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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Com mi tees Of the City CnunciI

Traditionally, municipal business has been
nominally conaded to separate committees of
the City Council. When a new Board as
sembles, numerous new members come in from
the wards, and 1t is perhaps a year before
they are fully prepared by knowledge of
rules of order and by personal address, to have
an effective influence at the Board, or secure
votes for their favorte project, even when
manifestly for the public good. We fear that
tho pay Of one dollar per night for the weekly
public meeting has proved an injury to the
public. Ill dgested plans are presented at
the Board, are discussed and often Intrigued
through by the talkative or the managing few
Thirty-six men sit at their appointed places,
but six Of them perhaps rule the thirty. There
is way to remedy this-one which will give
the man Of common sense, but little gift of
speech, the benefit OF hi, advice and remon.
STRANGE. We mean by making It imperative in
most instances that committees shall meet
weekly, and there mature public business
There each man can have his proper influence
Let there be more meetings of committees.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Ernm Washington,

WASHINGTON, September l.--General Lane,
in private letter, says, in relation to the
Presidency that he is content to place him
self in the hands of his friends, and will take
no step to bring himself before the people as
a candidate.
Judge Douglas intends leaving Washing
ton on Monday next, and proceeding, uia
Pittsburg, to attend the United States AgriI-
cultural Fair at Chicago, on the 18th inst 1t
is now probable that he will be able, while
on his way, to comply with the request of
the Democratic State Central Committee OF
Ohio to canvass that State, as well as to de-
liver several speeches.
Governor Willard, of Indiana, and Cover
nor Sibley, of Maine, are at the National
Hotel. Ex-senator Soule is also in the city.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
The American Movement.

The National American Association held
another meeting last night, when the subject
was debated Shall Americans unite with the
Opposition" or be in opposition on their own
hook, by being distinctivsly "Americans."
No decided step was taken. Mr.. 7. G. WARE
advocated the "union" movement He was
supported by Professor LIPpETr, Mr.. MARTIN
and Mr.. DARLING. The out and-outerS were
EDGAR JOHNSTON and GEO. STAcKHoUsE. The
debate will be continued next Thursday night.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
by LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
More Indians Getting Troublesome
Train Robbed on the santa Fe Road.

KANSAS CITY, August 3l,-0ne of the papers
published in this place day contains infor-
nation from which it appears that more of the
Indian tribes who range along the Arkansas
are becoming mischevous.
In the desert beyond that river train of
Mr.. Wheeler, from Albuquerque, New Mexico,
was stopped by them and half the property in
it taken. The Camanches and Arrapahoes did
it, They and other tribes are much displeased
at not receiving their customary presents from
Government.
The train Of Moore and Reese arrived to-
day. Rev. Mr.. Stoddard, United States Chap
Ian at Santa Fe, came in with it. Nothing of
interest, except the above, is reportod.-S.
Louis Republican, Sept /.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
United States PharmacOpGia to be
Revised.

NtVISEUs
Our Cincinnati Pharmacists are up to time.
The, are Young America, 90 ahead people,
and will take as spirited interest in the pro-
posed reformation of the Medical Pharmaco-
puia, as any association in the States. In
May, Of next year, a Medical Convention will
bo held, at Washington City, of Delegates OF
State Medical Societies, of Colleges of Phys-
clans and Surgeons, and Colleges of Pharmacy
throughout the United States. Last night, the
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy appointed the
following delegates, viz: E. S. WAYNE, W. ].
NJ. GonDoN, and WILLIAM 8. MERRILL.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. l-P. M.-River risen
twelve inches in the last twenty -four hours,
and is still swelling. The Upper Mississippi
is falling, with four feet water on the upper
sad thirty.six inches on the lower rapids. The
Illinois is also on the decline, with two feet in
the channel below Peoria and seventeen inches
above that point. Weather clear and pleasant
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
The Steamer Great Eastern.

