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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
HEADQUARTERS DELAWARE VOLUNTEER MILITIA, !
Wilmington, July II, 1861.


The following Companies formed under the Volunteer
Law will constitute the First Regiment OF Delaware VOL
uDteer Militia, viz:
Delaware Guards Capt. McClintoeks
Wilmington Home Guards, Capt sturgisi
City Guards. Capt. Andrews,
Union Guards, Capt Wisdom,
Brandywins Village Guards, Capt. Febiger,
Wilmington City Guards, Capt Riddle,
Brandywlne Home Guards, Co. A., Capt. l.. DUPONT
Brandywne Home Guards, Co. b Capt g. l. dnPonI, Jr4
First Troop Delaware Light Dragons, Lieut.. Gemmill
An election for the Field 0icera Of said Regiment VIII
be held at the Armory Of the Home Guards, Institute
building on Saturday the Sd day Of August at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Captains of Companies will give i've days nots.
OF said election to the commissioned officers under thei
command as prescribed in section 8, Volunteer Law.
Major General DUPONT.
ALT. II. wooTTEN, Aidde-oamp.
TrI,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26

PAYMENT OF TAxEs-The undersigned Re
ceiyer of City Taxes will be at the City Hall, on
and after the First day of July, 1861, between
he hours OF O'clock and 10 in the morning,
and from to 7 in the afternoon, for the pur-
pose Of receiving taxes A deduction of i've
per cent. is made on all taxes paid in July all
paid in August and up to the day of election,
the face Of the bill must be paid, and after that
date Ave per cent. is added 10 the bill.
GEORGE F. PETERSON,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26

SAVE YOUR acknowledgements the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the Office of William
MeCauley, Esq, No. COG Market street, Will
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re
ceive deposits. All amounts received from ont
dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest pai'
on the same from the day Of deposit.
WIN. MeCAULLEY, President.
JOHN p. RUTH, Sec,y.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
Cash Sales---Low Prices.
D. CHANDLER,
TAIL OR,
No. 500 Market sire,

No. 500 Market street
Having determined to close out the balance Of
his stock of Fine Cloths, CassiIneres and Nesting,
FOR CASH ONLY,
Will make 10 order at prices that cannot fail to
save the customer twenty per cent.
We respectfully solicit an examination Of our
goods to convince Of this assertion.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at The First Session Of The 7haty-ssUenh
Congress.

TPUBLIo-No. a.
An Atsr O., ,,rov,ta for ina of Assistant
a" "Ni W paw svmasisrs in the NAVY
D. ~ a,.,5 10 tIs nd Vose Of
81 ~ ustS Sfgiss ~ s,neyiea IN Coyess aSsembisI
H. - ~ ~ navn,aster In the M ~ Of INA
iini,ad IA ana hsrsly IA esiablshed and Thai from
and % M Of ihs act the presdant Of inc Uni
ss st.el tn9 stst ~, sdrIc ana rensant N Tia
,s ysnnnnt as,stant pnymastefs rom lime 10
I'm, ~ thav aIsll b needed tr nctiye service in he
i..ei 70 ). '.sJ III st,,r,s ~, IN ,,unbar -
1 sy No. aS ~ II Si,ilss enaeteJ That avery person
see' a. 1 4 sssis,snt nsymasiar shall N the
, ~ h,s IN moi ess wears
.. ~ H., ~ sis wears. and tht prayions
"a nv hiS mental and moral ouai
anp psIs ha tnnnirsd intn and 0avorablv renorted
rnn h hnsr ~ nrysstsrs snnonted for that pur
nps Inv Ill., Secretary ri the NAVY and under such reeu
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26

A CuILp OF waATn-A rector, a few miles
from Colchester, England, sent the following
document in recent application Tor certincate
Of birth by one of his parishoners;-"Ma
daughter Oh, born child Of Wrath, April
"a, 1901 Born a again Of water and the Holy
Ghost, May 25, 1901"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26

MARRIAGE Is HoNoRAnLE.-A marriage has
been celebrated at Bristol, England, under slug.
uuiar circumstances the bridegroom being upward
81 ninety years, and the bride fifty years old.
Neither Of them had been married before. They
are both in receipt of parochial relief, the man
being cripple, and the woman blind Of one eye,
and asthmatical.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
To Farmsrs and others.

q R. NIELDs Co.. have just received $50 bushels Of
n ppIMR POTATOES consisting OF Mercer Buckeyes,
md Prince Alberta suitable for SEED and TABLE nsa
which they will sell at reasonable prices at their store
Nos. 4is and 42l West Front street, Wilmington.
mar
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
DONALD KENNEDY.


