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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-06
BY J. NEVILLE & co.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
situated In the First District ac Second Municiualtyl on
long credit without any reserve. ~
RY JTII1N NEVILLE 4. nm

q long credit, without any '' "
BY JULIAN NEVILLE &. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer
z5.. .... Office IL Commercial Place.
Z. a. II Msy IT, ls5 r. T. o'clock
between Camp and Magazine, the following described
~ CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, sl.u.,ed in the rir.
District il ibs square bounded ~ Jp Msg Camp and
thereon julia and Magazine sirss
sad sssnss s s sis
M Ss s. Il oa 5 ss I'D p s y
;, SEET " i Lot OF , GROUND; ssshst with til.
s ~ q ETY. ss S r. 10
f o N Gs Ess On fsse tn I
" 'ss K aos: ,esssssf With
I'll the buildings and LIZ described
tie sSsIs bounded ~ ,EEs Gate a Iha date
81 sna NeE.s
IL ss Rsss PC
running angles feet thence y
IL a he
situated suburb Deioid and dssgnateaf b.
the Nos and on plan drawn by b. Buisson,
IL he sss
y lao feet depth street Let No ad
joins No 20 feet front Tcboupitouas street
on %
h eet In depth between parallel lines all less French
= FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
q ,as Ia. ssd
The pPub sa
adoiD each other and follows tow Lots
II % ed
In depth, ,etween parallel lines
r. p ssods n K: Fourth Dis
aad p s
and sdjoin and each y inches front on Ninth
os E Ss tn
fa and IL
and 70 notes secured BY mortgage on The prop
s s sn nsr esn PEI I'll. % until maturity
Acts Of AZ before =. e. aottschak, Notary Public at the
expense Of The purchasers. All
VERY r. TossR
venien omnibus line and the Lafayette Horse Carr.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & co.
Office II Commercial Place
THURSDAY. May IL, 1859. at 12 O'Clock.
III r * RESI-
BY opn ies se + The
feet FIR. BY feet inch and nes n
de III De1neen pasa 81 Lines
ehees mn x to her With servants
ng The grounds are psned with fine shrubbery
trees.
lso Lots g. and the northwest half of g. measuring
70 iee inches and II lines front Jackson by depth
oil o feet bet parallel Ines running back Nos
ana TO- NO. forming tie of jackson Brajuard
streets. ~ $3.50 "i1
This property quiet and mprovir neghb,rbood and
oIers a opportunity to purchase confor alb residence
with grounds and convenient TO the business
the city, An omnibus within house every
five minutes. ''
HS-TER Ms One fourth CASH the balance in OF e. Two and
bearing per cent interest i'' $3.50
Improvements kept insured and po,icy
vendor. f~' N w
Act Of sale before R. Brenap Notary Pnh,i, AZ tbo
OF me purchaser a25
CHOICE PROPERTY cra
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BY PALFREY & co.
SALE of VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on FRONT
street. Common street. Triangle styeef
Louisa and New I.eyee STR cts. .' "sS'
nv III EDEu ..

