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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-02
hose statements We would c0nade,
v. K. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railr-ad.
H. {. ANDERSON,
SuperIntendsDt Of n. & CIR
AND'W ANDERSON.
J. B. ROMANS.
MAsrIn MEcH4rIo's orr1cE, M. &C.R.Rl

MASTER MECHAEtC's OFFICE, NJ. q q. X, KIT
Memphis Jan. Q, 1873.
This will certify that am using the Paradne lnne Goal
OIL manufactured BY the Union Coal and OIL Company 81
Maysville, Ky in machine ships and on tho oc"mO
lives the Merphis and Charleston Railroad, aud have
given several tesi In order prove its qualities
u5Ficsing Oil. have hesitation recommending itas
superior OIL for Railroad purposes both in reRart b
oy and as perfect ubricat6r believe the best
oil used and that gallon will 90 far
gallons Of La I'd OIL The tchneTy is running the
hops with cent less power than is F5quT for
Ordinary Oil. The hudity Of The oil arises convinced
the fetal absence Of and does not effect It's ubT
eating properties but only requires that the 0ridces he
oil cups and feeders should be reduced in order TO the
''' WIN. r. NICHOLS, Maytsr Mashiuist.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-02
WH. r. NICHOLS, Ma1tsr Mashiuist
MATsvnLE Ky, Nov. IA, 1851.

MATsvuLE Ky, Nov. Il, 1857.
To the Union Coal and OIL Company:
GEyrLRsEN-HAving used your lubricatng Oil. made
Crnr Camel Coal the machinery Cotton Mills 0u
cludinr Engine and Spndies), for the few weeks
IRE Drspared t. say hat have found greatly superior
u anv other pug the bet perm, and fully equal N
that rtcle for which have been pay from dollar
seventy i've cents to dollars ami ntydye cent?
gon The Oildisrbutss very perfectly oVerihe machine
~ wears long and is Tree gam, which causes Ctoh
and consequently heat
nVew OF the superior quality OF this Oil, we have adoP
tel for Mills From the low price al which h is sou
we doubt not It must come into general use.
JANUARY q WOOD,
Propr'etors Of MaysVis UOitOn Mails.
February g. 1Sj7-diR mGW2m
number other ceTufeats In the hands OF the
agents here which may be seen any time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-02
EAlHvrILz AND CHLTr,Hooo, RlrunoAD

EAGHVILLH AND CHATTANOOGA RATLROAp
Machine shop. Jas. g, 1858
This viii certify that are using the Parsmne Camel
Coal Jl made by the UniOH Coal ant Oil Company. NAYS
vile, Ky in Machine Shop the locomotives %
road have tested the Gil very carefully To
its qualities; entirely convinced It is very On OIL
Tor machinery and hat gao0 Of this Oil is folly equal
70 gallons of the best Lard Oil Il being entirely
from machinery will run with ess pow than nth
any Oil we have used although the Oil has thin uppsaT
Bnce it has subricating body upaOr any Oil in Ordn
ary use, and It Is well adopted TO sailroads
c. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Nc. Knowles is Master Of Machinery Of Road and
reliable man, in whose state nentswr would c0nAde,
v K. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railr-ad
H. {. ANDERSON,
superintendent Of n. & 4. r. r
NASHVILLE, Tenn Ja1. 30, 1883
We are using the PRrsdiHe Camel Coal Oil in Ms
chine Shop and taks great pleasure ia stating that we have
used any Oil 10 equal il Il viii very greatly
longer aud lubricGte thoroughly than the best qualify
Laru ordinary OIL is free from gum, and jugt
such an Oil as needed for machinery. We doubt not 10
must come into general use We think this fully equal
the best Sperm and ths gallon Is WO Ii tlau
two Of the best Lard Oil.
ANO'W ANDERSON.
}. B. ROMANS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-02
w ntea.
HIGHLANDER

COUETRY Jeans, Jussy, Sock Feathers, Wax, Glussu-
~ &c, in exchange for goods
nova Al. DUNCAN s. co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-02
PREzEs PAYAgLE RIEbOUT DRDUCTON

In publis a Macon Ca, under the sWoyn EuPedRtsR.
deuce OF E. c. Bu ikley and Jos Waterman Esq's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
NOR SALE-A HOUSE and IA a,
Dniloins Materials.