Sold in wilmington by E. MoInall, No. AZ
Market ST.; A. Walton, No. 81 Market street
sam'l wikey, No. 81 Market St.. II. h. Bring
hurst, No. 1903 Market street; VIM. Baker Kin
sew, corner of Fifth and Market streets; John
Woods, at Rokeby, and also by all respectable
Druggists in the United States and British Pro-
yinces. my5-1y
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
DR. q. r. BAKER

May now be found at the Boarding house Of
Mrs. Amelia Robinson, No. 5O6 Market Stree.
third door below the City Hall, when not ut his
office. my17-lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
Our lUee6(u almanac,
MarGiIc E1lteIllgemte.
Port of Wilmington, July az, 1904.
Hun W1TER..... ......................6h PAN ii.

Port OF Wilmington, July 22, 1904.
HluH WAfER......... ztu "a.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAsT
Sehr /. s. Leverng, -, In ballast
Sip Pasraic, Booth, ship timber.
Sip Arctic, Morrow, coal.
SID Il. NJ. Jester, Camp lumber to MoCleas and Lane
Bye Abjah stephens, Hinkle, coal to Carpenter.
Dge Capt. W. II. Smith, philemon, coal.
Bye Marion, Moran, coal to Gas Company.
Bye Samuel Titus, Elmer, lumber to Lane.
Bye North STAR Horn, lumber to Lane
Bye Lady's Friend, spicer, coal.
Bye Commerce, -, coal To Mcdaniel, Adams Co
Bge Consultation, coal to Mcdaniel, Adams Co.
soop Mary WATnsr,J Stokes, from PhiladelphA, with
mdKe to Charles Warner
soop Fame. Riley, from PhAdelph.a. with mdzs to
Warner.
sooP Planter Msrrihsw, from Philadelphia with mar'
TO q. 4 q. W. Bush.
mdze to O a O Bush.
CLEARED.
Bye NJ. ry Gallagher sailed yesterday for New Yorl
with passenger for Long Island Railroad Company
Bye Msria O. Connell, Meouade railsd yesterday To-
New York with passenger cars for Long Island RAiroa'
from Harlan, Hollingsworth Co.
MEMORANDA.
BArque Flight OF Boston, captured near Sierra Le
one, with $50 slaves
Brig Andrew Peters put back to New York 22d inst.
distress, with fore and maintopmasts and main boon
Como.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26

DEATn FROM A WoRM IN THE BRAIN.-An in
quest was held at Walsal, Staffordsbire, England
on the 10th instant, on the body of girl named
Rachel Brady, aged 20, who was found dead in
her bed on the Sunday previous The medical
man who had made post norton examination,
stated that he had ascerIained that the deceased
used to eat sausages. On opening her head he
had found, where the brain and spinal marrow
join, four hydrsted saos. The hydrated sac, he
had no doubt, was composed of the tape'Worm,
the worm having been doubtless taken into the
body in process Of eating eausages not properly
cooked. composed of measled pork. The worm
thus taken into the body forced its way into the
organs the liver. the head, eyes and brain, and
deposited its egg, aud this again forced its way
wheresoever it could gain most nourishment ln
the present instance the hydrated snc, pressing
upon the brain at the particular point named,
caused DEATH
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26

NETWORK MARKET.
Thursday, July 20, 1881.
Flour Ae-sales at 45(q6T6 for auperhne and
s5s0@sbO for extras. Rye Flour sold at $2bO@9.bO.
Corn Meal sold at s. for Brandywine. .
GRAIK.-Wheat-Nsw Delaware red sold at PlaO. Rye
sold at &c. Germ sold at 4@4ic for western yellow
Oats sold at 33(Ds31Se.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

