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"(ireen rind, rcd iheBt,
Full of juice, and so sweet.

x.o,oss sr.Tgscrp TO BE hung, ASD F1vM
m ru,y,ropTATioS BEYOND THE LIMITS VI IN ,,a
Sr,rr,-Abuut o'clock Wednesday a'ls'"o u.
r,sl of m. six negro men, Ben, To!n Georgs, r,
Edmund and Robert. slaves oi Mr.. , 'fm
harvd with as-auitDg with intent 10 KILL tnsN I've
sser Sir. John II. Dodd gu the 9Th OF July ,aaa
hrurbl TO close before the County Court oi
srt.r uccupyipp six days. and all Tue pr'su''o'
found gully The Dispatch .tates thai MN I"U
Johnson Esq Judge VIM W. Crump al" Ism.
Unsk,p w.r. assigned as the council OF the Pi's.,n
r, and th.sa gentlemen never labnred ha'uo' ]" VIC
f.nc. ofclieus The examination Of the witnesses ooou
Md f,r oays aud or Tuesday Inst the arsu'el. 700
rpenei BY John Is. Young, Esq., for Tue Uonrn sJ.
wealth. lie was followed 10 an able anu e'o'iud h
,,r.s, by Mr. johnson, and the day was co'eI ia,
iudcs frnmp in ons of his most powerful ana ee,'.ns
snn.as, in which he handled the evioepye' an"
I'D the law 10 it with master hand. W eunesJ
r"n, Hon John s. Caskie closed for Inc ps'sonei''
in nm eloquent address OF TIRES hours uul Is
inc IN. case and using bis best rSs'''oua w
tbs prisoners John Is. Young, EI, .oen e;o,eu to
I'd by lhs counsel ON the o'i'et su'' "'N
the law US applicable to tue case. ,,,;,,sd ~ ,bs
ahont & o'clock the cause was suohi'l'eo w 'o
court for decision, Messts. Lanes. oaAsIi I'M
,tt, DicksEs and Sheppard being on lne osueti 49,
after retiring and consulting, returned an
verdict that they found the prisoners sy s;,h -,
r. ~ we're then seutenced TO be huiE on lpe -", VI
San,.mb,r next, and George, Robert, Moore anu Eu
mind becauss of their youth Were sentenceu "
,nrraf;on b.yond the limit, Of the United States.
Whsn Ran and Tom were ordered to STAND up anu
r.c,;y. ther senrpnce. they both saiu hat hey nov
nor intended 10 kill Nj Dodd. aud had cot tso 10 ~
az They received the sentence with stole lnde,ence
neither o. them exhibiting the shSn'e'' e'o0''D -
ing that they were Ia DC huns. ,.,,,,4
Tne Cour, then fixed Iha value nt me cohurnneo
,i,yss as follows: Ben $3.50 Tom to2iGeHTge si-Vc
Moors 1920; Edmund Sl2OI; and Robert Sl.uo'
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.Nn TsE ADMINISTRATION.

