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BIZ BARNARD & BUcKEY, Aucton.er..
Georssfotcn. ID r. EDO.

positive sALE0F vAt.UABLEANDp DE.
Il sikhDLE br.LmSs Tor IN FEexTewN, ID e.,
Sth inst, q 80 o'clock ~ front Of the premises,
thaf yetnabie aud most desirable Lot, owned by
JON CasSin, tso and sItuated on the north W Of
corner Of PIospsct al1 Potomac Streets in George
town, and ontlnG ffty -four teet more or less ON
on tbs latter. I n. - 80 ~ VI '''s
TUE indisputable- Terms cash; S5ooft the yur-
ohAse moneI 20 be paid on the grvund, or the
property vill be imm 'diatsly resold. rossession
given upon couipiiano with sand ierms.
saa ~ bARNARDA BUCKLEY, Apots.
.,UIN CONSEQUENCE OF rHE RAIN,
I n se SCe ssis postponed to MONDAY Az
aus "B1RSARD BucKEY, Auct..
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IL C. g. Washburn having declined a re-
election to Congress from the Wisconsin western
district, the NJ ilwaukie Wisconsin announces that
he will be candidate for a seat In the United
States Senate on the expiration OF Mr.. Durkee's
term on the 4th Of March next ..-
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(yyotR AED sgi.vBRs sPEcrAcLEs.-Hsv-
= NJ Z, iSs y ssd; me- s3eerisscs q hseAe
ven ,up>sle Ssssity II ,skss.s, viii tka.e Ihsi
&c - c. ID 20 bsnsf thd,s HsyiI NJ
~ Strrskssd - sssins Use IN . isct sssss
afttHes fsht 70 sstt a. vpAref, Apd ~ the -.
ysh 70 use them can sford 70 ftrekAss
-G 80 rei1hftf Gsl III y. q. BOOB
asss1 - BoE sal yoaSo, , AZ Penn. svssss
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ZOUAVE CLUB.
Il IR ST AN ID GIFT PIC MIC
Zouave Club, of Washington,

.. AhLINGTON STRINGS,
On TUESDAY, September 4th 1860.
kinds. = - "
The full Marine Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
Now swings have been erected, the hall room nm
complete order, and the grounds in good order and
the day. ~ ~ N"' ms
Omnlbnses win leave th ST. and the Avenue every
honr for the Springs direct = = = -
Tickets Tor gentlemen, 80 cents. ..
" ladies', IS "a"
Children free, a,al A,
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-n,...,,-,, NEW BOOKS.

u NEW BOOKS.
tSHf isS Nd This day, Woods and waters, By
Ihe Little Beauty, by Mrs. Grey. no s,ts
, nse Mother IN Law, BY Mrs. Emma ID. South
Freach. German, Spanish, Latin and Italian Tar
gnases without a. Master, by "A. III. Mont@ith- in
ss59e@ for tne use Of persons studying ths
: Ghssg edition Of the Min On the Fls.s aoqu snI
b Charles Dckenss Novels, cheap edition m ,ev Ii
.Lsi..s BEN. F. FRENCH. 81 3 Pa ~
au 3-eoT between nth and iSth sis
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CieVeidho, w.. ......... overcast, wind NE
Barometer at the Smithsonian at a. m IGOR.
reGted Tor temperature %, 500; at noon, 20 9O9.
Thermometers at a. m, 62'; at noon, 10
Maximum during "a hours ending o a. m. TO-
dav, S3h'; minimum 5s6'.
Amount Of rain yesterday, three hundred ths Of
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ADJUSTMENTS.