ThursdAy, July 25, 1851.
PLouR &c.-Flour sold at $425@4Tb for good superhne
Rye Flour sold at sS25 and Corn Meal at 2d2@276
barrel.
GR1iN.-wheat sold at sl.l6 for prime reds and III
l22 Tor white Rye sold at Soc for Pennsylvania Corr
sold at 62@53c for yellow Oats sold at zoe for Penn
sylvania
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
The Attention of the People is
Invited to

srge assortment OF good books at from one half TO
fourth usual prices 81. , -, 49,, 49,,
The leading July Magazines At mnch less than pub
Isop Paper and Envelopes styles aud in great
All he prominent and popular Military Books.
Letter Note and other Papers at very cheap rates.
The New American Encyclopedias for which we are the
Delaware Agents.
one Million Assorted Envelopes at reduced rates
Bibles Prayers and Hymn Books for all the churches.
Decide Mortgages and Blanks generally for Attorneys
and Magistrates.
School Books in large or small quantities.
sehaus Splendid Map Of the Seat Of War and all the
best Military Mapy
Several hundred Books for Juveniles carefully selected
pank Books Of any pattern made to order promptly.
New Books ceap publications and Atest STYLES Of sta
,Ionsrv eonstantly arriving. J. Il. HEAD,
'' No. 42l Market st,
iy2 Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
THE LIVING HOME

CUTLERY CUTLERY CUTLERYi
rs,TrF bast makes always on hand and for sale low
ItA- w CLEMENT B. SAHTH'e,
mara No. 500 Market est,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
THE TRUSTEES OF TfIE POOR

MRS. .wNsLows Soothing sy5ugat = 10 u,,Ds
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-26
Some Of Me rsasOn 'Ohy Birnte sells so mar
Shoes:

ALT. II. wooTTEN, Aid-de-oamp.
July l9,-dt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-17
Sfaiin Of ies aIuasts.
Csxs "a oErlcR, No. 70 c.
HsgiN Th;trAtinv Nnr,,t,,v na..i,

c&KsGEN9 OFFICE No. 70 Carr srvv-v i
Thursday Morning, oetober III isdl 4
Oorros We did not hear Of a sale TODAY. 81
TOBACCO. Nothing reported
suaAR IL hhds. Good Common sold At sSe.
\ "a Common to Good Common at &c. and I'll Fair al
Z 45c. ~
MoLAssEs The demand Is fair and prices have
advanced, the sales embracing 12s bbls. Good at
2lGa22e. and 4s half bbls. at 2sc. y gallon.
-Four. .256 bbls. superEne sold at Ss, $50
Good Extra at IS 40. and 40 at IS 20 % bbl, indi.
eating an advance.
ConN 200 sacks White sold at CSC. D buahel
BRAH.. 800 sacks sold at "a, D 100 MS. "A de-
cline.
OATS AND HAY We have heard of no sales.
Pork 800 bbls. Mess sold at $45 ~ Dbl.
BACON. Bacon HAMS arc retailing at 22c., and
Sugar Cured at Csc. q u.
LARD Prime in tierces and in kegs is retailing
at 27dg2sc. % d.
EHisEy. Rectided is retailing at soc, y gallon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-17
Receipts or Produce.

