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FOUNDRY AND slACHINE-saaOr.
D rATrERsoH. .

GEoRGE PATTERSON, y q:
fSuccessor Mccain 1 Pastsrson,l corner vt Us1ng&
and New Lsyse streets. s3s
undersigned n prepared to fnnnufectufe 41xA
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of Al kin1e ~
Draining Machines and Railroads Gin Cesar, Horse xsss
BRASS WORK Il every description Metallic Paakias ~
Steam Cyljnders, Gun Metal Rings
BLAGKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions, having 49,
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work. ..
He viii keep on hand 81 all times crate BAR y -
b stearnboata.
He is Agent the John r Osbons Patent Fnsl
highly spoken Of By ths Picayune Ps
Once, others that have them In set Of these
lIshment y So
also for the sale OF second h1
Boilers Machinery. and will establish Depot conversat -
the establishment where large quantity Of seeord hnnd 3D.
and Machinery be found ~ all times for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans, Tune 4, 1894 ~ "
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ta6 I'm 2l9 Tchouptouias street.
ONE HUNDKMD AND FIETX THOUsAaD

dZ sm&W 10 Gravier New Orleans
n .BANONNE STREET STEFAN BOILER
- NANUFACfORY, between Poydrns and Hrvia only
L Aihree minutes walk from the st. Charles Hotel.
The undersigned having largely increased his work.
shops and having all the facilities is prepared to
oil orders for description Of BOILERS In less time and at
low they be had shop in the South Inn
ported from the North.
Always hand, DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS, from 90 TO
80 feet long, and ~ inches diameter.
Also CYLINDER BOILERS, 3d. 49, 81 and So inches dame
ter, and various lengths ..I
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pipes Valves constantly
on hand.
All work will be guaranteed Of best material and workman
ship,
Parties wishing purchase Boilers plantations,
boats sawlls respectfully invited call and Judge for
themselves, fu23 1yGW1 D.. H, FOWLER.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

NoUyEILE- ORLEANS 9 novernbre, 1858
Au Consei Commun de Ia Nouvele Orleans:
PETITION DIES soussslgne represente
respcctueusement majoe reqnise pouvelle
chare Ia vile signe Ia presene petition lis prient
honorable de resolution Contrib
eur vendre cinq ons davis dams gazette ocee
conat pour conecton de banquees bques
en- bo sur les denx cots de Ia Morales de st. Ferd
nand ayenue Washington lis que vents
soft defnitive, lie MARE soft
racquereur Les placements compliant sur
lemens qu serant donnes par 10 voyer de Ia vile.
Mad. u. GArvty, 43 pieds pouces g.-g
John Feryes. 43 pieds pouces
Jack Vulthar, So pieds
Mad. Or Ryan. 20 pieds.
Michael Cumplur, 66 pieds.
Mad. Csuliver, 80 pieds.
John Moide, 29peds
Joe vestan, 20 pieds
3. Bancan % piedsf
4 u. Coffes. SO pieds.
Thos Mccormick % peds.
Baptiste Bsrcade, lbs p DIS.
Claus Thannarlon 81 piees.
j. NJ Jargens, III peds.
Augusta Arder. IS pieds
John Dempsey, IS pieds.
d. Augpues Venue 90 pisds
N. A.. Vulion, 10 pieds.
Joseph Bitters, $50 pisds.
Elizabsth Bcde, o. pieds
Michel Mercear, 50 pieds.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
dl7 l8wSw Secretaire C0nse deB Aldermen.
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HfXXl1EEM2 DTHTnICTe-lla
NJ n ~ epax>t ~ QuAti ame District rue
d = q ~ \ IAufSls CONNIE epavei-
= 31gllSS kIanehss, lnngle c0rnes,
tasllee hlshsh1as sass eornss.
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PETITIONs--oFFICIAL.
81 NEW oalEAxs 9Th November, 1855.
10 the Common Council d New Orleans A s5 5 l 81
THE RETITI0N NJ the unxRarsigned ra

