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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

MOTICE.-Psrents and guardians send
~ ing scholars TO school, will find it to their inter-
est to buy their SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL
STATIONERY at
GEO NJ VESTS Bookstore,
oC Alt AS Main street EagIe Snupra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

WANTED -Four or five HANDS 10
" work At Basting and preparing woIk ior ne
WI IRA SMITH
40 TITS ia Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

NUTICE.-Ali parties indebted to the
~ steam tug EDWIN FORREST, for towaQe are
hereby directed to pay the same to RICHARD o
HASkINs, Esq. JAMES MOORE,
&C 4-lOt President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

IA WILLIAM ALLEN,
"A MERCHANT TAILOR,
M At WmJ Smiths old stand, opposite the
~-LA- Exchange Horei
Is in receipt OF his Fall stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres
and YestiDgs and socits acsll fram his friends and
thnse OF the late W smith.
WANTED-A Youth who has some knowledge Of
the business, and can come well recommended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

CHEAP FLANNELS. Received a SUI
~ peror article of White, Red and Yellow Elan.
nels, at Use per yard. A great bargain.
JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD,
Or4 No Mo;n atraat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

BACON. 30 hhds. prime WesterD
- Sides and Shoulders. landing this morning, for
sale by oc4 MASSIE PLEASANTa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

Notwithstanding, o Workman,
w who can set Ranges and Furnaces-one who
can do good work. will receive good wages. Apply
at the Governor street stove store.
se Its GEORGE STARRETT,
WANTED TO HIRE, for the balance Of
w the year, a good Dining Room Servant 40
ply to 4 IL sKINKER co.
SO Cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

rHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
~ in gest variety, comprisiex some g the npess
nr;sas nv WI TkfN0,
ae Isl Sapd Franklin str o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

HANDSOME De LAINES.-Received
II a largelot of handsome snail figured De LANES
suitable for Misses, at Is cd per yard
JOHNSON q HARDWOOD
oc4 No II Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

DRAZILIAN PEKISCOPIC PEBBLE
- GLASSES The celebrated spectacles of the
above description. in gold steel frames further
supply received, for sale by G GENNEr,
EaOla Sahara
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SINS aIIg GtesteaI
aIAEa INTEI-L-IeENcE
sAzgapAg. July 81. 1856

