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with all bad eEsets afising thsrtlf0nd, lnclu6inE
DEBILITY Ok EEBV9Us RRO5FRAFfON.
He has succeeded in curing cases In this city soma
Of whom had expended hundreds Of d0liaIg Eitb
selistysd physicianss Who profess 70 treat a PriV4
maledies with success and without receiving the
least particle Of benefE
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that De is = marlhar Of
aoIne 1oilegs ~ aoIlllol Or t1Ill5 Per1-ls somo
others DO iSr the purpose Of sn8narn the innoosnt
and Who hold out great expeciati0ns never 10 be
allied. Bot what d.. GIBSON might boast Of "a
this, that be is able % give entire z1tz1crion &C
those who repose confidence IN his ability and lteg
ritY, and that be has perfected an American 5T7tsl
don or Paris or any patent medicine % eaa 20 the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and All d1aa181
arrangements, both mental and physical, ariIina
nom sexual OF sacret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his naF treatment thf
tollOWing advantages al others fat discovered
and drst the agents used are in no ElFpset dasre
able; be uses no relics Of the dark aga, slc1 as
Esrcury, nor any other deleterious drug: 8ec0ndl'
no restrictions in diet or business ilrequfss Third
y his treatment is positive and esrain ln al eagal
BE stands prepared 70 go into any public Of pEiFat
hospital IN the United States and tsmonstratssa as
immense superiority Ol his new treatmens over an
other now known 10 the world IN point el prompt
ness permaneneyI Ialidnes5, safety and conveniently
to tbs patient.
Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located IN Clsyslind
and has during the past nine months performed mslJ
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted az
other mOie5Of treatment. Ref5ranc8 can Be given &c
individuals OF the first respectabitT in Cleveland
Boston, lew York and other cities in regard g
skill and integrity IN al professional lrnseStons
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism. Scroiala End al c1lonia
diseases treated with superior success,
- Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country
receipts Of ten dollara- aaff
o.. GIBs0N's New Work on PhTsiOlogg ioE sal
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EZectropathy ard Ma9ieine,
~ Once No III Ontario street, up stalrls
Odioe hours fFom to e md fro.a % t55 o'elocA
daily. (Sundays excsptsd.l au9
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COUNTERFEIT MONEY IN CIRCULA
TION.

PHIALDKLPHIA, March IL.
PeteBOn's DetectOr notifies the public that
spurious Sos Of the Warren Bank of South
Denver Massachusetts, have been extensively cir
culeted. Many arrests OF eounteFfeiters were
made to-day
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THE FIlIyI3q ,3RFFFN IT SIisIlI5i RFspi


In this connection we ouer lew testimonials:
II an Msthodist CieTEyman, and when on ny
circuit have met with Elany women troubea Win
tho diseases for which You aYertiao Marshals o.
rine CatholfcOn as cure. have advised lie and
Il has electsd acomplss cure whereger = has bern
/ used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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NIARNR sTAfIsTIca.

BUEFAHo, March II.
The statement Of the losses OF life and proper
y on the lake during the year 1850, published
this morning, shows B total l0ss By sfeam and
sail vessels Of 81 02O 100 being an increase over
the previous year Of slS5 ,915 LOss OF life in
1850 so; an increase over 1859 Of 473
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-&aiI &oAas.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEI I
BALTIMORE I oHIo RAi1RoAD.
IMPRoYED s0HEDULEI

I'M NV NJ ngmADBAAA
BY recent Important changes this Road Is now able
70 furnish unusual facilities Tor intsrcum uncation
Aast, South. West, Northwest and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS With ali through trains
TO Philadelphia and New York, IN the EaEtWlth the
South, By It's Washington. Branch kOad-bY CleVa-
land and Pittsburgh, Central ohio and Marietta and
CINCINNATI trains with the Northwest, West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets 70 baltimore, PhilndolF Fhla, New
York Boston give the privilege Of lying over 81
any OF the intermediate citieB Two Dollars addi-
tiOnal give the privilege Of visiting Washington Cts
on route.
This q the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks 70 Washington CITY.
U8-F Fare a. Low aH by any other Route
UB-Slseping Cars on all Night Traine
Ask for Tickets By Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
J. 81. suLLIYAN,
General Western Agent.
W. P. SMITH, 4. n, COLE.
Master Ot TrHnsportat' General Ticket Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-12