L Z = II
10 the Common Council d New Orleans !: s-
T.. Il s nss, 8
ss siss days notice 81 Oaos formal contract
ID. q 81 Avas. from Field: . xsndsylis street
%
D. 3. Mas.rsy, sos fsst on 81, Avide street;
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Au Conseil Commun dc Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
de-
ehsrte vile prsssas petition
d s 1ns
L contra. construction ds srians, svse
Sc sGsS d.
que IA vsnts sos dsfnve ct Marie so aut rise are
conptsnt sur rsehsss@snt u travail eoaformsmsnt aux
D. 3. Nacarty sos pisds u rue St A5,ds;
dl 1awsw secrstare u Conseii des Assistant Aldermen
new ORLEANS November 10, 1858.
- = Of the city Of New Orleans:
w The north side Andrew street, ssss
ass @ sss sf y %
nsss s % q
II d with the law REQUIRED e such
Secretary sA ss.4 a. J. a a..sss Aldermen
NouvELIE. ORLEANS 10 Eovembre 1858.
de Ia VILE de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans:
e "a ~ e sSss
stance propets siores
ns "a
IA
B. ConeIy, 40 peds. 9. 7. Buddecks. "a pied..
dit lawsw secrssir. du colssi ies Assistant Aldermen
new ORLEANS, 7th December, 1855
To the Common Council of New Orleans:
THE PETITION Of the undersigned rec
mating dswsls and % sSssers rs sds
e. completed according The lines and levels Of the
En-. s.'; &c g. s;:sz s.
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NoUvELLE- ORLEANS Decembre 1858.
Au Conseil Commun de la Nouvee- Orleans
I A PETITION des sousslgnes rePresente
respsc, que Il m.tors fsquse nouyes
Honorable ss.essiea ceaiso
poals Ssuss
a.
que contracer avec acquersur Les
msnt asnsnens ct nyeiismsns da voyer d. Il vis
n r McCsfty, $50 pieds sur il rue Marigny.
dI7 lawsw secretaire dn Conse dea Assista Aldermen
NEW ORLEANS, November ., 1s5s.
Tbs Of he Undersigned
oIy having signed this petition
sell after days notice In the official JOURNAL the contract
srek and wooden cutters on both dss o.
said sale shall be final and that the Mayor be authorised
tract with the purchaser for the Pnynets made
IN cash the york is completed according the lines and
ss'' = u ~ ~ s asfssy Is sss. inches
John Ee,yes, ls feet 6inches.
S rs. I Eq Rsaa, 3 3 f fsss
Ms sish c.n Siis%p! y i. e feet.
} }oh pi Made. I: q feet feet.
B. Blsncau. - feet
Thos: Mccormick, % feet.
Baptis,e Barcade, i25 feet
Claus Thannarlon. 81 feet
y sn n, Jar gems. ~ Z. feet sss.
john Dempsey, IS feet
MA. vallloa, y III. ~
Elizabeth Bodie 81 feet.
Michel Mercear, 80 feet.
JAS A. HOPKINS -
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouyELLr ORLEANS noyennbre 1858
Au Conseil Commun de Ia Nouvee Orleans:
que maios 4aass psl + noaYes
charte Ia vile asigns Ia pressns petition pren
vsne cna ons davis dams l. ocieiis
a 4 o. e. aysc 5soss
nand rayenue Washn lis eemendet que
aeaaaea Les placements ssrons fats AZ eopsn 9p
Reinforcement du travail commencement slgnemes nve
lemons au sssagt dSnnss par y yoye! De Ia Vile
JOIN Es.sss svis p i ESP poae saas'''
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GiFTs' eIFTs' {
THE PLACE TO BUY BooKsI

EVANS co. No. Camp street, have hand large and
Of the choicest collections of Standard and Miscellaneous
Workaever offered in New Orle ms.
Also elegant fine Family and Pocket Bibles
Prayer Books Albums and ANIMALS bound in the best styles
suitable for the paor table, and Presentation Books sell
ing at the lowest retail prices.
AGIFT WILL BE PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK
at the time Of sale
The Gifts valued $780, consisting Of Told
and Silver Watches and variety OF Jewery Lockes
Chain, Sets of Cameo, etc.
Ladies' gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
anime the stock the GIFT BOOK STORE,
3u Camp street,
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as,8 New ORLEANS, November 10, 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned owners OF property
w the north side Andrew street, between haga
and Constance streets that the said property
there Is no banquet Or paved source Of
paved in accordance with the law required snch
= n. Gonery, 40 feet. G. T. Buddecke, 81 feet
j. e. Schneider, s. feet.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
a Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

NouyEILE ORLEANs, 10 Eovembre, 1858.
A Honorable Conseil Commun
de Ia vile de la Nouvelle Orleans
NOUS sousslgnes pr0prietnires sur 10 e0te
nord de Ia SAndre entire les Magasins ct Com
stance propriees
e que les ne sont pas encore
fAtes paines cpnnuelles de Ia
locataes consequence pons honorable
dordonDer Ia CONNECTION dss des bsnquette confoe
ment 4 Ia loi sujet.
3. ConeIy, 40 pieds g. 7. Buddecke. "a pieds.
- JAS. A. HOPKINS
dit lawSw Secratsire du Coss DIES Assistant Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS January Is, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council Js,!