NEW YORK, Sept. I've learn from private
correspondence, received at the Herald Office,
that the steamer Great Eastern will sail from
Galway, Ireland, about the middle of Septem-
Der, for New York, direct, calling off st.
Johns, N. F., to land dispatches for the A'so-
ciated Press, and mails for the Newfoundland
Government.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
sALE.-ON sATUR

TFRUSTEE'S SALE,-ON SATU r.
IL DAY, the 2ith day of September, 1850, at elOy0n
O'Clock, A. NJ, will sell at public auction, at the
rotnnda of the Courthouse in Cincinnati Qf not
sooner disposed of) the following described real
Two huudred and fifty five 100 acres Of land, sit
uate in the county Of Calhoun, and State of Ill nOis
and being the Northeast fractional a OF Section |,
Section 5, Town ., s. X. Q, W,
ALS0-One hundred and sixty acres in the county
of Cass, State of Illinois and being the North half
H. TO- W, and the East half of Southeast fourth of
Section u, Town IL N. of II. IL, W.
ALSO-Ope hundred an 4 twenty acres in the county
of Mason and STATE of Illinois, and being the north
half of Southwest y Of Section Il, and the North
east 4 Of the Southeast u Of SECTION q Town
ALso-0ne hundred and twenty acres in tile county
South half OF South east \ Of Section ~, Town
east 4 Of Section 25, Town 4, s. ufR. 7, Il.
ALSO-0ne hundred and sixty acres in the county
of jasper, and State oflndana, and being the South
west Il of Section II, Town 80, N. r. 7, ".
ALSO Eighty acres in the State Of Iowa, and
county of CGro Gordo, and being the South half of
N. of Range 22, W.
TO be sod as the property Of Benjamin =. lewis
and 0rvis nj. More partners as Lewis More, for
the benefit Of their creditors, pursuant TO- COM
mand of the Superior Court of ncinnati In action
No s,Sl3 wherein J. IL Jaflray, ct. al are com plain
Terms or sale -DnetniId of the purchasenloney
year ye Ss Rnd Rni onshrd es" II two yss h a
sale deferred payments to be secured BY mort gage OH
the premises. VIM. Is. SHEPPA KID,
July I6.awll Trustee
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

Hoes ASSESSED IN KESTUcKy.-In our pa
per yesterday we published the returns Of the
number Of hogs assessed in Kentucky this
year and the year previous, but by misprint
the estimate was wrong. 1t should have been
that the increase was two hundred and fifty
four thousand six hundred hogs.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Abandoned at Sea.

NORFOLK, September 1.-The ship Hsnry
Clark BroUn, from Liverpool, passed here on
her way up the James River to-day, having
on boaId Captain Gesdie and crew, of the Brit
ish ship Black Douglass, from Arabia, bound to
Cork, which was abandoned at sea on the llth
ult., in sinking condition.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Murder.

BOsroN, Sep. IA mulatto woman named
Willon has been arrested in Scarborough,
Maine, charged with numbering her son, aged
fifteen, on Monday last, and afterward placing
his body in the oven. and then setting fire to
her house. The remains of the boy were sub
sequenty found in the oven.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
EPITOME.-AUCTION SALES.

KELLOGG & WILLIAMS. Sae.rooms 90 and "a East
Third street Friday morning, September 2, at 9ts
o'clock, Furniture, Carpets, &c See adv.
ii. s. MILES & Co., SO Main treet-Frday morning,
September \, at o'clock, Groceries, &C. See adv.
KELLOGG & WILLIAMS, Sale.rooms % and "a East
Enthusiastically morning, September 5, at
dwelling 3iS Fifth-street, Parlor, Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture. See adv.
THOMAS JOHNSTON Tuesday morning, September g.,
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, &c. See adv,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Shooting Affair.

HENDERSON, KY, September Louis
Leonard shot VIM. Elan, wealthy farmer
of this vicinity, through the breast, last
evening. His situation is critical. Leonard
has been arrested. Elam was the Democratic
candidate at the late election for the legsla-
ture.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Capsized.

New YORK, September l,-During squall
last night the yatch Edda, owned by Mr..
Roosevelt, was capsized in the Sound. Two
young ladies were drowned, one of whom was
Miss Julia Waterbury, daughter of Lawrence
Waterbury, of this city, and the other, Miss
Craven
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
From Harrisburg.

HARRIsBURG, September 1.-The suit of the
State against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, for the payment of the tunnage tax, has
been on tral for the last two days.
Judge Pearson delivered an able opinion this
morning, deciding the suit against the Com
pany.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
SteambUat Burnt.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-The steamboat
Messenger, from Memphis to New Orleans,
took FIRE, was run ashore, scuttled and sunk
near Bayou Sara. The passengers and the
cargo, consisting of cotton, were saved.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Reappearance Of the Aurora Borealis.

HedpptaraNCt VI tHe AuTUTd nore"fIs'
Those who run the owltrain, who were
out last night, after the meridian hour. were
observers of the brilliant phenomenon of the
skies, which is known as the Northern Light.
The same roseate hues, variegated-p pencil
lings, and phosphorescent light, but not to 80
great extent as that of Sabbath eve.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Massachusetts, Politics.