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested IN more than Thousand
cases, with entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-12

All Of the Grefenberg Medicines are for
sale By
CRURCHIhLE & BROTH ER, Druggists,
BIO 3. ". COR QntaTia e. 3 Puhlie SquAIe
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M STER COMMISSIONERS s
lNA SALE-Pursuant TO the command Of an or
Of sale, issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
for CuyahOga county, ohio. in an action pending in
said Court, wherein Almet Reed is plaintiff and
Isaac L. Hewitt, Ann T. HEWITT j. 2. kObisQui the
stark Bank, Eber B. Ward and stephen Clement,
survivors u Samuel Ward deceasrd, and George "
Grty, defendants, shall pose for sale 81 pnb-
lie auctlOn, II the door Of The Gort House IN sand
county tbs 18th day Of March, lS6 ef two O'Clock
P N, the lands and lenemehts described as follows
10 Wtf.
situnte IN the City Of Cleveland, in the State Of
Oh o, and which is also in The County y Cnyahoga.
and is known part and parcel Of the Merwin Prop
erIy, and sub lois numb bgra So 81 a. 81 IS 46, ~
i3 4g and 50 in HeWItts subdivision, plot Of which
Is now record in the Rec0rdBr-s Once Of said
COuuly which roisrsnce is here madHs be ts same
more or less, but subject to all legal highways.
SAID seyerae lots are appraised follows 70 wit
Lot No 81, at...-.Slfqo Lot No. 20, At-...ss3l5
Lot - sg A.. $50 Lot '' AZ, af..--- 40
Lot {" 49, at...... 3s5 Lot q 4s, dt....- 80
Lot "a -, at,.....l -sl5 Lot = 80 Gt--.-- $50
Lot g 40, at....-. 500 Lot =" 30, at-.s. SO
t--i JOSEPH s. GRANn1S,
A. T. Slade, Master Commissioned.
rlt rs Atty. teblEsz
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U. s. Marshal, Northern District Of Ohio.
Cleveland. Feb. Is l56l.923
M MAS AsTER "A r cor CON MISSION ER7S

M ASTER Com MISSIONER'S s
lVl 5ALE.-Pursuant 20 the command Of ID Piu
order Of 9aie issued from Oh Court Of Common Pleas
Tor Cuyahoga county Ohiou pom the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, iooi, in an action therein pending wherein
Ezra Chappell is plaintiff, and Henry L. whitman,
susan " Whitman, John 7. Newton, M. X. Keith, John
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance Com pauyi are de-
fOndHnts, shai on the 5th day OF March, lSbl st
two O'cOck P. d at tile door o. ths Court House IN
said county expose for sale At public auction, the
following aeacLlpeu Aanla ahl kenelleuAsl 70 WIZ
s'Situats in the township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der ~ in the thirteenth range Of townships in
the Connecticut western Reserve, in the State OF
Ohio, and which Is also In the county Of Cuyahnga,
and is known By being city lots Nos. two hundred
and i've t16l two hundred and ak (l6l, four hun
dred and sixty (46l, Beyenty-fFe al and twenty
seven I'D, in Barber q Lords subdivision in Ohio
City, nov Cleveland, be the sans more lezs, but
subject to ali legal highways"
Said several premises appraised as follows;
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u. s.. MARsHAL's SALE

