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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11
Family Sewing Machine,
With Spaulding'S improvement!

DUBLiC attention is respectfully invited
10 the superior merits OF these new and
improved machines.
they will Hem, Fill Gather and Embrolder.
Will sew every variety Of fabric from me
finest Swiss Muslin 10 the heaviest tailoring,
without missing stitches.
They are very strong and durable.
We feel fully justified III warranung these
machines 10 be IN every respect e quai 10 rec
concentrations. as they have been Thoroughly
tested IN competition with all the hish priced
ones, by persons competent 10 Judge VINO
have gwen u the most satisfactory teStm"-
mails and certificates, which are published IN
our circular, TO which we refer for more iull
description.
Finishing and Sales Rooms. Market street,
nexl door 10 the residence of John Walls, Esq.
Puces-S35. Si5 and $50, according to
size and finish. all complete and delivered,
and thorough instructions given IN all Varle-
ties Of work.
An wishing a good Sewing Machine, will
please call and examine, or address
II. S. Spaullins orr. ". Shriner.
Lewisburg, UnIon Co. Pa.
We respectfully refer,o The following ladies,
who are using these machines
Mrs $ Geddes. Mrs W Duncan. Miss
Louisa Morris. Mrs e 4 Lyndall, Miss Idle
Mackev. Miss Julia A Cornelius, Mrs Rev 7
Mar, Mrs Johnson Walls. Mrs DIR Hayes,
Mrs Francis Wilson, Mr., Brown. Mrs Jas
M'Creish-. Mrs F.Beer5iecher, Mrs krea-
mer. Lewisburs; Mrs p Tu>tin, Norihum-
berlanG; Mrs Rev John Guyer. Mrs VI APP
pleman, Mrs David Roberts. Mrs Sylvester
Pur>el. Mrs Alfred Crevelng. Mrs + fow-
Ter, Mrs T. II Hughes, Mrs. Boon, Mrs
CreaSey. Miss Derr, Columbia Co.
Icwi>hurc Feb. 30 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11
Scene at a Baltimore Election.


At one of the polls in the city Of Balti-
more, at the Presidential election of 1886,
. very old man approached the polls, hold
ing bi. balo. ready to be deposited. The
crowd made way with one accord, except
one active vigilance Committeeman, who
did not know the new conner, nor apprec'-
ate the general movement. He interposed,
and the following colloquy took place:
Challenger. challenge that vote.
Old Man. The ground Of the challenge,
sir?
Challenger. Have you been natural
ized?
Old Man. Born in the country, sir
Challenger Do you live in this State !!
Old Man. Yes, sir.
Challenger. In the city!
Old Man. Yes, sir.
Challenger In this ward!
Old Man. Yes, sir.
Challenger How long have you lived
ip this ward2
Old Man. Eighteen years, sir.
Challenger. What's your name!
Ola Man. Roger B. Taney, sir.
Challenger. What's your business!
Old Man. Chief Justice of the United
States, sir.
The challenger had nothing further to
ask, but just then appreciated the facts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11
.e.GI NSX w VpNNAS

of the Ac.CIAS B.SkM thoroughly worthy the conn
ienre of all Every symptom OF Consumption = surely
and permanently ersdicatel by its Its effects
none other but snt rcnoya'ns 10 the en-
tire system Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs toid- and
General Debility efectually cured by us use AiEt
Ssea-s Of Flesh and Wasting OF the Muscles
Loss of appetite. soreness Of the Throat the', and
Lungs Liver Complaint, Palptston Of the Heart. ph
cpitv Of BreatEing-a these affections disappear in an
Incredibly short time after using Dr. o. Phelps Browns
AcAcan Ralsam.
II unuri,hss and strengthens the patient vlo IS too
much reduced par.ake Of ordinary food II heals all
internal sores tuberc-s and inflammation II strength
ems braces and revitalizes the brain and is without
rival tonic, supplying electricity or magnetic ioree
10 every part OF the enfeebi and PROSTATE body 1t
needs lengthy trial 10 conviuoc any that the AcA.N
B,sAN trgly the greatest remedy Of tue day a '
beneficial qualities fully apparent in eight and forty
bour, aft tria
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11

