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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11
oUACHIrA RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY 18th inst, at PM
REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET
= FOR CAMDEN. BEACU HI

LsAA4S' Cbampagnolle, uuaehia City, Trenton Monroe
fS=szh Pine Blu1 columbia, HarrisOnburg Trinity and
~ intermediate landngThe elegant swift passenger
Messenger, q, II. Kirk, MASTER 7. J. Beae, clerk, will
leave above For freight passage having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply on board.
JAN J. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11
W HITE RIVER

Leaves on MONDAY. llih inst, at 8 r. M
~ FOR w III L II L II " &c R-F0R
s4lH Baesvile Poeahontas. Jseksouport all in
5ss.sh termedate landings White riser-The uhsan.
passenger Europa, Thos L. bailey master j.
L. fairlegh clerk, is In receiving freight and will
leave above, For freight passage apply board
jas ]. s. PA6AuD; Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON, AND GREAT NORTHERN
RA1bROAD-l2g bales Warren Gilmore Sco--45 do
CueT Harrison &eo2l Freson Conway tco2l bales cotton
Carter &co-l3 bales cotton Rhorer Hgginbotham
Aby-3 Byrne, Vance kco-l3 do Payne Harrson-l5 do
Felewes &cO0 George Connolly Pitcher Goodrich leo
Buchannon, Carroll &eo3 Scott Williams co-i2 head eat
lie Giliespie-Sundesto order-Total 81 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. 0PELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
OADl6 hhd sugar bbls molasses Iaforest 4 Des-
marel9 ds sugar Q Nelson teo-2s do Iob chsrpen-
ler-lD do Cammack, Nest2O bales cotton
Darby Tremoulei0l half bbls moasses bills moasse 20
hhds Urquhar2 do 40 bbls Washington
jackson &co2 do Is hhds Beocq Nobom &col Dbl
do Wright, Allen &co- do Daon &col do Mrs Desmsre-l
Moshy kco- ries IN ord
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EXPORTS.

r. ship Judah Toa from New TorEs cabin and in ths
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11
Leaves on TUESDAY, y b iIsi, st
- ARK ANGAG INV "a II

Smith, Van rem ozark, Roseyille, Spadra
= Blnfs, Nortistown, Dardaneile, lewsuurg, Ii
Tie Rock Redork Pine Bluffs and all intermediate landings
The new, swift and light dfaugh passenger
Arkansas, R. L. Haines, master, Adams, eletk will leave
as above. fof freight passage, apply on board
The Arkansas will through she she is very light draft
ias j. s. PA6AuD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. MbPM
49,. REGVJI,AI{ CRAM ECORF AN

-
lA4ELh Nachitoches PacketThe new, hne fast
- ming, magnhcent passenger packet steamer
Raptdes, JnO G. D0@y, master, g. j. Bsstow, clerk,
will leave as above positively for Grand Ecoe Sstchioehes
Alexandria Collie, Gorton's Landing BArbins Landing Nor
mans Landing and all intermediate landings
Cane and Little rivers. For freight apply board
GEO. d. HIfE CO,
d23 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11
FOR RED RIVER.

