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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07
UCTIoN NOTICE -PEREMPToRY SALE OF FURNI
IA tnre panoforte carpets mirrors paintings, clicks Chi
" md TAns &c. &C.

~ u
"A panofore carpets mirrors paintings clicks Chi
n glass kc,, &c,
This mi rning, at l0lk o'cock-
JVIiVS PR0WS, enctioneer, by COMPTON BROWN,
their saesrcom No. IS Oorsndt street Positive sale by
of rosewood and mahogany parlor suits sofas ee
sesue pier card and fancy tables library and secretary
bc<koases, etegeres sideboards &c &c.
Bedroom comprising complete suits in oak,
mahogany and black walnut, also wardrobes plain
dressing washstands commodes, best
ANpses psrasses, toilet sets sc, sc
Sold oak extension dining tables dining chairs Ac also
Csrpetnss
French china and glass
silver ,Ated wa.e, &c
And Of II o'c ock toned pianofo~e
snDy warranted.
B-Furnitnre for shipment pscked the premises or
have their and insured until LIST Of
ks,. OF charge.
fhs worthy the attention OF private families The
trade country and housek generally.
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r. g. HORTON, kUCTIoSEER, sALEsRooN 70 CAR.
VI. mse street tenders his services those families about
breaking up housekeeping al their residences Al h sales
room Gods removed PACKED and shipped by good careful
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BILLIARDS.

IL billiard tables, will find 70 their advantage 10 cali al
eHARPs manvfsctory where he has hand large assert
Of slate and marble beds and hs style cushions
preferred 10 use number Of table,
with ssts tops for sale cheap. Call and examine Fn
tor street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07

DURION's NEW THEATRE.
ID EDWIN BOOTH,
the emir American dian HAMLET.
Mrs HUDSON KIRBY a. Opheia
wednesdsy-Whh great cast. shaksperes tragedy Of
HAMLET
in which Ei win Booth Mr. g Fisher Mr.. Smith nr. bar
ret. Mrs. II. kbby Mrs A Parker, &c. will appear
With The farce of WANTED. A HAPPY FAMILY.
Tt morrow, 1hursday-Bdw In Booth as Sir Gles-
Friday Benefit Of Edwin Booth-RICHARD III
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z h. FRANKLIN, AUcTIoEEER, WILL SELL AT
". lsucion, this day. April :, Iois O'Clock tie
store No Is Nassau sree. Standard, climbing and dwarf
vines honeysuckles westanes, jessamnes
dxhhss verbenas fuschas carnations kc In variety
from he nursery Of Dsiedauye Zeller hors corner ~
Myrtle and Yates avenues, succe ssors 10 ID. Ball
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~ trouble experienced every spring Of having my carpets
cleaned, regard duty owe 70 others 10 inQNn hem
that by sending Messrs BOURNE EMERY, l3s
IA Bank do The work by and patent
process only but free from
and moths coors about fresh whep
returned and the Garnet uppiured BETA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07

A ARIAN II MULLER, ACCOMMODATIONS NO. IS
a Wall street-Regular sale OF stocks and bonds this
day al sh o'clock AT The Merchants Exchange, comprising
81 du Chen Wisconsin, 10 per cent bonds Ma
tons Niagara Hope and Arctic Insurance stocks Ocean
suck Regular sales every Wednesday and Saturday
q w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07

HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KINGS
Ii LAND CO.. ONCE 1853 Broadway. will give their
personal atepol the sale Of household furniture NJ he
residence OF families renewing declining hon
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07

A CApExY OF MUsIC.-MUsARD'S CONCERTO
- hs'sr- apa DroctOr D. Uhms
Admission TO all parts ......., 80 cent
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CBERTFF's SALE or JrTErRY-rHrs DAY, AT 100,
- O'Clock, ~ SO FULTON stree, Brooklyn. Cameo, gold
stone and mosaic trcss;rns, seals
ockes large assortment ~ steel pens and holders lead
pencils. tools, &c. FEED COLE. AucsoseersA
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pOwEHY THEATRE.
ID Lessee and Manager M. Bd4Y
PBIcEs pargue. e5cens, Pit IL cents: Private
boxes, s. snd So seSa N private boxes 80 cents.
WEDNESDAY EvesIsG. APRIL l.
THREE rASf MEN,
Fourteen charar ters by the celebrated
STAR SISTEkS, LUCILLE and HELEN
New Songs Ne y Dances
FENsLE RO3iNt ON CRUSOES
ROBERT MACAIRE
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A UCTIOS N0TICE.-HEHRYG G. EVANS AUCrI0NEER
"A No Liberty street. wal sell in lots To suit dealers ,h
wedn sdsy 10 clock large assortment OF the bos
while mite ali kinds Of common glass aud
including the stock OF taller declining business witt
vhh the sale will commence. Goods carefully repacked for
shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07