q ~
Louisa and New Levee str. ets 's'' ''ee'' between
BY PALFREY f. CO.,
C.L G. DupuY, Aucrr
Office. q Camp street.
SATURDAY, May 2. 1859, At IL o'clock, at
. ss s ba n Ii.
sss s ssa 20 s's ness. s
Fulton depth shout
all american agsthsr r he there.
lsssd Me.ss Wheeler Fora until sst october lss
LOT or GROUND in the First District in tho ,raugi.
10 by Triangle New yee and Louisa
ir ss p ss 70 inches + at in ne ay
other lns ali American measure
The e improvements comprise Thrss,sory Brick Building.
IS a. m as House. leased until
cab ss Il Il, t The ssss
he sna snS y he rs1s If
81 cent pr annnm until maturity and subsequent
Sy he per n The .a.ss be
ana ae TIE = ' ss. e. BE sa. to
expense Of the purchasers ~ ''A' r''"' m a. ae
sdss AMP =. SALE 70 raE
BY PALFREY 8. co.
c. L. G. DUPUY. Aucioneer
Office q Camp street.
a. ssst,, "a. y, Nay 1850, At 12 o'clock,
soTxkE 81 ss 1s5sf s 81 AID i.
s seg asstd II n,o s jan.
exhlpited the Arcade Lots Nos to inclusive measure
each aoont ~ feet inches and Common strse
BY depth between parallel i-es Ct 10 inches md TX
pe Lot r. forming The Of Common and ST.
Adeine streets Lots Nos Ito inclusive extend back to
CON alley in the 10 feet wide Nos II 10 Is in
elusive measu each % inches front or ST lane
street BY depth of about l22 feet and Lot.
eIy extending from st. Jane Adelns street Lott
10 to a. inclusive each % feet front on st.
Adene street by DEPTH between parallel lines about re
feet and inches Lots Nos is and 81 having front
On aeys common to the property endF from ST.
b. Adene street Lots Nos 70 90 inclusive measure each
about feet inches and lines front sweet BY
depth between parallel lines Of 9 feet inches and TX lines
extending back 70 common alley in rear running from
r. Jane TO st. Adene street. Lot No 80 forming corner
Graver and ST. Adsline and No. "a the corner Of
Graver and ST. Jane streetx. " -
1S-rERM5 AND CoEDITIONs-One- fourth cash the
balance at one two and hes credit the notes of the
in equal nstamens bearing per per aunu
interest from day Of sale to maturity per M. from
maturity until final payment, II not punc;uaily paid Sc
privilege fS' SWAMI WI" 'enoof .
OF the purchaser. = ~ " e sH III
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DwEILINoe n
the Fourth District. 7-7
By j. b. WALTON
ADJUSTMENTS.

pLACIDE's VARIETIEs-GRAvIKR STREET
stage Manager. Mr. JOHN SEff0H
AIeasureI WARBk4
TWENTY-sECoND WEEK OF THE STAR CoxPAuY
Benefit of MIR. Geo. Jordan,
On which occasion Mrs GEO JORDAN will make her a.
appearance in New Orlesns.
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PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION OF A yAIUARIR
Store on Carondeet street. for division of interest
BY PdLFREY E. co,

c. H. c. DURuY, Aucsioneer
Office q Camp street.
SATURDAY. May II, 1859, at IL O'Clock Nj :.
VIII ali se he m, ss thereon
situated in the First city in The bounded
ing p feet inches and lines let street by
dplh between persl lines 40 feet said Lot has Also
extending Gravier to Common street as ~ nn
exhibited at the Arcade. 80 p p
Store No. i street. VIII ve1sud sb'iR
front eomno ols yard hydfan at the rate
TERMs-one third balance on credit Of one and
Two for notes bearing interest per from
sold and per eventual interest y" A p''pe's
The be insured and the policy to the
Act Of as before W. H. Peters Esq., Notary the expense
- e peaee-. my4
PEREMpToRY SALE At AUCTION OF VALUABLE
Build ng Lots in the First Fourth Districts in pood Ia
cations and on a long credit.
BY PALFREY g. CO.,
Q. L. G. DUPuY Auctioneer
. Office q Camp street.
SATURDAY, May 81, 1859, at IL O'Clock
LOT OF GkoUNn ss siu M, Il IN s9 ehe First
sist q this city IN the bounded New
II ches front Levee and Market by depth between
As nsi raI ST saa Ro 5fes in the FRS, :,
CITY, IN hs square bounded by Market Pacahe
e. John Baptist streets measuring 6s feet II inches
front on Market street. by DEPTH between parallel lines
ST 3 TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
FOURTH district Of this city In the square ST.
drew Jos pine Jersey Streets measuring each 70
Lee, inches and lines front on ST. Andrew by depth
oetweeh parallel lines of 27 feet inches the SIDE
toward Laurel street 2ls feet the line dividing the Lots
ana o feet inches and lines side Jersey
HgTERas OF sALE-one.fourth cash, and the balance
per day of sale until maturity and nr esnt
sold. " ~ ppo'''
Acts Ct sale bsfore D. Ricardo. Esq., Notary at the ex-
pe-se " wv. pu-euasers. my4
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FOUR CONN )DIOUs Asp ELEGANT MODERN DWELL
ing Houses most eiigblJ located in the Fist District
By j. b. WALTON.