This is an ARTICLE 70 which every fui'lrrs au'utou
should h particularly directed At this m@ut. from
any root III cur large Ct-~ YOU eau count thousands q
bri-k chimney -o I1yr,s sstru hy ti~ ,uai Gas and
Weather a. tod maud Imu rita rrmotal-tl DO Wish
seldom cost- i-~ than s. II Curr -hnwiut the nrrsfty
Of some article hat vii not decay or o" eaten tY a&r
Ti> Ne now o.rr in cur vrsa III utAl aud Plain Cham
u.g Toys They burnt harder than stone: lu 'art.
prrfrcty yI Ted and 'ryou- 10 thr tr, acid
united by coal. ~Arh ru- zap brick ard mortar IN lees
than thru, or four years. Ne nov mHku- ard have
on hand. large Gu ntiCs # ses-rAl GG'ru stl les.
from i,rt 10 :r.t lr,hv- high ana from SIZE 70 so
each ,lass iu th- first place than trick chin UryJ
Irs.u. furnished auI orders promptly attended TO by
adj rr-siuz the IAuuUisct,T- ut the
FACTORY. LINK a EIAt X. 7th q Germantown Road.
Office, :. 4. IIAi;aleuN, luly tAcstAut st, ihllal-
y-ITRIFIFp TERRA GOTTA GARDEN VASES, STAT
TAEY. FOUNTAIN ami Ia ILDlNG UtNAMtNT-.
such ., Brackets, Carfa-. Nodun-- So. Cheaper "a N
any other mat, rial fiLrr u--u- than any other
rial. 4 large stugH constantly On hand Any dr-ru
made by aiirc-- tr manufacturers at the
Factory. LlNk4 BLA' Is, lth Germantown Road
Office, :. 4 HARRISON lu.u Chestnut St Fti!a1.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11

THIS remedy is off red saoriinc means of speedy
Tor tue large number that die annually in land
Of that TELL sc"Gr-e Consumption 10 which. unfortu
uatcly many p.eh!s posing causes exist. Youth and
age alIAe suhlect 10 It's TLysses.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-11
vITRIFIED CHIMNEY TOPS.

Manufacturers, LINK 4 Hlt, H.
fsrtrrv IT, aud G-rmauicEu Enai-
Once, : 4. Harrison. iUIu Chestnut -. FLi.Ai.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

City aalt August s, 1881.
mo. -5T39.]
AN ORDINANCE fer The Assze and regulating
SECTION l. BE II ordained That all bakers other persons
in doing carrying business as bakers
ssta ~ .sa s
and place business recorded % be kept
that purpose tha Mayors office and shall in all respects
basn e
sze I Il at es % o
the said trade business under his her directions for his
previously her commencing business make
sS III r os n book pS9
and in default shall be liable to fine of dollars
court Of competent inrisdieon benefit Of the city
he b f BE-
with the nitial letter Of his her names other
Re a
e Mayors ose and e saa mark shall be designated after
All bakers o. shsr persons using Or Carrying on the
they gye weight which may Ssd ey virtue
relative thereto By the Common Council and further
aH On s
ssS sS Ct the s " IF o os % a one @ dime me y h II din
as s s % s he 9as s an dime
SEQ Bakers tavernkeeper and other sesg bread
or o. gssg s @ for feagsd z hays The weights
owegts and authorized to proceed them
5a is M ~ ay y e %na 81 the
kets and the Deputy Street Commissioners in
week inspect aud examine within the several Wards Dis
ricts OF this city and the public markets. all loaf bread baked
by for on account Of baker or bakers In order
by whether required
To ascertain whether the weight thereof conforms
iBed assige and to that end said tommaries
Street Commissioners hereby requ any
time between sunrise and to bakery bakehoue
shop other building wherein loaf
tavern shop any other plaza wherein loaf
posted stored kept for SALE And shall further e the duty
of the eueants or Police Commssares OF markets aAd Dep
uY Street Commissioners stop and detan all bakers other
ayes eel carrying bread for sale in baskets carts
wagons otherwise through the public streets highways
and examine and weigh such bread and such exaina
ton should they lind such bread in whole unwhoe
some unstamped wanting in weight baked agreeably
the present ordinance he shall conduct the offender offend
before the Recorders Of this city who
proof made shall pronounce the seizure aud coneaon such
bread for the OF the Orphan Asylus OF the city and shall
further condemn the offender offenders to fine of not
less than twenty-five dollars than fifty dollars and in
imprisoned exceeding thirty daEs Any officer Commssary
Deputy Street Commissioner negectng refusing enforce
the foregoing, shall be dismissed from office.
SEC g. The shall publish the official journal of the
city Saturday assiae Of bread for the ensuing week
this effect he shall estimate barrel of flour to produce three
weight and in order the weight hee loaf
the number Of ounces shall be divided by number equal to the
number of dimes barrel Of -four be worth in the market
the time of fixing the asize and adding the five olar fifty
dmes allowed 10 bakers by the law the goen shall be the
number Of ounces dime leaf shall weigh
SEC n Wherever according the preceding operation the
fractional parts less han half ounce they shall be taken
off the loaf and when half more, shall be
added toit The whole, moreover In conformity the tariff
subjoined to the foregoing ordinance:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
8shissu af tbs sSlaxssts.
CREscxaF 0TFIaR, No. 10 EAsp
E Wednesday Morning, August a

