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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

EMIaRATIoN.-Withil the past summer and dur
ing the month of October, quite number of fam
lilies and individuals have emigta,ed from the
Western part of this county to Texas and other
Southern States The desire for trying new homes
seems to have taken hold of the people in that
section. This week number of families COM
prising some thirty persons, pulled up stakes, aud
took up their ,urney for the far South. west, to
try new fortunes 10 that quarter. Among those
who have left from time TO time were come Of our
most valuable citizens.-DanuiHe (Va) register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 39.-Cotton-sa'es for the week of
$500 bates closing At decline # 1sl94-specula-
tors taking 30and exportTs5 600 baIes The mar
yet closed very fiat q. leans Far73s Middling lie;
UpIaniI Fair Ia; M.diins ca. manchester mar,
ing tendency, except be-r ohio which is firm at 22i
@24. Wheat deelia' % d on Middinz and low er
qualities. Provisions heavy. B4ton slightly lower
sugar quiet. COFFEE dull Rice dull and unchanged.
Resin dutl at Is od(1.s Spirits Iur pentiue steady
at 391a@4-1as.
LONDON Oct 30-sugar dull. Breadstufs dull
tou5oIs oSlsTQst1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

AT DowH AT LAST !l-After taking
the highest pramium wherever exhibited e. me ne
fairs of 'ss, the WHEELER WILSON, SEwiNu
MACHINE has been awarded PAPEh MEpsL, on
the first class (tbere being no Bo4e oneredlby tue
Virginta Mechanics Institute.
Call at 2Z7 Main street and see tns ,,r
no ia-ats MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

STRANGE GIFr.-During the recent engagement
Of Edwin Booth in Boston, young lady there sent
to him rich and beautiful garter, snch
worn in the olden times. It was made of black
velvet, faced with white satin, aud bordered with
gold. A massive gold plate was attached to the
velvet, bearing the motto "HoTi soft qili NAL y
psnse.' A gold buckle of novel design contained
the initials of Mr.. Booth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

ARREST OF A MAIL DEPREDATOR

:, CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Tr0x River Valley Rail.
road wss sold yesterday at auction for $1,000 u for
I the benefit Of the first and second hendhoders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

vseN CLEAR WATER.
~ WATER FILTERS
~ We have on hand, q large assortment of
V1 Water Filters, of all sizes, which We can re-
commend as being very superior. They will filter
from three to four gallons an hour, and they are
cheap every tlmy can afJrd to have one. Call
and exa mine them
KrESEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
moo Corner 18th and Cary sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12
EAu THE PORTSMOUTH IRA

EA. THE PORTSMOUTH TRANSCRIPT,
ssys:-"Good Bread-it is universally conceded-is
thu chief ornament of well supplied table Within
ths range of scquanta there Is scarcely half
d zen no can produce the staff of life in eatabte
condition Everything is tabled in delightful style.
but bad bread the hole To remedy this evil
housek eepArs need only t. secure q box of .MPLEs
YEAST POWDER They are certainly unailing intt
operation" :,
This srticle is now becoming very popular, and ID
sold by all Drug gsts and GrOcersin the state.
h-2K
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

rsrToRy 10 m SOLD AT AUCTION, THIS OAR, AT ONE
O'CLOCK -Te particular attention of the public ia
respectfss called tn the SALE t. take place on the
and desirabiy located Tobacco Factory save, tisca
BY Messrs Burr and Whitfield, Trustees, Of H B
Dickinson. See auctiop head
no'Ja-It GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
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NOTICE.-ChANGE OF

rT~ NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
lgsSsss sSSESsH HOURS The steamers G LEN
GOV Z aid CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
Ro, ketss EVERY MORNING, (Sanday exempted
for Portsmouth and Norfolk, at Ga O'Clock, precise
ly and return each alternate day touc hing at all
the regular landings on the river going aud re-
turning &C is o IASKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

To EpITog or EVANGELIST Ny age is Sixty. One
year ego, my hair was very grey, and had gradual,
ly fallen until il hal become thin. com nencaa
using Mr.. s. 4. Aliens Worlds Hair Rest1rer and
a 90 the Zylobssemum, now my hair is Bg5T0RgI q
ITS ORIGINAL COLOR, and ceased to i4I.
REV. AZ. IHACHER
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ePECIAL NOTICES.

