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j23 M V. DGPLEssis. Comptroller
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for fill
@ md St.
on s sides line Canal street dis
Win said front until Cont street,
on on. the other side the Canal street Ferry end and
s $ is5s
sni q US Sc
5S9' ns 'Sfn
5hsa @ dscsitss given By
pisss Ssis o. -,
e
sn w Of 5 ss 0 e sa q h is ts s
up GRADUALLY and by portions so ~ not interrupt
All the necessary labor hauling shall be furnished by the
following The approval Of the adjudication by the Common
psna ' ss day for and every
ssssy s I'm osl I've dollar. shall be
CURED faithful Of the
the he s
Payments in cash the mpeon of The work and its &C.
It wc understood thatn case of by
finish aas
6
contractor shall abandon the work not finish and
complete the conformity with his contract said
shall forfeit all claims may have Of the
work done him up the Of the abandonment and the
city thereby discharged any and all liability
therefor and 1t also well usdertood that in the
be re.sod the and his security shall be held
and bound in sodo unto the city ali loss difference
between the price which the originally contracted
to perform the work and the price which be adudca
ted at a resale adjudication.
Bids to be for the whole work complete
New Orleans, 22d July 1852 .
[Sgned.] LOUIS Fl. PILE
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees STREETS Landings of
both Boards Of the Common Council.
tSignedl H. r. VEENARD, ! c,,,u,,,,
lSignsdl ROBT HGYG q Il, "A""'teH.
Registered July % 1859
W for
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or THE NINETEENTH

TS,sS
q a si,Sv wu'' ''nn0''' '1''ed
TIE s SKRAr WONDER or THE NINETEENTH
PROF. wooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
which speaks goingiy Of the superior merits Of his ha
reliable source certificates guarantees Of ruth, the
Doctor needs encomums useless pufery from the
p. BATH, Me-, Jan. 20. 1856.
q ne hs ssnssy. sses Of sd % e
ss%s sss mass
s 5a Used S
sn shs 4a n1, ts's se
soft and glossy han It h IA been before fe
i hs s good S
0Ts s ess ses n DIR
city S
years and known nearly every here and adjoining
I make OF hi
or nature in others well as myself an tn ExYMoNp
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Sir Having 4 ~
the best portion Of hair effects Of the yellow fever
Preparation ieqsa hs UP hing needed
Ny yoa ii e
'' m ,ss = s1 y n FiNLE E,; JoTssoN
naf snd esf he es5s i
beloved. VIM. DYER.
BRooKFIELD Jan. IL, 1855
Prof. Wood-Dear Sir Having made trial Of your Hair
Restorative gives pleasure that its effect has been
excellent in removing inflammation, dandru and constant
tendency itching with which have been troubled from
childhood ; and has also restored hair which was be-
coming gray, its original color have used other article
with ything like the same pleasure or profit.
Yours traly, j. K BRAGG
The put bottles Of three sizes viz
Medium small the small holds half pint reas for
dollar per bottle the medium holds least twenty
cent in proportion than the small reas for two dollars
bottle the large holds quart 40 cent in proper
ten, retais for three dollars per bottle
o. J. WOOD Co. Proprieors, BIZ Broadway New York,
fn the great Wire Railing Establishments and ia Mar
Iet street, st. Louis Mo.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS also, by j. WRIGHT Co.. General Agents for
the South. mv9 3meodGW
CAsMANN's IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
z BALES-Orders for Fasmann's Iron Hoops and Tea,
lied any extent cents pound The Hoop and Tie
hold and guarantee also given that the cotton
them shall be received the Orleans Press the
rope bound cotton
Liberal deductions made to country merchants fer cash
derB r. BEiICHER, Agent,
l2a Commercial Place, N. O.
SYtW
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I No. 47o2. 4

