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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

CoPFEE-The n.Ie for Rio T. quiet pending the auction
sale announced Sales Of but so bags IL Jtc
The demand other duc ptions 10 also very limited ana We
have ouly 10 notice sales Of cJbass Jamaica a. Inc
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market Tor western Caha riour
opened quiet prices sghy 10 favor Of the buyer Dat ere
the close Of Change will further deco IA Iesh .na uo
crate ofsrng s.eadness noticeab the oetef aoes
reduced supply demand The sales are seo
bos S5 i0d S5 III Tor slpertie state ana "esteIhi %
IS % for state chiefly - 2 IN part to sIivei 20
- ~ for DO f5 asa 80 20 Tor the 10"
Western EI; IS $50 IS for shipping brands OF Round
Hoop tItrs Ohio and rs 7O1pl ~ Tor trade brands 90.
Canadian Flour change the low grades are dull but
CHI lee brands In demand In port and arrive tne supply
United the sales are 700 bbll rs 1887 50 for extras,
sd 3 Is for Superhne. Southern Flour l. dull bat prices are
without quoiabs change tho arrivals Limited and me STOCK
Of good bakers brands diminished; tho sales are oI Dds
IS Ss IS for mixed TO good superfne Baltimore Aeis
drs &C. and Is Hd Is for the better grades kye Flour
IA limited semaud IL steady sales Of 30 bbl % va
~ Us and EItrs "a Is Meal In good supply and In
fair dsaand At ~ IS for jersey and aaa - 70 10,
vue. Buck~hsat Flour sslabc at 81 500 b 10 iV 10.
FkUIrhssins been active and Layer arc o~efi
saIcs Of 900 boxes so for Bunch and Sz ior
Layers We also notice sses OF 20 bb CurIahn sac.
pks Sicily Wsnuts Gle; loo bb Havana on private
term. aud 40 bblA Western Apples ct I'll sSGfi 90
FISHThere important change 70 notice IN Ihn market
dnce last report The demand stu moderate o. fofiDoS
rate.
GRA1N-Tbe Wheat market opens very quiet, buyer con
tending for sbsemen but 70 me heaV 70
esht holders 70 se description, q yes.eIdAys
the arrivals moderate and the stock OF hhe much
reduced the sales quite moderate s.e o. e nush nsrth
Western Club ~ nj $500 bush No Chicago spring q
81 81 400 bush Red State 81 o. on re deca 80 bush
White California 81 90 and 900 bush fair white southen
hsx sales Of bush 73osoc for sss and 74c fs Cane
suss md y. brn 4 al s3c ior Western snd Canadian aad
.SV0Ses lVs stslA Nv b Hnisst ts0sae sosoe Csat
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Total SPA t2G o24 80 sC 9s ia
Last veek 22I 2ei f37 H57ls6 2 6l6OoSse SSa,o
Last yeH..... 2JIsls66 los,57eA IeZSoO''
Tie financial news by the Arago is more favorable
Rates Of discount in the open market are signify uiuer
the Bank rate and at the Stock Exchange short loans
were made at from to y cent. The Cotton marSe'
was very active at an advance Of I'd. y 10. bread
suffs are frmer. Consols are quoted at 9laa9lt LOT
money. The Bank Of St. Petersburg had reduced is
rate 10 CT and cent
The quotations for American Securities were az
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