VIRGINIA AND THE ADAiNIslhAi ioN a.,
,-..;,h standing all the Efforts made IN otnef
ssrss in the South 10 create oppoS.,oI 10
n nassn rs Administration. the Old Dominion still
n IN and mistaken. There ara historical
-;es that cling around that old State, that Will
Gwa forever in the heart OF every true American.-
co;ncid.p,s are quadrup!ed III The history OF that
State which mark hole periods in the rIse progress
90 nen;n, OF American Liberty. Tho frat settle
ment of civilized people upon the Continent OF North
America, was mads at jamestown Virginia. II Is
there we find the birthplace and the grave OF the
Washington. 1t was there that the Demo-
cratic party was 6rst iusuguraed into organic form
hv Thomas Jefferson. 1t was that old Mother Stsis
hat virtually donated by cession all the territory
northwest of the Ohio River to the Repuohc OF the
limited States. Il President Monroe ct Virginia
that frs. declared the principle OF non intervention
hv European Governments with the affairs OF this
1t was there the hrst movement was made
for the Independence Of Texas. II was there that
the proscriptive Know Nothing party was hrst over
thrown and routed by Henry A. Wise. And last
though not least, Virginia, throughout the oalloting
f,r prs,idept tina, would kill sectoualsm in s bud
yave clear unit for james Buchanan OF Pernsylva'
What We have said ia but an outline OF roughly
sks,cbed portrsture OF what that old Banner Slate may
boast. Why should not Virginia support the Admin
istration She could not consistently do otherwise
She has the President OF her CHOICE aud representa-
tive in his Cabinet Of her own selection one ID wnom
she has every confidence. Governor Floyd OF Fr.
GINA. the Secretary OF ar, IS man ut 10
the Democracy of Virginia in the Cabinet Ut james
buchanan lie is no common mau-he is not pot-
cal trimmer, nor is he blusterer. He aman form
ed in that larger mould which indicates The statesman:
Hence should Virginia be emnenty satisfied 10 stano
by tne ADMINISTRATION through evil aud through good
report, abiding by the wisdom OF its policy aud the
patriotism Of its motives. Neve. since the Admn's-
ration Of Washington has President besn surround
ed with more conserv stive SOLID aud reliable Cabi'
net Council than tbs present Que.
1t is one of decision and determination, yet so con-
stituted as to be eminenty calculated to harmonise
the various elements Of which the party 10 composed
Proofs of this assertion have accumulated 30 rapidly
that all pposi,ion whether from the North or South
East or West, will DO broken down by the unerriug
iudgm. nt of the great masses OF the people. We are
proud of the Administration because It really repre-
SCENTS the old fashioned, Old Line Democracy OF the
Uuion, ut which no man ever aimed blow but It re-
bounded 10 his injury and because it is The only
living organization that ia able to keep march win
the genius Of our Republican nationality; "nd we are
proud of Virginia because she supports such mn Ai'
,,,;,; ,trsti,,u - Srir York NPHS.
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NEW fILL DRY GOODS.
STRIBI.iNt: SPRINGS.


TlfIIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in AnsUs'n county V
u Is miles from t.urtUD, nud II miles IRON Iiar,l
burg, will be- under ;sc management OF Mr.: Ihikh
WOODWARD, Formerly u; ihcksCnrirtr, aud fo' inc IS
three seasons Il; The Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces oinva!ii' 10.
pleasure seeking pubic, that by erecting c:at more
DC cottages and by tine general improvement o! ias
misses since Lar; after fhr lv:h u! june %
bc prepared with entirely rcvv furniture, aud rGae
number Of Attendants 10 Offer visitors the moo: p'es
accommodations in the Virsinn mountains.
The waters OF this plscc are unsurpst"d: IN ''r'
visitor Mt these rprir:S I'm. the advantage Of NJ
various belonging the entire mineral Tce'o'
Virginia.
This sulphur Water lie excel!ei by uorc cxccrsitt
GrccnbrGr
The Alum Springs, inferior 20 none, as tested ti
as, I'VE years with the Chaybenrc md Free Stone '
tars. a u; hand IN abuEdan -. reader tais pacc ioi
y, the Nuerul Springs OF Virsinh
Fer pleasure serk-rs there will be Music ~ Hcod"-
and toe sinuscpcus and sports Afforded 10y moua'L'-
rurts
inexperienced phvsicinn vii. rcs;Ic At the spr;n.
TEnMs:-SI0pcr week; : % :or n month oi four w."
and reduction made an "n.irr Season; Tor lcss '"'
week 81 ~ per day wall be CHARGED.
S,annton iniiy. for this p.ucc, n!"r the sfr'u! %
Ehs.cru cars.
4 liur o: stages j. cyrcc,cd to pass the sprsne'
route from: Harrisburg to Bath Alan SPRING
Nav 29-c:itnw3m CHkSfEY KINNEY. Fr"prc'r'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

VDICHARDSON'S Sherry Wine Bi;ter:, lioohand
AZ German Busr. Baker Prem ium Bitttrs JAG sop.
Exce!.ior Bitrrrs soess Ruters Dodckcra Tonic AID
.a, Iv 4 pODEkEk,
Apohec - and Druggist,
Az, e., N" 20 Main STREET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

The undersigned have forrnel co.2artnfr''P, ,,c
the hrrn Of ROBINSON & ROBERTS, for too Il
Of susactiug GEIEaAL PRooUcs fohM,,mT,
NESS. atthe stand formerly occupied Sy Col he
exsended to aud the
their friends and the public generally. ,,x.os
ROBERT X. RoHH"
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RICHMOND. Arsp.tl, s.

