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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-24
For philadelphia at 6.2O A. M.

FOr Pn1ldQelpu1d bC O.ZO IA W.
ss;z=p- ON and after MONDAY,
sa4se " July 22d, 1901, the
q H2h STEAMBOAT ZEPHYR will
tflaiEYffrrITTil1 ltas3fStfys~ run u fellOwe:
ss9ts a llEslsa f3aaiEE Leave Wilmington from
tkasAsnla King Street Wharf, at $50
A. ".
Lesys PbiAd'a from Chestnut Street Wharf at ?. NJ.
Stopping AtMseus Hook and Chester at about an bouf
after the time named, each way
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington, ss cents
Return trip tickets, ~ cents
Return trip tickets, % cents
dated.
ES-BreakfAst provided board
Freight taken at the ueusl low rates shippers ara re-
1rested to have their goods to Chesnu Street Wharf
by or before T. NJ To insure Their coming down sams
goods mot recepted for will be at owners risk sir re
ceiat can be procured at the oe at Wilmington OF ha
delphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-24
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF
THE WAR.

Nov in course OF publication by James D. Torrey, New
York City, and open for subscription gieat popular
national work, Of lnestmable value TO all, beautifully
printed in large Svo, viz the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-24
WANTED
NOTICf

DRoPosALs will be received by DR.. McCABE, Third
and King streets, for furnishing refreshments at the
ccmng Exhibition Of the Agricultural Society OF New
Castle county. sepl7tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-24
PENINSULAR R. R. LIME,
Change of Hours.

ON and after MONDAY. Aug. 18th, 1851 Trains for the
" accommodation Of Passengers will run "a follow i
until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-24

THIS PUBLICATION Is JUST WHAT IS WANTED
No Man, no Family, no oncc, should be
without IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22
Id. T'Tib. |

JuDGE CauwALADFR's DECISION ~ THE SnP
pSRkHnL CAsg.--A very important and able Judicial
deeidou ia the caee OF tire prize ship Gen. PsrkhI
gas delivered Yesterday in the District Court u the
Iintsd s,ntes. by Judge Cadwalader. This vessei
vas bonght for dudicalion into this district, where
Ebel prlJ ing her condemnation AS pine, has been
I'D Nv he United States, the ground that she
attempted to violate the blockade a, Charleston, ana
I, ths property Of insurgents, traitors, and pGohc
e,enier Her ALLEGED pro, rieton exhibited claim
wib prayer for restitution, describing themselves TO
o Of The City OF Charleston and citizens OF the United
StstOs. ,....,. -
;o,nor,ant oue,licus, which were ably roylewud by
tbe Court. Tbs ellm Tor restitution yths alleeed
proprietors was resctcd, tbe ship Will stand con-
denasd a. q Dtne. Inp@ ipl'asii ~V'u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22
SUICIDE or AN AMERICAN IN CANADA.

coussrouasnes Of The n. Y Tribuus.
ToRosro, G. w, July ~, isCi.
A most melancholy affair happened here last night
VIM. Huntley sigourney, A. NJ, literary gentleman
Of bigh attainments aathor Of " Christian" Of a
history Of New England and vOluminouS contributor
Of the periodical Press, committed suicide by taking
prussic Acd-the Of this was d'1Rpo'Hfed "ne'
tho lady resding 10 Kingston on the Hudson River NJ.
Y. where he re.ded last Winter. His will was found
in s pocket, leaving his property s'S,OOC) TO Mss
Magic A. Brink. His remains leave here to-day to
be- inorred ut Ivy Glen his estate near fonkers, N \.
He was a very promising Young man, ana beloved ny
all who knew him. lilo WAS well known throughout
New-York and the Eastern States, and was Nj one
time connected with The Sprirgfed ReP"biieG" also
ne KuO,,.NcLng in Boston, and for the past Winter
was editor of The Democratic U'soH, n Kingston,
N. 4.
THE above reaches Us apparently vel authen-
tjcatsd; vet it may be- . hoax. We print it du-
biously, and shall be very glad to find il untrue
M Trib /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22


