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the cause that Liverpool remains unaffected hs the recent adj
vance in London The supply being small business continues
limited in exteut without qieabe change IN peeS ,,o
Mnf3sSfSThe market remains steady Mt the me auVHes
delivery contract for $50 Egyptians has been maae "
i7 and Nd puncheons Barbados sold ut Tvs Cd % ""
rive Roth cMt.. 4 annS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27

Capt Cousins, of the ship Charlotte reports that Capt Ne
smith died the sth August after few days Illness
buried at Queenstown.
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Arrtve.s Yesterday.

Brit ship eqeenasa Hatfield Liverpool la August 10
Maxwell sco--Point.
Ship Charlotte Cousins Liverpool August I2t via Queens
town, 70 Gatlnaek Il Couyerse-4th dist.
Ship Levi Woodbury. Young 10 days fn Portsmouth, IN A
to Caintlaek IL GonYerse--3l dist, 46.
ship Adde sn9w 9flln, Il days I'm Boston, to Dewey
schr Taylor, Lombard fin Ulla 18th inst to nasterd
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sBipping gntelligepte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, Ne. 70 Camp Street,
Thursday Morning, September II, 1860.
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Mexico Shannon or Indianoa and Galveston,
- IG Harris
Brig Hope Simpson, for Havana, Goldenbow & esparre
Mex sehr orente Batste, for campeaehy and Laguna,
sehr AnEeIa RobertEon, for Pensacola j 4 Mitckeli
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27

Beef Cattle Western, arstqqsllty p 100 De-. 500
Beef Cattle Western, second quality, b 100 bs.s 0e@
Beef Ggttle Texas, CHOICE II head 30 tI@
Beef Cattle Texas ordinary and good p head IA COOS
Hogs, u 100 ms gross 099lO
Sheep, choice q head g5@
Sheep IN lots, ordinary and good head 0G@
Mch Cows ordinary, II head. 30 Gg@-
Mch Cows, choices p head. S. goGf0
Veal Cattle tG@lI
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. September &c, 1850.
Tie arrivals 60 Western Beeves and 80 Texas Cattle
The stock sale comprise 50 Western Beeves loo Texas Cattle
$50 Sheep, 10 Mich Cows 200 Veal Cattle with but few
Hors
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MISCELLANEOUS.
uELMB0LD's GENUINE PREPARATION.

l. Il
HELMBoLDs RUcHu for the Bladder. NV
HEiMBoLD's BUCHp for Tie Kidneys.
HEI.MBOLDs BUCHu for the Gravel
HEMs9EBs R Rgchy iS er 5sss
HRhNBohDs B6GnU FOR Dimncss et Vision.
HEIMBoLD's BUGHu for Difficult Breathing.
HENR6hBs b BSSH ss & sasfa 5sS
HEtMB9LRs BTG C[ for T {rys "a @ ssa
HEiMBoTb,s BGGHU for Nisht sweats.
HELMBoLR,s BuG Hu for Wakeialngs,
HELsBoI Moi ne BTCH IIT for f Rryns. e SKIN
HEHBohBs o for ieayntss i tho Eyeld with
asSa+fI$ s BTcHG fa aS S sd with
Want Of Attention and Horror Of Society.
AEaMhoLps BGHU for Exeesses arising from Inds
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES z...--.. .
Old or Young Single Married contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE or NO AVAIL.
HEIMB0LDS EXTRACT BUGHU Is the very best remedy
in Tie world for all GoHGein,s incident 10 the sex whether
OF change u IiGe, SIC symptoms above ''P 1sei''o
No Family should be without Itl
TAKE NO MORE BALsAH Mercury or Unpleasant Medic
cine FOR Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases. ~
AEIMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCiIG CURES
secret Diseases
IN all their seges, At lIttle expense
A''''' " ''' An 4ED NJ ExPosusF ','0'SsAsAee'
Use HELaNROf,D's EXTRACT BUCHEE5r Escesses sr.rs,
from habits indngedi ia
by Young and Old.
As 81 I'll Improper % ls / T.
'es, Ct. IS Sii for Disease, ana
A Me- = g iRs 9st sxTE f 4Ia r., al,
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female, .--
from whatever cause originating, and matter OF
How Long Standing.
raent ana may originate from the same canse. ''A
Read! RendI Read: Read!
HElMBDiEIlS BIIttG 8 SAFE aud pleasant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27
r IsFRAueK,s FEMALE CORDIAL
1EaurrYlSa i INv1aoRAr12a =. REGULATING