NOTICE 10 LUMBER DEALERS:-fOA.
N WESTON BRONSON manssctlrs1 90 wssssssis
e..Ies in LUMBER Painted Poss sssassn CSsssy ~
~, Th p;ehs,s shr rxIss Fence RAs Drsssed tio9nne
S.i. 49, ~ vsh sn sssormeD, Of SEASONED
LUMBER wiz frd here ndIee@eo's -'eq1~s' Wy s'sss
pa IN -, - PLANIHG snt MArCHNG tore . ore.r
~ se. trd ~ Nv New Yoh and Erie RxlrosA csivefed
, C, p..sf. CosYrs ard .hpp~d ~ xest rsss u ssiSf
- ~, 49, u the esos to New Eos snd or New Jersey
All ''orre,rs by Da promptly attended 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

CURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH, Is now
y receivirs gaess EIsnsivs BlH.t sra B0vlns s1oss
Lr III Eshtsd vi ga The EpS and shtns grounds In he
r. 81 eih BAy ue unsurpassed Fer restoring heath the
nd hose afflicted vh fever xoe and hay es
ks ., h a.ed In he United sta.sA mLIurcssica
Slce slgy ~ LIs ,ALe EA,sS 20 Ihonpson and BY s~@
=, - T..,;..,t Iktf- 1. .. EkkxiS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
h)aitbss, Jewelrr, ST
GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD can be had at Claversck,
~ Cournbs Co.. N Y three miles from Hudson City Build
inr, se rse and asAnty located, Commanding Of the
ures views u tie world Terms % PER week Address
r c. FLACK-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
Real estate for Sale.

4 FARM of IL acres for SALE in West Bloom
~ field, NewJesey within three quaftes Of mile Of tho
railroad depot with House. Barn, Chcten coop and
bdnss situation high and very healthy land 10 god state Of
cultivation Would be very desirable residence for Gentleman
doing business In the city Apply West Bo1n6sd for tho
place oh. lac Charles Wornacs in New York RICHARD
GREER No. So Canslst RICHARD FORESrEA, NJ. 2fs
Henr.st
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Nem Publications.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR AUG. IA.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR AUG. a.
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
WeeL contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The Crest Event; History
Convention The Result IN Mi',9uIii The % End Of
Leoompton Geni; Smith Free Trade Mr. Nrsent
Nsbbed; A Curious Lawsuit.
HREyIEw OF THE WEEK; Givins In a condensed
.nd conspicuous form the s:est and most important
Sa's Tpaea stat ssase. sS MtSIIo. aud EuoPe M '
nI.fwo WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA;
N..THB RIOT ON COL FREMoNrs MARIPoSA
RANCH; Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
v.THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
vI..CoNSUMPTION: Dr.. Chgrch'n' Discoveries
vn..THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE AGE: The
Atlantis Tees'sPh sacee.sisny LsiS3;EaI9Ps AN and
A%si aa.fhe Esei cs Ha' wons saa fs1so 1 @
Jean al OF ;he Niss.ras Voyage
POLITICAL % Illinois renn'yysns aud M.,I ,hS fcrSsn s
soliheIn League; North Csrolns Indiana Kansas
Ix..LATEsr NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
From Washington; The Kansas Election State
Temperance Convention pesth Of Archbishop
x..BAYARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE;
Return 70 the North.
xl..A SUMNER CRUISE on THE COAST OF NEW
ENGLAND-No. ILL., Couespoudence OF The NY
TbIae.
XII. ..THE ADAMS LIBRARY. oorre.p,udenoe of The
Mn. From MISSOURI: & The A'ee; Of B'a''' Defeat
XIV. ORIGIN OF FAMILY NAMES. Correspondence of
The y. Y. Tribune.
Nv AN ECCLESIASTICAL CLAM-BAKE.
XVI. POETRY: Two"
xvII.. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS Breeds Of Domestic
Cst'e; Facts for farmers.
XVII. MISCELLANEOUS Thsckersy-Ystes Az Ethi5'
psn Compliment TO Woman Tie Droyer's Kiss.
XIX MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Xxx CALIFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Fun Reports Of the
Stock Money, Cotton Grsn, Cs.te and otEeE Mar
tets, specially Reported foT The Tribune
sVsscUproNs-One copy ssr one yesr So Three copies,
S5. H!ve ooIi,s, -. Ten sop!es, sf2.
SINGLE COPIES foI sGle at The Publication Ohce THis
Day. Fnoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

