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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
Sugar-COated Spruce Gum.
TssBIs unrivalied preparation of SUGAR
COATED SPRUCE GUM, as prepared


y uIlrLVAlleu preparation Oh SCGA
4 COATED SPRUCE GUM, as prepared
by
CURTIS b SON,
Is without parallel for the use ior which it is
designed. Its superior qualities over ALL pre-
parations Of the kind are numerous AND con-
elusive.
1t cleansss, preserves and whitens the Teeth,
instead OF destroying them promotes health
imparts delicious and aromatic favor to the
Breath braces the Lungs and Stomach is
Anti-Dlspeptic in its tendency, and gives new
life and vigor to the whole system.
% Thousands of Boxes of this truly deli
'cous article have been sold the past year, while
That filthy and Gegenerated stuff CALLED
Spruce Gum" has ceased to find market
% The pure and unadu lterated article Is
clarified and prepared only by the original dis
coverers. For sale In Norfolk by
feb G JORDAN s. SON.
A GOOD opportunity is now offered 70 com
"A mencasthe GEN ERAL COMMISSION BV-
sfNESS, with new concern, eligibly situated,
one Of the members Of which proposes to leave
the city. Tor other engagements Address Bcx
1868, with real name early. febi
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

THE ORIGINATED BITTERS, are re.
commended by Physicians in their practice.
A distinguished clergyman, who had taken six
bottles, by direction of his Physician, writes
US that they have cured him of Dyspepsia, OF
twenty-five years standing Try this remedy,
Dyspeptics I
For sale by NJ. 4. 3 C. A. SANTOS and
Wake Y CO., and KING & Toy, Nor
folk. j. ID. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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LADIES LIST.

Jones mrs Ann
James mrs H 2
James mrs Mary y
King mrs
Kelly miss Cs.harine
Louveste miss Susan
Mainly India
Miner miss
Miller miss Emmaiine
Moore mrs M B 6
Moore mrs Ann A
Moore mrs Mary
Ne wton El,zaNeth
Phillips miss Polite s
Palmer mis- Ruth
Pitt mrs Lucy A
Phillips miss Virginia.
Peed mrs Annie w
Row ms. Georgispna2S
Rus ell! mrs Mary 4
Robertson mrs Mary
Rock mrs Ann
Ramsay mrs Lucy
Rilly miss CethaFjne
Simmons miss irgin-
ia c
Story miss Eliza A
Saunders mrs MarthaA
Smith miss Mary L
Titmus mrs Sarah p 4
WHAT miss CatharineF'
Wright mrs NJ D
WicRiDgs miss Alice
Wells mrs Mary ]
Webb Lucy a
Wilson mrs Mary Jane
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

- The WIDE reputation which DR.. j.
us Hostetter's "Stomach Bitters" have
attained during the past year. bespeaks its ex.
eellence in more torcibie manner than any
words which we can offer. 1t renovates, pu.
rides, and strengthens the system and aids the
stomach in the performance OF its functions ~,
" IS regarded on all sides as sovereign spe-
cite, and, therefore, to procure it in the best
possible way, should be the object of the pub.
lie. We commend 1t with more than usual
zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as
we DO, that it stands foremost among tae many
preparations 1.-THE day, tor imparting strength,
vigor and tone to the system, and possesses the
curative powers for all slim diseases arising
from Glsordered stomach. IN the most Sc
we're cases OF cramps, diarrhpa and weakness
in tie stomach, the "Bltters'' have been rigid
ly testeds and always with great success.
For sale by BUhRUSS ~ BRO, WhnlesAAs
Agents, and Importers OF trahdies, Wines and
hne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
gisrs and dealers generally. everywhere
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

ArmStead miss Cath
arine 9
Ayres mrs E A
Ashby miss Elizabeth
Avery miss G NJ
Ahern mrs
Barnes miss Hetty
Benson mrs Priscilla
Butt mrs Elizabeth
Brady miss Agnes
Bennett mrs Ann E
Butt mrs Mary
Bray mrs Sarah
Bage miss Sarah NJ
Bennett mrs Catherine
Chalk mrs Clarissa q
Devsny mrs Ellen
Doneily miss Annie
Ethersdge miss Sophea
Erwin mrs Emeline
C 9
Evans mrs Lucinda 6
Etneredge miss Emily
Eme miss Sarah
Foreman miss Kate
Ford miss Lavina nj 2
Fiveast miss Columbia
Foster mrs Joculine
Gilligan mrs Margaret
Hamberry mrs sarahA
Hall nrs Rebecca +
Harrison mrs Deborah
Hearse miss Julia Z
Heath miss S J .
Hall miss Rebecca
Ironmonger mrs ChasB
Jones miss G L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18

