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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

DEATH OF GOLD JOE SWEENEY. THE original
banjoist "Old Joe Sweeney died at the late
residence of his father, ina Appomattox county,
Va, on the 9th ult, at about the age of forty
five years. He had Travelled extensively in Eu-
rope and almost entirely over the United States,
and enjoyed probably greater reputation than
any other man as banjost having been the first
white man to introduce the banjo to the public.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

A country gentleman promised to attend meet
ing, but broke his engagement. When remon-
strated With he excused himself by saying that he
had been attending another meeting, and then
cannot be in two places ut once. am not am
phibious.s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
ANOTHER ODE ron RHs RRrwGE.



IT is pretty generally known that the English
'esidents of this city appointed committee to invite
The young Prince to a banquet not long ago; and
L is equally well known that said committee Ras
Awfully snuhbed by the advisers of is iihgnesa.'
This snubbing appears to have been taken kindly,
however, for q friend informs us that our BTi-
tannc fellow citizens have just addressed the fol-
lowing
HoDE TO rs ,IGHNEss.
We 'ear your 'ighness 'olds most dear
The least of Hingland's rights,
And 'oping you will ark to hns,
We sing with hall our nights.
Your 'ighness, you must ave thought
Of low these Yankee 'oga
Let General 'Arney, not long since,
Treat Hinglismen like dogs.
They let i'm h,aet OF San Juan
As though Y h'owned the place:
And there e united Hinglishmen
And hall the Hngish race.
Your ighness, when you reach the throne,
Will ang this Arney Ugh
That his, if e should 'appen then
To fall beneath your h'eye.
But let us leave this 'oFrid theme,
And ave word or two
About tile folks you've come hiamong,
Before we bid h'adieu.
New York society his formed
OF hall the hods and h'ends
That 'ang h'about the shrine OF wealth,
Hand call h'each other friends.
They ave an 'orror of the stock
From which they hall ave come,
Hand pride themselves on Hinglish hairs.
But that is all ium.
Your royal 'ighness should beware
HiOff hall the plans tleVsl make
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

THE GREATEST OF ALL POLITICAL DISPLAYS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

John, you seem to be getting flesh every day
the grocery business must agree with you. Whak
did you weigh last % We'll, Simon, really
don't known; but 1t strikes me il was q pound q
butter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
n HE IsPEC INE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,

Has cured thousands of both sexes of dreadful @
sers. Read and reflect
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

A GLASS BELL.-A church bell made of glass,
IL inches high. and Is inches in diameter, has
been recently placed in the turret of the chapel at
Grange, Berrowdale, Cumberland, England.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

General Pimodan lost his life at the battle of
Castelfdardo in this way: Sitting on horseback
under a mulberry tree, he had scarcely issued his
first orders when he was struck by three balls one
of which broke his jaw, another struck him in the
chest, and the third hit his foot He fell at once,
and was removed to neighboring cottage where
all that was possible was done for him. He died
in the Of the night in the hands of the Pied
montese
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

CAMEL Co1L.-Messrs. Allison, Patsison 3 Co.,
70 caondeet street. advertise that they have landing and
for SALE ehoce Camel coal in lots to suit purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

A MAGNIFICENT PAGEANT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
SUCCESS OF THE sARDlNIANs IN NAPLES.

DEFEAT OF THE NEAPoLITANs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
rELeaaAeAeo TO The NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

STEAMSHIP PRINCE ALBERT AT ST. JOHNS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
Speech of Hon. Rande11 Hunt

N. o. ALL FORE. = E.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
gotal snteatgslat.

THE DEMONSTRATION LAST NIGHT,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
State of the Markets.

or THE w4RsAw NETTING.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
Try it, Prove 1t, Know 1T,

And its wonderful and virtues that those
who suffer- who threatened with suing be led to
use simple nnoxous preparation furnished by the field Of
Nature for
MAN's BLEs INC.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

