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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

y 4
Wini ,,l'ncI would respectfully inform tho citizens Of
"niiE'Nh lui the surrounding country that he has
ulgn , new Wood al Coal Yard on the corner Of West
1 Mnter streets opposite Harlan Ipllingswortl Co.'s
,sihnl-lmrlt whore he intends keeping constantly on
li'l : lNge assortment uf the BEsr lniic, of Coal of
~. Fhs l1r Hhy msc Customers may always be og
eeNitg m elcelnn article. 22llh 10 u Tie Ton Ala.
Hickory hlt and Pine Wool
angl3-Gm WILLIAM H. CAnpPNTFR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

Tue subscriber would most respectfully announce to hi.
49, Hlenls nd the public generally that hu has t,kn tl
hslng sun Tavern New Castle wlcru hu will be larlN Ia
ls table will ever he supplied with tho choicest article,
r lrkri can produce. and his lltr will he alnbird MIN
hr very hest Lilnnrs Nothing, III short will be pit IN
iull-tf inti = trI,,',N
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
rT-A FOR pniLADELpmIA.-,

nn! lllcr Non7Ny Nun lSihe sonllMli
AkIEL ami ZEPHYR, Will run follows, viz: Leave VIII
mington at 80 A. NJ nnla y. VI. Philadelphia At s 80
A. W., anil . 30 T. NJ stopping Mt Chester and Marcus
Heck each way. Fare between Philadelphia aud inins-
ton 81 cents Return trip tickets "a rruis,
Return triptkets are god unly for the day they are
dated.
M Freight tnkcn ut usual low rates.
Breakfast rruviccl IN hurl, NJ, shipper, arr rcrr,-
fully notified IL sc receipts with each ld Of gyAl- An
gS not rrccpiel for will be- ut the owners rsk. Slip
receipts can bepucurcl At the offices Wilmington and
Philadelphia nno3
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
TEA. ' TEA.
FOR M BEST


/
hV 80 - eNNahaAkacr'S
| MN fnfH 81 Store corner siNthN Market streets VIII
| W,hs,,hh irldM"tr, I. uALiAHliElt
~ IL t"l'i'ton"' per cent ~ all hills Of 500 aud
! "i'"'N-'
HpUBlIHC MOTTO EJ,---TIJE UNDEtsSJI.N
III hi. ;hig AN Disposed II ia etrr stsI of pry
tools t0.I A. Sinlrrs md Lrrry tri,,ns Tia .iprc.
mn,. te tl,r prlir Gr to KIND ts,tr,,a. y,ll h h
rc.iv,sta their lnnt4 and -,lri,. rr hi .,rp, a., a. NJ
iiilN0eo u the same II. SANDERS
Wilmington brl Miy 81, 1850.
u it' h,r II WY Voc sc3' thU have purchased Of
u. L. fliti 100 "niir 4 'k Dry tinrl Fixtures and
l.' ~ ni.7le NJ" 'il' Market below Fourth Street
"hN ismN hignion 10 clp'r on tlr steak Ar. ut
f'HhlN Y lN'ri ri2a' IAS, A. SANDERS,
l''' Wilmington, bel.
IILACEESNJ TIMING tNDEpSIUNp
would ina respectfully inGrn, IND i,i .rncril,
ih he sin continues tn rnr an SMITH, M n1
HORSE SIprlNii n hi I'D stand al M IN ri Shitey
.lne' e yH aNnN hcopa complete assortment Il
,HN Htr sh"s litl VIII he lifted and put on IN ih,.
N'7l hhilinrf amt ~ thr sittirst nnticr
y. JnlHlN& 'luno with nenincs and dispatch.
WANTED,
~. ,li.nh,Gg Y tie c,ni,hing l.ne#s. Aply 10
we -nlhtrhrf ~ tlr itit q Shilley street.
4 ,otpis,t, ,f,,tst> RI, ", ~,
Y rnN ii,,,,,, a,,I,.ri 49, - q, -. 49,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