FOB RED RlVEH.
Leaves MosDAY the IN Inst s,sP.s.
,nsT pl FOR j.. JEE :EI sNITHLASp,
ssiSs Bayou RsS
Mornaqs landing Goons Landing and all inter
stantal fast running steamer Alton, Jr., s. smith
ter Jno White clerk will leave above For freight
s DS 'l'' i P&G1Ubp PA Gsvsl.i.ia asa Agent
Leaves on TUESDAY, i2ss Ia.s ;saspM
ls = Bayou coseSsiia csmoss Grand Esore Mach.
= iioehss AleKandris, Coils, Eormsns Landing.
nEs d Red River Via Cane and Is Ei.sIsTIs are
win leave positively above For freight passage ap
p'' y" ''@'N r. a. RANDOLPH co. 80 Common street.
The Duke will land all freight for Nachtoches the city Of
Natchitoches ia9
Leaves on TUESDAY. i2ih instant at O'Clock p M
IT, FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT
The new une, fast running light dfsft passenger
III . sSo ~ Po cse 6e
ton sT T I@Sading shrsyepo Grand Bsyoa ca9gs
la dg on Red river For freight passage, having
f. J. lf q if&eIub Advertising Agent
IT. ! Z REGULAR TEN DAY IAcKET FOR
fast running. ard magnificent passenger packet
M ssss S = soe
Grand Eeore NaiehitocHe xszsndrs Collie Nofsns Land
landings Red river, via Cane and Little river For freight
jas ,'s' ~, - j $. PAeAuD Advertising Agent
Ta= = REGULAR HE'D RIVER PACK.
Maurice. Montso@sfy. Darsnds and saSo. 3
Landings Mouth Cane riye, Celie Ale1andra Norman's
on Old and Red rversThe splendid Mont
ssys above For freghi OF passage apply on board
for enc an I,, nsfsIss,sg ,
cred at tile different landing.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 12tA instant a. P NJ, positively.
IT. FoR HURSICASE AND CARO-
ma B,ans shreveport Grand Bayou Campie,
Landngfhe elegant light draarht and fast rnnning packet
viii sr and al dgs Is s sos
For si fTsh' or passage apply g9 heard sv. .u,
REGuIAR OK GRAND and " EooRR AND
lSAEtss NatchitOehes Packet-Ths new hne fast run
isspides, JRo T. Dos'y master y j. BsTstow, eieS
GsxSndra Collie Gorons Landing, Barbns Landing noe
mans Landing, and ali niermedas landings river via
'F dss GEO D. HirS 4 sr 91; street
Love, on TEPHEIRtS n. i ssTAESSb PORT
llskss. Ggsdo, Benton, Monterey, MOgsnes Lending
Grand Fco 81 Maurice 1ssad s and 81 pay
Ian d light ss. jos Holden Mar
i'fR R O'"s g. ' RaEDo Gefif Co. street
Leaves eg SATURDAY, ths 10Th Jan. msP.N
IT. FOR HR EVE IT. GRAND
G1S aa hse sa al al ssa1ssa
independent Peoples ine-1he elegant
running packet b. l.. Hodge, Jno Smoker master
h. T. MURDOCH clerk viii leave above. For freight pas
sage apply on board
jail J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
a This boat unequaed comfort elegance by any
boat ever In the trade.
BS-Ths boat viii take freight for points above the RaA
with privilege n ,hppng
FOR CHAFALAYA RIVER.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 5 o'clock p
r. FOR OPELOU 5 "A s-THE NEW
lsEsse1IA nj STEAMER w. Burton, Capt q. +. Lou
S sr s o W., eARIssy aor Tue trade VII leave as
or TO
j. NJ. JOHNSTON q CO.. 5 Front Levee st.
Jyl4H Cusomhouse street.
REGULAR PACKETS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

Il. NORTH CULLOM, ATTORNEY Ar-LAw, vii
IA attend all professional business in ST. Landry and Avoy
ele that DO entrusted TO his onse at MARKS
WILLIE, La.
Olivier Esq.,; Thos D. Miller commission merchant; Chas b.
Singleton attorney al INV; Nixon Adams Crescent office.
New Orleans. u26 ly&W
"a NEGROES FOR SALE-JUsT ARRIVED,
~ with large and choice lot Of Maryland and Virginia
NEG oEs consisting OF Field sRds House Servants
~ ehAnies, seemsesses Cooks Washers and lroners
and viii be receiving fresh supplies durng the esona
which viii be sofa low for cash good city acceptance.
mis- SIN j. NJ WILSON rs Esulanade street
RRANDH-sO quarter and half pipes Marett, sale in
~ bond, ~ 5. WOLFf,
as corner Of 6ravieF aud New Lsyse streets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
PERSON1T

