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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-02

REAL EsrArE-To-day, G w Bray, Real rs.
tate Agent, sold a three story and basement house
on Tenth, between and F Streets belonging TO
MIR. Chas. kloman. Purchaser Col Carter :
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RELlsIous.-While the repairs to the Church
OF The Ascension are in progress the congregation
Of that church will occupy, for religious worship
the building on fifth street, known as Old Trim,
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BAaGlNe AND ROPE AZ. Kentucky Begging cou auss
dun with 9hty snaiI saes occasionally at abot is9i9c u
yard for l4alloom and Poweroau ST quote nda ut lA3a
I5e b Yard oe small ots Bringing hs5atsi3e priee
i'll. Bale Rope $500 coils have sod private
terms Asshinamade being held at1c D % and upward for the
best.
GuNNY BAds...w We stiliq quote Lghto Heayyan Extra
Heavy at and lSe bat have heard Of no transactions
during the week
COFFEE The demand has been moderate with sales Of
about sJOJ bags during the week Of i9494 and
Ic h for Ordinary 10 Prime including yesterday 100 bags
| atlGs1c, $40 at @1li4, and 1870 Ct il1lc . b'
cgoe arrived during the week, ana the STOCK on
hand last e. sniDg was about % 1888 bags.
SALT The last cargo Of Liverpool are understood
10 have been at 55c sack for Coarse and Assorted The
rates al warehouse been zoe for Coarse and e Tor
Fine and delivered dayage Soc for the former and Sl
for the latter cargo SOS sacks IN warehouse, about one
! third Fine, has been sold az Sic D sack.
We have noticed Of about 1850 tierces PIN
Carolina q D. but lattery some lots have been offering
at &c.
Rendered at I0c q h.
OILS ill., Lard Oil sells slowly at 85esl, according quail
ity and Cotton Seed soc gallon for small lots of Car ed
Southern Companys Oils selling at 75c for Machinery
and Paint sos Deck, and zoe q gallon for Gas Oil
CANDLES The market continues very dull for Star Can
dies and we have noticed only small transactions at l9o q
n for light and 2O92lc = for full weight
LIME The retail have been 81 50St 60 q Dbl for
Eastern Alabama cargo 1900 bbls Rockand has been
sold at about 81 80 q bb
ALCOHOL. Small lots of Coed Proof have selling at
471a@5Oc p gallon, and 60 bbs sold at about 4Sc.
HTDEs...We quote Mexican Finta ITt9lSc, and Ataka-
pms lI@t4c for dry Sailed and Flint and 6(D753
b for Green.
NAVAL STORES. There has been little demand for
Spirits Turpentiue with sales hundred bbls of
495c gallon OF Ron 1900 bls have been sold at 81 40
I 55 tor p s2@s3 50 for No, l. Southern OIL Gem
panys Navy Pitch sells in retail parcels IS so D bbl
FREIG HTS. The market has shown but little alteration
during past The engagements include three 70
ships for Cotton for the port at $40 %
for Tobacco Rotterdam 1<c for Cotton and two
for oupors private Vessels the berth hay
been filling up with Cotton pa for Liverpool and lie for
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MEELL-Ies eve U