u wv NE
"Wednesday Morning, August IS 1851
C0TToN.s We did not hear ofa sale.
TnBAcco. There has been some inquiry, but
We have heard of no sales. Received to-day s
hhds.
SUGAR. The sales comprise about $50 hhds. at
d preyiona rates. Fair to Fully Fair 54@6c.
MoLkssEs ,.. Abont 200 bbls. sold at 2s@24c.
for Reboiled and Ferrnenting.
FLoua. 80 bbls. Superfne sold at =, 800 at
81 5 100 at 81 Is and 900 Choice Extra at IS % bbl
goRE, 800 sacks sold 7A5 Yellow at SIC. and
ana 100 1T 55c. V buaheE.
Oars The sales comprise 700 sacks at zoe.
u bushel.
BRAa. .700 sacks sold atsl s5 u 100 lbs.
PoRE. Mess Is retailing at $50 % Dbl.
LARD. Prime in tisrees Is retailing at l6ac. and
in kegs at l8c. . b.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

Healthy Human Blood upon heng AHAAYGED, slvATr pr.
sets with the essential eenHna ana gves Of cu,s
the Trne Standard. Anayze the Blood Of person sncr
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Ecrofue sc
and find in every nStanCe certain decieGcieg the rad
ue8 Of Blood Supply sad made we'll
The Blood Food s founded ntorh
ng SUCCESS. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted otho deficiencies ofhe Blood In different dseasA, IN,
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis any affection whatever Of bs
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption use No. l. which ia aso
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss of Appetite and for all
chronic Complaints arising from OverUse, General nabty
and Nervous Prostitution No. for Liver Couplainy M
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption II
taken by drops and carried Immediately into the ccuaton an
that what gain retain The No Is for Jrrepu
ares Hysers Weaknesses etc. See special directions for
this, For Salt Rhenn Erupons Scrofulous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No S. In all cases the directions
nus be srcty followed Price of the Blood Food 81 mar
bottle
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT Nc, 400 Broadway New
York j. WRIGHT CO., No.2l IN Chartres street o.
j. WOOD CO., ST. Louis No. and By al respectable Drug
glats throughout the country,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
DR. DAWES

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAN
Under influence the dangerous cough is removed sp
ting Of blood is prevented the breathing soft Rd
easy, and the unfortunate sufferer uesored from the
awful condition of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For salein New Orleans wholesaler and Retafl,by
J, WRIGHT Il CO.,
II and Isl Chartres street,
Sole agentR for the South
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

BATTLE bREEki hlcl'' lihc st ioU5'
Prof Wood Thea wilt please accept limo to inform tHoe
that the hair my head all fell Off twenty years a,
caused by complicated chronic dseaSe attended with mn erP
tion the head. continual course of suffering through e
having reduced OF dependeuce have not been
able obtain stuff f2r caps nehUr have been able to do them
up in consequence Of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold This Induced to pRy Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had earth nr dollar bottle Of thy ar
Restorative this fret OF August last, have faithfully
followed the directions and the bud Is covered with
hRir thick and back h0ugh short II Ia ao coming in all
my head Feeling cnnRaeu thar another large bottle would
entirely and perusncuty eo GnxGs peBsYere In
it's use, and being dGST1e purchase any
would ask thee ii thee wnEls not be- Willing
der thine agents or bottle and receive to thTaef the scrip.
re the roWsrd IL those ttEt kind the
widow and the tGthefcBH,"
Thy friend, SUSANEAH KIRBY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
I'VE PREPARATIONS
SAHFORD'S
YER VIa ORATOR