DERMANENT or transien. Boarders can be sup
pfiea WITH aye, sl,y Rooms BRsAksAsIa no IN Gu
a'Ssrs;e terms ~ ,pr yss No - f.T tip<e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

A $3.50 PIANO-FORTE, with Stool, for WV;
"A made By Gle es:aehsh-d city u.her Of yss%
-.oe Dssry rew, IN 7oc-sy.s round cor1ss -, Co.
rs,rp.red wsssn.,e besE,~iy crn.ue-'ed, So, ~
Del Army the resis.nss NJ. 9-s Esn ns H~"SI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

ERISr MILL and FARMS for SALE-Situ
~ s:s6 Green Village In Morris Township Morris
~ " j. three miles from the VI. Snd T. r. r. depc Mad
The Mill s and srs contains two of with
modern improvements sus'ed rug Of Water
vh exceuen. Water Power Said M 10 attached Farm Of
no acres of Land beautifully s,uxed well waerea aud sui
tctsntly mhe,ed. On the fam two good Hou~,, with
BOr, ssses &c Aso al 1g the above, othsr FARM Of
THIRTY ACRES with hou'r. Barn. &c. and Orchard; well
WGersd &c Likewise FARM Of 40 Acres Of Lsnd with
House and Bsrr and hsi miles from the village the
-csd tsi from Green Village TO Long Hl well calculated
k Dairy Farm The above property will bs shown and
doss Of made Known, by spolyius ~ Madison, 10
z. BEAUPLAND.
O. 10 C.y of New York, the office Of
Gus. J. THEBATD, Nc tSj Nassau st.
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6pffial Nciitfs.

Rerlar Meeting OF the Nineteenth Ward re-
abiIcan Association ~ be he'd 1t ds1q1s-ers ,o.neI
Il 55sy Iad 5s.hst FRIDAY EVENING, Acgrs; l3 ..
elc:s All friendly to the .:e nyited ',t,nd
" Il BABC0cK, j., ROBERT L. dlL-, Secretaries
Twentietb Ward Republicans.-1he XXI "AhD
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION vilbod az 80 91os1 rnse-Ls
n Lan.-,ine Hs Seth street and 9Th On FRIDAY EVEN
T79 Aagrt l3 q. socI5eh RegstEc.ns Of be Wxd wto
-h 70 part cicD Of Delsgs;es % the SAC Con
v.3tsr WI piese ss1d md add = cir names . Ae yo
sAML SINCLAIR, PIesiSent.
JS,; .: essTSss s,,sss- sscre,ssie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