SATURDAY, July 81, 1858.
srsisy Has another warm, clear day. Business
6n tie s4ee waaa all
Aaalg l1la opelousas packet Bayou Belle
Cspt g0hn Fg8nsi arrived with aundfies, aud will
leave Heais shis evening at O'Clock.
Tge Raiifusd line packet Aeek Scott, Capt. Henry
switaeS arrived with full Load, part was l6 bales
cotton aud 28l hhds tobacco, We are obliged 70 her
cauFaeaas claFi Mf. John F. Douglass for late papers
The Asaek scott will leave again on Monday the I'd
august, 1t 5P 81
BaAas IsaAv1Se. 3 Dr. Bailey for Latourche.--
This regular ana splendid passenger packet, Capt A.
Daeas i'll command, leaves today, at a. NJ as
usual, ora landings on the coast and up the Bayou
Iala0Fohs Mr.Jas. DaIfarss Is her gentenany clerk
Basoa Begs Jof 0palolsas.-This regular weekly
packet u charge II tie experienced and popular
CAPT John Lyons with the correct and clever Mr.
Yonfs tFoaeifov III tIe Office will back out for Old
river aa5 a Landings on The Atohafalaya, to-day at
5P.AE
SANE Robinson III Fort -Aaams.-This regular
aud very popular passenger packet, in place Of the
Bella Daaua, Capt. ID. T.. Gross in command, and Mr.
d. Al. fvss id the Office, leaves today, at F. H.,
as usual She has become one Of the institutions on
the lower Mississippi and deserves to be well patron
med
dice Rgp5aa jfor picksbnTg. ~ In place Of the
Nstahaz, Eis swift and splendid passenger and U. s
mail packet leaves to-day, at P. H., as usual. Capt
Dck Mash commands, and Mr. Ghas. Crater is hel
geutlemaaly puTssr 1t IS sufficient to announce he
departure Hsr reputation for speed, safety and com
tort is established, and her officers are too well known
p need oue word from Us ID their behalf The Alice
Vivian, II not already is sure to become very popu
Tar boat III The vfcksburg trade.
d. r. Carroll for shreuepoyf.- This very swift
ana splendid passenger packet leaves to-day, at 2
M., iii place or the B. b. Hodge, in charge of the
veteran ana popular Capt. W. Kimball She is in all
respects Giptop boat and under the right sort q
management Her Office is occupied by that popular
ana correct gentleman Mr. r. Coiron, assisted By Mr.
j J. CompeTe-tWo more correct and obligng gentle
men are not to be found on any boat in the trade
Br. Burlington for Grand Ecore.-This regular
aud popular Red river packet place of The Rapides
commanded by Capt. g. J. Barstow, leaves today, at
P.M Iii. j D. Kenton is her obliging purser. The
Raliiastan IS tip-tnp boat, and passengers can rely
an receiving Tie most courteous attention.
Rs2 ghief Jfor Camden Capt. Len Moore having
repaired e damage To bis new and fine packet, backs
ont td ay ST r. III. for all landings on the ouaehita
river. I'LL. g. Beaman, clever gentleman, fills her
Office.
BoArs 1oMFSa.-The Louisville passenger packet
ut D. Newcomb, Capt. McGil viii be in port this
norninE ready to receive freight and will leave on
Monday. tlie "a August, at 8 P. M.
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70 bbs Raw were sold and holders we've asking sc lei
Reetihed and 24c y gallon for Raw.
Weeks receipts 1876 bbs-ESports 4Os,
BAGGING AND sR0PB....W We quote Kentucky Begging
l3l5c for Hand aud Power loom and India l6lal66c
q yard with transactions Of any importance during the
week or Bale Rope 1901 to 1000 coils have been sold mostly
at 69Sa6Sc y II for Machine.made.
GUNNY BAGs.... We quote light to Extra Heavy at 100
i2e but hear Of further transactions.
COFFEE. The market has shown less animation during
the past week the have reached barely $500 bags
raugeof l0Ttc p b. We quote Fair Good Fair al0SS
IL, and Prime at llI6c "a d.
No have arrived Rio during the week and The
imports since the LIST September remain 1872 63 bags The
stock on hand last evening about Is, 100 bags.
SALT Three cargoes of Liverpool embracing about Is 600
sacks, sold week since at 62Ac sack for
small part Fine
RICE The market continues dull and sales confined
to limited parcels st about 31ze n ID.
TALLOw. yesterday noticed sale Of 100 tierees City
Rendered at SIC . 10
OILS 49, Lard OH sells slowly at s0@s5c and Cotton
Seed at SOC D gallon for small lots of Clarified.
CANDLES The market continues dull for Star Can
dies and we have only few small transactions at a
l9c b b for light to fun weight.
LIME. The retail rates have been 81 6osl rs Dbl for
Eastern and Alabama.
ALCOHOL The last sale reported at 40c d gallon,
HIDES We quote Mexican Flint at I6g6 and Atsla-
pas 10 13z for dry Sailed and Flint and 5 to 615
Ii for Green.
NAVAL STORES. There has been some demand for
Spirits Tnpentne with sales ofseysn hundred bbs 871sc
aiOc = gallon. OF 5000 bbl5 have sold
| 81 5)QlSI 65 for No. 2, aud S2dS4 for No l.
FREIGHTs. The market has been inactive without mate
the Vessels the berth for Liverpool
have filling up generally 1924 for Cotton, ship
taken for that port 1532d for Cotton and q
Wheat I532d for Cotton for London at BIS Gil for
Tobacco for Havre 2c for Wheat and for Bordeaux
S2 hhl for Tobacco and $50 D 1890 for Slaves Yeser
day ship was taken Genoa Io Cotton and $40 90
for Tobacco aud HOO bales shipped Boston ~
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RECEIPTS nF PR0DuCE.

