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Uas mdnnIi6s unb webl6s 9sI6Ie6t, wel6s an
ssbstmen urIa6eH lsiUen. SD babe vlee Sabre
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Dir ,um 5tdI. - 9sbs feline falids 3GrtIihfst
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-20
sssbielu ii the sEgarkets.
OREsoEHT OFFICE, no. 10 6iAnp srarrT
" 8 Erldar Mnrnirns Ha,,t ~. 81 iSsI u

sss OnEsoENT OFFICE, 10. 10 GANp5 SrsEET1
Friday Morning. September % 1861. )
ooTToN. Sales to-day Is bales, Receipts ri
bales.
TpsAcco Nothing reported
sUGaR AND MoLAssRs q We have heard Of no
4 sales. There is a light supply on the leyee and
prices are looking up. Yesterday there was a
small sale of Clarified White Sugar al lie. % Ii.
I FLouR.. We have only heard Of the sale of 80
bhls. superane ats7 y hbl a.
y GRAIs. Ne did not hear Of asale Of any mo-
ment.
BaAa ,i6o sacks sold AZ 81 8s and 100 at 81 u
II 100 u.
Bacon. Shoulders see retailing at 2oc., Ribbed
Sides II and Sugar Cured Hams 2sc. y Is.
PoRK Mess Is retailing at $40 V Dbl,
LARD. Prime IN tierees retailing at 25c. % Ii.
WHtsEY Rsctided is retailing A5c. o gallon.
y HAY. Small lets Of Western are retailing at
y tor
spIA BAsGisa $50 bales sold in lots At 1885,,
4, az 18aac. y gard cash
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Receipts of. Produce.

:
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Salle Robinson
10 bales cotton Levy s. Dieter 40 sacks cotton
seed A Magnnis--2 20 bbls molasses A hiltenber.
ger Eco sundres to order. i54gs8.4sg sy9s
H BAYOU SARA Per steamer Laurel HILL
bales cotton Levy i Dieter 5 hhds sugar 2 I'll
sraud &co-- Is do so hbls molasses Roman u her.
mon do Augustin & Thibeault- bales WOOL
and sundries to order. - 8
DONALDSONyILLE-P Per steamer Music 52
hhds sugar Foley. Avery hoo 10 do West Rem
shaw a. Cammack--- l4a bbls molasses Kelly
&co-22 do do Lafcrsst & Desmares 81 do 2 hid
sugar r j. Dasilya Zoo az hbls molasses to Tole-
dane & Taylor--2I do T Lanaux-96 do Rotchford,
Brown &co--15 do 50 bids sugar IS hf bbls molas-
sea G Sabatier- Al seeks potatoes and sundr1es 70
order Total los bids sugar $50 bels ~ haif Dds
-molasses.
Railroads.
IN. Of, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, September 10, 1s6l.-5 bales cotton
Barley johnson 6co-4 Giffen, Smedes &co--2 do
Ably & Catching Total IL bales cotton.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL J.
coz rsMrsnaera s,sR % Na q, m n.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


