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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

The CAPABILITY OF THE SCBMARIxE TEL.
EGRAPH.-Prof Morse's estimate Of the
Atlantic telegraph was. chat it would be
easy to telegraph from ireland to New
foundland at the speed of at least eight OF
ten words per minnie. Take it ct ten words
in the minute, and allowing ten words for
name and address, we can safely calculate
upon the transmission Of twenty words
message in three minutes, or fourteen
Thousand four hundred words per day
If this estimate is realized, the cable will
offer ample facilities for all present de-
mands upon it.
The charges being one dollar per word,
it would seem to promise a fair remuner-
ation-s14, 400 per day.
All the expense of sending out men on
horseback to repair the line will be dis
pensed with, probably.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03
Gboite 4oftrp.
mn UEBaOKEH sLUMBER.

t,h.llrrh, Some coming day,
,r1., bIO,,omI 10 the wind are dancing,
,.1,hidv.n in their miE'hful play
II a, .be mournfal crowd adSancing.
n. ,LrOu.h The long and busy street,
It'll e.r ne to my last retreat.
n, .he-it matters not-nay rave
Tn, aOrns and blasts Of Winter weather.
aho,. The narrUw, new-made grave,
Wb.r. care and lie down tosether:
E0Ou.h that ,ho1Id know il not,
a,,,.,h, in the daTs, narrow spot.
Ear shall sleep AIsweet sleep
l,sv,r .riesd child rePosins,
I-s,s me in the cell 60 deep,
yhrr, |, nv weary eyelids closing,
atl,n.ih shall lay me down to rsst,
u.,a,s.s Of elods above my breast.
A,lerp, hoW deep viii be that rest,
Free from lifo's fever moving wildly,
Th1t when is past the earih's unrest,
n, bosom shall receive me mildly;
For 20, one ilr.am Of earth shall conc,
To invade the slumbeT Of that home.
q. S,sp rcpose, o, slnmber blest!
O, night Of peace! No storm, no sorrow,
NJ heavy stirring IN my rest,
To meet another weary morrow,
,haI; heed neither night nor dawn,
gu, sill, with folded hands, sleep on
sls,p Oa-thou.h just above my head.
ProwI sin aud misery's hagsard faces!
For the deep slumb,r Of the dead.
All stnss Of human woe erases-
P.l,i,s the hear, and cures the Lraia
ofsrery thought Of outward PAin.
Armies above nv rest may tramp
Twill not disturb one rigid muscle!
/ rhsll not heed their iron stamp,
More than leaf complaining ruIrle--
Nav. were The esr;h convened 10 break
Ny Issden sleep, should not wake.
And re.. mrthinkI, il steps Of those
IA known and loved on earth were round me,
'rSould tam, the might of my rePose-
Shirer the iron cords that bound ne
Fave that ! know this cannot be,
For death disowns all sympathy!
We'll, be it SOL Since should yesra,
AnIioaslT waiekfor their appearing,
Chidia: each lingering, late return,
And ever sad and ever frTThs-
Living LIES drama DER again,
iu tragedy OfhoPe ard pain.
Thta noun not, friends, when We may lay
The elOls of earth above my ashes;
Think what rest awaits nv clay,
AaI smooth the mound with fearless lashes;
Glad that resting form within,
haI dOae at length with woe and sin.
Thank that with me the strife is DER,
tirs' stormy, Struggling batile ended;
R joier that have gained that shore
To which, thOush weak, INV footsteps tended
Breathe the blest hope above the sod,
AMI leave me to nv rest with God.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

NEWSPAPER PROPERTY ~ New YoRK.
1t is stated that one.tenth Of the New
York Tribune establishment has changed
hands. The price paid was $4,000.
making the vsIne Of the whole $3.50. 900.
The profits of the paper for the last SIX
months are stated at $4,000. which
amount has, however, been devoted 70
improvements. new presses. &c. No div
idend has been made for the past year,
but previously the dividends were about
thirty-thrse per cent. on the market val
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

For once in the lifetime of Prentice
the inimitable. he is most emphatically
"headed." We had thought such an
event among the impossibilities. but there
is evidently a mistake somewhere.
Alexander S. Martin, a Frenchman,
has a little window over a hole in hi.
chest. through which all the operations oil
the stomach are visible. There are very
few of our Democratic editors. who, by
windows in their skull could exhibit ope-
rations of the brain.-LoH. Jour.
If the eiitor Of the Journal should oper
window about the regions Of his stom-
ach he might go around and exhibit him
self as "living view of Pandemonium. u
for every one Would be curious to see the
abode aad operations of condemned spur
M.-Lou. Cour.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