REOPENING OF CONCERTS, at lfade's
and Sd 81. on SATURDAY EVENING. THESE
excellent and much yofed Trio Concerts viii take
place EVERf SATURDAY EVENING hereaf-
things will be served up The public is res pectfully
au 81 ,2t- CHARLES MADEs.
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Br BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georse:ovp-

Or bAhNAhD BUCKLEY; George;own.
NkUsTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a de, ID Of
i uSst, dated Apnl u, 1859. recorded in Liber d.
on MONDAY, the l7th day of september inst It
20 ock p m OF the premises, that Got Of ground
IN Dtorsetewn, beng parts of Lots one hu rdr ed
snd ninety four $50 AID one hundred and ninety
nve,l 81 IN sears second addition to Georfe-
n9ltnweft corner of Lot No. hi0ety, (9n, in said
and running thence east and parallel with
street Us feet thence north and pa ralle with
washington street 80 feet; thsnde wet And paral
lei WIN me hr,f line 70 Congress street. a. thence
ssdu stest 70 TIE beflnnIns, with the approve
Terms OF sale One third OF the purchase money
70 oe Pad IN Dash; and the rendue IN two co ual
pc secured Terms OF sac TO be complied with in
one week AFTER SAFE, or property will be resod
~ TIE purchasers rilk and cost
e1-awsd. R WRRNSTEk z s SnX, Trustee.
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BY c. w. BoTELER 4 SONS. Asotion.sr.
HousEHoLD AND krcHEN FUMNI

|. =
HousEHoLD AND kitchen FUaNI-
- TURF. P1Aso, &c, AT Aucrsos-0n WED.
NESDAf nest. Srptestbsr 8. commencing at 10
O'Clock we shsll self % the ressdspes OF MIS- WI
llama, Nes444 kIGhth stsset. between d and IA
Sysnse, 81 her Hou shOh and Kitchen Furniture
Pinne, Cover and seocl, -
Gut frame Glass, Marble top Pier TAbe.
Mahogany sofa sid Chairs. Mshoseny Rscker.
MsrbIe TOP walnut Center rsess.i.f
,Gat-frame Beg ssisss. Mantel Ornansnts,
Brpssels, IhFes ay sre intrai, Carpets,
Bedsersns. wazhsssn ds sad Dressins Bsresus,
~ lee en- B se:.i s:.irs: sss pnlor.a
Hat Rsct, straw Msftine, iAl eGl a
csfe-sest Chafrs and q ockesa,sz
wiDdo aoas aua iCsrRias
EEstsesioI Table Wslnsl Dlhi.s roSm Chairs,
Ivory Handle kpIveS and foxks.d -
CTeptely sBd 6lest Ware. -T -, -.
esS az . sssssr .s ssS ss. t9a Foff
: q D 81 .. ": sorkLka4 SONS. A.s...
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DEATH OF NAVY LIEUTENANT The Navy
Department has received official information of
the death Of Lieutenant George Hurst who died
in Msadville, Pa, July 9th, 1860. The deceased
entered the Navy January 10th, 1875, and was
promoted to his present grade of commission
February 10, 1887 .-. .. ..-....'- .-.E.- -
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By .. c, MCGUIRE a ca A.o,,o,..,,

By .. c, MCGUIRE CO. Aucfioosera.
REtCk house AND LOT ON NORTH x
~ sI D XIV xKs I9rH ASP RrH Sra. Ar ubLIc
S.L.Ion 1uEsVAf AFTkkNUQN. sepss,n,
seh % tof IosNe IS, IN "a ssre No. Is, from log
81 on north s,rc,t belve.n 18th end 2oth sta.
Nc s stansiSs sASs 90 se tossth. With The yproys
house, containing slx rooms, With bIok Kitchen.
IN: hrsf stors has been occupied for three years
Nm abb sdspted. being vithn . short cistsnes
q Tsrms esoesn oass, the rem.ipder in II months,
nth istere.e secured By deed u trust on the
su8d ]. @. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
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.ela.x.d. Bxs sSSTEkk S S"A TE5Yr. act.
By A. GREEN, Auotioue.r.

