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Mr.. EDGAR AGAIN.

To s.< ESit-- Of TIE ~ T. Trs6v-s
SIR. NJ. ). {. Hal has called upon ns, eaa wshss
n recall statement ry .,ct q tas moraaS wssrvsat
say t1st he Christianity arowa aside for the bssSs
in Til, controversy wk NJ. EtsA qs.fy sNes cts
ue TAI be dees Tot ~ish 10 cs reisca ,Hto thts
ystsy WIKI W. Etgc" A. be ths This ths %
teudes meaning OF his emska chses dtsrs.
tor. icssx GEO z. kD3AA.
.stg H. 1853
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To NERVOUS SlFTERERs.-A retired QeaHS-
having tssn restored to hssa in f.. as,s snes ossp
yes 81 nsst nervous s.aeDs 10 Wiling 20 otAsss -
reel oeyrs Stamped eavsDPc tvass tAs ssSH
csa.s scerss q tho p7escfipon Ussi Dst As Rev
JOIN NJ D,eSuL. No Is6 Futon It. Brooklyn. NY
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ARRITAL or THE STAR or THE UEST

The steamship star Of the West from Aspiuwal on
tx Sd inst aIved yesterday afternoon She brings
nothing lister than tie ST. Louis. TIE following is her
srf Gle list
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BROOKE YN ITEIIS.

Board or SrPfRyIsoES.-A meeting CT tss Board
OF Supervisors held e. the jail yesterday. Sspsr-
VISOR j. G. Berger in tie chair. communicates
was received fsom the Sheriff asking for new furniture
fcr the jail kitchen which ives re iered 70 tas Connt
tee on jail with power. From CorVrer Smell sskiaS
FOR the erection Of dead house N tie Eaten Dg.r
which was referred to the Alms.Houss Committee.
Tie bonds Of Gilbert, Sorekeeper of the Aims uouss,
were presented and accepted. Communication tr,a
$. l.. Harris askins the Board to authorize rsc,sUy
improvements in the City Court Room. which WAS g.
terred TO tie Committee Couits with powers. The
Committee on Assessment Rolls reported that owing
to tie fact that the aggregate Assessments Of the var
Gus towns and wards with but few exceptional were
not footed up they had not sufficient data befoge thsn
to make full repor. at the present time The follow
irg resolution relative to Jurors Wa, adopted:
Resotei That meelli cf this Board be held on "a, LAT Ma
a nom The list 4 persons duly qualified TO act Jafoss end
o exempt which shall % provided by tine Commisasa9
of Juror. the such umsi II persons shall be eaaa
20 fye m every Inhabitants In TIE county ct no tnis rs
a.. census taken Grand Jurors Tor The sss1iaS
until selection scs - provided ~ 1s pks
AID sections Of chspter So Of the Avs Of 1888
Some other business of an unimp0rtsnt CHARACTER
was passed ard the Boad acjournsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

EScorRACIsG -An exteDs:ye fsrcy stationary manu-
fsctu,rg firm il this city s'ure ui that during tie past
thee or fcur weeks they have cod larger amount Of
goods .Lan at any previous corresponding sea'on ofthe
yem and, Judging from the mshner in which orders
axe now dsiy coming n they anticipate doins heavier
Fs busress than ever before during their crg erpe
Iis CO in the trade.
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THE DIMocRAIIc CoUSIi CoAsIttEE.--A. tbs
last meeting Of the Committee CT which the Hon Johs
Vanderbilt is chairman, proposition vas msds 70
submit the appointment of Inspectors and tea general
management Of the political alsrs OF thu county 10
eight 10 be selected by their Committee and three
men 20 be selected by tie other COMMITTEES, Of whiob
Mr. Bradley is chairman. 81 this movement 1t IL
thought union can be Effected. The proposition wa
discussed sri laid on the table for action st tas nss.
meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