No. 47o2.
Rcsolped That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of con-
tract for csanns the and repairing
paved streets q The Elsvsnh Ward # the city NJ Ros
years. DO and the hereby rejected BY Common
Council Of tho city Of Now Orleans and that the Comptroller
resell said to the lowest bidder after ave days notice
In the official Journal agreeaby to specifications Of Sur
already sale to sabec the approval
or rejection Of tho Common Council. -
[Signed] JOHN T. MONROE,
. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSlgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July l6, 1852
tsiEnsdl GERARD sTlrH. Mayor.
Notice is hereby given. that TUESDAY 26h inst. 1
will adtudicate At my office at IL O'Clock, NJ the above
contracts.
iyl9 It v. DUPLEssIs Comptroller
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City Of New Grlesns July I, 1861
- ESsSiAVED, That the nalItsoli Sf be, and
N he Ia hereby give notice. by
standing advertisement official Journal in accordance
With the ninth section of ordinance No l2 approved March
81 1854 Council will bill against the city unless
authority from the Goptrollsr
10 accordance with the ordinance referrsf to.
Signedl 81. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSisaedl LII. PL ACE,
President apBrd Of Aidormen.
Approved pri e 1855.
tsSigDedl JOHN l. LE8ls, Asypr.
The attention Of the eity AMI 81 the pebble ~
rs3peptg u1lzesllsd 10 the foregoing resolution.
49, v. DUPLEssIs,
tytdd Comptroller JttG OF Ne~ uriesrl.
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ARD 8KL-5e bhls, choice Cincinnati Winter STRAINED
~ Tor sgle by 4. KE&NEDY q co,
az 20 Poydras street.
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
City of New Orleans, July 49, 1859.
No. 1872.
Reoped That the Comptroller be he hereby author
lied, after ten days notice in the official Journal adud
contract to the lowest bidder, per cubic yard ing up
with river sand all that portion Of city
width about 800 feet and lying between Canal and ST. Louis
Streets Second District said filling done in accordance
with PLAN specifications lines and levels the City Surveyor
said adjudication to be subject to the approval rejection Of
the Common Council.
CsgneD JOHN i. MONROE,
President Board IF Assistant Aldermen.
(sgued) j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 90 1859.
(sgned) GERARD STITH Mayor.
true copy: WIN. sALoMoN, sec'y to the Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY 9Th August will
adudcate at IL O'Clock, at office the above
JS LIT v. DUPLEsSls, Comptroller
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, July l9, 1859.
a55 [ No. 469s.J
Ro,ss That the Comptrosr DO and he Is hereby author
he oicis Journal for 6ling up ST. Andrew street
between Dysdes and White Streets Fourth District in accord
with lines and levels to b given BY tho City Surveyor
said adjudication to b subject the approval or rejection Of
me Common Council. '7,iT7 49,
tsignsdl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
(Signed) J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
llSiguedl GERARD STITu Mayor,
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- OCULIST CUISINES OFFICE FOR
SSthe Treatrnen. Of DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
Imperfections Of Vision No. 1863 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans, La.
AA Surgical operations OF the EYE laended to- such
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the insertioni'of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc., etc. Ial3 6mdW
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e.ssazsHEA> CHARLES Il. KELLy, ID. ID. b..
s25A No. ISL Canal street, between Carondelet and
~ Baronne Streets New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
inserted In fnll partial sets, which,
Beauty Utility and Wssrer sannotbs exceed
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