-. Miss Juliana May and her mo,hs, -. .,
Browns. ''onef are al
tional. > - l" the Ma
- Er Gov Brown and Miss Brow, ana
Browns Hotel. arc al
,.I. Lola Montez, Countess Of Landsf-lt, h,,
ssAen passage for Ireland In the Pacific, to Iesvs
'o' "alway on Tuesday, I'd of November next
viii. leo ID Prentice, the editor Of the Louis.
tprino ,onn VIII visit New England on a lee
>V1s 'ouf the present season
NJ. ,i 49, Ioi. A Rice, Pa Hon. M A Otero,
W,n,sr M, hoa' a; Rust, Ark Hon Henry
the National. anu suhe, are al
-. The Cleveland Piaindealer has Sec,
Ter from an intimate friend Of Edwin Eo...t
which the report that be intends to retire ~, -
the stage is pronounced a humbug Nv ''
...-Stephen ii. Branch lectured IN New yo,s
On n onday evening upon his career as a convin,
al blackwelPs Island. He had ten conyicts IN
tne stage In prison costume, and the whole ner
loImance OF convict was paIaded before the au
oe Tue papers characteTixe the exhibition
asgusung failure. Three convicts recent "
discharged aided him Ia shac kIes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
THE WEEKLY STAR.

Tomorrow Weekly Star is q model paper.
II Is filed with the very latest intelligence
from all portions OF the world, the most relia-
BILE Government news, rs well as full history
Of the city for the past week, as we'll as va
riety of miscellaneous articles. Buy a copy
and lock over the matters of interest that 1t
contains, portion of which we note below.
Table of Contents
wAsHISGToN News AND GOSSIP The Cam
els; Iron; Hon j. CLANCY Jones; The Point Of
Danger; The Convict Barrett; Robbery Of Mail;
The Nicaraguan Isthmus; California Surveys;
Mails for Germany; The Florida War; Nicara-
Cattle show; Virginia and Protection More
Camels; An Important Decision; Rank In the
Navy; The Treaty with China; More Steamers
Fair at Richmond, Va; The Next Congress !;
The Attorney Generals Decision; The lshmain
Route; The List Of Patents; Sunlight; Senator
Davis; The Indian War; and a number Of items
of Department, Navy or Army news.
Local Nxws.-Charles III. Barrett ReSpited;
The Railroad Meeting in Alexandria; Serenade
TO Hon Clancy Jones; Health Of the City;
Military; The Weather; Improvement; Real Es-
tate, Risky Business; Outdoor Preaching; Cir
cult Court; The Clock of Gait & Bro The Hack
Law; Water Bill; One Of the Austria's Passen
gers; Important Arrest; Fire; Ninth District Po-
lice, Slave Case; The Public Schools; The Bo-
tanical Gardens; An Epitaph; The Health of
Washington; A New Organ; The Ball OF the
IuPnc Niuo, n Soiisloh, oi houuCtlOn
and Felony.
GKNEkAL NEws.-From California and the
Pacific Coast; Horrible Tragedy in New York;
Burning Of a Catholic Church; Murder; Steamer
Lost; The Meeher Will Case, Ira Stout; The
Prize Fight; The Chess Contest; The Paid F ire
Department at Richmond; The Reorganization
OF the Baltimore Police; Another Cancimi Trial;
From Salt Lake; Kansas; New Mexico; The Lost
OF the Austria; Specie; Cuban Telegraph; Tur-
key: The French Slave Trade; The Femal lie
WALKERS, and a couple Of hundred other items of
interest.
FoRKIsN NEws.-Ffom Europe, Asia and
Africa, by the steamer Persia; Havana, BY the
steamers Isabel and Black Warrior; Mexico ria
New Orleans; Mexico ria New York
PERSONAL AND Political NEws.-whatever
10 moving in the political, artistic, dramatic
world, and who are the movers
COMMERCIAL NEws.-The markets Of the
world, 1t the latest dates.
PoErRY.-Autumn, by T. Hood-seasonable
The Reunion Of Friends in Heaven-solacing:
sorrow and Song-pathetic; Mock Auctions
funnier in rhyme than in deed; The Last Look
touching and full Of melodyi Smack Of To-
bacco-quaint and very good.
MIscEILANY LIME R or the Freaks of q
Maniac; English Population Statistics; Helen
Latimer; The Bombardment Of Dleddah: Let
ter OF John Adams; The Astronomical Expedi-
tion OF Lieut.. Gillisi liza Stout and his Mother;
&c, &c.
The Weekly Star may be found at the coun-
ter Of the Evening Star Office, price three cents
The periodical dealers also have il for sale
Annual subscription SIPS
The cheapest paper IN An,yrca -!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