f4C tbs MARSHALL AND HRHEr Con-
rtsf - al faeet ut their ROOM 18th street, nm
al st. .-EIe.k. JAS LEE.
no PIT Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

t. RTCHMaND 1HEATRE-
LAST NIGHT BUT UcE OF TIE
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE,
AND BENEFIT OF
MISS KJSALIE DURAND,
en- which occasion will be presented
AUBgR'5 GRAND PERA OF
GROWN DIAM0ND3.
Don HenriQues. Miss HoDsoN
Catal ina. DURAaD
LYsFgR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

.y<~s STEAMER BGLVlDERE
xEgsssIesFOR BALTIMORE Freight re-
crivel To-day. FRIDAY. and up to the hour Of
o'clock. ~ Saturdav, the 18th mat, unless q sur
fciency be received prio- TO that hour.
Ccnsignees requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston forwarded directly on at mod
no II ct LUDLAM L WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12
rT LRaTHsH AND RUBBER

WOOD, WOOD. WOOD We have on
hand choice lot OF OAK and PINE WOOD.
which we viii sell low, TOR cash
Also-LUMREK. of all siaes, on hand and FUR
nished at a short notice
Esquire south side Dock, near 3 P Hawes' coal
yard, to RID PHILLIPS.
10 li-lmf
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2. ros PAssENGERS IN NEW YORK

~: v~a PASSENGERS IN NEW YORK
$50 80 IR THE srUTH. will be careful to
purchase tn ir tickets at No 22s Broadway. corner
Broadway and Barclay streets, to itichuord and
Peter sburg. Iftiokets pfocureda at the New Jer
sey Railroad dice foot OF CORTLAND street buy
ECQUIA CREEK on bosrd of wlif b tickets can be
procured to all important pors South. otherwise.
passeugeIs will b. sub,ectef to the circuitous
via orange 4 Alexaui TIA and Virginia Central rail-
roads. with uncertain connections at Richmond for
the s0uth.
aA-rhe Acquia Greek Line is tho ONLY twice daily
mall line making regular connections with trains
Tor the South noI2 SRUTH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12
n gTRAYED OR STOLEN on

NTlssN the 9th o. November, from 10 residence,
=-1l<zxE.at Rockets one black cow 81 years
old. WITH white feet and white spot on each hip;
cre red HEiFFR, 20 months old. has slii in each
ear a star in The face, and tail white. will give
Ii eral reSard for the delivery Of the some at my
house. at Rockets. NULL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

,.,o~,cv 10 ADVERTISERS - AdctTf.s.,ns.s =. e
NOTICc.s ,s,Sy ,sss BE- hasdei IN By sir ocek ~ -
~ OtsrA - e,,dsy 10 opJ,e0r TIE nert Day. ~
,rssssre 81 adeertss,snerss sos sss g, b,
AeasS ,.r ,nI not oanst u thssr rea<iasoa ds@ -"
-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

EMr E. BAKER. Eso.-SIB: Having
been materially benefited, 1 may say cured of .
Violent attack of Dyspepsia by the Use Of your
Premium BitteTs" bear willing record to their
eff ,acy in the disease itself. and the attendant
symptoms. After the use OF few bottles had
return si appetite, and continuance of their
restored healthy tone Of stomach.
/ commend tn with the utmost confidence to
the afflicted, and add my share of thanks 10 you as
a beuefac tor to huInani y.
With my best wishes am,
RICHMOND SEPT IS. 1855 P HARRISON, JR-
For sale by Msssrs. PURCELL. LADD CO, and
by all other prominent Druggists in the city of
Richmond, and elsewhere in Virginia. &C 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

kU~ AMERICAN BIBLE UNION MEET
ING Address will be delivered bv the Rev. THos
ARMIrIAGE d D., and WIZ Fl. WgcKoPF. hi. d.. OF
New York ali other distinguish ed speaker in ths
second Baptist Church on MONDAY Evening next.
(5th inst At ~ O'Clock the subject Of tIitt y
transdtinJ the Holy Scriptures, into all tbs Ian
guaRes of the world. no il-its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