IN a N would call the attention Of the nnblic H., iL
-zsNY Hlct that he Keeps superior article of Rr,t
~ Us stab No. ., in tile Fourth Street Mnt.
~ ana No. IL the Second Street Market every ay h
thp week. except Sunday which he viii liberal
r,l- The public Is invited to call and examine for them,
. -, T., JOHN |, SOLOMON.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
10 EsTAURANT.
HI HERITAGE d pnx,- Itne ~,

? 7 4
~ HERITAGE EDWARDS, pRopRIrrons
rmrtn street between Market anil shipcy North Side,
o mi'S , Dr breakfast Dinner supper Oysters Ter
~ o. r ssls9n VIII liz found ut their Restaurant and
apt.pu w ~ the best manner and 4hnrleH notice.
get meals At any hour. '7 ''''ii ID ~, ,s''
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
Upward McINALL,

~ PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND APOTIIECARY
40 y Market Street New M 1907 below Second kesns
pn,,,, ny e. hand good assortment Of Drugs Medicines.
low prices His large custom kept for years ID suIicio
guarantee that his customers have been satisfied
NI-s EDW. MclNALL M. ~ Market st
w llURsTs. hHiN"'
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

EDECTURE GALLERY

illplNHMHllC, AMBhuTipE. AND MEIA linotype
ornls. Old No. l2l, No. 40 Market Street brtvccn
tonr,li nd fill streets Wilmington, Delaware
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

Turning Fluid, Pine oil and Cunplrne 10. iOH Wcst
Front street; Wilmington, Delaware, announce. to his
friends AMI tho lir generally rt h. still keeps Whole
sale and Retail large assortment Of the above rcniimo
ARTICLES always on hand which hG will sell IN arconn
'hs terms AMI ~ such prices ~ will compete fairly with
any other establishment IN tho State or elsewhere
ilc nlS1 Nolrsllcs and Rcails Pure i,nrs 1T pliI,
cpha prices He has on hand % barrels Of very ola I,y
Nhishry, to which he would call the nttctnu 1r tr,lr
and the public generally n,r,g.iv
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
RESOURCES OF THE COTTON-GROWlNG
SECTIONS OF ORR COUNTRY.

Cotton may be said 10 he the staple product
of the South; but singular as il may seem,
planters have not hitherto awaited themselves
of one half even of It's value. The plant is cul-
tiyatcd for the fibre alone, The stalk and seed
being thrown away, or used only for manure.
Whereas the seed which in weight equals even
more than three times the weight Of the fibre.
needs hut 10 he properly prepared and pressed,
to Yield an oil worth from 60 cts. to 81 per gal
Ion, valuable alike for burning and fabrication,
and IL salad oil far surprising the hest olive oil
from Seville.
The subject is one to which we have dcyo-
ted considerable attention, and we hope to pre-
sent, from time to time, such figures and facts
in relation to il, as shall tend to awaken an in
tercst in the matter on every plantation at the
South
II requires hut the necessary machinery for
mlling and preparing the seed and expressing
and clarifying the oil, to more than double the
annual income from that crop as soon as its
value is sufficiently well known to make mar
ket for il.
Several large establishments are now enga-
gcd in producing the oil but the business may
still be considered as in its infancy
Our machniSis have yet much to do to sup
ply the demand which, ut no distant day, must
arise for their skill and labor in that direction
NOVEL MARRIAGE.-A 81. Lnnls paper has the
following:
\ couple somewhat under the influence of
the mountain dew, appeared before Justice Me-
Donald day before yesterday, for the purpose
Of entering into the bonds Of wcdlock. The
knot was quickly tied when the bridegroom
demanded "Wlat was TO pny?3 The Justice
replied S2,50 The bridegroom dcmurcd. lie
had never IN the whole course Of his life known
more than four bits to he charged, and to nav
more he would not The four bits were Ten
dered and quietly poekeied by the Justice, who
at the same time locked up the marriage ccrii-
icatc. giving him the assurance that when the
81 balance due was forthcoming he could have
1t. Something Of n muss cnsucd. which re-
suited in the Justice throwing the bridegroom
ont of the Office, the latter meanwhile calling
Justify for watch The bride quietly follow
ed. The lasi that was seen otthc half married
parties, they were travelling in widely diverse
up street, she down.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