wtIGUs-wo Brooklyn, by the Rev J; W.
Uier on Thursday March a. Frank Wngss Of Bunaio 70
Margaret A. Woodcock Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday thus notices
the money and exchange market Of that city;
There as rhsr more activity IN the Money market to day
bat the dems To- currency still ir below the views Of the
banters Sixty day paper With hst names has been
packed currency. 1h- small movement VI paper l. there
lore chreruy banners being dposcd TO exchange their
paper with ,ub' aulsl he'd although
weather has cold os the past few days an early opea
iag I. coohd' utly expected. . -.
E1ebsnse to-day decidedly fat II opened Gt6
bankers glad 70 Ind eusrs
ido-tb The Impression gains ground
daily the decline be steady and rapid and hGnAeFs
Gous draw down bAncesto the lowest ihe limit The
buying pnro boou a. son. aud AddioIa may
have rad by supply la edatry 70 customers
Any considerable amounts would have borne down the market
to- 81
The Nc,c- Orleans Piodyuas Of March IL says:
Tho money msrket progresses quietly and anything work
ing toward greater for uDeIcepnAbe security A before
renAt-d there very little preferred long paper offering and
se readily Ut ban Other good signatures Of at ~
ssconda eA slowly at Is The banks disoounting Fall
paper a moderate extent
fosegn EIchanse TOOK further leap Upward to-day under
the oe viii shows aing on neat week
GOOD 20 prime sterling dealt IN at lwGlbt and fraction
paid in peterryd instance OF two Inc ienc
range for clear bls fom l0iGOOI Drafts with bills u
lans were passed lO4 There hardly any Francs
oa.ng Prime signatures len of yesterday at tf36i dJf35 bot
day bills Yot sod a, Il az cent discount bus
strictly drawers hold at alb sight closed hrHy at dis
count TO psr
Markets-ciRETuLIr REPORTED FOR rns n n IEispSs'
AsIES-The demand steady and the market hrH sales
Of OF, ~ Is IS and Pearls ut IS SIT.
COTrON-uder the favorable foreign Sdyices received per
Arsgo been e sctive and prices have
advanced from &C. y u. sales OF some 400 bales We
vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

The movement Of the banks in the four principal
cities Of the Union in which weekly Reports are naae'
"a sbovn NV their Lao statements is as follows:
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Receipts Of Produce.
MARRIED..

March 500 bbls Flour 5000 bush Wheat, 1000 oush
Corn, 200 pigs Provisions, $50 pkgs WHISKY
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BILE YKRrox. Ohio, Jan. IS. 1851.

axxxr G. sPALprre ESQ -,
P,s end inclosed for which send me an
ksr your CsphAie Pills 7Aey truly me Se's F''i
~ - ""~ A. SLOWER, p. NJ,
" Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

TOth .ss.ssF5IVlE H"'''@ V
The Hartford and Eew-Haveu Railroad have de-
clared quarterly dividend Of y cent, payable on
the LIST Of April to the NewYork stockholders, at the
Union Bank in this city. The ransfer books will be
closed from the 25h of March 10 the LIST Of April both
inclusive.
The following is comparative statement Of the
Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the
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The following extract from letter written by inc
C T. wieser TO the German Reformed Ms"enser 0ha"
borsburg, Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

srHros cHxxx, Huntington Co., Pa, Jan 10, loSl
g. C. 6PALDIEe.
Sra: =, rY,
yes please send two boxes Of your CephAAe fA
bsAA thsn Immediately.
Respectfully youTa ,,.o u rruosa
Ps-ihAvs used one boz Of yosI Ps and find them sroe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

CAUTION!
- csp unpneplsd persons sttempns 70 pHn 81 90
Mssspectins Pablo limitations Al ny PREPARED GLUE
sssSp 81 psrssns 70 sss1uas before pu1shssS sad
r sPALDiN0s PREPARED GLUE, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

BENEFIT AT WALLACxs.-The annual benefit OF l..
Bardon and,Son the well-known doorkeepers at Wal
lacks Theater comes off to.rght. The ever popular
comedy of Every body's Friend" and the farce OF
"Tom Noddy's Secret will be played, the entire com.
psny participating. The benefciaries are worthy OF
and will doubtless have crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

FIRr.-On Thursday evening, damage to the amount
$500 done the stock in the furnishing store Of
Reeve a. Perm, No. l04 Nassau street in consequence
of the carelessness Of person NJ lighting the gus
Insured for g. 900 In the Home Insurance Company.
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fAdvertiseuent1