Il MONDAI, September "a, 1861 We shall ssll,
" n front OF the premis es, AIS o'clock n M. in
ce with the terms ola deed 81 trust To M
ION ahos a. Grown ana wife, dated 2ath septem
p-r. ~ ., ara rec Ided m LlDer J.. A. 3, No I07,
page 20 &C., Of the land records of Washinr. q,
Ton county, paIts fots u and r. IN square No 7,
pesinnlng for the same 90 feet s inches from the
east on Lime with ID street sou IA Is feet; thence
PORN Feet: thence vest l6 feet; thence south 70
i-et 10 the pace OF beginning, tngsther with the
tm pr ., emelts, consisting of . tvO-s tery frsms
hoSse WIZ one storg back building. = :
Ietms One- fourth cash: the baar ce ip g. II and
~ months sftcr day Of SAFE, with ties secured bs
aeoo o. trntt on the premses Ifthe t., ms OF sals
q not oompied with within i've days ftsr the day
oi sac the trustees reserve the riEht 10 rese ne
proPsrtyst me risk and cost, amer giy-
q azsaaa GEO. q. HENNING,
.n..SEo, r. THoMPs6N Trustees.
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TIE yNIs @s yEf 2, s =. ASSgs ~ NATTER

s lshsh ssasia n Msshirston snd
SiSS !: M /! q 90:
Fs,nits.sia iSs tsss .syle tslsq. Cal sasnsios
TO ths P,,nt.9s q fssH hsd Bret ws,ls. "a b
est therefore solicit she pefronsee vf my ffends
aud fellow csf1Hens ef fhe District Punctu lrty
strictly observed, aad votk done in the bsst 1s6Z
NsYou vim pIesse mind ycs, ssess end stop u N.
Ssn So q Eosisisas ~ posta sids. Sstvss. 81
sisns pdt ~ ffss Of charge, :. usual usual qi'a
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GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
~ TO Gil YBfUNT ..
MONDAY, SEPrKNRER 10

u,
The CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL TOTAL, AR
STINENCE ASSOCIATION ofthe
Dlstflct !. oiunlbia W I'll give their Ek&4AN
Annual Excursion on Monday, Sep-s
The THoM.s CoLLYKR ia chartered for the occa-
SION she VIII make two tips during the day. She
Slll leays GeoIget3wn at quarter-past ia M, the
Sf9RS HoIse az halt Pa;t5a m aud her wharf foot
second trip from Washington at half past D. m.
touching each way at Alexandria. ms
Omnibuses VIII start from the corner of 18th st.
the coz ner of 4th and II sts and from the Can;toi
gate az ana Ia clock m. Omnibuses will be
a. me boat when she returns.
music by land and water. Dancing of course viii
nave It's votaTles, and there are few whom Withers
Will not tempt that way. In fine, nothing will ne
wemhesSs 20 ma II day of Iesl pleasure to the
IN cause WHO viii accompany them. =
-Dlnner a supper will be furnished in good style
oy the proPrletors, Messrs. Jones & Miller.
No lntOx oating liquors will he sold dnrrnv the
DAY on board the boat The grounds The strict
est order Will be maintained on the boat and on
Tickets at 81 each will enable a gentleman and
two ladies' to enjoy the excursion. Single tickets 90
css. Children free. s '>>' -
Com rittes Of Aransememts. -
Jqhn y: TAX, Patrick w Hickey,
,Jengge savage, Patrick Carroll, ..
Timothy, Green, Patrick Shea
an 81 Tbs, ia, This Estates F,M,was,
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS, =.
The members of the EAST WASHINGTON
QUAnhhLLE ASSEMBLY, would
Especially announce to their friends Se&AS
cnTsion TO GI.YMONT on FTHURsDAY EVE
ndtNGi September g. Tickets 50 cents See future
- -L---.l on <o-euot
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AUCTION SALES. -
EFor other Auction Sales, see frst nae.