There have been no regular returns of the quan-
tty over the Jackson Railroad since Friday last,
the I'd. There are receipts reported of something
like 1000 bales, but they are not entered on the
regular manifests or freight lists at the office, we
do not take them into consideration. We shall
have good weeks receipts with fair supplies of
sugar, let who will be elected President to. day. and
if there should not be any election the cotton will
continue to come, and it will not be long before
gold or its equivalent will be in readiness to pur-
chase it. The freight market was heavy yester.
day. The European advices by the Prince Albert
and Adriatio were received at an early hour,
were commented on in brief way concluded to
be hardly worth the transmission, and so the day
closed, with some little perturbation in other re-
spects, which we may talk of in our next.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP PERSIA OFF CAPE RACE
ITALIAN AFFAIRS UNcHAN ED
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
VOLUME XIII,
Neu Orleans 1ailp Crescent.

OBSERVATIONS FOR OCTOBER.
BY LEwEs d,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
INpECTINE;

PERSIAN FEVER oHARN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

News FROM THE HAYES ARCTIC ExPED1rIoN.--The
Boston Traveller says that the United States Vice
Consul at Copenhagen, Denmark, furnishes the
gratifying intelligence that an "official' package
from DIR. Hayes commander of the Arctic expedi-
ton, has been received by one of the Royal Green
land Company's vessels from Upernavik. This as
sures the friends of the expedition of the prompt
arrival of DR.. Hayes at the port nearest the field of
his labor. The next European mail may bring let
ters from the Arctic yoyagers. DR.. Hayes prom
ised his friends that they should hear from him
sboutthe lst of November. That promise has been
fulfilled
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

ONE DAY LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
INPECTINE

INPECTINE
Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND MEDICINE DEAL
ERs IN AMERICA.
Price, One Doar-sen by mail to any part Of the u 8.
n e NJ E M B ERH
It's not taken inwary but applied outwardy accosdng
10 directions, which accompany each package.
MANUFACTURED BY
JOHN WILoox & CO.,
No. lis Main street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
BRANCH OFFICE.
No. as. Bank of Commerce BuiIding.
NEW YORK.
aJ WRIGHT A CO. Il and Isl chsrtrcs street. General
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
.UsrR1As CONCESSIONS TO HUNGARY.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ADR1AT1o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

AN INSULT TO DOUGLAS. = The Montgomery
(Ala) Mail of Friday last has the following para
graph;
We hear it said this morning, that three or four
eggs were thrown at Mr.. Douglas last night at the
Exchange Hotel just as he was about leaving
carriage. If it be true, we have only to express
our regrets that it happened in Montgomery, with
the belief that no one OF our citizens did it. The
city is full of strangers, of them from other
States, and among so many, of course all the vari
GUS shades of character may be found. But if
citizen of Montgomery of this State is the guilty
one, he should be found out and held up to the in
dignant frowns of our citizens. Whatever the de-
gree of respect may be which we entertain for the
opinions and person of Mr.. Douglas his supporters
in our community are gentlemen, and their feelings
should be respected.
We unite with the Mail in its condemnation of
this outrage. For the credit and fair fame of the
South we hope the report is untrue. Especially
unfortunate is it as matter of policy. The cir
cumstance will be telegraphed all over the North,
the cry will be raised that there is no free
speech" in the South, and that insults offered
to men occupying the very highest positions. We
have no doubt this thing will cost us thousands of
votes to-day in the Northern States
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

ss-J WRIGHT Co., Il and ISL oharrcs street. General
tspais fo s-9uth. o2S is&T
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEHERs,
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE!