- CULLUMs SPRfNGy, vAOcTAW COUNTY.
Ala eight six miles above Mobile, twenty-five miles
east Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and I'VE miles ws
The takes pleasure In announcing TO- his friends
and ths public that his IL now opened Tor she
csptlon Of visitors Daring the past winter
so and not Only Invalid but . ether .ssk.
us recreation and pleasure The oons Of he
erection Of several new cottages the discovery o. two nsv
springs Of frsestone the other q Lon Nv
besn epsntsd and The for ladies' and
the circular spring fitted expressly fof ths seoem
AZ experiences Il he o. public house Of more
than twenty years. 70 keep hls on NE
list Of nrscass hotssn will he trusts continue 70 secure Y
him liberal share Of patronage spsnda Gsno "a nssS
places for provided on the Ens co.,
tages all separate and are neat clean and efM
Comnodous light drAuRht boats will ply regusfy swtes
the curative virtues Of the waters they have not Only
surpassed tie most sangne expectations o. ne pay
30 believes he can With perfect proprs tns nSc rs no
obstinate chronic dsaases certainly present. 20
variety Of and valuable chemical or medicinal comoin
tions. -.
In tho country VIII The celebrated Vchy the me
Iron the Freestons the Sulphur Such a.
Afford be found upon single place the who's
south-a fact ich invalids cannot too well note r
New Orleans Mobile these Springs 10 order 70
usual delay Of letters and papers caused by the mails wnon
however, under contract to be carried regularly nfee ues
week.
Terms Of board will be moderate.
Carriages waiting the landing upon the arrival OF NE
boats to convey passengers mmedia,ey to the springs
An analysis Of the water can be had by applying 70
WIN ''' a' 's'n' Al N'N o''''D' CHARLES CULLgM.
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opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans, La.
A Surgical operations Of the EYE ATTENDED to- such a.
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the insertior3,of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc., etc. Ial3 6mAw
I EEDs' FOUNDRY NEW ORLEANS.
LEEDS co. IRON FOUNDERS,
Vertical and Horizontal Steam Eretne,
Boilers sugar Ms Vacuum Psns Sugar Kettles Carnsrs
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Font. for buildings Fur
Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all Machinery required fer
sTs sss' s1F s' s ,as r. T.
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to ls DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. from N to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 30 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea Lesvitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with
both wooden frames with Norcoss Rocker Boxes and
Stesrns patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Chld's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills With Top Saws.
Strands Iron Frame CORN FLOUR MILLS, from IS to
sCinches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of g. TX, 9 and II inches In
diameter by IL feet long and geared for either horse
power.
sHAFTINa, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS, HANG
Frs and Boxes Of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, AZ inches In diameter and from
ls to 80 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS up to "a inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES. of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
of all the above articles generally in
ready for delivery the shortest notice.
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues prices will sent any addes
by mail.
s. H. GILMAN,
my9 Gwtf 70Graver street. New Orleans.
n & e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO r. ROY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
AND DEALERS in WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
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- PAsCAGOULA HOUsE-THIs ESTABLISH.
favoraby KNOWN IA always open Tor the recep'
Edition Of Bosrders, at their old rates, ....n
rsr month . f ~
This establishment combines all the comforts o. nome
being qnet than larger hoss having separate bath
for ladies gents with many other conyenences
There Is also teegraphc communication tn place.
isa Am " ~ Proprietor.
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- BARNES HOTEL-MIssIssIPPI CITY
The largest conmodious and most desirAby located
2l Hotel on the Gulf Coast. ~.
Tho undersigned having placed his Hotel and adjacent
grounds in thorough repair during the past winter woud IN
form his friends and tho public that he will open for tho ~
ception Of visitors on the 18th Of this month.
Attached TO the Hotel Is splendid Bsrd Room Ten rn
that will always III readiness the guests o. the
hense excursions pleasure the various lsands
In the Gulf.
Parties wishing engage will please address the IN
''s' " fr ' VIM BARNES, Proprietor.
imss mylS 4m
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b. NJ Lowe Co.. =,
Bradley, Wilson Co., :.
W. L. fanier Co., =.
=. y. @. Nelson Co., =.
Phillips, Nixon Co.. =.
=. Dyas Co., =.
mil Am Samuel Bell ESQ.,. .

- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL BE
M early In June, the superintendence Mr.
I McGraw. During the past winter the hotel has been
thoroughly renovated the very much improved new
stable and carriage house built
Rooms may be secured at Mcdonnell McGraw lat Com.
street.
as SIN JOHN MCDONNELL, Proprietor.
, 1859-10-08
Daily Rcyiew Of Chicago Market

