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e.. The following tab..s show The ,,riccs Of mcss
pork and lard in thi, :EasEet on t.,c1st OF cach
month for ] series Of yrars.
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The following gives the position Of bonds and
coupons repudiatea and discarded by Chase, Lin,

The following gives the position OF bonds and
coupons repudiated and discarded BY Chase, Lin,
| coin & Co. /: NJ 6
The extraordinary conduct Of the Department,
to which recently called attention IN respect OF
the Texas bonds, is such If persisted IN, to de-
stroy the credit of the Government altogether As
the circumstances may not be fresh in the minds of
our readers, we will here recall them. Texas was
III 1876 admitted into the Union by treaty, that was
ratified by vote of her people. She had at that
time large debt for payment Of part of which the
Customs duties were pledged and another portion
was lien upon the public lands of Texas. The
treaty of annexation provided that the United
States Government should not be held for any OF
the Texas debt; but when the Customs were turned
oveG to the Federal Government, the creditor of
Texas had right to be paid ont of these Customs.
Being the mortgages Of that property, they be-
came creditors of the United States. In 1850 the
settlement Of the Texan boundary came up, and
the United States offered to buy OF Texas that por
ton which is now New Mexico. For this purchase
Of land and for the payment.of the creditors who
had lien upon the Customs that had gone into the
United States Treasury, Congress sanctioned $40,
100000 get Texan Indemnity stock of this, one,
half 5so9a, 60aa was only to be issued when the
creditors had filed at Washington a release of all
demands against the United States. The stock was
issued and passed into general circulation. 1.-The
United States have paid OF all but s3i6l 900, Of
which amount Texas still held 81 loo, 600 in Feb
ruary last, when by vote Of AZ 900 to II coo she
seeded. Soon alter that event sis stated III Xas
sold all the United States stocks into the hands OF
innocent third parties, and now after lapse OF
four months the Secretary of the Treasury. be-
thinks him of repudiating these stocks. and issues
the following order: Il
:. 1t being understood here that d portion of the
Texan Indemnity Bonds, of which semi-annua in
terest coupons become due on the first of july
preximo, have been Endorsed since that State has
passed under the control of insurgents, and that
another portion remains in the Treasury of that
State, it has become the duty Of this Department
to stop the payment of the coupons Of both these
~ Il = { sE . n r
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Stock on the lst inst 100 coils Handmade, and

Stock on the LIST inst, HOO coils Handmade, and
$500 machine-made.
Iron CoTToN TEs... Sell at 10c. % ID, cash.
GusNY BAGS. The last sales reported were al
l25c. cash for Medium. Stock the lstinst. 220O
bales.
WHISKY. The receipts have been fair the
supply is moderate and the demand limited and
confined to the retail trade at 371@ioc. U gallon
for Reotified.
Weeks receipts $50 bbIs,; exports 90.
STAR CANDLES. :. Our quotations are l7@lSc,
for Light, and 196a2lc. u ID. for Full Weight
SALT. The rates for Liverpool from second
hands are 81 50@$l So % sack for Coarse and 81 50
@s2 for Fine, in warehouse and 81 go for Coarse,
50 10 for Fine delivered free of drayage. Holders
OF cargoes in store ask 81 80 for Coarse and 81 70
@sl so for cargoes, part fine.
RICE, Carolina-the supply is heavy and the
market dull at 3@54c. u ID.
Ons The bestquality of Winter Strained Lard
Oil sells slowly at $IG4sl 05 p gallon. Cotton
Seed at 55c. for Crude, 65@75 for Refined and 700
soc. V gallon for Bleached. Southern Oil Com
pany's Oils have been selling at SOC. for Ma
chinery, 25c. for Deck and Paint, and 20e y gal.
lon for Gas Oil.
FREIGHTs. The market is at a stand-still fol-
the moment, and we have no engagements to
notice. .'-H -..... r-
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Aem 0rleaas alorsv Hlarsst.
ssaEs5E D EF1cE. No. 10 CAM, II