?
Theodore p. Sheldon and II Q r,i-..,. g a..
Horace Mower, y . .S SlLeub bi LoL We
~ o----3s 80 l,,-i' -G-7i--~'
James Purdy. VI Siit9-
DY VIRTUE OF 2D PLU. Fl. FA.,
} issued from said Court in the above entitled
cause, to directed VIII offer for sale At the south
door Ofthe Post Office, In the city Of GsFelhnd eoun
y Of Uuyaboga. aud State Of Ohio. on MoneaY, the
18th day Of March, A. d. 1901 at the hour of O'Clock
p H. Of said day the following described real es
tate in James Purdys allotment to the city Of Ceye
land, being part Of lot No. IS in the township Of
Brooklyn, in the County Of CuythOga, and State OF
Ohio, vizLOts Nos. l3 Il, IS l6- II, IS, l9, D. Il ~
2 "a p IS % 2, 20 90 - q, s. 4s, A. 4ss - 50, 81
., s. %, 55, 55 81, aos So CO. 6i 90 63 o. s. g.
69, 20 n, Y, IS a. Is, TO- ", Y, ~, so 81 50 So
s5 -, go 81 % s3 ~ 95 . 81 ss, ", 10, lO, 70 l05
lO4, iU5, o6, lU7 les, l09s llO, III, l2 lis ia, us, 49,
IL, ls, lls, 10 ~, Y, =, l2l 70 l2 III vs. l29,
~, lsl, 1872 81 ls4 1855 s6 ls7 1885, 49, i40 l4l ~
I43, IA, and llb. JOB ii' ~
Ofthe above Lots a were appraised at SIS eaehi
81 lots at Sl each; IS lOts So each; u lots at SIS
each; lot ct $50 lot &C 500 lot at $50 lots ut
500 each. Total ll9 lots. -
NJ. JOHNSON,
IT - 7CFrfL
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DR.. R. }. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND CHEST,
Y NOWN ALL OVER THN
N the Country as the celabratsd l-i1la.le
INDIAN HERB DOCE0H, lsa-
viii be ct his Oiios, No - Superior street, llsF8
land, Ohi9, eoRp0site the Post oces tso doors sas
Of Heaman's Block on the loll4UinF iatds 81 oaci
and every month, VIZ;
Ist I'd IltA PA I3th I4th and sofa
uaI~h PAMPHHEr-aa
containing q bFiei sketch Of Dr. ITON's Lite ofudF
and extensive TraFels, hss Just been issued 81 him
which can Be 0htained ~ his once b ali who dasiR
one, free Of chnrgo.
NPPDI NTl7nNTS ABROAD.
TOisd0-herchaBt's Hotel, formerly Csllins Houss
qseh month, sifh, 18th and 18th.
RaFenna--eloiliils H0E3e, saoh month, 81 and 4th
Akron-Eui in house, each mouth, 5tl 1ll 5th.
PaineETills- Cow Ice House, each m0lth, zsth.
Easgilion lEcrican I Qsei5 eacn nlontLi lllq 10
Elyria-Bgelu House, sach month, l6lh b end lith.
BslleYus-BSllsvue H0usesUa NORTH ,sltl 8 2l5l
NorEaik-Amgrican Hould5 eaatf uuntl1 Lo11a
Adrian, hich.--ksch mouth, l2d and ID.
=-Mansheld-27th = and 18th
Dr.. LYONS processes 20 discern diseases b. thl
EYs He, therefore, asks no questions, nor require
the patients to relate any Of their syn pt0uis Con
7no and all, and have your symptoms and the ioca
tion Of Vnur disease explained. iree OF charRa.
MAXIM 5rElUEhf ADHRBED 10.
ag1ye such tain e. haFe no stri5
viii nature or the laws of lie
With blood ny hands asV1r stain,
Nor PoIgua men % e1se their pain.
p. S-Dr. LYON pledge8 bis sacred Ward nI1 hons
or that be viii In noWtse directly and fiT1 IN
duce or cause any Invalid take his medicine with
out The strongest probability uf fali1l Or 9 cure.
n8-COnsuItation and adTles free Of chaTg8.HI0
The pnnr sit - iiv-reiiF rssnsifierHaf a-ei
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.a MAsoNTILIE, Conn, Feb. $, 1861.
Ma. sPALDnie.
SIR: Il
have tried your Csphalie Pills, and / like them
well that want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Part ofthese are for the neighborb, to whom gave
g fsS out Of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your ob't Servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
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MEaIflaee.
1921 TWELVE YEARS AGO

