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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18
ARGE SALE of TVOROUGH- BRED TROT.

I ARGE SALE Of THOROUGH-BRED TROT-
IL TING and other HORSES at WOODBURY. FARM
On WEDNESDAY the I'D day Of August viii sell at pubic
ale between 50 and head OF thorough bred tonR and other
Horses consisting of about IS thoroughbred Mares the sans
number trong and the balance young stock OF both
sors Catalogues stock ready for distribution month pre-
the day Of sale and then be had on sPgGsson
Mr. d LFVIGENT, or the subscriber, r. A1TCHEsON ALI
EXANDER, Spring Station, Lexington and Frankfof
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EOR SALE at AUCTION-To close an Estate,
40 scres Of farming land being portion Of the Odel
Homestead near Dobbs Ferry ~ miles from sraoa station
Will be sold in parcels the whole. Ii Is located on the ee
ated ridge of land commanding vie Of Long aud Sound
well wtered very healthy location most eligible for coun
try citizens New York City Sale the
49,. seueuber the lat at DEL ,ck m Sale positive. For
further pariruars enquire Of EDMON COFFIN 81 Nassau
N Y or JOHN g. OnELI, OIL the premises.
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HnanriaI.
DROPOSALS for $3.50, 900 of 1.-THE CROTON
i WAIER STOCK or TILE CITY OLE AEW.YQRKn

II y ~ VI
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Controllers Office until
THURSDAY, September H. 1866, sta o'clock p. m, when
the will be publicly opened for the whole part Of the
sum of Two Huudied and Fifty Thousand Dollars Of The
CrOton WteI Stock Of the City Of New authorized BY
chap 32 of the laws Of 1860 and BY Ordinance Of toe Com
mon Council approved by the Mayor August 1860 for in
creasng the supply of Coton Wse and extending the nece'
Works for accumulsting and distributing the
The said Stock will bear interest the rate Of cent per
snnum payable qusTterye,ry and the principal will be
deemable on the first day Of November, 1888
The Proposals will state tie Of Stock desired aud the
price per sre and the parsons vhose prop sails accepted
will be required deposit with the Chamberlain Of che city
within days after the opening the bids the swsrdedto
them respectively including the premiums on the same
On presenting the Controller the receipts Of the Chamber
lain such deposits the parties will be entitled TO receive GER
for equal amounts Of the par value of the stock bearing
interest from the dates Of payments. -
Each proposition should be sealed and ndor.ed Proposals
for Croon Water Stock Of the City Of York. and the
anne inco.ed In second envelope addressed to the Controller
The Qt the Of the Controller 10 reject
bids If considered to protect promote
the interests of the city. - - ,, - .,
CITY Of New.York Department of Finance,
Controllers Office, August IA 1860.
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CILKS, SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
- NEW FALL SILKS.
CHAS, HEARD & Co, No SOL GRAND-ST.,
Are receiving daily,
LARGE INNOlCE OF NEW FALL SILKS,
IN ADVANCE OF THE SEASON,
To which they would invite the attention OF
STRANGERS VISITING NETWORK.
OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT OF NEW FALL SILKS,
Embrace, many designs and patterns,
NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE.
Ladies' visiting the city for novelties for economical
ch should by all means call and
Examine this stock
of
FNTIr ELY NEW AND RICH FALL SILKS,
RICH DRESS SILKS,
NEW AND CHOICE STYLES,
From co cents to 81 80 per yard.
CHAS. HEARD Co,
No sol Gfsnd-st-
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Cost an6 fonno.