1880, $50 D"ss poSe.
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auotionecr..
GRa0 S EScI LI9U0Rsi WYHITE LEAD,
FONT foS; IN - ,s Ps%esT g 10 O'clock, We viii se in
Bar els Refine: and yellow Sugars,
Chests Imperial aud Young Hyron and Black rea..
% boxes Castiie, Olive and brown Soaps aud Can,
IS boxes Grouns Cinnamon,
Cloves, Ginger and AlispIcs,
RR u Pepper, Extract ,ef =, 80.
Boxes 9.s. s ~ OH: Indigo and Sacks Salt,
3,,ee lgars, different braEds.
Cases Claret and Baskets Champaene
Boxes Cake and Clothes Pins,
20 ga and ootayes Brsndies and wh,skies.
Tar%s es1e, s5t oY., n the G1o,.ry line
days. for 'SRHioTyfTd sDfN,isS 1TssS
By THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSE
IatRsvAI h4RNINs ssets- fSs sf ss9. a. ~
Peot street snail ..I m, encs fe.
sHa .nd ,Sn. apd ns hLs Ss
Arm, Easy aad Pal Yin CSaIf ns1 '''efeo so'a',
TrSie x..s. ana Noble top Tables
HaGd..'me OfRuis CinnJsIier, -.r.
We vet, Brussels and Ingram carpets,
Win, Es %abR ain kf T.6. Butter rr.,
s Mar9ie, top SIasb ard, Lolnse, -
| Oas tndlrs, CiOckG,
sert led Fea Ware ~.
Stone CIIna and q ass Ware .... .
Sold fiahosany Canopy Bedstesd, .. ..
French, Cottage and other Bedstesds
Superior Carstd Walnut Marbue-top Dressins
Zebra Wood, Mahogany and Paipted wardrob..
pressing ana Plain Bureaus, WashstaBds,
rrencn CHINA and GIsnite Toilet Sets,
Two complete sets of Cottagt Furniture
nnu2eTlor CURED Hair Mattresses, Pailias
nerfgerato', toves, Firebosrds c. &c.
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Terms; s9 and under cash over that sum a
credit of 81 and % days. for satisfactorily enaeS
notes, bea Ing interest 90
sel-d THOS nOWIINGl A,,nt
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BUILDINGS FOR THE CENSUS BURRAU-For the
use Of the Census Bureau, the Secretary Of the
Interior has leased for three years the two four
story buildings on g, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, at an annual rent of 81 900 each
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n isT oP.uNCLAMED PACKAGES q, the
- Oh2S efthe Ada1s Express Company, WASH
:, s 49,. :. IS E6RasE H. BURNS. As.a.
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MONDAY, THE THIRD OF SEPTEMBER.