The terrible maiady known as FEVER AND AGUE has
smen hundreds thousands of throughout the world
every year till been by successful med
cal treatment that has not produced
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-28
Delinquent Tax-List.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,

-0q77 Wood Co., Wis, April I'd, 1905
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
lf scribed lands have been returned BY the
Treasures of the several Towns in said County,
to- delinquent taxes on the same for the year
1859, and that 80 much Of each tract or parcel
of land described herein as may he necessary for
that purpose, will, on the SECOND TUESDAY
of NAY next. and the next succeeding days be
sold by the Treasurer of the County of Wood, at
public auction, at his office, in the town of
Grand Rapids. for the payment of taxes interest
and charges thereon, unless said taxes interest
and charges shall be paid before said day Of
sale.
THOMAS B. SCOTT, Co. Treas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-28

sW General Sun d lie, the
Southwestern Indian fighter,
says, in his memoir just publish,
Ell, that he pail y visit to Wash
III gton when Jackson was Presi-
dent anl adds:
The ladies' Of Washington
struck ne, who hal SO long been
accnStom3t t, tt, SUI b1rncl
miiaens Of the woods, as very
fair aud beautiful, very ftscina-
ting and refined. n one thing
they differ from orr Indian wo-
m m; they look one fall in the
face, and it is difficult to with
stanl TIL air chances. Al In lian
maid, when a warrior Apr zach
eS, bends her heal like Il dro ID
ing leaf. 1t is only in the deep
est recesscS, when no others are
near, that her lnror seoe tho
whole luStrc Of her eyes, or even
the bushes that mantle on her
cheek. They love intensely.
and make the most faithful Of
wives AMI the tenderest of moth
ers."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-28

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-28

a. Timothy Hay was eaten
By a horse one day last week, in
Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Az Mr.. Toucey has not coDradictes the report tha'
the Cumberland will BE- the flagship OF the Home ga
tion we uIpose it is correct This Is rer ,srauo
NOV. ment Of the Navy Department. 1t virtually TO-
udat.s 90 far as our navy ia concerned the well e.
tablished principle that all asgshPs should Dc steam
ets England, France, Russia, Austria SPAN, aou
even South American powers have put their admlrais
and commodo es on board vessels propelled by steam
a, that course has been conceded by all naval author-
ties 10 be 10 keeping with the spirit Of The age II pre-
vents endless difficulties arising from the necessary Oh
sending subo, diua,e ald partially irresponsible OH eis
Oh important missi requiring expedition, aud orlng7
MOI closely under tie surveillance OF The Commander
i.Crf the entire squadron over which he is ap-
o, oted. As q general thing, American flag officers
dislike steamers They supposed TO be too tct'ty
employed preerrug the joyed on an old-f'sh-
ioped ffly-gun fTigate Had the Savannah, Coumo
dore Salte1s flag ship in Brazil in 1855 been stsamr
there would have been M Paraguay espodltion, be-
cause that Hicers timely arrival at Bd-nos Ayres
would have s-tted in an the business which the
M rcu1ia Alva,ado Hunter # the Baiubrdge rendered
more comp)ica'ed. The San a,iuto was iit ont
flagship bat Commodore Imam prefer. Z the Con-
q citation, Four years ago we had more steam dag
sh than W have at present. The Congress, in Bra
ill is slow-sailing fripa e; the ConsteatJn, the
coast Of Africa is a railing vessel and now the Cum
b,rland is detailed for the squadron on which of all
others we need COmmaudeT-in Chef capable Of NOV
ing about quickly. So that, of our siX sq14drons,
three have sailing iagshps Since the return of the
Roanoke from the home feet the sailing corvette for
uerly figate) Savannah bas mad the Commodore on
board; but ths wac announced as a temporary ar
rsngenent only. Yet she is replaced by craft pro-
PEELED by canvas, while the steamer Susquehanna
owhsan ard Brooklyn and several gu. boa are on
tie station. If trouble ensues in tue Gulf the result
of this faur pas of the authorities cam but be dsas
trous While Captain preDdersast is at Vera Graz,
some minor off e. HOllins, may lind it necessary
70 bum down Greytown AL steamers s1ould DO flag
ships Sir John PakDgtoD ably showed in the British
Parliament why they sno1ld be 50 and tie Navy De-
psrtment of the United States is the only which
Goes not upon this theory.
The steamer Michigan the only naval craft on
the Lake. left Elie Pa on the llth inst, for Buffalo,
where she will be doeseo and overhauled. She had
new boilers recently put into her.
Letter bags for the following sqnadrons are now
open at the Brooklyn Lyceum, Navy Yard: China
f. et by clipper Messenger to sa 2lst inst. for H1ng
Kong; Med erraDean feet vessel not nImed Brazil
feet bag to go by bark Brazil, and viii close next
week. As already notified tie Pa wnee will take from
Philadelphia next week the week after, mail for
the Pacific and Home Squadron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
Total. ...............,......43l 203
Pot. ID -