NOTICE -DeliuQuent consumers of
~ Gas in JEFFERS0S WAR are hereby pntitied
that if they fail to PAY their Gas bills before the
hour of o'clock, ? NJ. to-day, they will be dealt
extract from the ordinance concerning the Gas
Works:
BY an ordinance passed by the Council May 9Th.
1885, if any bill remain unpaid for DAYS next at
ter that which it Is presented, the Auditor shall
notify the superintendent, who shall stop the Gas
from brinS uGRd on the pre- ise- in respect which
the default exists and if not paid within FIFTEEN
DAYS five per cent. will he added 20 the original
amount of the bill. and i. shall be placed in the
hands Of the City Collector.
7 3 HARRISON,
M fcrM l., A1rr(AN Auditor
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lvAKLYLE,s FREDERICK rHEGRRAT-

- d1SJOhf Oh cFeCeFICS the ceFOnu, called r6a.
erick the Great BE- Thomas Carlyle vols
$3.50
PEPY's Diary and Correspondence. vols., with
Portraits Bohn's Historical Library 500
SELF MADE MEN By Chas G q Seymsur. LES
TIE Whole Works OF Archbishop Leighton. New
edition. vol $50. 200
LYRA 3ERMENIOA. s. coud Series 75c
The Earnest Christian. Memoirs, Letters and Jour
nails Of Mrs Harriet Maria Jakes. 75c
THE sunday Book with Colored Pictures. beau
tifnl English Juvenile lbs
THE Bible Hour; or Scripture Lessons for the Lit
tie Ones at Home. Another beautiful English
Juvenile 75c
TIL Beautiful Home, ard other Letters to a Child.
BY the author of 'MipisteTing Children" SIC
LOOAIS's Elements of Natural hii0sophy. 90.
MY LADY Ludlow. A noeeI By Mrs. Gaskeil, Ru.
thor of Mary Bsrt0n." &c. nc
BESSIE Melville; Sequel TO the Little Eciscopa-
liam Fine edition 200; cheap edition sc
For sale by JAMEs WOODHUUSE q co.
no l2-7tf
DIG8ULUTlON.-The firm of BALDWIN,
~ Cardws.l il Co. is hereby dissolved By mutual
consent. The books have been placed in the hands
of HORACE L KENT, to HON we have transfer.
red all accounts cue. aud who 10 alone authoriZ d
to grant receipts. Immediate payment will be re-
guired. RALDNIN,
JOHN " CARDWELL,
Ii L BALDWIN.
November II, 1858. no12-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

E0UNO-Dn Main stree n,ar the
Banks on Tuesday last. n BRACELET. The
owner c.u obtain il by calliag al this Office and
having for rhis advertisement no i2-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-12

HAY.-A No / article Of BALE HAY
Ia on hand and for sale by
W.T. sTAPLKS & co,
no f1-4ts T. sin Bank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03

Saturday noticed very fair demand resulting in sales Of
le5Obaes the range previous figures On Monday
buyers forward stu Freely and although factors in
sisted upon fuller prices the days business amounted
is 900 bales the being mostly about
1900 bales sold notwithstanding the unavorabe weather
which prevailed during the part Of the day. the rates
showing advance for Ordinary Mddng Of about &c y D.
On Wednesday the market opened with scve inquiry and
400 bales had been sold at full prices when the arrival
Of the Persa's put stop business aud the market
closed unsettled and nominal On Thursday barely 900 bales
disposed Of very irregular prices decline Of h
being varouy reported but the market was TOO unsettled 10
admit oquotaons Yesterday there some inqnTy but me
offers mostly below the Of holders and barely zooo
bales sold making the entire business Of the week sVo
bales Prices were still irregular but the only change We make
IN our quoaos reduction Of W in Low Middlins and
Mildlinn rrndes-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03
8sbita of tss 9larAtts for past Salsth,


Iampsffeef,
Saturday Morning, April 5, 1858.
fair Of business hss been in our general mar
ket during the past week. though operations been restricted
by upfayorable weather during portion Of the time Cotton
quite active in the early part Of the prices ad
vanced bat the market has since been unsettled depressed
under the nnenee Of the PeFsa adyice Tobacco continues
hm and IN good request Sugar has uetnaiod somewhat
and MoiAses has considerably declined Flour has
moderate demand without alteration rates. while
Corn has been active Provisions been good
request and Pork and Lard continue h, bat the
Bacon and bak have not been maintained FreEhts
have been dull and the have further given way
On THURSDAY morning published the PersiAs aavice en-
ofacns dates from Liverpool the ah a reporting decline
N oson Of "a n and although holders pressing
The market the sales Of the were only 81 QUO bales in.
slsdag 1000 for speculation and export had IN
ressed 70 Soo bales Of which Gas American Pair
Orleans ~as quoted al "a and Kidding Orleans a. 7-ed
The Nagsras advces which arrived on Friday
had but Night and temporary effect on the market and On
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03

