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4ffamnoais.
"a q. s. GOVERNMENT LINE

.ssskssssasssssssss TO ~
FDKT MONROE AND OLD POINT COMFORT,
Leaves thu | end of UNION DOCK, West SIDE, daily,
tSunaays included lat AZ o'clock P M taking Passengers
and Freight and connecting wi the Railroad
and rom Washington, II. e., ! hladelphia New York,
Boston, York .rrisDufg flttsbur Pa and the Wes,m
York and Philadelphia
The 81 ewing is the schedule:
Leave New York a. A. ~ 'e,vt Philadelphia at SIS
| and ll.S 81. leave Baltimore IT ~ +. 81.
ROUND RIP TICKETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
From ew York to Fort Monroe ana back .........Sli
From Philadelphia and hack. TO-
From Baltimore and hack............. .......-... o.
| 5}~ tr cuie your Tickets IN EW YORK at the New
| Jersey Railroad Cticg, Foot OF Con, tand stee.
In PHLA DELPHI A. at the Company's flee, N. W cor
OF sixth and Ches streets, the Depot Br
| and Prime
IN BALTIMORE, Board of the Steamers, Foot Union
! Deck HUGH O'CUNNER,
| Jy2-f PaSsPng r Agent.
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offerings at the scales reached 375 head, 125 than
was offered week; SO OF which sent to Washing.
ton; left unsnd and the remaining '5 head
were by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from
50 25 to SIS per 100 lbs. gross.
HoGs.-The supply OF Live Hogs In the pens to day
large, and with limited demand prices dropped of 2s
per 100 lbs the sales being made prices ranging
from s5 to S. so per 100 lbs net.
SnEEP-Sheep sold to day at 81 so per head, and
the market for them closed steady
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT-JCDsE BOND.
f,h.rIot,a Dare ys William Dare. Compiaih'h'
,;vorced a rimculo ,natrimonii from defendant f.
HnOh Dooner u.s. Benjamin V. Richardson ID h
ceptops to suifcency OF security On appea' rsiact
Argument concluded, and order OF ~ IDLE file another
Ing 0n mo snd % securities or before
THURSDAY, the lsh instant, until wnc Gss s W.
execution of the decree IS say clark and Apcell
NJ. Crook ps Levi Perry, hsniy restranng the de-
G. Perry ln)an oirinr the property, &c, of the
snp.ns % G q ,s sey
whatsoever ;,biIiiies OF the said co-partnership,
ing "r nd oNipg to persons not members thereof.
ouT as nothing done in the other Courts.
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,pocEEDyNGS or THE CRY co UNCiL
Snectal Session.

Crown RR.ycH-Branch met. Present CHAs.
| BSKER. E.o., and all the members except Mr..
~ TiiI.r w1Nr WILSON presented petition from
John Gray, asking that damage done to his prem
80 nv, the recent excavtt atoms in Jones Falls be
ransiIIad. referred Mr. SwISDELL offered the
following resolution:
,oYed That in view of the present position of public
and the great necessity tor economy in all depart
ynt, of the city government, the Committee of Ways
and Means directed consider the propreiy OF redu
cling the salaries OF all the officers and employees OF the
city.
The resolution was, on motion, adopted-A
message from the Mayor was received from the
FIRST Branch with proposti n to appoint a Joint
SDec i Committee to which it should be referred,
which proposition concurred iu, and Messrs.
Dean Alricks and Higgins, were appointed as said
committee on the part Of this BTanch.-The
Branch then adjourned till this afternoon at three
o'clock.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MAKk ELS BY TEIEGRAFH.
PHILADELPHIA, July lO-Four dull and Irregular
sales 500 bbls Family at S. G575 Wheat lower red,
81 .O5G1 IL; white 81 2ndI Is scarce-saes 5000
bushels mixed at tg494 cts. Whiskey dull at l64
l6k cts.
BUFFALO July i0-Fiour steady and in fair demand.
Weather rainy and nothing doing in Grain-sales 25 0
hushels No Chicago % cts, 90G0 do. Kenosha club
Corn steady-saes 900 bushels at 81 cts. Lake i'm
ports-6 bbls flour II 600 bushels wheat, O0O
corn 900 do rye Canal exportS5O hbs. -four, S, soc
bushels wheat, 63, 600 do. corn, and II 000 do rye
OswEGo, July l0.-Flour steady. Wheat held generally
abovete views Of buyers-salcs 9OGO bushels Chicago
spring ~ cts and 1900 bushels North club
private terms Corn and other grains quiet Lake
importsll 62 bbls four q 800 bushels wheat as OO
bushels corn Canal eXports-494 bbls -four, II zoo
bushels wheat 10 200 bushels corn 81 600 bushels barley
4 bus hp OILS
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NNH[.