struaBAr, October le, 1855
Tas 0pelausas weekly packet Bayou
Gsps John Lyons, arrived and viii leaye at 8
8sg
8s 8aAchita regular weekly packet Kate Dale,
sa egank Moore, arrived With rs bales cotton ana
sss cotton seed. Size win leave hereafter as .
ala Tuesday packet.
8Agaea river passenger packet Falls CITY, oapt.
ssag arrived with SIS bales cotton She leaves
gsla VI 5 ID Ne to-day, for Alexandria and ah lnseE-
laate laudings
4he great yioksblrg d s mail passenger packet
asShss. Cant u ri Ieethers, arrived With 4eS bales
Fan shs Il elf again. asusual, # 5 T, ~, 70 the
minute.
@ba Bsssa iii packet r. W. Adams, Capt. Mar
s, assiys5 fs51a 81 Louis with ,oSl bales cotton,
y isis sobsseo. she leaves again this evening
5sl8ok fos Memphis.
e R4F1Ad Line passenger packet J. @. Swon,
Il jones, arrived with full load Of produce,
eapea egain This evening at 5 2. NJ. Mr.. Theo.
ega aiIl please accept our thanks for late papers,
he yicksbafg passenger packet D. r. Carroll,
&Qs Bimbau arrived with 1914 bales cotton She
again at 2. II. to-day, Ia connection with the
ahsz
Hsx4s Ir4vtaa Bayou Belle for Opelousas pia
sesaFzlaga At r Il. today, Capt. John Lyons
6uE his regular and popular packet. MFR. j b.
Fsin ID Ter correct clerk. The Bayou Belle ia q very
ggMpt and reliable boat under excellent manage
eat
Rsa Ns. for Aleraadria- at 10 A. NJ, this light
sF8aslt packet, in charga Of the popular Capt.
s4ss Vift Leave as above for Alexandria and all in
eFatediate landings She connects az Alexandria
5zizs Use Era No l. and forms through and direct
iie ID Shreveport.
sossf III d3erasarias at 10 A. N. to-day, Capt
fgsoa backs out his splendid q. S. mail passenger
she g0F Aiexandria ana al intermediate landings
s gas elegant accommodations for passengers, with
and attentive officers. BIT. ]. Q. Court IS her
tEsntFe purser. Shippers will please bear in
5iad faat THE Comet will positively leave as above,
ali sfe requested TO send il their bills of lading as
sasn ss possible.
9a4sS BeHe for AlenaRdria.-At5 f, ~ to-day,
nt ii S. Butler, having been nnavoidably detained,
Ti8 positively leava Is above for Alexandria and
saad Score, Ia place q The p r. Carroll Ihe
Azpo Belle connects at Alexandra with the light
hsaghs steamers Era No / and Effort forming
$aRadgh line to Shreveport, ny. Fl. g. Hesh is ner
seuanIy clerk.
S9sn ags f9r F5rt ddams and ne coast.--At
. today this new, swift and splendid passenger
ssss ia charge Of the experienced and popular
ptsia WIN. McGombs. win leave as above for viii
.aista lsasiags Wr 4 A. Dunbar Is her at.
al ol,Igiss clark.
waSsssz f9, pSeFsbure. at p. ~, To-day.
sasf ssor1d Tannognea messenger racket. il
nj tFa waii lTpovn 1anuIar Captain 7. P.
Tsss5srs Fl IN III 3. III. to the minute, for Vicks
NH oiI si,ss ns,,si LANDINGS. she connects 1t
&c - 80 1sav,,or- tlot
iekspurg with TIE Nazoo river PACKER lsAlgeE' snS
VIGIL take freight f0r al points. On the 1a1oo as high
81 as Ell eeng8od Messrs sherman and Crater are
sstIsg9,sls INA stfsn4ive clerks
= ~ nj. ra, ,o,nJar
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY Oct. 10 1855.
The closes bare Of Hogs but fair supply of Sheep
and CattleoIer. Milcb Cows scarce and in demand
PRICES:
BEEF CATTLE-Western Fine and Choice o. b net-dS 80
" Rough and Fair do. :.,....,. "a
AttAkRpRs, Texas, ETC., p head. $50
" Ordinary and Fair ....-...... l4GgS2l
Hoes. ...,.......,...SS dS9 on
head. ~
Inferior and Ordinary 500
MITCH Cows Choice Kentucky tper head.
Ordinary S3U2b5
Choice.
CALVES AND YEARLEGs .S4GSS 50
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Nsbby-B Dnryad-teFand SepE Aubsft-P TriCon & son
Et x E4luGhliu9 y souaE--A Naaly--D 20 aher kto II
NrdW II l4etehtOJd ecG1 Burnside
siulms s&e0 1tf Duyal-uneschloSs Bres REQ
Putnam * Threshey-S FtSsn- Eaton 4 HepderEun-l w
Fros &eeSamt T9cke-N9NweIl& Gark-Hrr Burthe ,tco
iii Il Heidea-Fayof GhurchiliF Bater--E Couery-T
IIansgnger-B Naure cO-GoivurSe KeHneti &c0-9 F0s.
dict-lobn Lee-GTeen s ru}np-D Kehaul--J Flott8-
John Watt &to-HGwit, Norton ScaC II Stocbmb &eo--Col
A e Nyers-Ienes Deachaiss---Mies, Owen &co-Wasop
stamford &co Edward shin Gcol1 Folger &eo-E Smith
Massey, Huston ecof Sac ell ri w Lyons Eco-CR Raioy
scaPayne Steele &eo-C Buuce-Wilson Ipsconit kcoE
Sehelhng-SN Moody NJ Burrows-Garro, Holmes &co-
o a Eagor Eeo-and order,
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n TIE officers Of the steamer Swon from St Louis
instant reports river very bad condionaeven feet
from St Louis to below Greeuyle and falling.
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Notice hereby given that AT DISCRIMINATION Il the copa
nershp existing according written articles of
ment between the members Of the Fl OF Baylor Go the
will be dissolved and the unfinished busnes placed
liquidation. csc, BAYLOR.
Manchester, March, lsSs. Is raw
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sTRNNT oOM2R-.oFFIgIAI