We S 10 Saa %aki d and M S,yy s 81 SS Dale,
COFFEE NJ d,lste se,. m.sug at fal qaolatloas.
sses Of 90 bags hio q, l4c and 1871 1t BE- %
1agus, To a,Iiye coasrwile onp riyat. tera,s
HERR, I'D usOt Is stnrr quiet though Inquiry
is noticeable III der more favorable f"egn ~
hoWeveT lesoms business " Impotence Consequence
II u hodeis, ho k 2ic for haiuo-, sd2 Ic
Ai1ue oa 81 Lake Superior Other Ahos In lni ed
quest a. previous pr ces
IS fast ceed It l8c tor Prime City brauds Spefn aud
Psents steady rates faralne se in hiIod
FLOUR AND @EAL-Tp7 marE,t fcr We.tero and Stae
tloi + fgiet the :, maoo or taPGr; Is lbs. ayr snd me
vents the be ter sIedes Irregular aad more plenty out
20 S 'S al IS V soSs Is r Rs state ss and ' We
tern Is @dso 10 fo eAtra Western and the after
op tsua Ono the iu,de Atrs fer Grdary aAed
bran De- at 2Oa sc 80 us5s BRANDS do and - H1e7
for s. Louis Extra Csnadsn FloOft quiet the be ter ade.
the most after tue are tO 6o- 2! sta %
hotrIssye ospoed 10 se the Str i4cU bbs at %
~ 50 ol the better grade, Ry. flour in modrat, de
maud and is StsdJi sales Of 10 bts at % i10S4 40
Com Meal nscyo sua sales Of JES'y 1t % So and Bran
TsH~Dry Cod ar. in light stock aud with good demand
lead s,a ~ 49, md ST Georges Benk IS
- 81 butj lots store command hacsrr-
@ No snd - 50 qNo sS, are Ia Gt tr .up aao
IN oie ete quest aJG 80 81 tor No ud % to- hid
sme, t5 2Qs 20 for no ana ri Tor No d. sale. Of so
t n,a ae a Il % "a 70 Si ts Se %
x.stt q d85c. 'ot Scaled, aud - d22c. 'or No !.
FBl ITS ssns qht 'tl's OF $50 Layers =, ~ Is sud
l2l Tor bunch 90 hag Almonds &c to ..
10 PC. Dried axis quiet
GhAIN-1bs HEAT mEikt Il very active prices eIe var
The decline Is the most MARRIED 20 AnI0u Whi.r
Nsr this plenty at tie abatement active d~sud PEE
vsiire io rlpHt ard mill coi With good deu ud the
ss were about q go bush inolud ng So 81 White
NaLrTn Il IL ob04 az - 80 ,ush fag b. gooi Waite
Ohio 81 81 ~ IS 70 800 bush Red and Amber Mrst.
at 5td al 30 small lots do al ~ al 2 z0J bush sill.
went"s Slos q, ~ ste ~ 80 5.Sl 6u.h Chicago spas
Pine and hoico Wife Mi hran add Re tucky at - SJd
70 co. 40 bush Wait Canidiau al n busL MAle ali.
'ouh private trm r. I, rm I'D in demand for toe
uade, a. sale, OF 200 bush ut 1td8.o Ebrey l. lcdsiu
request ord ,teady sales go bush State tspfngl az Se
rscy AGltsNery bnn aud "a fs sale. Of 10 bash
ut Oats are nm tie 'ock ,sla nd tae demand active
nrs Of Ne.ten and Canadian u 0i25 state A 2l Corn
lower 10 coed draand oI ths East the home tale ad
o consu pdon el'sng in favor Vt the latter tno oo
,AtO bu.i At b for Western MNrd tho latter rate 10. Cbo
and 7J07lc for Western " How south IN il s,ar.e
UlNh( tLOIH-NOtAing has been done IN the exesp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