To CLERGYMES.-" If o man wiahes 10 know
ofhumsn for definite practical purposss he
tenn whoa viii cid him IN acquiring hs, M NE sys
Prscesi instruction, VIII written dsscrtpcns Of cAxscaA
given daily By tewlSs AND WzIIs, Ne - oroe4Hsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

A radio RHEUMATIC GOVT PILLS, and
N ARABIC ITCH OISTHENT-Positiye cure ior The
.noye dses,e Suffering humanity tbeE y and ~ cents
a boz. Manufactured BY De LA hoNLAoNE, &c .ols ~
Wholesale genie, =. C. WELLS 4 Co. NO 10 r'eHAAn
Al No. 81 Gth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

a. snsls bottle Of sPALDNe's PREPARED GLUE
SW save ten times It's cost annually. AL
SPALDING'5 PREPARED GLUEi
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HAvxKyoRp, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851

Nh. syArpIKe.
sra. . 49,, 4,
f,h you to send me one more OF your Cephkic P
kessrss<sgsd a ersas deal Of bessht from pest
Yours respectfully. o.,,,,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23
CREATEsT PAIN BELIEVER in the World
" HUNTS LINIMENT.

GREATEST PAIN BELIEVER IN the word
" HUNTS LINIMENT.
PRICK rs CENT Pm borrtx "
WAusnteds oersu 10 every case o. money anunoso oi
Rheuns.n Sore rDfos Frosted Feet spi Aos fNh IN the
Limbs Stiffness the Josnts Salt Rheuu &c AZ never ah,
used directed Is perfectly Innocent aud can be used BY
die od,s uerson child Try bottle and be con
vp.d by Druggists everywhere and BY The fIoie
HALL a hOthbL NO. Nio oioVh"ioH'~ .
TNHE ONLY known REMEDY for DIABETES,
Il IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
CONSTITUTION WATER.
Also, for - -
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, sTRANGuRY AND
BURNING. OR PAINFUL URINAIlNG
VIM X. GREGG Co, Proprietor
MORGAN l. ALLEN. General Agents. No &c Chit o., ~ L.
Price 81 per bottle
NNRUSSES-For the radical cure of RUPTURE.
Il Elastic sockng Shoulder Braces su.pensSIy B.ndsse
&c The GALVANO ELECTRICR REG GENERATOR iswsrrAn.
ed TO cure BperstoTfhes ImpOteDcy Seminal Losses 10 C
upon or address Dr GLOVER THoRkE, No. ~ nn-st,
under Bsrnuu's Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

CLEARED THE DISsER-TABLE.--OnT hursday even.
n entered the basement house BIZ
Mr. Robert Thalon ia Washington street Brookyn and ..,ea
al the syeIvae table linen with which the dining
tsbls spread The thieves managed to With
pander the Oss not being discovered for time During
the night Ocer Powell Of the FIu Ward ssspicsou1
character named John Cash coming the South Ferry
csrpetbas IN his hand As his somewhs,
cuiAr toe officer t. him TO the Station House Here
amin alton Of the carpetb made whom was found to
contain promiscuous heap Of Knives FORKS casorv ssces,
napkins napkin ell valued at 100 o. the following
morning the tbo' having confessed his guilt Mr. Thaion
inOrmed Of the arrest aud den6ed the solen property
The prisoner sent to BIooklyu for tiAL
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BEVERLY, Msss., Dec II, isea

h for come circulars hrge show bs to bring your Ce
sS.lio Pl. more c1laTly before cntoners yoa
lave anytnins Of the kind, plcaSe send 70 ne
who is subject 70 severe olx heaoAno
6susy lss nE cured Of attack In oDe hour oy
reur Pill hich ! sent her
AesP~' W.. B. WILKES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

REAL EsrArE.-The following sales were made yee
tsrdsy by A. Blesckef Son Co.. Five lots Of ground as
100 feet each with planning mill and boz manuctory 6sds
wick street Brooklyn LOO feet wea from Columbia street, soa
for 00 Four ots with me dwelling hoaso wsshinssop
syenus 100 fees north hon Lafayette svenue, eloooo
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RxyxoLpsBuReA, Franklin Co.. Okia, }
jan. 8, ls6l.