ST LOUIs-steamer Aeck sc9tt-2O0 coils rope F j Dix
100 pork 00kegs lard l03 do 50 bNs Grief
&co2 bb eggs 100 bbs -four Graham Boye-l9I -four
eggs IS bbs potatoes II do apples 33 bNs do rs
225 kegs do lard HOrel Gayle Gc0226O
wheat Gas bb 1Our hhds obucco Giyea
Watts Eco2S3 sacks wheat Michel &co3O sacks
TwChe Il puGher5S3 do oats MtGOm1 K Bro2l4 do
MTfison &eo-l5g do bran ] T Moore Geo-540 do bran
bbs Hour John Duffy EC073 hhds tobacco G Robinson
~ hhds t9bsee9 Patton smith Putnam2O h9d tobacco to
6bs -four Hewitt Norton Seo4 hb -four hhds TOBACCO
LospiGeh kcof5 hhds tobacco Moore Vac Cnin66
bacon $40 bbs flour Keep, Bard &co5J bbls whisky Bud
deCke co-U6 bbs whisky BotnO Bros2O hbs and 02 boxes
apples BiScoe Smmesi bales cotton Rotchfol Brown eco
6Oe bbs ionr Ogeoby K MacauRy65 bills iOnr Tilus-4
pkgs Farley Juey &co67 bXs cheese Adams Eco27 do
Wright Eco25 dUz bruoms Wheeler * Blake5O boxes Of
mdse Wright &co8O bbls beer Meyersl5 do Steige-6
boxes crackers Bruce-l5 do II II Heddeu4 do w
&co4 do BuCkel-l do Taylor Radden3 head cattle 1913
do sheep Gaagher4l hhds tobacco Fellowes
cosundries 10 oderPota bales cotton 24 hhs tobacco
=OPELOUSAB-Steame Bayou Beliefs bales cotton to Ed
ward Male &co6 bales c,tton II Glly30 bbls uoAs8e
SRbHtGF76 ack seed Martini bale skins 30 hides
Bernard Fe0n45 do Ar Hltenberger Baronn-l bale Of
blankets BOCkiua-2S head cattle PrGgrRnl7O do Bee
81 do Amb oderTota 30 bbls moasse 81
bales cotton.
BAYOU Subsistence Laurel Hl-2 boes rags bale of
hides 30 hides and sundries to order.
PoNT0HARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-steamer Forida-sundries to order.
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600.
ltERARD sTITH. Mayor.
I M Al11 n

The Common Council convened at O'Clock p NJ on Tues.
day July 9th 1885 for the election Of City Officers aud Direct
city when the following were declared duly elected viz
City Treasurer Adam Citizen.
City Attorney. j. Michel.
Assistant City Attorney-W. 0, Denegre.
city Surveyor. II. pile
W6arlugc First md Fourth Disricts-Thomas Clarke.
Assistant Wharinger First Dsrct-Henry Mitchell
Whnringer Second and Third Daucts--John Slemmer.
Assistant WHAriuger Second Distinctly. Dupre.
Assistant Wha finger Third Distritt-C NJ CoenaFd.
Assistant Wh rfngrr Fourth Distric-H d Kepup
City Physician First aud Fourth Disrics-Dr r. NJ Ora.
ity Physician Second and Third Dsrtcts-Dr G. Deery
Keeper Of the Court House-J. n Bougny.
Keeper Of the Powder MngUiue-S. Horne
Porter Of the City dRl-W. W. Randall.
City Aucljoneer N, Vignie.
City NOlary-E. BOuny.
Official Jonrnal-Mew Orleans Daily Crescent.
School Directors First DistrictW Lindsey, W p. Camp
bell j. S. Clark, Il. Dillingham; j. NJ Deartst r, NJ Lusher,
J. g. P2Idexer, D. z. Mitchell, ] N; Reed, A. f. May
frey, H. Snoman, Jas. Edwards Gha5 A. Farwe f. H. l..
GoofrCh A. j Wright, 7 X Wharton, W. Cornelius.
3School Directors Second DisuictL +. MaEent, N Du-
pessis, Paul BoudOnsQu Armand Dupre s. Ghhrvet P O.
Peyroux Levas seuf C. MUre Paul f. Thaard F. A. Lums-
deu Isaac Keane jules Cassald
School Director Third DiStrctudga Louis Duvgnau1 S.
Maspereau Geo Clark Fegps Schecneder VIM Piles Chas,
A. Easy, W f. Wheewright P. Barnett, Jules Bermudez,
John Mclean, j b Fuunell Robert Vim.
RSchool Directors Fourth Dtrict-W S. Mount T. A. James
j. q. MrLearn w = Brown, w. Cooper l.. FASH 4. Bud
deckc n Philips A. Piekrel, Jas, Brewer S. Sugurou
Commissioners House Of Refuge-F. A. Lumsden r Bar.
nett ohm Gaines John O. PoinieXter, W. G. Raymond q
A BreAuS e. Cox, Cas E, Ieverich Lewis Florence
Andrews f. ChWrlevie, J. NJ. Reed james Bpggs
Directors Water Works Company j. b. l.eee j. H. Phelps
Commissioner fourn AmstOuSe-W4 Henderson.
Sexton Eourth District Uemetery-Phifip fiarty
Lindsey, S DeLabarre.
Inspector Of Wood and coal-chaTIfi H MOBILES
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSiguedl j. o. NIXON,
- President Board OF Aldermen.
[Sgued GERARD STITI, Mayor iy3I
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ras oioaas WV te quotations il Ne~ YORK saturday