CoNNiITED On IHE CHARGE OF PASSING CoystEe-
FELT MoNgY.-rhe two men arres.ei on tnday. %
tie charge e psssIg counterfeit g. bile on ths Ma
tonsl Bark Of Providence x. l., upon hotsl.ksepsn
aloig the Corey Isl,nd PaIkroad, wers brought
be- Justice Voorbe, yesterday for examDstics.
Wien arrested they gave their name, as Sylvester
C.lirs ard John Allen, which they subsequently,
Acknowledged were fictitious, ard By Twice Of coEnss
c,cli1ed TO give their proper rsmes One Of them u
known 70 have been bskeepsr or clerk in tns West
CT ester IIouse, BoWery. On the examination. Be-
paidus IIendriokson, Jeremiah Tappsp, George <.
Green George Pearssll, Lyman T.. Cobb VIM. HNd-
Jog and Henry Wiggrs tsyern-keepeis on ths Consy
Island Plsnkrosd testified 10 receiving counterfeit
bills Of the accused and giving them current money n
change. Counsel for the accused admitted that the Sc
were spurious; and Benz amin James Of Astoria va
called to prove that he paid Collns $50 in g. bills %
the National Back of Providence, X. / sons tws
weeks since suppospg it to be good at the time Geo.
ID Dagger Of Little Falls, Heikimer County, AID Iisary
b. Steers, q policeman Of New-Yoik swcrs 10 tas
good character of the accused. Thomas ). Mscksy,
broker was called by the District Attorney 10 prove
that tie counterfeit IS on the National Bank first
made their appearance las. week. The svdsses
against the accused being conclusive they were co0-
United 10 full to await the action of the Grand jury
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IAiv>czrasaLi

rEorD0ssPrs.
ANstorYFNs and D.cur,sr)-rrss
Noa 80 .nd sb Bosirs Nss You. All q, tx seaazA
var . Az, WAshilston D. c.
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SrDDEs DEATH-A woman named McCus died
suddenly in bed yesterday morning. at her resdsOce u
Prince street, rear Tillary. See was discovered ~
another woman, who lives IN the same house, s'ms
time after her husband had EFF ior his work ct which
tine she ives in apparent good health. The caa''
supposed to be disssss Of the heart. ThsCoronN wa
net fed.
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ARREST - CJw-LECCED SAN during tao sFa'1
nu:.cs! e at Joness Wood on WEDNESDAY night,
10 oElus fellow nsmed Pa. McC artby alss San NIX
better known a. 'Co...eggsi Sam, was appiehsndel
by pSicemas for attempting to pass acountertst -
Ill ct sger beer stand 10 payment for dflnk'' Inc
German rsecgrized Cow legged Sam as the man VINO
had, short time previous pssssd BIZ OF 'as san'
dssoitoa at hi. stan ard called upon the police to
Arrest BIN. Ofcers Boyd sni Wright OF ne ~snty.
s:ccpd Precnt happening to be a. the time, seized
tie socussd. b.: SAN woo s q powerful. nao, had 60
ies q bsirg so essy csptured and drawing back h'
f, gave WnyLte powerful blow, which sect him reel
rg. Officer Boyd sprarg forward and grabbed Ssm
by the reck-te, bat had soccer done 80 iaaa 'he
later seized Boyd By .ns coa:-collar, and, svinS
quick ie,k severed Goa. and vset from his back
Officer Boyd then dew his club ard broke It INTO
sr!ir.ers over tie ,ufisns head AIother otfcer ..
tbs time csno up and tie three sccseisd after mlca
tsorbe, N conveying lie fellow to the Polcs Ssa'n
A private ws.chEan named Washington Cooper
VA attacked By ssvega rrfiars in Washington rluNe
3 few nigtt, ago And robbed Of his watch vAusd ~
80. O1e Ct the gang ieduced Cooper !" leave a.
pes. /. ook atst several o. hs patty who vera s0a"
nizg fsh., aSd iu:i7g tie ccsfuic, robbed rs man
CT a.s vXos. VIZ. Jcuss Wa a-rss'si oy Deceive
OfIes. WLsce. "a s,sr,SSs. IA. iecHs; -e oy 'sSH'
Qrs.
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~ AFrEat.-Tts late Hsrsk.sa Clover vhoss
eeata by ororcirS II the Eas. River W. chroac,sl Q
csy OF tSo ego, tad vhea he le;t this city siiss
coutsiLitg clothing SAD ssyers, valuable bcaLs css
nect.d witf ts occupation. Any person ia Nss Yak
or BrcoSyn having any kIovlsd se taerecf ~, gr,at-
j. benefit deserving family ts:s city BY ccuanrai.
ehng tne same WI. or co'emporssss In Nsw-
No,k oblgs Us by making ross to tai, saes,l
tPaisi Nsr,A
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CHILD BrRsED To DEaTH.-An infant child OF hs.
Naming who resides on the corner Of ssdswick ed
Columbia streets, was burned to death ysrs'ds5
during the temporary sbssrcs Of its mother Mr..
M.urDg had LEFT the child in the cradle While 'A' va.
70 sors near by. On her return she found sas creole
/, DANES. but csrpo. account for il, a. thsrs va ~
lisht buiniry.
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farAI &ccr,rsr o. s,rrsssss-crcss Has
t.t a. SQ7ss. on Tasty epe. Tee seIy ofFrss,.
rsteSsoe. o-s q tie crew ctcs chip oe,r Iyl,s ss~
Futen Far. We, wis srsssel Le.s,sss pig. AZ
lssi c.. C tfs tet. vs. tiIst b. oes Ct L .m sr,as
E, n tie s'irs AZ fAlts U2o' h-s hss, Ds,.ss,i
pss German ~ b'-s, Z, .ss-s OF A.. Tssyru
rst !slsl syssi Ct OF Acc.ts.,S dsa.a'
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AcclDIsr os SnPsoARo.-Jsnes lockwood. rs
siding 81 No. ll6 Cedar street, Nsv-York, fsI down
the Esd Of The ship Elliott, lying al the @" Hoa's
Wharf on sdnesdsy light and broke bis loft log ssd
cis,ocs.ei ons Of his shoulders, He wss coav'ysd %
the City Hospital for treatment
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FOVsD DeovsrD.-CorCssr De focse, bed "a "a.
Qcss. yesterday .. Sister ISlsat upc, tee b7 Of -
IN s.oSr ras VITO rss floating reA- tee south bsssA
OF staten I.asd, uear TIE house Of S.pssa Ks'dSAs.
esq TIE BODY vss perfectly nu.s, hsd Lao: brown
As'r, va, see, 6 ipehss high, VITA vey hsa fore.
bead. lad beer Gu, short tire n lie ssi.v. NsSdcr
Dss;a IL tgowbirs." Fstser infor-s.ea GA b.
oeisirtd Ct tie Coroter st Tompi;rwL,s. ST.
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New TELEGRAPH LISE.-A new Grs of telegraph,
working with the Morse instrument. has jus. been
cen peted between Baltimore 81. Cincinnati Wis E.
cctts Mills and Frederick, Nj, Hspers Ferry, Cum
bertrand, Grafton ard Wheeling Va, Marietta and
Clilicctbe, Ohio. Tie FIRST meSsass was sent over
the line yesterday. Tie ofiics Of the counsctirg line
Il this city is at No. 90 " al street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