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vaDs and restoring The nst elasticity and strength Of the whole
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the Tesols Of long investigation
years. duDs which time they have prevented "nd relieved
originating in the seSo system srom der'Hsed s' Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable In hslf souPoho7, ADD DO
taken At all times vi perfect 'is'y Th'0' n'sH ' eh-ago
Of diet aad tie dS'"es@ any a'a9''0''' 'd'e 'a' H'*s
% sd"tsassT Am to a'aS'HA'
BEWARE w CoUNfEHFEirs'
fhe genuine Lave A''
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Bold By Drnssi''' 'n0 a. ''De' i'sA''' 'A ''o0"neA
Ae'1 VIII % 'S'' OS H'i' p''P'"' "a ''0'p " ''0
AL 's<'s '1'aia ''S'a'
" A ,!bge bottle ofsfALpiN"s PhEPAkED GLUE
win save zen tilnes it cost annuAily'-e
sPALDr'G's PREPARED GLUEi
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY of

CUPREsiE COURT, CITY and COUNTY OF
y NEW-YORK.-LN CURIOUS EDGEBTON sg,,n't tn'
WESTERN MARINE AM tIRE INSuRAnJt COMfAHI.
Surnur Tor ,e, de uand on Contract (Con not ser To
tie Defendants med You ss h. ebJ sraotd an5 70
oule6 the drt th Actn, when WI o. ca
i Cic u the aud County Of hs"'l orr ~
tue Cy Hall H. said CITY, aid 10 copy Of your en"i
TO the aid the cub -cibers. their otce no III
Broaduy IN aid city Of Nswi oIh whin twenty days s
s.rvie this you exclusive a" The DAY o.
m II ynn n % an.ycf th complaint within the
tune Aforesaid Tho plsiud ia ha seton VIII ake J1dshe
ar.n,t YOU ths Of four tHousnd sn hundTra sno
III AID ~ 100 dhsu With tote est from the 18th day Of
Ami b uslnd eigbt rrd aud siH yone be"des tne
coats of tli. sotilL-nsfrd New York, July D. lShl.
BARNAY, BUTLER. PARSONS,
Plsintihs Attorneys.
tn. t,i,. In tlt action v..s duly 6led IN the ohcs 81
the CLERK City 6ud Cosnfy OF Now forz ~ tho u h
H. sid city on tho 9th deg Of JOY, 1851 ..ro,,a
BhhEsY. CUTLER. e. PARSONS,
iva law 6wM Plaintiffs Attorneys-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

noise in bis room a. some oes had tIles, basthpsSts
no more OF Il then. About O'Clock che wess up
Stairs, snd the or Of dscsaseds Icing open, -
saw him on tie bed. and biood on che aocs She In
medlateIy gave tho ALARM snd upon examination vas
fouad that he was dead. His thr at was frigseeay
cut and there Eve sabs In tho side inaotrd with
aknife whsh wss found near him. The jury rsnSessl
q verdict Of "saicide by cutting bis throat wiA .
knife"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

NARROW Escape PROM DRowxruo.- OAILAsy
hssooE.-oa Saturday afternoon. Nc the Staten iand
Ferry boat, soaibfed, was on her five O'Clock r;p
rom New-York, and when off Governors Ia md. =
Ilttle boy named Barton Watson, son of Mr.. IN.
Wa'son, aged ak years. fell overheard from t,e us.
deck. TIE boat bad proceeded some 500 wards sss~s
1t became known to the Captain Isaac Prseland vi.
immediately turned back when, strange TO say. II,
enid was seen floating on the surface of th. wate,
Captain j. w. Ktredse late Of the steamship Pbils
d'phia, who was board at TIE time imms di,,.J !,
sprung overheard and succeeded in saving the bcy|
from watery grave. Life was 90 near extinc TIA, y
required the utmost efforts TO restore him 70 con-
sciOusnes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22
yE,yyERsEY ITEMS.