JoAL, CO.,
----- WOOD
GREAT REDUCTION II PRICE.
Having large supply Of COEb hand and daily re
ceying ~ canal and raj road shall continue sell
tail ct WfiOLESh LIZ; prices.
KiNDIING WO0E.-Sawad Wood prepared at my own
mill Of all ans! leng delivered free az prices greatly
reduced.
WOOD without being sawed and split for sale at all tne
at wharf prices
John a. EcCULLOUGH,
Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
OfjGe--N. ". corner Pratt and Fremont streets.
h. y. corner Park sud Fayette streets
WT5T@-Soot E1taw street, Spring Gardens. au29-tS
" CUMBERLAND COAL Of TIE best quality, from the
American Company and other mines in the Georges Greek
9alley, constantly Tor sale by the cargo load.
3TIGHNEY & CO.,
ap24-tf Exchange Place.
gHE9RGE'S CREEK COAL, SWANTON
GEuNES STEPHEN 3 LEE Agent
CAV
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
ACREEK, by cargo load, direct from the mine
STEPHEN \. LEE, Agent 50 South Gayst. aul6-tf
fNOAL.-Cumherland Coal of the best quality
Sfrom the Amercan Company's and other mines in the
Georges Greek valley, for shipment from Baltimore or
Alexsniria, Constantly for sale by STICKNEY & Co,
Exchange Place mhI4-tS
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NOTICE.
CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
!! ATUIENT RYE

- - CHANCE N q B57s TO THE
The steamers GEoRG " EEMs and MANY WASHING
TQN vii le.ye Baltimore for the ratuxent River on the
SATURDAY,, TUESDAY and THURSDAY: eonnenc.
R Ea?aD vy S s9FGf bN nth t9G an ruR
Wednesday will De direct Tor Baltimore
Te Saturday Boat will leave Hills anding on Friday
for Be edict leaving Benedict Saurdsy morning at
The above Ste mes will call at all the usual auangs on
the River siso Fair Haven and -ium Point, &oin and
Freghts received o'clock the days previous to
Passage to l.atnxsat Riyer....sl 90. Meals extra.
Do Fir FL H R"p6::: 1885,: L S bo TO- issf
- BALE y 5FA, AT ooy S9s2V2HAs
r2 81 . aEa5 Il SEAS ds 4 eSA
IesTes lower end Of est Falls avenue every rUESpAI
sRasE$2z e %Eff f2Sz
HkVkE ERA k a AZ ooost l. at ''eh and
Passage bcrtbs included 81 cents.
rates and carsfuIiy ATTENDED to.
Dsii.estG reogivt; for Gresh ~ vi ne
Tae agent at Reyre de r:oe win attend TO f9TsaEiin'
gaaia Caaais,or vi re ship reisss ntsaded .no:e
The steamboat "JUNiATA, Capt Fred Tonlinson,
be chartered ct any time; 49,. --,..
l. o M GhELt 5F h Ass Hs ste G Grace
apis Il J: ZONE, Agent, Fort Deposit.
| ~ =. FOX THE PAIDAENI XIV Elk.
,ssss%-d,SEEzssr The steamer MARY WASHINGTON vii
resu.lr er the Patuxen River commencing VEL
| NGSDAY, February 6h and continue every WeinesaG
MASON L. WEEMS, Master.
The STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS will leave her wha,
every SATURDAY MORNING. commencing March l6ti
for the same place, - -
N B.Tobacco landed at either No. l or Tobacco arr
81 frsieht must he prepaid. u1hls tt
sE~~S =, OLD DOMINION STEAMRNAt
ss .:Ia IS = COMPANY;
INGS ON THE RAPPhHANNoCK RIVER.
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. FairbaHk, leave
wharf, EVER FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at O'clock, an
rsturnng leaves Fredericksburg EVERY u ) DA
GnEH ING at O'clock Immediately after the arrival
the train of from Richmond and WOshngto Stoppn
At all the regular Landings the Rappahannock r.y
soju and returning land and receive freight and
Seniers.
j. comparatively and built by merchants OF Fred
fc&Sb and Baltimore interested iG the trade, and
erchants and farmers residing the counties horeru
the RapnahannOck for the express purpose of keeping
first class steamer the route. During the winter the 70
gard deck has enclosed, thus aoriing complete
lection for Horses, and other live stock. Carriages OF
he taken board and carried under deck wtho
idtiors large and coIum0Cous, and her capacity
freight extensive AS and freight bat she h
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake:
Through freight received in Baltimore, and charges
Freight received on board of the steamer Wcinesda
and Thursday9 anG Fridays up to O'clock T. NJ.
For further information and Blank Receipt CT fcr7
, by the Company, apply on board, or to
: no. 81 BOwIy's wharf, Baltimore
| 2. SLAUGHTER rrpsid. N Frpder NH
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, July lO-The mar
ket for beef cattle to day dull, agd prices lower
ranging from 6td8dS4 cents Mich cows were dull
and nominal. Feals were unchanged Sheep and lambs
less active and prices declined 2550 cts per
Hogs very dull, SI n3% cts for corn fed ant
2EG2% cts still fed The total receipts "a!
beef cattle Ill cows, 759 veals, IL 162 sheep and lamb
and 4,26S swine.
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3aiI Rsaas.
sf5s ELK. rHEsEssssssg5SE5 PHILADELPHIA,
aSsa 3s aa@eeasAss WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE

ss5s ssy,. rHsssssSss5J PHILADELPHIA,
8SZ 2s3s s.Sszza~MEiASG WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
ana after MONDAY, May 18th, Passenger Trans for
Philadelphia ~iileave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT daily
Except Sunday as fellows, viz:
Express Train at Is o'clock A. NJ Way Mail at 3 IS
O'clock NJ; Evening Nail at AS ?. NJ. On SUNDAYS
until further notice, At 945 NJ. and AS P N. All Ira
c"nnect with New York trains except AS P ~ train
Saturdays
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves al
son H. stopping at all stations between Baltimore ana
Yre-de Trace.
Passengers for Delaware AMI Eastern Shore OF Maryland
will find their most expeditions route by way of Whining
ton.
Il colored persons must give bonf bef entering the
WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
m2i-n Agent.
II, gszy EE=szzzzs1 NORTHERN
sass-E.zz.s-s.assSt CENTRAL RAILWAY,
81 PERINTZNDENT 5 OFFICER
CALVERT TATIoN, Baltimore Nav 90 1861. 5
This Road is open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FREI2!irS as heretofore.
70, informaton respecting rates, &c apply to JAMES
NJ EPPLY. Freight Agent Calvert Station. , ,
For FitEiGHTS 1estiued West, via Pennsylvania Rail
read, apply to MAGRAW L Rooms, corner Norh and
Pleasant streets. JAS. C. CLARKE,
"
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- {, !r-5z=z=zss=zzzss=s=zz7 NORTHERN CENTRAL

TIE II. rE5@Eszzs=z1 NORTHERN CENTRAL
80 tssrig2.yi.sSt RAILWAY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE, CALVERT}
STATION, BALTIMORE, May 18th, 1851; 5
On and after SUNDAY Nay 18th, 1861, Trains North
Central Railway arrive and depart follows, unit
further notice.
TRAINS NORTH
Mail at Is A. NJ Express 80 P. NJ; Harrisburg Ac
commodation at p n.
The ~ Train connects Relay House with trains
on Western Maryland Railroad At Hanover junction witt
Hanover Gettysburg Raroads Yors with York
and Wrghtsvlle Railroad at Harrisburg with Penusyl
a8sa 65 New pays Se e dMs s Ep
Wyoming Valley; at Sudbury with Pnaieipha Erie
Railroad for all parts of Northern Pennsylvania New
York.
The $50 P H. Train makes all the above connections e
cept Hanover Railroad Wrghtsville Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The P. Tram makes connections with Pennsylvania
Railroad for all parts Of the West and direct
for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.-MaI at 6.l0 P. NJ, Express at IA
4. IT., Harrisburg Accommodation at P. NJ.
For TICKETS and information enquire at the Ticket
office, Calvert station, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE,
n20-tf Superintendent.
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cnALTiMoRE LIVE STOCK MARKET I'll.
Yately active market for Beef Cattle to-day vas ma
last market s me receipts rather larger than o
- sno prices were about lower The
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10r Sals, %feigbt ct Gbartfr:

ID WANTED-A VESSEL going to Few
1siazE Y ork, can get deck load by apply ing 10
WI. s. CROSS,
pitt corner Fast Falls and Eastern y
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4egaI AGltGfs.

TSlllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrl-
berg have obtained from the Orphans Court Of ealti
more city letters tesimenary the personal q
NATHA TEL MUNR0E, late of said city, deceased All |
persons hayi'g claims against the said hereby
warned exhibit the same, with thereof
the subscribers before the st day of
otherwise they may be, by law, excluded from all benefit
Of said estate All indebted said are re
questrd TO make immediate payment. Given our |
hands this LIST day of June, 1861.
NARY ANN MUNRoE,
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III WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons to load
~ for London. Also, Of 3OO@5OO for South
side Of Cuba and thence 10 Europe. Apply
HUkREI l. 4 RANDALL,
s3d IS Exchange Place
lii VESSELS WANTED FOR
s.taZs& SAVANNA
TIE undersigned constantly in want vessels to lead
10 and from HsYEng and Egranzas
MORRELL h RANDALL,
fee-tf IS Exchange Fi2ce.
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So FOR BOSTON The iast-sailing schr.
s.szl NE, H.nes, master, is loading for Boston,
ad will have quick despatch Lor freight passage APP
ply to HE'S EN- Il GGEtS
Je2S Il ". corner Pratt ana Gay streets
szsz FOh PhlLADBLPHlA.-Ihe tast-sallIng
49, schooner MARY, Captain FIX, load
ing Tor III. ahov port. Having the her cargo
aaErt will have quick dispatch Eor H. igh passage
apply to HESLEN a ROGERS,
i-lStf n W rr Pratt and G;v
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!. ::.s.!.:l5sLaa %st&IGgE1<3.

PkNIt CE,
1872 Scum EUraw sTRgET,
Opposite Baltimore and G,il Railroad DepUtl
- Refers by perIni. sion to
NesSrs. Kirkland Chase 4 Co.. Baltimore
HessrS. Pearce n GRAY, Baltimore
icEsrs Bucklet & SIMPLIFY, Baltimore.
MeSsrs. Isaac AeVn0ldS Son. Baltimore
Aessrs. y ygkhof 4 Post, New York
Ntasrs Spots, Harvey Co, Richmond.
Atssrs. Alvey ipsC nh, Ric.n uud.
3essrs. :. T. 4 7. q. Bufd CiaTI. stCn.
AcsSr"- inuimin, Voorhees, K Co, Mobile.
George Nathan, ESQ, New ORLEANS
Ati#,t " Warner, i.sq., Piad -iphia
aict Warner, Esq. President IecLanics Bank BaIti.
~
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BA AMtc ORDIAL,
medicines
setgreat popularity ouiy through ys4Ts trial Bnboundsd
raactiou In .endarodb seases and the
pronounced then, worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDTUE, DgBrL.
ITE OF THE NNRvoUs system, DISEASES OF ia
KIDNEYS sudsl diseases arising FROM disordsred liver
weaknessof tbetomsch digestive
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITE
Tho BALsAMIC CORDIAL hss acquired repusa.Ion ,u,
passing thai Of my similar preparation exant twill eu,s
~ithou.ca the most and Hndng COUGH GOLD
OR HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INELUEEzA. GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, INcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, aud has per.
formed shs most astonishing cures knowne Of
CONFIRMED C0NsUMpTToNt
Aaw dosss will aso check and cure the nossyurs
BIARRHEA proceeding from Cold In the Bowels
These medcines prepared by Dr. @. II. JACKSON %
No. 48 Arch Philadelphia Pa and are sold by drug
dealersln rs cets bot
se Thesizpsureo of G. N. jackson Will be on the ous.ds
wrapper ofesct bottle.
In the Almanac pubished annually By tn proprsory called
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ou will dnd toatimony and com.
mandatory notcasfrO all the country Thspe Alma
nseBAEe given away by all our agents
J. WRIGHT L CO., Agents
Il and lhl ChArtressrsst
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Tho1sandssreda daily speaking in this praissof
DR.. EATOE1s INE4NTzEE CORDIAL,
nd whyf because ii fails afford nsnataneoug reI,
her sVenin time It acts by magic and one taIaops
Rilcon7ince ycn that what say Ia 1t contains
NO PAREG0RIC OR opr4TE
Of any kind by
child instead Of by deadenpg its seuspes For bfs
1T itself The only reliable preparation now
known for Children Teehing Diarrhea Dyenery orning
In the Bowels Acidy Of the Stomach Wind Cold in the aed
and GJoup aotor sottennghe Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels, and Relieving Pain 1t has no EQUAL
bong anti spasmodc is used with unane spccssstu al
Of CONFUSION other Fits As you PRue the life and
health of your children and Wish save them from thossDa
bghng consequences which arecerau result the uss
OF narcotics Of which ali other remedies for Infautis Corn
plants composed take noue but Dr. Estors Inane Cor,
DIAL this can rely II sperfeoy harmesa and can.
nctnjure tbs most decaeinfant Price rs cents Full
ttonaaccompanE esch bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New YORK.
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ea GREENS HEaatv Hlarkst.
eaascrss eIrIca: 70; 7 9 Camp Il street 4