As weary traveller was vending his way
through The mud, in q far west region Of country,
he discovered young maiden seated in the door
Of small log hnsse. He rode up in front Of the
house, aud asked the girl for drink Of water; he
drank 1t, and she being the frat woman he had
seenfor several days, offered her dime for kiss.
This veung maiden accepted The offer, and received
both the kiss and the dime.
The traveller was about To resume his Journey,
hnt he maid, neTer before having seen dime,
asked
What am to do with the dime ~
oa may use i IN any way you wish be re-
piled; Fit d yoursa
IF that's the case. Til give you back the dime
and take another kiss.t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18
REAr DISCOVERY,

Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical ansiv
nave demonstrated the great value Prof DeGrsths b4s
combination, called ~
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief ard Of pain But she ncoris n -
Rendering their verdict IN both ami -
factory More than twenty bottles haye been ala
very snort ns-a great proportion those whs heard os
=. wae ~ ,sa T. That rs splendid dseossy
knoRladgea and nsthaz Ne Il vsa fa
prepared. -
Ths only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Is Prof psGrssa. ssa
70 % aad Of al respectable Druxgas this city 90 a
Whosa4a ane fsta at shs psopretss's prices shs Ase
For aaas In NsW Orleans. wholesale sad retail b.
]. WRIGHT CO.,
- ~ a and la UAasssas sssa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18
nAILEy,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
II = YER AND AauE !.
osdoon's cHoLAGoGUs.

This ia tia only and certain remedy far ti s,,, ~,
20 ono need ever again complain Of 1T unless thev
'ahen tha celebrated remedy they take
osaoops cHol.AaoauE,
farewell 10 ohlila and Fever forever.
fof sase IN New ORLEANS, Wholesale and rstall, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
sos agents for the South aud whom all orders should 10
addressed. - V.N p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18