. JAS. A. HOPKINS,
jas sw8w scrataire du Conse dss Assistant Aldermen
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~ FIFTY DOLLARS HEWARD-RAN
away from the subscriber the 18th inst, coored boy
named HORACE DEMO, aged about 81 years, about
inches in hight; grifa copper color; under
lids The above will be his Rpprehen
sion and delivery. P. b. McKELVEY,
dl7 If 66 At. Charles st.
q JON Els & CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND CON-
D. MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 81
Gravier street.
A D A CES.
We will make liberal advances consgnmens Of Merchan
friends London, Liverpool Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston.
MS g. JONES 4 co.
, 1859-10-05

PERTE1za1Afu.J HEr fcIE, Oct. 1. 159.
Market veE hcas aod 1oe lower; &alts s4h b1ls
II 41oe5s0 far super Stale ho1s IS for extra do:
re.te1u % 10 inferior to xood .hpp'sk Itaed.
lower: sales 80 brls fur common T. choice
ia K}e aour In rrqaest II ~ -4&44u.
GR4Hsyhe4s I'D r !oEer s7es = no ba Il Sc
kee Cub: Its for WY ehoca f<d lows Isa1 81 fur
whste x.sssta. Rye zsAds mud quiet at el&3 harley
haayT nd dull It ho3as Goa sc4ste be.ler; cs
Il sl pu II IS mixed wester ~ far common rernd
ats 4ul II 4l4s: fox Sa1e, aad {t for ~sste1u aGd
Wnskr-Martet d.1ne7 and tal+s It 8 and s.k %173.
Tro;1etux2-Pcsk leavr ard !owrrs ka!et to Dbl. At
tit-s0is 1ot Eat.s, 10 8 soE ps1t- 1851 f~ EsTe
ue.ndel s5I tr sccEa option I'll the Is
of Kov II 1895. Eeef unchanged sales eG b'!s stfA
u tF coantsy PRINT. b16 for DO rnc4s, S4S - 1t1
{rta.kel pe.s okA1I % for extra ress 1eef laas
as.e lafIc PIN. Msse Beef coli AID EoElnal. Eut
NeAk aca1c ard tf g f1t shou'ders And - for bans
Hseon trM Al UNCHANGED. IA,t IN ce1an5 and 6ro !;
salts 10 bs 1t I4kutlkc Hottes II l. to t6c Eor
Qhlo aot Il .te Stte+ Cheese se1dT II # u
SYocx4-At Sd tozta. bSntsa t1ther larger than u.a1
hut prices hsvs turhet tteaed Fr,1a y ~ pr
Money cont mus aelvt II ssf$s Per eeni on eal t3
RI sest % mt I'd ,sa s.pes sss E1ehaass q.!ss
1ht e1rnnes Il tee Gar1sa Chicago Ra ID for tie
&h wsef hi Sep1suabef t4iNe- m tuaease IT k l
pve7 ~ :. H. Z 81 ceS, u 10; G 4 u ~. C ~ j
70; xuas e. N . 4:R; heatzz + Har pftf 354 -
Has th RE-; T 0:yH &kl6t:l buds stk.
MoGas,K; Tenn Il s1H. te1re uAaIe and AHoa ID bon,
Sc.
, 1859-10-05