The INV YORK TRAGEDY On wedaesd,v
night Mr. Gouldy still breathed, but his life wa,
despaired Of. He was delirious Through the
DAY he wished TO know what was the matter with
him, and what had been done. He said n.
wished to die, and wanted his friends told that
he was going to Jesus He would occasionally,
erciaim sob, don't kill me ,''.sDon,t kill me -
He partially recovered his consciousness yes.
terday morning, asked what allied him. and n.
quested to be removed TO another bed A unmher
Of physicians have examined him, and consider
bis case hopeless. The lives Of the two bow,
Charles, aged six years, and Nathiel, aged II
years, are still considered in danger.
IL is understood that Mrs. GouIdy is on the eve
VI an aeeouchement, which renders her situation
more critical than 1t would otherwise be-
hopes are entertained Of the recovery of the
two servant girls. ..
ne eoay Of the deceased parracide was taken
ifom the house Of his parent on Wednesday
evening, about O'Clock, to the house Of stsnhsD-
Merritt, ndertaker In sth avenue be,yvas, IN,
and 18th streets, from which place IL wa, remov.a
10 oresnwood Cemetery, Yesterday morning al
1ociock The corpse was encased in rich wal
hnf CONN, with silver plated screws and silver
name plate The hearse was followed by a car
mage containing an uncle OF the deceased a broth
or OF Mr.. Gouldy's first wife, Mr.. Jos Lonkiny
an acquaintance, and Mr.. Haight, the sexton of
the Tnirty-fourth street Methodist Church. /,
VI to late hour Wednesday night, the street
In hont OF the house In which the victims lie
was crowded with inq uisitive men, women and
chhaten, who were anxious 10 learn all the par
ucuiahs- They collected together in cliques of
twenty OF more and told the most outrageous sto.
mes all kinds Of which were aaoat. No one
aami'.ed to the house and an officer was sta
TONED on The sidewalk to keep the crowd quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

ENGAsKMENr WITH THE INpIANs.-Col A. p.
Dennison Informs the Oregon Statesman that
Col. Wright's command had a successful en-.
gagement with the Indians, on the LIST September
near the scene Of Col. Steptoe's defeat few
months ago. The Indians, who commenced the
attack, were very strongly posted, but were final
ly forced to retreat, leaving seventeen Of their
number dead upon the field. Col. Wright had
not q man either killed or wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.

MRS. r. G ETCHlSON would respectfully IN
firm her customers and friends that she nov sell
Ing of hef entire stock of Goods at Coz r Tor oash
as shs - going to close mp business, she being up,
able, account OF her health, which mas lopS been
declining, TO continue business.
Those that her bills are raspe tfullv req ssfsd
to call and settle the same as soon as possible
Her stock OF goods co sisis OF every variety of
French EMbroidsriss, Ribbons,
1Aoe gets, Worked SETS, Laous,
Worsted Goods, Tnmmlnes
ana great many Other articles too numerous to be
mentioned all Of the latest sty le which she will
sst positively at cost for cash only she does not
intend 70 open any new accounts with any one.
III Won want bargains call at once and exsmIne our
stosk and We are sure that we oan satisfy even the
m ns iAst'doas taste. Gall and sIamins fos your
mo. IL. Market spaes. Pc. ave,
90 8-lW bet, Sth aud 9th sits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

IL A correspondent Of the 81 Louis Demo-
crat, who has undertaken a careful exploration Of
the Pixies Peak gold mines, In Kansas, writes
that the stories Of the discoveries Of large Jumps
Of gold and Of great yields, are wholly unfounded
and that all thegold that is to be found In thai
region is "wash-gold, }" from which careful men
may possibly realize 80 soto 81 per day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

III Subscription books have been opened at
Annapolis for the construction OF telegra phi line
from that city to the Annapolis junction, where
II will connect with the lines to Baltimore and
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

NIcARAsuA-signor Irisarri, the Nicaragua
Minister, has issued notice that in consequence
Of the Republic Of Nicaragua being again Ihreat-
sned by fliibusters, all persons landing on the
shores Of that country must be provided with
Dassp0rfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