Receipts or Produce.
& MEMPHIS Per steamer Mary e Keene--75 bbls
-four S II Kennedy &co--l3 do 80 scks potatoes to
Greenwood- SO bxs starch 4S hf hbls butter NJ
Greenwood 50 bbls flour H Smith rs do NJ d
Cooper Geo loo do. 22l SEEKS corn B Ethel Geo
-l4o do VIM Soery &eo--l63 do R w Estlin &co--
1874 scks bran 7 A Hamilton 275 scks wheat MUIR
rel Bowles SO rolls leather B l Mann &co-s 50
rbbls flour Kirkpatrick &eo--75 do Thos Keeffe--S0
do ] Bankhead- I'll 20 do j Steyens-47 do Oglesby
y Macaalay % do W smythe- $40 do do Given,
Watts &co-l9 do u bxs apples A D Henkel &co--
8 bxs starch Grief Byrnes &co- 1876 seeks bran to
A Thomson &co-12 bbis whisky Hewitt Norton 4
COB kegs powder tics hams HILLS pkgs mdse
Gordon & Castillo q do 8 bales hay to Buekner,
Stanton d Newman s. do Given, Watts &co-l do
Warren u Crawford keg butter J NJ Hall 405
scks bran Isl hbls -four 20 bhls potatoes % bbls
whisky and sundries to order.
n FORT ADAMS-Per steamer Crosse Tete - 9
hhds sugar IS bbls molasses Augustin 4 Thibeault
20 hhds sugar a Miltenberger &co--6 do IS bbls
molasses Braud Il Landry-20 hhds sugar Lanve g.
Leblanc s do u bbls molasses Roman, Olivier g.
colo do Wright Il Allen u hhds sugar u bbls
4s hf bbls molasses to Darby & Tremoulet--S bales
hay BroadweH 4 Haynes---12 do Duncan, Payne s
Co Frierson, Conway eco sundries to order
Total u hhds sugar 1879 bbls As hf 4bbls moIasses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-17
Nsh Orleans 1aiIp Grfstent.
SUPERINTENDENT GoLUMNs
gineE anteIIiull!it.

Sfa,x rtrT
os 1890 MoSlpr. oo.cSer II. ISL
TIE weaker Yesterday was very warm and sui
nv viii, 4 skv filed with high fog clouds, between
,uhS.t, III suu had an occasional clear run.
I,,,.;,ass -, the levea anpeareI Ia he making a
l,''s's'gsa III IN n. u
Ts ar'gals nd aspsrtures we're few IN number
Among The Former was the magnificent Mary E.
, fror, Man,,,;s
~ss W
$50 ae III l.
ssa;r. s nav,
y - -
Saturday. And as 70 passengers, We Wouia say,
40 on board, take d look at her and we are sure
~, IN IL sca,, III 4l,a ohi;sinc M T. M
80 ~, =, ANS
river. She leaves positively at O'Clock, to the
minute, on Saturday.
rs1,s u Il 81 ,s,,;li.. VIII (sant Tns Combs on
IL &c 49,
uecR, ana MI y. W. Masic ~ tiae ieses
positively at o'clock this evening for Memphis.
10 passengers we would say be on board at the
ol,,,s \, ,o,y il sba Il e reurar 90 clacl
BIZ 3 dispatch received, We learn that the Indian
Nc. viii be at the landing this morning, ready to
reeeiFe freight and leaves for Red river tomorrow
\ .,,,,a,;r s.asssss
I S...s W. ",
The Louisville Bulletin of the 9tii, says
The riser is falling rapidly here, with eight feet
70 .ne ~ a On daesaay rls,
Ing VIII 1oufteen ieet ann 2 hail " w cnanilsi
The 81. Louis Republican, Of last Thursday;
saws !:
The river here IS rising rapidly ling one foot
ten inches in twenty fonr hours and was within Il
inches 81 the low water mark Of December. 1860:
The Illinois was swelling re upper Is, MISSISSIPPI!
q S.s s stage business at ST
fans vas ant;ve it lie rise everything fayors
h.Ssisesa n fa,erss were 10 blockade
4 - ri H. q.
The Memphis Appear ol tae 1otn says
The river was falling yesterday. Il has lowered
mn s,slu aaS war;,
" j. II al Il wharf hnat II sro 4
- nv, ri fste nas n
VA n, i, tsnnns n that Sc;n;ty
r,nestaae Il At wenabara NM
NJ 1d ND tnTned mia a rnnhoata 4 n
rsinr s. fax VIM s1 Ganestoaa' are the nnIv
& Is ;nrs m he ssynn
~ Ia ter III the transnor
sas;, ~ bsy IN hii;r
MAMA 1s;tr tbat wss x have been eonpeted some
va m, ertanson 81
nv u, VI mi. NJ ~ ~ ~ =
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SD DIR. l.. II. DELRIEU7S Il.
T$S VETERINARY ESTABLISHMENTS, w.