q FItE. No. 10 Camp street
sssss Ffiday Evening, June IL, 1861.
The money market was exceedingly quiet to
day. In and abont the banks there was nothing
doing beyond the paying out on checks. We dit
not learn of any negotiations, in paper beyond re
neuals, and where Little eurtailment is made AND
interest paid, here i no difficulty about renewing
Dr. carrying maturing obligations over.
There were some remarks about the Quasi repu-
daton Of the old defunct United States in refusing
y recognize the the holders Of the Texas
Indemnity Bonds These bonds and coupons are
chiefly held In the Northern States and England
SO the tinanciers Of Chase 8 Co. are only biting
their own noses off out Of spite to the South. For
full understanding Of these repudiated bonds, we
call the attention. of oar readers to the extract be-
low taken FROM TOE monetary article Of New
York paper Of the Ist inst. ,gs
The movements il stocks are few and far be-
tween. The only sale we heard Of to-day was SO
shares of CITY Railroad Company at Ioonet.
We omit all quotations of shares, bonds and mis-
nellaneens stocks. ~
In uneurrent money there is no change. The
brokers are buying Tennessee, Virginia, Carolina
and Georgia bank issues at from 1920 got dis.
Also Alabama bank issues. The banks of the
States Of the old defunct Union CHOW Black Repub-
iicans) are lacked on with the greatest disgust,
particularly the St. Louis and Louisville banks.
There are prospects that Missouri may be redeem
ed Az for Kentucky, she IS submissive, particu-
LARRY the Northern part, including Louisville. Con
fdence Ia the maintaining of independence il
Northern Kentucky Is daily growing less. Louis.
vile is 4 submissive city, with its banks and lead
ing men willing to be wiped out by the Black Re.
publican demons Of the North. Therefore, there
Is no confidence ID Kentucky finances Kentucky
has got to be absorbed, swallowed up in the $780,
900, 900 called for by the despets- Lincoln Seward
& Co.
We present below the last half-yearis statement
ut the Ranters' Bank of Tennessee. lis cash items
are strong in agnres. Specie paying funds, it is
presumed, embraced balances in the Northern
cities WITH soaia triiDg balance in this city, 1t
Woud pc preferable i'd making out these state.
nenfs that the assets should be more fully detailed
For instance, the item 81 1894 ,463, as due from
solvent non;specie paying banks, may cover sums
deemed good by the Board Of Directors. but which
may be considered in d different light BY stock.
holders at large Take, however, the specie funds
and specie IL vault, and they form 4 yery strong
amount against the demand liabilities If the bank
although the bank has Legislative sanction for sus
pension until next year.
State Of the Planters, Bank of Tenuassae aS;a
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@E RUPWUREiS FSN
a RADIO ALLY CUREDt q @

q EAD1oA1LE CURED Q O
Letter from Dr. W. Mills to th Editor Of the Tichsburg
y1oksRURc, Miss, May 8, 1861
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knifel
Mr. EdltorI deem those afflicted with this terrible
boy, about 10 of age had been afflicted with the Hernia
Esq q s ssaena County Two physicians ezasd him
sdn h ea e Of A. g was m
the knife to which the Other and myself Objected took him
and after having used that instrument aad the Doctors
s g s o sGa we T Rs 02g s fR 81
Forhe three been busy the plantation
least give IBIS saessf for he benefit Of
thoss who have this disease and for gratitude D. sher
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous
Above, in reference to the same boy.
81. IssAouEs4 Co., Miss May 2 1857.
he Is 4 the nee o ana en Do
much work as any man. Ta5 W. 7. MILLS, NJ. D.
''' - stcians IN The State q Mississippi ''e-
n 81, TIeRss r. IN M En- M e. 70 ls
cans & @ d % ,p and am not sat-
right and you him Please write by the re-
'ee'' THos. j. HARPER, NJ. D.
h-This letter reference to slave boy about Ia years
DID, ruptured both Sides and who subsequently
returned sound The following explains itself:
yIcKsBuRG, MISS, May 7, 1860.
DR.. Sherman New Orleans Il z4F1l i.
Dear Sir send YOU my James 10 apply to him suitable
drug Trnsses. IN them. however
tie confidence bn having confidence your such
tiers, send my you.
THos. J. HARPER, Il D.
a. DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.
II NEW ORLEANS, Jan. o, 1859.
Samuel Davis, ESQ. u -a-....r.-
Dear Sir-It that Dr. She1msns Truss as applied by
him, will give relief efectualy than any other
seen tried entire satisfaction know
by the of and the mixture. recommend you get one
but be Dr. Sherman himself applies depends
upon the fitting : R. BELDEN, N, D.
KDR. SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons
those having apued slaves that he has returned the city
may found his Office No. 70sT. CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all of rupture
by the application of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ATTVE MIXTURE. ~ .5si-s55 my6 Iy.EW
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Receipts OF Produce.