THIRD DISTRICT PUUN E5-yyas brought
Children streets, estrity--
One sosel horse, branded tho shoulder A. " a small
whitespot on the forehead about 13ls hands high.
Which not claimed within days there
paid, viii be sold ~ public auction pound MON
DAY, October Is, 1858, At O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, October A. 1858.
Registered October 4, 1855
HENRY DURRL,
Clerk Of Comptroller
EPAVE DU TROTSTEME DISTRTCT-EI a
Il etc conduit su depot DIES epsyes du TrOs6me District,
BncOiguure Cl0uet ct Bonn. Enfans, CONNIE apaye-
ur cheya sorel 6tRmpe p6paule gauche "
front petite tache blanche denvron 49, mains de au
81 10 dit cheval NEST pas recamb dams Tours
pey6s, ellie vendue lenehare pubque depot
LUNDI, Is octohre, 1858, d 10 heures A. NJ.
Q. o. FLECHIER Commissaire DIES ries
Nouvee- Orleans, octobre, 1858. oc5 IL Is
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICTAL.

WAS brought to the City Police jail ON the
w 29th Of September, the black boy JOHN. Says
longs to Mr. Robert Boyd who lives in Parish
Coup6e He is i've feet four inches high and
the left eye.
The will call and claim his property according law.
e. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail
oc5 l5t Deputy Comptroller
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The Trustees have resolved pay OF SIX
cent the outstanding certificates If profits on
that the scrip issued Of the year eerng
the provisions Of their charter cash capital of Ave
hundred thousand dollars hare further declared
a scrip dividend Of E0RTY.TWQ PER CENT. on the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February 2S 1855 for
which certificates will be issued and after The frs day Of
June, 1883 CHARLES BRIGGS, Ffpaident,
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MATERIALLY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, October Is 1858,
Common Council of the City Of New orleans
No. 4l4g.

MAYORAL1Y OF NEW ORLEANS,
Common Council of The City of New orleans.
No. 4l49.
Whereas, the mississippi river in its press of high
hanks and leyee nsecure kent roa our upper limit
'"S ss 5S a Pi 1rope az and in The
event Of SUCH calamity would DC incalenlabe and
whereas it is duty the Common Council owes the city and
it, inhabitants devise means 10 guard unlocked
for ious expense order pr=teet the
city her vital interests fom disaster by the negligence
Of others hey d our limits therefore
hoTaed sell after thirty ays notice ig the official Journal
cont act for the construction Of eyee along TIE upper limit Of
along the New Canal and along the New Ca
base thirty feet WIDE The top and Of sufficient height
to gm!tl ne city against ~ oye o%s from Greyassos
been completed the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
for the construction Of shell twenty width
top Of said eyee rom Nayades street to the Mee Ridge
and specifications file the Surveyors office and the sales
Council,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Annova5 d rSslg9 Iss tenn Beard Ass"" Aldermen
N'i Signed li''"' Z GEe E RD srITH MAJOR. o6
No. Also.
Relpr7 That resolution No 4lO ustrneting the gomptro
4ssst Clerk Of t6e Recorder OF lie Fourth District be ana
S t bs hP ne lie woSa SAID monthly pay to be
the Of SIS 66 month from the first July l85se
t'9',sel Presiaen! Rqsld 4 Aldermen.
President PRO tenn Board Assistant ALI ermsn'
tsigneaI GERARD STITH, Mayor ol6
No. 4I51,
cs5lced That the cecono Of the adjudication Nicholson
Il Co. for S3i gu, for rebuilding Magazine
by the joint Committees Finance and
Landings e, and is hereby approved
LSigRedl N. WHITNEY,
President pro tenn Board Assistant Aldermen
[Sigprdi J, .. NIXON
President Board Aldermen
Approved October II, 1858
A true copy. Wal SALoIGS,
ole Secretary the Mayor.
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arlrE N I.nnIeILMA

sTATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Betremembered that this 18th March 1855 before
subscriber of Peace and city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r
yer Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Company
Orleans, who being duly sworn according law
and say that the above accounts ust and and
corset from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Prssiden
d. p. JAHYTER, Secretary,
subscribed before me- this 10th March,
A. D, 1858. @. NJ. BRADFORD,
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BR1ow-ooM1Na UP.


Brennan Ship Achilles, Nordenhoz from Liverpool Aug 2d Il
Warnekn & KerehoH
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n ATIIMAN5s TN0PIoAI. R00EINa-- !

Cheaper and superior to ans other used in Southern
It's tested and recognized qualities are
Istt DuRARILIfY-e1ual TO the best slate roofs.
3D. IMPEtMEABTLITY-su to any other; no cracks
or leaks being possible.
81 BE W EY presents smooth and grane-ke surface.
Ah CEit StSslt costs much hss than though II
good slate wood the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered public saves the
cost OF cutters and valleys.
| slate roof.
9th. CONFERENCE.-THE will not soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior buildings from the
Intense heat of or.
It'll soLDtTYIt becomes harder and smoother expo.
eau be put upon roofs of any slope being Of light
weight does not require heavy raers support while #
not liable coEroson and breaking quro REPAIRS
The TROPICAL ROOFING y is chemical compound OF
substances several OF which peculiar alone combined
| in this city.
Testimonials Of the correctness Of above are in the hands
Of the agent and may be verified by any person wishing
1 before contracting.
Al orders lei at the POs!ofce, Box K No. q viii be
j, C. KATHAAN.
!eto " corner Of BienYille and Asrais sts
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-, PONTCHAIIWRAIN RAN
80 hTIIs ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

after o'clock
Horse will leave the city every morning at 4ocock'
and the Lake hour after the last steam trains
Extra special trips when required, by u7tyng the con-
ductor.
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge whore
the train will stop when required on mail trpsi
aud after O'Clock Sundays. Fare each ID cents ana
the Conductor must have timely notice to stop. NJ ly
e4s FOR LAX 81 BoRaNE
go ffafs fs8 ~ Eland Mexican GnlE-ME&IOAk
dEsS 81 II l So E8GULF RAILWAY. = Depos,
corner of Goodchildren Champs Ulysses
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
To Prootorvlls Lake Borgua-dsance q miles. Fare
through, 50 cents, children and slaves, half price
Departure Of TF1ins-DAILY :.
Leave the city for The Lake, ....,..lQ n
=. :. =. Rt............,.. AZ 7. y.
J. Lake J. city, st........,.s.. 49,. 56 4, n
a r VI.
Office 80 Common street all business of the Railroad
Department. any other business connected with the estate OF
N. b. BAREWELL, Executor,
who the ouy person authorized make engagements or sign
Canal streetevey fifteen minutes fof
the denat go y
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SgippIng gnteIIIgsnte.

