mailed, there
!; nos,,l eyrcnse of 800 throughout this section
IT, MS ,ccappt ia made Of printed matter, OF let
,Lst are double or ouadrupe size, or Tor the post
,gs dive by Coyerr melt for ranked matter. 10 the
t',ing I'm Il win be seen that column gives total
nf rosoi exnenses for the year OF SS,9.l ,l32 and
coIr,,n ,Le revepue-after Government has paid It's
sIs,e Tor fiapked matter-s9, OS, 62. 1t may be
r-srtored that there are other items OF expense
70, large that are NOT put down under TIE head oil the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

enemy. Mr.. Parker was listened to with much atten-
ton and loudly cbeered.
The Hon. Benjamin h. Butler, Erastus Brooks ana
other gentlemen were next introduced and briefly ao-
dressed the assemblage.
The exercises were closed with benedicton, waeu
the audience retired.
The monument designed to be erected to the lu'tr.
GUS Wayne, will be formed Of single shaft of granite
in obelisk form, sumounted by statue Of General
Wayne.
The weather was pIopiious ard nothing occurred to
mar the festivities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

AyoIHER SUDDEN DEATH AT BALLsToE SPA.-
Mr. Eli Banum, well known ard highly Respectable
citizen of Balston Spa arose in his usual health on
Monday morning last. After breakfast he called a.
was bis custom, upon relative to read the
morning paper. He had scarcely taken his sest and
before opening the paper, he quietly and calmly
Welded himself to the King Of Terrors. He leaves
large circle Of friends and neghbors to mourn his loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

FROM PARA.-By the arrival Of the brig Adslphi.
Capt Brown, we have received advices from fs's :"
lime d. The Province remains In the most pro-
found tranquility, and in comparatively he~'II
state as regards residents, but new corners '''sy
escape an attack Of yellow fever, when o''en
fatal.
The new Tariff goes into operation y" Tue ''' Wy
Of July. ~ ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

Btr ny A PILoT-SsAKE-FATAL REsULr.-A lew
days ago Walter RocAsfellow, wealthy farmer re-
siding Scotchtowp. in apge County was bitten
on the arm by plot,naAe, while working in ded
IIis arm soon became much swollen, and his blood
tained with the uoson. At the last sccounts he vas
lying in hopeless condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

For EuRopr.-The British screw-steamer Lebanon
left Yesterday for Liverpool with ID passengers and
siCO COO in specie. The Belgian steamer Consthaaon
also left for Antwerp. with 81 cabin passengers sad
"a in the steersge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

Messrs. Tilden & Nephew offer reward OF si'v"
for the capture and conviction Of the inceaoas
fred their varpish sheds. .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25

that the decrease in the month of August is
only half million dollars; while the Banks hold Boston,
equivalent specie fund of three millions twenty
per their circulation They hold also in short loans
mine millions of doarsher cash liabilities for cir
culaion and deposits being under twenty millions.
They may pirate and boast much they please
about New England banking the above figures show that the
Specie with the Banks of Massachusetts, did average for
months for the circulation much from and
half for each dollar in circulation If the Banks Of New
Orleans allowed to in this ratio might have
record fine prices for estate and possibly have the pv
lege boasng of the great and rapid increase of property and
unheard prosperity result in phantom We begin think
the entire North bankrupso deeply involved that Congress
may another general bankrupt enable
debtors qudae This movement is now broached in North
papers. We hope will be partial in its operations
only States north of Mason and Dixons line. We
think ii will be wanted in the Southern States.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
CorToN AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND AOLASSES.. The sales of Sugar included
II hhds by party l2@2c Z In Moasses nothing
Of any moment done.
FLOUR. Prices were still higher for Supene with sales
900 including o early in the day at 81 755
Unbranded superne and Fancy and subse
Quently 900 Louis lots Sc y bb showing
advance of 40(d50c during the day.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn confined to about 500
sacks Mixed at 65c White at 75c u bushel OF
Ordinary sold I5c 6 Good Red al S.
81 White 81 Il buslel. sales of Oats comprised
GOO sacks St. Louis and 600 at about the
OF Bran $50 disposed of at Oc and smaller
| lots at 73@75c = 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS The sales of Pork confined to retail
SIS Dbl Bacon selling in small lots at
l4c Shoulders and 51sc y b for Prime Ribbed OF
Lard 800 kegs sold at l73sc d b,
HAY..A lot of Western disposed of at S27 90 but
| holders generally asked S2s@ss0 U tun.
INDIA BAGGING. The retail rates l4i3ac but
we understood that lots to be had recently
l21sc q yard, cash.
COFFEE The confined to so bags at l0Sc and
50 at lie u ID.
WHISKY We noticed sales Of 100 bbs Extra Rectifed al
2lc "a gallon Raw the price. The market
fer and at the holders asking 22c q gallon.
FREIGHTs. ship taken for Liverpool at I'D for
Cotton at which vessels the berth still filling
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
DURAL RESIDENCES - "a
II MANUFACTURING SITES ls .f..
RARE OPPORTUNITYii II q