III The Freeman's Journal contradicts the
statement now making the rounds of the papers,
that the Pope has forbidden, on penalty Of ex.
communication, the use Of the name Mary for
children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

IL Gov. Buckingham, of Connecticut, has set
apart the 25th OF November next to be observed
- . day Of thanksgiving In that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
INDIANA The object of the extra .es.iou of 4,

INDIANA The object Of the extra session Of the
Legislature called by Gov Willard, forthe 10th Of
November, is, to raise State revenue upon the
general levy Of this year, to provide for the pay
ment Of the interest upon the public debt and to
meet the current expenses Of the Gevernment-a
duty which the last Legislature failed to perform.
The Legislature will also be called upon to pass
law for the reappraisement of the taxable prop
erty Of the State, SO as to equalze and make just
this public burden upon Its citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

ID The Richmond Enquirer has been en-
larged and otherwise greatly improved in appear.
ance. II 10 printed on new type and 10 now one
Of 1.-THE largest papers In the State Of Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
The AMOUNT OF SPECIE In THE BANKs-TLe
amount OF specie In the banks Of the great mo-
mentary centers Of the world Ii as follows

In other banking institutions of the world there
is specie enough to make the amount run up to
4Oo,OO0,Oo There is more specie in the banks
alone than there was in circulation prior to the
discovery of gold In California. The deposits in
the New York city banks are $iO6 900 600 This
Is the largest amount ever held by them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING. PRESS
The Union notices the speech d, Hon. Caleb
Cushing at the Richmond Agricultural Fair,

saying: =. q ] j. t5so - s .fssts1-o.
"while theremay be gseat djnerepces Of opin.
at by the bsd and ad enturous orator in This ane
address yet we are sure that all will sympathfze
with the national spirit that animafes every line,
and commend Its raj tone as catholic, patti
otic, and conservative o. i 100 r = =
Further, the Union insists that il regards
the contest between Msssrs. Douglas and Lin
coin much as the good wife estimated the battle
between her husband and the bear-shs didn't
care hg which whipped. 1t also treats of
Georgia and her railroads .i'I p
The fsteifissneer, under the caption " Com
mon sense in Dishabille," comments favorably
upon a communication opposed to rs-opening
the African slave trade, which 1t quotes from
the Charleston Mereuyv. ---- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED CLOTH
u FROCk COATS.

Black ard Fancy Cord Rear Suronts and Rsgl.ns.
Black and Fancy CoiaTed Caksin ere Pants.
Blk and Fey Cod Cashmere Pc nts extra heavy
Blk and Fey Cord Silk, Velvet al Merluo Vests
We have just reecve ed cases of the above goods,
all Of our oUH 1iIHHfdetaTe and which Wi CON-
rare sty 10. materisl and workmansh d with the
best oustO work, all at usual Lotr prices for
Cash, at NOAH WALK, X a CO.'S,
No, S68, Browns Hotel Building,
&C 29-6tif ALEX Gaz ,Statss6 Init Pa av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

%NOTICE .-Psrsons wi hing to become
O3 members Of the Washington Building Asso
citation can 90 SO by application TO es srs y. w.
GissekInf, in GEORGETOWN. Michael Lsuxman.
Coast Survey Office, and Geo. GiorIus. ID street,
near 18th. The next meeting of the Stockholders
viii be on the frat RlDAT in November, IN Ger
man Hall, precisely at o clock ., m.
CAARLES ]. UHIMAN.
90 % dtNov5 u Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29