District; III shas directing Tic selling of contract
fOE cleaning Gxnal street canAl: III that instruct
ing selling IF contract sr iillsas NJ part q ~ 40.
drew asrent Id that insaEuc1ng building u bridge
III corner Of iii, Andrew IND Benton streets in
that authorizing selling ut contract for cleaning
HAgan avenue canal ii TINT authorizing ms IN
placinE af gas lalap south west corner q y.
Charles and Poyaras streets h that directing tne
Gas Company ID light with gsa Clauet street for
distances uS three Squares In that authorizing the
erection Of bridges md lamp post n tne crossing
iii Eoad and certain back streets ~ tnaf approS-
ine adjudication ef contract for cleaning Meipor
nasne and Claiborne street aanats n that author
ixia,v Naturalization of contracts fur Keeping 10
repair fhe she'll roads of tho city, u taat
contract Win Il, Marquez for pairing she'll roads
frant T;th Hi Mcsuinn gor keeping hi repair shell
roads III the upper part Of the city. The report
and IN fecommendatlo tons, with tho exceptions
noted was adopted.
A second report AZ tho committee was in favor
iii tha raiec4f8n of the resolution to canse the
closing iii Turner's Hall; concurrence was recon-
mHndsd Id the resolution to cause tho removal OF
oid numbers after new numbers had been put up
on houses aud lots The resolution granting per
mission for rebuilding of Philip kttering' Il saugla-
ter-honse On Chippewa street, was reported for
concurrence permission for erection OF steam
engine 1t 20E Tchoupitoulas street was recon.
mendea, and the report was adopted
ii resolution WAS offered BY Mr, Witt ~ canse
making of certain crossings on CIouet street which
was referred.
The RESOLUTION granting Nm Harvey permission
I'd continue s slave depot ut its present locafioH
was eonenrred d, and the other resolutions g sae
Harne tenor which were laid over and came MP qn.
dir do nniniahed business head, we're also
i ceacurrad Iii. J.
resolution III tiie effect that when the Board
adjonrns IT adjourn 10 meet at o'clock, instead ~
1 &, Mas offered by Mir. DeLaharre.
4 The resolution was debated ut length, anu MI
/ Wili1 offered substitute fixing the hour and Day
1 Of meeting of The Common Council At 8 n clock az
/ "Wednesday. This was ruled ont of order. and me
1 question taken on the original resolution, Whieh
/ was adopted.
/ me rules were suspended, that Mr, Whitney
might present preamble and resolution " sne
effect that certain aetionoI tue Ciaarmea q she
Estheir dimensions ana the payment Of Tees, De ap
/ proved. adopted, and sent down tor concurrent
| The Boafl then adjourned,
RoARn aF ASSISTANT ALDEEsIEs. ~ quorum
The members present adjourned To Thursday even.
M. ofieial report IF this meeting u TUG usual
column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18
HEMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcarU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
cares sad dsbltated sufferers aud removes al u.
symptoms amongst which will be found
Indsposition
to Exertisn. Iscas
Of Power, Isoss 81 Memo
~, Diligently ef Breathing GEES.
erai Weakness, Horror Of Disoass
weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
Of Death Night sweas Cold Feet WaksfaIne.{
Bmness Of voHs I@agnor, Universal Iassitudc Or ,s
Muscular syste Often Ehotaaas Appetite. With Dsspse
symptoms ~, Hands Flushing q 'e Body Drynsss
Of tho skin, Pailid GonnteHancs and ERUPTION
on the Face Pain fl tlt Back Hes,f.
ness VI tho Eseilda, Frequently
Black Spots FIyang be-
fore the Eyes,
Temporary sufston and Lass Of Sight want Or Aen.,o.
Great Mobility Rcstlessness, with Horror of soeiety
Nothing y moes desirable 10 such Patients aaa
Solitude, and noifing they rnors Dread
for fear Of themselves, no repos4 Of
Manner. % Earpsstne-s spee.
ulattoh, but q Hurried
Transition from one
Equesion 10
another
These symptoms. allowed 90 onwhich ibis sd,csrs a.,
variably remoyes-soon follows Loss or POWER sATUr
TX and EPfEPTiG RITs-n IL which de- natts,t 80,
expire VINO can ssy that hste not feansn,y
followed by those drefaa diFeases-rsEASfTY AND coN
sUMPTIoSt The records or tho INSANE AsytIrus -
the melancholy deaths BY CONSUMPTION boar s,pIe -,
70 the srah Of these assertions Lanatie Asytuns a 80
melancholy exhibition appears Tho eountanunes n sctr
sedden and quite aestaseneser nor Ksf aver
should sound q the ssice eeea II IL rarely artculae
With waefnl measures despair
Low suilsH sounds his grief bessa]ed >
Debility y most errble and has brought thousands upo
thousands TO unseiy graves blasting The ap,hti y
many nebla Youths Il can be cured 81 The Of his
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale In New Orleans, Wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT Il co.
Il and isi ehaz,res stscst,
General Ageasa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18
wrrEK's CANADIAN yERurFUsE.
1MpoErANr MEDICAL INroRxArIox

The late Dr. Chapman, Of Philadelphia has laid Ii down ~
rule that worms may be suspected chid wers hers a
etAaeiatio and especially weakness Of
by discharge VI slime and all medical antb.,
agree that 70 work thorough stomach ard hos
must h inyigoated - we'll the worms
Winners CANADIAN FERMIEEGE falfis bath ttsan e.a
diti6ns Il eniy extipasS vesmicites I'M
tie Digestion increases the Solvent power Of Tie gastric fBa
and inp@Fss healthy action 10 The bowels Renee is cures ~
complete and permanent
THE IDEA CT THE LIVING BoDY
BEING the escefkate Of greedy worms is sckenis and y
x out Of every ten children is+s afflicted tgl
Why should ls be the there are yeiptx ar ,a..I
mony 70 lR ew doag Of Wnsr's Canadian ystpfng
will eradicate tho deasei Parents make mote Of hta 90
shed fact and retntnGef has the medicine i free from IN
dsiatcvaas sphttancGs.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain In It's RESULTS free from mineral sqb8taneas s,
nSgorattng n tie system thrse fnef;ts or wfspt
CANADIAN FERMIFUGE preparation ybc, sr,5ta,s
eyeFy casa Of inleras WORMS with degree of disch ha /.
as agreeable IS Il fs astpni4hpg.
For eale in New Orleans, wholesale mud rsaail bv
j. WRIGHT L Co, sole Ifot..a.a.x
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18