K arr COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITr HALL, Z
New. Orleans, Tuesday September n. 1851
:, The Board met this day at 6 O'Clock p. M, on a
convocation of tho Mayor,
Members present: Hon. s. P. DeLabarre, Presi.
dent pro tenn; Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Robin and
Stith--5 ~ 7@l ~,
The following message was laid on the table
subject to call:
Has tMAfoRSLry OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September Ii, 1861.
To the Honorable the Common Council: - -: ~.
entemenI have caused you BIZ ennvoEed TINS evening at
the solicitation MesSrs p s. Wilt, Gerard Sth f. Coz,
Jas. Davis w f. H. gkhs, jno. Leete, jules ben James
Beggs sgon who viii explain TO your honorable body
the object for which you have been eenxened
Respectfully, JOHN u: MoNkpk, MAY Or
The following communication was read:
STREET CoMNlsstoSER's OFFICE, CRY HALL,
s. New Orleans, Sept. ., 1861
To the Honorable the Member Of the F nance
\ EEIE7 aud Streets and Landings Committees
sntlen aI the pnor TO report to that the con.
tracts for the following named bridges have expired VIZ
Magnolia street bridge,
5Cafrplton Avenue bridge So 20 ~ r. b"
Teiem chns street crossing Old Bayou; t.--
And respectfully recomlnend aresae of the same.
farther report the existence of great
ace street. between BenVe CSntr Streets
bakery complained by all the neighbours only
bling exc4edgly offensive but dangerous the
that The chmIeysare too low have underworld without
success, to, have this evil remeaied Ea&E& FL
would add rher that the security the Superintendent
of srIdges Mr.. JAS McGawley is changed. )
Please substitute, place Of Mr. Geo Murphy either Mr.
WmsE. Uniaeke, or Mr.. p. Cummings. 80 'a--Fs
Requesting yoar attention tire above,
remain, respec: fully, yours,
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The rules being suspended, Mr.. Cox offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
read twice and adopted. and were on motion sent
to the Assistant Board for concurrence: a
Whereas The contract for attending keeping repair
hs ba y PaFS Se nysnSs has s IL
TO the low, bidder after ve notice in the
official Journal for attending and keeping in repair
with specifications fe in the Surveyor Office said adjadi
Council. Y
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Cox, Forstall Robin
and Stith-5. $500 -
Whereas attending keeping repair the
bridge crossing Cd at stree, has expired
lied audcats owes bidder after i've days notice III
p f @ I Ss At ana sp T.
three years in accordance with specifications
's 70 hs approval Or
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Cox, Forstall, Robin
Whereas The contract attending keeping repair
br5dgs a. Magh nei A., stres, has ssspiEed
sdqdate 70 the lowest bidder after i've in The
Keeping repair the bridge at Mauoia Street in accoTdancs
With Is the Surveyors office snd aiudi
eonne subject o hs Of the
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Cox, Forstall, Robin.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Cox,
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-.
pended, and was, en- motion, sent to the Assistant
Board for concurrence:
Rsslpea That William Unacta be accepted security for
James Acawey Of Bridges in e of George
Yeas: Messrs. BeLabarre, Cox, Forstan, Robin
and Stith--5.
On motion, the Board took recess of ten min
utes s-t- ~.
Vi, AT the expiration of the recess, the following
| members answered TO their names: ...
| Hon. S. p. DeLabarre, President pro tent :;
| Messrs. Forstali, Cox, Robin aud Stitli-5.
| The following resolution, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, was read twice and concurred in the
rules being suspended
soei THAI the City Treasurer be and hereby authorized
receive payment of all city taxes licenses ec the
sury notes Of Inc eonsderate States
Yeas Messrs. DeLabaTe, Cox Forstall Robin
and Stth-5.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, were read and made the special order
of the day for Friday next:
eSoU That the City Treasurer he and he hereby
issue notes in payment Of city debts in nvor Of City
Comptroller for the actional dollar for
and three dollars ded, that the issued
under this resolution shall not exceed the of five hundred
| thousand 1ollars-say $500, 900
esoced That ali issued by authority preceding
resolution shall be at all times receivable at the Treasurer
office payment Of city taxes licenses city past
| due TO fall due for the year 1862.
eoref That upon the receipt of the ISSUE any part
thereof into the treasury of the city city
above mentioned they be cancelled and aunued
City Treasurer in the Of tho Chairmen the Fl
| nance Committees of the Common Council.
| On motion, the Board adjourned to Friday next
| at 6 O'Clock P. NJ g-.
~ CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
| ~ Secretary.
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Cotton FFesSGss

Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner Of Fchonpitouas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
Corner OF Toheupttouas aud Henderson Streets
LOUISIANA.
Corner of st. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets
- Corner Of TchOupi;oulas and Richard streets.
New Levee and Lousasreets.
PLANTERS,
Corner Annuncston Richard streets.
sZYMAEsKTS
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New I4evee streets.
UNION,
WOODS.
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS,
r, Corner of Tchoupltoulas and Orangeat
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Leyee street. =
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street.
LBvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Ieveestree between ST. Ferdinand and Montesut
e. streets, Third District.
PICAYUNE
Levee street, opposite Post 1888, Third District.
| INDEPENDENT,
New I@yee and RofRgnsc streets.
COTTON PRESS, fF
NEW Leyee street between Montegutand Couetstrests
Third District
| PELICAN PRESS
| Corner Of ST. Mary's and Tchouptoulas streets
Fourth District.
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regular steam train from Ire
lake 10 the city week dByG
DO o'clock =. NJ. Hor5e Car.
The Steam Train Will ttsitiy nntHeo
hEe7ss L and during The half hour trtys
Sunday EeTe 10 senta each Way and conductors
have timely notice to sCp.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays tbs Steam Train will leave the city at O'Clock
A. NJ, IN leu " the horse ear.
The Steam Train Hl leave the city Sundays every hour,
from Z N uutl II 2. NJ.
The Sunday leave othtr end OF the Road half
hour, from P. ii until P. NJ.
Inublssas Canal Gtceat Tor A. BepotcveTy Ave min
Passengers earnestly requested procure their tce
Oce, Depot checks, Return Tickets wilt he
handed them the
sn,25 If ,. PAKDEII7, Superintendent.
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Aetu 9rieans aflaatg a(atkft.
sREsse ssr ofFicE. N 10. 10 Camp street.