FE1pAr EVENING, Ostoler7.
FEEIGHTs.-Syara B,nnIe Doom AID st. jams. wheas
to us1o 1t &c; eear Joseph Cochran, whe5t from wan
Lee to 0swtgo atl lie,
Fl0uK-Iia.eipts, 5.35e bsL: aalrm:rtE ISIS bbls.
G4rket fs1ne1 sa.es vert: 10 bos 'Cton" Spring E1-
tra sf5 delivered; 30 Ibis choice Spring Extra 1t 70
delivered; 100 hb!s ape and De4nE and 60 s choiee
Spring E1tras 4,;5 Evccd; % hb.s stetin@ Eonaes.
ea" do 10 delivered; - bals fa Spring E1 At
:n0 Ibis sa1" Sups1 S; 30 bhls ''co" DO at 993
IL bbls Fed Winter at419.
WHEAT-Nscr.pas, ess76 lu; shipments, l:9s1a bu-
NIxTxa-1a good 6erand and advanced 1c- Silks were:
11> b1 Red ut &C In store; 30 bu do ut sc Ia
stcr:; 200 tn No. el at SOC In store. SrRlsG-Exe
ted and Irregular sales IN No. Spring 1t ..
ttore; :aJ tu do It :se IN .tora bu do It &c
In store; SOD III do ai Hc in store 100 bu do at sc Ia
store bu No. Spring &C IN store; s0oo bu d. !.
3cHc tn ssort {: coo bu do al &c in store: 700 tu do At
&c In stre 20 u do al IN 20 bu Rejected At
.lc in sto,c; 800 bu 10 3t 7oc In sore.
CoEN-Heceipls, sas3 bu shipments, S1soo bu. Na1-
lc heady. Sales 500 bu Causl 1t .;3s sdoat 1000
bu co Il lctn GO eu Nos 1t 7.c in soe oo0 bu
q. c0c 4 u Fl on tsaet.
oAIS-lecspss L. 39s bu; shlpuent4, H. a1 tu. Mar
tes dull. Sales ;-l:o0pu No 1t cshe aoat. 1scobu
do Al &C IN store; 800 IN do al &c On track.
KYE-1c:e:pts. 10. bu.. Steady. Sales xcse: LOO bu
No. At SIC In sore.
.uARLEf-ltece.pts. ll.oW bu; no a2pme1t- Eaf3ef
advanced g: Ssls wcre 800 hu No At &c p store;
1860 bu do ri Etc In 1908 u do 1t &c Il store 30 bu
No at 46c in store.
uiGl1W1SEs- Receipts Is. bbts. Market hrsa and IL
raneed. SAFES wsre: 10 b.ls al sss.
ALCOHOLICS ref sal.
SEEDS-Reecfpts et sl+ ns. Market for Timothy :aly
with fair deard- Sales teo tasa good Lut str
e:e:l; s1busood nj sl.4 coo lass choice lin Que lot)
Il LII; 40 bags do ii s-1o.
MESS IO2k-Eecc;rss. Is b.1. Nominal and quiet Al
4l6de.
LAHp-Soulual at u1c.-
TALLoW-Ecceiis&. $50 lbs. Market quiet. 10 t.f.
rr!He sod It %.
HIDEs-Rec'p.s, 411e7 Il, Market dull End declined
1@Ke- sales to-day as The fclloxinS quotations.
GFeen 3aled. :97Ke; Dry Sa'ted, IL; DT Flat, 1a9
1875.
EGGs-1n good shipping demand md market active ani
buoJant. Sales wese: - hsls At 1lHs; :, bFa l.c
PDCLTRY-Dul. Ch3ekecs. siLo<2l.a5p per dox; Daet.,
l1t2l 70 per doz. Turkeys, t&.c pn.
BCTTER-Doll Fl1s.n, 1:0lse Da1ry, l4a1se-
Observation-Disclosures ears caiie, no shetp or Hogs;
shipped. The receipts being nxht, the naktt
rzLer dull te,y, with fir !squ r b5 butchers aad
p,ckefs for good tat Cattle. prices zaakre from
Sheep In moderate dema1d; few sold H.. Hogs
st9w 4ate.
NJ r4nssf fn-+1x
, 1859-10-08
.DtuQnttal ann Commercial;