ESSce3pts OF PrDUDCe.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Alonzo Child-6l bbls
apes Ingram & Keith 90 bbls beer A Blaize-S9
bbs oil Wheeloek &eo-60 bdls paper Thos H
Shields &co-l tee hams Martin, Cobb &eo-55 bxs
sundries Grief, Byrnes &eo-210 scks corn to order
-l5 hhds tobacco Gunther, Rodewald &co--1 do
Thomas & Carr do Jas Turner do do Given,
Watts SEQ do Iser & Waker-l do Anderson 4
Harper--2 do Wilson & Young-l3 bales cotton to
Stewart & James do Battle, Noble Geo Total
"a hhds tobacco
vICKsBURG- steamer Iberville-95 bales
cotton Rotchford, Brown &co--l0 Green i Crump
3 do Henderson, Terry &oo--5J G & B S,Ricks-
3 do Rosser, Prothro &eo- Mcfarland & Barks-
dale-1 do Ar lIiltenberger- 6 hhds tobacco to
Jas Turner-l0 rolls leather L Mann &co-l2 do
Robson, Witherell &co--3s5 seks corn to Horrell,
Gayle &co--285 sacks cotton seed A A Maginnis-
1888 pkgs fruit and sundries to order-Total 65
bales cotton. tM..I.z -~
JEFFERSON-Per steamer Era No 6--23 bales
cotton Hardie eco do Patton, Henderson
&co-l II do Carroll. Hoy Geo so bales wool to
B Valentine eco II do T 81 81 NJ Allen eco
20 do Keutgen Eco do SO hides Phelps & Jones
--36 scks flour to G q Manson-15 do Goldsmith s.
Bro-40 do E Conery-,36 do Kouns Bros q bxs
tobacco Rogers. Woodall &eo--5 bdls paper Thos
Fl Shields &co--Total 26 bales cotton.
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Acadia-sundries
to order.
DONALDSONVILLE-Per steamer Empire Par:
lsh-snQdrles TO order. -r.
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY. Jnly 10, 1851
Arrived during the week 69T Texas Beev3-, 502
Hogs, 5l3 Sheep and 1853 Veal Cattle. Amount of
Stock sold were 902 Texas Beeves, III Hogs, $40
Sheep and 600 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on
sale are 80 Texas Beeves, 392 Hogs, and $50 Veal
ratf We
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THE CE1TM" AMONG ITEM THOUSAND,
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppanted all aud healing ap
pcaions In both the Eastern Western Hempheres wer
aud its the trae secret Of i
in all enaneous affections whether the acci
dent or disease.
Burns and scaIds
Arenstantl8 relieved theft anguish pain inflammation
by timely application Of this marvellous healer Is
renewed as Il by charm, no blemiSh remaining
The Friend of the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from INJURIES espeei
ally from ud and oanphene explosions therefore every mother
should have this healinsproparaon constantly heals
breasts and quickly the letter. Ringwoirn 80
prevalent in children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The nachins the traveller md other Individual
lot In life throws him within the chance Of expo
sion, collision should mind that this Magic Ex
tractor his best and only friend It'll both portable cheap
and should be his companion need There
thousands Of living witnesses testify VIZ
tue, who their sound limbs 10 ia saving
efficacy
The following few OF the leading diseases which
DALLEV's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is preventive.
we'll AZ
Burns Bruises,
BoIls, Broken Breasts,
Bites Of Reptiles, aHncer
Cracked Lips, Chappei Hands,
Chihlains Cramp
Contracted Cords Ghafss,
Diseases of the Skin Erystpsias, -
Fever Eores. Felous
Glandufsr Diseased,
heTuurlal Sores,
Pains generally,
Pimples Pilea,
Poison, Rheumatism,
ReShes, soree Of all kinda,
Shot Wounds, ScrofuIa,
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- GALPIN,s NEW RES