y CHINA GLASS AND QuEENsWARE STORE
n ". Corner Of Third anil shlnoy Streets Wimi,,,o,
npl ony one square from Market Street Dinner nm
ic' ware OF every description by the or singh. nccc
family ''' " '''i", = li',,ises'
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

ihe Undersigned would respectfully say In the public
hai ne Is prepared tosupply rlcns Priyain Families 4 4
w shntl lniice AMI on accommodating terms with Ma,
,ey Collins, 4 Brothers celebrated NN drlglt Ale in
bottled Porter, Ale Lager Beer and rhlrr Mineral " 4,
snlr. '""' y"
o. plAee OF business ut the corner Of Sixth nnl Orange
Streets where all orders will be received AMI t ruda K,
ap2l WILLIAM Enniin
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
MIALTON,s nuLLErIN..
NEW TOBACCO AND sEGAR STORE

n y NNlIr 90. InlnrlorI nnI MonnGcirrers mn N.
S,r ln Tobacco Old NJ ll2now No al Market street,
MuWlhEiMh We always Keep on hand the very best ar
,nt"' 81 hhN Chewing ani Smoking Tolmccn. Choices
IN' ol 'iiFirl Cigar. well Il superior article Of
our avn nannhrturc. We will sell Wholesale and retail
AZ very cheap rltci All kinds III manufactured Toinaco
"ru'i' rom distance pnnrtnny nttende, tn.
,tMnllS merchants and consumers will tnl II to their
advantage I" call aud rNimnr brands of Tobacco anil
NlEs ~ we are determined To sell rs cheap and ON a.
gl1 trri H similar articles may be hal IN any city in lilo
tn.'"' ali2i-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
lucpnaII,s New bulletin.

SYRUp OF IlYf0pllt sPilrfEs. If Lime. lfon Soda and
- l'dn- This preparation conialn. the IypTpho.phltc4
with Al lit oxues Of tlc iiypphd'rlnrois nrd u Is a
agreeable method Of administering ihe llynplnshiics
class al remedies which lVe ptNrl Of great value IN ease
eiWpumontry character 4cra debility and cancellation
prepared aud -nll at reasonable prices. EDN MclNAilr
chemist and Ap,thcciry ~ Market 81
SYRUP OF lllf lilispilArES,Ih iSa nnlriiiyr to
nif and Useful ~ luitl NJ The sN-lun, whill occr t.
'nnsunriiyc' For Nlc by EnW MclNAhln Chemist and
TAR VINE AND NApTIiA.-t myr-n= prescription vi
Tar Wine nd Nartn. wcl lm," hcu ordered Icy one ni
unl ,kiln rlYsirihs; hnyr great ,guAnl from hc cit
s p NnFlinRiutHnd Baltimore ni II 4 valuable ~ ese-
PATENT oh FAMILY MEDlclSl,s-Aycr'- Cherry
igrinU amt lill.. .lyno'S ENl. torrent AMI nl JHyieS
other medicine. Ala swNii's Hunccd. aud every other
lnnl medicine that i-foid sumo IF which are very gsNl
Nr what lie, recommended aud some Of them gurl in
nothing MI II which win oll low. EpW MrlNALl"
10 ION TnE G0Lp Notwithstanding that In iccn
ing Ia MrlN AllS Drug Sure Ia lny their nlt4lirrrtim
rrnrs, lind tirm.ctts at thu gold regions hi prizes
ius hcrn r"isnrlr Tint tly lind Themselves IN gnml
rttunen ~ win thcr health nucl improved with his
,uprrirr medicines, EDW. MclNALl.
.l's3 ApnilwtHry.
S,ADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTO-
- N-ihr subscriber respectfully announces 10 the
r1cntel Wilmington, and public GENERALLY that he his
commenced the Shillr and Harness Making business ~
No. - sltphN street, below Second Wilmington prt-
ware lli nndc signc hllN hcrycs TINT epul larnr q.
establishment will IN handsomely suppnrtr If conducted
20 suit the wt4nr trprplr As Mr. II. Is thu
nly employer llm makes Ills uwn Sics in The lust and
most workmnlikc manner thus feeling assured that those
their money. l--,nck consisted llln ami '(nucl Smi-
Inc Saddle, Columbia and spmi.h Rins Saddles Alsn.
pnn aud Common Sullr Singh AMI Double Harness Of
III binl- Nngn llrlcss. Brides, Cuillr-. Wagon and
Drawing Whip. Trunk and Nniscl, Carpet Bags fly-Neis
pi suits liuhlorahr- blanket ,&c. together with every
rtitc Usually kept IN thsline Of In ineSs all Of which he
viii .el a- Low asaly other establishment III the city.
~ Repairing done with neatursl aud despatch
Apaily AMOS l1NGWilT.
JOB PRINTING
rs Nil IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES ENEClrED At
M. ~ SIMPLIFY STREET
lilE MATERIAL Is AlI. NEW AND OF THE LATEST
STYLES.
HAND-Blli.S, RAILROAD HILLS.
CAHUS, CiNCVLA
BiLieuEADs, HEADINGS.
RECIPES, BILLS Of LADlNG,
CHECKS. LABELS
MANlfEsTS, PROGRAMMES.
tnl oynrN dr-rrirton ~ pmina-num tie enirli anil
nrit~ Visiting Card to tie must -liuwy and claho4
Posing li!ll ar extensive Volume handsomely and attIi-
clly c"rilrh with rronpiur- ~ th inr specified IN
illg m- reasonable l'ihs og ca-li, Gail and rec seci-
mons.
y B.--A orler- from the countr, strictly attended to,
nl tbu work despatched l,it. destination without extra
ciirle. ap23-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
eahldele M,s,ALll.