Auc,ioneer-Ofice. 10 Bank Plsss
a.z / e.. .sss Z. a r. ss.ss
roTE lots o. dkoGSB in sse .qu.-. bounded ;, no.
4 hs Arcade I sea s,ss c ssnsSsss
osass On a.ss = Al e
md ~ n q ss nd
b depth and front TsDs,eho.s 4 is ri -
eoaTDIoUs sa N SGSpg sss,sas
sTaRE .ss,d H q KIrGsEs ggILpINas xHb
Lod y ssJsi.: Lot md
aRD so% sfFssi:''
leased 10 Toad. Esq until October sis 1851 It VIZ =
ao e ssssa, L.. S E. .sa
bs%eEstiii 81 HOUSE
inss and out buildings leased NJ Reid ESQ un oes ~
LoT 4adioins Let No s. .nd measure. 24... ,ss..
s a ss H. I -
SR Ha5z sTssr .e.p ~ sI
sasss 70 Robert Hare Eco until the sls October I
ihs ABOVE deseriss dwelling. contain Eo.l r..
small bath rea se en- the se
w1 Large dss on the hrd floor The s.sk
spss%en,s and a. Two ;,o5 stable vel adapted
F Eo ss ss sss md sns
has similar accommodations
smariy divided, except that the third story is
M asjslns ~; is ,.o and hair story hos. u. .
IS used as d ing ioe there Is Is &c
0 dps a. he o j. . IA ts, y insh. and lines
front Of Them are neat gardens. with hand opa
~ This property is in the most desirable part -
l91 = M IL F s1 sss q
most e. rs client len popui Lion ion
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AtT5t very large assortment Of Ladies' and Gen
10Y 80 < u uemen's
TRAyE LING TRUNKS
We respectfully call the of persons in need of good
outfit of Travelling Apparatus establishments where we
keep constantly hand the largest of goods
line in the South comprising among other things the follow
ing articles:
Sole Leather Trunks,
Packing Trunks,
Dress Trunks,
yalises, Carpet Bags,
Bonnet Boxes,
satchels,
French Trunks St amer Trunks etc. Also large stock Of
India Rubber Coats
Coaks, Leggins. etc.
Oil Coats, Pants,
,,,. Hats and Suits
H. W. REYNOLDS Il CO.,
N.Y. 6. No. 3 Magazine street, one door from Canal
WV: 8 NV nETHs MHRonASpIsE BROKER,
l SO box boxes s Virgin" Manufactured Tobacco
40 ~, S Ssgs S Iums3es Pspast;
500 casks Ale and Porter, in st ore and to arrive
100000 Havana and German Cigars.
SEQ baskets Champagne Wine, Cabinet and other fne
s sss cases S SS vine ~:
50 quarter casks OLD Madeira Wine.
$ S"5 5 ssss Rs ssss WI Ts ~ Whisky
500 kegs carb Soda, in ll2 ii. kegs
600 boxes ard hoif boxes Mis Rn isia
$ So M M No Ss' j / ~ 3: : HaehsFs
20 ,s Rice, to arrive.
~ BIS s '5' Saes@s choice brands Flour
15 5o ts eTce s, sug ar Nh Hams
So kegs choice New York Goshen GOSH Butter.
10 bales Fas India Bagging.
800 coils steam, la md haui-manuracturea Rope.
SO kegs best Nails. assorted, 4, e. 8, 10 and l2d.
500 boxes Star Candles
win be recei ing further supplies daily. a22 lm
w :. CHANDLER,
DEHTIsT
sA-oFr1cE and RESIDENCE.
IyG CaroDClefet street.
esa ly1W - -ornor IF Lefaye..a
N0TICE-AbL TliosE IHDEBrED TO TODD h co.
~ are requested 70 make immediate payment to the under
Be- y Ss 9 his en s usual at Se o fS whore he
al9 In 100 Canal street.
+ ,ANDlNG AND FOt$ SALE by THE FoLLow-
yiSEa Ss@so ,, sb SS w1iss S-esSs.
saTFEkSRIsi f S'iss WI h e a' Wine.
rEgEEr-5 8, , ,as;. Ordinary and Fine,
CoGNAc-l2 81 casks BraLdy-Larronde, 1875.
snalf :: :. Pl mat 4 CO. ,oOD ISL.
shc, 2oar agl2o eighth rlanat 4 20, 1916,
s'S' and 10 's9 s. D S SsS.s l'9's'' CO.
N.Y. 6. No 20 onstomlouse street
| a. BEARD s. CO.. SUCCESSORS TO ]. A.
AGENTS for the sale of ea Estate Saves Fnritnfe Stocks
f2 X 1 ass s+ ss tfo s so
NEW ORLEANS OPERA Hous M-TaE IN
dlr;gfsd nio:ms 'e public ht the snhscrip
scouting Boxs II 6oVe Tsas for th nx oppr s s q!
my2 Ii. EUFFIEa, compuo!Iet
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BOOKS STATIONERY, etc. ETC..
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
Store, IS st. Charles street.
r. ARKFIELD, Auctioneer
'IHHlS EVENING and every week day even.
L ing, at early gas light, will be sold
large collection Of the best works Of the best authors in
Writing Paper Envelopes Gold Pens fine Pocket Cutlery
AZ private sale large collection of the best Medical
BOOKS The best works of the best authors every
Of Standard Literature also Blank Books Station
cash to which the attention Of the public invited.
TWO HUNDRED CASES BOOTS SHOES AND BRoGANs.
Regular Weekly Sale.
BY e. ROGER g. CO.,
.-.... Formerly H. Peg ehaud. Hyde 4 CO }
SATURDAY, 9TH Inst, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ,
sold ' " ~
9 cases of Boots Shoes and Broeans men, women and
children, comprising a fresh and S lect tmeI.
~ TERMS-At sale mvS
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SUCCESSION on i4aI WIS NJ. sHEhTDs-Au
~ hly'ns e s AH the estate Of Lewis N.
shelton, will please he SANG nnet tely to the under
sigrrd fOHS @ BAREl.LI
TCstum E& rutor,
R27 9ilIOd Ne. 81 Common street.
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COTTON PLANTERS,