Ia compounded entirely unIs end hns become An Az
abfshed Iact Standard Medicine known apprdy I'd y all
that have Eod It, Rnd is with confidence in all
tbs diseasss for which it is r6contn sltft
1t has cured thousands last two rnsrp
given up all hopes Of ree ssthe u1socitedcsrt6
cHteB in nay possession show.
The dose mist he adapted aetolopsant Of he udv,s
Ua taking It, and Hsed in auch qA on tbs
Bowels
Letths dictates of yoRruagnoD guaq you in the use IF As
Liver 1n7igorGor, and 1t viii Li7or Goapenta Bious
Attacks yspepaa, Chronic Di8rhes, Summer Complaints
Dyae0tery ropsy Stoms2h Abiual Gosyeness Choc
Cholera Cholera Morus Cholera arutu Fntlenoe Jaup
dco Female #eaknesse8 and successay ga an
Ordinary Family Medicine will cure Sick Headache fsy
hoRssad8 testify In twenty minutes tnoor three tea.
rpoonsn retaken at Of agtsck. who use
hregvihg their ta8timonyin usFRvor
Mix wRerinthe mouth with ths refrigerator, and ws ov
bothtoeether.
Price 81 per bottle.
Snndford's Family Cath1rtIc PILLS.
0opoundedtrom pure Vegetable upn 6lasE
CasoS alright, end will keepin any climate.
The Family Cathartic PHI gentle aud active Cathar
which tile proprietor has used practice twenty
years he constantly increasing demand from those who hare
on seq the P Hnd tho satisfaction which all e1pre9s in re-
sf e the Profession well know thai different Oathartica
T69 Family CGthne PiiI lsa VII dus reference to this
!&f Seen G?fqponnGea from gaey of @ the % Rpres
ay canal and good and safe i'll m whore Cahsro
Pains IN the Back ard Loin Paip ana S9TeneS
neglected end in of Fever Loss Of Appetite" Sree
ng Sensation OF Cold tho body RosteS!hess
Weight in the Head all InNmutAtoTy Iiseases worms n
Children or Adults Rheulnasn great Further Of he ooa,
and many diseases which flesh il heir TO- TOO 10
uenticn 10 this advertisement. Dose 70 s. Pree res
The Liver 1nygora0r and Family Uathnrttc l5 feitea
Druggists generally and mold lF he trSdsp all the asd
$50 Broadway H Y.
|. T. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
ra97SkW Ard us Rys TsES DEusslss'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES,

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND R0AOF DESTROYER
guaranteed to be the safe ard used for
the destruction ofthese troublesome verntn
sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
SfG9TER as hore are spurious offered for sale
@crsaeh5 ], WRIGHT f CO.,
ial Gm&W 2l and lbl Gharras s+rsat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
Railroads.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
To Bakers.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
.- --- City Hall, August Is, 1861.

gt City Hall, August Is, 1861.
The attention of all persons carrying the business of
baker, other persons selling bread directed TO The pro-
of the following ordinance entitled = An Ordinance for
establishing the Assze and regulating the Weight and Inspsc
on Bread ~ a persons carving the Business of
baker, hereby notified call the Mayors office prior
the September and there make the declaration required by
first section the ordinance the penalty provided by
the said first section OF the said ordinance.
T Tl.5 sE5 JOHN Il. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

Bacon. Shoulders are retailing at l5c., Ribbed
Sides IL, and Sugar Cured Hams IT@20c. U ib.
wHIsSY -. Rectifed is retailing at 4oe %
gallon aHasf5 II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
TT Ut III 7 T ~
Attorney and Counsellor ,st.LaN