The accumulation Of small savings large and rapid In the
ten ending with 1880 the increase deposits $780,
100 and the bend $T. In the years the
nearly s0Os CO., which 81 7O0OO was In
the last The per bead Of deposors
have increased OWING the Introduction Of five
ug banks which necessarily reduced the average This large
Of $50 600 saved from the small earnings Of operatives
and work people becomes capital the further EN-.
poyment Of industry and the Of local enterprises
which all benefited The fund is invested
mortgages estate nearly on personal
security 81 100000 bank stocks The concerns
allowed by law lend railroad Stocks 1t proba
BILE that the paac causing agnaon in business present
year, will make great change in the amount.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03
ITO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PR0OF ROOFING.


The undersigned offers the public Roofing ma.
teral possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
cheaper than STATES does not require heavy tim
and expensive roofs will last long, needs No REPAIRS
and when finished has the appearance Of STONE.
1t is invau~hle for ring OLD ROOFS Old Single
Roof may be covered without remoy the Shingles
percedes the necessity Of valley or hanging CUTTERS.
% ID MET ALTO ROOFS may be made perfectly tight and
Roofs which shave given trouble years
have continued 10 leak IN spite OF all Efforts made per-
fecily tight
II incomhuble impervious to water Is not affected by
the sphere by the and is conductor
be applied to the sides OF houss taking the place OF
and will ve building external ap
pearance OF being const, ucted Of sione.
For the roofs OF onnhnsses, and
liable and would reuder railroad ties mpershab when
with H. they would longer be exposed the amosp
the
Pante's aud Builders can be furnished with the Southern
Fire Proof Roofing with plain instructions how apply it,
SUGAR HOUSES
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs
BRIDGES
MILLS,
all be covered and made perfectly Fire Water
with our Ro ing.
We PREPARED make contracts which we will superin.
tend furnish ne material any part country with
strue, ions how to use Il.
We are prep ed negotiate with ides and Others Tor the
purchase OF the right OF States Parishes Counties and Terrific
rles.
Ofioe Of the Company No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET
basement Of the Masonic Halt
GLENNoN COLEMAN 4 co.
Liberal inducements offered Builders aud
Agents.
All eommunica ions addressed Box ls6 New Orleans
will mee' with prompt a trntion.
RS-Waned-A Agents in AL pars OF the country. ma 6mSw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03

Texas gentleman writes: II am no lawyer Int
xIrs DAYS ago had suit before squire Goodwin.
- aAs place, which undertook to manage without
e sid % counsel. In the course Of the Examination
1s-kse . witness an out-ofthe-way question, when
- So8es. the lawyer on the other side objected Ia
s qnesiioH and, rising, addressed the Court as io
Hss II il please your Honor, that question 4 alto
szAzr out Of place. have heard iaicyers ask such
Nzzsspss in court, but this il the first time eyel
Aazza zach question from gentleman = y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03