SATURDAY, October Is, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Waterman Huard for Galveston and Matagor
da Bay, Baudut
Bark David Kimba1, Linnell, for Boston, A Fosick
Fernandez Sc
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

Stock on hand NOT cleared Is Gao
SUGAR., With rather liberal receipts Of the New
Crop aud fair demand the sales Of the
about 400 hhds at easier prices for all qualities closing
with upward tendency We reduce figures slightly and
quote for New Crop, the stock Of Old being about
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Natchez. feathers, from vfckshure
Falls City, Sweeney, from Red River
j g Swon, Lavlle, from ST Louis.
Cuba, Hern. from Mobile,
Kate Dale Moore from QuaChita River
d r CARROLL Kimball. from Yicksburg
Towboat Steele the Passes-towed down
9Th inst ships Minnesota and JnO Mayo bark
H Spearing and brig Tailueh-brought up ship
PleadeB.
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s146iS eGgsEs CO.. DRUGGISTS AND Rpo 54GfESs
- RES and 90 Canal street New a1lenuaInpoEteIs Of
and wholesale Dealers in DRUGS MEDICINES Surgical In
straEnenEs, etc
up With particular and guaranteed fresh and genuine
ms IL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GoMPTROLtIER1s OFFICE
City of New Orleans July I, 1865.
u ESOI4VED, That the Comptroller be, and
N hereby authorized and required give notice. by
standing IN the official journal that in accordance
of ordinagee No l442 approved March
sol 1854 tie Council pay hill against the city unless
contracted authority order from the Comptroller
IN accordance with the ordinance referred to,
Isienedl e. Il. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fSirnedf J.. H. PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April IS, 1855.
{Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor,
The attention Of the Of the city public IL
respectfully called TO the foregoing resolution.
Il. TfIEARD,
iYI6H G'omDtroller Gitv Of New Orleans.
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nd 10 per cent CASH return Premiums In lieu OF Scrip
dividends. Il. w. RAYNE, Agent,
No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans
DIRECTORS:
Charles J. Martin President;
A. r. Willmarth, ce-President;
William g. Lambert firm of A, Il A. Lawrence Co.
George q Collins, firm Of sherman Collins;
Banfurd N. Barney, firm OF Wells Fargo 4 Co.
Lueius Hopkins President Importers and Traders Bank
Thomas Messeu. er, firm Of I & fl, Messenger;
William II. Alellen, firm Of Ulafin Mellen 4 CO.
Charles Is. Hach firm Of G. h. Hatch, Hitler Mersereau;
b Watson Bull, firm of Haskell, Merrick 4 Bull
Homer Morgan;
James Humphrey, firm of Barney, Humphrey G Butler
George n. Morgan, firm of T. D. Morgan Il Go.
Theodore Men amee, firm Of Bowen McNamee \ Co.
Oliver r. Wood, firm Of Willard. Wood co.
George Bliss, hrm OF Phelps Bliss q Co.'S
Roe Lockwood, firm Of r: Lockwood Son;
John q. Nelson, firm Of Nelson & Go.
Levi r. Norton firm Morton, Gruuell Co..
George Pearcs, firm Of George Pe!ree 4 Co..
Ward A. Work, firm Of Ward A. Work 4 Son
James Low firm Of James Low 4 Co, Of Louisville
Isaac Fl Frohingham firm Of l. H. Rockingham 4 Co
Charles a. Bukley, firm of Buckley & CO..
Uephas II. Norton, trm Of Norton Jewett
Henry A Hurlbut firm Of Swift, Hurlbut Co
Jesse EIoyt, firm Of Jesse Hoyt 4 Co;
VIM. Sturgs Jr.i firm Of Sturgis, shaw Co
Lyman Cooke, firm Of Cooke, Dowd, Baker Il Co
Alfred s. Barnes, firm of A. S. Barnes Il Go;
Curtis Noble, firm Of GOndit Noble
Charles z Baldwin, irm OF Baldwin, Starr & 20
Amos 7. Dwight firm of Trowbridge, Dwight 4 Go
John R. Ford firm Of Ford Rubber Company
Sidney Mason, firm of Mason & Thompson
George =. SIelman firm of stedmRn Carlisle Shaw Of
John " whllocE firm of whitlOcE, kellogg Garter;
Cyrus Yale, Jr, firm Of O. Yale, Jr., Co Of New Or
VIM R. Fosdick, firm Of VIM. R, 4 Gbas b Fogdick
f II. Coss tim of Cossitt, Hill Tsllmadge, Of Mem
David [. Boyd, firm Of Boyd Bros, 4 Co., Of Albany
SCHARLES j. MARTIN, President.
Officers, A. +. WILLMARrH, Vice-Prosident.
% I'm Z j. MILTON SMITH Secretary,
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1850 =
Druggists and Dealers at Pro
General Depot Special Ag
street, New Orleans, La.
VRRMIFUGES,
Wlner's Canadian,