MoNDhf, The THIRD OF SEPTEMBER.
I. PROMENADE CONCERTAND BALL.
AT The
O. PARK, Seeenth Street. . .....
Inc pndersigned begs leave to announce to his
.E(x friends and the public in general that 4oo
W. through the kind assistance of the Sing II
bnnd s SSGlefes MssnInsrcnSr SaenEeI
cart Band, he is enabled To give a grand
VOCAL AN INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
On MONDAY. the 81 September
AT which the following programme viii be
March from The Tannhauser," by r. .H
THE Mishty Waves Of German Song" or0hos'er
The chsrcR Bells Beeker Ssns ct@S
"fhe, Warnor',s Night Song" by =
w rede United Singing Club and Dorchester
oWodfs Tr i.o !" By Tollser: ;Saensorbund
Am ARRANGED by Christian. Dorchester
q. 10 the Fatherland by Kreutz r.. Liedertafel
Longing for the Rhine" nv Gregor
After the Concert .-.
GREAT SUMMER BALL
- By Full Dorchester, #a...
Inc Concert commences at 2 O'Clock p. m. :.
Admission 50 cents for one gentleman aud ladies'
au oO-3t T. CHRISTIAN, Prof. Of Music.
CAPITOL ASSOCIATION MOONLIGHT
~ -s. EXCURSION,
TO THIS WHITE HOUSE,
MONDAY EVENING, September Sd.
The steamer PHgsIx will leave her whsrf at
O'CLOCK P. m. Omnibuses will leave 49,
corner cor h OF "a avenue and 7th st. for E.asalN
cotlllon music has been engaged Tickets admit :
ting a gentleman and ladies 20 cents An ~ 5t
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= TREAsURERs MONTHLY
saA
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A VERY NICE PIANO in BEST ORDER
sors 'RSn FL M jss 4 r. MYi0
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The WHATHKR.-The following report of the
weather for the morning Ii made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 1,
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HFSEw sUILDING ASSOCIATION The
~ .aira mosthiy meeting Of the United Build
esMON DAY EVEN sss %ss WI Dc 81 he.d
III ass % Potomas Hall, corner VI Mar hand av.
a. al ~, s. Ter sons vfshing To take stock can do
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UafTn
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fnkPARrMENI OFsTHE INTERIOR dt .
ses!sd proposals. will be received az fbfs oii;cs
until ~ O'Clock as ee9n on the 10th day OF septem
ninety cords Of bsnaft ficforywp Il aud ten cord:
eest hak 80 Pine wood, four feet IN length. 10 be
front Of the Psteuf Oies Buildins on Ninth st,est
Eest on or bef3rs the FIRST day Of octatnr nexf.
Wool ID Psnni0n, ma sg9fpe5,sa =, H5SSSss. Tor
su 2s-dtseyjsa salvnp ~ ccS m1niNS TAG
VERY NICE p71N0 ~ 3 80 - =, -,
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT OFFICE.
= - WAsHINsroN, August 81, 1850
SEALED PRoPosALs are invited for compietinr the
S M1k NoTk Of the hgh-service reservoir Of the
Road streets, Georgetown. 80" anu
aas and spec,scations oau be seen at this Office
unuI Ihursday, the 9Th September, ON which day
al room all p oeosals received Will DO opened l.,
presence of bfddsfs.J |I.-'.F- - NFS'O'' ."
RGr4pSSSsis should BE- endorsed Proposals for
sCapt. u: w: BENHAM. u. 8 Eneinesrs
e -, ., ,, Shisf Engineer Washington Kqueduct
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CHAs. WALTER Sea-.

HEtoa o Q, HmGRAND LQDGE-Aa al
d ElI Be heG st ODD feiows Hall Ien sb L i,9d
- .9 S q 81 70 Ill :, -. JNo, 7. BANGs,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23


as ~ and 2o5o on private terms for export. IN
oats we noticed sales Of some $500 sacks 81.
Louis, including 1850 Western at s50Ssc.. 1000 Il
W, sos at s7a@sa, and 40 at 4oe. u busheI. of
Bran about 1850 sacks were disposed pf. comprig.
ing 20 at s5c., 1900 in several lois at ii, and ieo
atsI o5 II 100 b.
NAY .ooV oaies were sold, Of which ls5 at.
ST. e3 at s24 50, 500 at s25, and 10 at ia = ton
PeovIsIoss. The transactions iu pars wa,a
confined to retail lots at $50 u bbi for Ness. n
Bacon we noticed only retail lots ii gSesgc. foy
Shoulders, l2@l24 for Ribbed Sides, and I4c. % n.
for Clear. In Lard we did not hear Of d sals II
any consequence.
CoFFEE. PA bags we're sold, including tao as
l4e. and l24 skimmings at 12Ic. % Is.
WHIsKY We did not hear Of sale Of any
consequence.
FsereHrs We noticed ship taken up for
HavTe at &c., for Cotton, and one laid an far Rou
ton at current rates
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

