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Notice Is hereby given that all claims which appear
examination be due from The
Co. and Nil claims which may be established process
law. will be promptly PAID, with interest, IN full.
luis occasion is taken inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Bay Tor Co ihTouhout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming season
advances will be made usual In NeN Orleans
direct shipment Europe, accompanied all
tees for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baggng will be ed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the Of New Orleans.
SO the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account sales viii in instance be made IN LONDON
by Public Accountant and those interested
delay PLANTERS who have shipped ~ill send forward The
marks and weights Of their Cotton aud such other
will facilitate the mattef.
All letters private well business. relating the
affairs Of BAYLOR Co. and "direc rade will b. addressed
&C. q. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-16

GEO. e. COOLIDGE, FORwAR RIDING AND COM
VI MISSION MERCHANT, No 8, Grhver street, New Or
leans Refers
Hon C. NJ. Waterman Mayor Messrs G. ". Hynson h Go
Messrs J. W. Burbrdge & Co. e.. Ogeshy n MGcAslay
E. WA. Violet Co. -. Jas Norton 4 Co.
Fennell Power a Co. T. W. ColleRs, Esq.
j, Wa Co. NJ. NJ. Cohen 3n
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OF THE PORT OF THE

CONPrRoLLERs OFFICE,
City Of Jefferson. April llth lss7.
Rolci That the COMPTROLLER md he Is hereby
10 offer public gd cation after days notice IN the official
iouruAl the privilege n collecting the port
the City of Jeef for The Of years. dating from the
acceptance Us the cornell OF sid sale the Purchaser binding
himself by nnaril HE be entered
with hi- Honor the Mayor make the wharvrs
place check posts nccordng the specifications o. the
le aud keen work repair during
term Of ten collecting the fees according the
tariff 81 charges force, said sale be adiudicaed
highest bidder subject approval by pur-
charehascr furnishing his several pomory
Notice hereby given that the above resolution
will TUESDAY April o. 1855 70 O'Clock NJ, the
Council en- 4he adIudi,a the highest bidder, tie above
mentioned works, according to speeieatons on Die.
ais ID T.. W GRIN AGE. Comptroller
C~@[M INCONSISTENCIES. W. REY-
go. E=IIN NLDS \ co No. Magazine street, re
EI ~ IN revi. ship 81 other vessels
splendid Of TRUNKS, which they
will sell al V-fy low urces
r5-rruuks o. ali Kinds made to oTder.
II. W. REYNOLDS CO.,
aia GtkltW Magazine street
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opened daily for the subscribers
from z o'clock A. VI. to 10 O'Clock P. NJ.
Persons desiTous Of becoming members will please leave their
with the Librarian
Subscription, IS per anuum.
Rooms, Canal and Exchange Place.
d24 If GUS. \. BREAUX President
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49, FOR RENT-A PLEASANT AND HEALTHY
f Residence Pine Forests the Bogue Faaya river
ELI Sithiu mile Of Cosngton, Ist.
The main building contains cahnsts hall Il feet
and large covered gallery. The out buildings are large
and eommn1us. and comprise another house o. OF rooms
and cabins kitchens, The grounds
tensy. and planted with various shade and fruit trees The sir
pure The bath excellent and there
the buildings springs OF clear cool w-e OF which two
mineral aud sid resemble strongly the BlAden and
Aniin spot admirably shifted for hotel or
watering place, being within few hours journey Of New Or
leans For terms, apply 30 -, -,
j. STR AWBRTnGE,
L. S. Bonded Warehouse No. 9,
ala SIN corner Gfossman and Front Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-16

PROV. F. RICHARDSON will give instructions day and
evening No. Is ST. Charles street. Of Cannon in
Writing Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Tsigonometry
suraOn, Surveying Engineering, Navigation; Perspective,
Architectural aud Ornamental Drawing with thorough
tons in Skeehng from Greek Latin English
French Spanish and German will We taught competent
Evening classes will be formed for course. Private
instructions will be given 10 those who Wish. ml3 y
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vERAsDAH HOTEL, CORNER 6

cS5 fsyefte Square and Camp street
MI This establishment Formerly Flurance Honss)
undergoing thoroneh renovation and s be oDed
the public October The location being oppos La
Square vicinity Of all fhs fssh
ionahe places Of adapted % tie comfort q
Families aving brosd versndahs than other boge In the
South This house ia be Of the frs class and second 70
70 Al he zppointnseuts 4 7
ssI4 " JOHN T. JETER.
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BANK LOUISIANA, .
New Orleans. Oct. 10. 1857.
R9-ApprOved Sterling Exchange will be re-
ceiyed IN payment Of paper discounted by this Bank.
90 If z. VI. DAVIS. Cashier.
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MeDOsNELIs,s RES ACRANT, No.
IE !. 1Fccmmou street. between Bsronne and o.
a4zS$B " rondelet streets, New Orleans
nze13z-~Af13 81 Meals from a. H. % l2P.h
Furnished for transient Boarders.
Fsnfs and Conisston supplied with Wives nd
Liquors Of every description Il ~hoErsale prices
MCDONNELL q MeGRAW,
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Steamboat departures Tbis Ban.