II OST-At Long Branch-a Lady's double-faced
IL GOLD LOCKET containing two Aubrotypss, with Chain
and Pencil II taken by mistake return Locke ana no qnes
tons found finder viii be suitably rewarded by eav
ing Il with c. NORRIS Psvlan Hotel Long Branch,
n. J or d. BARNES. No 10 Psrk.row New-York
DICKED UP ADRIFT, on the night of the 4th
III inst two ROW BOATS Throggs Neck The owner
have them by proving property and Payg charges For In
on call New Haven Packet Office No. ll6 Southst
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8ales bp Aurtioit.
A LECTION SALE of MAGNIFICENT HOUSE

"A UO!ION chLE vi nAuNI Icy - 49, o.
vsts residence No 10 West s6h st. SHAY conn ing on
Rosewood Piano forte Drawing Room Suite mSrs on
Ier Lace Curtains; English, Brussels and Spy CaIpe
Painting BroDzes Clocks Rosewood Mahogany and
Furpi.ue Also Dining Room. Basement and Kitchen furh
ture. Sale commencing at lot ocoek vopn .,.,o,o.,
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OYYICE NEw YORK FIRE AND MARINE Insurance Co,
New-York, Aug ls60. )
nIVIDEND.-A Semi-Annual Dividend of Ten
~ has this day been declared payab to the stock
holders on demand Office If the Company No " Wall St.
ID. UNDERHILL, Secretary.
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90 6portsmen.

U1IsHING TACKLE.
- Ne Z wARREN-ST.:
NEAR BROADWAY.
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on il,bum It Aaap GOssferst.
CHANCES for Business Ellen.

A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE-In the low
~ ar part Of this city, with Lease attached Win require
from 4sNnto $1,000 Part real estate viii be taken Apply
10 e. B. Tribune Office.
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printing.

AT JAMES EVERDELLs-Weddng Cards,
"A NOTES kc-These celebrated engraved Cards can be hae
shly the old Gard Depot No. SI BroAdwsy corner
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price,
II Wedding At Home and Note Papers &c Business Cards
BIZ heads Portraits KELLYs, Nc 81 Fuonst I.
UTM- EVERDELLs SONS, No. I04 Futon-st.
w Latest styles of WEDDING CARDS, NOTES EN-
yELOPES Go Established 1881
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BEDFORD FEMALE INSTTTUTE-At Bed
ID ford Weschester County, New York "A Family Beard
ins School under the charge Of Mr. and Mrs BOLTON oaa
ton elevsied healthy with 10 Of welsadet orn
grounds competent teachers employees highest sd san
tsges offered for music painting &c Terms from fiW 70
$500 year Fall term reopens Wednesday, sept FOR err
plsrs Sppy 10 Mr. JAMES BATES American Exchange Bank
Building corner Of Broadway and at lscksons mourn
Inc sto,e No E5l broadway; or address the Principal
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6otels.

TRAVELLERS drive direct to the SMITH
sONIAN HOUSE, Broadway, corner Of Houston St, New
York Conducted the European Plan In thorough order
clean rooms good fare prompt attendance and moderate
charges .. hibAD'
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g DRAPER, No. SO Pine-st.-INSURANCE
-. and BANK sFOCKs and sCRtPS Of all kinds tated
Auction Stocks Whenever desired Securities bought and
sold al the hoard Of Brokers
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DEPUBLICAN PAPER for SALE-A first
elias, WEEKLY Republican Paper for sale having an excel
lent State and Country patronage sud larger adysr
Using patronage ky county paper In the state Inc
re proprietor is selling owing TO III health W De soa
yery cheap for only Address W. t. Post oceDsn'
,illa Lizinrston County n. Y.
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ADJUST BE SODA good BUSINESS, long
WI established conneced with the OGe Of sn5 @ be-
for eighteen Ststes This s sure and ssie NJ Com
soa aItb Pi,e n suranco Coup.ny, Office No 6Wast
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Gunner Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD at YONKERS.-The sub
~ serber will have two large PARL0RS vacant in sfw days
on Walnut Hill three of mile east Of depot spend
view lawn plenty Of shade and fruit &C. Forfu'ther
P'''''0''''' DWIGHT BISHOP, No. 1914 Hudson.st.
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IANUFACTURERS.-FO a good tenant, an
wi IRON FOUNDRY or buildings suitable ,9r o,ner "a
trrins nprposes with steam power and shsnz would DE
sIsCe5 al EJizABETBPoRT j. The buildings wouli be
~ % IA car, from b. ,al and iron mines aud lumber dis
s Of PennsyvsuA could be brought directly ito the yard Of
~ sabNsbep Distant from New York Ia miles By railroad
nd ~ niles nv water navigble throughout the Mod
rate rent with privilege Of purchasing the property on easy
terms. Apply, from II to P m TO M. W.T.
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

40 LISPENARD- ST, near Broadway.-Roomi
Bosd Lodgings Wstchman all night Soanish spoken
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Orean Cleaners, &t.
ATLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVI
N CATION COMPANY.

ATLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAvI-
n CATION COMPANY.
NETWORK AND GALWAY LINE.
TOUCHING AT ST. JOHNS. N. +.
Carrying the British Msil and Government Dispatches
The Steamers comprising this Line have been approved by tss
NEW IRoNsIDE WHEEL STEAMERS,
CONNAUGHT.. ................ 400 tuns burden
LIN 4,F1 tuns outden
MINISTER. tuht
ULSTER..".. ~, tuns ouf9eh
PARANA................. 400 tuns burden
The next departures will be the , 49,
PARANA Capt HEENAN, on TUESDAY, Aug. ,. hoa
DS CotSSNAUGHT, Capt LETTCH, on TUESDAY, jep IL.
from New. York.
Rates of massage 10 any part Ireland Rail wy and 10
the prlI cipal cities of Er gland and Scotland
First Class. BO0 $50 and bTs according TO ti Groom &C.
commodns Third Class $50 including cooked yisions
And TO 81 Johns n First Class s3S Thk Class 90
Children under II years half prizes under year tree Third
class passeng. required to furnish beds andrns
Persons taking NewYok for the steamers sa ing
from Boston, passage from NewYork Boston
regards safety and comfort nbned with model
ard propeng power and built with wter ccmpazt
me IT, Eey hdenty expected TO supps In speed AID
qusies, vessels ut and are epets
With eiegencies snd convs niancss
An attached 10 eao ship Persons wish
ing to for their friends ooa return tickets o. low
rses.l
f'' ROWLAND 4 AsPlEvALL Agents.
Nos 81 and So Southst
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
IL NITURE In all colors and styles. Wholesale Retail eli
S25 and upward also Mattresses and Psillssses
WARREN WARD No 2T7 C.nal.Pt.,
-Four doors east Of Broadway, N. Y.
DITNAMs PATENT SPRING BED-The best
L IN nae WIN NJ PUTNAM Agent,
No. l8l Centre-st. (near CANAL, N. Y.
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PLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION GLEN
III WOOD and 0LENCoyE landing q, NEW-ROCHELLE;
CITY ISLAND BAYLrs DOCK, opposite 70 Wmtestons ana
fine-t EVERY SUNDAY at $3.50, Delaney SEAS nh hth
aio NH e5 fine Grove free 10 the patrons OF ts boat
One Of the ues exeurOns Of day Fare for the whole ex
n centa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18

L'EW Institutions so fully meet the wants of those
i educating daughters abroad the YOUNG LADIES IN
STIIUTE AUBURN New York Pa ens should learn its pecu'
liar advantages from circulars, obtained OF lvson fhnney
Derby Jackson and c. NJ Saxon Co.. NewfoIk or the
PRINCIPAL.
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GLOTE IL JAMES,
- sTATToNERs PRINTERS and BLANK-sOOk MANU-
FACTTRERS No IS Fultons Orders respectfully solicited
VICTORIA BRIDGE MEDAL.-Just received,
Y supply Of these MEDALS, in white metal Price, 81
each TIFFANY CO., No. $50 Broadway
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Jnsnrauee Companies.

IN IECE COMPANY PURELY MUTUAL, Of Boston
Mass Fund 10 pay Lossss, ONE mlLLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS 49,. 40.
- 1ftes psvine losses, over S1O0,00O,
And BfViDENDs IN CASH 100000. ,,
.,tos Sooumen concerning Life Assurance furnished grss
John HOPPER Agent and Attorney for the 90,
M.,oooIit.n Bank Budln Ito Broadway cor Pinest NY
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CUNDAY BOAT for KEyPORT and PEKih
To,tenxle and ClAwood.-The fine. commodons steamer
ALICE PRICE leaves EVERY SUNDAY ran or saae a. 'i
Moth River at 81 O'Clock Returning leaves heyPor 81
oclock a aking ell the landings Fare - cents
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staticnerp anb fanrp GOODS.