SUGAR. The market was dull with sales of
some 300 hhds. Prices irregular and nominal.
MoLAssEs About 1000 bbls. were sold at %
@26c. for Prime to Choice. Some extra lots of
Choice brought 27e. % gallon.
FLOUR. The sales embraced about 1000 bbls.,
of which 100 snperfiae at S., and the residue,
mostly for export, on private terms. Holders
asked 81 75@s4 sT3 and s. . Dbl.
GRAM. The sales Of Corn embraced nearly
COCO sacks, comprising 500 Yellow on private
terms, 760 Yellow and Mixed in three lots at 6Sc,
llo0 in two lots al 10, 120O Prime White in two lots
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q AspATst4S aiAGtlfaERY. 4
NJ sa1bfF RAHa. q

EislE1c Hnen1ne WORKS. As7cEsnonu, S&sx
-ManugaeuTes-
STATIONARY, PORTABLE AND STRICTLY PORTABLE
Steam Eng ines.
or required and superior design and Workman
ship combining with simplicity sad dSra
6Ilty best adapting them for plantation
Improved Circular Saw Mills Gris Als shafing for Gis
Houses, Draining Pumps, and Machinery generally
Ny Machinery will be fully guaranteed to perfo
ssned. aud experienced mechanic il shen de.
sired Aniustrataa catalogue. with prices sent by mail sFep
requested.
ssmpesof machinery exhibition y once No d 81.
Gihfessrest, New Orleans.
ials tnaw p. HENRY FAFLoR. Agent.
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buying. Selling.
can ~ :" p prsm s@lss'PtsHi

Some change in regard to uneurrent funds is no.
tced, Illinois being reduced to yet. dis. Missouri
increased to act dis, and South Carolina and
Georgia reduced to 8 i3ct. dis. The further depre-
citation of Missouri funds is reduced by the scarcity
of exchange in that market, our bankers having
been informed by their correspondents that bal
ances, in some instances. could not possibly be re.
mitted for. That sounds rather unbusness like.
and if such course should be generally taken,
financial affairs would soon become hopelessly de-
ranged. Every now and then st. Louis bankers
come TO dead lock in exchange, and then coolly
they never make an effort to remedy the evil from
which they suffer severe tax as is constantly
endured under the system of supporting sdepre-
cated currency?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

ED WAf5 BARNEFT, Notary Public,
certify the foregoing TO be true copy of the riinal
tsJt in my Current Register. " : - ss' -
New Orleans, 18th June 1869.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public,
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in and for The Parish
sf Orleans ceheS that the foregoing Charter has s i
das recorded in Society Book No. /, folio 4I4. "
New Orleans, 18th June, 1860.
te2o ltawst on as pARcANTEI. Denuty Recorder
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gebieb of tbt Nlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Friday Morning, Nov. 2s 1860
COTTON. Buyers came forward quite freely
yesterday and took about 5000 bales at about
previous rates. The market was too unsettled for
general quotations. Middling l04@lo4c., with re-
ported sales at above and below the figures
=u STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Isl September, 1850 bales 74ls7
6eeei'ed since. t+.F.t..s.....s.... bty,5IS
Received yesterday. y..,..t s,405- 62f,TS3
kSpor,ed since, .....,....... SISe0O
Exported yesterday. .............., 5,05l LOST
Stock on hand not cleared 3lss68
ToBAcoo We heard of hhds. sold on private
terms, The 100 Planters Lugs reported on Tues
day were at 42c. S9 ib.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand lst September 1g6o.....s hhis $3.50
Rece!Nes hhee. .;=..''.-+.....-st....--+, 1863
Received yesterday. 90 1859
q 6I9
Exporter SIEGE ...+.-..-,.t.....-- lA54
f'Atttea SssIeFdRSs .s.s..t.. UU1- ttt5l
Stock on hand not cleared .,...........,.-.. f4062
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
Totaln

Tins done and passed the city New Orleans fores,
tnis day month and first wri ten in resen al
aiS Dnefos nd Atene Conand witnesses Of s,gal age
sign their names with saia appeurer me NoaFy W
Iiie original signed j. b: SI4A VISION and others
NJ 4. DkGRoS, ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
ARTICLE XIII.