81 = Monday Evening, sepf. Sd, 1851. s.
The money and paper market was exceedingly
quiet fe-day that isSan the street, In and around
scme pf the banks tho paying tellerH we're pressed
and oWaed Tor change, that is, small notes were
largely wanted, NotW outstanding the banks in-
creased their circulation last week ore hundred
and fosay -two thousand dollars, they are blamed
for uoa expanding still MORE that Isl they ought to
pay Ut was remarked at first that the banks
WoHZd BE able to retire their circulation on the
strength 81 the Confederate notes, Unfortunately
the pazleining Of some packages Of Eve dollar
treasury notes has prevented the free circulation
Of thai denomination. By adgices from the Secre-
tary IF The Treasury We Learn that a new issue Of
i've and ten dollar notes will be made at an early
day. 81
\ III compliance with the rec ommendation Of the
Governor o. the State, tile banks will from tornor
row, the Est Of October, be closed at O'Clock p.
III. The southern Bank, under the influence Of its
strong Southern feeling and principles, closed To-
day 1T the hour 81 Q M The Insurance Compa7
MES viii follow, and II s supposed they win close
ii The same hour. Merchants and an traders are
also requested to close alta p. u.
There we're no movements in exchange to-day !;
in TACT, the exchange market might as veil be
re,,niraI, sor a., ~ u sterr,a Hoy -,
ittaneas ara made fro,n tha central points IN tlat
ye I'M m mi sat rcss
haye baan made fron lima " time NJ residents NJ.
yond the Contederate states there Il not 4 doubt
NE 5stas; I,incolnites have been endeayorinr II
obtain Tie goid Of Oh banks. Tha game Il about
blocked. There Is no N re ,od offerinr 10 brok
ers III d few DAYS IT win be dficult q raise
ss,,sa,a ,Jal,a,.s i, t,c
ilvsT WIN rather more plentiful "a.
ssaded Il lt,4Szal fIss X
Il hopea tl1at tle MAI nv W II MI Gan!
gsderase congress al IN aRse,nblins 4
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Riasr slItsIlIasate.
u...ss !. ,,.sIOz, i NJ. 10 casp ssnuur,.

~
Ts "a sass Morning. Il mi 8nossr i, 1851.
ne wessher continues cool, bright and pleasant
rusitess was alnmistakably dali on the landing
ME departures and arrivals were few in number
The Prince Of Wales has delayed her departure
aatn ahis evening, when she win positively leave
fof Memphis and an way landings. The magEif.
cent passenger packet Magenta is recsiYng freight
for Matches. vickshurg, Memphis and intermediate
landings, ana win positively leave at o'clock ms
evening, carrying the great Confederate states
szaail Id Vicksburg, IS
HIS isss Louisville aFTised yesterday from Mem
mis- with fair trips She is now recsiyin for =
retsrn tip, to leave positively or Ihursday|
evening.
The clars Doisen canas 70 the landing yesterday.
she wlll sesse for Memphis next Friday.
ria Memphis ppsal of the 2atl Says
ina .sixsr Was falling yesterday. The weather
was ana MI, though cool, as not 60 harsh as on
Wilt WI rsser il iasiag Slightly The Alonzo Child
arrived ron Eew Orleans. She leaves On her re-
tirn on Tuesday, but first goes UP to Columbus en-
military business. Ss.ss n,
FFsfscs BIZ ~ ALEs rosS MEslf The alaanch.
ahd cepisss passenger ince 6 Masss
clerk leaves at o'clock this syening for Memphis
and all LANDINGS In the Bends. THE Prince Il q
weiIapp pointed passenger packet anu y "a me
+ hands 81 caseful ard prudent officers
* MAi7RSrA SG. s.. Mail PAGKET ron MEMPHIs To-
IA TINS splandid new passenger packet leaves
o'clock this evening on her 70 Memphis
Her uassaficer accommodations are unexcelied by
AM III her sster packet IN the trade, and we pre-
dfet faF her popularity In which her owners will
Y Idd their pr61f Capt. W. @. Wilson, tried
stsasnboatnlan, Is her commander, and Messfs.:
Holmes and MeVay have charge of the office, where
they doubtless increase their already large list
Of friends. 81 5ss Fl
FsRD. KENNETr ron MEsf The large and
sguperior passenger packet Ferd.s kennett. Capt
~ he ErierIy, commander, and Mr. w. 5. Harper,
salsrk leaTes for Vickshnrg, Memphis and The
Bends, 1T a'cleck this evening.
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8sdislu nt tbs Nlmksts.
GRrslENT OEHIdE, No. 10 CAMP STREET,
q TueStinY Morning lctnhar IS6i