ro,,tyu,r.-wi,hin the ccui; Of one mile,
- x,user Rsmaek and psscsck, IN Bers<
coun,v the Stars and Stripes may be seen hoaiu'
go, he Old Hook ScheOtfiouse and from the boz
900. az the following farmers; Richard HopFs
,..ae Boeers, William Bortic, David Demsress, hsa'
p we.torvelt, NlchOhs Cligpon, John G. wes,orve'
Aaron Tuer Samuel Parcel. There Gags average =
By Riisen feet, and are elevated On fne po'ss' ~.
been propcsod 70 call the place Leyalyils. Apps,
tou win be made for Post-0fice n this place. W.
il in Washington Township, and IN q wsA'Hy -
hsatlIfal neighborhood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SFIKSG GUss AT FoBT PicKEss -There was eos}n
siderable excitement in tue poskboyhOod of Re$a
Hamilton Saturday, in consequence Of repor. thbi
soldier attached to the regular force at Fort P'ckbs
bad been brought back under sentence Of death, sts
to be SHOT az II O'Clock that day. 1t uas ststsf
that weeks since, on the arrival Of company II
regulars at kor Piekens, OF the number bribe
by ths Confederases TO spike many Of the guns
the fort as he could lie received $500 in Coufederss
bile in pay ment for the work, bot instead Of spikn
The guns he handed tie bills TO the commanding oMos
and explained the circumstances. Some time ther4
after three guns found 10 be spiked, but il wf'
done 90 imperfccty that TIE spikes were drawn q
With comparatively little trouble. An investigate
resulted in the discovery Of the perpetrator, who
court mariaied and ssnt North. The condemned ~
der wac brought " FOn Hamilton Friday, as
on Saturday no was transferred " Governors IsaAi
Such is a, lsast sle report among residoais near
+ fort. b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDEsr.-On Friday moyniusI
man about 90 years OF age, mined Kozer MeAsnasj
was struck by the locomotive Of the down trtu on I'D
Camel Road, near New-Haven, and WIS Instant ,
killed. Tie engineer, Mr. William Lowell states bat
when short distance above che Old Cemetery he - =
the uan walking pear the track, aud when the tnis
was close to him, ATTEMPTED 10 cross directly In fo,
OF TIC engine. He wa taken irOp, the gutter, DO Il
the road with leg broken and his head ana sboa
ers badly crushed. coaouctcr Thomas hnmodia,sl I
went back to tue unfortunate man, but no Us. sarcs
could be rendered him. and be was taken 10 the bous
near by dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

SUPERIOR TzEs-iuIr 2OBs'o-s Justice
WOODRUFF
Sila- Ford ag. Jacques Schisf-Case and exceptions
settled.
Before Ju,iice 1oscAirP.
Henry v Rider agt. Ephram IL. Jenny.-Moton
f goun The. the IA frivolous denied
coe, Ioo Bouc her est Peter Pa Application 10 compel
,on.t,.id.rt sutih 70 he security for costs grated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

SufcrpE % A MSRcHASr.-Coroner Horton held 4
inquest yesterday upon the body Of AIR. Josiah So
greave, residing at No. iO7 Clinton street. who ooa
miued suicide BY hanging himself 70 = bed Po-'
means Of Elk neck handkerchief Tie went to 4
rOo shortly after II O'Clock aud friend Ealing TO :
him about an hour a0erwsId, one Of the faulty vc
To call him and found him snspeIdsd blythe neck, des
The deceased wGsthe New-York agent Of The Uxbri2.
(Hass.l Woolen Manufacturing Company. Abo
three weeks ago tie business Of he agency WIS 4
pended, which weighed 70 heavily upoO Mr.. ~
greaye mind that he became bopeles-ly dcspondx
aud eventually terminated bis existence az sboyes,s
Tho deceased was about dfy years Of age. he lesvI
wife and one daughter, recently married.. A verdi
In accordance with the facts q the case was rends
by the eorOnsrs jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

SrIciDE.-On Sunday, Coroner Gamble held an IN
ques. at the clearinghouse No a Lasht street, AePs
by Mr.. William Il. Van Amburgh, on che eody "
Thomas Lille, aged tbirty.iOur years OF uis e'y'
From the testimony il pears that deceased had been
boarding at the house about ten weeks lie was q.
ten on Saturday evening apparently well. Aboal'
O'Clock on sardsy morning Ms. Ven AHlbagh bead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

FIRE.-At about o clock on Saturday morning 6rv
was discovered at No. III Mulberry ,tree 10 sgrocer
sore. few rails of water ex;iIguisaed the firc<
Damage about $l0 Tie bulldog is six-story teoe1
ment house filed with people, and tue timely discovery
of the fire in all probability ayerted q tragedy sniIs
20 that in Elm street. which occurred sone time
An orest was made on suspicion Of ineendiarsa in "a
laiion TO this case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

