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WINES AM LIQU0RS.

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY
MoET CHA MOONS
Fleur de Sery Gil de PerdFx, and Win Imperial
The subscriber 10 cdss bersI
for direct importation Of the above named Gam
pane socits the attention Of dealers in general stock
always on hand. sampleO can he seen al the office Of
s. WOLFF,
nit Iy Corner of Gravier and New Lsvee streets
NFARETT RRARDY-THE. UNDERSIGNED. duGy
L1 appointed Agent the old established house
BOUIN, MARETT Co. for the sale Of their very superior
Brandies also, sole Importer Of the Justly celebrated Pouuey
Brandy prepared receive orders either
market prices Cognac, be shipped direct ia
al the store Of
NIL 1y Corner of Gravtsr street and New Leyee.
GyAZEGRAC BRANDIEs WE HAVE GOOD
y supply hand and receiving by direct poraioEs
favored We 1875 ia eighth pipes les in eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do do. 1906 in hs eighth
pipes invite the attention Of the trade and Cannossura
generally this article pure and un8dulteratea Fer Ea4a
New York terms and prices BY
VIM. L, LEVERIGH L Co, a Old Leve6 st.,
dig ly Sole Agents in this city.
ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP sYBTI. from Bordeaux
L los casks good ordinary Claret
40 superior MargauX Medoc.
rs boxes 1876 and 1878.
100 cases. 100 Or. boxes each sardnes F. Rondenet
Nantes.
% bbls. French White Wine Vinegar, superior.
10000 regular Corks, for bottles:
SGgo an IN f9r d EG1ijS 1Grpr rn
SEQ 20 Custnmhnue street.
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AUCTION SALES.


CLOTHS, CAssIMBEEs AND SHIRT FRONTS.
BY Z. ROGER CO.,
formerly II Peycha1d, Hyde 4 Coz
u st aasaS 5th H. lnS T. ~ 10 o'clock A.
Invoice Of Ptlot Cloth Black Cloths, Cas,mere oe.
U8-TERMs-At sale, %
sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS
BY z. ROGER & co.
formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde Co)
" m MAR 2tn qo, INST at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
sold '''s1' ~ 20
25 packages lots Of sezsonabv Dry Goods consisting Of
Plaid Black and Fancy Prints skirts Shawis Ribbons Sal
Linen Table sets and Towels Hamilton Ticks York
Mills ana White Rock bleaehed Cotton 10 and Il Brown
sheetings hniet Jeas stripes Denlms a. Brown shrtng
Brown Dris hipkaS, Uottonade Blankets Wooden Shirts
s'S aass-'fflhETs-Atsale Of
Observation-Disclosures or A LARGE HOUSE AT
auction, without reserve.
BY j. A. BEARD x CO.
GARDSER smira, Auctioneer
1t No. tar5ndei: stes5 vii 5s a OK . 'io''N a MS
BedsteadS Armors Bureaus, washstands Sofas Chairs,
taiFs, Matre,ses I'edditg Kitchen Eteasls, ETC.
CATALOGUE SALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD, MA
retiring from GR 3s op Of tue
nifty to families commencing housekeeping
By JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer.
Office, Commercial Place.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8, 1858, Mt 10 o'clock A.
w NJ on the premises Ptysnia street second door from
Jackson stree, on account Of the retiring from house
Elegant Eaewood Drawing ST. Satin Bocase
raror Set Green and old Satin Damask.
mahogany and Black Walnut Bedstsais.
Dressing Bureaus, Marble Tops ana Looking Glasses
! s II ii Ghiaa Ware
Set Paror and Bed Carpets Mattings and Rugs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

Chain Cables.
Landing and for sale by the Subscribers
2CHAIN CABLES proved-5a, IS fahom.
M,75
PRIEsTLEY t BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

McDONNELL1's RESI- AURANT, No.
1A54S l47 Common street, between Bsronns and Ca
sdS4a5 ~ roHdeet streets, New Orleans
&&&&aMA9B This establishment will remain during
SUMMER everything affords t11rd,
prices moderate The we'll ventilated
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with WneF as
Liquors OF every description st wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL 4 McGRAW,
mvl4 PTnurittofE
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Cast Iron Pipe.