CLrvE1Axp-0ct. 1.-F1ouI-There is au iu-
proved local demand, at previous prices. Among
the sales il q lot Of 900 hrls extra at IS. Wheat
Receipts moderate. demand less actire md
transactions light, Bales car red at e1.o4, ]
DO at & o5; white at HIS, and do Ut $l16.
Higlwines-Sales 100 brls at a5ic.
ToIEno, Oct. s. 5.-Receipts, 1o.e54 bbls flour,
3l,9l5 bu wheat, s,ob5 bu corn. The .Blodf
says: WAeat-ssles $500 bu white at $1.0s;
l.5oo weate1n do $l.0s. OF lied, sales $500 bu
Mich oss; 1000 do a8c; ! 500 t.u CSC. Cosn-
sales 500 bu 75c: 500 bu s6e.
Tono$ro, Oct. 3.--uu Saturday ihc market
remained steady at the rates Of the previous
day. Fail wheat sold At all prices from
sl.00 to liz, tho latter in few instances
only, The current outside figure being
el.l0.2 The receipts were larcc-between
5000 md 5000 bushels-tle average price Of
which was about l.07- Spring Wheat is steady,
at 83c to SHE per bushc1. Barley was in large
supply, say CtDo bushels, which were sold at
Csc to 7ac per bushel. Oats are scarce, at CSC
to SOC per bnshet. In other articles there Was
no variation to notice.
Dosro*, October 1.-Reccipls, 5,s41 bbls.
8our; II 900 bu corn; 700 hu oass.
NEW YoRx, October 1.--Receipts, e2,7s1 bbls
flour; 4s,4ea bu wheat 5000 bu corn 1856
ht onts.
, 1859-10-05

pof7x-f!nfnfnHn tn sroA Hnn
MIL sTrFrs Nm, We. m.,~ i. . nd ttnsn,
70. M,dd,ur, br t 1e-. n, A1.la rer TN: Eek Axp
s:orr,7h.r Il. nd 49, s,,,,a n, Ry,n .na sh,r4.
.,a1nr,t,n ~ tr,ct 1b,4. !. .,.o con,,d,,ahe ,oou
far pnr shct. sr bTn,.nt, -, c,rn,. md x.rr, .,1e,
,..o+d;a. ~
or,,,tv -.
SAv41, sroprs. .p.*;, :.,,-,,, ~ ,,5rx. Aaa.na
pu.h - ~, ~ saI-1r - n".-... ,Hes.<s
= pRnr1sroxc .rnI.rn r.aso,. ~ - = -,
-. - s,.sc~,.- -
- ..e.s as ~. :,a.e sa's' -. a"s:
ts1 =" ofe bee1 70 pE1 FORK ie@ afea Asa1
s,nsios Lafa* aks bH1-ihe pacse' LIE 'aesaf ~ q
aaa aoon1 heaa eane At oe'nk ea'oans- Aes
net u 41aea otsaana Al f7es. and s!o1os ttAa MIS-
Ao OF me soes ho*eseF "a o. sens 70 tasesa
axe Fo&@-se'eea4 .cs' 1--WE pssn .e@s'sa . ueso
tne "ee. i3om tae fsEooofno.a Of ap.'as1su ~
saae' oo' Set.'sk eaA ts,s t"lahz: Ahe asI-AN
s'sa eaa ons "a ,.t' =. .o,a ~ s""A, w..
W. 1"~ nav NC s~.s' *s1 -.
saooo+' oaly ea ne -. "..,ea ~ ~.
W.. =, lo,s" ss'0 A .a''
.r4ae ~ O. -! ."'aus asa .'@'s As ..-.,
ao va ssss tga' @@o s0s 11t@'' 11'4'A'1 -
g
t0AAAoh7- 7-AA&AT'P.s@ @'sA ">eA' = S@s y" -@4f~
, 1859-10-05

Tfom the petseit Ad~ers1ser,s sd.l
The receipts during The week and do week Prevloua htve
, 1859-10-05

ELre-Eet.r grades i'm Ordinary brznls Qn t. Sales
1xu beia II A:te4-H .os tx,ra S*afs: for
txza illinois and VI 4ds ASK tut extra M!cI
11n tnt51pa aod Ohio 3 Qxls ~ III couale e1tsaA
Gthx.Theat-Spstasl lA:e !oss7. Sa!es eoao e9 So
o. bard at sa1ae; In No S-7uk fun stors ee
Y Kesoah4 spne itee % eoasa = sts ls9 tShtls
zlxt u slc quic4 and easier sales 70 bash
d}sAln hNEs Sc ky< oaez. ssles ~ bu Wesera
private terms
WHsxxE-EexnleA3.
CA1AL Fxt1GR1E-Era-
corn, eIoc bu ha1ey.
E1roEss-teoj bo4 rour e. oo brsa wheat 11ooo bush
, 1859-10-05