feItbrafIOn Of the IHyInc OF inc AtIHHtIC H
be.Tte JOINT Committee Of me Comnor q 1nc 10 oomSem
tsie lay Of the u. us,ce cattle connecting bs
New VIII ne Old World, give notice.
Th.: eceip. Of the lepy OF hs Exe,ercy Isne: Bu
b.nan President the United Sstes The Of be,
A,ey Qacen Victoria Gill oe by syo II 100
surs Psrk rtonsl sute rom Tie Battery AID
Central Psrk. 80
requs,;ed the; upon the q be firing Of he
sso bells Of ell he cEurcbcs ~ tLe city -
Coniolol.ly for one hour.
On the ever pg vpon With slch eat 10
r,so. The City Gl aud publ oil1ts VII -r1Ctee ard
tn spr-9ps;t 6spsy u fireworks WI te msGe q o1: Of IN
cry HL- . ,
70 celebration by lUnrtsg, ms ssrce
a1 tbe.r stores AID dwellings
Committee also propose upon re arrival o. re NGgars,
ih Cyus W. Ficid esq, Csptsju HLdsC a1o sDults
,eoo,1 ,h the festivities the City OF Londcr . tnen
.s,d cs military reception, WITH spIro2rsse mes
30, no,e Of which siyh f grsnme wlI l. g7en-sad
,sey vo.d request all the sos cv I'D ptary CT tne
y ard borbood VITO desire p Join IA Iees2so3 wo1d
re Le.ice a early day as possible, g -
CalS. L. McCLESACHAN
A. NJ. ) City Hsu.
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6omses ano farms toanic0.

COTTAGE WANTED.-A neat Cottage and
~ Stable g. with OF least land, this ota,s
within abou. hours ride Of The city and oonysnsn, % rail-
road siion wanted lease years.
class .erant Apply to FRANCIS MORGAN No II spru;eH
WANTED TO PURCHASE-An elegant, high
w stop smsi-sized modern HOUSE. location nust bs
between 4t and 9th aud not above Jh price not to
exceed 1900. Address Box No. 1876 Tribune 0fice
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90 Wbom it lflan Concern.

THE WIDOW LADY who advertised IN ne
4 Tribune tor HOME, viii End answer 81 IH'-0e "He'
lSh Ausus.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCH.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Osceoln-91 ha1as cotton 70 rrt.
Henderson s PeasIO Bradley Wilson Fc1s lain WIT tCo
40 Rochord Brown Jco-2D Hughes TTy.tsni a. 5 10
Rugeiy, Blair kco2g Walter Cox kco-i0 Connolly 4 chan
pii-g Martin Cobb &Co-7I bbs potafoes in1, nir "A
casks bacon Hewitt Norton tco75 do Marin t'ab ~
les hams 100 bbs dorK K Geides-2 stoves III I ga 9
tIrr b0x rndse I tIreep-2 boxes keg 1nsa AK "a i
Naure sco-3g fixtures Backes-96 do Rice E
lis do austin Goodwin do Ialler ( ~ \ I
Iandry-2l2do Price Conon-g4 d i Schling@S5,in fI
Simond Il HitaS stoves and fixtures box + -
uGse f BlRCk-S do pcs castings Price + -
| order-Tola liz bales cotton "
Observation-Disclosures MarionI51 bales cotor IN II X
Garter 9co-9l Hugely, Blair &co-I5 4 Fnraie sct do to
Payne arrison65 GLADDEN. Seixes-GO X W lsin Eco
81 ellis Ferguson SCo-46 A D Donovan Ecr32 Itia. ,,r
Green Crunp-2l Post 4el-2g Henderson Trry FSo@ia
Donnel 5ro-l5 Lewis L Ogesby- IL OaSey fiaWEiDs
ro-I3 Lowe ScO-2 do Tarleton Whiting L TuilzS an
Cummings Sco5 frelson, Stevenson jr6-5 bales cotton
Wilson, PumUy kce3 bales ia
Wright Allen &colot and suGdres to 0rtsrET6a -9
bales 80 -
4 r0vTsyTT,r FSaar,ar yycnlf,rl 8 MI. ,.. , t ~
rise Ia ! s RgIF Eco I'M b5Is nItn4s p0,If
a bryas rjse J'nryasp F5anna So 1 iI S,e1ilt Heg
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8e9ie9 Of tba 1tIaraets tot Iast g9enk.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp stree
gAfur6ar AtoFniRty Nnyat,,1,sr On tz5S