PARsoN BRowNLow SETTING UP Fon
HIMsELF.-The Rev. w. G. Brownlow
announces that he is hereafter to be pub
Usher as well as editor of the Knoxville
Tenn. Wing. His policy, both econ
omical and political. is thus set forth:
1 will not send a paper out of Knox
County without payment in advance, and
l never will again employ a collecting
agent. and thereby force any man, made
in the image of Col. to do as mean an
act as that of regulating a newspaper
subscription. Ny crediting business shall
be limited to Knoxville and Knox Coun-
ty. and of these / win take the products
of the country.
In all personal and political matters ]
will take the course that suits nae. and
hold myself responsible for the conse.
quences.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

A Kansas correspondent of the Cinein-
natl Gazette relates the following m
A short distance from Quindaro we
passed two Indian girls on gaily capar-
isoned horses. They galloPed through
town shortly after our arrival. and al
length stopped at the brewery. The bright
ewes Of one of them attracted me in. Bare
headed-her long black hair was some
what dishevelled but she seemed none
the less attractive for that Her person
was not scrupulously clean, but she wa
a child of nature, and cleanliness belong
70 civilization. Observing that l wa
admiring her. she came up. slapped M
on the back. and said in good English
"Tou treat me- Who could resist suei
an appeal ? / treated
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

The TELEGRAPH AND THE BIsLE.-Sincs
the completion of the Atlantic telegraph.
the following quotations from the Bible
are peculiarly appropriate. 1t would APP
pear th4t the Geographic enterprise. in
general, is only revelation Of the Pros
phets 80
"Canst thou send lightnings that thsy
may go. and say unto thee. Here we aTsg''
"Who hath divided the water course
for way for the lightning % =
The Lord on high is mightier than
the noise Of many waters. yea than the
mighty waves Of the sea. he made a
decree for the rain, and way for the
lightning" -c
"Hs directsth His lightnipgs unto the
ends Of the earth"
"The lightbings cometh out Of the
East. and shineth even unto the West..s
ellis lightnings enlightened the world"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03
MisttlIaneoans.
GERMAN PATRIOTS SONG.

Where is the Germaas fsthcrlsndl
The Prussian Iandi the SwabiaH lsndl
Where Rhine the vne-elad mountain Iavesi
Where skins the gull, the Baltic wavesi
o, no, o, DO. o. nsvo, Es-
he owns 4 wider fafherisnd.
Where is the Germans fathsriandi
BavaTisn landl or Syrian landf
Where sturdy peasants plough the plainl
Where mountain sons bright metal gaini
o! no, o! no.
Where is tie Germans faiherlaudi
The Saxon hiIlsi the Zuyder strand!
Where sweep Wild winds the sandy shoresI
Where loud the rolling Danube rOarsi
o! no, o! no.
Where is the Germans fatheTIandi
Then name, then name the mighty lasdi
The Austrian land. in 6ght rrnownedi
The Kasier's land, with bonOrs erownedi
q, no, o, no, o, no, o, no
'Tis not the Germans fatherland.
Whore is the Germans fatherlanii
Then name, then name the mighty landi
The land Of Eloferl land ofTeIll
This land know, and love it well.
But no. bot no,
Where is the Germans faihsrlandi
Is his the pierced and parceIed land,
Where pirate Princes rulei gem
Torn from the Empires diadsm1
o. no. o. no
Sush is no; the German's fatherland.
wbers /, the Germans fathsrlandl
Then name, o. nans the mighty land,
Where'er is hesrl the German tongue.
And German HYMNS TO God are sung;
This is the land, thy Hsrmsn's land,
This. German, is thy father!ani.
This is the Germae's fatherland,
Where faith is in the plighted hand;
Where truth lives in each eye ofblus.
And every heart is stauneh and true;
This is the land, the honest land,
The honest Germans fatherlaaa.
This is the German's fathsrland,
That scorls the strangers proud command;
Whose friend is every good and brave,
Whose foe is every traitor knave-
This is the land, the one true land,
The Germzn's one true fatherland
This is the land, the one tine land
o. God, TO aid. b. ihon at hand,
And ir- each hearf, and nerve each arm,
To shield orr German homes from harm
To shield the land, the one true land.
One Deutschland, and one fatherland.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03
a saek Of the goId-bearing earth ron