II 4tSS i{54Ns* Mxf4xH Hill s8Sfax I'M NbHfNNf4
WI kANaAlla Ss'stpas NV.
Ak II \ nsalAlsA ls- isse.
g 81 9 rs~s .s,ssss
49, 800 e - = ~
4 i1eks vsks kssa NJ pabIishaa statement that
se sstssa xaEfaz iii ibid Isast NorS aaEng rushing
U 1.ss heavy orders iii ssorkss
dussESie ssas III minis a,faS mid siay Our ifnr1na-
in kas shssiaea fsassl abeIssasn sanrses. asa he
/ sEcss ssis xcsxiA.x est 81 whole
@assas "a *s,v s*se tt.as hsrhss enInrp1. III ware
sss q, hei;ns tlt sy,,s aesa iii ,r.e rea.
... sss MIND s4lr snntI,sr i'll II facts 9oos
ss.ss.s 10, ND, sssss 80 ila;aaseas Hill
s5 a3ss. ss.sss mi II sl,n,x fItt Hill Sotsth Vii
&C.. q: ID ,,s.,. ss,s s,.,s,s.,,
,ss e Il slnsir
n M e,
N isssr as,sl fross, other
4; s ~. s;,f,sf 41.k II Mo- Envlssa
~ lalf sinis. M
NJ III, - as,ff.t.r,, prllels
81, ssx aI,t II ca.,sa strone
& y,v Il, elass.
ssnst tI.s aritssssrs,
NM .rsfer Ii
m NJ Al II III
KFssss i q l,;,h VI csss I'M ;rre
sasos 81 iii fsuuht u;t ii, III the North
si hi themselves. I'LL be.
Il ssss.s n; Nj ex1,ssx I N, ys,,tI,ernsrs
- ss 80 NM mn I'M, hav;na
II. i,,,s anaIeon i'll III il
sssss gls xs..a fs,,,,,s % lsaxs q, q, 4,
s$ss M I,,s,e| ,.,.,k M annscinr Nil NH III,
ss.s 4; q
IVA sass s n. . ,,rs. ss,sa
Il 81 .sss,. ss.,. u;,,ss
81 e Ere.sll having sllis ii Il
heesse slse intend q lii them de Tito
a1i faesa salSs h awsss from shen H passible
Tiis of Hill Saex IssEGaus wenId 1e heavy
6aasx M {ae mi of tfe Isthrans of DaTisn
ssa ss seIy ao III IN III much II England
uE eur tessas ssiss III III occupation. Ma
49, Ii I;sitsh HID poss sssnns would
fuis Hin II fIlg Tsshnns uf ssnez we're hridgatl
vsla igabsl n ler
tn EUrorE Ill ktsGpoM ii rumored ID be ID
spaHepsan HID Il rasasc and Austria are said To
hase asfend Tint II shah NJ ~ existence dating
ss,sn she session of tlfa Eui6pean Congress which
u iii setEle the Isalian stion. Ihe heretofore
nsSisias III Rasrna. siodsisa Ana Tuscany, accord-
srr ii Fipresise Tester writer, ars ID he nnitcd
sasass French NJ prince, N III appointed
:. Hill snaader III hue hereditary, by the Com
d kssss Tns atlcns I'LL u he restored To Ill
p1pe, nnsar tha obligation that N MN grant cas
Mil reforms and Austria II III
Il sfve 10 veaaitia, waiich viii come unizer tle guard
.sHhssp III fhe Government II The neN Kingdom
EeThsns the Elprence ietler ritter knnws no more
xhSu HIN III tssef ksan NJ dp, though ~ ought ~
Till II IL II bill ~ the Congress
azssk definite and deci-
xzys NEInhlfng 81 Nj write
ss4sa III ker hupess Qf ACKNOWLEDGMENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18
j. WRIGHT e. co.

". w h1HhI &c W.
R. WRIGATs GELEBRATED REJU,
vENAT1Eu ELrxIR,
Prepared the atsctcs Pharmaceutical Prinaplss by ora u
the Asisst Nhcnlsts sf Tie Are.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinks we'll to stake hs professional chsrscs
on the fact that minerals whatever form least
part Of the ngredients In his REJErEsATIEG EfIxfR-
well knowing what ruin has enaed the community h.
Opium and mercury.
Generally, to tho deblitaied Dir. Wright would ssy neysx
despsir No matter how sou nay be-no mates
how weak you matter what may have BEEN
ofsake ut once whatever hs led you depart from Hygiea
principles; take his
REJuvEsATIsG EIIxIR,
and you VIII find yourself pride instead Of H.
70 your friends and healthy sound and worthy MAN.
Der vi the wiols human family.
Fer sale BY the rronristors,
.. WRIGHT Il co,
q and LII Ghaftses street, New Orleans, Ia.
S0la FsopHetors
And by prnggists generally throughout United states
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18
7d5s5
G NJ. MORRISON e. IN.