MUTATIONS FUR LOUISIANA suuAh
inferior 20 Common ZS4g59s Prime aud Choice.
~ ui' "i We so1t SAiineu S,u 'N'A''' wa
mesA . .eesiP' IS nnus- rApO4.s - .
iue Du~ VI ',ie ieeeP' SUI .Y'',''
- re'n,en's "a Niu mary qai1e' o ~'''n 'h' ue"'A'u
- '., 'o As A''
-, p p asas - 80, -. ~ " - 80 = - w $500
aN,o 49, Y .''Sl ~ "a
go 80 - " :, e - -vs ~ .s, - ., 80 80
~ = - - e"e'' 49, ''"'' 'V nan ''' - ivy
'Vs g sS'oD iol = s,i lan ~. o0n0ee'
Meeks receipts 9'o9 oolS-ENportS iSz'
fLOo Anu As oeen iA' WIN ou' h'''e enAns
~ p'1ss uuis 'ue se. " W anu'aS 'ens We uo'''eu
aS ~ 4o01 a0v Ooos ~ u 'oeS'1 " anu - " o super
H~e o"'' anu .nusn" o,as "a ., io o. i'uiS, %
ssS 20 ~. AnA, ana esess' t1s y uo' 'oi rine anu on
ies'era some low oo were soia incaGing ioo
AZ sa - 9l7s sOo amy ala h1sA
- o-a 'sa" o. r. A'u'' % w. ""u 'V0 Ni0's
EN-" :, y 70 y Oo, ,,--,,.,,
,rnr ~. - a '. iii -,
aa 's' So , "' ~
81 os V ~ 'S sSs !. | 'I lss
80 ~ ~ 49," ' "A4 SsS' % " '"'" ''
,v ~ 80. ,e, v..,. az.
copN T,"r. Nv 20 ,,
me- ia' zen so'u osi, ~ ou ~ v"ei p'.oes
opo !ese'Vy 'oule M 800 "le sou Nv
.- 80 " :. Jun, .,
y. ~ - - - - 80
@ 800, 10y AZ Tue
- ~ - W. ~ ~ ~ anu WV 0'uiNA'S Ae'
vv :. 1870. M 100 b.. 80,
osTs 80 :.
solNe W. aa0H o. 'uis na'o "een sou u"rins
'"T "esA :. ~ 70 y Ousne. oo-o
peSN M ssosTS rtf1,,,s -'~'V'
80 iue Iu'ins 'ae 'o' .nese SrHeies
o'o y ,Vs s uo is''e'us iNV SACKS D'an soiu
"'uYs anu Nv !. Oee q NV IVY MS, ~.
a.. -, . s,oossr. % - W =, -, now wv" '''
popv ,S4s- -. y ~. Va '-l' : Wv,
a. - & so -, 80, ~ -. 81, poas'ou -
80, w., 80. o V ~, , ~ go o-2avsSi' io'
so'a "esn. 70 que q lne sies cu mug 20 pos
" " S - OOi is''e,uy %, ooS mess so'u w So 70,
. st1 . -' anu WV u" wv 'O' "''O a. 81
DO ,o,o.,,,
n.ea S,e's'ps io'i-o , Do',-hApo ',41i'
D,sn iise "nu sues nave
ose soia au,ns tne
[ c - c. 60
W'su ie to, ~ WI nn " '',ney sugar Va ca mans
a ~ 'Va C,ea oO casks ho,
oe iaes o'e !. 4' Az N'' " IA '' S"Ou''s at anu
'O W.. g 80 ~ "a, H.. az,
.s ~, -O'' o'4 70 ,"u ue'es'-NApo'.s oo@
Me-. = oes nave gwen way niue LOT some
~ % i'o Veei "e' "eh"'e no'osu
AUO-a lbs a. o9a''4e ior shoulders IA Tor
ii,.,, s'' -. v ~ ~ ''se ~ oAss u IN oulN.
nnsF s euo.e 'sv0s o'anas at Si4gSio % Tor NJ
y, "a, anu MesS, ahu sa.gs'o y Dol ''r rIime'
Nesk recsnp's h'-o Exports luz
= iH Ne u's Uosl urn n.n rates Of ABOUT looV
ou ees AZ ioF NO 70 rrne' ana ioOO Kegs at
iL4eglV7ae " 70 'or rrme'
WEEKS Dds ana tes and - 425 kegs-Exports
equal to ss.l Kegs
~ I'm AND OhEh9h -. western but'er mas sold
Slowly if9io' anu Oheese al S9l-ae o d. according to
qa,H,
nsfNe' mas oeen duli win dropping tend
49, ~ ~ W. nav "O'a -'eSo o. only auouI lzUOto
ioe'c iof ouhary 70 Extra brands Of kectihed,
~1 ~ io,eg lo'ne y canon i l raw
"seN ~ ece'pus o'@o ools-ENpors SiO'
hANpitNS 1NND hVr ~. heh'ueNy bAggins continues
n"N q" i-egiio " ya'u lot n"iu'puh And fo"er-foon'
lul" u,' u. Si o. e"nu '' speou~s'on' ana we nave
hosu Sses u eous oass mere ana 70 arrive at lSgl4c y
- Nv, % uui' a oao anu e'se Tor
cI,sNv % ~. No l''1 ,s
A-SNN He'4N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03