1921 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOUA. the success Of several medical gentle
men in curing disease upon principles in accordance
Win te great nAln ~ 2, Llsl estaDilsh
the Legislature by the title Of THE GR4EFENBEhG
COMPANY 7 Oi New 1erk. The continued success Of
upon public confidence has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
actmeBt and they have 90 iee great pride in
comparing their success with medical academies al
30 chartered By public enthOrity Unsolicited tes-
mony from public and private individuals and com
meRdAtOry notices in the leading public journals,
bear witness 70 the medical skin and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected With the IN
sttution, thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day The GhlEf-
ENbEk9 COMPANY has ever been and VIII Be-
reliable and trustworthy medium ior the restoration
Of health TO the afflicted, ana all Who suffering
may address them with enElre confidence
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution lucldlY set forth in w GkhE-
EhBER9 MANUAL OF HEALTH, IN tnEaluabie
medical Work, Puolished lot fanly use and N re
fors sold at the nominal price Of . cents, Tor which
sum It is mailed tree 70 any part OF the country,
The healtlpot American W omens diseases Of Chn-
dren and the obscure and chronic corn plaints
Is we'll the common diseases incident to this
try, have received the attenton OF this Institution,
aud IL s "a say they have proved themselves
fully oompete1t for the great trusts which the public
rheIr series Of Il eieines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
many Females atieted WITH disease, Is
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATH0LICON,
which s offered as a certain cure eases uccompa-
MED with the following s5mptoms Arregularitles,
Weakness, faiutness, Deranged Appetite, SalloW
OOmplexiOu, Paiu in the Back and kidney, Chilis.
Gold Hands and kest, Boaatings, ReTsrishness, Neu
rsgia, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Dizziness, Herv-
BUSINESS, Headache, Restleasness, Disturbed SleeD.
Flushes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing d
Urine nth hsat oT smartingi Itching, Burning or
Irr tation to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
pair, HyatsFic5s Anxiety BED fac, Nervous TWitch-
ing, Starting SQnatipetiol irritable Temper, Sad-
irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
Uterine 0rganss Numbness aRd Pans in the Limbs,
Fest
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II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send Tor box, (Cephalc Pills,l 80 that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
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IEIOlN NC AlFaTIIseIi FfUVIuaHosl Is. Il
The Oephalic Pills are said to be q remarkably sf
fectiFe remedy Tor the hadace, and Of the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has eT
er been discovered.
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They have been tested IN more than . Thousand
cases, With entire success.
[FrOm the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Mimi
ItyOu are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send toT box, (Oephalic Pllss) 50 that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
From thu Advertiser, Providence, R. IL
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably sf-
tectiye remedy Tor the hfadace and one Of the very
or been discovered.
[From the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago, MI
We heartily endorse Mr.. spaIding, and his unFi
vailed Cephalic Pills.
EFrOm the Ksnawha VaAsy Star. Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who try them, viii stick 70 them
IFrOm the Southern Path Finder, n. O.I
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that testimony can be added 70 the already nu-
list that has received benefits that other
medicine can produce. ...
IFrOm the St. Louis Domocrat.1
The immense demand for the article (Cephalie Pills
is rapidly enereastng.
From the Gazette, Davenport, IoWGl
Mr., spalding would not connect his name with an
article ho did net know 20 possess real merit.
LFrom the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
Tho testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, b. Il
Oephalic pills are taking the place Of all kinds
IFrOm the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
said 20 be very efacacious for the headache.
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lpoEts, EEpotIs conslaaptio1a anla Soet a Lire,,
/. 8sbisn 81 tBe stlafMts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, .vo. 70 Gaze srRxEr,s
Thursday Aotuing, August Is. 1851. :
COTTON. We did not hear of a sale to-day.
Receipts to-day bales. 7,.,
TOBACCO. Nothing reported. ! eyvs
Z SUGAR.. We heard of retail sales only.
MoLAssEs, Nothing reported. sa0a
- Flour ;. superfne is retailing at s. 90 y Dbl,
Corn. 600 sacks damaged sold at 40@45c. y
bushe1. 50
OATS. 800 sacks sold at CSC. u bushel.
BACON. =. Shoulders are retailing at l4e Ribbed
Sides 155 Clear Sides II, and Plain and Sugar Cured
Hams 13@l7c. % b. M2
PORK. Mess is retailing at s25 q Dbl.
WHISKY -. Rectfed is retailing at 37lc. 70
gallon.
BRAN AND Hay. .Nota sale has been reported.
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mo, 5T3S