Date OF Departure OF European. California
and Havana Mails, for April, 1855.
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sHERIFFs SALES.
ss-sheTin's Sale. also ON seventh Pages

srxTH D1srHrcT cogHTj Mss. CAROLINE BLUM. wife Of
Of Daniel Block. her husband.
uau Orleans No CO.'S
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THE USDERsIsNED WISHING TO CLOSE
their season oeS ohr Tor reduced prices Goods
such Barege and Ofgandv Robes, Muns Merina Flow
ers MRrqu'ses, etc. RICHARD, ALntGE co,
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closed mail consisting Of newspapers for states
nnd cities OF the German Austrian Postal Union
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands ETC.
70 sent rom the Pos-onice in New York semi weekly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-25
Commercial Advertiser.

The L0ve-Kn0e.
BIT MORA PERRY
Tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied her raven ringiets in,
But not alone in the silken snare
Did she catch her lovely floating hair.
For, tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied young mans heart within
They were strolling together up the hil,
Where the wind comes blowing merry and chm;
And IL blew the curis sroicksome race,
An over the happy, peach-colored face,
TN, scolding and laughing. she tied them In
Under her beautiful, dim2led chin.
And It blew a color, bright as the bloom
OF the pinkest fuschia's tossing plume.
An over tie cheeks Of the prettiest gin
That ever imprisoned a romping curl,
Or, in tying her bonnet under her chin,
Tied young mans heart Within
Sleeper and sleeper Fre~ the hill
Madder, menier, chiIlier, stiI,
The western wind blew down and played
The widest tricks With the little maid,
As, tying her bonnet under her chin,
Tied a young mans heart Within
Oh, western wind, do you think Il was mir
To play such tricks with her floating hairf
To gladly, gieefully, do your best.
To bsow her against the young mans breast,
Where he as gladly folded her in,
And kissed her mouth and her dnpled ehinf
ca Ellery vane. you little thought,
An hour ago, when you besought
This country lass walk with you,
After the had dried the dew,
What perilous danger you'd be in,
A she tied her bnuuef urder her chin
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-25
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MARCH 25. 1855
Business Garos.

Suslllfss 0ar0s.
HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
JAMES r. T. MARSHALL, Treasurer, buildings
cupied by B. W. Field, up stairs l7-u
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board Of Underwriters.
The undersigned notify Merchants Ship Masters
&C. that he has been duly appointed Agent for the
1s-ly ALEX j. CARTWRIGHT.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned begs leave notify Merchants Ship owners
and Ship masters that he has received the appointments Of
AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
July l-a ROBERT C. JANIoN.
AGENT FOR LLOYD,s
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship and
AaEST at these Islands me sas % % % ts
Julysl-n ROBERT C. JANION.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
ny, Ses.ablshed 1866 For Fire and Life Assurance
Capital 81 l,e5s,1eo. Sterling.
& has @ s
7-d at Honolulu.
KRULI. & MOLL,
Agents of the Hamburg Lubbock Underwriters Honoulu
Oahu, H. l. July l, 1S56-tf
FLORENS STAPENHORST,
Agent Underwriters All average claims
against the said Underwriters occurring in about this
Kingdom viii have to be certified before him. July l
e. HOFFsCHLAEGER & sTAPENHORsT,
Agents for the
PARIS BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
AVIS All PUBLIC.
Les Soussignes, ayant etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
Assureurs maritimes de Paris, previenent lie
public en- general ct les Capitaines de navires
marchands Francais, qu risitent les ports de ce
royaume, en- partculier, que dams tous les
cas- d'avaries, qu auraient lieu dansc, parages,
lis devront, fiire constater ct veri6e. les fats
devant eux pour legaser leurs reclamations
contre les dts assureurs.
61-u HOFFSCHLAEGER & STAPENHORST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-25

auufcturer Importer Dealer Boo and shoes Of
description Shoe Findings, Pump, Sole Rigging, Harness
Pzfent Leafhen. Cali, Goat, Hog, and Buck Skins
frunxs vases, Spsing Gloves, Fos and MASKS, Black
Yosf and Kerchant ~. Honolulu. H. I. July LII
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-25

FOR SALE.
kt.A A COTTAGE with large garden, situated on
R:: Of the lane running from King Queen
Streets opposite palace, occupied by
Smte The contains three and has just
put thorough repair There good cook house. fowl
house and premises The above offers
good opportunity any small family wishing residence
short distance from For particulars apply to
GEO. CLARK, Hotel street.
Honolulu, Oct 81 1857. soft
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-25
yousfs an0 gmos.