Aoeny,r.-Mr. F. Bsinbridgs Of Alsr. Hose Con
r.nv No fractured one o. bis legs some days snc'.
vb;s psyipg bsss bal on the corner Of Eth sv'sa'
and Desc 81 ee..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

SERIOUS AccIDEsT.--A boy nsnst R'o'rt wusoo
had al the fingers Of his isft hand saved Oh "a
WEDNESDAY, while playing with a circular %, "a
f,C,o,y At No. rs WICKET street. He "" tsksa~
,h. Ling Island College Hospital, where the rse'"'"
annexation was performed
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.r,,srr At BracLAar.- JOha Lynca ~ ans~<
.,ou. two o clock On yesterday merstas, u
srtxag .as p-sn:sss q the oorosf o. 80. s.sS,...
.oi Forth sussts BE ~ t>ksa y w
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We are pleased to obssrye list III, citizens OF New
Rochelle really waking Up 70 the Importance Of i'm
proving TIE conciton Of TIE sidewalks and roads Of
that beautiful village. Perhaps place IN TIE State
hes been highly favored by nature than New
Rochelle. None is more beautiful, more delightfully."-
situated or ofeIs gres.er attractions s place Of resi-.
deuce duiir Il Summer months; but owing TO for
mer lsch Of oLtoP anu Snion ef soton On tho port
OF the permanent residents there, the streets AMI ave-
rues in srd around tie village, except during the dry
sessor have been almost impossible for pedestrians;
tlr; piec.udirg the usual Interchange of nsighbory
v .its snd salutatons highly appreciated especially
amcrg the yourg folks in the rural districts. Tie gen
e,sl gocm theieby oeossiened Las naturally had tie
effect OF rducpg al possessed of the means TO remove
TO the city on the approach Of Winter, snd to dscour
age another very desirable cas- Of cite Ems from
msLirg tie place their future permanent home.
The la.e Incorporation Of the village seems to bs
woiklg vel, notwithstanding the strorg opposition
that Hes made sgsirst It AZ the time OF It's adoption
(which was csnied by majority Of two votss only
The electors, a,hot time $50, resolved TO commences
the work Of improvement By establishing u,iiorm
grade. aud putting down good sidewalks in al the pm
cpal streets ami avenues within the incorporated limits
of tie lsge. Considerable progress with the work
hes already been made, AID the spult OF enterprise
ha,irg been get fairly in motion, It Is probsoe tha' II
Will te kept roieg until various important improve
uents shall have bsen carried cut, VII Gu will entirely
charge the aspect of the place aud contribute greatly
10 It's future health AID prosperity. Ia eonneeton with
tie above We would take occasion to remark that but
aiew yssIs ago the public school Of the village con-
slated Of diapta;ed frame building with cd furniture,
aud daily attendance Of about 30 10 ~ scholars under
tie charge Of one tescher while q. the present time
Ne. Rochelle can boast Of having one OF the most sub
.taitisl AID sst.fnished schoo-hoses of any village
of its size in the Safe. vita average attendance OF
about 800 scholars, under the charge of sx efficient
teachers, so that New Rochelle may now be considered
as wskire up TO her true interests.
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BOARD OF SUPIRy isoRs.-Tae BoGd met yesterday
Afternoon and in the absence cf The President, Mr..
yorhes was called to preside. The roll bsiug called,
or!y FIVE members answered to their names. Tue
Board e. ouined 70 Jp. N. today.
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F,Loslors AssAuLT.-John Bsumsa, C'" -
~, Ersds,ek STENCIL were brought before Jes1es
Worlds. y,ssrd.y on the chHs. OF f'0aou' ..ssa.:
rpon Anthony Gsrhou's. Az eh.isss sas seea.'.
met (;.hOuss cp TIE rosd pear Esst New. toik: ess
ss ~ AID fred pistol ss him There bsiag
$500. to implicsts Banner, he vu discharges
-. ,vo othn. were he'd for turtle. srsmasa's'
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THE RLCEtT FLAEE Up IL BRoaDwAf.-The re-
pct in yesterday TRIBUsE relative to the late diff
Guilty in BTcaisay, between j. b. Lewis and Mr. p.
C. AckeIu an was slightly incorrect. 6lr Lewis is To-
iebled to Mr. Alderman instead Of being the reyaIse
s. stated. mr. Alderman lad presented bill 10
LOWS, Of potion Of the amount due b. the latter,
aid ficn this fact thu trouble originated, resulting IN
assault upon Mr Aokermep.
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NARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR Il ROPE.

The steamship Nigo sailed yesterday for Liverpool
with o. cabin and 2S9 steersgs psssergers
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ID q leans 1aIl d so.a f.
aIQEa lNTEl.L-IGEf4 {,