A sack Of the gold-bearing earth from
Cherry Greek is on exhibition atths Be.
publican Office. Lawrence. That paper
says 1.-The dust is there. and no mis-
take. 1t is in fine scales, Of a size vary
ing from the point to the head of pin
hattened out The earth is a sort Of san
dy gravel, and resembles somewhat the
red, coarse sand quite often found in the
East" - sa'7 =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

Mr.. Bailey, the editor of the National
Era. is ahout to visit Europe, for the re-
covery Of his health.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

VA
bsR AussiamAny catsh III Asn
Sloo@fsa stes1s-Baess Lssnm n.-Es.ts Ns
5n,en Vance INN
Barry9J Bonlsngsr.Boscs
lie BOD Carroll &coIJ y Ghampp &co-Carroll Hoy
Hs
Ss.s.s s5sF Ssp Sss
By;pss sse
Green S,aapE s.a5slis ses-l aeds,Isnk asasss
s
niag-R Hare Hsbrard dso-D Holmes Huart--Muil
s Kaiser sco-Ksnns,, Hood &so--G 1 Kouns Bras-L
Akees4n Lsyssssu1-1 Lehman see es.
s.RsIss Isafsa Ls%
COP LanauzsJ Levy &coLuneschloss Bros &co-H 1--we
g LeithJ LevoisF Mallard &coE Marquee Gco-A Mum
&co-Mullen 4 Johns-A II May &co-Mnse Bro-J Mas
sinai Morgan &co-A Mcisurin-H McGinnis-R Mau-
pay-R worse &co-McStes Value &co-James Moen-A
MagnerR McGrsgor &co1Ma1weI Aco-North, Dnthii kco
ozanne-oglesby Macaulay-T Powell &co-Geo A Pick.
putnsm-P Fower-J Pri'shard &ca-Pope, FIJI
fkin-psrkins &co-s Peck-Phelps d Jones-E Kelley
coRuef &co- Robertson MeDougall- Charles Railey-
Rugely-R Rayte-E Roger &co-Ronsset Genn--
RSbsoaa AsaaMiss Ram.ay@Risy stsy nsrE Ran
e Stevens &co-slaughter. Smith McRae-Smh &John
san-J Syme &co-L Stern Bro-T smiih-W sommers-
Siubenmach-Ssrk Stauffer &co-H Seison &co-Smilf
Bro-P Spear B sumnsr--M scola1F striDger &co
Smith, Cooper ECO Shelby Seymour &co-R Sproule Eco
+ II Taylor-Sam Tsdd-W Tcmpkins-John Todd-D
Tayor-Thornhl &co-Tinorer Fatjo-Tirrell Bates
cote Blanchard.Thompson carkTaylor, Knapp Aco-
j Tuly &co-B Turpin-J ATurner-Turnel &co-L Uter-
Vincent 1conJ Valentine &coaW vsedenbmrgh &co-A
Wilbur &co-Wheeler, Griger &co-Wolf Bros-Water
Duasell-Woulzner RoukWarren, Gilmore &co-P Zurn
Yale jr &co-sundries to order-and for Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

.Altrsa 4. Lscsy- Railroad Line packet for 81.
Louis Tolrosrow.--At6 O'Clock tomorrow evening,
punotuay, ths large, palatal and superb passenger
racket i. T. Lacey, Capt Go. Taylor, commander,
ieavss for Cairo, ST. Loos. and way landings, CON
needing ii vicksburg with the New Orleans and
Jacksoo At Cairo with the Illinois Central and at 81.
Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi railroads for all
poinss North and East II Is useless 70 commend :
packet which slready has such monopoly Of public
favor and patronage % Is enjoyed By the Lacey. We
however feel It 70 be due to passengers for ST. Louis
tomorrow, 10 impress upon them the necessity Of en-
gAsing their rooms At an early hour this morning, Il
they would secure eligible rooms. Mr.. A. G. Gun
ningham, the chief clerk in charge OF the Office o.
the Lacey, is the embodiment Of politeness, and
never at los for smile and pleasant word for al
with whom be comes in contact Through tickets can
be procured and plan Of the cabin inspected by ap
plying to Mr.. G. G. Wayne agent of the line, corner
Of Commercial alley and Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