NJ ERCH ANT TAILOR.
No. 10 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON. DEL.
~ rlgise assortment Of Cloth Cssimprs and Vest.
,g7 which be makes ~ 10 order IN Tho hr4i style o
also Keep, = supply of ready made Clothing IN hand.
w, oai trnfc purchasing elsewhere. my2i-iy
CHARLES O'DSsNNELL.
Nj Eh0lIAAT TAILOR. Garner of slNth and Shiplcy ss,
sinners anil Nesng4, which he will make ni,nt thr lnrtr
notice and on accommodating terms. .rrsons wishing To
procure good article had hcttcf roll am examine The
i"fsH stock OF gnmlS constantly on lmnl myT-ly
IA j. =. NI'CALL,
WebGs milling. Nlarir, street lrln" Tiir,
- l. Wilmington Dt. lus u choice assortment nf
nin'lls Clssinris nml Nrsnles. selected px,rrsy for
VIZ missioner trade. which h. mikes I'M 10 oitor III thu
IN" Il l Aaa lnll assortment Of Gentlcmcns htnhll
'''s "'N'T' npgi
MFALTON'S BULLETIN,
~ No 81 IAkkEr STREET WILMINGTON.
.'lh Elastic Fine Tooth Canls for s,ln At Nations Drug
Stlir. W. "" 100
EnsI4ll Iloy snp sol at the Drus Store, 81 Market
O. Gam Elastic lsatilca for children for sale by A. Walton
prices Vt Waltona Drag sior, "
,,hll Elastic Balls 4pl'l AZ 81 Market street
u Nrns Cml hvcr Olully which TX pleasant AZ Ia
ne iu irr'. uad from pr, Col Liver Ojl favnf.l
10 SUI lhr ,lrirntr Hhmlcs uf these who unfortunately
Street. III 1879 - 'i"i"''
Gnm Elastic Neck Comb, Cor 4ac by WALTON 81 Market
street. '' - ''"'"''
Nnlttn3. ''''i ~ n"'u u
lNng's snaatyc lill, raLl al walton's.
Rose Hair OIL, fr sale NJ Walton
Jnynes ENpcct,utHt SOIL ly Walton
HhrrlS Marrow. fr sulv al Wnltan's Drug store
11nNn' inhic leththllo. sold NJ 81 Market street.
mlri., ,fs' "''F 'a'''Ie, '''i' WILTON,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
THE IMPERIAL
TONIC BIWrERS.