stakes tAAe " begin.tpg. The s~esps'asss ~, 70
be run on tho 25h instant ssins for s'o'o'.'
each no,'S subscribing 5000 and ' Gle, on''s sas
ing % additional 5000. Plane; lie nov five years
old and will have TO give Boone and cOnsarso 10
A for their year The weighs will be respectively
as follows: For Daniel Boone, Oi ID; for Coogarre,
loi h; for Planet ia ID. Tae race Will be gTea'
one equapg in interest any e7er ran upon the Amer
lean turf and is effects, doubt, will be to revive
racing to great extent in this section Of the country
That every horse may be in good condition, aud that
the bes borae may win is the desire Of every lover OF
tbjs noble snimal.
In addition 10 the above race, there will be run
during the same week on Fashion Coarse sweep
stakes for hreey ear old cola aud FLIES, at mile heats
To this sweepttake Mr. p. c. Bush has made two en-
tIes, the b. +. Cyclone and SpiDets. Mr., j. B Mon
not has two eDtries, Cora By Logan and Aurora ey
Logan; and Mr.. w. II. Gibbons has two entries, n
| Bllow by Mariner, and he Ghoorka by Mariner. Inc
takes closed on the Isl of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

TIE PROVIDENCE LlGHT ISrAsTRY.-This we'll
organized and disciplined corps Of citizen soldiers ac
ig as al etcort 70 Governor Spagus, the Members OF
the State Legislature, and the ohcers Of The Rhode
bland Militia arrived 10 tis city yesterday afternoon,
on their return from Cleveland, whitoer they we0t
st week 10 assist at the Inauguration OF Psrry's
Statue. The company arrived by the s'eamsr DAME
Drew, and laydtd a. tie foot of Jay street whence
they marched up 10 Broad way, aud then down thai
lboroughfue TO the StoliDgton boat. The soldiers
presented a fine appearance, and, with the Honorable
gentlemen under their escort, attracted considerable
On during their lref march through the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