For producing a Blooming Complexion, Erect and Grncefr
Carriage of the Body, Cheerful Disposition Removing Botche
and ErRons from Chg Face Curing Low Spirits Meat
Back Limbs Whites aud all the various of Diseas
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular ensruaon
which the Female Sex is snliect.
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IT as NEWER pNEN KNowN no FAIl j

Originally compounded for the purpose Bringing on and
regulating The Monthly Periods # Women which does under
any aud all circumstances LisiTaues Female Cordial also
proves BE the best Female nygorator and Beanter known
has been fully tested il Mobile and TO be equal
all ii has been represented.
The lady Of one Of the most prominent citizens Of Mobile has
recently Of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss mind through apathy naction Of the womb By The
Of auc Fema Cordial after all other remedies had
restored health happiness and the society Of her
family and friends.
equally surprising Of the desperate Fe-
male of disease have become known the propTeo
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" Specific all Diseases OF the Urinary Organs and Cen
efaI Alternative and Blood Purifier
R~Ths Remedy when all other preparations fail
entirely unlike other medicine prescribed for
Yener Diseases il contains Mineral Poison SausPnus
Drugs being prepared from Roots Bas and Leaves in the
form OF pleasant and delicious Syrup
R}-l is g naures remedy for Gonnrlea and elect,
Gravel Structure, and especially recommended for Fuor Al
Whites in Females this complaint Invaluable.
HA general Alternative and blood purifier has equal,
fail Scroula Secondary Syphilis Glanau,
lar Sweugs NeTenra and ali Eupye Diseases caring them
speedily and permanently than other medicine
1t this BY purifying and cleansing the bood-causing
flow in ali its original pury and ygor thus removing the
system all impure and perneous causes which have induced
disease
R-n all old of Gonorrhea and elect that have baed
all medical skill it is especially reanmmended in old it
fails and 1t in from 10 three
few doses positively removes all seadng heat choFdee and
pain
HT affect the breath or interfere with any class of
business.
ED~Itrequires no assistance from other medicine.
n-t lay the toetable in the counting room
without its being suspected emsdy for private
eases
RA treatise venereGl disease with directions for
then permanent cure accompany each bottle.
R5-FGf full particulars, get Circular from drug
store in the United States.
aI sold retail for 81 per bottle three bottles for S.
out United States and aWhoeale by all wholesale drug
POTTER MERwIN. Sole Proprietors, St. Louis No.
J. WRIGHT { CO.,
Nos q and Isl Chafres street.
Wholesale Agents for the south.
K7-sod by all Druggists, jal6 ly&W
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LOWER MIssIs sIPPI.


Regular FRIDAY Packet for yicksbnre and the Bends.
FOR EGGS POINT, LAKE WASH
SS aington, Grand Lake, Carolina Landing, Ashton,
sSkpwiths Landing Lake Providence, Goodrich
Landing 3Iibkens Bend. Duckpor yicksburg
Wrrenton New Carthage Grand Gulf St Joseph Rodney
Morganza, Point Coupee Bayou Sara Hudson Baton
Rouge Paquemne Donaldsonyille and all intermediate land
ngsThe aud elegant passenger packet Mary
Keene, Capt. W. B. Rchardson will her trips
FRIDAY September H. and leave regularly above every
FRIDAY at p. NJ, throughout the For freight
D. R. CARROLL L CO.,
SELF If Agents. So Carondelet street.
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4ebifhy Of tRe Nlarkets.

CRFsoESr orrIor, No. 10 CANT sFs4s.r,
Thursday Morning, Sept. 2I 1880.
COTTON. There very far demand 1os oeof EeseF-
day. and the sales embraced about aV bales prices eg with
~, -. ,54s,5at .tanrs We still quote,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27

THIS Company continues insure against Tie Terls Of tte
Seas and Rivers and Los and Damage by Fire, e cnreBt
Of premium
Insurers tho Union Insurance Company are allowed the
privilege " participating In the profits ft Company, accord
ing "a the 18Th article OF the charter If hty prefer dis
Of fifteen per will be allowed pTemIlu Al
losses promptly sIt eQunily adjusted.
JoHS ". CRAWFORD, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27
FORT ADAMS.