TUESDAY, September II, 1858.
Yssariay tie weather was clear and pleasant, with
4st-sae brsese from the northeast Business on the
faa fs Improving, owing to several boats arriving
with large eargoes The receipt Of cotton amounted
osaEet 5000 bales yesterday,
aasrs ColrTNa.--By a dispatch received yesterday
arasE Memphis, By the agent, Mr.. J, F. Allen, we
Esra taat the railroad line packet Imperial passed
saa pa8at yesterday morning and will arrive mere o.
zEfz.csEay morning, and leave again on luesuay
aszz4 Also we learn that the Louisville paoAss
EEmea Montgomery is now on her way do.n psins
tK gezEeot order, and ready to enter ner ou 't"u'
g1Rlsr Her former popular officers
8aFscE 80 saiPPEHs- The fine lght aFaagl' pas
sEsasr Hsoket Yazoo Belle, Capt. =, . bauer' Is now
T4e 81 tile Levee u the foot Of GFaTler street. re-
sfgfag freight for Shreveport ana al ihteflleulate
raas7ags she leaves positively tomorrow evening,
sgEE Scggek.
9s.afrars.-The Bayou Lafourchs packet Laftte,
sf1s. John j. Brown, arrived with II bbs. molasses
. stgdries. she leaves again as usual at 10 A. NJ.
tna EHarsday.
9Hs Fort Adams weekly passenger packet sallie
yYagrsaa. Capt e. r. Gross, arrived with 857 bales
tstEa ard sunares. She will leave again as usual at
IN It, "a Wednesday She brought hhds new SUI
qara sd 20 half bbs. new molasses.
..e1 49, Y = ~, La, a77o balos cotton
S ss liso a..i' ,n,asi. ~ tfa
80 saves asa'u ''''s ''e-l-'ie '''s''
nAsaasF ., 90. v;.I..,,..u ,ritb qooe
LAs wv holl' atii'eu 'ioiAl 2
80 osISoh' -, ,,o,,nt,, r,itb 1877 bales
tHs lesoA@f' nun D4slAe''7'
s'si-ga1i' ~ ,r... ,,ith 57o balas
~ r. = 80 -
'F,-se-s ,,.c;n 80, 9 Tonis yitb fnII earoo,
M Z + sss..,' ~. III Il, l),ocbita If
1ts rs elsnt Tsyys snann hacks ont
.tt' g 3,l FRI ii Iandngs
s' as VS.. r,fi isdrs d o,eloc M
< III a,U esatl, otiaa5 tbis ns ac
tsealas 'i,.'s vi ,,ieasnrs sbe Z Nav
e L a.gass " III. III bnt axnrassIy for the
~ ~, Mo- bs, ottoTfiya an5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-21
DAILY CRESCENT OFFICE. !

Stock hand not cleared. e 57
SUGAR 1.-The market very dull and the sales were
confined few small lots 77c for Fair TO Fully Fair.
Three hogsheads of the New Crop the first of the
received from Muels Talyho plantation Ibervlle par
is consigned @. Tate Co. They dry, and Of good
and grain and held 1910 u Ii. The first arrival
last year the 2gh Of September from the planta
ton.
MOLAssEs.. Very dull and some Ioswere offered atlower
lot of 20 bids Choice New Crop, received from Muir
reps Talybo plantation, was sold at 3Se q gan.
FLOUR. There good demand but at lower prices
We of GOO bb comprising $50 Indiana sn
perns fat hoop and in poor order So 1850 and 200 ST.
Louis Superne at So go 5 lots and PIG in three
also IS 3D. 800 S6 25 100 Indiana Extra ST. and
some of Plants and T. Harson at 81 80 q Dbl
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced 2500 sacks in
Guiding $50 Red and Mixed So So and 55c $50 White Mixed
aud Ordinary Yellow 81 and Sc 40 White Mixed 3d. 1871
White 62sc, 200 for milling g. and 100 Yellow at roc
bush In Wheat heard Of transactions OF Oats $50
Of St. Louis sold in lots $3.50 q The
Bran included l5 sacks in three lots S5e and 200 9le
100 hs,
PROVISIONS Pork still very dull and sales confined
retail SSaSls Is "a Dbl for Mess OF Bacon Rib
bed sides sold 9c and 20 OF Shoulders 74c q D.