CRESCENT OFFICE, No, 70 Camp street, a
Saturday Morning, November 20, 1858.
There has been less activity In general market during the
past weeE though notice ample supplies of staples
Of most descriptions of Western Produce Cotton
further depressed b. untayofable adyces Europe
business has been of very limited character Sugar Mo
asses have OF pretty freely hut
Flour has been dull with continued dropping tendency
while Provisions OF kinds firm In Grain tho trans.
actions contane limited Feghts have considerably advanced
owing 70 the scarcity Of uueugaged ships in port,
On Thursday morning published the Canada's adyices
embracing Liverpool dates the 9Th They reported s4s
Of 1900 bales Gotons Liverpool during the week including
5000 io speculation aud SoO for export prices Showng de-
cline Of 60i4r Fair Orleans quoted al and Niidtrg
Orleans cad There said be business doing
Manchester but reduced prices for goods stock o Cot
on On hRud Liverpool esmateda 400 600 bales Of which
$4,000 were American
eorfoN.o ur last weekly report closed npon an active
Cotton market but with pees more in favor of buyers the
closing rates showing adecne of &c the week On sanr.
day hesnppy was moderate and with advancing Freghts and
heaF market Tor Exchange The sales did not exceed Sl0
bales On Monday The weather unteyoabe but some buy
eFs came forward and took abo $500 bales during the day
The Nanderbts accounts, reporting decline Of aId at
Liverpool during the week ut hand Tuesday uouiug
and the business fell of about $500 bales prices however
being without any material alteration On Wednesday be,
very fair demand which resulted in sales of 400 bales
hut most Of the business at ihsde figures and Oh
Thursday the transactions reached 900 bales al aboa tia
Of tue previous day the Gaaaas accounts having le Or
effect The market, Yesterday about $500 bales were
sold making total for ths week Of 565O1 bales aud the mar
ket closed at about range ofthe following quotations. which
grades rm yesterday aud the lower qualities easy
hlVer
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NEW YORK via Notwithstanding Empire Cty-S2U
berries, 10 boxes cranbeues, IS pkgs mdse.
6U9 ties lard 1911 bbls hour 3' - - F
ANTWERP-shp Nathaniel Thompsou-20I3 bales cotton.
BOsT0N-Bark Howurd--6364 bbs four Il do beef
bbis flour. ' ~
gar, I3 b6s molassvs.
MINITIrLAN-schr S H Lanfear-l5o tons coal.
PABASCaTschF StaEIs9l bbs aour, bbls potatoes tcs
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Burton Hooper, FROM Port Hudson
1sceola barnes, from louisville
Marion, GellUs, from Shreveport
WoadtQrd Mather from louisville
NAtclea, beatiers, from Nckg burg
Gov Powell, Kelly from Ouaehita River
California hHtchings, from Mobile
Silver Heels, Brown, from Bayou tiuuls,
Z DIT, NiuCet, from DOnalds0Eyille
Ceres, Labarthe, from Baton Rouge.
Carondale, SinnOtt, from NfobiIe-Tate end
Jefferson and CarroltOu Railroad.
Iowhoa Thomas McDanels Pennegar from the pasgesas
cd IN towing down and 10 10th inst Cuba Dry Dack-
Orleans and brig Kate
Towboa Jins Beebe Andrews from the Passesowed down
hlH 70 sen ism inst ships Indiana Carolina
'S' "'u N''Nst'tiV' N''N i'e'
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hhds Choice Selections NJ 3e D. also Zoo hhds Stems 81 c
"a ID.
Prices are stall said 10 be generally within The range of
quotations. which follows;
Planters Lugs..
Leaf IneFioTto Common
Fair, 2sG9952
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
stock on hand lst September hhds 2SoI4
Arrived siace 900
Arrived yesterday. .,,,..'.'ss's'''s'''" w 100
Exported yesterday. .......,...,...... 700 S,5o
Stock On hand not cleared. 2s42
SUGAR. The receipts Of Sugar have been moderate and
with fair demand but mostly at easier prices for
bu Tie sales Of the week have embraced about 1000 hhds
including 2 yesterday and the market closed at the range Of
the following quotations, whchare repeated the rates having
recovered from the depression previously noticed
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
R g2ror g e P@s aPd g RsS1.5 5gS
Weeks receipts 1892 hhds-Bxports 1902.
M0LASSEs.. The receipts continue liberal, having met
generally with active demand op shipment holders have
realized very full prices and themarket closes firm at 2s2sc
for Prime and Choice and 25c for inferior and Ordinary
with sales Of about 1000 bhs during the week Halt bb have
advanced TO 3l832c D gallon.
Week'sIreceipts 10 les bbls-Exports 29i2
FLOUR There has been only moderate demand, and
orally prices avoo buyers with sales up Thurs
day evening embracing $500 bbs 81 5S IS for Su
perfne and Fancy S50S5 81 for Extra IS 5 and 81 80
Choice Extra and S5S3 80 p Dbl for Unbranded Yester
day 441 bb superne sold two lots 81 75 $50 bbs
81 IS for superane and S. for Extra and 700 Extra in lots
on private terms.
Weeks receipts Is BIG bbls-Exports $500,
WHEAT. The market is bare Of Wheat and we have
heard Of sales worth reporting for weeks 500
sacks Prime Red Red Thursday at 81 30 d bushel.
Weeks receipts 952-Exports
CORN The market continues inactive with very light re-
ceips sales of about 5000 up yesterday morn
ing of 6O@66c for Ordinary Good Mixed, and
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ARRIVED