TRAVELLING TRUNKS. &C-JOHN CArrNACH,
trunk uf.cturer still nj his Old stand,
Of Broadway and Wall and has hand good sssor
OF trunks carpet and leather bags yalises les and
grDemen'a hat he Of wholesale and retail Orders
Tor the West Indies South Ameri,s &C filed with desp sich
AL articles bought at this establishment sent 70 part Of
New York Brooklyn, Jersey city Williamsburg free Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07

HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.-JNO K VAN ANT
IL WEkPs pexreguar hardware trade sale will take place
Thur sday April at 10 clock at 2i6 Pearl street The
sale ID with q of pattern cards
and cardA cutlery,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26

ESg- The n T. Post calls attention to the
fact that the word B15g does not appear in
the new gyclopndia, and supplies definition
BABY-The Judge jury and sentence Of eve-
~ well regulated family. A thing that squeaks
at midnight, and will no! be eomfortcd by any
quantity of sops. A biped called by its moth
er "de little rosey posey, pinkum pink, bless
its little heart, and very frequently Z" trotted ,
to the tune Of = Here we 90 up, up up-se, and
here Ye 90 down. down, dowu-e" By bach
elors called brat" and by Tupper, the phil
osopher delicately alluded to as ''well-
spring.
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EPade1!11c diseases.
-NO aII persons atlIIcted Min Snrn.

ef~O''0'' =" .'' 't''y y he SICK and -
tressed, afflicted ,cith Virulegf g.S 5 IT.
EPidenic diseases.
NVO all persons afflicted with Serro,n.
Il es, such as SPERMATORRHFtl' p,Seo SSo
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE =, G6,t.l. 6Stl.
RHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS. tbo TTVNoR.
ONANlSM, or SELF ABUSE, &c ko we q
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION IN.
the awful destruction of human lifa ''sT q
by Sexual diseases, and Il e deceptions 'ao''t
tised upon the unfortunate victims .s pa:.
diseases by Quacks, several years ooo \; ~ 'ata
their Consulting Surgeon, as CH P,%,Slst ,G%,''Slst
ACT worthy of their name, to omen n: 0LE
Sary for the treatment Of this class of Az ;NEtl
in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL ,g
VICE GRATIS, to all who apply br ,'I L.. aL'
with a description OF their conditio, e"''r
occupation, habits OF life. &C. and H. w.
of extreme poverty, to FURNISH NFHIoTIy.SSeSs T.Ses
FREE OF CHARGE. Il is needlos, 'LS
that the Association commands tbe fi,, " 'aa
Medical skill of the age. and will nm slya ~
most approved modern treatment @'
The Directors, on Il review of the mas.
assured that their laborS in this snhrrs a,, y
nevolent effort, have been OF Great hsnas.'|' '''
the afflicted, especially to the Young and ,, ~ "
have resolved to devote themselves win w y
newcd zeal, to his very important bgr ~ ~nt '''
despiscd cause. ''
Just Published b the Association D.
port on SpcrmatorrhGa, or Seminal We'd ''
The Vice Of OnaniSm, HaS,uTha,ion or e.,
Abuse, and other Diseases OF the Sern,, a.
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon. wbi.b win
be sent by mail, lin { sealed cuyeloro.l Yprv T,,
OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAVpS
for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, \,
GEORGE R. CALHOUN, Consulting ,rgpp,
Howard Association, No. = South Ninth ,r.s,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWEIL. P-e,,4.,,
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. Tl0.?LIr
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26