DARp BROTHERS g. Co., Manufacturers Of
fhnn1 n pFNs PEN and PENCIL CASES u Msiden-lans,
NsvYorh Also manufacturers Of Bard Wilson'S faten
Anxuay NIB Gold Pens Gold Pens rep ned OF -tcHapkeo
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EOR SALE, or to LET-A FAMILY BOARD
INGSCHOOL for Young Ladies. within hour and aud
hafs rde the city. Address the Rev o. D. SANE no.
d Bible House, New FORK.
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nAyID WALKER, StatiOner, Printer, and
)RisL Book Manufacturer No Park place uoder Broad
Bank Tag and Counting Notions in great variety
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mants.

VITANTED-By two reliable young Women, STU
w atons as CHAMBERMAIDS aud WATERS and assis
Washing aud Ironing orascompete9t ana
Roth Va do either and separate Understand their business
We'll As their reference will show No objections to the country
small gi wants place to MIND CHILDREN or d. hi1hl
nj
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asbish1 Of The Stlarksts for gast aalsth.
cBsscxsT oFricE. No. 70 Camp stree,

cHEscxsr OFFICE No. 70 Camp street I
Saturday Morning. April q 1850 s
Only a moderate business has been done in our
general market during the past week, though .
fair demand has prevailed for the better qualities
Of our leading staples, which have been scarce
and held at very full prices. Flour has been
frmer, with rather better inquiry, while Grain
and most kinds of Provisions have gone of slowly
at previous rates. In Tobacco the operations have
been of more limited character. Freights have
been easy for shippers without any further mate
rial alteration in the rates.
The Australasian's adyices, embracing Liverpool
dates to the 18th inst, came through on Monday,
reporting dull market for Cotton with tendency
in favor of buyers, though the figures were with
out quotable alteration. The sales Of Wednesday
and Thursday together stated at 10000 bales,
of which 5000 were for export and on speculation.
The Money market was stringent, and the Bank
rate had been advanced to u cent
CoTTos. There has been a fair inquiry for
good and Clean descriptions Of Cotton. which have
been very scarce and held at extreme rates, while
the lower qualities are abundant and have been
offering at easy prices for buyers. The sales Of
the week have embraced some $1,000 bales, Of
which 1000 on Saturday, 10000 on Monday, $500
on Tuesday, 45o0 on Wednesday, $500 on Thursday,
and 1000 yesterday, the market closing at about
the range of the following quotations, which ap-
ply to mixed and average lists, even running lists
and such entirely free from dust being worth
3@4c. above our our outside figures:
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The tonsors in reality, that is, the real tonsora,
who never look at what is termed AL paper, unless
at their optical vision say there is plenty of money
at from 1904 and 30 Get. But the question is, is
there any business that will support these figures,
or above Is 19ct. The bank statement to morrow
will show them all to be in good position but Of
course on diminished scale in every item.
The Exchange market was stiff to-day. There
were, however, large transactions in sight on New
York at lC9I prem. The demand at the banks was
fair at /, and double AL sold freely outside at an
OF prem. There were other sales at from para
l-l6 prem. There were also sales of three days
sight at par; thirty days sight at dis, and choice
sixty days at get. dis Other grades at from l !
@la and y dis. Though some double Al was held
at dis. "a small sold at the fgure) it ia not
| quotable. Sterling had upward tendency an
unfavorable omen when taken in all its bearings.
The large dealers were paying loss@loss there
| were sales also at losa. The banks which were
drawing asked lo9l@losl so that remittance rates
ruled at from losH@los up to loaa. Francs dull
and inactive, though good bills would be taken to
| fair amount if offered. We quote s.22A 952l4 to
5.l6a, and from 5.15G05.I0 on Paris direct.
| The following figures denote the rates Of ex
change last year on this day corresponding
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There Is to be another advance to cover last
years quotations, the remark that Sterling was
high to-day has no great support.
The Stock and Share market is inactive. There
have been sales Of City Bonds, endorsed by rail.
roads, in small sums at 81. sale of Sl3 600 Mort
gage Construction Bonds, 0peiousas Railroad. at
80; 20 shares Canal Bank at 1913. There were ne
gotiations going on for the transfer of several
shares of the different banks. Within the past few
days there have been large supplies Of Insurance
Scrip offered on the Market which has caused
depression in rates from last Sales brought about
by the desire of several parties to realize
In Bank Shares there have been no large sales,
and we can only give the quotations as on the
market: 553.l
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IAcOss, AlsI t.ALl.E..A =, ' .aAMr sEKREl