company has been organized under the General
,ilrcad act to build road from Eulton Ferry Brook
Ign, through Water, Bricge and Willoughby streets,
ala De Kalb avenue to the city hne, and thence To
Ne HIown, Queens County.
The trade III Dry Goods during the week has bsen
good-not at large as some weeks we have reported,
but quite satisfactory. The Western buyers have
tined their purchases TO early Autumn nee ,ssiies,
rather than laid in their Winter supplies, which will
exteno the trade to the later MONTHS aud we look
forward to an enlarged trade al through the Season.
Large operations in Printing Cloths have been made
the last week, principally diIUct with the mauufactur
ets at about previous prices although 10 instances
an aGvarce in G0xGU LAS been obtained Some of these
eonuacs extel d TO March, 1861 and very fe expire
before the preseLt year.
Brown sheetil y sre sold az fast as projdced and
no acl umula ION eXists.
Isl ached Coltons ale in quick demand at fall rates,
and all tie regular irregular styles are taken
readily.
Tie consumption of all farcs i on the increase, aud
promises to equal the PREPARATIONS forte increased
production.
The shipments of Domestics from Boston to foreign
ports lnce January have exceeded any previous year.
smOmGrg 10 aOOut - 800 OOO-thus glvlDg an aggre
gat, rlipuent II The ports of more than five mil
lions OF dhars during the last seven months Tdis il
An encouraging feature, al although the amount is
not aiivey large compared with general export
trace yet rmbess Ct tue DDS market for the past
year must be attributed IN small degree to that fact.
We annex our uiual summary Of the exports of
D. meslic Cotton from the port for the week endog
Sept IT. us follo9 s:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
usrke,-Peported bv 1elegrapA.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I4-fLOUR active sn1 steady. WHEAr
II, aoy Rcd ri S5dl IS White, al GG 81 TO- CORs dull
White, bSd7lc; Yellow, 69d q; PRovlsoSs quiet and
changed CovYgB brm and active, at 4alsc. sOcs 10 po.
i,CtG Gags. NHIsKl heavy, at ~ 13fc.
PHHADEPHIA, S'Pt 4-FLouR ,tsaiy at Sc SG s6 81.
WHEAT buoy ant; sales OF 500 bush ked 81 as;
White 81 50s1 S. Cons steady 74aijc LARD stssi
at 1870 COFFEE Rio Bale. wHIsKY zi4Ql5s.
BUFFALO Sept IL / p. FLOUR qJIeg aud hI WBEAr
dull heavy eco bush Red Winter Indaoa .ad Ohio
yesterday 81 l9i RI ~ this mong 10 O0 bush.
Nj waukee Glib ri 10 CORS dsh saes WHISKY easier
a.s 24U bbls al z2lc.
CANAL FREIGRIs-6lc on Flour nc. W5sat, Ice. on
Com NeU ok lxPORTs9OOO bbs Flour, 2UlO0J bnsh.
Whest 49, bush Corn 2O bush Oats 1900 bn-h Barley.
CANAL txPokTsl5 90 bills Flour 243u bush. Wheat 70 o
hus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
MAR RIED.


URRELL-ROSS-In this city on Thursday, Sep. u, at
ST Jd ns Ctsptl by the Rev s. II Weston, Mr. SAmle r.
BuIrtll TO Miss Lorens Ross, sll Of this city
rAGE-In this city T ursd.v, pit
10 BY DR.. A;Ditase Joseph Fairoam Mary T.,
eldest daughter of the officiating Clergyman.
GBADDING-TEEPLE- On Wednesday eve ming Sep. r. BY
the Rev DR. Chaplin Mr. Thomas H. W. Glsdding TO Miss
@ary Elizabeth Tee pie, all Of tkb ely.
LIE FORT-WEBB-In the City Of Brooklyn on Wednesday
.v.ning Sept. 10, by the Rev n h. Smith Mr. I'd yard
Ctsuu,y lie Fort TO Mis- Sarah Webb al Of srook,yn.
WELL MAN - WOMAN Ga Thu sday Sep, Il, At the
Chucb Of the ascension by the Rev Dr. Morgan Pres-
colt Gilman EHi diught the late Richasj
n Wonm N, esq, all Of this city.
sYKES-HEALD-on Monday Sept 10 by the Rev | Brash.
Mr. berj {. SN kes Niles JAue dra a. b0h this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

= .,,o local .rs aic from the 8 s'e and N@''0na'
I Ta;r. 4, test the road to Tvs fall capacity
Tb. financial year of the Baltimore aud ono h'n.
- COMPANY commences with October. ComPanos
50 far Of the present With that Of the pas'
W" L. N. -.-irr reanlt Ia ahnWn:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

In 1883 the Columbian Co. declared H. aud the sun
Co 20 cent Their statements for 1860 have not yet
nte made. The Neptune and the Washington new
con- anies, have not yet i,sued scrip.
Messrs. Taylor Brothers quote Lsnd-Warrants as
follows:
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Receipts Of Produce.

Total BY all Gou;s,, Sr1, IA lSfsL-e 13l bbla Foer,
?46 IA bush Wheat ll2G20 bnsh. Coro 800 bush Malt
es47 bush Oats $50 pkgs WHISKY 10 pkgs Provisions so
pays. OIL Cake, p 8 kegs Lard.