FOR sALE-lse S9TAKEs op pK AsoEP sao LOTS IN
This property is situated line the N o. jackson
ing part Ridge higher place
any artificial means
TO airy healthy and agreeable as rn
sections q higher grounds hsvs been
yate residences with space and under uniform regu
Schools churche colleges and public squares Here and
wealth may combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
sections St for This To-
than any other in State It has front the
M % aR LAKE aoa es
miles distant 1t is the only place where the o. Jackson
ss
districts For the Of msnuactees Of all de
3 ne
osfed oss n'h nssosu our n0ef' De
be ss fs
]
s s @ i'm re t. II:
requisite thus making the connection n with Canal street
small i've cash balance 1--WE credit
with %hs a paisas,s M ABBY MINOR at the
T. vosE lls aeazns street. : sss sSs6 j
N9TloE 70 RS AND AND BUILDERS m
ssss ss .Sss NJ
ana sa per I9r aressed IN lois 70 suit purehasers
auls sm STAR PLANNING Mills. New Basin.
UNIVERSITY OF IOUISI SIaNA-MEDTCAT.D NE
% sss Ss .SsSs 10TH
IoNES N H. Proessnr nf prac,;ca oe Nsdic,ns
i I R5BPELl RTH TdN p Z Professor Of osemsry
GUsTAVus 4 MOTT. M. g. Professor Of Matera Medica.
J6SIAH = NnTT NJ n Prnfsssnr nf W natnnS n'uA'"-
or, thqlSgy hh9gyys y,.nr " y n.-....,....-,s
The for Dissecng will be the second Monday
in October.
Charity Hospital.
The Students the Professors in their visits and
Preliminary to the Course Lectures will be delivered daily in
Clinical Medicine and Surgery and other subjects
cbnrge to Students. THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually
April Students the
Institution. aul2 3p;f
J. Il. MATTHEW'S 4 J;11.-C1R.
Rn;1S;pe and Pena;rin, reryis yas n. s ~ tul
AXIEs suitable for Cane Carts and rays With ncb Pn:
M ~ - W. @ H ., -ew 0leHne. eall y
nENTAI. NOTICE-DR. GEO. w. SMITH DEN
iii oics and res1eucs nonsr ~ y, raoai, % anJ Ia
isseoe s.reees 4ee .,evn s..ee.l -- ealO tnlo
q TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
@ scriber pf the black Woman LOUISA ased about forty
wears feet inches high stoops some and generally
smiles when spoken to; is very plausible Being
and ironer she will attempt get employment pur
house on the 26tE july. JAS F. FRERET
- -- w - ---
I ANDING EX SHIP BARNEY; FROM BoRDEAuA-
IL 5 bales pairs half gray Blankets, z. Graner S Co
x = pairs pairs han half Erhfu EwIite
For sae hv GRATIAA COMMAGERE L CO.,
!vs7 20 Customhouse street.
S.-----------.--,-.,-,.,. .,,,,1,1,, s1y VIZ WIN
~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
RECEIPTS OF PRopuGE.