No h&s Whhs Ked Epstnk Fps1As
uHe. tad- ht1tcf. Winter. EI'E.k. Super
es:h- LOO ........e -....,4D 3.13{.s3 3EuaAo1
=5ta. ..3Ioo 4.s73 HAS, 43aasao st5eS.. s.SGs1
3a$h. 80 e3 ....S0 &..Sef Is ...~.,.~
1.t.. Leo 100 2b.7s -..,..$l7H <Io14SsH 3e5.....,
A... $40 6no.....-. IA Z6a0t Is 8.c8....,.
lh..1Jaoo ............ A:0aGoo <.08l17 :Jo..,..,
7he 1tou1nk sshe aho~s ths eo9:nx prices Of hoaxsad
, 1859-10-05

Sales Of 1876 had coed C.te II =. 10 for exta.
S.tci of sos head medium Cattle 1t A9.Hc.
Sales Of sot he infesiaz Cat le at 1.s@lxe.
s4ies Of 4A Hogs At +}z944c.
Sale, Of SO Sheep 1t 1xasH.
Sale, Of II Cow4 and Calses i: aso1es per had.
wcna,1red ss!e head cto!ec three yesr o1l aee
by J. L. Hancock TO S. yuaaa, city tutesez 1hey wess
extra lot and sold at y II per hundred Te!s weight
was about l.e3 la srcAs.
The maExet f1r al k.nls 1t ttock quite active al the
week, of our cir packers bnEl the m7rket buEirs
cut ereJh n8 Tint could bc bought nj low figure So1e
cattle soa fz barely enough to pay anspoa'on, and Nc
less tlsa they cost Ia tie country. The Of
stock Cattle, t3.so; Hozs, 4ke; She. ,. a1so.
, 1859-10-05
ILLINOIS AND 5MIc1ICAN CANAL.

AERIYED,...,,,...Oct. 4.
As.zona Tae9l1e ~ tons cnal.
c-"1-s LasaIe =59 bu whist 20 bu COLE 1so0 buAa
patA-
Eave ...$a'ir, 3sst hu ozfA esq lit oats.
Orelta tItt4xa 1,s3 ~ susu, AIS bu tsts
4 hnFp 10 fes. 3o1a bu o1ts lplo tu wheat.
AIe1 1o f. LEO La what s601 In o.tA IS In bu re- -
D Norton. Joliet 5. ,ds s:one,
EEpefa fal.i. 81 yds stank-
!. A Dauxss Ia0 tnns eazth,
Ohio. Jrla 100 toue earth.
P Nor iup. Ihl..t 1e1 tens eafth.
/. ! le4rh. Joliet, le0 do.
II II nroun, 1a) io
t Co. EtemaIt, Joue+, Eo to2s earth.
, 1859-10-05
.Ffi,a,lf;ale aM0- GommfrffaI.'