N%N VETERINARY ESTABLISHMENTS, 9AS1s
~ tT6 IN Rannurt STRAIT hatpsp, G, p,,r os IA
Tououse streets 90 and IOI RurnArt strest
and perd,do street, ' '''"ecn "t"Flel
In order more efec,ualv to r.nopd to the ruoor INC
tlonlals with which his ehabl hmens have been
and the wishes OF the large circle patrons who
nave honoed hin with Their confidence and support Dr. H. r.
improvements he has lately introduced into his establish
mcurs Rampant street In the hope that
patronage thus literally extended him by the cor1mHDy
will continue sustain him in his eudeA the
houses BY whom he has thus far been generously pqtropd
Veterinary Hosuft,J
Tho hrildirra o,o ogtahIj,,a, In asaarIa iii, a, .
He o41S htt e7IhoIitpsd IN accordance with the most
eHs |ASs u Hsea' e 4iinas are ortahly housed,
4 w. re4 ID u o t"I le Itaih et hioFds; ny the same
'i1S "ic I'ei caie u experienced attentive
B'0'i"7' t-to,.r,,,. r,,,.a.
Tia ,r,,er,n. ln,a.t IrTt,Ss 80 - ,.,
the coat induced me to open disppnsary rnr t
4r froru The
York PhIInlelphla aid ErroDe an Observation-Disclosures .''"
sCrou1u9nra t1sa ~ o '-
Among other medicinal preparations enc fooj are at all
times to be found III the Gispensary '7 " ~ 80
J. Ahiuallnle Spccb- for the intestinal Dalady known as
ING 'o.(S r.o,t,, ,,.t,,t, . ,t, ,,.
= ~ lea'''ol %hch mas peeI found
'5'l.S u VI u 'r " lI'hF tP'olic Hlthse
,,or ~ G ,o r py VIA we 4tsinat,is G9ese
Know" rs me Lung ever ana "i'ru hhck 50 frequently
NUTS grSea eAt clc' mas beeh successfully ueHied and
-+'p.''n,I?I va ~
FI ie'ieu9 'BAlhHt "a prevailing
'' w. iSn - tpPL7 Gnu I 't'tsi
~ e. i'liHol!S
o;rtI % 1'.s lii'n ot Gonl'
H. I1,ii %, VI e"n t, u uotieft'c ,ihi
It ~ io a. s'L'o "g ioIna C. ipie'e
Sto Nntn IT. i p ~ SUCH 10 by A'ou''5 se77oFs
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geb Grltans alantg Hlarkst.
CRESCENT oFFIGE, No. 10 Camp str
81 AxNedfiaaiap E,rfriif1r GA lie

Wedhesdas E Fu ~ o oetl e. Hi,
There were no movements today indicating that
there ID the least vitality Id the money and paper
market There is not sufficient paper offering to-
enable as to quote paper market. Capitalists,
money lenders and III are looking for battles and
fights, ma even picket slirmishes are regarded as
Of some Importance Dur ADVICE il to. all holders
of money, come forward at once, open your purses,
and advance every dollar. you have oyer TO the
Confederate Government. We know that six or
seven millions Of dollars can be spared from the
plethora supplies in this good city Of ours. We
have every prospect Of an abundant yield Of sugar
and cotton. TINE, the crop Of tie latter viii not
be as heavy as anticipated early iii August but it,
will he more than an average Weld. Since The
middle of September we have heard yerv few cam.
plants il regard to tie atnosphericaI changes.
The picking 81 cotton goes on finely. and va shall
have The basis of large transactions within call j
soon as our independence il recagn;zad ~, oitbar
81 the two great raw. e I,,rana
There 1age MT, so,,s,s, Y, U.
ceiyed ths WEEK cofnrr;sol, ,,,o,ts III mai,
ceptiug cotton. Rreadstpffs eontnne Is fa;r sn.
ply. Provisions are scarce ana ssifad r,eats ara
selling at most exorbitant pricas. (,ny nlante,s
have hot vet realized their first ,arl eror,
There Is falling Of ID the demand for s;Iver ana
gold. Rates are tend;nr da,rr,vara i IL,
that one of tbe frst as,,raa
federated Congress- ~ n rsasosn,t, Il -
,oat, IA. 81 q ~ " neAt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-17
DENTISTRY.
AsszpsSSssSsssaas ARTIFICIAL TEsFETEI-The bes,
cheapest and nost rsplee Dental Establish.
III fSsSsS ment in New UrIeans q DR.. FIELpINa,s