The respective interests of the parties tn
are declared TO be as follows, to wit ~ " ' '''
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XIV.

Any Director being about TO absent himself period of
raes ies may nominate substitute In his stead provided
said substitute shall have In his right less than twenty
hye shares o. the capital stock Of the Company and provided
for the time being. = = eeeo11
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

The Board of Directors accept Professionally any power
privilege conferred on this Association amendment
the law under which the formed by The adoption Of
any new act or ordinance OF the Legislature City Council
edetemined by of majority amount Of the stoek
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CRY. so7ssassr s. Isso
The arrivals comprised 70 Sheep and 2oo yeal
Cattle. The stock on hand embraced 2l5 yysatern
Beeyes, 300 Texas Cattle, $50 Hogs, 568 Sheep, S.
Milcii Cows, and $50 Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

plurality of counting vote for each share of stock
voted upon shall be sufficient Directors VINO shall nj
,es rs meeting ssI their election choose heir NUN
majority Of thewhoe Board upon whom ali etatons "a
other legal processes shall be served. $50
II shall be the duty the President 10 preside Mt all ,astt
g. gig Bogfa and in case # s absence inability act tie
o9id sha elect one OF their menbers President pro tenn who
shall for the ne being exercise the mowers of President
All eeations shall be BY ballot the observation-disclosures
nspecots appointed BY the Board from among the Sockhold
ers lnot Drectos at least week prior any election
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Books for the registry and shares of the eap
stock shall be opened and kept subject the restrictions
ed by the bylaws All transfers Of shares shall made on said
books and signed by the shareholder attorney and which
said books the Directors close often convenience or
expectancy require, but not for longer than fen
days time Should any subscriber stock desire to
transfer the to full payment having been made
he shall be permitted to do by substitute of the subscTpI
Of the pay purchasing provided thNt the substituted suscTp
ton is satisfactory 10 the Board of Directors f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Minutes Of all the proceedings of the Board of Directors shall
be kept by the Secretary and verified by the President aud he
President aud Secretary shall sign all notes drafts checks
etes Of stock contracts and all ether evidences of debt Of
this corporation, "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

haSe Flees oi Associa0n may be modified or altered and
the cHpai stoek be increased any not exceedng
Wo millions Of dollars In the manner provided by law with the
consent q tWo.thds in aonn Of all the Stockholders obtained
IN general meeting convened after thirty days notice When
ever any increase fcapa shall be duly authorized sixty days
noe Of the same shall be given newspapers Published in
me Guy OF New Orleans, within which Stockholders sha
nave the privilege o taking additional shares In ron0
on 70 the amount o their stock, any shares NOT m
ne OF ha Time may be disposed by Deet
value. ~ ~ " 'eH7 IMAM puF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Cotton Presses.
FACTORS, 100 ''''' .''0'i 0'tee4e
- Corner of Tchoupiouas aud Henderson streets.
LOUISIANA, = Nl@''
MISSISSIPPI ge-0ess'
Corner of Tchoupouias and Richard Streets
BRAMAH,
MERCHANTS 'lee''
ORLEANS, ==0az- s. -m=
Corner Leyee and Rohignac streets.
Corner Annuncafion and Richard streets.
SHIPPERS, ,'-S >''s'' i'is''is''
UNION
WOODS,
TEXAS
Corner of Tchoupoulas and Orange Streets
CRESCENT PRESS, z...=
TYLER PRESS, ..55.5e
Fs5nt Leyee street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levee street. between ST. Ferdinand and Montepui
streets, Third District.
Levee street, opposite Post 1888, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
- New Leyee and Roaignac streets.
- COTTON PRESS,
NEW Leyee street, between Monegltand Couetstree
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS
Corner of ST. Mary,s and Tehonpouas Streets
Fourth District,