COst IRON EIpt'
In store 4 and inch and to arrive per ship Roseneah
from Glasgow
3.Inch and $50 finch IRON PIPE
which will be sold low from the landing.
AMY tn PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp Ltreet.
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Hardware.
full and general assortment Of Domestic and Foreign
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Table and Pocket,
Consany on hand and for sale on accommodating terms b.
PRIESTLEY & BEIN
50 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

BglISs
The subscribers, agents for G. Il Hanks Cincinnati Bell
Mandatory have on hand and receiving regularly full
stock comprising
BELLS FROM 80 TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for any weight 400 pounds and war
ranted as 10 sound and quality.
PRIESTLEY d BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
3I2 CAMP STREET
Between Poeyfarre and Calope streets, New Orleans
a Day and Boarding School,
Conducted by
EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME DIMITRY.
The Sixteenth Animal Session of this Institution begins
the first Monday September 1855 in the "Desban verandah
purchased by the Academy establish in the South aschoo
Of the highest order This magnificent building most elgby
located three stories high covering Of four thousand
Eve hundred square feet with fine architectural exterior and
suitable interior distribution provided with bath and
every convenience tending health and comfort The Tnru
ments Musical Philosophical etc. Of the best make.
The of studies and plan Of Instruction based
those of the celebrated collegiate institutes of the United
and of France with which Madame Dimy corresponds
regularly No tangled systems adopted deceptive
Inducements held Numerous referencesamong them the
Anmna of this Institution, who gem society,
For particulars apply in person or by letter TO
sci 8m6w NINE NJ D. DIMIrRY.
EENIALE SEMINARX-DAY AND BOARDING
School for Young Ladies', conducted by Mrs NJ. " FL
This Institution will reopen for the reception OF pupils and
the hd scholastic the first Monday in DC
For particulars, apply At the school.
Rev. Dr. Palmer, Rev Dr. Chas Goodrich
Ir. Picton, B. B, Sykes, ESQ.,
+ NcPRgrson 2a ESQ, g. Boyer yer, I Esa. t''
J. r. Macmurdo, W, A. Bartlett. ses I'm
University OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will com
mcuce MONDAY November 49, 1868 and will terminate in
JAMES JONES N D. Professor of Practice Of Medicine
#HARREN sFGkE;. ii d. PTofsssor q surgery
A H. CENAS, NJ. d. Professor Of Obstetrics.
T, G. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT NJ. D.. Professor of Physiology and Pa
thology.
G Ti%TdIs n Il r. Demonstrators of Anatomy
The Rooms for Dssecng will be open the Monday
The Facnlty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits and
free Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary the Course Lectures will be delivered daily
in the amphtheer If the Hospital from the LIST of October
clinical Medicine and Surgery and other subjects, without
any charge to Students
THOMAS HUNT, N. n, Dean.
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually
in April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by
the institution au4 nl5SW
UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-CoL
! " Department.
The regular course of studies will be resumed MONDAY
! the 4h Of October.
c. W. SEARS, Dean of the Faculty
Glasses in GRAMMAR SCHOOL and COMMERCIAL. IN
STITUTE in ul operation Special attention is give
to the dead ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud LATIN, and nCder
| Larguapes-FRENG Oh, SPANISH and GERMAN.
BoRrder day boarders and day scholars received at tim
Of the year For full particulars apply the general supgr
! tendent. LOUIS puFAu,
| se20 I'm RarOnne and Common Streets.
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mil consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
tnd cities Of the Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Iouan Islands, etc.
Is sent from the Post-oice in New York semi weekly
n5a Notice 20 passengers for PAscngOuln and
Mississippi ityAftpr til the Mobile mail huas w oy
stop at Pascagoua and Mississippi City Wednesdays and
Saturdays going Returning viii stop PascagouR on Mon
day and Thursday evenings and At Mississippi CITY on sunday
evenings r. GEpDES, Agent,
New Orleans, Oct. 3D. 1853. q y
Sc The ship northampton, Captain Cot
ton New York, dscHrgn2 her cargo opposite
40 Third District Cougnees requested to attend
GEO. w. HYNSOE ( co,
o2 50 Camp street.
pIy-The consIgnccs of the following goods,
gueI per Nohamnan, from New York. viz
II Is u1d-rJ boxes rocking chairs, teeatete easy
chairs bundles chairs; N in diamond - 100 bbls pRs
Ter: diamond ~ bbls do Rosend0le cement $50 bb
fcnt; Russell "a wl please make themselves
dschaig clerk the Leyee otherwise they
will be stored their ana risk
GEO. W. HYNSON x CO. Agents,
- Camp street.
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English Iron.
Landing ex ships Wndcrmere Emy Augusta and Pocahon
tas from Liverpool, and in store
sou tuus ENGLISH BAR IRON comprising full assort-
mem Of Flat Round and Square, all si1es-Common
and Refined.
o bundles SHEET IRON, assorted from 10 27of yar
Gus widths a, %, Is, 30 and Sc nch.'
1000 bundles HOOP IRON assorted 81, n, Il ~ "a and
IL inch.
&c bundles CISTERN IRON , to inch.
100 bundles BAND IRON, IL inch Z and 3l6 inches
thick.
800 bundles SCROLL IRON escorted, u 81 y, "a and in
XII, BIG and u inch.
For sale by PRlESILh4 & BEN
So and 81 Camp street.
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REWARDS.

q ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
9 REWARD ian away from n subscriber II Of JUNG
CO. last, nnHtto woman named fAToY, called "Mhrha
Ashy her uoOred associts) She appears to be about -
age, but is older and under medium SIZE, with large
mouth excellent teeth small feet in appearance She is
wife coored barber named j. Wesley shup No LOG Com
street who probably Induced her absCund and doubt
less knows where the is
One hundred dollars will be paid for the arrest Of said
woman and fifty dollars in addition for evidence convict
any person Of harbOIipg her. Il. NJ. THOMPSON,
seq 81 Gravier street.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
ayug easonahle evidence believe The explosion OF The
late Virginia the result Of nefaro design, The
reward of Two Thousand Dollars will be paid for the de
lection aud conviction oI the guilty party parties.
EDN ARD TOBY, Agent,
Aul0 If ~ Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

81 POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PR0PEI-
@ Of the Bate House. Mobile hereby Roes tst
Lii the Hotel which Is beautifully situated the
shore Of Mobile Bay Is miles from the city is opened
for guests. demand for accommodations has induced
the propetors building which, when completed,
will contain thirty re and altogether, viii
rnodate, comfortably -FOUR HUNDRED PERSONS.
Point Clear is distinguished its natural advantages and
beaEfu locality having free unObstrueted Gulf breeze
and superior Salt Water Bathing within hundred pa
ofthe Hotel.
a variety Of anusenenTs offered.
The splendid steamer "Crescent will leave Mobile
cry Point Clear direct and will also down
Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays, at 10 O'clock Al "
r. H. CHAMBERLAIN.
Mobile June s. 1883 Isg i
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Cane-Carricr Chains.
m casks best CANE-CARRlER CHAINs-Just received
aud for sale by PRIEsTLEY K BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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SLAVE DEPOTS.