BosToN, September 1.-The National Amer
lean State Committee has determined to call
State Convention for the nomination of indie
pendent candidates.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

Gss- Strakosch has failed to secure Picco-
lomini. She goes to Russia this winter, at a
large fgurej but the indefatigable Maurice
brings with him (about October ~ the tenor
Fraschini, and new prima donna.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Steamboat Sunk.

sr. LOUIS, September 1.-The steamboat
York State, belonging to the Alton Packet
Company, sunk at Madison, fourteen miles
above here, this morning. The boat is q
total loss
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
The Cotton Crop In North Carolina.

NORFOLK, September 1.-The advices from
the cotton crop in North Carolina, received
to-day, are unfavora ble-large fields have
been damaged, and Others will not mature.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Memphis Cotton Market.

MEMPHIS, September 1.-The total receipts
of cotton for the year ending to-day, are $685.
900 bales, against 243, 900 bales last year. The
present stock amounts to II 900.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Personal,

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 1.-Robert Wicklife,
aged eighty five, the wealthest man in the
State, and father law Of Mr.. Preston, Amer
ican Minister to Spain, died this morning.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
ST. SteDhen,s Day.

This is the anniversary day of King STEPHEN
of Hungary. How long will it bo before the
patron Saint secures the iron crown to be worn
BY no usuIper?
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Naval.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., September 1.-The
frigate Cumberland, from Africa, arrived here
yesterday.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
THOS. w. FARRIN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LUMBER DEALERS.

WARD ON FREEMAN.ST., NEXT TC
Il Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
We would ca! the attention Of purchasers of Lumb bel
to the following Bill Of Prices;
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Fire at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.--Fve stores on
Tchoupitoulis street were burnt this after
noon. They were filled with whisky and pro-
duce. Loss 500 900.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Outward Found,

New YORK, September 1.-The steamer
.Saronia sailed to-day for Liverpool with $50
passengers. She took no specie.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
SOUTHGATE HOUSE,

Southeast corner of Sixth and Elm, Cincinnati O..
NNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RENEWED
II his l,ase of the Southgate House, and expended
a large amount OF money in painting, carpeiing and
closets, and every possible conyen ence and luxury
throughout, invites continuance of the public pat
found, with its recent improvements, in better
condition than when first opened for the reception of
Senient, either for up. town visits or downtown
business. Meals regularly served at the table
d'hote or in private rooms, and furnished at all
ton equal to any 81 80 per day house In the city.
The honse will be kept open night and day, at all
the cars Breakfast for early train. And for the
ret, the proprietor leaves his guests to speak for
him. [scpll f. F. WATSON, Proprietor.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAILROAD

R A. NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN, COLUMBUS
" Time,) reaches Sulphur Station Mt 1880 A. NJ:
y A. MEX press Train, reaches Sulphur Station
at l:55 p. nj. ID. McLAREN, Superintendent.
IniIol LII
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Grand National Horse Show and Ladies
Equestrian Fair-To be held at Day.
ton, September 6, Z, s and 8. 1859,
Fare for the Round Trip, 81 7S,

THIS EXHIBITION Is DESIGNED
E to keel anything of tho kind ever given in
We united states. Some Of the most noted horses
Of the country will be at Uayton
large amount of premiums are to be distributed
Seats have been erected to accommodate thirty thou
sand visitors. And the candidates for Governor viii
address the people on the sth inst W."
nBin addition TO the Regular Trains, A HALF
FAKE TRAIN will be run daily during the con.
W., reaching Dayton at $50 A. N, ,-stoppinq at nil
way stations: Returning will leave Dayton at biz
Tickets, will also be good on the 74O p, M Train
from Dayton for Miamisburgh, Carlisle, Middetown.
hamilton, Glendale and Cincinnati its regular sto D.
ping stations d. McLAREN, Superintendent.
sepl-hfl
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

On bills $500 or over further reduction of 2 mar
cent is made. - |4 POI
At these prices we have two or three million feat of
good Reasoned Lumber for sale ''o' VI
Parties wishing to purchase Lumber will do wall 10
give us call. THOMAS w. FARRIN & 90
lau2g.tfl : -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09
gsw @rans Gully Gresten zomday urniua aNau g. 1859.