SINGULAR ANSoUNCEsENr.-The Washing
tss correspondent of the New York Tribune
makes the following singular announcement:
All the Central and south American Minis
~, a. sea.Iy alarmed at the Paraguay expedi-
ioh,sincs It's altered destination became known -
Our impression was that the Paraguay ex.
petition was fitted out in pursuance Of an act
passed by Congress last winter, which expressly
declares that its destination is to be Paraguay.
How, or by what authority, that destination
can be altered, unless by the act of Congress
Is mystery to US, and still greater mystery
Is how the author of the above found out that
it had been altered, and frightened all the
Central and South American diplomats hv
communicating the secret to them. The truth
is, though, that no alteration in the destination
Of the Paraguay expedition has been made.
and the above announcement is, therefore,
sheer nonsense.
An ENCOUNTER WITH ROBBERs.-The Bureau
Of Indian Affairs is in receipt of intelligence
from the Chippewa Agency, under date of Oct.
18th, which alludes to an attempt made to rob
the Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Colonel
cullen on his way thither to pay over to the
iioes the annuities due them. Col c. had in
nis possession about 10000, and was accom-.
panied oy Hon. W. w. Kingsbury and Mr.
harrington The outrage occurred at Little
rams near the junction of the Mississippi and
Grow Wing rivers where Col. C. and his com.
psny had stopped all night on their way to the
Agency. Mr.. Harrington was awake euardiDg
the money in the hotel, and about one oclocS
at night party Of robbers made An attack
upon the hotel. One Of their Lumber 6,ad .
snot through the window, narrowly missing
M r. head, and ct the same time othsrs of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about 7 O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

periUr advantages Tor AfvertisIng. II IL firmly
established journal, OF wide circulation, with sub
srlbers Ia almost every state In the Union and
numbering very large and growing st of sub
xcrbers among the farmers and substantial business
men Of the wealthy and prosperous Piedmont, VAL
ley, and Tide water regions Of Virgins: men who
have wants and the means to supply them: men who
buy goods, and men who buy and sell farms. A n
Advertisements appear in the Daily. Trl-veekly
and occasionally IN the Weekly editions of the SEN
TINEL, thus reaching all our re aders We respect
fully invite orders. Terms moderate the cash or
city reference being required. For particulars ad-
dress SMITH K FTNKS
Oc S-i I'm Alexandria. Virginia
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|Us = Z u
Boys Cloth Jackets,
Boys Casslnet Jackets. Bow Cassinet Pants
Boys Cassinet Pants boys Vests,
Boys Over Sacks,
Boys Undershrts,
Boys Ties,
Boys ShSwis,
Boys Canton Flannel Drawers,
Boys White shirts, Boys COlored Shirts,
&o.. &c, 60.
I'll OF our own mauufa ture. and lower thsn of cred
BY any other house, at
NOAH WAIVER Il co.'s,
No. 3es Psnusylvana avenue, Browns' hotel, o.
- 81 IAlex .Gaz Sfates nd Int cor,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-07
Tbe Alarkets.
MoxrPELIER MARKET.

REPORTED FOR THE RKEgMAH EVERY TcEsDAY MoRSlSG.
PRov~tsIoNs.-Buttcr, Is to II, Cheese, to 7 Lard, II
to Is. Tallow, s to 10. Dried Apple, 5 10 s; Eggs, l3i
Potatoes, 20 to25 Beans, $o,T5a1,00. Maple Sugar, toS
onions-75. Appies--common, % to SO good, 5000 to
800 per Dbl. Round Hogs, 0 a 90.
FLouR-Western, $5,75 Extra, $1,000 Double Extra,s7,oO
Berlin Mills, Extra Family, $500, Double Extra, $3.50
GRAIN AND HAY.-Corn, 90. Oats SO to IS. H~erdsgfass
Seed, $500 to $50 per bushel. Glover, IL to 90 per pound,
Hay, Sc, to 81, per ton. Rye, 95.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood, SIPS to
$3.50 Slia;ss, s1,25 to sl,37. wo~oi-Common :.
90 to rs. MeRino, 90 to "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-07
1flarrle0.

In Rochester, Sept. Goth, Rev. Geo. Gurnsey, Mr.. orlan-
do Eaton and Miss Hannah f. Flint, Of Granville.
In Orange, Sept. 10Th, Mr.. John Willie, OF ropsham,
and Miss Sophia Loverin, Of Orange; Sept. 23d. Mr.,
Jackson Flanders, of Bra ford, and Miss NJ Try Ann Glow
er of Topsham.
In East Randolph, Sept. 18th, G. N. Carpenter, Esq.,, of
Mortified, and Miss Lucy NJ. Burnham, Of Randolph.
In Barre, Sept. 29th, by Rev. Mr.. Kidder, Mr.. Arad
Jackson and Miss Frances /. Hale Of B.