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 CAMP sTREnr
Tuesday Morning. October i 1861.
GoIroH. The sales to-day4were confined to 10
bales Receipts 80 bales, n .e
TOBACCO. Nothing reported. Receipts hhds.
{ suGARs We did moi hear Of d sale.
MoLAssEs. 20 bbia. Thin Raboied, Old, sold
on Saturday at l6c., and Common Reboilsd at &c.
% gallon.
Flour. 800 bbls. superfne sold al 80, 400
hbls. Common Extra at IS so, 100 Choice Extra al
{ At So 80 ana 200 bbls. Choice at 50 % Dbl.
coRs 600 sacks White sold at 75c. y buaheI.
Bran = ]. 100 sacks sold at 81 90 % loo tbs.
PoraToEs ~. rs bbls. Pink Eyes sold at 81
ID Dbl
RlcE. We notice sales at "A Gle u Is.
NHsKY Rectifed Is retailing at55c. % gallon,
LARD. Prime in tierceB is retailingat 25c., and
In kegs 27e. 70 Ii.
BACON. Bacon Hams are retailing atIs@20
and Sugar Cured at 22@25c. % H..
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Cotton Presses,
ALABAMA,
Corner of rchoupitoulas and Robin streets,
FACTORS,
Corner OF Tcheupitouas aud Henderson streets.
FRERET's,
LOUISIANA,
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin Streets
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Richardstreets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets,
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Lousasreets.
Corner Lsvee and RotHgnac streets.
PLANTERS,
tJerner Annunciation and Richard streets.
szTMAHsKIs,
SHIPPERS
Corner Henderson and New Leyee streets.
Corner New Levee and Rofgnac streets.
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson Htreetg.
TEXAS,
Corner Of Tchoupttouas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Leyee street.
Front Levee street.
-LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
Levee street, between St Ferdinand and Montegui
Streets Third District.
PICAYuNE,
Leves street, opposite t138 Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New T.evee and Rofignac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Ievse street, between Montegutsn and Couststrest
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner of st. Mary'B and Tchouptoulas streets
Fourth District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
sUSANEAH KIRBY,

LieoNIrR, Noble county Ind Feb. 5, 1859.
Prof O. j. Wood Dear Sir IN the latter part the year
1882 while attending tho State and National Law School Of the
State Of New York my hair from unknown 10 me- com.
rsncsd Of very rapidly that il The short Of s
bere Of Its covering and much The remaining portion apon
the SIDE and back part of head shortly after became gray
that you will not be surprised You that unon
turn to the State Of Indiana CASUAL acouainances
were not SO much Of loss to discover the change my appear
Of ali.
al once made application TO the most su physicians In
the country, but receiving from them
cond again be restored was forced become recocied
my fate until fortunately in the latter part year l8
your Restorative recommended to druggist be-
ing the most reliable Hair Restorative in tried ono
tie and found great eifacton that producing the
desired effect Since TINT time have used dollars worth
OF Restorative ard result have rich ceat Of very
soft black hair, which no money can buy. '.'
AZ mark OF my gratitude for labor and skill in the pro-
aucon Of so wonderful an article have recommended
tnsny OF friends ualtauces who am happy to
Inform you, are using it with like effect.
Very respectfully, yours,
A. n. iATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor. vt Law.