Ship Constitution Higgins from Liverpool 9Th Sebfba Ia
Baxter Lowell 6eo-3i dist ~
Bremen Ship Erhesue Ererirhs from Bremen Sartr bp S
70 Rodewald Sco-4lh DIST -
Ship Oliver Moses DIS 63 DAYS from Livegpaol 10 Baxter
Lnyell &ce--Sd dist 81.
Ship Berkshire, Williams from Louou 25th September in
ballast to Greeyy 4 FRrwel-I,tdEt8S
BARK Leas Harden days from Gardenas in ballast 10
MASTERED dist %.
Bremen Bark New Orleans Sanders from Bremen eih Sent
Meyer, LuliUg &ca--4th dist g
British Brig Kate Goadsppel from Baze Honduras vim
Rtia:An island, to } de EgaRs-gd aist
sehr shopheraess Whitaker days from Mobile to master
Basin
Schf Hornet Mack days from Pensacola 10 uasterBasn
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nRLoW-ooMIEa "a.

Bremen ship Brennan, Benkn, from Bremen to warnokiu
hip Kate Dyer Dyer from Liverpool 2eh September to Bar
hip Rolton new Golfer days from Bath Maine to Meeor
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Ew.. FOR w HITE RTV n 3-F0R
44A5 Baesylle, Pocaluut8S J8eksnnpori and all in
Ja44H termedate landings White river-Tha subsau-
a passenger steamer Europa, Thos L. Bailey master "
Glib, clerk is now in port receiving freight and will
leave above. Forfreight or passage apply hoard
EDWARDS 4 DENTZETi,
nv Advertising gents
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SPOKEN