In Lard rothipg doing.
COFFEE. Sales confined 200 bags at 106@11c p b.
WHISKY. Prices lower and nocadthe sale 20
bhls Raw at 2Ic p gall.
FREIGHTS. Three ships taken for Havre at &c for
Cotton and laid for that port the Vessels
in the berth for Liverpool were filing up at 9.l6d.
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"a The officers of the steamship RusS report that the
schooner foone hence schooner Drift from Mo-
bile, arrived at Braaos on the 10th inst.
the time Of leaving Pass Cavala Bar the Rusk expe
strong easery winds heavy sea- the
running westward at the rate of four knots an hour.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
COMP R0IAEE's 0rrtrE.-
CiysuE New Orleans, Sept, -, AS5r,5
No. 40i6. I
Rg2'.l Ihat the 9d lily hereby qnt1eEEed
cty glceptng Tie Earyrte Market House Fou, sct IN
@t Sa udeaon q Be sa6Sct e tie appr5yi Or refoc
lsgnedI CHrAs. H. WALDO,
rs,,nns President Board d A.. IIg& Aldermen
President Board Of Aldermen.
Signed GERARD srIrH, Mayor.
. No. 4I39 / .-
Whereas petition Of The butchers Of the Market Of the
Second District presented to The Common Council
proving that the alterations contemplated the specifications
Office woai be injurious detrimental their 0pe
Resoca That he Comptroller be- and he hereby author
lied 10 Withhold from aien the sale Of the for tbs
second District that The aforesaid Specifications uny altered
tsignedl CHAAs Il. WALDO
rs,,ot1 President Board Of Assi vi Vt Aldermen
.,, ,, i, PTTgsidentpro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
t5snedl ,"7 GEEGED srIrH, Mayor.
Nocois hereby given that on SATURDAY the 18th inst
win adudcate 1T my office, at II O'Clock NJ, the above
ssjs X 7. THEtRD, Comptroller.
PEGfEtGAnIoNS for !. fh 5s eomr@S roE
tayFte markethouse, Fourth District
The mark houses 10 he repaired to-Nit
The 81 Marys Dryades md Poydrs markets. ia the First
sceond DrGt The Port md Wnshiasron ms in t bs
Third Districts and the Ninth Street mark in the Fourth
TGe repairs required said markets follows tos:
ST. MARYs All the awnings, rails, tables and brick pillars
TO height OF Ten rect hA receive I'VE colts o. best wh e lead
il oil with such other plain coos ie may b aost suitable
and all tho cutters shall be required inthe hest mnner the
cessary and said roofs shall be tight for year
The whole clustering shall be repaired in the best
shall be required in the best manner the contractor taking
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The above made mp taken from the Charleston Coulter
authentic well be realized of The quantity
raised the United States in the year 1857 The liable
shows an increase over the figures reported few days since
from New York
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A UCTlON NOTICE-ruE UNDERSIGNED Will
"A rounue nj old sand, No > Cid leNeg street. ne
Auction and Commission bnsle@s IeHgS Carried on aH'st
the firm of H.. PEYGllAU d HYDE ~ Va
conAlEnsents, ana STelt SUES
Clshed on rle terms,
cash ADVANCES also made in New York Boston, Philadelphia
and baltimore y their agents in said cities on eossnmenEs to
their address.
~ s f. ROGER 4 co.
New Orleans, Sept, l, 1855 SCI 1T
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PASSENGERS,
Per ship Heidelberg from HavreI cabin and 10 Storage
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sTREET COM1R--OFFICIAL