DRUGGED AND Ron BED John Burns and Jok,,
McCofDick we're brought before Justice CO.. molly, Sad
mortug, caaEed with having stolen pocket hook
- IN bills m Charles Msfsba tbs ct Of July usdr ID
following CT Gun stances tshau alleges tbst sios
ocI -ck Ia tue afternoon. induced BY burns AccrDck s
an sber man named John D.nyn % go nto qaOr store
Of Thirth street and Tenth svenne, aud he tsoAa
his pocket book 10 pay tor tho drus bey bed then E
grabbed The pockebook from his hands Mar~asu nHod
became insensible rom tbs effects Of cTg placed 10
liquor snf remembers n0tLas until O'Clock tbs nxnf
when be found himself 10 'tonryad kicyeah svsne
The prisoners pleaded Not gully and by ID
magistrate Ia deiauls OF so bsll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

BRooKLIN Cry MoRTALITI.-The total number
deaths in this city lsSt week WA iS Of which 70 Vi
aduts, sne n children The principal disesses wei
consumption, III cholera infAnium, Is, narssnas'
eonvulsions, 3; sOsrle. fever y ANAL PoS, ); drcfs
6; sun stroke, 2, sc. Natives Of United STATES IL
ireland, i Germany. 2; England, 5, other countries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

Sunny DK.ru IN A BATa-EoOn.-On 49,
.arpoop M. James ~ Rsbino OF NcwsIs ~ aee sSs d
benz .l,ad With sPoplssy, Will. g ss ,a.,r ~ Essis
pi w., ,.ft he a cd. u tske bah aic N.m ~, -
ma de n fsr TIM. parto.e Wtrn ~ ~, \. 80 -
aauss As German rlo las char a u ls'sssH 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

Tar PURtIc scHooLs.--Tbe public schools eiOv'
f,r the Sumner season on Friday. Interesting exc
eises took place in all of them. The schoOk Sih
reopened on the first Monday In September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

SUPREME CoURr-Cu.nBER.-JuLr 2o.-Bsfors Justice
LHoNAHD.
Cbarles Bauall agt. Bowen, Holmes Co., ct. al
ns be TO- the pis'nf. nc Of the
,yop. of he answer Nth leave a.. defendants Ayog
Van Onda ard sse amended ansWer IN ten days
o. payment Of SIC costs Of thls tne'ion 49, +,
ir1s.tius Brown ut. George w bfovD-Alnony allowed
A. ~ r.s % 81 peg week e1d soN CT ~ 10 abs
tb. pln naf 70 prosecute the actlvn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

LARcHNY.-On Sunday, Detective Roach FOLLOWED
Charles Johuson ard Charles Lane both well known TO ~
police en- hour w., ding which tins they eOsered wiz,
Skeleton keys uunbeF Of houses Sixth avenue and
QUE apparently vita any booty. The Detective Kept
track tl DO out II the hou,e 80. 81 u osd 81
occupied Yosug Ladies Seminary, vi bundle. Th~]
walked along caIeisssly Ill they came TO psPer sseI
where they bought payer aud wrapped their piHder ts
officer geced tel th aud found that they Id
stolen fem the Ia tusniinsd house two shk Tlsn ii go
silysf Ips ssiie atcl stie pftp ~ 81 brt
Csihsr'le ColcUt. lucy had also Skeleton hey aud
their possesion and headquarters sna cxed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22
Eeaal Notites.