- By Capt Otis Of The ship Oliver Moses on tie Ith Oct
in 1T 25 80 n long 43 5o ship Old Colony from New York fol
San Francisco q days out
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AYES with DiSp ttrh.
/ n re - HEGLSEG ia 1 2-ATIEE L FAR
I9354zIlAt4EE5a FOR lAHaD AND ITALIAN SITHtF- rbe
51s-sz=ssHsaa new, light craft passenger steamer Judnh
"a $40, = g. Ledhetter, muster. Henry c. Heath. cerk
VIII leave as atoye giving through bills Of ading freight
orpnssage, apply board
EDWARDS & DENTHEI..
ms Advertising Agents
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~ ii stocks and we note the sales part Of which has been in
Se9' Y ssg1 .,. s u to-a iays as follows;
the course Of treaty iof ae pss' wv i'' 3 ." 'V'''"
$50 shares Southern BanK iSlis
w. Mechanics s6d Traders NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l92
IA Crescent City Bank et ....,,...... 1U2
81 y Oommereis Water WORKS a. y Il 90
% City Bonds eSsnea N favor Of Ealfo'qo} gu Z. 4.
we have aIready published the Light Com.
" ~. 20 ,,5sr sb y m today
rsent sales Some holders of Southern Bank ask lO5some
| ii II 80 t,s ~ .re,tt,.r r,onsv 81 ii, bnlsars &c
aoat III ~ ~ 80 =, 49, ~ ~ ~ -
II eup at 100 and the State is held az lb There were some
ses of scrip 10 dav Of various kinds ~ aniouut amount
ing in all 10 $4,000
pav Co. have sale Of stocks Bonds and Ssrin To- day
at Banssi Arcade the hrst Of the season
We give our weekly quotations which approximate the pepa
raj sales and views Of holders
sunvArio,s nv Nr,v 0RIE ans srorE ,r.pxrr
Rank Of I,o,,isfarn. ......... 400 maid js9la1sa
Louisiana State Bank I5lSDI55
gsi sens 2Sl9i IA
TsehsnicsS md Traders, Bank = ir5Gio5IS
Union Bank 100 IGOa0t35
Sank q SeW orleans,
Tygssas5f [lfy Rank IN i23I HI ~
Bank Of America ggIUI
5ank q James Ho39 sStggl
Ia Tpbt Gompany
Calroliton Railroad. 75,,...,.s....... nominal
eontcharrain Railroad .l04l4
0peio1sas R FiT III
Jackson Railroad ...... last sale at ii
~ Charles H9ei Company sales
c o5i Eaii ols Hi }q IN IofgaY
New Orleans ms Company. .24525O
City Consolidated Bonds s55S6
s Wy 5 l1 =" lae"G a dgSSa2
Tayee Steam Cotton
g. Charles hoie Bonds; nominal
Inies Insurance Gompeny for "a maid i,yl an
Hope Insurance Company ............. IS for 70 paid
Star Insurance Company Si035&
foIisisns DIV DOCK :. -. 1 1S,,i1,
Crescent Dry Dock nominal
southern seamsplP Company 9igg5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20
FOREIGN PORTS.


FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL.
k55R FOR ylIVElRPOOI-rHa Al VERY FAST
SiSSl 54lng American ship calf stream, lugtAn
@SP4 4 For freight Of 400 bales cotiog, apply to
65S FOR LIVERPOOI4-THE SPLENDID Al
GlSsf American ship Abner STctsor, selson master,
szlhyhg large part Of her cargo engaged, VIII have
For passage apply to the captain on 6oard nc
.6SSN FOR LIVERPOpl-THE SPLENDID Al |
SEF4 american ship Mary O'BrI IN, yesper muster,
sahGying large part Of her cargo gagged will
,}S' a Go S' s. f SSs @p s2es5
For passage, anDly to the eeptatn on board. MIG
.hE& FOR LIVERPoOL4-THE AlFAsT SAIL
zsgenberg, is now loading for the above port For
j. P. WHITNEY 4 co, IS Carondelet street.
GE massage apply to the captain on board Post 40 E
kFts Ing American ship Marcia C1rcemIcaf, Captain
Herryman, is now LOADING for the above port. For
P; WHITNEY \ co, IS Cuordelct street
For passage, apply the captain board Post 49, Third
S5N FOR LIVERPOOL. THE Al FAST
s Ta oIg @meIl.3G ,hp e, Colyrood, Captain
j. P. WHITNEY & CO. IS Carondelet street
For passage apply to the captain board Pos As Third
HLSlLGt. Mo
6E6- FOR LIyERPOOL-THE Al FAsr SAN.
zsrnan having nearly ali 6Sr cara %at ti I5S
agfiE dispatch For balance Of iF Is eBply e
6fSS FOR LIVRRPo0L-THE Al FAST SAN.
ssS4a ing American ship Frank Pierce, Capt Leach
nog ISalvf 5T iAS eG9ys port For freight mp
F9f passage apply to the captain on board 81 Third
ask FOR LIVERPOOI-THG Al AMERICAN
is load