Q, y aoRasos. q, !. q HARVEY.
a. M MUhaSpN n Gu., 4WItoLEsAhE DRUG,
= -. - ~. % :. . - ". = $50, - '.t
- ~. ~ ow ,.as,,a
iaAsns 100 Z. tsssa
Mspl0lNhn s $3.50, : 6se \ ahfsf sohaioah
iSstNo@Hais' $3.50 '' GAAsa, VIC, &C, respect
fully INFORM Merchants Planters and fhyscaaa that they afe
prepared to supply them with avery article Drug
~. ,nay ,enrs an III ,he pursat uaty AZ as reasonable
prices they can be- purchased III the city, Among the articles
already on hand snd coming ID store are the following:
at'nAs = - n. !, W. r,., xn MI. .,
so pounds Blue Mass. English and American,
M nouna, ealome English aud American;
90 pounds Mcrcarial Ointment
@'peaads Honduras !, ss e. l
lao pounds pest Ahfsas opatii's
100 oI, Sui and Acetate Morphine;
s5 dances Otto Rove
y casks sa Soda;
tn,ksss Sim IN saaa:
ny kess' sap. - -, s''-s
% ~. citsana light,
,o.s. sas =, ls sas es nh H. 'N'
Sc bbls pure Castor GU,
asdenileans ST. slss'
Is hbia Alcohol;
% sss eopTaraH;
70 Ibis. Epson Salts;
10 ssls. Flour Sulphur;
10 shk Ron sulphnr
bales ssnna Esst Ind. sad Alssanaf@,
400 psands Gam Arabic, select fine aud sors;
70 earboys Suip. Nitric and anriatlc Acid
rs a. 80 sr.r,aa,a.
'' - 1e'
u earboys Aq. Ammonia;
NO nounds Aeet;e Arid.
soan - !, -. q,
uWpohnas Iaftaffe Acid,
30 oxs Taunc Acid
an ta,xa Pal nal,
- 80
la9 Kegs turkey opinfni
HON lbs Arros Rnnt Amer.
x,o,. -. Is. psa
sD IDS arrow heai' beraaaai
30 psunds AssafWtida In cans:
Az ....sa i. -. f~.,.
~ Peetas AhsnH*A oapA''",
bbls. Black Lead,
Ia hh,s Gas,er Root.
:. - - ,s, l'ge''
Nv sosa, hshheh samphoss
IN hsxss Castillo Soar.
IN - r,.,a.' p,...
Wv uau' sA5HN's1 sipe.'
10 gross Gepahia Capsules.
grssks fs,larda Isn,, @
~ , r,s,er
npoahas onetoioftnt = and ~;
10 bbls Cream Tartar:
an, no,,s. ~, ! s
es posAus tSN ~ W.
Aee ealeas eopal safnlsai
ools. osa ufsii
2bbls. Gum Myrrh;
a Nils yatawia, p.o.
,o..,1 r7,' 'A1'''' 4r9'
~ Dds. Iapoca
2bhls. Sugar Lad white.
oex, I. e
. pets oeosSn anuh, N osaaoeFsi
100 doz Garres Scotch Snuff
IN, A., f.r,ra,as u.s.ah.. ca.a
~ - tf','' - "Aes"o's NA1a
10 dos Roome's Msrcahss and Scotch Saad;
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Il. STRINGER a. 90.


4. sTRINGER s. co.
IsAsasoNAnIE CLoTIIINGs
r.snsosAs ssHlss
ka1a i, rH.sa
!, srn1asna @
Camp ssrs.t. -
s..~... ar.,'.. = common,
#nr.rn DnAlHa.
as4D Y-nADE cIorH1Ee
nvsry Dsser.ps1en .na au.aity,
Iussz. IL pass 49, sasy sss reeeived from mar
nsaatAsosy ssss and ws assorted stock 4 Goods u Ae
iins .asssAss IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18

III a. AaAGsHssN, tsetGH~>sak ~ asAJAM
IL kRNnLGa Ans1ioneer and Aprrsser-Fer the
No 81 Camp seetWhl give his personal attention
sale Of Real Estate Slaves, Merchandise Purntzre
oS 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18

DALLEY,s MAGICAL pA1N .sxrRaernu
- l=ll57l- - :
THERE Is NOTHING LIE II

r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18

HQILLAARD TABLES GuAsIAefEl ua.s1J
II and for sale from the mandatory Messrs J. NJ BRUINS
WICK BRO Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables,
Bfnsswes Patent Gnhfans also Cloths Ba4 Cues aud ali
Q her trimmings belonging 70 this line
Ali thankfully received and promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM
Az Nv rs.-iAs R.,isa~a pes-, n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-18