Heavy north Of this city within
week smother Hood in the upper rivers
The Upper Mississippi the Missouri highte
latter said TO he higher than previous time this year
also high and rising The river this point has risen
and is still rising and the water again in the cellars Of
Front Only shower has occurred
heavy dash Sunday morning The weather has since
extremely warm and sultry-too much to make outdoor
business either pleasant heahfu during the middle Of the
day.
The harvest intelligence northern parts Illinois
and lndaua and also from Iowa. Wisconsin and Michigan is
generally unayorAbe showing that the wheat and
have suffered greatly from blight and The crop
ed almost everywhere be almost entire failure
Corn is doing well rs could be expected.
Receipts all kinds Of produce have been light in the
past week and the falling of in tho uppies Of -four and gram
hRs been large, The diminished supplies have hened the
oats-he latter speculative The market generally,
however quiet and business mostly confined to the e-
mate demands of trade.
The inadequate supply exchange has advanced the
this premium aud the New Orleans has
declined the figure Money continues in good supply,
with only demand. Time bills still
and 10 demand at 9 cent discount per annum Cur
rency is in fair supply.
The Times, of the 9th instant, has THE following
| remarks.
The demand for money market Is slack to-day,
the low quoted rates Of 34 call and 3I5
cent bills 90 days to months he discrimination in
short not marked il week two
Several of the old Wall street banks have relaxed their
rule being unable I'LL their lines with short bills The
for exchange the steamer Fulton met mt l4
London l256 Paris The attempted advance In sterling
has been given and the best the drawers
who to sell all accepting lO9I, On of the
North of Europe capitals the sitter The positive
sgmens Of bullion for this thus far amount TO $780,
0 The markets for cotton grain -four and sugars continue
firm though less business is accomplished to-day account Of
he ( OF
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mo. 4I0l. I