OF the daily sales Of stock. The transactions to-day
comprised the sale Of 100 shares of Gas Light Com.
pany at l52 loo shares Louisiana State Bank at 7s
80 shares Mechanics and Traders Bank, old stock at
Io5t, and 30 shares same, new at los. Some shares
OF Crescent City Bank at 105t and 100 shares Bank
of New Orleans at 1861. Some Jackson Railroad
mortgage bonds were taken at s43 and interest.
We append below the statement, or balance sheet
of the Clearing House, authorized by the last Legis
lature and requiring the Banks to settle the balance
of exchanges in more convenient form than hereto
fore. We are pleased to learn that the arrangement
works well, and will in short time be as simple and
well understood az ABC:
balance Sheet of the Clearing House, Ne,c Orleans,
Saturday, 1fay Z, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

SUGAR. Prices continue firm with fair demand,
and the sales have reached 500 to 600 hhds atG6lc
y ID for Fair to Fully Fair. crop of 200 hhds. Fair
sold on plantation on the coast at 64c ~ ID.
MoLAssEs. The market was dull and prices fur
thcr declined the sales embracing GOO bbls. at
33@34c. for Superior and Fermenting and 356D36c.
for Ordinary to Good acknowledgement with 100
half bbls. Fermenting at 36c. u gallon.
FLOUR. Prices still tending upward, and about
500 bbls Superine in three lots were sold at Sc So
1900 Extra at 81 and 500 Choice (Fagans four ace)
at 81 so y Dbl.
GRAIN. -. The sales of Corn embraced some 5000
sacks, of which 500 mixed in two lots at 9Sc. 1000
yellow in two lots at 81 and smaller lots at 81
@sl 05 u bushel. OF Bran 200 sacks were sold at
81 rs u 100 lbs In Oats nothing of any moment do
ing
PRoyIsloSs, Only retail transactions in Pork
at SIG 75@sl7 % Dbl for Mess. In Bacon we noticed
Shoulders retailing at 74c. and Ribbedsdes at 99lc
u h. OF Lard the sales included 1888 ties. Prime at
l14c and the 524 tcs reported on Friday on private
terms, were at the same price.
COFFEE. Only 100 bags were sold at lie ~ ID.
WHISKY. We heard of 100 bbls. Rectified taken
at 26c., though ~ asked by some of the holders
FRElGHTs. Very dull. Some smalllots of cotton
shipped to Liverpool at Id, to fill up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

The semi-menthy receipt of silver coin and bullion
is large never having been equaled in amount before
only in one instance, then the sum was 81 ,O01 900
The trade of North Mexico, with the trade on the
Rio Grande, is becoming of great Importance and de-
serves he attention of the authorities at Washington
Manifest destiny will have to be applied to for the
salvation of all Mexico
This present shipment of specie comes to q good
market, that is, if our market is to be used more
than for transit The high sale Of Sterling Exchange
WILL of course lead to the shipment of the coin direct
TO Europe, where it is in active demand. Some small
sums will be sold here.
The receipts of cotton are declining, as expected,
and the decrease of from week to week is i'm
pressvely alluded to by some of the New York bulls.
We should like to know if the time has not arrived
for the excess over last year to decrease unless
are going to have 1000 900 bales. The receipts at
all the ports up to tonight sum up three million five
hundred and five thousand five hundred and three
bales (3,505,5 03) The receipts at Mobile for the
week up to last evening friday, are AGO bales );
which make the total receipts at that port 66437S
bales. There were at the four inland towns on the
I'd inst, say Augusta, Macon, Columbus and Mont
gomery s5,206 bales, which will be appropriated to
the usual ports. Our figures above do not include
anything later from the Atlantic ports than the 2Sth
of April. We have now, at light, 1866 800 bales.
At a late hour this evening we were informed that
Monsieur Tonson had come again. Here is the latest
intelligence:
Nsw ORLEANS, May I, 1850
Sir: have sold this day two thousand shares of
Southern Pacific Railroad Company stock, viz:
1000 shares, S. paid, at SIC. per share.
1000 shares, s. paid, at SOC. per share.
Yours respectfully.
We hope the road is progressing towards the west
coast of the United States 0-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