Depot No. 4 Broadway and sold by all dealers throughout
the world
The ResoraYes pat up In bottles 81 szes viz iErge.
medium and small. The small holds half pint, and oa!s for
dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds least twenty
per cent proportion than the small and etls fsr Two
dollars per bottle fheHEge hoia quart forty per
In proportion and retas for hree dollars hottie. g. j.
WOOD CO., Propreors, a44 Broadway NeYg York and ia
ct Louis Mo- ard god by all good druggists nd
fancy RoodE dssigrs.
!. WRIGHT CO. Agentp,
Al and l5l ChnrtreHsttebt,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
GATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY. August Is, Is

JEFFERSON CRY, August IS, 1851
Arrived yesterday, 554 Texas Beeves, Is Hogs,
and l60 Veal Cattle. Amount OF Stock sold were
200 Texas Beeyes, 16 Hogs and l92 Veal Cattle.
Stock remaining on sale are 494 Texas Beeves,
so Hogs, 81 Sheep and 4l9 Veal Cattle. We quote
PBIoES:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
EsOETCEgAHTESAGN RAIL


regular steam train from the
lake to the city week days
10 O'Clock P. NJ. Horse Car.
TIE Steam Train will stop at Gcuuiy sgoa when nogAeA
except however, l p0 and during the half hour trips
Sunday afternoon FATs IS way, conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at O'Clock
A. H., inlieu of the horse
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from L NJ. until IL P. NJ
The Sunday leave either the every half
hour, from P. NJ until P. N.
nnbaSseR leave Canal BEreet Depot every min
IisB
Passengers earnestly requested procne their tickets
the Office under Depot Checks Return Tickets, will be
handed them on the
ny25 If y. PAHDETY, Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

Gcl4E AGENCY
- or TsE oRLEBRArgD
STACKER iRoE WOEEs
.S!t. EE 3 TkfEESSHE,
ID 70 AZ inches diameter. -. / oil an inch
1nqsf 81 81 inShss rs an lnth
tors. Brsta Bars d. per pound.
g, =, LAY1ILEBEUvRE,
s4.& ~ r. uonlmissicn Nerehsnt,
q 10. Il ualOn stIest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
MAYORAI.TY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hall, August ., 1861.
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans.


No. 5149.1
regusing the wesh and OF e.wood and
S Sf' New snG ssh S S ,s
luton No. 43 amending the approved August 30 1865
be Il snsd @ M and al 0fs @ Be-
ANY Of H. os Ss s q @ Gsr n he
oslHr half for the bsSed @ Of Of the the city; e .. ~ ,,
receive iee each barrel Of coal that may
sold wths the limits G this city, ed $ him as requ
coal. co f. - ,n,., .,,u-,,,
used in the Transportation and delivery of coal within the
such cart vehicle may be able 10 hold contain and
five and shall be the duty said vendor the
and delivery Of cea to cause 70 be painted in clear and eghe
or a S of sTd to
coal such vehicle mSy hold shown by
6s ham
dGa o 1s Se % @ ed LIED dTa @ be
court one baf fr the benefit of the inormer the other half
President Board Of Aldermen.
President resi- Board of Assistant Abdomen.
aai0 St fsigneai W., JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
Reso That the Surveyor be aud he hereby authorized to
issue to Coleman Co.. eoltractos for the construction Of
Louis street tie necessary certificates for square block
proper be by said contractors for the
laying Of the banqettes on said street the time that
said contractors put all the banquees said Rampant
disturbed by them in good order condition. the
ton of the City Surveyor and it further provided that this
shall only apply TO that portion Of the block
paving to be paid by the city.
Signedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
[Signedl y -. .. J. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August Q, 1861.
aul0 ct fSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
NO. 5751.J
Resored That resolution No $3.50 e amended to read
Resoed That the Surveyor be and is hereby authorized
the crossings the intersections and
Desire streets to be made
. 80 [Signedl J. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
tSignedI j. MAGIONT,
. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August Q, 1861.
ag10 St fSigneii JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
Price 81 Flour psf 66 0o LoaVss I0e E0aves Sc Loa7es