- THE LAND OF KAAMOLA, ON THE
~ Island Of Moloka consisting OF 259 Upland
- and Of Kalo land. Said land Is within three
hours sail Of Lahaina lying around and contiguous
famed Kaaeloa Harbor the prospective Port Of Entry
Island MoIokai.
This land capable Of pastung forty fifty head Of cattle
and affords fine opportunity for keeping Dairy. The
chaser desiring have with the above property
choice Of FIVE milk from herd Of fifty Of the
the island.
For terms and further particulars apply to
o. II. GULICK,
A. X. CLARK,
9O-6t Or, E. p. BOND Of Lahaina.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-25
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

uUsT RECEIvED-And Sbr sale by the under
q signed:
Oyster crackers, soda crackers, hufter crackers
Wine crackers, water crackers, ginger snaps,
Jenny Lind cakes, smoked hesringB, EoAned lard,
Crushed sugar. dried apples, split peas, corn meal
CodAsh, Carolina Tics Whibs bsana, California enions
Cr1nberr1es, nAccAr0ud, veFmtceuk
zante curTantst citrpn peel, so1t s1ou almonds.
NutmegB, super Oolong snper green tea,
Indian corn, new hops, Kngish wanuts,
Half bbas Haxnn nour, 2-h tins eystas,
1-b tins oystezs, I and IN fins Iohsteu,
2b tins CLANS, In tins assorted meats,
Hair or sardlnes, and 9b green peas,
2-b tins turnips, In tins green corn,
2-b tins peaches, 2-B tins ounces,
2-fb tins peaxs, IN tins dalnsons,
2-b tins green gage, 2Ib tins prunes,
2-b tins apricots, IN tins cranberry jam,
2-b tins cranberry saure, an tins cnrTant Jelly,
l-b tins Easpbery Jam, In tins strawberry Jam,
American pickles Eng1ish pickles,
Engiish mustard, cnssia and allsptce,
Gloves. ginger; cream tartar and soda, szs
2aleratus and black pepper, tomato ketchup,
Olive oil and t1ncn syrup raspberry vinegar,
Engiish pie ffuits, caper and pepper sauce
Chutnee and assosted sancesl India curry powder,
Assorted hehs, Cayenne pepper, caxaway seed.
Yeast powder, French mustard, bottles candles,
Pembroke sak epanish olives steasine candles,
Cider vinegar, starch, super chewing tobacco,
Anchovies and salL pearl saso, tapicca.
Ness pork, Masons blAcking, pain-killer,
Dupont powder, Castle soap nne cut tohacoo,
Bass calffurnia hour com tEoca1ss Known soap.
Constantly on hand,
FRESH GPound C01ee.
coz 7. MoesMAN 4 s0N.
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
IN BAD COMPANY

The democratic opponents Of the Lecompton con-
sttntion may possibly fater themselves that in op
posing the Kansas policy Of the administration they
acting the part Of true democrats but their
course this question has got them into very sns-
picous company, and they must not be surprised il
plain, common-sense people, who have been taught
to Judge men by the character of their associates
should have some doubts of their orthodoxy. The
Hon. Wm t. Avery, of Tennessee, in his late able
speech in the House, places these gentlemen in dc
cdedly awkward pr edicamcnt. lie says:
Those of the democratic party who see fit to differ
with the President in his Kansas policy contend that they
do not by differing oppose the great principles Of the
Kansas and Nebraska act but that they the only
true uphodes defenders Of that faiththc vndcators
of that policy. The republican party opposed to the
whole measure to the doctrine to the principles Of the
Kansas and Nebraska act carlo the anti -admnista-
ton democracy oonendng at the time that they,
purity and yet they stand together united one party,
far this question Is concerned Here we have pre-
scnted the political anomaly Of parties standing agreed
upon swearing hostility to It, and the
other claiming to be s orthodox advocates and exrOund
es Each started travelling in exactly different and op
pose directions and have continued travelling, and yet
have come together. How this he II the rcpub
can party their original faith in opposition to
the fundamental principles OF the Kansas and Nebraska
act and stand firm upon them and believe they do
and the anti administration democrats stand firm their
original faith in support of the fundamental principles Of
that act as they say they do, then how comes it that
they are ngrccd-stand together, fight together and
fall together too--uJon this question The cnc party
who have all along been alien enemies the measures
and boasting too in That cnmity and the other still
stronger boastng in their loyalty to them united
For Local Intelligence sec first page Of the Daily
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
BRITISH SHIP LETTER POSTAGE.