g
Thursday Evening, Sent. ~, 1851, 5
The most important movelnent to-day in moneyed
circles was the resolution Of the Board of Directors
OF the Bank 81 Louisiana to issue $3.50 900 of notes
III the denomination Of ones, twos and fhrees This
movement, with that of the State Bank will go far
towards supplying the vacuum fer small change.
If six millions and half in dollars Of notes from
iive dollars and ups Yards, were sufficient for the
daily wants Of our community, it is reasonable to
believe that 900 of small denominations tess
than fYss} win alleviate any want Of change or
4 small circulation. We are not 30 very sure that 4
after the excitement il yer, and people are re-
i;eyed of their fright, sbnt what there will be an
abundance of change for ordinary purposes. We
again repeat, there ii Just as much small change in
on city today as there was week ago !; and ere
1 another week passes the people will become re-
conelea tosthe transmig raton of events, and they
Z will BE laughing 1t their fright
The general paper market was quiet to-day.
N The banks continue to renew II parties owing
them cannot pay an, they can get off by paying as
much ID they can A very accommodating spirit
y prevails with our bank managers. Though some
y Of them do not think they can make much towards
dividends next January, vet others take different
view and think thatstockh oders can or will real
III u Sot. for the cnrrent ak months. This is
a question nvolYed III The future. There is dis
spositioneyiaced I'd invest ia bank stocks. We note
safe to-day of 100 shares Southern bank at 1l2a.
On what conditions We did not learn, but supposed
from the usual custom Of our market, il must have
been cash or eqniy Al lent thereto. ;,
I'd the present emergency, it is not out Of place
10 refer to the of the banks the eleven
Confederatsd States, which we find to be DIT the
close Of the year 1860 as follows 8l3j:s ,#st
HANKS oE Lonisisnas
Alabama. 600
Il. 600
Snnt Carolina. .s 10000
North Carolina.
Virginia 0e0U00
Florida Il. 3a00e0
Tennessee ,5Q3 600
Texas mississippi and ksisas-no banks. sfsSH III
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Total The hanks the eleven confeder
at6n satpf4
The amount Of specie ia vault at the same time
was twenty ak millions and three quarters Of dol
lars i Will thus be seen how remarkably an easy
transition from banking on coin to banking on the
Confederate Treasury notes follows the course
which has been 50 successfully carried out by our
banks. IL Ii within the bounds Of reason to assume
that there is now within the limits Of tie eonfeder-
ated states sixty millions Of dollars in coin There
fore with one hundred millions Of Treasury issues
based ou The credit Of the Confederate States, it ii
reasonable suppose that we shall have sufficient
currency bsiate All pressure and stringency in
6 the general money market.
III CHANGING ever the future we do not perceive
the least cause 70 apprehena any severity ii the
general money market. True .retrenchment,
+ economy and frugality must be studied; in fact,
) they are the orders Of General Necessity
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no Bakers.
". Rcd RIyER LaNps EoR SALE. :.

80 Five Thousand Acres Of RED RIVER BOT -
TOM LANDS adntsd the cultivation Of Sugar and Cotton
and productive lands nthe State They stu
ata on Red River twenty eight miles below Aexandr
and are protected strong levee They
front the end can be divided into several
patatiors Negroes will taken in For further
Information apply to LEVI WILSON the premises
tsf4# Fl ss== WILSON 4 POMEROY,
~ ie2B On, Ag G5sts5 AZ Garondelet street.
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0Ara In 4 4 4 ]. ) 81.
I. lEFrERsoN elyY. sepismee

JEFFERseN CITY. September 90 issi
Arrived yesterday ss2 Texas Beeyes, i6s Hogs
IS sheep AID 46s Veal Cattle Amount Of Stock
sold were ITO Texas Beeyes and les Veal Cattle.
Stock remaining on sale are 6sl Texas Beeves IA
Hogs. lss Sheep and 1871 Veal Cattle. We quote b
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HIarins sntslIlgellts.