The Board Of Trustees hare resolved pay interest of
per cash all the outstanding certificates Of Profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives. and after
the SECOND MONDAY In August proxilao.
Also, declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per
een the Net Earned Pnuus Of the Company for the
year ending the Both june 1852 for which certificates will be
issued on aud after the frst day OF October next.
further that after eeefing One Million Of Dol
Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of tho
Of the year 1856 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday In August prexno, well to pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Of Profits Of tho Issue Of 1851 and
10th Of September neKnteress thereon from
h.Iine lit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-03

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2d.-Flour held 1oc
better under the foreign news, but the de-
mand is quite limited; superhne brought
8 O5@5 Is. Wheat &c higher for red, but
unchanged for white Corn unchan ged and
in demand at soc. Wheat 12@1 Is tor
red and white Rye 7O0072. Barley 800
95 for the whole range, with moderate de-
mand Whisky in good demand, with sales
of 100 bbls at 183. Fair demand for mess
pork at Is 90, and dull for bacon, with sales
of 300 hhds at 84@ll8. Groceries I'M
changed and in good demand. Money easy.
Exchange at premium tor eastern and 1
for New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-03
COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.

New York, Oct. End, p. M.-Flour mar
ket opened at SOLO better, with a mod
crate demand for home consumption after
ward the market became rather slack and
closed dull at our previous quotations; sales
1000 bbls at 2505 40 for super AS
05 60 for extra 5 2505 40 for super
western 45(G55 IS for common to medi-
um extra western; 1905 80 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio of the sales
were about 5000 bbls for export. Rye -four
quiet with small sales at 3 50G}4 40 for COM
mon to choice super. Corn meal dull sales
100 bbls Jersey at 5 so. Whisky scarce
and firmer; sales $50 bbls at 23(@234.-
Wheat trife better with moderate export
demand shippers generally unwilling to
operate at any advance; the improvement
is observable chiefly on winter red western
at 28GG1 %; 81, 900 bu Chicago spring at
l4@1 l84 for inferior to very good &c.
600 white Michigan at l 1901 40; Is, 400
| white Indiana and Ohio at 349I IS; 5000
white Canadian at l 40; II, 900 amber To- at
l 2291 % for good and very handsome
800 white Kentucky at 40. Rye quiet
and firm at 1880. Barley without change;
sales of 10000 bushels at 94085. Corn
scarce and quoted a shade better, with pref
| ty good Eastern and local demand sales Of
! SAlNNN NASHSIo a. OSNHO~1 RhOob ohN ~ AL
store for good sound mixed Western -
Oats in moderate request at 37939 for Ca.
madam and State. Pork dull and heavy
sales 900 bbls. at l9 l2@l9 25 for new
mess; old mess 16 25@1675; Western
prime mess II 5O@l4 rs; new prime 16 OF
for very choice; 10 25 for old prime. Bee
market quiet and unchanged; sales 3O(
bbls. at 4O0@4 % for prime 5 OO@5 sc
for mess OO@1O 90 for repacked mess
10 5O@ll so for extra mess; prime mes:
beef and beef hams dull and unchanged
Cut meats dull at 84@9 for shoulders ant
lO@Il for hams. Bacon continues quie
and unchanged. Lard steady and NOR
active; sales 625 bbls. at l24@l23 for No
l and butchers, l3B for prime. Butte
selling at ll@l5 for Ohio and 1921 70
State. Cheese steady at 93@1O for inferi
or to prime. Tobacco steady and in goo
demand. Coffee quiet; sales 200 mat
Java at l63, and 8 bags Maracaibo at lag
Molasses quiet; sales Of 60 hhds. Cub
muscavado at 27. Sugar frmer, but with
out quotable change; sales 1000 hhds. a
64(07t for Cuba muscovado.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-03

A WORD OF WARNING TO REPUBLICANS
A gentleman in New Albany gives a word
of warning to Republicans in Indiana, and
tells them that he is already cognizant of
Kentuckians coming over into Indiana to
vote for the Douglas State ticket; and he
says Kentucky money is to pay the expense.
This warning does not come too soon, and
it behooves the Republicans in the border
counties to be on the look out. In this dis
trict, doubtless illegal voting will be attempt-
ed, by men from Illinois. Let the friends
of freedom and pure ballot-box be on their
guard. YIN. Gdz.