bAA Il LEX VI D.
&% NEGROES FOR SALE = HAVING RE-
tGk8 the Of Btronne ira
"a yter streets, two squares west OF The St Chfs hotel
MI Will keep constantly hand choice lot Of Mary land
Virginia NEGROES, consisting of Field Hands, House
Servants, Mechanics Cooks Washers and lTonerS Seam
Stresses etc. all Of which will be sold low for cash, time
for good city acceptances. . 1850
seq If j. VI. WILSON.
g. SLAVE DEPOT, No. 1885 aRAvlER AND IS
Sc 70 TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
W. Having opened my old stand the LIST of January, 1885,
good Runs for 2l9 Negroes respectfully
fi9 " d. +. HATCHER.
s& EOSTEcLG'S SLAVE DEPOT, 1877 COMMON
ga New OTlenns.lIe constantly hand and
ia sale Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers IroA
and General House Servants. Also, buys Rnd sellG
SLAVES commission Having converted the family part OF
large story building the of Slaves has made
he best in the city and we'll furnished fer he comfort
d7tt p FOSTER
ua-Fs- j. K. MATTHEW'S Il GOs-OARs
Ss8s-It RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary for
S8I22 Building and Repairing Carriages, kept for sale
AXS suitable for Cane Carts and Dray6 with Lnch Pins
aud Nuts nt Ne h6 layer etteet New Orleans anll y
wn-ya, g. BLEARLEY, SO AND 81 RAMPARY
4I{ street. manufacturer Of Carriages Buggies Spring
-ssItZ Wagons Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing
81 The branches done ntIhe shortest nntee tR5 "
u CORY j. D. RooKIus
SICFSLFGS Il CO., DRUGGISTS AND AP0THECA
- RIES, IS and 50 Gua street New 9eans-Importer of
ami Wholesale beaers in DRUGS MEDICINES Surgical In,
sz-Ship Steamboat Plantation and Family Medicines PM
up Nth parealaE care and guaranteed trssh and genuine
ms ly
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I EHIGH AND sGHUYLKILL ANTHRACITE
IL GOALS.
un quality Red, White and Pink Ash Lehigh
Schuykill Ais Of Lump, Egg and Chestnut sizes.
Also
100 picked English Camel carg6es ships
Northampton, Tttcomh and Pocahonls, all dis
charging. For sale by SPENCER FIELD & co,
% 81 nEE.l iea cnrnnr C,nmp and ltirnl sLreets.
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- HOLLYWOOD HOTEL, SITUATED ON
# the Of Mobile Bay 10 miles from Mobile
MI The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing their
friends and the public generally that they opened tue Fe
well and favoe about the Goth Of June.
Many improvements have been made with hiew Of increased
comfort not only tohe invalid butto others seeking recreation
and pleasure.
There attached the place Ba1-Houses, Darkroom, Ten
Pin Alley RA Band Of Music has been engaged for the
Our determination pleasant s1d fash
onabe place of the Coast WILL
a liberal patronage
7 Persons Wishing cabins will make early application
I'm SALES n DRAKE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

So Mercantile Library Association - THE
opened daily for the accommodation Of subcrbers
from ~ O'clock A. NJ. TO 10 O'Clock ?. NJ.
Persons DESTROYS becoming members will please leave their
with the Librarian
Subscription, s. per annum.
Rooms, corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
d24 If GUS A. BREAUX, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

A. LEVY, IT,. AUCTIoEEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ Of Real Estate Slaves Succesons and outdoor business
generally. Office, Is Common street. next to corner of Camp
street SCI ly
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY
No. % 81. Charles 81. 5
ha7~The Board OF Directors of this Company
have meeting held the Sd Of june 1853 and by author
itY Of the orkhoders
Reyod That from and after the list Of June instant the net
profits premiums shall be equally divided between
the Stockholders parties nsurug in this office after dednc
10 per The credit Of Stockholders and ~ cent
required ny Article Of the Charter for the formation Of
contingent fund.
Res5r ALSO That Of 10 per cent amount ofpre
MUM shall continue be made at the time Of ngnrng;
All dividends declared shall be paid in cash, the Company
issuing scrip. PLACIDE FOkSlAI1l't FTeh't.
Z. DEBUIS Secretary.
DIRECTORS;
Piacide FoTstal, ", g. G. Claiborne
F Elliot, s. PltssaH,
O. W Logan p. a. Giraud
f. Gtquel, j. Il. Boyle,
G. H. Chaplain. le4 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