Leaves every THURSDAY, at5P.M.
FOR FORT ADAMS, TuNICA, NOR
Eaa$ h CANA, Bayou Sara and the Coast-The pas
asenger steamer Laurel HILL f. T. Gross
having been newly fitted out and her CABIN
extended will leave above every THURSDAY EVENING
at O'Clock.
SELF EUGENE LANouE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27

Leaves FRIDAY Sept o. at P. VI.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM
~ hsrhis and all Intermediate lapdings-The fine and
L4sfs INST running passenger packet steamer South
ES=zza EVester, W 5. Harper, master, will leave
above. For freight or passage Amply on board,
FIRGINTuSC @. DENTZEIi,
SEES Advertisin, Agent
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OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. Sept. q. at 5PM
FOR OUACHITA RIVER-THE
~ aNnew light draught fast running passenger packet
llsshsSs steamer drawing only u inches Red Chief
z=aE4 No. q, Q. Shute master will positively leave
above for arrisonburg Trinity and all intermediate land
pgs Ouaehia and Black rivers For freight passage
ply on board.
The Red chefwl give clear bills of hiding Harrison
burg.
R The Red Chief No. will take freight Charter Land
vIRGINIUs. c. DENTZEL,
ser Advertising Agent
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PEoPLEts LINE.

PEOPLES LINE-FoR THE COAST
kssg A. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS The
fine stannch and comfortable Passenger Steamer
SATURDAY EVENING, ii O'Clock.
The substantial swiftrunlng Passenger Steamer II. w,
Powell, Capt, Heno leaves every TUESDAY EVENING,
au4 Il R. W ADAMS & co, Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27

Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VGChS
%sg - burg U. S. Mail Line.-For Donalasonvie, Fla
l@sAs uemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou sars
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Water
proof Rodney st Joseph Grand Gulf Warsnon and Ycks
leave above every TUESDAY al o'clock NJ Returning
she will leave Vicksbprg every FRIDAY at Il o'clock NJ
D. Z. CARROLL Co,
ja4 Agents, 80 Garondelet street.
The above steamer will Vcksburg with the
DeWdrop for YRzoo river.
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STEAMBOATS,.

--->~~-------~--->~.0><-
MOBILE.
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TTNI0N INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
~ ORLEANS,
Coraer Of S. GAasas and Canal streets.


Surplus 2t5sE6 IL
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CMERoIkEEs RE0InDY Az. !l- 49, EN I.A 81.

ss-sod by JOHN WRIGHT & co, New Orleans TAI
IAnr & CO. Nob,ls. and Druggists generally. se2t "
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Leaves on THURSDAY. 27ih. at 5 P. NJ positiyeIv
RED RIVER PACKET COM.

, ffSs d Rer faske5-E or shreFepet, Hrsnd Bayou,
- Montgomery, Collie, Alexsndgia Nofma's,
tons Barbn's and all intermediate landings
and very fghtdraft passenger packet drawing only
inches Nesboy Jos Boisseau master will leave above.
For freight passage, apply on board.
YIRGINIUSC C. DENTZEI.
ser Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27

FDR G8NORf<EIi1A aLEEF, WEAKNESS, PAINS
A. in the Back, and all Urinary Affections,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SPECIFIC Sol II.
IloAIhS #ordfenowted preparation cures all Rfec tens
the geneave osans whathsr recent or chronic PEpa
clans Of England Of FrRcs and Of America ackuowledg
efficacy Thousands Of sufferers HAYS hzer relieved By IT.
Puey vegetable IN composition, il HARMLESS bsit eel
body and depressed aind are restored 70 atHzsy.
b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for ihs Jr.fed STATES
mglT II anotbacsrr IA tIaHp sfrst NV 0fears,
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o. ONE IItantsnE L,nrI.ans REVIVE
- r. WII.IipTsS fsi.ANpEISS, EsaTHrNT'Fsn
DW uurTE

exclusive patent rights purchased
by company gentlemen the city of Orleans
States Of Louisiana aissiapp Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
chase parish county State rights Of machinery
obtain e by applying to the undersigned, who ID sole
agent for The above company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27