An ORDINANCE to amend ordinance entitled An ordi,
organizing the Street Commissioners department OF the
city Of New Orleans ~
BE il esplpei ~ de Common Comet 81 hs ty q NEG Or.
leans, IAAt section LIST OF ordinance emitted An Z
organizing the Street Commissioners Department OF the city Of
New Orleans be So amended As 20 read Is follows How'll
The Commissioners Department shall con
sist OF the Street Cemmisiope elected BY the people OF to
Deputies for that part t els comprised between tue
upper line and Canal street. and for thal part n the city
comprised between Canal and The lower line OF the city
Of CLERK Of Superintendent Of Bridges ana OF one
Assistant Deputy for each war except The Third and Fourth
Ward where there shall be Two assistants fore en-
Rsspte ilheE That section 9th 81 said ordinance De
amended read follows The sa7Fy OF the Deputy
Street Commissioners hereby fixed 81 81 m per anh each
Said deputies h i9ke the oAh Teqa BY The eily charter
and furnish bond and seenry IN the of 5000 TO tue salts
faction Of the CQmu0n Goune to guarantee the !ahln per
hsso2tsa dasr Tint section 7h Of said ordinance %
amended a read follows, six:
The compensation the assistants hereby fixed rs follows
10 Wit
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ssGALvEsToN AND SABINE PASS Steamship Calhoun
IN ballast
GENOA-Ship Ella Clarke bxs bargamot oil opium
425 do macaroni 61 do oil 4g baskets oil YOsca T box oil
Roche-6 boxes shorts Gandolfo
HAyANA-Schr Geo Harris-59J boxes sugar B Murison
koo- segars Fennell Power co-l do Vaudeville
Hhenuyll do Laborde & &qneS5 do RamagOssil It Mag-3
do Ferer GcoI do 100 bdl5 do SEen2 do Wilson
2 do pkgs q 9 wards &cO-l segnrs Puig
dano7 lSuddecke kco2 do K McCfregor rO45 bales
tobacco Casto Lope667 do Casta ScoS do bdls paper
segars Suarez-2 cases segArs Guma u Masech.
TABASCo-schr Tallahassee-S2UO0 specie f Camerden-
200 hides lot fruit master.
BIL0NI-Schr Henry Laour-30O00 feet lumber order
COVINGTON-schr Fonainbeau-s500O bricks TO order.
COY1NGTON-schr Lberty-950 900 bricks to order.
COYINGTON-Schr Martha Ann-8O 900 bricks to order
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Elizabeth Aun-35OO0 feet lumber to
order.
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Btbita of tBe Atarktts for 9ast Gatth,
oRsseEs1 orEIon. No. . canp street.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.,
Saturday Morning. July 81. 1875
0nr general market continues without animation
the business Of the PAST week has quite
scale Cotton has dull with dropping tendency in
prices under the influence Of the adves Europe
and the favorable condition Of crop The
in Tobacco has been fair change prices
Sugar has beer in good request and prices further
yaDcsd and Molases also has tended upward Flour
Grain without any change of moment Provisions nearly
a kind4 have been mer but with only limited transactions
Freights have continued dull without alteration
On Tuesday morning published The Enopa's accounts
embracing Liverpool dates he lhin The Cotton
for the reported $1,000 including 1890 on
speculation and 1000 for export. Prices had declined Hoo
qualities though Fair Orleans Mobile
unchanged. Middling Orleans quoted at "a Fair
Orleans at 72G U b. The stock in port stated 5000
bales including $4,000 American At Havre Tres Ordinaire
quo ed at los francs,
COTTON, The week opened with dull cotton market
and the sales of Saturday reached barely 100 bales Mon
day there inquiry and about 1900 bales sold
Tuesday and Wednesday together the transactions did
exceed HOO bales prices being in buyers
qualities but very irregular and quotations
ouThurday only about 800 sold prices showing
decline Of r Niddpg and yesterday 1850 bales
disposed Of making total for the week Of barely 1870 bales
We modify quotations follow
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MAYORAI,TY --OFFTCTAT..

That Of ths Asaistant Of the First Ward, niue hundred
dollars per
That d the Assistant Of The Second Ward, hundred
dollars pet nnuum
That If Tie Assistants Of The Third ward nine hundred dol
lars per annum each.
The 81 he Assistants Of the Fonrth Ward nine hundred
dollars per annum each.
Tha Il The Assistant Of the Firth ward, at nine hundred
dollars pernun
That 6r tho Assistant of the Sixth Ward hundred dol
lars per
That Of the Assistant of the Seventh Ward nine hundred
dollars per annum
That Of The Assistant Of the Eighth Ward nine hundred
dollars per
That Of Tie Assistant of the Ninth Ward
dollars annum,
That Of the Assistant OF the Tenth Ward hundred
dollars per
That Of the Assistant Eleventh Ward at nine
dollars per annum
RtSotef further That all ordinances parts ordinances
contrary conflicting provisions of this ordinance
be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Signed CHAs. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 50 1858.
isigned) GERARD sTITH, Mayor. jy3t st
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Sgippipg 5ptellYtnte.
SATURDAY, July 81, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