We are requested TO state that the British rate ol
postage upon letters despatched from or brought
to any port in the United Kingdom by priyat.
ship, whether steamer or sailing vessel has been
reduced to uniform rate of six pence 2 cents) the
half ounce.
All letters, therefore, mailed in the United States
and transmitted TO Great Britain for Conveyance
thence by pirate ship to any British colony or for
cign country beyond sea, must be prepaid 80 cents
the single rate of half ounce under.
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
Hon. /. ToucEY,
Secretary OF the Navy

a SrArn DELEGATION CAUCUS Last night all the elect
ed democrats 10 the House of Representatives from Penn
syvana held meeting for conversation and oonsul'a
ton upon the Kansas question principally 1t took place
in committee room and attended by all the mem
crs Of the delegation indicated above who now in tins
city We learn that the spirit manifested excellent
nothing being said done by any present indicating
that when the evcntfu time either of them VIII
be disposed to range himself finally and fully in oppos
ton to the democracy for some years 10 come.
[Ercping Star, F1. ~
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

Both Houses Of Congress adjourned over yesterday
nifty to be present at the Inauguration OF the Wash
ington Statue at Rchmend on Monday, the I'D in
slant We learn that a very large Rimber of the
members Of both Houses propose to be present on tn.
interesting occasion.
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
REsInRArIoN or puRIIc LANDS To MARKEr

RESTORATION or PUBLIC LANDS TO MARKET
On the first page of this mornings Unioa viii be
found official notices. 594 and sos, from the Genera,
Land Office, restoring to market certain lands the
States of WISCONSIN and Alabana, for the partieu
lars of which we refer those interested to the not
fcations themselves.
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
SENATOR PUGH AND THE LECOMPTUN CoNsn
TUITION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1858.
To the Editor Of he Nsm York Herald:
SIR: In the letter of your Washington correspondent
published yesterday find this paragraph:
s1he democratic members Of the Ohio Legislature have
written to Senator Pugh withdrawing all instructions
to how he shall vote on the Kansas question
Justice to the democratic members of the Ohio lega
turc well as to myself requires that should contra
dict the statement here made. have not received any
letter withdrawing the instructions to which your
respondent refers
My opinion is that Kansas ought to be admitted
Immediately upon the Lccompton constitution, with
declaration Of the right of amendment, therein pre-
scrbed at any time. The bill which introduced on the
ith of january to that effect.
Very respectfully, ycur obcdicnt servant
G. f. PUGH.
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
PERSONAL INTEILIGENCE.

The Omaha Nebraskian Of the Sd instant says thai
Gov Richardson would leave that city on that day for
his former residence in Illinois, to return about the
of April next, accompanied by his family.
The death of Charles A.. Price, esq., Of the Tuskegee
(Alabama) True American occurred recently He WAS
graduate of Columbia College, Washington, d. c.. and
had been connected with several journals IN Alabama
He was admitted TO the bar in 1851
Henry G. Carey has wtten his niadeeaM letter 'cur
rency to the President and not yet to have ex
hausted himself, the subject the President The lat
ter it il presumed, not having read one Of them.
Pierre Gentin, veteran of the Of 1914 Is, died
at New Orleans the morning of the 18th instant at
the age of sixty mine years He native Of the city
of Geneva and had devoted his early life to the pof
sion Of arms
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

Mr.. Hoard, of New York, who is exceedingly
afraid the President will exert some peculiar infu-
upon members Of Congress to induce them to
vote for the admission of Kansas called again yes
terday for q select committee to inquire into the
matter, and to protect the representatives from all
sorts of pipelaying. Mr. Hoard is justly sensitive
doubt to his own weakness and that of his
friends, and would throw around them the shield Of
a special committee In this view he will permit
us to suggest that, as the stands the dem
ocratc members quite numerous enough to pass
the bill without the least aid from the republicans
If Mr.. Hoard after hearing upon this point, should
still feel anxious about the course of any of his
friends, we propose republican caucus and rec
ommend that particular be taken of Mr.. Hoard
himself, for it often happens that those who mani
fest the greatest sensitvencss upon points Of honor
will bear watching. Where is Mr.. Matteson? Who
did get that fifty-eight thousand dollars?
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. 20, lsss.
OF FICIA l..