A@zEsSssSJEA, ARTIFICIAL TgsETA-The bsst
cheapest and rspete Dental Establish.
1IILTle4 Canal street. : u - "
His facilities for npulang Artificial Taahare
y any Practical Dentist Southern States eying cops
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should pracure where
5ney can rely upon the experience skill and which
Dental Science produce. 1850 ~
Every Tooth is Of surprising beauty which eanhs,
pc detected from the productions Of nature gradually
storing that uniformity the features youth and
ton 49, - -
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily ex.
Ieeh without pain supesedg anything before
tained y The profession astonishing all it.
All Operations in Dentistry performed with care and skill and
and utility unsurpassed by others. Gnsk
appiied Teeth reodaled and fit guaranteed
crate AT the following prices written guarantees a
each set If dssired found
aIter tive mouths trial their money will be returned.
Eull sets on Sterling Silver base 90
Enii ses finest finish gums bound. 40 O
En, sets yueanzed Rubber equal to gold to 50 90
ati sets On Y carat gold base beautiful form to SO 90
vi tes on ~ carat gold base from to llk %
me The most perfect gems that can be produced.
sno examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
3 Canal ptraot
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Go . = . In
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

GouSotL CHAMBER, Cry HALL /,
New Orleans Tuesday, October ID, 1861. !
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present Messrs. Stith, Wilt, Cox and
Forstal-4
There being no quorum. the Board adjourned to
Tuesday next, at O'Clock p. NJ
An o. CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secty.
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-7T7'T ~ - = -
csATTLE m a kkET

JEFRRRsoN CITY, October II, 1851,
Arrived yesterday 1850 Texas Beeves, 1876 Veal
Cattle and I Mich Cows. Amount Of Stock sold
were ss2 Texas Beeves, 10 Hogs and 12s Veal
Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are 416 Texas
Beeves, 2ss Hogs, 534fsheep and 4s2 Veal Cattle.
We quote Lax
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-17

aSsszsiaSsssN LOSS OF NEETH-Dr. y. WEST
IL ST. ynnFes street, continues surpfy thG
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
apon his principle of self adhesion THIS
aetho mas procured him universal appreciation and II
snded a 6sin he post Of supplying ART
tEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation asticatton and 80 perfect and narn
as t defy detection the closest observer d.
nelhed Of Killing teeth with gold combines all the modern
Those interested will end these statements
sey and scrupuiously Dr. W. returns his sincere
thanks 70 the inheants of New Orleans and vicinity for ht
practice they have favored h with for the last sn
Eetli lAtaTeFte SunaFe. .y+F
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atstarilsf Snttlltgents.

CRESCENT 0FrIrE, No. 10 Camp Street, .
Thursday Morning. October II. 1851.
Arrived gestcrdas.
Steamboats,. ~,
Try q Keene. Richardson, FIN Memphis.
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MAYORALTY---
~S~~S-~~S-ss.x,
MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
-.. City Hall October IL. 1851
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
No. 5T63.l
hssots That the Assistant Treasurer and the Deputy Comp
TROLLEY be and they hereby authorized sign the snail
notes be issued by the city accordance with resolution No
5lOO approved September q 1861.
lSgnedl j. MAGTONT,
President Board OF Assistant A aldermen.
lSgredI j. o. NINON
-,.gz., . w President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved October 10 1861.
OLE bt lSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
TO Ia RerS.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CITY HAIL, Oct, II, 1861 {
vs. To Baikers--The price of fresh FIos.r
being this day eight dollars SIS Upr barrel bakers are re
ned to give during the ensuing week. commencing on MON
DAY, l4th inst:
Fitty-eigh' ounces of bread for 20 cents
Twenty-nine ounces Of bread for 10 cents:
Fifteen ounces Of bread for cents.
The loaSes of second quality weigh oneeiehth more
that is to say:
The 20 cent loaves sixty.fYe ounces;
The 10 cent loaves thry-three ounces;
The cent loayes. seventeen ounces.
ss25 # John T. MONROE. Mayor.