The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of s3k per
paying interest outstanding Certificates
of Pof and ordered the redemption Of The Scrip issue Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

Important News from Mexic0-Tho Labor
Movement In New England-Tho Slave
Trade-The Negro In tho Metropolis
The Execution OF Crtmmias-Loca NJ
News OF the Observation-Disclosures Re-
ports, &c.
The FAMILY HERALD Of tomorrow "wednesday will
contain the latest News from Mexico, with the Official
Dispatches Of Com Jarvis In relation TO the recent
ture Of the Mexican steamers-Graphic Description Of the
Running Nght-The Retreat Of Mramon from Vera Cruz,
&c; Letters from Our Correspondent at Lynn Mass de-
scrptve Of the progress Of the Shoemakers Strke An
Account of the Capture Of Alleged Shaver the Coast
Of Africa; An interesting article the Negro in New
York-What He Does and How He Hves-Hs Status, &C. ;
An Account Of the Execution OF John Crimmins at tho
Tombs in this City Friday last Report Of Henry Ward
Beecher's Lecture, "How to Save the Uniou;' All the
local News Of New York and Vicinity Of Importance
Reports Of the Cattle Provision and Money Markets. and
all interesting matters Of the preceding week.
TEMs-$2 year; four cents = single copy. subscrp-
tens received at the Office OF Fulton
Nassau street, New York Single copies for sale a! the
counter and by all agents Advertisements inserted
st the usual HERALD rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

POSTAGE ON DELIVERED LErrEns.--We perceive
thu the Chairman of the Post Office Committee
of IA ne House states that propositiea is now
befor' them from private companies, to dehyer
mail aud drop letters from the Post Office
every two hoursfor one cent EACH instead of two
cents, which the carrier now receives for mail
letters. There is no doubt that the present
rate charged for the delivery of letters and
papers is extravagant; but if private parties
can deliver letters for one cent, we see no
reason why the Post Office Department could
not do the same. By the Postmaster Generals
report, it appears that s97 900 was collected
last year for the delivery of letters and papers
by carriers from the New York Post Ofice-a
heavy tax upon the recipients. We hope that
Congress will adopt some plan whereby the
tariff on delivered letters, both mail and drop,
can be reduced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

CONTRACTS FOR STREET CLEANING-The City
Inspector is now advertising for bids to clean
the streets by contract in pursuance of an Or
dinance of the Common Council, passed in
1859, the same to be opened on Thursday noon,
at his Office. We confess we are surprised ct
the loose manner in which the advertisement is
worded. 1t merely calls for proposals to clean
the streets, avenues, alleys, cutters, &C., of the
city for five years, without any specification as
to the mode of cleaning or the number of times
within the five years the cleaning is to be done.
Any one taking contract under this adver-
tisement may clean the streets only once in
five years, and at such time and in such manner
as he fit. Why not specify that the streets,
avenues, cutters, and so forth, must be swept
so many times week, and always at night?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

Meteorological Reports by Telegraph.
Al meeting Of the directors Of tho New York, New
foundland and London Telegraph Company, hold In tho
city Of New York, March 2s, 1860, was, on motion Of
MIR. Cyras w. Field, seconded by Mr.. Wilson G. Hunt,
unanimously
Resolved, That this company will transmit over III
lines daily, Sundays excepted, during the remainder
this year free OF charge,
To the Associated Press,
To the Superintendent, OF the Coast Survey,
To the Smithsonian Institute, and
To tbe National Observ tory,
bret daily meteor illogical report from Newfoundland,
as contribution TO science and = means Of demoa-
stratng the great utility OF The telegraph in that depart
ment OF knowledge
Resolved, That copy OF this resolution be furnished
10 the agent OF the Associated Press Professor A. d.
sache, L. D. superintendent OF the Coast Survey; Pro-
fess0r Joseph Henry, L. L. D. Secretary Of the smith
topisu Institute
The executive committee Of tho Nova Scotia Telegraph
Company acoede with pleasure to the required meeoro
logical report being transmitted free Nova Scotia and
Newfoundland for the parties named
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03
Fat.l Afrr.v in w.ter street.