COTTON PLANTERS,
~ READi
REFLECT
And then make your to buy similar ENGINE
to Mr. Goosey's:
YAzoo CITY, Miss, April Is, 1859.
Mr.. E. NJ Ivens, New Orleans:
Dear SirThe object Of this Inform you that have had
the twelve horse Portable Engine built by r. Rshm
of Richmond, Virginia, which purchased of you at work
ginning and grinding at plantation for past three
months One Of boys that engine before of
the kind learned work it days and has man.
aged successfully since My was sold upon Its
ape that gnned by the engine brought per pound
more than that ginned by horse being sold Mt the
same time consider Engine made this Improvement
can gin heavy bales per day with one 65 saw
Pratt GIN without trouble than half cord of
wood as fuel to do 1t.
Your Spark Arester invaluable renders the gnouse
perfectly safe from fire. consider your engines the best in
the trade and such ceerfuly recommend them to auy
one wishing to purchase know by experience that they
will perform fully recommended.
Very respectfully, your friend,
P. GoosEY
Steam Engines,
SAVING, and
Manufactured at the
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond. Va,
Always on hand AMI for sale by
EDMUND NJ IyENs,
General Agent,
a23 lrndW No. 2Uuion street New Orleans
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FRIDAY EVENING May 6, 1859,