FISHERS LANDING-steamer Cspitol-le bales cotton to
Oakley Hawkin-ls bales cotton L.iandes cotton
bales cotton John %s.t aeois
rss 94ss ss1seg En %
bales cotton Wright ALIEN Seo-Io Ward Saunders
bales
STAMPS LANDIoG-seamer Bella Donua-l4l bales cot
ksly 1soalG sass cotton Jackson bales GOT
bales cotton TO psys Jenkins Sc0s Do
10 bales Ses@an, Putnam aeos hssls
ssa
aI sas bales
Green crgmp.s Wslker Stuart Hq.chnson1s d Das
seed Fisk 5dl hides i bales Is hides
Burnside Seosi a. Vance 4e1 hides DASH.
POINT-ALA-HACHE-Sch Ceres-sundries to order
CAROLINA LANDING-steamer W McRae-25U bales
Pinckard &co-25 bales cotton Est!in eco
IS Watt 1cosl bales
Sc ss sss s.ns
George Connolly5l Camnaek squirss west5o Co. 4
Philips s
Fredlunder Gerson-S Coleman, Putnam &co-S
Freson &co-S do Buchannon Carroll
&co-sundes order-Total 1906 bales
ST LOUIS-Seamer /. McGill-2OO bbls fonr to James
Connolly &co3S6 do lard 5S bbls -four Price, Converse
eggs DeBondo-5O do apples John o. Bfien00 bags
Ogesby Mscauay-3OO bbls pork Keep Bard &co-5
bbs flour Wright &co-500 bbls Hour 25 do pork
rope Kenne Dix Sco sou bbls -four BARLEY, johnson &co
II eggs CSchneider2trunks Mitchell &colot cabbage
Simms6 bales cotton to Robson Aleni3 bales
Felson Stevenson &co34 bales cotton Cuddy Brown &co
| 81 bales cotton,
Mctladden435 bbls -four Horre Gayle 6co7 do apples
Thompson co5J9 lard 232 bbls lard 5O
Keep Bard Sco-39 bales twiDe Oglesby Macauay5O hb
apples PgniOo Machca &co60 sacks branS Kennedy
-lU0 boxes cheese Harvey &co5O sacks John Duffy
kco-l pkg music Gabci2O bbls beer Lnbger-iS bSs
me Wright &co tcs lard So bagging 1873 coils
Hitchcock Latting25 bbs oil Molony Brol0 pkgs mdse
Cox &co-l95 bhs potatoes Donney, Bezna &co35 do
TorautolO bbls dried beef John ien bales cotton
Esin bales Hewitt Norton &co-25
Martini Owen Cobb36 bales cotton Pitcher Goodrich eco
40 bales Ward Saunders HuntlS bales cotton Frell
Stevenson &coS bales cotton Wright Allen &cosundre
| to order-Total lSi bales cotton
| POETCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
NOBILE-Steamer California; bales Farley, Ju
&co4 do jeans Seaman, Peck &col mdse Hugely
Blair &co- pkgs mdse bbs bsdon Geddes--sunde
| TO order.
| NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Iob Charpentier-SS hides Bethel Harell do Wu
Ar1nstroug-35 do Bunchet Chapde23 do Larousseau
II bales Troscar Hayde sacks beans so SKIS onion
| A Costa,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
REMOVALS.

e,. DECENTRALIZATION RADD1N. =
X8Y Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AND GAPS 4
Have removed their Stores from No. n Magazine st.
to the large and eounodious Stores Nos Magazine and II
Common street. Ii - ,sss5 5-5zl- 5-'-sf'
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public generally that they have their 6tore
above where they will keep constantly hand large
well selected stock Of BOOTS SHOES HATS and CAPS
every variety and quality.
They receiving In their Steamship
Black Warrior and ahips Susan Kinks and Fannie Eaer
ffy thousand dollars worth Of FRESH sEAsoNABLE
country merchants and dealers generally The nducemen
they offer buyers be other establish
ment in the city, Please call and examine stock
selz-R VI, n Maeazir . and II Common street
DEMOVAL-TAYLoK L RADDIN, WHOLESALE
IL Dealers in Boots Shses Hats and Caps have
from No. Al Magazine and
Nos. 2I Magazine and Al Common streets. sell I'm
D QEMOVED- THE OFFICES OF THE NEW OR
IL leans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad COMPANY
have been from No. 45 Carondelet
Depot Buildings on Cainpe street. aus
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
1 UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA-COLLEGE, GRAN
~ MAR SCHOOL AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.