~ New Oeans-E Il. Jarobs III Lis old pcat again.
FIR sbstbsr respectfully informs shs nroaa a.
dis celebrated Dagnerreotype, Ambroiyp and Ph9caph Cal
ny established in lS42 that his a. secured, yrx
he services Of Mr. JACOBS The original psaproser has
he art Patrons ierefore rely haag furnished with
portrnls 81 the finest finish
Miniatures OF all siEes in oil coors,
% az 70 su the taste snd price Of ALL win be IN
pastnbie style Photographs from life prures
pnhe private balds Of machinery will % taken of
any sze required either plain pHnied
ne best artists In the United States spioyst
work done will be guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art
The GALLERY ID elegantly tilted with esnas eoliseo1
81 works OF and vern and aes and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit it.
~ 9rn T.. f,fFKAN, =
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SUGAR.. Tie receipts continue light. and with
fair demand the market has fully recovered tren
the depression noticed in orr last report and most
of the transactions have been at an Improvement
in the rates. The weeks sales have reached about
$500 hhds., and the market closed at the range OF
the following quotations:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fair 10 Fully Faf Prime Choice.
Clarified and Refined .bss@gia
Weeks receipts, a434 hhds.--ESports. 226.
MoLAssEs. =. The receipts continue very light,
and have consisted mainly of Ordinary and Fer.
menting descriptions, which have met with q fair
demand for Refining purposes. The sales of the
week hays reached barely 1000 bbls., prices range
ing at 3o6D37c. for Inferior and Fermenting, and
37@39c % gallon for Primo to Choice, with a few
small lots of hf. bbls at 3sD39c. T. gallon, accord
ing to quality
Weeks receipts, 36ll bbls.-Exports, l55.
FLoUR.. The market continues inactive. aud
holders have been claiming still higher prices.
The sales up to Thursday evening embraced some
10000 bhls. at q range Of IS 756Bs6 90 for Super
fine, and 81 00@s7 rs up toss SO 5s Dbl for good
to Choice brands of Extra. Yesterday $50 bbls.
Superfne sold at IS 90, zoo at Sc co. 800 Fancy at
IS Is, loo hathoop at IS SIS, and 500 Choice Extra
at s. so o. Dbl.
Weeks receipts, II $50 bbls--Exports, ssol.
WHEAT. We have heard Of nothing new aimee
the sales reported some time since at 81 6o@sl 60
D bushel for good to Prime Red.
Weeks receipts, none; Exports, none.
CoRN The market for this article has been
literally supplied, and with fair demand for |
Prime Qualities, the sales up to Wednesday even
ing reached some 80, 600 sacks, chiefly at 65@70c
for Ordinary, 7o@75c. for Mixed and Yellow. 75@ |
&c. for White Mixed, and 1905 and 90c. u bushel
for Fair to Prime and Choice White On Thurs |
day 1890 sacks were sold at 66c. for Ordinary
Mixed and 73@7ae. for Yellow and Mixed White /
yesterday about Il 500 sacks were sold, including
900 at -, s4n Mixed and Yellow at 9Th and 6se.,
100 at To@T2, 1900 at 7o@75, $40 White Mixed ut
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n A. FAtaNEsIOCs. u vEha1IFUGE.