- -
MON ETAR \
,s.o
nj. .r,.,. 80, ~ ,,..a ~. ~ nnn,nal &c.
c-. -. g., ~ s-ntcn,ber
,a:s... =. -, .,,- -,;,r,r. and in tho
,,-1....s.. -,.x,,:,~ ;r.r-,x;no The cratils.
~ .s,o.d xa.t.rd.r rnorninp th.t.
- ,.s "s;s-~-.. ~ ,rh.., fo- ~, 1as, montn ex-
80 ~ r,o,,h :, ,t, n. nrerfon.
:...~ s - -. - - 49,
~ a..;z.a.h.
~r' 1s~. A MISREPRESENTATION
'-"N' o' ~ 0fe~> - .N-s..+t.
A1o "teAs.' 1o"u .As ..s S I -s =.
'"ss' "',A"s ''.a''' 1s' 49, 49,,
s...s,!.s S,ah..,. a;-,ou,t.
ae o7.As so1s ~ 'A~ - 49, .ha~,o.a
- 1'' ~ A'e "l'oan' " e''e
,..,;a,. of
~ , Ae.s "As .ae 4@s' aa} ~, .1S ~ -. 1ear,
'ue A.s' eHa 'pas'a VI oe'o,e.' s. a. ". rerc
'a.s .ae! we're se't Eene'a"s 4As enu,;or IL.
.A''u caes "coto oe nea'!' wv sar.a
nsares ot hsc Ct our 1eaataS oanss - "
~s' y, -. s,an noo
sss s,y "a Sssssy sss s.:s,ss, ; e::!.:ss :.
fact is significant, and shows that our warnings
in resard to nurchasinc us few goods as possi-
IT. taec had tbc nroner .fE.ct Our merchants
49,, :.,.,,.,. h.s.re- TO- fl, o,,o-,,oa,+s
ano j''oe'e' .o"e'' oA's ~. 4
and can meet all the demands ol the fah tfaae.
Exchange went down to II on Monday and
t1,esc nre III. acurnrut f;pures" todsv. The
pressing oe'"aaa LUZ ea'1e"e' .uAass "o"
anxious 10 sell. Sight drafts on Buffalo and Us
wrro were freely offered ia the street for cnr-
M. :. .r,;ro1ont :, shnnt ma
fcaeJ ~ Pos. 4u'o e9a''
on nc" ! orss "A1ca may oe tesa'ae 10 '"'
outside rate. In the present state Of the mar
ktt luf3oer dcc!lne may pe eol""en'ts GA
rccted.
i tIEFE IL no Qcfn01Q LOT EQsup 4u0 l2&e8 Afc
,.,,;.,, =. II n,en;rm It'll. or noth;nc do;nr
out.i1e Of bauk.
ons 1oa"ass @e oes'na'es :" eau" 49,
1ectS o. tue nc" c192 aao 1"e E1c@ee3 ae''''ss ="
business circles. The 3o!lo"lngsao1e SHOWS 1he
co,s,x1-ror +he month of Septc1n~
t,.r.
,.s. 1s:s.
Fre.elt, ,%iiVSos - f1sp 6y7.65 ss,1!149 Int
Ms.,s %.... sMs.as 4too iA,as Dec.
Tot, 80. ii6i.,.,,s. 3:i:.s0,es aaas.l.0i 1nc-
cou,ea E,n,nt. for IL, rrrrions mon. ...,. a:as,u
Curc,co R,1n,1xo7os 4 or,scr 4, r. Co..
rha un' rasa II t,,;s CnmnanT commences dirty
,. ~ tu ~. ~ ch;csco n ;is Junction with lie
Gaisna lead, and extends les miles, to Gales.
burg, when it connects WIN tne VaiMe5 % ano
GnsaSo nnaHpa Sea ns;,ensd r. for II Hnriinatou and
II ann j3,.;na ~ o.r,,,n1. ,,nnn ;tS f,rrn
otu,aH ~, ~ cnarsnr ra-e;vee ~ ~ cfnt. of the
, 1859-10-05

The market has btsn abundaut1y suppsd and soeaEEe
s.les hare been made private teza reE low figures
Th- OILY eates tInnsrrnE afe the
Cargo Of TIC brE re6e ftea Green Ray n.sosted. At
tStN
csro II sehr JunI,tta rsttoa from oeo1to mixed lam
ber. At bath essh es1et.
1.739zp1 Retau prices arr The san1e u lsst weak.
, 1859-10-05

Montreal Market.
[By Tr1tGK4fA.1 NaxIxfAt, OF.
Ftoua-Ve thtle arriving for sale, and MARKET quet
>uper1ps eommauds a. ~ 70; Fancy E5; Extl1 cu1
1t A3tab-%8. Nc. : .Aattd 1t 4 60 fos coed
1EAlF-Nhcat d1unef hut without slca- No, Chicato
Eprink heM II Il. -
A11rs-Qu1-t and Cpch4nErd.
, 1859-10-05

: CLEARED.
+ E Gno1el. 1t iva, sno bM. s7lt
c:,n Spray, Otaws, c3.s # lumber. s., ,53s timber
na tda. OsAu7> light.
Lock- 40 lumbsE 81 reo abr s.e, 10 lu wheat rs
bLis It. 200 lbs Ynd:c-
PNottEup. .eI ct, Light
Iadg Fr7nsn. Jo Ii u:At. -.
Pelican J:litt light. ),
Coz Ftcu,nnt Ja.t t. Light.
, 1859-10-05

Total AEls 1...::V Aa565 64os0 i5IOo 1sET3
Corr:wk lsss la:ss 4stssI 17sAe! .4zst 900
14ttxYS or HkIApH7rs9a TIE wxxK xxDIK0 OCT.
!. AID Soutcu or RufFxT.
, 1859-10-05

I UMDEEA1AN'S EXCHANGE.
II The Rooas Of the Association. In Lads Clo4k r
% open e,sh morning. f'oT to hir olaSk. tun
non-re.aent Iaausaetrress. Eisy mi Cou7ty Desler
Ve.A and Others !n e t71e ar ias
ted 10 attenl. ROBERT II. F0Ss. Pres dett-
EtItAAlE1 Wooa, Secretary. 1nyl.GrdIk6tw41a63
, 1859-10-05