As-Order of 8. w. M.~-IVnshlngton Com
cave Nc. s. holds its meetings every TUESDAY, EVENING at
O'Clock the Lodge ROOM in the Caroltou Depot corner
BarOuue and PerddO streets. dl2 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

yETE STERN LIME, IN BULK, At - CENTS PER
VII bTrrI-Wil be sold in large small quantities, 70 suit
pnrehAsers by j. Il j, G. DAVIDSON,
"a l0t Ca Ondelet So, near Poydras.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
Letter from Gen. Horusby.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
In your Issue OF the LIST, notice false and scandalous
communication from some one Of the anonymous scrib
bers that act this country He who assais apothers
character from the security Of false name as cowrdy
the ASSASSIN who SLABS IN the dark they are alike in
and worthy the detesaton Of all honest people
should the article alluded the signature
Of "Wabash were not the human mind prone 70 believe
every unworthy scandal they read and IN this case IVA
beshr (whose father either TOO poor n give him
name else he gave him that "Wabash's ashamed
to own) has be. guilty OF msstatement did not
say the Of the Wabash constituted drunken mob.
said that afte- General Walkers surrender his and
the and Of the United states ships In port
constituted drunken mob; and reerate the remark,
and for all know 20 the contrary, wabash was one of
them. bad sCrsaton y ith Commodore panltng
while prisoner Of war eosrd bis ship ether than the
Interchange OF ordinary cviutes neither did he threaten
10 me board the Saratoga unless ceased my I'M.
pottunIiy THIS staem M b. scaD1aous ta'sehoot, and
II Mr. "Wabssh not ashamed OF his name and will call
on me, will convince him OF the fact
c. c. HORNSBY.
I-~uFn Sr.rrs Uorrr Feb , 1sSs
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CLEARED
e-,ernsh,p ruronn fBr,, reiich Ilverpoo,-E Cunari
ship Liverpool. kearney, London-Orinnel, Mlniurn
Co. .
gNi Beaver m Ping GiisSav- Eenonsion nIoa.
I.,t 1~ssn ucue I'r~ke~ Nohf'e-p9e, srf1 =
'',s Monty Har-ien. cape Pslnas ind market AlTbn
p,r U@o--s soor. wa,anzss-va,es A por,traei3
his Marshal roy, Lama. C.eniu,sJs-J Eieehs 70.
i,rlg A~oert'a fI,Sl, Tuzo Cic7furrc-- rc's' rrh
s.tr !! flarr-rond. carver Ponce uagrr
Sehr Ests rieiJ, Robbins, t4sivcson-U,. Hry-sy.
scit EKpicr. iIsrkscn, Sava nah y = Murray.
sscsrlcr ,csson, raker Rat mere.
Steamer Chesapeake, Crcwe'l rc-'apf
Eesrnship Augusta, Woodruff Savannah. o. hour With
p,a,a enor I Ntchii SSp.tteucef ielyg
wssb,r The otter part Of voyage hpche1 inside N.
Iicr vi Nundse 10 PM. .
DAYS VII mdee ard y passengers 70 Grnnel hniu-u
90 Jan 10 li o. Ion a. GEORGE Ray, native OF France,
s'tps sfe.
ata and lost day John Hpssey fell frr he fore
pss yard lodged In The tore chsils he WIS severely Ia
bsrs Nsry Dyer Pickett Ctpe fr.nce ashore
on pafnpr Teach since eh NJ. Was t0wcd W ~ soatug
brig T. 80 Coi New sven), Prindle 81 CroS jan ~
Prir uarrie, of Nichmona, Me- smell eenr shsnuocp,
~ Days vito ship timber 70 W imith u Nenncbunk,
where sle b lcund put into this port for harbor
r. hrF l. Wales Williams Richmor 4. g days.
scbr Lucy Baker. -, Tangier for Boston.
schr hhhtma sayin, Smyrna ~
scLr X Drummond. For with mdse fom wreck o. shp
Cara Frcoknan, shore Al Jones Beach.
S,ir " Johnson. Crellin, squan Reach
sesl Aalanta eager, Savannah. aondaJ nia, cape.
rienced gale from ENE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