Fc.pAr Eyxs1sa, octeL<r :, $50.
Tic Exchange 1narke. today was variable.
Some Of tue leading banks report II tsmcr,
while others gise different view. Tbs demand
seems to hare increased with the decline. But
the city must be now making exchange at The
rate Of nearly million week. The average
has been from half 10 three quarters for the
past SIX weeks. With such resources q further
decline in exchange need surprise no one. We
quote it to-day at II; but We presume that some
bankers would hare sold in quantity at l per
cent.
Tho demands upon bankers to.lny for dis
counts of produce paper were very generally
met. Some Of them are taking from thirty to
scTenty.iye thousand dollars per day. This
added to ordinary operations. makes m active
business. We hear no complaints of scarcity
Of currency to-day, and everything seems TO
more along smoothly.
Gold is II, with no local demand. In the
street there is Little or nothing doing. Money
is decidedly scarce. We hear considerable
complaint Of collections They are made with
difficulty. The proceeds of these lively ship
,nents must ease them up ere long il carefully
applied.
, 1859-10-08

=. e..A4Ea cAsAnA.1 [I1vE1rooL Eer It. "a.
Dekts clrcuiar pos .he nles Of cotton 70 ooo
~ . q sPscusttun 90 fer export. All qualtea
70 ths extent It AL Will. fIE tbs tufe.1of
sTS.s sHu Eeater ssdcelon Ed b=sn tuhrltted to.
~ t: Hoa Aanehss:ss ocEt 1ts tEvp:aa1a Goo:s
H1x.ps Rlehud.cn. s7.ae. 4co report .l'r..t
~ ~ 81 Flour autL and crcqous xuo:.tors 40
ne9 *tsA dfa:1 ty. New Am+seAa 4s:74. What
W*,tN iH ana d dscl1s1 1ed Wtser1 lied. .4ps
ssiS .1 Aa2t4d Cara. I'll AID dreInet 81 Al1ea
A C. auia 6:s39tssd Whlte. 7ts7:e-- Ei:asc.
md "tte- e1aa-h6 a. mi 4, Co .Jares Mtfieury c..
Id, o1ss quite Bee! k:4,dy With more 4ctEty far hi
4, nafket; eslss 5c1IH Pork quilt and quot /.
~ I'll ~ H. aseoa dull and holders pressing lhelr stetka
Of is7oo,rz Ihs e1cal report ahovs dtcteass
Bnuker. Greclar rpos Aahts Q1:et It
hs,s "a lus pota - for ptrta Sukars 6eady a2d In
il II osnaao- cooee quit Ic4 qulet and nzU-Cougou
VII = MAtkkr-Darinx 1rohe!1 quote wheat dull.
dull NJ Red 49a4:s Fl,usduli At :o@2ls Iron
Kcr drm i ~ for both nils ard bs5s- EN!teady
1H9 At ls6 Tallow adrsneed and Il cling tss
trated ..t 4afroL Saturday A@otou quiet estl.
tnerr. CAT 7.V00 ba]e4 of ~aeh 90 tales on
aies 1rtnpostsnt, A 00' '~o~'' ~
botb S1 Saturday r.x-coEsos closed at asH9a:x for
fot mnns' fidsy Eve.inz-Consels closed 1t esx9sak
ias,ea Saa fofae:oun' Aoaes nasktt not
XXI LII A'eris qaotel At SIX ;dolasa ~; Easlsa :6s
ss1ocfIs-Ra.3nE n.vthe1s quote Is at sst99sk
Iond3a ~ a719a; Rha:a s9aa6 .enuns- Ihs
9C}~ssx II dol ol saturday qunea aae4 of eAfee 4
al. a''0uas d. Il, :se7s. and n Y Ahasss at 70
, 1859-10-08