RICHMOND, ACGrsf !, ~
IN consequence Of bsd health have Determined 20
u cin'lnar the tomniissiou Business sud IKE W..
pnriuriry 70 return my sincere thanks 20 TIL num-
freurt Who tor tho last eight years I'VE - s:acS
literally patronizcd III. IT..
Mr.. II r. ROBERTSis. until further notice GUY
thorized, by power OF attorney, 10 wind up m1 jus
Those to whom am indebted will present. tnef c''u'
him Tor payment, and these indebted To me WI "
psymrr; ~ him. it is dc.irnbc To alIse my blsns
soon as possible. WILLIAM Bho"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

Rxs,eyEp.-John II. Richardson has resigned the
Office of Major in the fret Regiment Of Virginia
Volunteers. At meeting Of the Young Guard last
unanimously elected (prirots) member OF that
corps. 1t !. rumorsd ;ha, the Bs'taou will select
BIN ss Major
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

In retiring from the Comm. sion Business it arm5Is
pleasure ~ recommend my succ 's-r., N"ssrs "O s
soy ROBERTS. 10 my fricrcs AID customer. ~ In
public gent rally. gentlemen Of cXprrcac: 10 I1,a
and in every ~ay worthy of heir cunti"nce o. ~
iee being satisfied that al b-less entrusted 10 '''"
WIIL!ia II Brow
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vIypIc.rIso HlAsLLY.-A letter IRON CO... Gro
a nnhIishsd yindlcatine himself from the attacks
made upon him in his capacity ss Engineer OF the
Blus Ridge Tunnel. He seems TO be much annoyed
a. these attacks, ard declares them ell uufouoded or
uniuat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

ARREST OF A Niger WoRsHIPPkR.-The Brenls
willie Journal snys that: on Wednesday. resident OF
that county prince William,l named Crawford, was
committed to Jail by Justice Kaukey. charged with
declaring that he WINS aboli;ionst, that be be
Keyed negro as good as be was ii he behaved him
self aud maintaining, by speaking, that persons have
no. the right Of property IN slaves unier .ne Jaw.
red in ,his county, aud ouiy The third in the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

4 elise SHAVE

New ORLEANe, Aug. The deaths in this city
during the last week were ~. There is NO yellow
fever in or about the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

WxsHIyoros. August l9.-The President short
time ago received Il letter FROM Professor Siliinan
and others Including several Doctors Of Divinity Of
New Haven, objsctng to the employment ny bun ot
the United States military forces to execute tue so
called laws of Kansas, aud assuring him that they
cease not 10 prey that he may have his proper course
of duty pointed out to him, or something 10 'hat e.
feet 70 this letter the President has just replied briefly
bu, pontedly, denying their premises aud qaes
touing their knowledge Of thcs, lave. Aud after
ACKNOWLEDGING their validity, he calmly assures them
that by the help of Cad he will enforce them, III &C.
cordance with his oath of office.
The principal officers ordered TO the steamer Merrl
mac, TO take The place of the flag ship OF the Pac'hc
squadron, are Commander Wainwright, Lieu,enents
Crossen Arnold, Sharpe aud Breesei Surgeon OF the
fleet, Edwards; passed Assistant Surgeon, Sbrver
Assistant Surgeon, Bloodgoodi Purser: belknap
Chief Engineer, Long; and passed Mid-hiPnan'
Ramsey, who has been ordered to join THE ship ar
her master.
a special Cabinet meeting was held to day, when
appointme,s 10 several of the Audiorshps and Comp
troIlersbips and that of Commissioner OF Patents
ware considered. Gentlemen have been designated
for these posts, but their names have not yet traus-
pired. r
California Receiver of Public Moneys, ct Marysvle,
ip that State, vice Mr.. Rust, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

Nxv pAyER.-We learn from the Lynchburg
co,,riar thai A. Waddill Ed, in conjunction with
Mr.. Wright proposes the publication OF a senl'week'
Hr. Waddill is one of the best practical printers IN
the S,s.e, aud Mr.. Wright is sposen OF az gentle
man of fine talents and well qualil'd To carry out
successfully the new enterprise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
.,,rv,RIE MILITARY INSTITUTE.