Mr.. HENRY Wright, a well known printer o! Boston,
died Of coDsumpton the 3lst Of January, after a
lingering sickness of many months, which be bore with
the utmost patience and resignation M Wright Was q
native Of II gland, which he lef when boy lie served
in the Mexican under Gen. Scott and participated in
many Of the prominent events Of that campaign.
JoHN wYEIH, Postmaster Of Philade phis under Wash
ingtons admins, alton, died in that city last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

Steamer Curlcw. williams Providence
Etesmer 0sceola Smith, New London.
BELOW
ship ~ outs, Hoyt from New Orleans.
ship Union Davis from New oreans-(Bcth By Legge'Ss
6emsphcee9.
Park wsrvtct, jenkins nom New orieans--by Captain
Fran els Of steamtug Underwriter).
Also one bask one brig unknown.
SAILED.
Prom Quarsnsne bark Greyhound. for Naples From the
lower bay ship Andoyer New Orleans bark Honduras Be-
lire Hon. briS Mooney Arroya PR; schr Eclipse, ssgus
Wind IT sunset sW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

line on fire. &6Qto
Liverpool from Boston for harrington. Ms burnt 10 the
wster's edge nj harrington, Nc $4,000
Maine Law Packard from Camden for NOrleans put ia,
Newport Jsp ~, cargo lime IRE
Mary Emma, Hulse from fop Boston nut Into
Newport Dec 81 lost deck load jibboOm, ke. 800.
Baker from Philadelphia Nsrfok, collision,
nerr C.hipcoteAa with unkpown vessel. S6<O
Oceen Mcdonald from Prince Island for
BOSTON put Halifax Dec q. caky cargo 1880
Pathfinder, White from Wilmington ter Toulon; put INTO
rsyAl Dee with NESTS cut away. &22f0
Susan rom New York FOR Newbern put
folk leaking Jan 8. 5000.
Sunbeam roggerson from York Me- fetal loss of Newbu-
ryport Hsrbor Dec 8 500
Sussez Martin from Nsvssss Inland for BALTIMORE
demned AT nagun Dec . $4,000
Susan Mary RayneS. from Calais for New York; dragged
ashore at " fisrhor Deer Island Dec e. $3.50
Te f. Hathaway from Car enas for Mobile at Key West
in dissress Dec 20, cargo sod $M1
Tell Tale from S Mchaes for Liverpool damaged by coll
lision with unknown vessel $50:
Virgins Price Norris from Wilmington, Del for 81 Croix
at St Thomas Jsn In distress lost foremsst Ac $500
Currituck Beach probably total loss $f2eW
wsesbckon eek from Pswtucket for NYork; ashore
seekonk River. 500
Wide World Dickinson rom Washington for New York.,
put into OcrscoGe with loss Of sails Ac $3.50.
VIM Dresser Hatch, from Bangor for Martinique; pu
INFO 81 Thomas # repairs Jan s. ShW
RECAPIvuIAfioS.
Steamers. S442 GO Briggs. 80 5lU
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Hartford County Savings Bank.
CITY COMSfERCIAL REPORT.

IIT-TTAfs FtU. 10 7.
AsBTs-The receipts were light and prices sonewb bat
frmer Sales Of about 100 bills pots made at 5{c;
pearls were held at &c. a SIC.
BEEADs1r1Ts.-Flour-Them market continued dull, and
without change Of moment In prices while there
Tier more inquiry for export prices, however, rather
under the views Of sellers The sales confined
about 4,oco 5000 hbls at about the following quo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

There are very few railroads in the country able to
make better show than this. The management is
beyond all question honest and capable and in that
is to he found the great secret Of success.
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New Orleans
banks on the 23d Of January were as follows
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BASKs or NEw ORLEANS.
Tc.ai. t4 5ssl sl 1904 ,s2e 4,772sls lss4e As2

The following table exhibits the respective
amounts Of exchange held by the various banks and
also the sums due 10 distant banks the latter being
comprised in the table Of deposits, a. shown
ahove.