- ' -Nb' Mum .NNb hl-islNplsI
Remedy for the cure Of Dyspcp-
sia. Liver Complaint. Nervous De-
bility and all diseases arising from
4 disorlercd condition Of the Stom-
ach and Bowels.
This purely vegetable and high
~ concentrated remedy has never
been known to fail in permanent
~ curing those complaints, when
administered according to direc-
tions. Ono bottle, in many eases.
will afford decided relief.
30 cents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del,
by Edw. Mclnall, ~ Market St:
+. Bringhurst q Co.,. Sixth and
Market Sts.; jos. Bennett. I04
Market St; VIM. b. Kiusey. cor
ner Fifth and Market Sts,, and 7.
i. llammcrsley. Milford. Del.
Manufactured by
MACNlCIlOL e. BRO.
late LoUNnrM y CO.., No. 80 ".
Fifth St, Philadelphia. Institute
for the treatment of Cancers. TIL
nors, Ulcers and Wcns, without
Surgical Operations. ap23-ly
ADae. y. SuE'TaH a SONS
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

i CENTRAL FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN ANn SEED DEPOT
NJ 100 Market Street (2 doors above lth west -ir vii.
mington Delaware where nny he found constantly guuI
r.or'nent o. Agricultural Seeds such ~ lc Clever Tim
Corn Annual Rye Griss, White Dutch Clever Primitive
uer tir'ss- Mct, Bngkwlc Usage urlngr Italian llyt
Urlss fpetenniul.l and FnNsccl.
BlRDSEEDs.-Cnnary lrlnp NIillet Rnpp yellow Nav
Lettuce and unlmllrl Rice
FLOWER sEEDS.-Annlltl. Ridnnnl and Perennial ii
large as'oitnr comprising slr kinds only us have proved
suited tn this climate
Pearl harley, flnilr. &r.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
CHANGE or HOURS.
OPENING TO MILFORD.

~ q 10 sselt,ssy Islss,'sss,s- i..a...,l.sii-
TN and after Monday Sept q. lsln Trains IN Delaware,
Junction and BI,.,kwitor aud connecting Railroads, will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09
Consignees.

Chi Q
q Tborn-Ei,chcock faitinp-SamiI r I'D II n 90 .n,n,
j Moore &co-J Hyde ECO Bscoe Smms-Conyerse
kennet-EJ Hart &co-Luneschloss Bros &co-J Lum Il
COL Su6richt-F Bauer-J Y Rogers &co-S Allen &co-
Il Hansell-Paton, smith d Putnam-A Glenn &co-Lly Il
woods stocker fohler Faucheux-W ashngton jack
son &co-J u Marks-I N Allen-M Gordon Jr-
hunhlson Ghapman Go-nluen Snedes &co-Iheie q Seller
Geo Connolly %eo-FTedandsr Gerson-Saml Locke
keyEodsIyohn AT &coCI 5uddecke &co-k y
Go--Sami N IoddIWnteins q Homan-Poard Putnam-C
Boye-eottnoH& hnightLJ Lum &co-Schmidt Zegler-
Edward MALE &Soa aoiaen n Glraud.Rob.
SON. Whail-Eaon Beterton &co-deo w sasr-J Albert
blake ISwer-Ns & Garpener-Byrne Vance &co-E
co-Bnnnel Bailet-P Cnly-.Oglesby anlay-Ducos
scoD keham-S Moore &co-Feliowes &co-Stearns Mar
VIM Been-F Cnneo-, Nautie-Beebe &co-Wright Al
iep-Carro Hoy &coGh Lead 4 BroBellocq, Noblom AGO
Muse Bre,-braud q LandryILewis ogesby-I! Kaiser
-Hawkins Nor sood-M smith &co- Bragg 4 ID Aquin-
y donovan &co-Eenne't blyin &co-G " Harvey &co--
F0ger &co-Moiony BrosIHardng, Abbay Morthead.J W
GhamPlin 8co. BUCK Holtz-f Cnsac,s Bro &co-Nnse IL
Bro Bedow Wnsthoh-A Lew &coIJ Waddeli-J Stnr-
diaoef Ekln ISo- beiiocq Nobiom
Mafsh-A Marsh--R LaughIin &coA Brouss eau Gco-E
Door-A Wanting Sco-Grosean l. Beneteau--N Whitney
Sampson Keen-Hall Kemp &co- ellis Ferguson Sco-
G Morrison &co-M Goldsmith Payne INSTRUMENTATION
Castillo-Robson Allen Rochord Brown &co-C Boye
Holmes Clauss-Ducos &co-H Goldman Uuye Jacques
&co-Coleman, Briou Witbers--J Person yco-Tayor,
Knapp &co-Ar Mienberger Borron-Kennett Blood Eco
l. tiodchaux-McFar Barksdae-Thornh Smith
Bro-Darby 4 Tremoulet-Payan Carhart-J Despurgen
Wheeiock &co-Pheips JonesSark, Stauifer &co--E
Haeker-P ZurnYa nBenthuy Cratur-C Harvey eco
-Shumway Hewes-D r Carroll 6co-Phlips Nixon 2co-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09
8ebitn Of tbe Alarkets.