A MAN KICKED TO DEATH-EscAPE OF THE PERPE-
TRAITOR OF THE DEED.
Yesterday afternoon o terrible afray occurred in
porter house. No. 514 Water street, man named Peter
Hail. ship cauker, being kicked to death by Patrick
Murphy. From the facts which were enabled learn
appears that both Of the above parties have for
time been employed together the Balance Dry Dock
as ship caukers. Hall, it seems, yesterday on
spree and while at the above porter house. which kept
by man named Lohmamus, ne encountered Murphy
Several drinks were had when the two got into angry
words. Hall being very much excited, owing to being
under the effect OF tho liquor. After quarrel
ling for some time they came to blows, when
Murphy dealt Hall powerful blow, knocking
him to the floor. he then followed up the
assault by kicking HIM with his heavy boots,
and in such brutal manner that the unfortunate
died about ten minutes afterwards There
raj In the store at the time, and Immediately took Murphy
o Of Hail. but he had succeeded in doing all the injury
before they could get hi@ ont OF the way Murphy was
formed Of Halls death and instantly 1ed since which
time be has not been seen. Boh men are reported to
have been on the best OF terms previous TO the aray
The Seventh ward police were called in, and the
body Of Hall was conveyed to the Seventh
aeny
about four O'Clock Hall standing a. the bar, wsen
Murphy entered and came up, taking the hand Of Hail.
intoxicated, and staggered several times facg
the floor Hall then accused Murphy of insulting him by
throwing him down; Murphy told him that he was mis-
taken that he fell himself; Hall then made hit at Muir
phy when be again fell to the floor. and getting up
stunned his attack, Murphy in defence dealing power
ful blow the neck OF Hail, knocking MIN over ami
under excitement kicked him in the body and head seve
raj times before stopped by those present Blood gushed
from the mouth Of Hail. and several lifted the
to chair, where in . few moments he fell dead John
Mccarthy ano Michael Sharp, two others who were pre-
cent gave about the same story stating that there were
quite number in the place at the time drinking when
dispute arose between Hall and Murphy They alege that
Hall first struck Murphy but this is said by others not
to DO the
Murphy had not been arrested up to late hourlast
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ON FrsHFuLI MOUNTAINS On Saturday
morning early, fire was the North Beacon, one
OF the Fahkl mountains, about mile from MasewAn,
Duchess county. 1t is supposed that II was caused BY
parties hunting In the mountains the afternoon prevou
1t was not sufficiently large attract much notice whe
first observed but the day advanced the flames spread
with wonderful rapdity the wind blowing quite freshly
By night is supposed tina. no less than thousand
acres were in flames, comprising circle OF about three
miles The spectacle s represented TO have been terribly
grand and was distinctly seen from Mltewan, Fshkiu
village NeWburg and vicinity. For considerable dis.
lance the heavens reflected the light, which Tor
many miles around, and repcEter from gen
teman from Hudson that 1t distinctly seen In Kings
ton Towards nine O'Clock Saturday nigh, the citizens
OF Mauewan became alarmed at the rapid progress of
tue flames towards the village, and the fire alarm rang
that village, when the hre companies, with large mum
Der Of the citizens started for the point rc nearest the
village and succeeded In giving the lamos another di.
rection. There hundred and ffy cords Of Gu,
wO0d destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

ST JOSEPH, April z, IS6U
The arrangements all complete whereby the fret
pony Of the California express will leave here to morrow
al five O'Clock p NJ In order avoid the delay letters
from New York and other Eastern cities day, viz
Sabbath the day and hour of starting from here
will be changed to Friday of each week. at nine
cay. the 18th day OF April, after which 1t will
sart regularly every week. Time TO Fort Kearney
thirty four hours reat Salt Lake hundred and
ty hours, Carson City hundred eighty eight
hours, Pacervie, two hundred and twenty six hours
Sacramento City two hundred and thirty four hours and
San FapcsSo hundred and forty Despatc hes
will be teegraphed from the telegraph station
which will be reached in about hundred hours Des
patches will 60 from any point East 10 any place Cali
forpia about two hundred and five hours Dispatches
are already coming In for this route.