A nv ~, ,-y,,,r
m 3 "a ~ n, = r" 0FH..ANs
Cnrarn, I,o,,,a my y tiiHl!, A"ErSl y iSEl.
TN zoo tI' Wy Vi Ee" orleans )
,A HDn-S k>-t,1- r.. l+' ". oloJ.
,oi cst3ilSfns The assi1e and regulating,
s.+-rs',,-~tS 'fpet' ION OF tS1ehd:
NOW MIN I'D IN nv h'I Az hRAerS or OF er persons
VI CAV lg on business rs bakers,
vs. Ni!S bread tor Others sluY iAlRti-
a 70. 81. ,i N, q TINS Crdnatcc report tl
ran,a nm for Ilc' anu cause ms her their
far that os j., H. 10 oe recorded h boV6 70 be Kept
tut once ana snail in Ill
- " '',e P.sos OF this OrdlriACe ind hereafter
5nr s,rI $500 ~ 70 nnneftake tile baking business,
oi,S ~ r PERSONS VINO may be engaged in the same
H. employing nthrr III
r bsr uneE ms OF er directions for his
~ Ni Of inc city of New Ortans nus
81 W. ~ nolnenchg IN that business
% heteC IN book kept for that
$500 ot i'note 70 nue. OF twenty ya dollas
" NE NGcorqerS OF this city other
S5r 9,nrr ] ION, Tor me beneHt of the city
,rf VA ~ ~ b alL ctlse MI lohf bread whichever
~ -, &c, or c@ush to he baked
70 49, ~ tx py 10 % seen and shall be the duty
IL No.. n!Fh bleir respective stamp mark
o ~, ~; as Y Sal marx shall be designate
:, ~ ''1N t3o" w h!e12tIunet
raI AZ Liner persons using or carrying the
"a ~ .Ii 9aheT rs aigreshf. snail make, cause
a. ' reit to4 Dread Of good and wholesome four
e TS t 800, g we "elSht which be fixed virtue
"a , I ~ or any o.her oE5ance hereafter pass
ba - a. 20 ~ ,e common Council and further All
hnkEr ShaI ar h oF1 M Gu the TRACE or bHscss Of
o' 't Iip5Fti 10 sell, for sale Of
uTa o. lug VA y !, TWO ares one diGe half dime: rg1
al ~ - IN ioa s4al! nave one half Of the weight
r. XII t. ~ ~, te one Glf!a loaf, and every dime
g s., ttnlS ~ S'I t ~ SAL! weight
OF hef self
g " ne Sle I2f SAFE arc required har the weighs
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sdent's Message has again stimulated the market,
are id, F9 to dearer Sales n3,l2O bales of which
6I $50 to the trade, 2,600 on speculation aud 49,
$50 for export. To-day there is a fair demand
sales about Il 600 bales It is q novel feature in
in course Of shipmenttto Amesica. There is de-
cided Improvement in Manchester and more bust
ness has been done at very full prices.
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CATTLE EFT.

CATTLE MAgKET.
JEFFERSON CITY, August Is 1861
Arrived yesterday $50 Texas Beeves, 81 Hogs.
Amount of Stock sold were 1T9 Texas Bee7es, IT
Hogs, "A Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale
are, 2eS Texas BeeVes, S. Hogs, q Veal Cattle.
We quote sp ., t,re
PRICES
Texas Cattle first quality 6o9so &C
Mich Cows tnone the market, ........-E-
Hogs, - 100 n 506fIO Cd
Sheep. second quality, p head ..........,. ora
Zeal Cattle first quality "a head GGalO 20
Veal Cattle, second quality, n head SOFA a
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eu Gr!taas Nloneg glarAet.
c &. oFrrer, No. 7o'oannp ST