In money bank there has been falling of
In The offered All kinds regularly purchased by
brokers Camp street. aud with the limited Offering the
have been we'll maintained.
There have been several receipts o. coin aud bullion but all
in small Mexican dos taken by the bullion deal
lOt1 a lOis. There have prey large sales Of
American silver coinage at a IA discount The supply is
Free aud comp AIM the unauthorized
hard money disciple bat what hard money plenty In
respects is ard atogeherhsrd and hsrd to keep.
There have been very land Offering aud prices
unchanged.
United States Treasury notes not plenty. They not
much wanted 10 this section.
We nsus weekly quotations Of coin and ueurrent
ouey being the of John Wood, Camp and Com
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03
STEAMBOATS,.

Leeomte johnson, from Red River.
baltic, Meekn. from Louisville.
Ben Franklin Clarke from Memphis
harataria, Rolls, from BaTNtArla
Andrew, Moody, from Red River
JAS Montgomerg. Montgomery. from Louisville.
Judah TouFo. kwlng, from Camden
Great Weston, Newcomh, from Cincinnati
Gen Pike, Brown, ffoa Iockport
Cora, Gripon from AuAkApas
Cuba Hem. from Mobile.
@ u Jr. ure. from bayou Sara.
Carondalet Smith, from M0bie-Iake end
jefferson Railroad.
Sunlower, Ross, IRON Bayou MACON.
Towboat Norman Steele from the Passetowcd down
and 10 25th ui ships Indiana and Ahbot Lawrence
brigs Comet S,ets0n, Mons and reoe and sehr
Aeeona-brought up ship Leaeohea and brig Rufus
SQule.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03

The improved feeling In the provision market noted yeser.
day, fully maintained to-day closing with slight
tendency prices Of bulk smoked sides an mess pork
There were sales 70 fair extent SIS 50 for pork 6
and 50 for bulk shoulders and sides Al figures shoulders
freely offered but Sides held pretty urnl "a &C.
for hulk and smoked There plenty buyers SIS So
but few sellers below S6 THERE was some demaud for
lard, with sales Of prime barrel At 9i4c.
In oursst published the of the New Orleans
Saving Institution. We give below from the
last report Of the Massachusetts, savings banks.
The show results follows compared with prev
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03
!. sroVMs.-FIvEH UNpREp oooKINo AND

STONES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
"a HEATING STOVES, Of the latest improved patterns
- Morning y Charter Oak - Shanghai" Eeono
$N mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated " Creole Cool
Stoves, - OF their manufacture
The undersigned prepared execute at short notice. al
Iron Ohmneys Beeehing Tanks Juice Boxes
Conner Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
hsnd large stock Of Tin Japan Ware suitable for Steam
boats Hotels Private Families. They for The
mnnufacture Of McCRACKENS Patent Evspoating Steam
sugar They have certificates IN their possession that h
Pan with the quantity Of sea has eyaposted double
ma Quantity Of cane juice Pan IN They have
working model Of the Pam which they will be happy exhibit
u one Interested in the culture Of Sugar Cane.
WHEELER FORST ILL.
40 iv and N rec
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zAUz BILL OF saba colored woman was
ass1 10 testify in court Ia Worcester Mass recently.
~ ~ trial Of damages by the collision OF two car
,zsses aa the highway. To the question whether one
- - pssaes was Intoxicated she answered that she
d1Hn know but "he went az though be had bill
a. mlc fpr both sides of the road
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03
IMPORTS.

LIvERPooL-ship Lsucothea-4OCO sacks salt TO order.
SABINE PASS-Schr Mays bales cotton to Taylrr 4 Rad
dnl45 do Cooper &co-l03 do Campbell Srong-g5 do
Buehannon Carroll Sco-ia2 do Warren Gilmore &coS do
A Hopkins &eo-26 II Carter Sro-4 q w shaw &eo-lb
Cutrer Harrison co2 Pitcher Goodrich kco2 cotton
Payne Harson5 Lloyd Frieron-s Farley, Jurry aco-
Is Il Cummings &co3 Donoynu McIean &co-l bale cotton
Henderson, Terry sco-To,al $50 bales cotton.