Ths safe and remedy FOR Worms IS bees more
extensively used by practising hAn aly pro-
nrissr medicine which hassyss nA q ~ asaics n ~
United Siass.
II used with the freedom and eenfsace y gentis
taped enhance IN The medical profession N
all Tho Mid lie IVES rrn mi s6uthefE State
Ths great Of h PIP ars L IN ct that notaiEg has
which be aubte In ifs place. ard thef
NAV be- vi hout 'esr thu sesult Its
perfect ~ recommends 1t #
GREETED within System. II will speedily expsl them shous
fsii 5555a. 80 l,4533ss ss7354
lint order obtain the genuine arttce purchaser
has guard and lk we'll thr initisi he br<
be nartienlT thai ha Ia having B.
tshraxfrsti To mi .ss sud ri a- a. IrssW
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M 3 6
i >. nos T17.s.ss. ~ ~, IN, !, 3.
!. - ], ~ r. ea'is Aaaa Sacaae 40
w. NJ. :. -.
II ~ =, i1,Sis'
. = poa- 4'.o0O AscAs ~. LOUIS mare seen
so''' as.'ns snc "eeA 81 range os sesDsSc., me
49, fess'is TRANSACTIONS eeing ~ sogSfc. y
p.s.ei.
"ss> rsceipts 1s,ffi SACKS expors 10
Dk s IN. ne principal sales during the past
week nave been az y uOe9sI Us and 81 10 u 100
iss.
H4Y-... we have notiesd Aales "a some 5000
Daies during tneWcek q = range OF s24 0oGe25 30
ana 80 w e 1pn Iof FAT % fflIne Western
PORK. :. Ihe market Continues inacfiye, and fhs
sales up to Thursday evening were confined To
ABOUT Iooo Dds. az w eoe1*ls 10 and $ls IS for
Even Weight 10 Extra Heavy Mess, and sl5 o6@
slI % for MO-, and $14 90 u Dbl for Prime
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on he
lst inst was A,15s bbis., Of all kinds.
Week's receipts, 374z bbls--Exports, 475.
Bacon >. With moderate demand the sales Of
the week embraced some 500 casks chiefly at &c.
Tor Shoulders 9s@l0c. for Ribbed Sides, and
ilac y n. for Clear Sides; small lots Of Extra Sugar
Cured Hams selling At 12@1sc. D ID.
weeks receipts, 1854 cks. and tcs, Exports, ~
bkEP. The market continues inaniHate, and
We nave not heard Of sale Of any npor-
I lance during the past week. The last trazisae-
uons reported were at so 50,04I4 80 o Dbl. for
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| 4 RtsLEGANs FEasaAf4EI sAGaasssm ~
" vERANbA BHfLDING.
SIS Old No. Camp sewsen Poeyt.rs and Casps sa


the Seventeenth Of ths fsssiss1to ssss A,
The Firsi Monday Of September, 1854 =
rne PIN Q, Instruction eomntsse snesAa sn
kssasges The Frsah Il daily spoken ne achooI nd -
Modern Classics are thoroughly snalyzsd- =
The ncation Is central, and the su sus ana
e ventilated The seieo IA provided With rhncs library
z7sT lssSsf - sN'' '"f~
Reference, irn,nefable atnons them fas Aunne Of
hiH naiituion. sho number se.y,
sndeHts admitted At ANY time during ihe session,
iarther PARTICULARS
lnstlfnton. u. b. DINITRT, a. a,
President Of the Beard
New orenns. August 1859. anslAWa
ITALIAN aIARBLE-ala aasns Of WHINE asa vesned
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-28
DENTISTRY,

DENTISTRY.
t4sz.#ssss DIR. A. r. DDSTIE, No. 10 BA-
ROME STREET having procured the ns.
1IIYYYY aance Of one of the skil,ul pentsts in
ths countTypR METCALF, of New York-s new prepared
to attend promptly 10 all branches Of
DEETIs TRY
Entrusted to his care
In regulating cH1LpRENs TEETH ard the manufacture
of Artificial Teeth Dr. NJ has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS.
sA-Teeth extracted without rain. fe27 Nm