HxxrY c. spLLprxe, -
BE 90 Cedar st., T.
,u~~.S End twenty-five cents ts for which send boz Of
f~phsc Pils" Send 20 address Of Rev VIM O. Filler hey'
sslSsbure Franklin Co, Ohio
Yess Hls work Like chum-enre besdAeAe almost
Truly yours, mn, n v1rIrR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

COUNTRY HOTEL THrEvEs.-John Potter and Cor
ne, Rogers reputed thieves arrested In this city b
a,aoer L. Of Elnis charged with having about aE
woh Of srticlrs from the bosIeers In Hsghs En
The officer started for home with his psons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

Prom the Examiner Norfolk, Va
x9hahe Plt accomplish the object Sr winch toeJ
yix, Cure Of Headache IN all its forms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

An EMfGRAsT PIcEPOcEET.-EdwArd Riley, re-
Gently arrived IA this country, detected in tbs scs Of picking
the pockets Of his counuen on ST fstefs day Dstectiy
Elder te Edward In the act and locked
him up Yesterday dndsfrts st,iIed IN the
duroys which his arrival ssisned oefocs the
Justice. At the Special Sessions charge OF being pick
pocket Lattice Welsh s.kd him what he did, TO which be
lid b.t h. went 10 school" The Magistrate asked him -
b. ever went 20 school to Fss" Edward replied shat he
bsS the gentleman His protestxtions Of
csne~ were of no avail BY Of assisting him In his cdu
cstiou The Court tbs High school Bsckveps
Issnd for six mouths
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rHx FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF

- sss Testimonial unsolicited BY Mr. sr5ipLss they
ssfoTd unq1esionsble proof Of the ehhcacy Of thas
truly Scientific Discovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

YPsu-lSrI, Mich, Jsn- IA, 1861
ca. srAIDua.
~ scnt 10 Won for boz Of Cephalie Pills for the
are zoe Nervous Headache and Cosvenest and
.s snd they good efee; that was Induced 70 sens
tsr
A. R WHEELER
Ypsuant Mich
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-14
Congress-Tenth Day.

The principal business done in Congress the 9th the
passage Of postal bill, which we copy, as follows:
An act to amend vesng powers in the
g master-ieneralp approved March Is, 1851.
SECTION The to1reSg Of he COTerute Slts Of d7eri l
do ena That the provisions Of yeng certain
in the Postmaster General approved March l5 1851, be
amended that he be- and hereby authorized and after
day TO be named by him. proclamation TO he issued by him
for that purpose to take the entire charge direction
SEC And be further ehacted That The Postmaster Gen
era be- and he hereby authorized and empowered annu
contracts to DISCONTINUE curta the service and
them when he shall deem advisable dispense the
vice in whole or in part to place higher different grade
of service the route when the public interests shall
qre uch dsconnuance curtament any cause
allowing months extra the of service dis
pensed with, In full of damages to the contractor.
SEC g. And be tDer enacted That the railroads in the
Confederate States be and they hereby divided
connecting import ut points, and carrying heavy mails
class number completed roads, connecting less poI
points, but carrying heavy mas for local distribution
class number two and roads which less important malls
conveyed short branch roads and such unfinished rods do
not carry great mails, connect important points, shall be
class number three.
SEC A. And be Il hrd = enacted That in contracts made
with railroad companies for carrying the mail day
sche ines to be agreed the Postmaster General al
Them not exceeding the following rates. On
hrs class roads hundred and fifty dollars per mile
second class ioad hundred dollars per mile and third
to be determined by the Importance and
be performed rotdd that if onehaf Of the service any
railroad required to be performed in the night time it shall
be lawful for the Postmaster General pay twenty-five per
cent IN addition 10 the above named maximum Of pay
ProsidaR further That the agents. messengers and other
travelling employees of hs Posoee Department shall pas free
of charge such roads respectively this shall
effect and be Of force after its passage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-14
THE COURTS,