I University LOUISIANA-COLLEGE,G GRAN
- MAR SCHOOL AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
The Classes in the Grammar School and Commercial ns
tute now in full operation.
The reopening the Collegiate Course will take place
lst October proximo. 5.aa.-,
The Board of Administrators have Profs. G. W
SEARS and LOUIS DUFAU with the general Of
these three departments and the institution rests
manent basis. sl
The valuable services of the following been
secured RI az, r
". G. DUNCAN and j. McKEowN, for the English
branches. --
WIN. BATTER, for Natural Sciences. g..
G. GESSNER and J. ENTII, for the Ancient Modern
Languages. rs. 5,.Lf
The Mathematical department remain under the special
superintendent Of Prof. SEARS.
For further particulars apply directly Baronne and
Common streets, to
au3l i'm ..- LOUIS DUFAU
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
@ 4 TILE NJ a Z K E T

CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. "a.
Arrived to-day 224 Texas and Aakapas Beef and Veal Cat
tie The market is still of Western Beeves Hogs
but fair supply of other stock offers
PRICES:
BEEF CATrLE-Western Fine and Choice ID
!. Rough and Fair ir..............-G1-
Atakspas, Texas, etc., Gnferior). .S9GlSlf
- Ordinary and Fair. .S209S-
az Inferior and Ordinary. .S26eS4 7C
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky (per head) .S303s
Ordinary. .SOa60
Ch0ce .sf0tdllu
CALVES YEARLINGs .SGtlI0 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
CONSIGNEES,


NEW YORK-Ship Owego-J Angel Anderson eco
Barley johnson &eo-J BrasselmanP Bruatour-Ben-
.hysen Lewis &co-J Bockns-Booth SEQ A Barrere Il
Bro-J Burrows-J Boulanger-G Bailey-P Brinon &co
u Roch &co-Byrne, Vance &eo-Buckner, Stanton New
Buddecke Sco-Buchannon, Carroll &co-George Connolly
r Dhiiton-Campbel Strong-C Carver-Cutter Harri-
&co-Chapman d Brown-Cuddy, Brown &co-J G Crom
wel-M Cooper &coCouverse kennett 6coCooper Eei-
ber-Cabanss u Ragan-Coeman, Putnam &co-Cosgrove Il
Boye-J Douglery &co-J Derbes Sco-Dyas &co-Dudley
& Nelson-V Dnvd-Duclcs &co-Ealon L. Henderson-P r
Fell &co-Fedlander Gerson-Fet Stetson-J Gauche-
Feson &co-M Greenwood sco-Goldsmit Haber
Sco-S + Gruman--S Genser-P A Giraud &co-Green K
Crump-Grsnt Lewis &co-C Gaines 6co-E Hart &eo--
7 Hardie &co- A Harris-Henderson Terry &co-Hali.
Kemp Hopkins Sco-Henderson Il Peale "A John
&co-Horre Gayle &co-Harris 4 Lev-F Janfrod-T II
Jnstus-kennett Dix &co-S Kennedy ScoL kaiser-koe-
ing II Zernsoher-S Kennedy &co-H X Carter Sco-Sam
Locke-Lauve McCall-Lusk &co-R Laughlin-D G Low
ber &cooyd FriersonMagee kn-ass-Lane, May field
co--Miles Adams &co- McLemore Rayburn &co--E Mar
queze &co-R McGregor &co-Macou freres-G G Mongin-
Martin, Owen & Cobb Nelson &co-C " Newton &co-
Oakley + Hawkns-ogiesby MsC.uley-H Parsons &eo-
Pedresuville Brohers-Paon 4 Smith, G Kandolph-A
Robb &co-Roberson &coRobertson McDougal-S Rnnkel
Richards, Socomb &co--H Reynolds &co-Rellieux 4
Rigzio1,IF u Randa-J Kicks &eo-S'saEns Marvin-G
Sizer-W II Slack &co-Smith y Bro-r b Smith, Sern-D
Sebrcht-S Shelle,noM ScoeleThornhill &co-C fancy
-Thee Seller &co-Titus Groves &co-W Fasser-G Vim
ton-Robinson verlander-Johu Williams &co-F Winbun
6co-Wright Allen Sco-J Woodruff &co-John Watt eco
Ward Saunders Hunt-E Stevens Sco-G Frank &co-and
orde
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
1TNIVERsITY OF LOUISIANA LAW DE-