"a GALPIN,S NEW RES a.
E#Ss1HSSB T. URANT, 50 Royal street SsssE y
E4&4e3 JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure z2e4s&sES W.
s8AsansAAMsof informing his friends and the
Pablo generally that he ready receive and
them his establishment 80 Royal street. door the
of Guomhouse street occupying the entire mansion
lately the residence Of Alfred Henpen Esq It affords
tensfve accommodations Besides tho large public dinngoom
ground floor where meals provided at all hours from
ber Of rooms private parties Families and parties ap.
pcaon above be supplied with the best of everything
the Affords either the table
the market Thanking his friends the liberal patronage that
that WIN he his earnest give the fullest satsEao
ton 10 those may favor him with their orders
d3 tfs2tw WI JOHN GALPIN.
w S. CHANDLER,
W. 3 N r ST.
Rz~OFFICE and RESIDENCE
1873 CarcndeIet street,
d25 ly&w corner Of Lafayette.
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regular steam train from the
lake TO the city week days.
10 o'clock P. N. Horse Car
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY nnt6ad
except however, mail trips and during the half hour
Sunday afternoon Fare IS conductors
must have timely notice to stop. =
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays Steam Train will leave the city ut O'Clock
A. NJ, in lieu of the horse
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from IL NJ until II p. N.
The Sunday leave either end of the every hall
hour, from p " until s P. NJ.
Omnbusses leave Canal street for Depot every
ates
Passengers earnestly requested procure their tickets
the Office, under Depot Checks Return Tickets, will
handed them the cars. .
ms25 If y. PAEDELy, Superintendent.
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Retietg Of TIE Mafktts for Aast leeE,
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street I
--L--- Asr.r, Itil,. 1871 Z

CRESCENT oFEIcE No. 10 Camp street
Saturday Morning, July lS 1851 5
The extreme dulness noticed in our general
market at the date Of cur last weekly review, has
prevailed since. In Cotton scarcely anything has
been done. In Tobacco there has been some in
quiry, but we have heard of no sales. In Sugar
and .Molasses, the transactions have been con-
fined to small lots. Flour and Corn have been
in better demand, without any material change
in prices, while Provisions have remained very
dull. For further particulars we refer to the de-
tails below.
The weather, with the exception of Thursday
morning, when there was a north wind, has been
warm, with frequent refreshing showers Of rain.
{ CoTToN... The market has remained at stand
still the business Of the week being confined TO the
sales Of 20 bales on Wednesday. Weomit our table
Of quotations, which are entirely nominal
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Cattle. We quote
PRIC & 8 !:
HlMine gntslllgenst.
CRESCENT OFFtcE. No. 10 Camp Street, !
Saturday Morning, July Is. 1851.
Arrived Yesterday.
fa