saes confined to about 50 hhds.. at previous
raes-Fsr to Fnlly Fair, 5A@6Hc p ID.
MoLASSES..A lot of 50 bbls. Choice Reboed was taken
at sse. p gallon.
FLouR.We noticed sales of about l700 bbs including
800 Unbranded and $50 Extra 100 superne at 81 IS
and $50 Extra at SIS rs q Dbl.
sales Of Corn embraced 5000 Sacks of
which 2l50 Mixed and Yellow in two lots, 70c $50 White
and Yellow at the 200 White Mixed W 200 White
7hc bushel or Oats, about $500 sacks sold
cluding 600 Ordinary ST. Louis &c., 100 Good
and S. and $40 In Ave lots at 55c buhe Ia Bran
actions comprised $40 sacks in lots 81 90 500 Inferior
at - and lot of poor at 81 Is q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. sales Of Pork included 23l bsls Mess
and 800 at s4 is Dbl. OF Bacon 10 casks Shoulders
and 30 casks Ribbed Sides sold = Is casks Shout
y b. The sales Of included 100 tierces Prime
| ellAe and 100 kegs at &c., y b.
nary ats24 p tun
Sales 800 bags. of which 60 Singapore at lOlc
oo Bio at M, and 1870 at lls<c m.
eaAnlts iehpESTINE 1--WE noticed sales Of 400 bbls
| at 40c. q gallon cash. - wv WAS
WhisKY..-.G bhls Raw sold at 2sc q gallon.
"A ship Was laid for Liverpool and one for
HAyre at the going rates. Cotton shipping 10 an mn AZ 10
to the former port, and lie. to the latter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09
COM M ERoIAL.

Per Affca.l LIVERPOOL Aug 49, 1889
The sp.cie in the bank by todays return IS OO9 iO7
aint 88 by that Of the 18th inst Ell Dy
that Of the 9Th inst Money in less demand than
Consols close at 95{1% against the 18th inst Bust
in every department. extremely dull Two loans Are
announced BY Of which propose raising
for In India, and BY the other Russian
ernment are endeavoring to raise about So 0O0UO0.
CoTIoNThe demand has been angufd and prices
das.y sorts The sales been 80 bales including
$500 East India and consist of 340 speculation $3.50 for
port and only 2 bal to the trade The import has been
go 65 bales OF which 1854 American sales to-day
have been about 5000 bales The quantity of arriving
Bombay has surprised the Eur houses there and is
another proof OF how difficult is procure reliable ufoma
an As 70 prospective supplies from the interior India The
exports Of cotton from Bombay this country first six
months Of this amounted to S9 99 yaint 1877 ia
balls for the period Of 1855 393a for 1851 and
against average for the rst sx months If
tho yesrB 1858 to 1859. % =
The quantity Of cotton the way up to dates
From Bombay go 100 bales to in 1855 1856 Ol2
600 bales. ~ - -s''
Sea Islands have shared in the prevailing uness but last
weeks prices have been The of the week sre
$50 bales White and 10 bales Stained.
... - RATHBoNE BROS 4 co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09
Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD-From Canton, September = 60 bales to
Payne Harrsonaa6 Ably Cstchng-2s Lewis oglesby
MoTs head Cox &so-i7 Coleman B1ton Mhers-is
Edward Male &co-A w Champlin &eo--A Person eco
g Gifen, Smedes &co-8 bales cotton Walker snder-8
Bnckner Stanton Newman-8 do Thos Henderson Peae-S
Stuart James-s.Wsst ylsre &co.7 Prchard Flower
Green Crump-6 John Watt &co-5 Sam Barret,- Warren
Gilmore &co-3 4 NJ Allen-4 Broadwell Hsynes-7
r u Adams &co-Total 423 bales cotton.
P0NTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
M0BILE-Per steamer California; cotton gin L Gushing
y do 10 X Geddes-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