Pa TuroxArA.1 NV fc1x, 0et- :, 1s-9.
F1urx-M1skc nat vey setire and pixies without s;cx.s1
Change Sales 800 hh.s Il 40& 60 for ss2e1 state
ia 3 for DO; 4<574 % Tor super we.tcrn
for er.non tou Extra cstt1C tn3 Is fpc5 o{ 10
eood Hllpp.nx bands L. II. D.. caz az dull and rs.her
hrAvy Caaadiaa tseady 3n28 Tor euao4 to rhuce
extfa, EJe +. cur; e.les a33s04 4.43.
GrA1x-WLe4t tul brt Without important eh.nxe lies
.0 lush a; il 10 tosv ehaIce taieao Epsine ii Il
for f1r white l'ana fw white soet1a,p RE
scsscs aad ,tt1 at s. Rscy quia .ts tmalI rarrvls
Il tfHass n sarre aod ht:ef ss 1900 uah - q5x
az for !1td rces~sn Ut. tssaer ii <.5AH 70. ss.,e
t9n+ fr wts;e1n Aod Caraclac.
THsx9-Att;ye; .a1e+ 1900 h-hat :sassx
Frov.s oss-FArk r1chaa=ed fr mss. and ds7aer fer
prime; 400 tEa II Is l9 Sc. fa7 lGts n
icr psius. Beef uoehanEsd: les b. 1t Gt7s for
eoussy Jrms: tsGe tss DO sae.s; s % tos rtpaeted
auea At 1nal;., Prime Ata Be,t q4ct: Cut Meai.
cadf Sc fo- ahouers lid fur hams Bacon q1 nd
ncn1 n7 Lard in far demand SUES tD3 htx fil7iix
Butter tela:a lsi36 Tor Ohio l. = for Ssae. Cheee
EteadJ Il 6tfteS "
s7oers-nt ii bari lower &ad renc'a{ h.ary bs the
xEeh sud Il Tie extent Of iaoo II lo6 Ia1
81 of' l0s4 30 sternk Exchange dull aad .ztts an
hssry Il xauo for stss banker. bii. In III rrsa.
t:Moo9 ~ !, :l.sadMy M easasst Gu aesk 1la;d 6t, Cev
= f.; g.! cA;: M Ish 81 ST =; e Rsaaas OK: Ytta
SIX. Va e'aNE, 5 u Of n, lne.
, 1859-10-08

CODA ASH, PALM OIL AND
~ HEsIE. Also. GEN Il aoh Fxai11 Soar. frr 81.
Whoteazle md Eet7ll. by GEO. Il. WNCHEsIE.
fl1 Qi144F *t4Esxtf etrttt
, 1859-10-08

MONTREAL PR1cE CEnnESr.-Tbe establishment
of the Price Current ut Montreal, by 3{r. VIM.
"eiE, copy Of which has just come to haud,
,was much needed; rs the daily papers pub
lishcd there are innocent of cyer publishing
anything Of interest to the commercial public,
They are voluminous on the subject Of *'c.ick-
Ct" but with regard to the commerce of that
important ctr, they are amazingly brief and un-
satisfactory. We hare long thought it flne
field for commercial journalist, and We hare
no doubt that the Price Currtnt will be proper
II appreciated.
INSPECTION or FLora At MoSr REAL, The Non
srcal Price curreat publishes the following
statement of aour inspected duriag the. week
ending, Sept a:
, 1859-10-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PASSED Dk7in1-nct. t-Up-rrppei;e.s H.eare. Men
d't,: sShr. St. rau1 1ntetnati :nAi, ~N-A
uoTn-Pfrp a me lark Sonorz; brig NoheEau s.h..
As" London, Puh!ah, Iewis Cas-.
Az11vkD At Dc1,A1o ytnx Cu,c.ao-Des, lPzop Dir
lan1ta t1Fk u:ei Meet, thgs hosiuA Globe, schss
nss. Ne1rpolts. Au-ocsat, Live Ok. st. An1rewa.
Ihufsbg, Live st.z.
CLEARtn At BtF1A1o roa THIS Pon7-Qct Prop FIR,
oae. scars lse:etes, Cltc1ssaa--9o0 Ibis salt.
tif or Ia3EIA pAAI7o 1uKoruN TIKI WEllAxp CA1Ai
LOVING vessels pe-ke tb+ rot s:ohornc <ck fr ociocl
1879: - ~ ''
, Eaund Wfs-od 4th brig C7rnlre. sclr Thornton: Ct
Me big Orkney L7sa Bay Quten. yaiea. but
" lyusa
nouEd Eass-oet{ sehss Norwegian Mo.tee!lo; th<
Persian. Mathew NcNaIf, Patrick Henry.
PoET Co1DoaxE, Oct 5.
The hask Gaonbe Is IA thu rort tor Aastur.
, 1859-10-08