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge CoNens.-Thomas
Monaghan being araigned upon the charge of shooting
intent MURDER and entering the plea of not guilty, dis
cha ged on giving bond for fuue appearance.
The Court appointed commission to investigate the of
John Quinn, accused of murder and alleged to be
errance Conners by JUICY trial. acquitted of The charge
of larceny.
Henrietta essmeye JOHN Schultz were severay placed
upon trial upon charge larceny. case The Iry
return verdict Of guilty and the prisoners were rerraHded
to await the sentence of the law.
ous Reppe found gny of larceny sentenced TO two
years imprisonment in the State Penemiary and John Han
ford found guilty Of the same crime, was sentenced to six
weeks imprisonment id the P"rsh Prison.
In the of j. Brown and Dau Walker charged with
san and bate and A. Cnrele. charged with wi h
q in the several ordered TO be entered and the
prisoners accordingly discharged.
II. NJ Weymouth tried upon the charge of assault and
batter the jury returned verdict Of guilty. and the prisoner
was accordingly remanded.
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURT.-Still another affi-
the Verandah Hotel Mrs.
ton having been dismissed from hg charge abusing and
had the Doctor arrested he charge OF having
falsely caused the ladys arrest anI her false Imprisonment for
the space hours This charge against the Doctor and
the Doctors chRrges against Stnson and Drake will ali be
j. NJ Harris. charged with sabbng j. NJ Rawson private
of the Tens Rifles sent to prison to await the result
Dnrkn and Bridget Barke charged with assauItng
bar OF iron ST. Thomas street, were sent to prison to await
Mary Darmer charged with insulting Mrs Kate urhy and
threatening her with loaded whpst6ck held for hearing
on the IS h.
RECORDER BLAcHE's CoURT.-An affidavit was
filed by A. L. Monn charging John Hart James Gleason
BIZ Bnrke with roebeEy IN beating and knocking him i'm down
about thousand dollars The cced were committed to the
Parish Prison in default Of bonds TO the arnsunt Of $500
Charles charged by the affidavit Of Victor E.
Schafer with shooting Patrick Daley with intent TO
nit murder u o'clock Sunday night last Daley
wounded in the left leg BY so ball The accused was duly
comnted to await exhmipnuon.
Thomas and Mary Hey charged by the affidavit Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-14

DESTROYS of seeing all the different camps of our
volunteer soldiery, we gratfed our curiosity yes
terday by making passing call at the quarters of
the PeTitt Guards in the lower cotton press.
Without finding fault, we must say, that all COM
panies which have yet been organized in New
Orleans, or have come to the city, might have been
quartered in the various cotton presses and other
public buildings, just now not occupied, without
cost and with credit to the owners. Inl tied by the
liberal managers of that press, and assisted by the
employees of the same, the Perritts made them
to them by their gallant Captain Connor, are a
model for camp life. Each mess has apparently
chosen name of itself, and is separated by ropes
from the adjoining ones: such as Camp Peters,
Bdwell, etc. In the latter we were invited to sup
per- and had it not been for that dinner but short
ly taken before our visit, we might have been
tempted to join in the mess but, alas boys the
rules of war will not permit you, when once you
have left to enjoy the ready gifts of Dave, whose
name your mess bears. Quite throng of visitors
was present to see this gallant company once
more, their departure having been fixed for to-
day; we hear, however, that they will not leave
until Wednesday morning. Their destination is not
known, but it only " the powers that be " would
leave the decision to the feelings of the company,
we think the plain response would be, " Anywhere
where there is any fighting to be done;" the news
published in the evening papers having brought
them to the highest fighting pitch.
Their number is complete, and many appca-
tions for membership had to be refused, and it is
with great regret that we have to chronicle the
severe indispostion of their First Lieutenant R. R.
Hunt. We hope, however, that he will have suifi-
ciently recovered to join his company on its de-
parture, as his absence as second in command
would be loss indeed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-14
PISTOL SHOOTING RY LADIES.