nR, WILSON. OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
u hoouew Hospitals, and SIX years with Rieord of Paris
opened his office No. II Dauphne for general
practice especially for the of all
Generave Organs in both without the Of mercury
Office hours for consultations in French and English Il A.
NJ, snd Ito6 P. III. MS Sptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25

Steamship Texas Forbes from Vera Cruz Harris Morgan
&co-Quarantine Station.
Ship Adelaide Bell Fagg, from Liverpool July 2sth to
ter-lst dist H.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25

WOOD & PEROT, ORNAMENTAL IRON
a WORKS. Philadelphia Pa, prepared to fur
nish at the shortest notice and at the lowest prices all
orders for Iron RaiRgs for cemeteries public squares
buildings Iron stairs Fountains Chai Set
Tree Boxes Garden Vases Animals Stauay
rative Iron Work generally. # p 9
Being the of The coal districts
necessary materials had prices being
the Oldest most experienced and lArgss house in this
prices than competitor respectfully purchasers
examine designs which in the
pared TO give all and who Is authorized
by sell all work delivered board Of vessel Phlade
'-' - . WOOD PERor.
c. A. MILTENBERGER, No. 1ol Gravier street respect
fully invites the attention of architects builders and the public
at la ge the above card. IL 81
Of Designs all Of Ornamental Castings
be any time his office, embracing greater
ETY. perfection of finish than that Of any other
United States Those contemplating the purchase any kind
of Ornamental Iron Work would do well call examine
before making their engagements elsewhere. s.
C. A. MILTENBERGER,
au29 I'm 10l Gravier ST.. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
WANTED,
FOR SALE.

On JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
S Virginia NEGROES consisting of Plantation hands,
a. Blacksmhs, House Carpenters, Cooks Washers and
1roners seanstresses and House Servants The
signed will be receiving fresh supplies during
he offers for bale for cash approved paper HAGANS
Old Stand, of Espanade Streets New Or
leans.
se2l smd&Ws JOHN b. SMITH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
- SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
MAIN Depot 80 Camp stree-Brsnch. Sc Chartres ST.
L. GABICI, Proprietor.

The stock of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD's and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
STEINWAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N B-These celebrated Pianos considered, all the
Mess S. Sons have received various public
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of the North not than SIX PRE-
MUM COLO MEDALS, for the superiority their Pianos
Also, large assortment Of
B. O. FlsCHERS PIANOS, of all sizes moderate prices
TO suit the convenience and of all classes Of
MAsoN's and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELoDEoNs,
Harps Guitars. Vion Accordeons Banos, Flutes Brass
Instruments of all kinds and Musical of every
description.
NorEAny order for Music Pianos anything
relating to music be lea either store if addressed by
mail will be promptly attended to.
nB-TERMS LIBERAL.
my ly l.. GABICI.
- LADIES-Founded in 1888 by Madame Leris and con.
Quoted since 1910 by Madame Desbrayaux Burgundy
tween Custonhouse and Bienvle streets, New Orleans.
The Summer Session Of this establishment Pass Christian
begins the LIST June The buildings there large enough
% accommodate FIFTY boades indefinite number Of
and good wharf The institution provides thorough and sub
ana instruction stage and department OF education
and offers facilities for the requirement Of the French
guage Singing and Solege taught by Mr. Prevost the well
Provost will reside Pass during the and will
time his lessons singing and soeg in the He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place month during winter
In every fortnight during the summer the Pass
The city school the whole for boarders and
day # my26 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
SPOKEN.

s By Capt Fagg. Of the ship Adelaide Bell, the 14th
inst South side of Cuba schooner Gardner Of Harwick
from New YORK; bound to jamaica. On the 10th inst, South
Wesh Pass bearing South East distance 40 miles, British sohr
Mars hence for Belize, Honduras. ~ ~ i5,t< .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
EXPORTS.