PRICES OF ADMIsSIoN.-Firs and Secod Tier md r,r.
nee IS Boxes thd tier for cooed onIyL 70
cents Gallery, 26 cents Private Boxes "a to &C. according
location
M BoS Office open for securing Dress Circle, Ps1snais
Chairs ard Private Boxes from A. NJ until r. NJ daiiy.
NorIcE-Docrs at quarter to O'Clock pefoznancs
to commence 81 "a o'clock mrs
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1- Polar Star r.. A.'.--ChnpIer NO. Al
Regular conversations every SATURDAY evening o'clock
at the Grand Lodge Masonic He'll St. Charles street
OFrcERsJohn II. Holland, NJ. E.. H.. P William Fl.
II Iol9ad, F., I'll George P Evans f. S. Frank Bart
A.. o.; W Q. Wilson, G.. NJ. 81 v.,.;P j. Christian O.
NJ "a VI Anton ofereed, o. M lst VI 7. D. Van Horn,
Treasurer Chas. w Clark Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
By order Of the M. f.: H. p.
dis ly CHAS. W. CLARK. Sec'y.
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~ Omission so cents; Children and Servants In sttsS
ance half price on Saturday noon only.
eJ- Performances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY STATUE
DAY NOON.
"a. noors open night Curtain rises quarter bes
O'clock. Doors open Saturday at In GurtSaa
rises at l2M,
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g-Dudiey Lodge no. &C, f.. and A.. H.
Regular Communications Of this Lodge held EVERY AT
uRpAf EyESING at ocI9ck, in their Lodge Room a.
Perddo Streets Members of the Craft fraernal invited
to attend
OFFICERS VIM, H. Stewart, W Nj ". T. Pursuance S w
w. g. Coupand, J, W; VIM. Cooper, Treasurer; S. l. Gull
let Secretary Edwin Marks, s. D.; j. H. Gennison j. d.
Jos. Ghillet, Tyler. as 1y
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BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,

FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS
ircf, suab for dwellings, situated the Carroon
Railroad Deposuce ession Of the late JOHN TURNBULI
late Of the Parish Of West Feliciapa in the State
, 1859-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


A MODEL WRE-In q suit for divorce now
pending in one Of tho courts Of Connecticut, the
lawyer for the defence spoke thus Of the Indy
plaintiff
For months she made him 0lcr husband) live
the life Of an anchorite; she was one Of the
kind who 20 10 sewing circles, to make waist
coats for little niggers in the West Indies, who
do not want them, and leave holes in their hus-
oands stockings and buttons on thsir shrts !;
sne tSlls heI GaugntC, mat sne puts ol oSr-
taih 1ress she u khOck her oown' anu "uen I"c
oaugnter uoeS IN denance SI neI' sui sn'Vs y
1h Pan y ne a.ugnIer neaI We neaI Ias
sue nas saIu tIAs ! inan snoSu ~ ,'S.,s W
neI tne WoSlu rip MN up anu YET We are liaue
r u., r.,
EAEisOS.-Lne h1IIiOru y Tux, rcs'c"nS w. .
recent lecture Oh MT. Emerson N ulse Guy, Hys
Emerson Is tne Dess iyPe ol e.sAI' GIys.
nAeo intellect uncosgeo " inte,IeLlns Is I"ssai
conGluons, q any Anlerlcan autncr. Isse Tsso
.5 . ,n.s,,Sr ~ ass ns ..snn,,aI , ~ .oi%,S.
~" anu mr.uIS ~ nian yMh essou.,Ai eele,Ie
70 use 4 vulgar western figure Of speech, dives
deeper.' stavs down longer. and comes up drier
than any other such explorer Of modern times" I"
A..
LELEoRAfh TO SuB1'-Me unoeIStA'Iu ..,, uia' ~
son.LIcls sIe eonPe'eu, ~ c en.. w ~. "" ~.
~. - I..rh ra ~ Fcr,nd;.
sn' SonStuce,on Sp .1 3. o. r. Le 80 .ud
G. IN there to Key West Ly a subm; rne cable.
From the latter place, cable will also be laid to
Cuba The contractors for this work will leave
New York in few days for the field Of opera
% SnS s Intended 70 cE.nPiese 5hS ~ nnS - MY
Va MSst ~ neA. sulne,i WIEN y VII ~ IA
WIN NuO@ % SOo'' 10 '''' S~D'' 0~'i w '-'N'
The Chilian government have obtained loan
Of 81, 100000 in England, for the construction Of
railways. 1t nominally bears four-and-a -a-half
per centum interest," but the real interest is five
and-a-half per centum, as il was negotiated at
o. Chill has always maintained high fnan-
c~A ereu'' III AO"uon'
Madame LeYert, in one Of her charming pic
lures Of Cuban life, says the women there have
q noble trait Of charactCr-'' They never speak
III Of each other, but always find some palliation
Uor..;o sIn V"n ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~. A.,,u IN ".
..I.I. - .',,. s s.,,; 49, S-" - - -. ea ~ y
won,Sn o-,s " sugar pm ''~'O"-' anu '~ Je"eS o.
, 1859-02-25
Patent Medicines.
81. KHACH