No clearances at the Custom House.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Calhoun Gardner from Galveston via Sabine Pass
to q b Payne-la dist.
Ship Ella A CLARKE, kopperhOdt from Genoa May 9th
j Whitney &co-lst dist q.
Brig Stevens, Butler days from Havana to Prat PU0l
kcO-QuHrRutne Station
Schr Henry Laour Stein from BilOxi-Basin
Schr Fontiinbleau, Peters from Coviugton-Basin.
Schr Liberty, Melon from Bontouca-Basn,
Schr Martha Ann, - from COyngtOn-Basin.
SchF Ema, Smith, from Covington-Basin.
SchT Elizabeth Ann Williams from G5Ying.on-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Aeck Scott, Switz,r from St Louis.
Bayou Belle, LJ oHs. from OpelOusas.
Florida, Hntchings, from Mobile
Laurel HILL Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Towboat Panther Rezaau from Passes-towad
I'D inst briggs Taulah and Geo Chase, and schr
Brtant-brought up Ship Ella A Clark. left brig NJ A
Stevens al Quarantine.
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RESOLVED That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
sell to the lowest bidder after five days notice in the oca
Journal for keeping in repair year the shell
FrenGhmen street. aud also the shell road Claiborne
from Bernard Elysau Fields street Third Dis
ct in accordance with SPECIFICATIONS file in the Surveyors
Office adjudication be subject to tue approval or ri
ton Of the Common Council.
tSguedI CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved JulyG0 1853
ISgnedl GERARD sTITH MAJOR fy3t
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Resolea THAT the Street Commissioner be aud he is hereby
authorized directed notify the PouichaTrHiu Railroad
Company line with crb8tones and wooden CUTTERS according
to the and levels be given by the City Surveyor the
east Of the portion of ground belonging said Company,
and in the center Of Eysan Fields street from Coed
children Claiborne street canal said work 10 he done
within three months from the amugaou Of ibis
ss9lped further That shonld said PoatohRrtrain Railroad
Company refuse neglect comply with the notice Of the
Commissioner, the sad Street Commissioner be and he is
hereby authorized to have said lining wih cubSones and
wooden cutters the expense Of said Railroad Company
tSiRnedl GHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSigned7 J. q. NIXON,
President Beard Of Aldermen,
Approved July 50, 1858,
[signedi GERARD STIPH, Mayor, jy3l
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to Orleans Stlontv gtarbtt.

Friday Evening, Juy 30, 1858.
ahens general that it is dull, very dull, in
sag aasal vet It Is far from being dull
glyee ~ e There been several transactions
HiI fts o days through the banks ii the banks and
abautthetaags The demands city banks have, how
over bqsn Greatly exceeded by demands banks
az lspa Our Mississiupi neighbors begin to complain
@ IoHisif ais drawing too heavily on them and that
eoFsfs 6n lha lake shore are extremely rapacous
ssaFe.sfy 81 a Mississippi Board Of Control was yesterday
aa ia ad Cat Iaand Bon S9eouF and other banks were
largely as at e with no supervisor at baud to check their
Issues Tbss e money brokers' exchange dealers sellers
lid apss stock operators cotton buyers and sellers
of getts ssga ae,os eme ragers TOBACCO Spectators
esntlelnsa a sare aud gentlemen Of no leisure, house
fie sellers nanufaetu rers one and
Vii csoda ad tuning these Mississippi ba4ks far in excess
of 9 paaie fail 81 1857 Up to The present moment
teF s ~ 10 suspensions and they who ne7 ar witnessed
run we'll 10 take sore Of tho lake boats to-day
sss ,@s
s cat for rood sisoat,rss raturns next spIinr The
s III.
eapy & aEss les' vi u anle @ha,sYeE y
lys spnroaebing reTponsbity % ofs Though enc
pss ase larger offerings than their incomes in the
Aggregate tho eleven banks are placed in the same category
re- fes oie bank had only six notes offered to-day
rsssa,s ifsi l,, been ssvsral Transactions We nots
she sae a drafts New York par Il premium
MI dsHlt drawers onlsids e realize anything
M ss NV N 4 eaelslea, saa III ~ sums q premium
at iii lsdoant titg days sight x discount sixty days
aea 1lio discount some good bills closed
st IL discount In stefling there were sales at lQ9a 1895
,s ia 9 1ott
tanslug fsonl i al58s5io.
There 10 trap#aetoaA in stacks to-day state Bank
s}sassstaa n.y. my II 7 s,, ,a N t.I1..s
70 sell unless under the influence Of the divi-
dgod peEe hare heen 20 saes pf Citizens Bank Holders
81 ahd e par share would not bring i on the mar
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