TAMPICO-Schr Red Fox-4O0 bbs -four, bbs vinegar S
do plaster 80 do potatoes do onions lard appes
has Is butter 10 cheese pkgx yercea ~
kegs nails crates Is bales tobacco lumber,
and sundries -siiFj1 7F sa5' sl'7557f
PENsACOIA-Schr Phoenix-I6 bbls -four l lard 100
sacks 6 do Be do BRAN IL bales ~ soap
do candles, l4,00O feet oak timber.
HUNTS MILLSschr West Floda300 sacks corn, 100
OATS 10 do coffee &c bbs -four 40 bbls whisky 10 do
do groceries, casks bacon IS boxes tobacco 8pkgs dse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25

. TOBY's EXPRESS, FOR eALIFoR
NEtEkEt MA AND EUROPE.
s.shsz3e We prepared to receive and forward
PARCELS, PACKAGES, JEWELRY, DRAFTS and Freight
Of description, to California, through the agency
WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
We will receive and forward to part Of EUROPE pack
ages and freight of any kind by every steamer
Parties shipping will have cir freight ready the day pev
Gus to the sailing of the steamers.
s. TOBY, Jr., 4 BRO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
4ebiem IF tbe stlarksts.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
FRIDAY MORNING

FRIDAY MORNING, Sept. . 1851
COTTON. The market poorly supplied yesterday,
the sales reached barely 200 bales in many small lots
outside rates. We qsote as before:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25

BKLow-C0MING GnUP. se tbaa.A @
Ship Marcia GreenIeaf Meryman from Liverpool July 18th
toJP Whitney eco. i. ..s . Il -- .yyrrs -.Et ~
Ship Wuremburg, Mcclellan Hayre 2lst July, Baxter
Lowell &co. 'f+'' -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
Sbipping yntsIligsnes.

FRIDAY, September 25, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Pooley. Nicol &co
Schr Red Fox Cole, for Tampco, Goldenbow Lesparre
Schr Phoenix, Brown, for Pensacola, q Metcalf &co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-25
A NEW DISCOVERY-THE GREATEST AND
"A = MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA PARILLA LOZE E ~ G EsS, !,
Simple and Compound.

~
Superior all Essences syrups Extracts named and
to ali speciaities heretofore known.
for long time thoroughly Investigated the idea Of
general therapeutic agent susceptible OF being applied to all
diseases the development orb principle which proceeds
from internal either in the blood any Of the
organs.
careful and uninterrupted analysis of the animal vegeta
Bile and mineral kingdoms had induced the hope could
bring about such result and thanks my interchangeable
vegetables the necessary means for
grand dea which based oagnous principle Of Sar
spara partly known the public Such is the discovery
which have the honor this day of advertising The form of
ozenge has been given it. because its pecluded the
possibility of doing otherwise; and have divided it sim
pie and in order thai they might be given
TO children well as adults
My first experiments made privately, and remained un
known until wonderful results had satisfied that had
and that charge quackery could not be brought
The of physicians of the public is called
Lozenges in order that witness the adn
rable results Of the same e4.
r. GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified TO by upwards Of thousand persons.
The stomach eleansed blood purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious organ and mud
SPECIAL EFFECT
/. Prompt radical of all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these Lozges have never had the
cholera nor the yellow fever:
bilious Diseases completely cured
| few days after the remedy is resorted to.
other internal an external disappear entirely pro-
vided the Lozenge. are resorted to-
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
'-'s' ~ GENERAL DEPOT AT N HEREU's,
| corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
j. wRiGHr CO..
| -' u and Isl Chartres st.
/ GUrLLoT, Royal street.
! II. BONNABEL,
! corner of Matches and Tchonptoulas SITS.
& 5AMES y wskGkaSfhEs, sEHk. III G1ssi st.
| l02 Camp street. corner oil Poyafas street.
GRATIS the above Drug Store