UssscsNe orrlcr, No. 10 Camp Street.,
FridaY Morning September 70 1851.
ARRIVED Yeatrrsfas.
Steamboats,.
Saliie Robinson, Webbing, fin Fort Adams.
Laurel Hill. Heno, FIN Bayou Sara.
Music, Dalferes, fin Donaldsonyille.
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!, 1Oss as gEEETIx-Dr. J, WEST

fEsfsgzgSSaA LOSS of TEGETIS-Dr. J. WEST
liz 81, Gharles street, continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs,
14l1AF upon his new principle of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal APPRECIATION and
qnded betn non. system of supplying ARTI.
perfect articulation aud estioAon, and perfect and natural
IN appearance defy detection by the closest Dr.
Vests method of filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
Those Interested will and these statements to be
thanks 10 he inhabitants Of New Oresn8 vicinity for the
extensive practice ey favored him with FOR the last ftsen
years. Gc and residence ia st. Charles rtrset second doc
from Lafayette Square. ESQ
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Nus +DfOt-
whereas the contract for attending and keeping repair the
bridge Magnolia street has expired;
the Comptroller and he is hereby authorized
to adjadioa thu bidder after Eve notice in the
official journal contract for Three years for attending and
keeping in epar the bridge ut Magnol street. in
with specifications len the Surveyors office said adldi.
he subject to the approval Or rejection OF the Common
FSignedI s. p DELABARRE, b
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
II [sgnedl J. MAGIoNI;
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
q Approved September 10, 1861. ~ . Z.
s seq st ISigHed1 JOHN I. MONROE. Mayor
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EPAvE NJ pEuxtEnsE p1s1T1oT.-I..

EHPAVN DU pEUXIENTE DIS1RICT.-ILa
II conduit depot epayes Deuxenie District
encoiEnure des Bienville ct Galvez epave
Tn GEevai brnn, environ 10 de haucn
ge u roit, rois pieds bancs narqne paHoi
lie flame gaucbes tongue ctinere tongue queue.
Pony haras hal, environ Is hauteur,
raarque r. B. sur Fspaule gauche ct lie flanc.
Une Juen Loire, environ II mains de hauteir,
10 fee pieds hApcs murque
guole 6peule gauche lie fame errte uuare
pieds
81 les dts animasx sont rclats dams cling jours
les fais pay9s lis seront venduS Fenchere pubque
dit depot sAMEo2 q de sepenbre 1851 10 heures A. NJ
j. MILTON RELF. Ceunissaire des Rues,
alIe.glr leans de mtrpf sel65
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pOIdCE JAlLS-OFFlCJAL.

POLICE JAlLS--OFFlCJA
WAS brought to- the City Police ayn5l
w 18th August 1851, the light grille girl LIZA
MARY. Says she belongs to Mr.. Roy who lives in the
toersby teeth Fat nose large eyes has stupid appear
ance, is In family way, and aged about II years.
The owner win his properly according telaw
MIGUEL HERN ANDEZ, JR..
Keeper Of City Police jail,
B. W. HEBRARD,
se2o1st Deputy Comptroller.
MAS brought to the City Police Jail ON
w the 18th of september 1851 the fnplao boy Slp SfttE
CARLIN. Says he born free in the parish Of St Mary
Attakapas, He is feet "a inches hig has bnshy Ea
little beard small rather good teeth, is MARKED
The owner will his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
B. ". HEBRARD,
SEQ l5t Deputy Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police jail on
w the 30th of August 1861 the Gift boy HENRY NIXON
Says he birth and native of New Jersey but that
he resident Of Plaauenines parish Of lbHrVile He Is
feet inches high and has heavy nous ache
lately shaved, bshy hair oleray good teeth looks
tegent. speaks English and very little French and is aged
aboht 81 years.
The will call and claim his property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR.,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
z. DAVENPORT,
seq l5t Clerk of Comptroller,