-1uu GREAT GEN. ~ =
& TRIAL ROUTE
For all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
ERs will leave New Orleans AS follows: 5@
u b. kogess
Aug. 80, Sept. 10, Oct. . and 20, Nov 49,
J. q. swon. Isaac H. Jonss
Sept and Il, Oct. II and 81. Nov. 20.
nAs - Uay Capt. Bart. wen,
Sept. 8 and 49, Oct Is. Nov. and ~.
New Falls Clty.............. ..... Capt j. B. weoda
i. n Aug Is, Sept and rs. Oct. Is, Nov. and a.
' ~ .-acey.............. Capt Geo. Taylor
Aag 49, Sept and q. Oct. II, Nov. 6 and 26
kAA"w atha Il. r. Dir.
aug ~ Sept and %. Oct. 10, Nov. and 49,
oasy " Mshnphls. Capt W. j. Kounts.
Aug. ~ Sept. IL, oc l and q, Nov. 10 aud 80.
Jno. Klineelter.
Aug. a. Sept Is, Oct. 8 and 2s. Nov. IL.
VIM. M Morrison. ............ Capt Juo N Boalnger
Aug %, Sept. 10, Oct and Is, Nov H.
champion. Capt Il. B. Moore
Aug. %, Sept. II, Oct 7 and 27, Nov Is.
Passengers rely the boats leaving sne
making DIRECT connections at
yICysBURG
With the "oo
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD:
AT Cairo with the
ILLINo 8 CENTRAL RAILROAD;
Ats Ionis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLfos.
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and Fast.
by the Jackson Railroad for sale a. this
Fare ms Cheap, Time Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES $500
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUrKI
Aa- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
k9-For correct information Through Tickets apply
the office Of the
A1RAlLROAD LINE PACKETS, -RG
No. u Camp street.
o11rf sssRf' g &. ' SzTss, r'.'.
General Agent
J. +. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent.
y. W. GOUI.O. SUPERINTENDENT,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

vs CONTEMPORARIES OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, July T. ls5S.
u EsULvED, That the Comptroller be, and
n hereby authorised give notice BY
Standing inthe official journal that in eccordenc
wh the ninth section Of ordinance No. l March
- 1854 the Ocuncil will not bill against tie city unls
contracted under authority Of order the Ooptrosf
In accordance with the ordinance referred TO.
(Sigredl E.L.TRACY
tsgnsdl l.. q. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldormea
(signed1 JOHN L LEWIS, Mayor
Tho attention Of the on Of he city and Of the pubc
respectfully called to tn foregoing resolution.
,.. v. DUPLESSIS.
yyl6u Comptroller City OF New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09
Passengers.

Per steamship Orisaba, from Indanola and Galveston =
~ in cabins on deck.
Per steamship Suwanee from Indianola and GalvestonCo
lady and Mrs Chamberten Mrs Cramer Mrs Stew
art Messs Bach Warren Adams Moody Daley Ewing, Nc
Glon-6 on deck.