IssING.-Hardly any two females kiss alike
There is as much variety in the manner Of TO-
ing it, as in the faces and manners of the sex.
Some delicate little creatures merely give e
slight brush Of the lip. This is a sad aggra-
vati0n. We seem to be about to ,have good
time" but actually get nothing. Others g
into Us Ike hungry man into a beef-steak
and seem 70 chew up our countenances. This,
which is not a common case, is too much like
,he Cannibal Islands, and soon drives away a
delicate lover. Others struggle like hens when
burvine themselves in dry dirt. The kiss is
won by great exertions, and is not worth as
much as the trouble it costs. Now, we are II
favor of certain shyness when kiss is pro
posed, but it should not be continued TOO long
and, when the fair one gives IN. let her al
m mister the kiss with warmth and ene' 81
Let there be soul in it. If she clo es her eyes
and sighs deeply Immediately after it, the ct
feet is greater. She shonli be careful not tc
sPread the kiss, but give it as. humninS-
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and Musical Instruments of all kinds, 1T lower
prices than ever before offered to the public
A large discount to Teachers and Schools.
rhe trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, at great bar
gains, constantly in store,-price from $50 to
5l40.
1sESRC.--One of the largest and best Sc
lected catalogues OF Music now published,
comprising many Of the cnoice and most tpop-
alar airs of the day, and viii be sold at one
.hrd off from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail to all parts of the coun-
,ry, postpaid. Particular and personal attcn-
ton paid to all orders received by mail. Sat
,sfaction guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
md Melodeons for rent and rent allowed OIL
puachase. Pianos and Melodeons Tor sale ou
monthly payments. Secondhand Pianos ia
ken in exchange fer new. General and select
Catalogues and Schedule Of prices forwarded
20 all parts of the country by mail.
RAJ Great inducements offered to AGENTS
in all parts of the country, to sell the Horace
Waters Pianos, Melodeons, and Catalogue ot
Music. SAG
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Y 7 THQMPSGN.

CARRIAGE 4 WAGON MAkEB and RE-
PAIRER, CQudersport, Potter Co, Pa, takes
this method of informing the pub 5 80
lie in general that he is prepared 80
to do all work i. his line with prom. rtncss.
in a workm1n-l.ke manner, and upon The
most accommodating terms. Payment for
Repairing invariably required u delivery OF
the work gGA- Al kinds of PRODUCE
taken on account of work. l0:35.
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bird runs his bin into a honeySuckle-dee
but deicately. There IS much virtue in kiss
when well delivered We have hai The mem
ory OF one we received last us-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26

V9VHE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one
4 Of the best literary papers of the day. \
'arge Quarto containing TWENTY PAGES.
II SIXTY COLUMNS. Of entertaining matter
aud ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every
week.
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4. EK. 4. BROCKEN,
p Cliff Street, New York,
MANUFACTURER OF
GLASS SyRIEG ES HOMEOPATHIC VIALS,
GRADUATED MEASURES, NGRS-
E3Y BOTTLES, ETC,

Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Per
.Gmers. Photographers, etc. Green Glassware
~ the package. 4 liberal discount made to
he trade. Orders from Country Druggists and
Dealers solicited. Price Lis.s sent on appli-
cation. ll;2-3mo.C4Co.
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A GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS TO
$1,000 90 WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUB
SCRIBER On RECEIPT OF THE SUB
SCRIPTION MONEY.
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KEDXIE'S
PATENT WATER FILTER.

FNSHE BEST FILTER KNOWN for Family
IL use; has given the highest satifaction for
many years is scientific in construction. port
able, durable and cheap. l. renders rain wa
ter perfectly pure and sweet, making cisterns
more economical than wells, and avoiding the
diseases arising from the hard water of lime
stone regions. Five sizes; retail from So TO
$l2. Wholesale to the trade at the usual dis
count. Can be forwarded safely any distance.
Formerly made by J. f. Cheney Il CO.. made
now on ly BY JAMES TERRY L CO., at the old
stand of J. Z. c. / Co., ate-Street, Roches-
ter, n. Y. For descriptive circulars address
[Llo:47-3m JAMES TERRY i CO
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TERMS-N ADVANCE:

IERMS-IN NUN ANIE:
One copy for one year, and gift, So 90
Three copies one year, and 3 gifts, 90
Five copies one year, and gifts, 90
Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts, Is 90
Twenty-one copies one year, and II gifts, 80 90
The articles to be distributed are comprised
III the following list -
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| States Treasury

10 Patent Lever Hunting
Cased Watches, 100 90, each
90 Gold Watches, 70 90, each
30 do GO 90. each
100 do so 90. each
800 Ladies' Gold Watches, So 90, each
200 Silver Hunting Cased
Watches, 80 90, each
500 Silver Watches, $l5 90 to IS 90, each
1000 Gold Guard, Vest
and Fob Chains, 10 90 to 80 90, each
l00Q Gold Pens and
Pencils, 90 to IS 90. each
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Eau
Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Plus, Sleeve Buttons
Rings Shirt Studs Watch Keys, Gold and
Silver Thjmblcs, and a variety Of other arti-
cles, worth from 80 cents to Sl5 90 each.
On receipt Of he subscription money, the
subscribers name will be entered upon ou,
books opposite @ number, and the gift CORES
ponding with that number will be forwarded
within one week to him, by mail or express
post Paid
There is neither humhug nor lottery about
The above as every subscriber is sure of a
prize of value. We prefer TO make this lib.
eral distribution among them instead Of Civ
ing a large commission to Agents, giving to
the subscriber the amount that would 90 to
the Agent and il many cases hundred-fold
more.
Rl~All communications should be ad-
dressed to <
DANIEL ADEE, PUBLISHER h
Il0:43l 2ll Centre street, Nec York
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Merchants and Traders will be their guard and not
be imposed upon by Counterfeit Of Morse's Indian Root
Pills. signed A. B. AOgre. All genuine Indian Root Pills
have the and signature of a. j. Whue f Co.,
each box.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATE,
PHILADELPHIA ioN