= VII uEAT-Kece}pta LIT .-:-s..s@ Il. = CsP,nent; !;
Lii. Tie p.st week h1a tean ht most Rrlv. In TIT
wheat astet since 1851 the talles ssea abese fully
s1u~s The advancing tendency ucted in cur Lit xesf7
E,e eoes:1 ued unAbatsd III Tho seth u whea dull nexs
freen New fort pu6ala 3ad pYTegc. caused teaelou
ase she a1fee fsn In d4. Since ths7, howeTeF
is oeea toc 1e'ay Eod ths closing ptces ihoTs De
es On 'he ~ees u about C Spring grader. Winter
III oesa Id 7erJ Limited recsIts and uadsr IN inaul
w shprent to Buffalo, Pittsburgh ard other zna1tetA
E"es Aasc ad'anetd 19s: The q7ant yof Whiss Wheat
fsF5 saal and thl4 se tzthe natkes far that
k7ade dna'u.y guilt The deaad las Spring Wheat hA
oeeh principally fer The Du6a1o md Nsx York MARKET
buIhels wing been shipped to Dualo alone dusng
he week, There has however, been IA increased demand
fo9 aad ~ notice that thre four
Eoes hsre beea th!ppe4 ,hl,hes.
TO-DAY the Ena1t:t was qplet and uaelan9ea. sa1es
Hefe~W1x11r-lapob In No White III &c in Aore; 1900
lied nj sse IN Sors tu do ~ ~ ID store 00
bu DO at Pic In store LOO No Red 6oc In ftote o
ba eoatat elc In .tose- frx1xo-6so bu No .pnn< in
los at in stas* $50 tu DO 1t TX: In stote 9 In
nc IN store Iao bp No Spring II 74e In ssort 10
ba DO at '4cn store =Ta tu da Ut In hsors bu
% It IN 'toe 4so bu Re|ect.dat 7icin store 10 bu
u at ~ IN stose 10 hass Iowa Club tack ut TO-
The following tsbe shows the Transactions Of the week,
dJh day The prices At which eaeh grade seld being
K!ren *instu9t": =:
, 1859-10-05

The eps during The week and ta week prev!oua hsve
b<xr II foaow1:
iat~eek. rEeyianx ~eek-
Iumleyfeet 600 f3Qg1 ,
Shlnx1th X.......s.x,...,., 80 Al :.
SkA3e4 N%.,.....,..,...,,.. SO, 1N
The ehpeats during the week and The week previous
have beeo n fo1aWS:
List week. rrcrfous week
Lumber fcet ...9Ssnu 313h0
Shinrlex M...s,A, l$J 40
stavea, No .,,..,,...:.e.,..13;,oO 6oeVo
Hoops cps~X...............-.... G
, 1859-10-05

mi1yankco Lumber Market.
fFFosa he Milwaukee Sentinel, SAL
Receipt. Of The xesk compared With The previous one
Ffse ii fpI1oE1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE

FARTHER PorST. Aug. l3.-Thc steamship
North America, from Liverpool on the Sd pass.
cd here this morning, and was boarded by the
ncwS.buat of the Associated Press. Her com.
mcrcial news. however, has been anticipated
by the City Of Baltimore, oil Cape Race.
The amount paid by the Papal government
To Mr.. Perkins, as naturalization Tor the ont.
rage at Peruyia, was about 5000 instead OF
fiuo.
Numerous disasters to American ships are re-
ported: among them are the following: The
Glencoe. New York for Bremen, took fire on
the seth of July, ran ashore near B:emcrha'
ven, and burnt to the waters cd-c; the Abby
Blanchard for New OrleauS, took fire AZ Bour'
dcauX. on the 10Th. but tie dllna.c * unknown;
the Vancouver. from New York. was totally
wrecked on the South Bank near Shanghai:
but the crew were saved and hal a'rivciat the
latter port.
The Saxonvil!c. from Boston, bound 10 Hong
Kong, put into Mauritius JUNG 18th, leaky.
with 4 part Of her cargo thrown overheard
The Robert -. supposed 70 be the Robert VI.
Sloan. from Cuttcnburg bound to Boston.
sprung alcak near SHa.en, and ran ashore near
Ju,land on the 18th Of July. About 30 per
sons landed from her at llycrtino. The Alex.
ander Wise, from Marseiiles bound for New
York, stranded on Point CarncS, near Gibraltar.