The general movement of the Banks, it will be OBJ
served, is sound and healthy. We do not look for
any further extension of discounts, unless an occa-
sonal increase to be followed by voluntary curail-
ment can be termed So
The exchange market was active to-day, with oper-
ations exceeding any day of this week. We did not
learn that the war reports were regarded by those
desiring to invest, were other buyers very maui
storial about the effects of powder on exchange
Sterling was dealt in largely for the season of the
year at l09S @lO93 and 1899, with some transactions
at an advance over these figures. Document bills
were taken at l0s4@l094. Do these figures smell of
war, particularly the tobacco bills? Francs are not
much wanted, the chief inquiry is for travelling pur
poses though some traders think there will be op
portunities during the summer to obtain some cheap
bargains in gew-gaws and millinery. We quote from
5.l74@15I5@5I34.
In Domestic funds there were several sales. The
counter rate for checks on New York was par; out
side the sales were from ll6@J and 3-l6 dis three
and five days, from 4@5-lG dis. sixty days sight
was weaker, with greater willingness on the part of
drawers to realize at lc., l40Dl4 dis. several large
sales were closed at l. l 4 dis.
We have from day to day, during the week, advised
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

:, - Ass ntw,n, WED good trip, inciud-
.s.,. .o'on ana ~ mas. sebaccc and leaves
NcT.,ssra -, .. n us 'nenE ~ b. B.
M. !. .e. ''..A, 'oi 'avors'
~. Go n - laa,,lo4a Line packet New Fa1s
~, =. !" oous, WIN - oa'es co.toa ~ LIS
49, 1891 snu large amount OF otner produces.
-. ms sAs os.y ieases again ner regular day
-. uul'oss. we 'nank Aeasra woods and Love.
20 ~ w. -, .oi iA'ots.
49, A''..spas PACKET Judge Porter, Capt. D. 4
~ WIN 4oi Dnos. sugar and 81 bblA molasses.
~. NJ Ss."er ~ Dnmng ton, with l94 bslescotton
ono as"pns packet Belfast, Capt. ". Wrays with
W.. -, yusson, ana leaves again on wednesday.
M. a.A II 70 :. Booker, her clerk, for Myofs.
-;.h 10 pscaes ofosse Iete, Capt. = +. Gro9,
49,. - sos'on' III nnds' nsaF and 4ls bbk
S.,-Sa..
W.. 90. = y,nssnnstl packet Queen q The
a,.. nrssrs. .oe WIN 90 hhds tobacco, and
49,, p y $500. -. ave aeaan 90 Wednesday. We
Th. N..h.;na go. - =, ~. 'of mvofs.
1ohn.on -, osf ~. sennson, captain Jes
49,. NJ -. 70. s'Nenos sonecco and 1853 bales
-. ., '' - - - Soaand' ner clerk,
tn a.....,
~. n"sAspas PACKET Ce!es' Caps. J. J. IAbarthe,
WIN 4o1 mus sugar. iso ools' and % hall hbs. mo-
-. ~ .us 's.se. sga'n on TUESDAY.
~, Inc s.saml =. w. ba.er, captain smsn, with =
p"u sna ~ ns'' pps moiassss and Nv mas. sugak
"a. ~ e1.s. p.eAes nsu onlc', Uspt' =. 4. Airk,
80 u.'e eosson. sno iesses sealn On Aeeseey.sg
a 1so. =" 1se0 na0e's-inls Wen KNOWN ard
nsns o1susn. PsaeDeet PscHes' Cspts .onn Ao1ns,
sosl.s""e' s@ses soosy y =. =. Iof senssoe ssa
=. ~ nnoaneA Ane Efs NO. y 'urnisned tnrcognc@
-. - 80 49, oo.aalof'eos0 nannsf.s hef
... =. ~ eon'..nln9 feqps
W s 80. - o'aace = unoex tne cneree OF q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09
DIRECT TRADn............aAXLOK q. CO.

Notice Is hereby given that all claims which appear
Co., oil claims which established by process o
Jaw viii be promptly paid with Interest, in full.
This occasion Ia taken to inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. Throughout
the Cotton that during the coming business
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
direct shipment to Europe accompanied all
tees for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baggng will be filed by direct Importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be Identified
account sales will in instance be made In LONDON
sy and sent those Interested To
and weights their such information q
will facilitate the matter.
All letters private well business relating to the
fairs Of Baylor Co.. and direct addressed a
Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that the termination Of the copa
nershp existing according to written articles Of
ment, between the members Of the finn of Baylor
will be dissolved and tho unfinished business placed
Liquidation. @. a., BAYLOR.
Manchester, March. 1883. suAW
MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES PARTNER IN
lHl house this day. The style of the firm remains
changed. COOPER i NEIBERT
n aud 70 Common street
New Orleans, Dec mber l, 1858. ~ II