4 Beneuolent Institution, estQbli,bs5
endopment for he relief Of tie sick oss ~ PEI
tressed, afflicted acith Viruleot s"g g IT,
EPidenic diseases
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OF all disease the great, first cause
Springs from neglect OF Nauue law,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-11
Hnnrnrinn Grass.

Nh. EDITOR In your issue of the 9th of JuuO,
in referring to the general failure of the Dat crop
1 notice you recommend the farmers TO SOW millet.
Now will you allow me to suggest Hungarian Grass,
as altogether superior, as a provender, and likely
to mature 2 or weeks earlier.
The reasons do this are ss follows: sOWed
some acres of this grass about the 18th Of May, 4
miles from the city on the Gallatin pike IsgrOWth
has been more rapid than any grain or grass that
ever saw. And nov, only weeks from the time
it was soWed, it was headed out generally, is or
Al feet high, and suppose in or weeks more
will be fnlly mstured and in my opinion will make
larger yield than any timothy have ever seen
grow in the State, and fully equal to timothy in
quality. will send you specimen of this grass.
have no seed to sell. have made this state
ment for the information of those who may not have
seen or known any thing of this grass.
July ID, 1853. D. F. ELAN.
N.B-This seed may be found at B. S. WELLER's
No. so Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-11
Nashville Market, JuIv N.

COTT0NThe receipts continue very light and the sales are
still lighter. Holders impressed with the idea that Cotton will
command tigers than present offered and as there's no
necessity selling they wisely think hold on 10 their Cotton
Acarul comparison Of the various accounts Of egrowng CROP
which daily all parts country has convinced
US Cotton crop very far from being 50 good as the
favorable spring justify expecting On Door lands
psrticularyand Of the breadth Of land down in Cotton
large proportion comes under this heae lice has DESTROYED
large extent at the time upon rich lands
the psut under the continuous rains has grown rapidly
weed to allow proper fng With the fact before us that
the crop of the Mississippi Valley will short from two three
hundred thousand bales together with avos from different Cotton
growing nelnedto that those who calculate
upon CROP reaching 100000 bales are very far
out reckoning. tits, ofcoure impossible at the present
reliable opinion the Cotton bales TO be
made in Id the present indications point to greatly reduced
figures those mentioned above With these facts before
them. we think planters justified in expecting bets for
their Cotton. Of the may be quoted at "a
I0c
ToBACcO-There has been very little done during the week.
only hoghead having been sold In the absence of trans
action, omit quotations.
PROYIsIONs-The Bacon market has been somewhat
animated than for time past though he
said The receipts have larger
and better without any change, however in prices. Dealers
are paying, wagons &C for Shoulders 7asc Hams,
the figure for very choice article, and Clear
Sides From advance Of 5ic demanded these
Quotations.
There very little demand for Lard, and quota.
whisky barrels, and 9lfc packages.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.-The market for Wheat continues
! steady at 6597Oc for Red and 7O975c for White.
small lot Of Tennessee White, OF the crop, sold Gin
cinnAt the 9th at 81 10.
For Corn OF demand except for domestic conump-
ton. Dealers are asking IS 84Oc.
Flour there export demand. quote S4O094 50.
as the ruling prices for Extra Family.
The reports from the Wheat crop confirm the opinion
pressed last week that the deficiency the crop year
materially efect prices. From portion Of the country
have favorable reports ga the Corn crop There
indication Of any scarcity whatever Of breadstufs-
GROCERIES-The grocery market, with ample supply to
the demand exhibits the usual dunes Of the season. though
merchants fully satisfied with the We quote
garin hhds 65l9sc, in barrels s99s Nolasses, in bb &c
35c in half Bb 3a3Sc; Sugar House. iOc Golden Syrup
| sOaIOOc Rio Coffee I21z9 i3ISc.
correspondent New Orleans e after having visited
inundated parishes talked planters sub
/ mits the following facts:
The crevasses affect senby, the following parishes Jefferson
slightly, ost Of the damage in his parish done
the Bell Crevasse y St Charles very badly ST. John Baptist
very badly james, the lower part badly upper part
slightly Assumption badly Lafourche very badly:
Ta5leaU skOscGg the Ect Of tie Flood on the Sugar Crop
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G0nt INITIAL.