Swsln's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jsyne's Tonic,
ST. Kerl's, w.
B. A. PahneBtock's,
McLeanI
BALSAM and COUGH Rel
EDfES,
Wlstar' 8 BalsaKl of WildOher
Hastings Saptha,
ShermAniB Balsam,
Buchan'5 Hungarian,
Davia'5 Wild Cherry and Tar
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's E1pectorant,
Halls Bslsam,
swaym's Syrup Of WlldUherr,
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
TEyIor's Balsam Liyerwort,
Jayne'B Expectorant,
Winsr's Elecampatne,
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
Mira. Gardeners Liverwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorsni
LondOu's Indian do,
DR.. Roses DO,
Mclean Observation-Disclosures
SARSAPAR
DR.. John Bulls,
8. p. ToHusend's,
Sands's, ..1
Old Jacob Townsend
Carpenters, ........
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
graetfeuberg'B
Bristol
9uyaott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengtheni1
Jew DRvii's or Hebrew,
..- Badeau's, ....
Knapp's India
Alcock's Porous,
Gridith's Adhesive.
HollOwaY's ArniC
LINTMENTS.
McLean'sV olcauic OilLinms
SexicaD Mustang.
FarrelliB Arabia
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, ~ ..E
HayeB'B
Tobias's YenetlR
5owe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
r.. Gardeners,
Bartine's Hors
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
Jayne
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Oagooi's Indian Ghogogue,
aowaudis Tonic Mixture.
Sraith's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge, =--
Vegetable Febrifugs. -
I0TENG Eg
9hermau'a Cough and WorI
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locockis Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
Lo7ett's Wahpeneor Hair Clio
8Rrry's Trioopherous,
Lyon 8 Kathari5R,
BOyle'8 Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Inyigorator,
Iayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen'B WRhpene,
L1ndon's Oriental Hair Tonic
Hauel's Eau Lustrals,
Qldridge's Balm Of Golumbis
8adway's Circassiau Balm.
PANAGEAs.
5wsln's Houck's,
Jullen's Indian Vegetable.
Longley'B Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVE
Daley Magical PainExtrsct
Professor HollowRy's Ointme
McAlliBter's All Healing,
Brooks Magic Salye, Pryor
Pile,
9ray's Harrison'5 Specific,
Cra8k's Magnetic, Judkinis
Loudsn's All-Healing, Russ
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McFair's Acoustic, scRrpa's
British, Harlaeln.
BITTERS.
MoiTHt's Phoenix, BlBke'B Al
matte,
@ WOLFE'S AROMATIC
H Druggists and Mereh
articles contained in the aboy
vantage by calling or Bendinl
ha found the mosteItensiYe O
MEDICINES In the United
Please auuresE. J
fGENUIN
n24tf Nos. l51 an
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2.ssl.Bos
8Gbie6o pf tie gfIafRets for 9ast T9EeeR.


CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, October Is, 1855
There active in Cotton during the
past week the market for other articles remains without
animation The business Tob5cco continues limited.
Sugar oases arrived rather freely and have
met with fair demand has been quiet but generally
Arm and Grain Is without material alteration Provisions Of
all kinds remain dull In Fregh there has been material
change
On Tuesday morning published adyicss from Liverpool
the 29 ut by the steamers Indian Empire and City Of
Baltimore. They reported the Cotton market quiet and
changed since the departure The Canada with sales Of about
IS 900 bales for the three days including 8l0 taken
lation and for export.
COTTON, There has been active demand for Cotton
during portion of the past week but generally at easier
prices buyers who have insisted upon further limited
ceou in order enable them The market opened
Saturday with araher animated appearance and the sales
fully 900 bales the reduced of The
day On Monday and Tuesday together about - 800
bales changed hands at still easier prices without quoabe
alteration wednesday holders little
and purchasers found for $500 bales decline of about
W the medium grades On Thursday further slight
cessons Obtained only about 5000 bales changed
during the day, and yesterday again 5000 bales were
sold making for the week Of about 4 OO0 bales the
closing the range OF quotations. which show
duction Of Jgtf0t[e a d for the week.