,a. Fl. KHACH 5ll}
HAS JUsT RECEIVED, PER STEAMER NORTHERNET,
III well selected stock Of PATENT MEDIcTNES which he
intends 10 keep constantly hand, adding varieties
his stock as the demand requires a.
Al present he oilers Cor sale the following arflrlel: "a
eands sarsaparnla, wrght's Plls, Arsenic,
draelenburg 4" Rrandretfa - Inlen, US
TOwnsend's GraefenburE" Hm nark
Pressed Hops, Ayers "a Gum Arabic, l.e I
Sulphur, B0rax, Rponge,
EISam Salts, Palm Killer, eallpeire l
Extract Llcorice, Gum Camphor, Beeiwax,
Glue, a'lli ~ Soda Ash, = - AleoAul. W. a
6al soda, Chalk, Opium, g. q
Inuestone, Castor on, Russia saIve,
Mustang Inment, Ardde Potash, 9 Rryehnlne, a.
Hue Mass, on Of Lemon, Snuff Scotch
Spirits Of Nitre, on Of Orange - Maeaboy
nasam Copaba, Capsulea, Rape,
Potash, hrefore, y tienueinan
JayneS Ague Pins, l1olloways Pills Caiarrh
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Ayvrs' Rxpeetorant, = L p s
Ayers Alternative, Jayne's aanatlye Piils,
ynynes Tonic Vermlhge, Jayne's CurmorHre nalsam,
Essenge Of jamaica GlnRer wsars lsan Of Wild Cherry
H.tEi7 viais, C0rks, &c, &c, &c. e tf.i t.utT
Also, per recent arrivals,
good assortmen, Of Gents Calf KIP and India Rubber
oo RrOek, Dress una business coas nek Dosskn, French
Cashmere and satlnes Pants White and Fancy Shirts
sdFt Underurts, Drawers, CravaG eks Shoes, JumpeFu
0veras &e- together with general variety Of lias, CAPS
Pocket Cutlery, &c. .ifg -,T.f...i 20 ~ -.
AIso. constantly hand good variety Of Hardware Tin.
quOFs, Dry Goods &C. sstf
, 1859-02-25

The Memphis Appeal cf December 17th give,
an account Of recent insurreCtion on the slave
plantation Of Col Dandridge, Of Dc Soto county,
Mississippi The negroes numbered nearly Ont
hundred, and they were 70 violent that the 0wnel
end bis oVersecr were obliged 10 seek refuge "a
opinion thAt Col. cambridge Is too lenient I
master. si-I7 f.-si .ry
, 1859-02-25
miscellaneous.
a. STEILACOOM ."2
dN LIVERY STABLE. e@

UNIIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ESTAB-
shed himself In the above business In this place, will
devote hs attention exclusively to conducting In proper
and satisfactory manner.
Good Saddle Horses win be kept In readiness for the
mediation Of the public.
AO, fine spring BUGGY, for parties wishing to enjoy
pleasant ride through the country. -.E|
srABlING furnished at moderate rates.
lily CHARLES STEWART.
, 1859-02-25
REMOVAL,

Ing to his friends and the public that he has removed the
above establishment to his building, adjoining Iach
Webbers wharf, where he win be happy receive his friends
and patrons with good cheer as the market affords.
~ The BARS viii be stocked with the best Of Wines II.
qnors and Cigars.
Thanking them for their heretofore liberal patronage, he
45tf JP sAUHDERS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18

LIVERPOOL Sept. 2 1880 e
Great inactivity has characterized our market
throughout the week, and as the pressure to effect
sales continues unabated, prices still present a
downward tendency; we have again, therefore, to
reduce our quotations I'D y b on American deg
criptions. -
In Sea Islands a fair business has been done.
without change in prices.
H. "
;. Egypt,ans have been in rather more demand, at
,a sarats are still in active request, but must be
quoted fully I'd IL h lower. '''''' ~
Inc imports for the week amount to %. .254 bales.
OF which III ,369 bales are American. '''Ss'
me sales for the week amount to "a Aao b.les of
wli,ch there have been taken as follows:
By the trade 3s,470 bales, viz: ass4o Aueri.
can, 33O Pernam, $40 Bahia, iIs0 Maranham Io1n
Egyptian, 40 West India and 1870 Fast India A'N'
BY spectators $50 bales, viz: $50 American md
130 East India. '''e' 'eai anu
BY exporters 1910 bales, viz: 1850 American
$50 Pernam, 80 Egyptian and 1910 East India.
Actual export II $40 bales, viz: $3.50 American
lG0 Brazil, ll70 Egyptian and $3.50 East India.
Sales to-day will probably reach 5000 bales, 1000
bales for speculation and export; quiet market
T. TnN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18
CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY cct

JEFFERSON CITY Cct II, 1889
The market was still bare of Hogs and Sheep,
and leaving only IL Western and Texas Cattle, 65
Mich Cows and 300 Calves and Yearlings on sale.
Arrived so Western Cattle, II Mich Cows, and a
lot of Sheep and Veal Cattle. &~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-18


SUGAR. About 100 hhds. Old were sold at pre.
vious rates, and IA Fair New Crop at 6zc. % h.
MoLAssEs. Sales $50 bbls. New Crop at 40
and 43c., III hf. bbls. at 45c. y gallon.
FLOUR. The market was dull, with sales of
only few limited parcels, including $50 Extra at
=, l16 at s6 95 100 Plants at IS 90 q bbl., and
$40 sacks superfne at 81 62a % sack. Superfne
was held at IS so without buyers.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn were confined to 200
sacks New Yellow, in two lots, at 81 90, and 100
Ordinary White at 81 05 y bushel. Of Oats 500
sacks St. Louis sold at 5sc. q bushel. In Bran the
transactions comprised 900 sacks at =, 100 at
81 co. and 200 at 81 05 y 100 lbs.
Provisions. 80. The sales of Pork included 100
bbls. Mess at $l5 so U bbl Still retailing at
SIG co. Of Bacon 20 casks Ribbed Sides sold at
lo3c., IA Clear at l24c. and 35 on private terms.
In Lard we heard of no transactions.
HAY. 164 bales Western sold without nspec.
ton at s25 90 U tun.
COFFEE. Sales confined to so bags at lac,
and so at l23c. u ID.
ALCOHOL. Retail lots of High Proof sell at
CSC. U gallon.
WHISKY. I'VE heard of no sales of any mo.
ment
FREIGHTs. "A ship was taken for Liverpool at
9-l6d for Cotton, and one for Havre at 1tc. which
were still the rates for filling up