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and nth the aarac and consent Of The Senate
Ausbun Birdsal naval officer for the district of New
York in the place OF John X. Broihea, whose commits
sion expired. ht
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIyEs.

Mr. . CLANCY JONES, of Pennsylvania moved the
usual resolution terminating debate the Indian appro
Mr.. HOARD, of New York stated thai N. r.,.o ~
question Of privilege He caused letter dated tie lst
instant, which hc had received from Mr. BrRvs NJ ras
70 ne read from the Clerks desk The letter stated that
Mr. HOARD had taken occasion Friday last tp v.,. y.
the lIo,isc from the New York Tribune false and ou
slan,cr upon him. The charges therein sct forth e
proved would disqualiy him from scat in Congress
He pronounced IL then now alschood OF the foulcs
kind 1t due to him that Mr.. HoAap should rise in
his place and set him right
Mr. HOARD said he desired to respond TO that letter
MT STEPHENS. That IL no question of privilege
l object
Mr. j. CLANCY JONES insisted upon his motion
Mr. HOARD desired the question TO be decided by the
Chair He had a right 70 respond to that letter.
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

For Local Intelligence sec first page Of the Daily
Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

Increase. ....................... ........ 1882
mark follows:-fhe weather at latest dates was
favorable In all sections, and the plant represented
as very uxuriAnt The loss by overfows is estimated
by parties long resident .. the erfowei dis
icis 1t fully 300 900 bales those from the
Of DISASTER write variousy from TO bales
the probable yield Ct 1858 differ widely. The laxurient
condition OF the plant renders necessary 10 It's rrung
well that the weather should be dry and not during the
FssGTs. Engagements were moderate and rates
heavy. To Liverpool 5000 1000 bushels Of wheat
engaged at In bulk 200 bales OF cotton a! 3l6d for
compressed and 2d for upoompressed boxes
at Goa and 600 bb rosin at Is for immediate delivery
To London goo bushels wheat 3d. in ships bags and
$50 tons oil cake a. 22s Cd There was nothing new 70
Glasgow. To Havre engagements we're limited; we quote
rates ss foowscotton at I'd rice at So pearl at
at ltc copper at IS per ton.
HAY.-ssles OF 600 bales were made at ACC. . Soc
common Rockland at COO. The last sale OF lump
SOC.
BoIAssfs-rhe market was firm, especially FOR prime
quslses OF all kinds. Cuba muscovaaos were sold in
moderate wsy full prices ID bbs New Orleans sold a.
NAVAL srorEs.-Tbe sales embraced about GOO bbls
spirits turpentne at 4tc., and 500 bbs.
at 81 SO. Grade turpentne was quiet aud nominal a.
50 621s.
ons-rhe market n,hsnged and sales OF all kinds
we're moderate.
PRovIaoSs -Pork-rhe marke, exhibited more buoyan-
cy and hrmncss while the transactions embraced about
sia So thin meas ., $40 rs SIC So and clear msss at
ciuoiug country at Sill 60 sl2 repscked Western
mess ST. so sl4. and extra o; sl4 so ass. Prime
mess aud beef hams firm at hanged prices.
Bacon was quiet but firm. Cu.mests were frm, with
sales OF about 200 hhds Including shoulders aud
hams Mt s1.c. asJsc. Lard firm, with sales OF $50
bbls at ii &c. &c. for common 10 prime But
In fair dempnd and prices steady. at 12c 1Sc. for
Ohio and lac 20c for STATE the latter figure for prime
Cteese ranged from &c. TO Sc.
R,cf was quiet and prices unchanged. The sock was
ss follows -O.rolns, 6,25 casks; Patns, 253 bags;
against os6 casks Carolina IT the period last year
SUGARS The market continued firm, with sales OF
about $40 hhds chiefly Cuba, within the range OF To-
sAc the latter figure for small lots or handsome
vados, with small 10; OF New Orleans go hhds y at &c
. &c. The following Messrs X. L. A. Sluarts prcss
August 2, 1s5s:-Losf sugar, IKE, crushed, Ils.c
circle crushed IL &C.; ground, uisc
TAnow.-Saes OF about coo los. were msde at exc
WHsKEY.-The market active; the sacs embraced
about 800 bbs, including go made yesterday evening
akc