Aco-ss do " Robinson Acols do Moore Van Cuiin5 do
nslS ndss M..i:-iS bale. e ssS,a, T.
Gfs
soar 6ss.ss ssssssy Dc Nc
ss .0nss = ". spons i
Ds bids TS,n.l O. r,sasf sssn 10
g s s;:H u
oe e II.
s1l;s s1Sn 70
Ssss
Csc Connolly 1eess Roehford ge.n AeCSs - Wssr
Tss. S.ss
Sa;s ss Ai.s
G Hass r.iK i ss5.s Green
Gnn smsdss Aeo q fs' Snss eo,,aD 90 70
h.sss: sss:s
eoon Fesen . rsISson Grove. rs
.ssjfIF~Sssy W.T.. KnSs higgins
BS1sIs cos Bor
ron-ii Warren. Gilmore Aco-s Lewis oglesbys Block
ass IS s ss s.sssss smith
MEMPHIS steamer Rapdes-sls bales cotton : 9 SB
Geo Connolly Scosi Rochord Brown 4eoss bales cotton
Feliosss Harding Abbay bales cotton
"a % Win.ssn Morrison Sse.a q S%oss Sse2a
los eaaay ss.sp
Jno Leel6 Ward Hunt &coIi6 Byrne Vance sco.l6 do
s S
B Bailey-S IL ] Aliens A Miltenberger &co.6 do
Burton WoiE.sundriea to order-TOal lisa bales cotton.
pritshs9d d WsisS. Asns Levi
Haxans Dc ssqgs.s Smith Smith hsEsS ao
Gco-lI Payne Harrsonl2 Byrns Vance &co6 Jno Lee
4Warren Gilmore AGO lsJ bales osnaburgs MeSea Value
hhd sugar evech &co20 do 40 b6ls molasses 70
Is bSls molsssss Hewitt Norton 4eo.andrss orderTota
nj bales cotton lU6 hhds sugar 81 bbls moasses
NAsHvILLE-Psr volst-l00 sacks ship stuff AZ
DO Frsser aeos do Short Geo~5 do Jas
bxs do Noise Levy2 bills potatoes Campbell, Mckee &c
Putnam ii bags wheat Campbell. Mckee Aco sacks
Turner's sacks wheat Lopech &cos hbls eggs
I'd rolls lea her order-Tota IL
| "a hhds tobacco.
| MoNRoE-Per steamer Rock Cityss bales cotton W
Frsisen, stevenson &co is Alenla bales cotton
Piauche kco-6 do ellis Ferguson &co-6 Felowes dco
Jns 1 H.s sotsn .ssd
Brelot machinery Wright Aen-sundriss to oder-Toa
| 1859 bales cotton.
ST LouIs-Per steamer Iacey-teddlional to yester
days reporss to Barley johnson Aco-ss Dc
Wright Aen-s9 Harding, Abbay Morehead-l Connolly
Bowl %ooS sne Vance Sco Nasen
COS Knox 4cos order-ss do reported yessrdayand
| snndres order-Tosl $40 bales COTTON
moss IL hhds sugar Aco-2 hhds sugar DaSilva
COS obs do % bbs Brasd Landy-1 half
S Sss oss Troselar Haydel Do Do 10
hides sundries odeTota 34hhds bb do, hi
ane Al bbls molssses. +. .s54-
| TMARTINSvlLLE-Pers steamer Gossamer-l bales cot
81 hhds 80 bbs moasses bellocq Nonlo
sundres TO order.
BALIzEPer steamer Texas Ranger93 sacks % sack
bran Ihempsonl6 sacks corn Jn1 Williams &co-s2 SEX
| to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06
PRICK s
Shipping gateuigsnte.
CRxscEsr Orrics, No. 10 Camp street, I
Tuesday Morning, Sept. 6, 1859.
Cleared Yesterday. .
No clearancss from this port yesterday.


|
Steamship Matagoda Shannon from Indianoa and Calves
ton, to @ Harris-Berwickis Bay. 4,3@
Steamship DeSoto, {new) Bnoch from New York 9th u
via Havana to Jas Connolly &co-lst dist. ,5 Z
Steamship Habana Mcconnell from Minitlan to louisiana
Tehuantepec Company-lst dist.
Ship Sarah Petgrew Burdeck from Liverpool 10Th July to
Cammack &Converse-3d dist 49,
Ship Realm Burgess 5, days from New York to Geo Eos
Bark Brilliant sigsbes II days from Vera Cruz in ballast
er--2d dist rs.
Brig West Indian Jervey from kingston Ja. Ruatan
Island to Boudousqnie-2 dist FL. Z
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
Nt8 Schr Liberte. from Bonfouca.
Schr Eclair, from Bonfouca
Schr Confidence, from Shell Banks.
Schr Telemaque from Vaudeville. 81
ScAr Elizabeth, from Bay st Louis.
Steamboats,.
New Falls City. Woods. from St Louis.
T Lacey, Taylor, from st Louis.
Rock City Moore from ouachita River.
Violet Taylor from Nashville Y
g ID III. McQuoid from Bayou Sara
Rapides, Perry from Memphis.
Charmer. Wilson, from Vicksburg.
sss Gossamer, Forgay, from st Martinsville.
Texas Ranger, Radovich from Baize. &
viz Silver Heels. Effort. from Donaldsonvile. n
Towboat L Day Brown. from the Passestowed down
the 18th nlt brig Stevens and schr Red Fox
brought up ship Pettgrew and brig West Indian.
Towboat Mobile Beas from the Passestowed down and to
the 4th inst ship William Jarvis and schr Star
brought up ship Ream and bark Brilliant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06
Railroads,

NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RALROAD-From Canton. September g. IS bales cotton to
Block Nc Afee &co-7 Ably CatchngS J Person &co-l2
Buckner, Stanton 4 Newman-0 Levi &co-S do & NJ
Aliens Warren Gilmore &co-25 Thornhi Aco5 Harding
Ogesby4 Payne Harrison-i do Adams &coS Battle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06
Passengers.

Per Steamship Maagords, Indanoa Galveston
Nel and lady, ysatherston and lady Mrs Leibessgs
Campbell Lopez. Pnhles4i, Dez Wisdorf Gray, Jas
Wooan LAwton, j w Beaker j Alexander, August A
Chabn, Kane, Sanders, Deyy Drisken, Greenwood.
Startwell-l0 on deck.
Per steamship Habsna, from Minatian-A warrell Mrs
Banae Dogge, Knott, Mr. and Mrs Burke Dugger-and
St. erage passengers.
Per ship Pethgrew from Lverpool-sl in s,serage E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

y steamer New Falls City-lO bales cotton to
sono MiN Sco-1l bills hour o. sacks Converse Ken
WY peer seiglei4 bsles hemp Halel2 bbls
apples eols potatoes boxes cheese 10
DSssfa s SON. psgs se Bach7s mdss Wright
ns sPpaea so seyer--i0 do Bul Whaley-iU2 bales
nv o me- rsssssss bhs
U0 bales hay 100 sacks Morton ma aaSiss TIA
cnisni22 bales hay der bills Hour Perdreaa
xhte 3roszo ops apples Kennedy Aco-SS bbs lime
ssses sSs 80 sea IS hb apples
bbls nppl Thomsons48 bbls -four to Jas connoS kes
bales ss % bbls apples Dbl. Hour ii sacks bran
BIO sacks corn Horrell Gayle Aco pigs u Coouar
COIL do Haireckul hhds tobacco Given, Watts &coS ibis
eggs n lacks bran heli kceS2 hhds tobacco Fellows
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hall. September 8, 1889, !
Common Council Of the City OF New Orleans.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,7
City Hall. September s. 1859, !
Common Council of the City Of New Oreans.)
No. 4509.
Resolred That the Of five thousand doar be
the hereby appropriated by the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans be from the City Treas
Worthngton Force Pumps " together with one mile OF ~
inch cast iron pipe and five miles Of 70 inch cast iron pipe or
portion said pipe the whole in order that sucent supply
Of may be furnished for the exnguishment OF hres
cleansing the streets and aiding and promoting sauay CON
dtion atmosphere and around the city of New Orleans
R.soued further That said force Pnmps and pipe shall
be furnished and delivered to the city OF New Orleans 10 ac
that said force be located and placed IN hons
to erected by the City Surveyor at the head OF Canal
and that the laying Of all said PIPE sha Gs ana
Reoyed further That the Mayor be and he hereby author
lied into contract with the parties TO furnishing ana
delivering the the aforesaid double force pumps and
in with specifications of the Surveyor al OF TIE
bs paid for and the Aforesaid amount OF sevea
five thousand dollars appropriated and In Win
President Board of Aldermen
Eipned) GHAS. H. WALDO,
.-. President Board of Assis ant Aldermen
App'0'e esignsdI 81 -'''' GERARD sTITH, Mayor
given sealed proposals will be received At my once unt
MONDAY the "a Of October 1889 at IL O'Clock M for the
Contract for The erection Of an building the levee
opposite Canal street, for the steam pumps OF the Guy water
works.
q contract for the furnishing of mile of cast iron pipes
valves, etc., for the city water works -
for furnishing and placing two
Warrington Force Pumps each capable OF it aua tuf
ing 00 gallons of hour together Win the 1oers'
chimney, pipes, etc.; the whole complete. - az,
The aforesaid to be performed in win
plans and specifications of the City Surveyor on ne IN MS
SEES I'd GERARD srITH. Mayor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

. ooMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
y City Of New Orleans. August 2s 1859.
No. 44l4.
Resotse Tint the Comptroller be and he hereby author
he'd Adudcaie to the lowest bidder after days notice In
the official Journal contract for placing granite base and
iron railing around Coliseum Place. First District said work
BE- dsus accordance with plans and specifications ale In
the Surveyors scs aud the adjudication Of said
subject the approval rejection OF the Council
The payment 10 b made before the August $780,
tSignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tSignedl CHAS H. WALDO,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March II, 1859.
SfRnedl GERARD STlTH, Mayor,
A true copy:
J. L. FABRB, Secretary.
Notice Is hereby given. that TUESDAY, 9Th day Of Sep
tember next, will adjudcate ct my Office at IL O'Clock d.
the above contract.
au.6 1T ~ v. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

~ Captain Sigsbee, of the bark Brilliant. from
2lst u reports that the u s. Saratoga U,
Brooklyn, lying in port Vera Cruz;
the Virgins Antonete loading for
Orleans The bark Flash also loading
vonli'o reported.
HS Purser Rogers, of steamship Desoo from New York,
reports passed the st ins in Lat q deg 40 mn
70 deg 80 min, ship Lady Bessgton Captain Bennett
Boston, bound TO this port. -e
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8sbishy pf tke Nlzksts.

80 to 60 hhds were sold at previous
Fair to Fully Fair s%@6zc. p b. H.,
MOLASsEs Sales 50 bbls. Choice Reboied at SS;. q
gallon
FLOUR. The market dull with sales of barely 600
bb including III superne at 81 SIX, lilo Extra At IS Is
III At S. 80. and 2A0 at IS 80 q Dbl. =, sf1
GRAIN..Ths sales Of Corn confined to about loco
sacks which 100 Inferior Mixed at &c., Yellow at
AS White Mixed IS l35 White at sOc tushel OF
GO St Louis sold in three lots at Sc. bushs
Tho Of Bran included 5O2 sacks in two three lots at
81 IT, abopt $50 TO- Poor 81 co. and l40 Shorts and
shipstuf al CSC. and 81 90 p leo Ds
HAY. 600 bales Western sold at $50 GO y tuu
PROVISIONS. In Pork noticed only retail ransac-
tons SIS 90 p bb for Mes The sales Of Bacon inc uded
II casks Ribbed Sides and CO. 10 three at l0c b..
In Lard noticed sales Of l48 tieces ut 100 Prime at
Ike, and 100 kegs at l3c. y b.
COFFEE Nothing of any moment doing
INDIA BAGGING. 80 bales sold at l3c. p yard.
GUNNY BAGS...A sale Of 30 bales Heavy at l211ac.
BALE ROPE 800 coils Machine Made sold Satur
day at7slc. y b. ~,
WHISKY noticed sales Of 100 bbs Rectifed at &c.,
and rome retail lots atss1sc. p gallon.
FREIGHTS. Advanced. ship taken for Havre at
1c Cotton lots shipped for Liverpool at
oil "a -
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WINES, WINES, etc
w l.0 Casks Marzetti's Ale.
80 4 casks Burgundy Port.
SJA Ghanisso Pure Juice Port.
SZ Royal Company :. u@
AZ Old In peria :.
lou boxes Old Imperial 1885 :.
"a :. London Dock =.
Is Royal Company Oporto :.
l04 South Side Madeira
60 Robert Adams 1881 Madeira,
"a 4 casks Cet,e
~ u Harmony Eephews' Sherry
n Duff Gordon
u :. r. e. Martins :,
20 boxes Pale :.
Il Topaz :.
$50 cases Most 4 Chandon's Green Seal Champagne
50 Dell de Perdrix :.
100 baskets -. Silery :.
ITS cases St. Julien Clsret
60 ;. F. Keepers 81. Julien GisIet.
psi n .. Matgaux. l6i7-iS-'51 Giaret.
81 :. Henken Co.'s Sieinwein.
u -. Sparkling Mosel.
Hook.
80 -, Leslie's Bitsers,
"a :, Ginger Wine.
f In store and for sale BY s. WOLFF.
sal Corner Of Grayier sud New Levee sts