EIRsT DISTRICT POUND-Xvas brought
the FrsJ Districl PouuI Dryades street, bel@eea
uliR and iirOd streets as Gstrays-
One dark brown and yellow she goat with white belly aud
wattes.
Two black and white she goats.
One white She goat, win black head and belly.
One ul4uk and wHiit DE It-
Which cned within days the expenses there.
Wad, Will he sold H public uurou said pound TT ES-
DAY, September 2sth, 1853, at u o'clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, September II, lS5St
a.. %. ELEGHIER, Street Commissioner
Registered September H. 1853.
HENRY DEREL,
CLERK OF Comptroller
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d EPiNED SVGAR-2o1 hhgs Stuart's and Lowering
II Cruahtd and Powder SuEars, for sale by
THOMPSON \ BARNES,
avid . and IS Common street
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Noticois hereby given that on SATURDAY the 18th inst
will adiudicate my office, IL clock NJ above
contracts,
sel8 TT T. THE4RD CorlptrolIqr
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f1T0UEI4SE ia NILSSON, sTAPLEAEpFANCYD DRY
II Goods of direct importation, No Is Charress street.
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-lrPTNEE Eft, p, 81 Co. FASHIONABLE CLIO.
, THING, FURNISHING GOODS TRUNkS, CARPET
) etc. M 3ata4 str
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T7ROSrV q CO, DEALERS IN BOOTS SHOES, BIO
d ghna. Hnts CNn., etc. No 10 MhgnHine Btteet.
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COLErIRN, BRITFUN & WTTHERs, cor,
~ Factors tors and Commission Merchants " Union ST.
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rSprsr aF THE CoTroN gKof THE UNITED STATES FOR
YEAR ENDING THE olsr AUGUST, 1858.