GUPREME COURT--Ciy and County of New
- ior.-JOHN u. JAfFRAY, Arb It W. isa az IdEsd
4. Jsaray. AID Richmond ~ yssy agt John DIYtsE.-
Cor uousy demCnd Uoatrct tCon not Ser =
To JOHN y DIVINE foa sre he'ehy syngun~d and rrq rd
aplaint which flied The
Office OF the Ck Of the ~ sDd County Of New H. ri tae
City . IN the City N-Yos. and 10 copy Of your
tue said ou.np,sin the ubcrihers their uise
No I'LL Rro4dwSy Ia ssid city within twenty dsy s.r tho
se-vc- Of this you executive Of tho day ~ such
vi aud If fail ths aid complain within the tms
ofessid ainG tbi econ III take judgment Ggaist
you Of hundred and ,igy u"e S0lOO doa
with erest from the fist day 81 JauusrN, onssud eg
hundred end ,Si beside tue costs Of tbs action Dated
June 10, 1851. BARNEY, CUTLER 4 AHsO IS,
flaii tics Attorneys.
Tho complaint IN TIL, action duly flied Office Of the
Cf Of The Guy and County OF Eew.Yoik, si the City OF New"
lork, on the i5,h day al jan. l86. - -
BARNEY. BUTLER & PARSONS.
jel7 iSw6wM Pantis Attorneys
SUPREAE COURT.-Ciy and County Of New
~ YOrk-SlMEON Is. CHtrTEKDEN Timothy Z. Chspu az
Charles b. Suiih Timothy lie Nam6Is. and Oeorrs T. Fg
sgsiust la NUDON BOWIE. J. J. @. saith and j. G. (et~
oryoT az james Bowie deceasedAaIended Suu4mous io
money demand on coutrzctCoa not ser TO the do rnd
shove u4td: You hereby suuinoncd aud required
crup,nt in this sc which has been ID IN he
office cf Clerk of City sad County Of New York. ~ s
City Hr IL aid city and Sertc copy OF yoor answer 20 e
said c1npsi the subscers, &C then Office no III btoad
sso CITY OF New York Within twenty DAYS der Tue cor
wee Of th summons yon exclusive OF the day ~ such
aud fsi tts aid compliant thin tie ne .io't
ssd the plaintiffs IN this V take Judgment eFad yon
he OF wrpyeE LsIdrnd aud thytSo doilsi' shd
seventy o. with foni tho 2G 81 April oe
thousand chs hundred aud dsy-ou- beside tho costs OF t
Cgjfu1 -Dstpd NrW.io. H. April -, 1861.
BARNEY. BUTLER PARSONS. PlsintiaP Attorneys
TIE complaint in t sc'ior duly fled n The ocs o 70
Cox Of tho rs County Of hewYork Of tho City Hail. IN
said c1tV GA the l5ia dsy Of Jnuc 1861.
B.RNtY. BUTLER & PARSONS PlsinihS Attorneys
juy.2 sw6~M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

yxyATER-CURE in Peekskill.--Dr. Cotton still
w receives Invalid a nsidebco IT. Peek.k = q ssla
u at IL valuable Tsa.e GB uysPsp containing CtsIaI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

ARRESTED oE SUsPIcIos.-A woman mined Ms
Farnum was arrested In Myrtle avenue 90 FhdH
night, on suspicion Of being seqnsinted with some
,he circumstances attending .he death of Mrs. Brd
Egan, who was found murdesed OF her room AZ No. !
NAVY street, on Monday morning lat. The seeg<
1as committed BY the CORNER 20 await the rsai'
the inauess 10 be held on "Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

ATTEnPrrD SCicIpE.-Deaiel Psnseorn, 8 carr,
Ter By trade attempted 70 commit spsds On Savoy p
by jumping Into The iiveF Il ofsad .irs.t rs 49, =,
es-d By tho tern hands and brought " nc fA
ton Boayo by Ofs r Oui-ehAra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22
LAY INTELLIGENCE.
Pafsrd Juir I. 1901.
A true copy.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JoLI 9o.--Bslors
jude SuiFaAs.
sEsTTSCE FOR sHOG0LiSG.
Francis Love aud Johu McDouaid convicted Of
srygss he barrels % In this port, were sen'-nced,
Love %, dns 81 IS 10 be committed until PAID ara Nc
Dcus,d end twenty ds,S Luplsonment The Judge die
eharRsd The Jury for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22
p.ssIsc CouErrRrKtr Moyyy.-IIepry Linn =,

PAssIsG CoUETERFEIT MoSEY.-Henry Linn wa
arrested Sunday morning. by eacsr Mckay Of Ses1
PIecint charged With passing ee rs oi PuTDorh
have Ocen issued bY the hechsGcs Bank New Havoc. ~
Disposed II some OF them AstaTaB in Bee .et
other pisces Ju,tice key committed ian for eIAni 1o
You've THUvRs.-JOhn Fulton John Dailr, Joh{
Fsi su1 Mike Denses four boys eleven thir
years Of found sstuTdsy night 10 a.
no % Couu.d street. and arrested BY officer Wi1.h ibid
bad stooa ss,eh beoy 70 Dsnnis J. Di,ol 1ts sooas
YeIs committed b. Justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

Beware Of Cour.srgrits srd Ini-stionG
Nan. Teeuiae unless The aoSinae Of CURTIS PERKINS
New York is on tho outside wrapper.
sOlaby Druggists throughout tic world.
Principal Office No 70 CedAr-Fs, EeS.fOEk
p,ice only Is ceats per bottle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21
-zzP, n4usg' EXTENSIVE sOUTE1E1RH
FORTE MANDATORY.