Among the many excellent schools advertised III
the columns of the Enquirer, the "Abem'r's Militia,
~ y' institute may be mentioned as one eunently
entitled to pubic consideration Professor j. D.
strange the accomplished principal, is gentleman
- ,,orou N educstion extraordinary natural ability
md considerable experience as u teacher. FoE d
.,,,h.r Of vears he conducted the Military Academy
:. Nn,to,k where his students were distinguished
for morals und decorum, as wei Us scholarship
and acquaintance with Military tactics. ii's sen0o
near Charlottesville, lie, we believe largely attended
And, hence, we infer that his popularity as pre-,
cantor 10 Norfolk, has followed him in his rerno'a
:, albernarle. 10 thus alludns to Mr. Strange we
moan 20 make no invidious distinction ou. having
ln,wo hin, in Norfolk, We take pleasure IN CON-
r,nnd;ne him AZ an sstnabls gentleman ED excellent
instruc:o- of youth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

JUVENILE THIEF ARREsrED.-On Tuesday eve
ming ThoS. Beazley,a lad OF some thirteen or lour,
petty offences in til. roguery line, About o'clock,
a Younger brother, Cornelius BsazIey, who had been
guilty Of similar o1nces aud for whose arrest the
police were on the uert applied TO the Captain ct
Police for admission into the jail. Being asked why
he preferred such quarters to the more agreeable
comforts of q home, he replied by making himself
known and stating that hs undels ,uod theirs was
reward of slUO for his arrest, Which hs would like
TO huy. himself. lIs WAS put III" Immediately
Strange f.ncy-awIul hard that young heart.-lfr'
Ter sburo ErDrtSS
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cry AND STATE NEWS.

"w,rrn MELoys."- is the cry %nict. o. I nI
SEASON. sau,es the eGr Of our citizens q, o loaded
ns aa W. d.c"us FRUIT and prices are no low a. 10
WIN .'.s ne,' hody to obtain supplies at small ea,
rnao7 The largest and very best melons when W.
havs p.rsken of hi, ,sss OI 'ns rs Vsa
ne, csIisn farmer and citizen, MIR. Washingo.
1Yuss a' who reeide. in Hanover county few e-
rom ih, city They were the real jackson A''
"tireen rind red meat,
ELL nj iucc and sweet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

WEsLEYAs FEMALE DESTITUTE, SrArHToS-lhe
Wesleyan Femsle Institute in Staunt"n. is under
charge of Rev. John Wilson, who Is known IN many
parts of the State as au accomplished instructor. He
is assisted by his lady, and competent Corps OF as
sistant Instructors.
Stnun,ou is in many respects, very desirable 10
cation for an Institution OF this kind. Its proximity
stmosubere render it very healthy. Occupying a
central position, it is readily accessible, by easy
travel from almost every point NortoN ArSn'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
SPW PAPER.

EEFrERsoNVILIE ADVOCATE, published a, Jetcr.
~ soovle farewell County. Nirg;ui cIrcuatls in the
adjoining States CT Kentucky AMI Tennessee aud eSten
ing 10 make their bu.ncss known will find il good ad
vetti. in. medium AL letters should be addressed -
su, nO-ay NJ l. COMAHE Pronrir'nr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

SNTINTED, by y.uns southern ccn' cru
w situation u. TclcEer Of toe common hH
Lraucacs. in u private family. Term, noir!at'.
br u. Testimonials rs 70 character Gai ability 40
TEACHER" Wa.hington. d. &. Al. .J--c.
N&1ASTED-BY G'aiuntc q! 10. Tirsir:n W.:
w Institute. situation ar n Turcl.r IN sono ca.
Academy Fri:a'a Family Satisfactory rr!rrsa
be furnished. Ai!r..s J. c. II Oraa.c c H. Va
AZ. t--cru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