We published issue Of yesterday article from the
ciarksvo ssoa, relative % four bonds having ne en-.
dorseent Of " J. sFEs0E each, having been found 10
the box Of enc Of the other Free Banks While some are
Of the opinion that these bonds passed from the Messr SPENCE
without their sutoriys others think they sold By them. "
pretend to know how the facts ana and give place to the
following statement which has bu handed not beeansa We
believe that sufficient evidence ELECTED to account salts
fcOr for the appearance Of these bonds where found pn
having copied from The rsoniG the article referred to, We
willing accommodate those who disagres with that psper,
with publication Of their statements presng hovever that
the public should have authoritative statement from the In
vestigston Committee In regard to the matter;
'ltappears that several bonds Of W. 4 sPEcE
endorsed upon the back Of % have found in the box Of an
ether Of the free Banks, and the question has been asked as Mr.
SPENCE claims to have lost bonds these bonds In the
place found The facts Of case we edy informed, are
these, and will be confirmed by report Of the present n7es
eating committee. Mr.. sPENcE only claims to have lost regular
SAFE bonds the bonds found regular State boud but
endorsed bonds. Mr. SPENCE only claims have deposited $50
bonds Of the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Company,
dorsed by the sae5 at time and IS at another each
bond properly numbered and be has Withdrawn $50 Of said bonds
soendosed thereby leavng Of the bonds in the box The
bonds found are Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds
dorsed By the STATE Each bonds deposited by Mr. sPcE
properly numbered and the Of those found do not
correspond with the numbers Of those deposited by Mr. SPENCE,
thereby showing clearly that deposited oss
bonds found at all Mr.. SPNCE traded in State bonds
considerable amount and frequently If not always, endorsed his
name upon them, and has occurred in this way, that the Bank
alluded to has bought which had passed through
the hands OF Mr.. SPENCE and we're endorsed by him."
We understand that shaps have already been playing upon
the creulit Of the people in surrounding counties,
regard the sovency the o. Tennessee and have been
buying up its notes discount Of n snts This bad.
The Bank Of Tennessee Just solvent to-day before
the Planters Bank refused take its deposit The issues
Of the Bank Tennessee taken for all debts due the STATE and
no man should submit to be shaved upon them.
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Last years CrC


Thus showing certain loss Of A. 500 hhds Of Sugar
What cane is yet protected the swamp
by but distance from the woods in the fields
the hack water rising steadily Of the evees breaking
every DAY. and as consequence. cane
rising regularly for the last weeks at the Of inch
oneeghth twenty four hours Since the opening Of the
St. Charles the 18th Of June, the daily rise
inch and half the breach is widening every
day the natural consequence will be that the will rise
the three inches in tWenyfou hours If such
be the scarcely or corn viii be saved this season.
exception Of three four plantations there crop
that leyees aud draining machines will save the back water be
allowed 70 rise two or three teet am sorry to say that
II thu opinion Of number Of intelligent planters that unless
stopped the whole Of the rich basin
bounded by the Mississippi the Bayou Latourche and the Gulf,
will under within y days from nOwand the
for fearing calamity are, that the Mississippi must fall
twelve feet before the water will eas rush in through ere
fall feet short Of twenty-five days hence
plausible fears arise Of general and complete overflow Of the pa
rishes elected by the erevasses.
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE-There is very little doing in
these articles We quote Kentucky India at 2Oc
nessee wide, at sc. Bale Rope is selling at 9aIlc.
BAGs-Seamss per dOz, 81 go Machine eFd per dOz 81
Gunny, 90 bush, l2Gl4c each.
SIC; Band 7a79lc; Hoop, s]ls9c; Sheet Soy; Common
Castings 45c Mill Cranks and GudgeOns sc; Wagon Boxes,
4Jsc, 9 b; Pig s3OG35 3 ton.
wHIsKY-we quote Beched at 2O92lc and Country at 400
&c.
LEATHER AND HIDEs-The market is we'll supplied with
leather which we quote hemIock tann Sole
and Harness ssa3Oc srng 3O93c Upper s2za3O dozen;
Dry Hides are worth I2IGI5c, and Green 495c, b.
CATTLE-Buchers paying 3a5 neat, and 2a3c gross
for Beef Cattle, and 81 509S2 50 for Sheep
FEATHERs-Live Geese command S5aac, when put up in
good shipping order.
sUNDRIEs-Gnseng, 4Og45c; Beesvax a6agso; salt 81 25
az. $50: Star Candles Isa2Oc.