sEo shalt only lawful for bakers or other persons
carrying on the business of baker aforesaid within the limits
eity 70 make or bake three Kinds of bread viz
The h shall be OF the best qlality OF "Extre 1onr the
second shall be Of the bss quality OF Superfuen -four and
the third shall be df Fine u oar, ge6d wholesome
that OF The stquly, cO5aony known Fancy Bread, y
sha not come WITHIN the provisions of this ordinance far
regards the price and weight ard shall not beeced
tFoed by the foregoing aze Provided that such bread shall
be made baked and sampea herein required all bakers
Or other persons making, baking selling such bread shall IN
all other respects 10 comply with the provisions of
th ordinance under the penalties thereto fixed Bread of the
second quality shall have the weiht required the foregoing
asss and that Of the third quality snal weigh oneeghh
more Bread of the first quality shall be stamped wifi the
figure thM of the SECOND with the figure fhRG of
third with the hgpe in uddon 10 the stamp mark Of he
baker Any baker not complying with the provisions hereof
fined not less than twenty five dollars than hun
dred dollars
SEC ANY bae other person carving on the business Of
baker engaged in making and baking bread aforesaid,
@ho hA mix permit to be mixed used in the
manuAetere of bread any alum, vol any othe
some ueeteons subsance shall conviction before
the Recorders Of this city other competent Court be
nnea N sum not exceeding hundred dollars and in
iaq 81 payment of such fne shall be i fBoned exceeding
SEC ~ All ordinances resolutions conflicting with the
81 asa me same are hereby rePsahIsdf led
| ,v,. President pro tenn Board Of Aide men.
i .s,. President Boardoi Assistant Alder men,.
i true copy; = 'Aet' i'o'' 'i'''S
aus lot aAnlos 4. BAksn, Secretary to Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
7 Receipts of Produce.

Receipts of producs.
NIEMPHIS-Per steamer Grand Duke-200 scks
bran Isler & Walker 1856 do A Thomson &co--l2
pigs leather Webber 4 Hollander- III lpkgs iron
FoIger eco SO scks potatoess166 sacks Il0 6bls
flour I A Hamton--l2 do W Delano-75 do KIRK
patrick &co-4125 do C Fl Smith II do J Graham
100 do Mcfarland s. Barksdale- 1s8 B P Ethel
&eo-7 do Norton b Macaulay--65, bbls beer W A
{ Giffhorn- 50 bbls potatoes A D Henkel &co-- 304
scks bran N 0verton &co-- 200 do Perkins &co--
20 scks 62 bbls flour Oglesby & Macaulay-75 do
hhds tobacco Wilson & Young 1877 scks potatoes
r. hbis 1our Putnam 6co--iso do sumraervllle &
col hid tobacco n Fl Short &co-- | do I l. Bell
--Is0 pkgs iron Fl Fassman- 81 scks potatoes to
Schneider 4 Wise-26 do to order-63 scks 80 bbls
potatoes Olmstead-2 bbls lard G P Black Geo
q Dbl butter J Fennell- hf bbls oil A D Kelly l.
co-Total hhds tobacco.
MEMPHIS Per steamer Lizzie Simmons sun
dries to order.
i BAYOU. .sARA-Per steamer Acadia ---sundries
to order.
I BARATARIA-P steamer Bees hhds sugar
Payne 4 Harrison-lot vegetables Free Market.
Railroads. -....- y-,.. 3
NO, OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, August 26, l861.-4o hhds
sugar Darby 6 Tremoulet-l0 do Gordon & Castil-
lo-25 do Belocq, Noblom Geo "a do Lauve q
Leblanc-10 do Lapene 4 Ferre-ao do 80 bbls mo-
lasses G Sabatier-2 do L Surle--37 head cattle to
j III iRey- 81 do Aycock 81 Greathouse- 40 do Ed
White 50 do 7 ] Noel lis do Pascal & Rey-20
do G Wilkins eco snndries to order Total 1859
hhds sugar 54 bbls molasses 345 head CATTLE.
= BRASHEAR CITY, August 81, 1s6l.-2 bbls mo-
lasses Thompson y Barnes 45 hhds sugar Hall l.
Rodd-- IL do Hare &co- u do Lapene & Ferre
Is head hogs $50 head cattle Rey--25 do Miller
6eo-50 do I J Noel 35 do Ed White &co--65 do
cal & Rey-sundries TO order-Total So hhds sugar
2 bbls molasses lis head hogs 563 head CATTLE