WIN KEAEE Co, Nos. ;, and Fitam oraet, EAlt'
respectfully inform har Southern friends that they have
Outraged heir and prepared supply tie gre
demand their FHHos. They unGlGStioUGt
durable contain Hl the leCt improvements and Nre fully
Gntced and great power
end agreeable touch thoy 1ncaun5d.
For the twenty ycls their instrument have heen highly
recommended by the first Professors and musical amateurs in tho
2untry.
They have taken the first premiums ni other competition
different States where JlcY have iten exhibited.
year they received F Pre- muma Montgomery
Ala Southern nude Piano, aud the her for tic
BEST, against all competition.
They also received At the FAIR hello IN
Cotton Planters CunY ntion at Mdcor Ga the Highest Ere.
MUM. against al conlpettnnt
fun supply of tho above Pianos may DO found ut our
Agents in New Orea.rs,
4. E. BLACKMAR L BROTHER,
CTS Ey@N+ "A Camp street.
DUkCt1-i74 boxes Batavia Arrac for sale by
s. WOLFF,
feS (}rsvar and New Lavee Bts
F1O1&E "lNEI-5U quarter Spanish Fort NlneI
from the house iACave Echecopar, of Cad, in bond
and in store, for sale by
S. u. GRATIAA Il CO.,
ml3 No. 50 CTStomhouse ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21
C a TILE MAR RET,

JEFFERSON CITY. March e. 1881
Arrived yesterday $50 Western Beeves, Mich
Cows, 100 Veal Cattle and 40 Hogs. Stock on sale
$50 Western Beeves, $50 Texas Beeves, 20 Mich
Cows, 10 Veal Cattle, 600 Sheep so Hogs Sales
dull We quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21
TOBACCO. -. We heard OF IS Aids Old sold on

AobACco....We heard o. 20 Ahds Old sold on
private terms.
| STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
fs sssS S2 h1n nds ls: seeHner 1861. da 1870
Exported, sim. 1905
''"''''S1 yesterday. ..>e,............ 0GJ- 1920
stock on hand not cleared ............,.... 1875
SCGAR. About 800 hhds yy4fe gold at abort
previous rates, Fair to Fully Fair 4la53c, 10 h.
MoLAasEs.. We noticed sales Of about 10 10 bb1z
at 2llyz6c. y gallon for Prime to Choice RebofIed
NO Choice on the levee. Also, $50 half bbls. at
Z55c. . gallon for Fermentin-.
FLOUR. Some 700 bbls. we're sold, Of which
500 Superfne at s. Is, 100 at $ 50, 100 Choice
Extra at 81 and 100 at IS 70 Dbl.
HRhEN. The sales of Corn embraced some a.
BUD sacks, including GOO and 1859 Yellow Mixed
and 20C0 Mixed at &c., 1000 White Mixed at SIC.
1920 and 800 Mixed at Sc, $40 and 900 White at
&C.,, and 900 Fancy White in two eouaf lots at Csc
y oushel. Of Oats, about $500 sacks were dis
posed Of, comprising 1900 in poor order at $780,.
ED at 34c, 1900 at Soc. and 2400 at &c. - busher
In Bran we noticed sales of some 500 saci.s at a0c
Z 100 ID.
HAY....350 bales Western were sold at an m
q ton.
Provisions The transactions in Pork nm
prised 81 bbls. NJ. o. at ST. and 900 Mess in sonr
lots at SIS u Dbl. Of Dry Sailed Meats, 80 casks
sides were disposed Of at Sc. q Dbl. In Bacon,
we noticed sales of 40 casks Shoulders at &c. 10
al sc, Z5 Ribbed Sides at l07c., Is at l01c, IS
GEAR at ll5c. and 80 tierces Sugar Cured Hams at
&c u ID. In Lard, we did not hear of sale.
COFFEE. The sales comprised 768 bags at 1lc.,
tS1 at l2.c, $50 at l23c, 10 at 12ic and CT at
13c. T. b.
WHISKY. We heard of 100 bbfs. Raw sold at
2O3c and l20 at 2lc. q gallon Reetfed retails at
&c. u gallon.
FEEIGHTs. We noticed two ships taken up for
Liverpool at 3D., one at Id. for Corn and 3D. for
Iotton One laid at current rates. One for
iITope on private terms and two for Eayre at L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21

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