Saw .yp GRIsr MILL DAsHEu AwAY.-The saw
and prst mill Of SIR. Peter Wiggingon, On Accoceek
Run, in Stafford. were both washed away by Il .nd
den rise of water, on Saturday evening last The
dam was swept OFF, and nearly every ves'ige Of the
mill effaced. The water aim st destroyed large
fnld of corn belonging TO John e. Moucure. Esq.
which would probably have made fifteen barrels TO
the acre, but from which sgls barrel will scarcely
now be obtained. A sudden and heavy fall OF RAIN
caused the freshet.-l Fredericksburg Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

FAST TENNESSEE AyD VIRGINIA kAlLRoAp.-The
Iynchburs Virgnian understands that bonds OF ih's
company the aEaonut OF Slooooo were SOLO IN tnat
posed of readily.
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Richmond. August |, la5..

RgFEaeseTs William H. Mscfarlsni, k'f. I'D,
OF The Farmers Bank; John C. Hob,on, k'q I,,.,
The Exchange Bank; M-ss.H ilsxsl! : Co. pnn,een
mas Jr. E.q; VIM. Greanos, E'q Mes'r parb,aonJ,
& Co; Messrs. Brumucl Royster'' h'"
Mass.s. Brurnmell s Roysters New ioth'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

GUAHO -! 200 tons best Peruvian: 100 tors bet A'N
can do Also general assortment Of GROCERIES. for rs
by HUGH w. FRY & CO
We will nlso conduct general COMMISSION Bus
NESS.
Aur,-, ct, H. W. +. j. cog,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

IOIiS j Fry having withdrawal from the coucs'
- OF HuGn W fRY s. sons. the business will br ~
timed from Thu date by the undersigned under thr NJ
of HUGH w. Fry g. co Those Indebted u, tue ~
irm are requested close their without delay
HUGH w. FRY,
WILLIAM II FRY
Angus; T. lss. HUGH w FRY. ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

~74NTED-Sy a graduate Of Wihs@ =: 'Sl ud'
" College, situation in some Academy C,RY
School Address 'on u.mp, 0, "
Aug 7-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

HNDGE HILL SCiIOOL.-Thc II ext session o! ~
~ School will commence the lst October md 20:
ON als July following There are two terms in t6e -
sion Charges Slio per tor every thing except %
Address ior Detailed catalogue,
SAML SCOOTER, NJ A.
cn,oiu, County Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

~ OTICE.Tbc partnership h. reto!oIc rAl.t!ne l.
~ tween FRAScIs Minor JoHN ". SHERRARD, ~ It
Land Agency business, u"dr the style II MINOR sHF'
IARD wa, Dissolved the slst Missy, by mutus! con'e
FnAScIs MIsoR. Attorney ut Law. st Louis. Mi.socr
will attend promptly all prss!o al and ianG bu'in"'
the p-ymfnt ~ nxrs collection OF rrns. ACCOUNT rs
kInr inv,..trncn,s Town Of nnnrv. 81 JGly 3s-cm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17
gsbistp of TIE NIarhsts far nast Saesh,

9AsaSF CRESCENT OFFICE No. 20 Camp streetS
aSsat Saturday Morning, January IL, 1851.
As the navigation Of the rivers still closed the re-
eepts of Western Produce light the supply of most
articles affords but limited scope for export operations We
have consequently only moderate business report in our
general inarke for the past week, with but few important
changes in Cotton has been during portion of
the week. and prices improved little in the early part but
delay the receipt Of European advioe since restricted
business In Tobacco fair amount of business has
at rather easier prices Sugar without any
important chhge Freghts have been quiet previous
rates,
On Tuesday morning published the Asas adyices en-
bacng Liverpool dates the 2h December They reported
good demand in the Cotton Market Liverpool with sales of
81 600 bales during the week preceding the departure
including 5000 for speculation and 1000 export the mar
ket closing firm the advance of M previously reported by
the North America Fair Orleans quoted 7sSd and
Mddlng Orleans at 5ed Breadsu reported steady
and Provisions dull Sugar had slightly declined.
C0TToN...W We closed last weekly review on quiet
Gotten Market all parties appearing disposed
European adves then fully due. The being yet
Saturday but few buyers forward sales not
ceedng 5000 bales prices being irregular and generally easier
without quolabe change Early Monday the Asas
were received fully confirming the North Americas report
81 advance at Liverpool when excited demand sprung up,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17
CILMAN,s PNEuMATIo sEEAM GEsANU:

" LT0R is now III plantations comprising the
largest and smallest classes Of which has taken of
three crops with combination Of the following advantages
other known application OF steain 10 steam GTauu
lator entire steam train:
requires pressure of 80 pounds of strike
n Battery"
q II requires additional water for the boilers,
5. It's pipes never ''sgalep or require Clctnng
L. It's heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body Of juice that and hard grained is made.
The being a condensed aud returned the boilers
direct, additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large Rr Ginns Baglsse Furnace Is sedous
pair Of cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and "a feet long
with nan'S Bagtsse Furnace
and the Pneumatic Battery, making 10 hdS sugar
per day.
The Pneumatic Battery GranuaOr put operation
much expense the planter than any
terry application OF making sugar in part entirely
by steam.
For further Information pamphlet with full specifications
aud drawings will be furnished application subscriber,
who is prepared make for the Battery Evapo
CHARTERS, he with direct exhaust
SAMUEL. II. GILMAN,
d 81 Ns.tChc1 street, New Orleans, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

resulting in sales Of o bales p largest business ever done
IN Ibis market in ono day, the closing prices showing an i'm
nrovcment Of about &c n The Halifax steamer Arabs
p;nv onts due on Tuesday, the inquiry comparatively
limited Tho transactions embracing II 900 bales at about the
raes ~ ihs peyious day On Wednesday the business fell off
10 700 bales irregular and easier prices for buyers and
Tlursy barely 5000 were sold, tile market showing still
creator heayines though without quotable alteration
Yesterday the foreign still failed to appear and with
buyers the sales again limited to 5000
prices requiring reduction in figures of &c for
e ing and lower grades The business of the entire week
thus reaches about s. 90 bales and the market closes the
following quotations lE z7i ,tg s stg tl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

There were loading the following vessels; Emt,y p
Redwood Berk hire Panther Jsbes Swan Oliver Putnam and
William Goddard having board 2sOos bags and aaa,s
pieces cloth Accordingly there has been already shipped Since
the first OF May for the United States sufficient runn
cloth two millions three thousand bales cotton
good share of which hand as much Of arrived
in the United States after the August last II will
ever, be ready for the crop of 1857.
Freghts in Calcutta for America sIN6RsI2 nor tor
Exchange on Barring Brothers 4 Co., 6mon's ~ w.
49, sight. ,...,....2s Issd
on Brown, shipley Co., 6 months
Mexican dollars 22uaiS2a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

STE AMBUATS.
Eclipse, Broadweu. from yicksburg.
Natchez, LeatheEs. from Yicksburg
Bella Donna McCombs. frors Fort Adams.
Lewis Whiteman, Wallace. from Yazoo River.
Col Edwards Smith, from Carolina Bluffs,
Jas Stockton, Hsutborn, from Pascagoulay-Baslu.
CALIFORNIA; Myers, from Mobile.
Towboa Anglo Norman, Hendoman from the Passes-owed
down and to 18th inst ships Crown and Conthan-
brought up ship Liberty.
Towboa Mlandon Whann. from the Passes-tnwed down
and TO sea ilth Instant ships Malabsr and Davenport
brought up load Of cotton from the French steamship
Francois Arrago previously reported disable side
the Bar
Towboa Junius Beebe Andrews from the Pasesowed down
and TO sea llth inst, ship Tempest bark Posy, and brig
Cyeloue-bIonght up bark q Hill