" 11tzaafrl HrrHAln, o. 10 Pm.
Flor1-1a FIR demand .pd market |, d.n part cuarIy
ot NJ heteF Gr-d.a. Sales leo bb1s II s3sa<.n fol
i: 4-2at FIR supe.tne I1dt1aA and Stats from
Uho s,1a fl double extza- Canadian dull aad nc
GRarheat excited a=d aet:ve IN the middle Of the
9as 11t sinsed r.hes quiet With doEnwafd tendency
:, e. 10y ,1 hq Ch!eaeo sprink = 2Ge pu No
nH - iet9 su.h tarada ela1 6s&sK; 400 suah
Com sad DIM Tth I'D q dsaa54. ssSss Su
i ~ M s.ie1 S'1 70 lo; a. 81 go tn Canadian
MMskI.firtn. sal-s IO9 Iris Il &c.
GAxtt FEElaH1s-U changed,
bu .4ts l0,1 Ia ,asIeY, ''
1..oau tu huxley, ]''~S' ~
, 1859-10-08
3;)lurnbillu.

p L A T G Fl F OR DIS LEAD
- WoRKS.-The subscriber ha. erected tsmpora7
building uP3n hls .a&ly burned avsr AID L row
, 1859-10-08
E>1FTu 4 VEN UE HOTEL.
ON FIFTH AVENUE.
The nteseclor Of Dsp41xay oprpae Madison sou.rc
NEN YnEE


To be Opened August 23d, 1859.
tic ds!rhe OF any ,r ..s r1cs
ttope!1 being tne mos healthy, dslltu d crntral in
aid boeon Railroad Eepn:s.~
The entire nf the establishment p5r the H.
suH 81 m1tuse rudy Al rfencc nteF the rs1
eomM1vTtAhle and home lite hotel In the ~or:d.
fhfEe*ted hare tsen iLtroduo4I,
EH ec2n!tou has been t+krn. du-inE construction 10
etturC Tie astlye NIFTY Of ftu tie das nf ,n
1T Sadstao1 douns hck wills extend from lie
ae ~ a5ss Of eeaens. making The eul!rs
Among other Important improvements In addition ia II.
as1a AAr*ays Ixk11cAL AlL~Ar Il ne4sy cnEup'cttd
PIN EdAh adnits IT ~ possibility Of acc;,elt so~
Loy. SPACIOUS and cut4nuona ee17tforh f,rmfnr r-o
mtaads o eight hundred up1a zach Of the er .i..
s.e sid al1, Ia the htehes. 4eerc syrtr apanrnt
lne ~ spsee has betn 10 put Ie ,rswiaE.
thcse Il grand lnmenad- Hill Suisx. Of IN,
loH Chambers and ur-snk koonp with Ill lie Mode,s
knleutaA have been especially de.Eued for tue cnnfr
Of families t1ve1iirk Pa'tiet and tnGle gentlemen,
Las 1ezn Ande 10 lie ether fs:us Of he os 4,
thar Telegraph Once connecting with al !n;. Il lie
country.
public.
- Fu.nu1e. ard evr.y article Of In The eah.h.
E9rn has hesn sxrtcy d4sned ant uftud for ;he
fl1In AvEAIr no1r1.
Az Communications for arartmena or unon any nuu,n
t4nneoxd with The boua< please d!rs to Firm AyIarx
HoIx1-~ N order 70 iasufe lmEaed nte attestto1
1ht enst uf this Ho l has tee uadsr The
dlrecon q ~ ttKyKxn rrposipr OF KsEr1e and
uanos1 ncns.a IN Boston, and Da&tis Ind FosEt Ciear
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