$8 s CREsGEET 0FFteg, No. 10 Camp strset J.
W dnesaay Evening, Aug. IA 1851 I
u The usual quietnessof q dull state of affairs in
the paper and money market prevailed to-day. In
and about the banks tile movements were confined
20 renewals, and the advances required to move
The growing crops. The accounts from the sugar
region are favorable. Appearances indicate a
large yield. twill al be wanted the Importation
4 Of foreign sugars into the ports of Georgia, the
Carolinas and Virginia. Is prohibited by the rules
ofwar of course, Louisiana will be called on to
make up The. deficiency, which will, from present
Indications be responded to.
The war Is bearing down on New York with
Tremendous eject. We can remark, poor New
\ iork. WI has become Of all thy greatness Look
e Moving figures Of the falling of Id the for
trade Of the hitherto great COMMERCIAL metro,
polls. 33
The following figures tell the stofy2not a half a
million Of dollars Of dry goods entered for thesweek
anding the 3d instant in the great commercial GEN.
terof tie North 81 4ss $50 value of imports for
week gaifat IS, 429, 52f last year: NJ.
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4 Receipts of Produce. e.
VICKSBURG-Per steamer Vicksburg-5 bales
cotton Murdock, Williams &co-l0G0 sacks cotton
seed A A Maginnis- pkgs fruit and sundries to
order -sSE
DONALDSONYILLE-P Per steamer Music As
.hhds sugar Warneken, Kirehoff &co-24 do Roman
4 Kernion- 26 do Hewitt, Norton &co-- % Tole.
dano & Taylor 80 do F j Dasilva Geo. 1 Tros-
clair s. Haydel-- % do 10 bbls molasses r Brugier
Is do Bellocq, Noblom Geo do do Augustin Il
Thibeault-16 do hid sugar Foley, Avery Geo.
bales cotton and sundries to order-Total 191 hhds
sugar So bbls molasses. - -
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CcMPTRoLnER's OFFICE, Cry HALL,2
New Orleans, August &, 1851.

rF- CcuPTRoLnER's OFFICE, Cry HsLL
New Orleans, August q, 1851.
4@, mo. 5Tlt.]
Rotr That the contract 0f lease for the ferry privilege ar
jackson street Four District Term OF len
sng between the city of New Orleans Kjru he ami
the same hereby mutually aMnue the 18th fay Of ara
Der le6 and that aid j kinbRl and secnritv he @
az damages T. the city of New Orleans the date Of their said
obligation OF annulcsns " ~ " ~ ''to
R@o:s further THAI The Gou13troler he and he is hereby
10 adjGdcate to The highest bidder Monday liz
I'm day OF August 1861, ht acr the necessary puhlic Tn
IN HE official journal for the cD1ract of lease of ferry
privilege or ten yea1 dsio I've 2th dav of Decenber
1851 + 2tcorlarre with specifications u the Surveyor Of th
city OF New Orleans for both sides OF the MissiSsp liver nj
Jack; on street Fourth District Of the city New Orleans and
al fetna on the right bank Of The thirds Of Ne rn
eeea Of sad sne to aSce to the city New Orleans ana one
thifd 10 the Police Jury authorities said light bank the
al as nP ryer $ad adnaealion 70 be subject aogfoYa
mon CoH1cil Of the city OF New Orleans. 'N
TtSiSheal ). P. DsL4BARRE
go President pco tau Board o! Aldermen
tSi5ntdI J.-MAGIONI
,... president Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved August l, 1851.
,trr.o.5 Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
e.. aA3I2T A. BAEER, Secretary to Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY the l2la inst T.
WI att4cate at ny ohce, ct Y o'clock NJ the above
al6 % 9. ". CULBERTsoa. Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15
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continent of Europe wear d more naese On me
bnt N America acknowledgement Of men ana
money betoken determination DO nroeaed IL ,,n =
fratrciial war whieh must collapse commerce nc
lfImoFs Of compromise reach us from the move
soberminded and it ID eVoutiy to be wsIad NJ
SOUND reason may displaee passion, and vet bring
ahout q return Of peace and prosperity. Gold con.
tinnes 10 be sent Westward, but diminisbes IN
amount. Bank Of England returns less favorable,
money. Conaols 800. Weather everything thai
can ne desired for the growing crops.
GoTT0N.--Last week there was a rood business,
dong, though without excitement, and quotations
o. q american were unchanged; Snrats, however.
sildef a extensive demand, established an advance
OF ID IL. Sales so, $50 bales, Of which a. eco to
ne tfade, 200 on speculation, and "a. so for ex
port Ihis week the RarIike Tenor Of the Pre-,