have formed themselves, under the prevailing spirt
of the day, into a pistoshooting club, under the
polite, instruction of DR.. o. R. Early. They prae
tice daily, and improve remarkably. DR.. Early
yesterday submitted to our inspection the target
which the fair ones had rdded at their fifth lesson,
with pistols, at thirty feet The target is news
paper, and the bull'seye is bit of black cloth four
inches square. Twenty-seyen bullets passed
through the paper three of them in the bull'seye.
five inches above the buls-eye. There are only
two marks to the right of ,the bulls-eye, whilst
there are twelve or fourteen to the left. The dis
tance between the widest shots, the upper.left hand
Let the pirates of the North ever seek this city for
its booty and beauty" and they will find that our
beauty can do something in its own defence The
ladies would back and assist their manly protect
ors in every possible way, as they are doing. now.
But-the Crescent City will never be invaded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-14
THE ROSSiER BOYS,

We yesterday mentioned the arrival of this
splendid company from Bassier parish. The Cap
tain Loudon Butler, is a son of Col Pierce NJ. But
Ter, Ex-Governor CT South Carolina, who fell
whilst fighting gloriousy at the head of the famed
Palmetto Regiment in Mexico. The men of the
company are composed of similar stuff, and will
make the enemy howl if they get fair chance
The following is the roll of the 'Bossier Boys:
Loudon Butler, Captain r. g. Lester First Leuenant
R. Cotton Second Lentenaut James A. Turner Orderly Ser
gean James A. Edwards First Sergeant Balance of officers
appointed Prvates Thos. A. rrader, {. G Novel; j. NJ
Arnold j. H. Perryman, W. R. Head Geo. Bodies David
Buffalo John R Wright, PstdcS Carse Thos. J. Insk J. g
Lusk, Ed. Campbell, A. D. Cason, Harvey Nettes, T. J.
Bryan, e. smith John D. Rodgers, j. B Lewis, James
freeman A. B. Br9ughlop' Wm H Walker, W A. Roberts
Norris S s. 3 Id,g pnrna B p Phercqe, John y Hill ",
Hunter john Jones' F. Nests 1hos, H Smith = L. Bird
Andw Z Haynes, Walker O. Allen, VIM Roe, W. II. scanand
ton B. NJ spurlin A. A. a. ogee, j. W Wa ker, A. Nc
Donald, W. j. Mattison. f. Allen II L. Cooper Moor
horn Drury W. s. Holt, J. T. sadler, W. Plexcqe
Trmon, Levi Franks James NJ. G'uaniel, Morris Fa NAL
Widrdge Oakley, VIM. Penese VIM. II. Thompson, james
Carson John ". Erwin, Martin P Erwin B. L. Jarborcugh
Henry Erwin Wm Is9sord B B 'ttock, Samuel 3 Hardy
j. j. aaverel j. W. May d. W. Rooney, Andy Raney
Gardner, Thos. Edwards and w. J. Stephens
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-14
FIRE..

At about half-past O'Clock last evening, fire
broke out in a moss factory on Derbigny street. be-
tween Customhouse and Bienville streets. Owing
to the eombustble nature of the contents it spread
with great rapidty, and, aided by the scarcity OF
water it threatened at one time destruction to the
ment, however, kept it in check and, excepting
the loss of the contents of a woodward adjoining
and the destruction of some outhouses in the rear
no material loss was sustained. We had no OPP
portunity to ascertain the exact amount of loss
but whatever it may be, the heaviest portion is
sustained by the poor owner of the woodward
whose hard earnings and savings for years were
thus swept away in a moment.