Alonzo Child, DeHaven, FIN Memphis.
Iberville, Brown, I'm Vicksburg.
Era No 6, Scoyil, I'm Jefferson.
Acadia, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Empire Parish. Grant, I'm DonaldsonYille.
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Dmee - No. TS Camp street.
Amount OF Premiums for the year ending 3lst De-
FRONTS iof tue Ye8f 5oo13S AZ
Assets Slst December, 1850 435 1903 81
The Trustees have declared a dividend of FORTY PER
CENT after paying SIX PER CENT interest all the out
standing Scrip, redeem in cash SEVENTY-EIV PER
CENT. of the Scrip issue of 1857.
Interest and redeemabe Scrip payable in cash and
the h February 1851 Certificates for the 1867 deiy
able snakG fter the 18th OF March next.
A. BROTHER. President.
JAMES Il. WHEELER, SeeretgEy
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Leaves every gUESD AY, ats O'Clock P Nj
I'm place of the steamer Gharner
THE CONFEDERATE ST'ATES
EFEY m Mail Packet VI AIRY ~, R Holiness mas.
,sr fer yieSseHrg, WSrren.on, New Oarthage
Ma chaa aud Mail Landings below For freight or passage
apply board, to
jy2 If n, II. CARROLL & co, Agents.
IS CarUndeet street.
The Mary T. connects at Ftcksbg with the Charm
for AL points yn2no river.
N. B.The steamer Mary r. connects AT Vcksburg with
steamer Dew Drop for the Ya2oe Tallahce rivers An
freight consigned 10 OF steamer Dew Drop will go
MP. DENT Captain
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IRliber Illtslllasrste.

CRESCENT orrfaR No. 10 eaMr STREET.
Saturday Morning Hnlx Is, 1861,
The weather yesterday was bright and pleasant
quite b delightful breeze was stirring nearly all
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4 State Of the Planters Bank of Tennessee and
Branches, June 90, 1851
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mo. 5G9s1
0Es3 That the Surveyor be and heis hereby authorized Il
permit j. coleman Co.. contractors for making bloch
paveens substitute for the crossing stones which they
nave been unable from the North such other stones
said Surveyor may consider suitable for bridge pro
Ede thar VIXEN proper crossing stones be procured
the shall be- placed agreeably TO contract.
lSignedJ j. MAGIONl,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSignedI 81 +-. J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 5. 1861.
iy6 5 Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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mo. 5687.1
esolced That City Surveyor be and he hereby author
lied take charge the Draining Machine Of Third Drain
ing Section lately completed the in operation
soon as The necessity of the case requires it.
LSignedl j. MAGI0NI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved July s, 1861. -r.t=..-
iyt 81 Signed JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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mo. 56S6.]
RI're That the Comptroller the Treasurer for
the uayment Of the following hi Is viz ..-.
J q Costey, wtewR5hns lookup Fourth District, $50 %
H Gerard fitting up Polls Third Districts 1872 10
Fl. Mitchell transfer of election bills l2T 80
H. Mitchell fitting Polls First ana Third Districts 30 %
[Siguedl MAGI0NI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. Q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 5, 1861. stg
iy6 St Signed JOHN I. MONROE. Mayor.
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SUGAR. The receipts have been moderate and
the weeks sales embraced about $50 hhds., in
small lots, at 239se. for Inferior 34@33 for Com
mon to Good Common, 3fD4a for Fair to Fully
Fair, 5@6ac. for Prime to Choice Yellow and
7@74c. s9 ID. for White Clarified. For a lot Of 1875
hhds. Clarified, Confederate bonds were taken in
/ gg ot9t4 1 a
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mo. 5G9l.1 ..a
Soe That the Street Comi. and he is hereby
horned have temporary bridges built Geatmen
from Poland street to the Barracks said bridge beng of abb
sotue recesy for the convenience of the inhabitants of the
aforesaid portion of the 10 reach the deRot of the City Rail
road Poland street. provided the of each bridge does
exceed Si2.
fSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[Signed1 j. MaGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July s. 1861. 20 .g- y.-..
jy6 81 lSgned JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
mo. 5692l
eo'gd That James Nmck be accepted as the security Of
Ward lizard the security j. ID, Boyan Deputy
Street Commissioner for the Sixth Ward
IScnedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Alder men.
iSgnedi J. MAGI0S1,
Presiden Board of Assistant Alder men,
Approved July s. 1861, -
jy6 81 lSignedl JOHN 4. MONROE. MRvor