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, 1861-10-04
MARKET3 BIZ THE LATH6E MA1kS.

PHILADELPHIA FLOUR MARKEr-oc 1-;There
il VERY little inquiry for do1r today Pms he mar
ed of in lots, part Saturday evening, at $500
6.62h for e1tra, the Latter for lancaster county,
faUcJ do Il ia per Ell 800 hr1s Broad street mills
t1tr1 and so bz1a Jenny Lied family also sold p:.
sataly. Snperhne rather scarce a9d holders ask
isir 6usiI ese doing to supply the trade 1t The
above rates for eupeaae, extra and extra family,
and fum ts IS to 81 50 pr hrl for f&1cy brands.
a. t7 quality, The receipts Ire moderate for tie
st2so1. Rye -four is ecacce aad selling 1t 4saS, IS
pse I'D. tae h:tes for Hest gto11d. Eo.2 ueL Is
, 1861-10-04

It will be eeen from this exhibit that the aggre-
gate receipts from the opening Of navigation to
receipts In 1850 md 80, Including both years, hy
a954 6o4 bushels, while the excess Of receipts this
year over 1858 is equal to 1909 SS buah-
els. Il the receipts tor October and November
keep pace with the September receipts. We shall
have received BY the close Of navigation between
dftyefght and eixty millions Of bushels OF grain,
April last, coneummation devoatly to be wished.
II this shall be 20, the Queen City Of the Lakes
can elaim to be the largest grain Ieeely1us mart II
EtDTssS
, 1861-10-04

ARRIVED Oct q

ARRIVED =
Alliance, Morris, 4, 500 bu corn, SIG bu seeds.
s Douglas. Seneca, !, 800 bu corn, t61 bu wheat.
JP Chaptn. Laea1le. 5,422 bu corn. 1855 bs hams.
motifs, Lasalle, 4500 bn corn. 90 bu seeds
Sunshine, DuPage, I, 400 bu corn.
n L HaWley, Utica, 5,OO0 bu corn.
York state, LaEalIe, 5.1D5 bu COTE
Caroline, 1aealle, 5,T1 bu corr.
Celestial, Ottawa, 5 600 bu corn
Eclipse. Iockport s. 800 bu coE1, 800 bu wheat,
Il bu seeds, 434 Ds wool,
CLEARED. .-...,..Oct- e.
Rat1spiftter, Morris, Z. Goo fl lumber.
George, Morris. sos # lumber.
Arctic, Norris, light
treole, Lasatle, 68s6s # lumber, 80 It timber,
Mariner. Prison, 81 S51 It headings d It lumber,
Golden Cloud. 0ttaw3, light.
Brown, Kankakee. Is, ,735 # lumber, 6, ,lS5 It
lumber. - -
Laura Ann, Ottawa, Light,
r Hooper, ottawa 73 AZ # lumber, 49 500 ahin-
glee.
Wing and Wing, 1asalle, .414 # lumber, 1,soo n
B 4 Th9fp, Joliet. 1000 hoops, 50 ns mach's, Il
Edinburgh, Mazsei1les, i, ,o05 # lumber. AZ m It
sid1ng. IL m shingles, 7 m lath.
A1ct, Latale, 69 269 II lumber, 29K m shingles.
5,400 # siding.
Prairie Chief, Ottawa. light
Alabama, 1aealle, $50 brls Ealt.
, 1861-10-04

Ph1ladelPAt2 Casale 1IsKket-sept. 80.
Tia oRe1ingB OF BeafCathe were Ia5eer than
utu4l, re4chiag nearly t,7o0 head Ut Fhillips's
yards, aud the market WAs dnil, and fully 2Sc lie
from % to $a60 for common to good and extra
POM d.. . "'>'S '''~ A''
and sold 1t zoos 50 the 100 Ds net, for stu and
con- led, fncluding i978 head at Imhnf and ,O00
at the Avenue, within the above rarGe OF prices.
, 1861-10-04
MARINE LIST.
p Q RI OF CHIC GO,

ARRIVED. D...-.......Oct3 8.
PP1oR . P!ttsesargh, Beeksith, Buffalo, snndries.
Bark Cleveland, Gregory. PleEque Is1e, $50 coal
Bark 1ny;insisle mi keadrck Buffalo. 500 eoa 616
Brig Fashion, King, Cedar River, $50 m lumber,
Brig O1ea1der, Campbell, Buffalo, "a coal.
Big PoWhattan- Stnb6ins, Trenton. liz eds wood.
ehr sehr Fen FSstoR M,Egat Rrfaaus isls 29 coal
40 N lumber, 135 # sqr timber.
schr Newhouee, Bartlett, Buffalo, 1000 brls salt.
schE ]: I: Shank, Vandefheck, st. Joseph, $50 bu
Schr Col Ellsworth. Scott, Cleveland, 500 coal.
Schr Josephine, cIamer. Cleveland, 800 coal.
Sy ssbi esioess 1o 'Vt ba %hss ssaoe
schr Lewis Wella. Hsrlow, Buffalo, 600 brls salt
Schr Telegraph; Haya, White River. Is m lumber.
seh URo Is g eds Woos
schr T: n: shoyes, Seh1obohn. Maskegon, s. N
schr ktty Gsn ~ Wses e. IaRe 60
Stow Iallel, Msvss, Fier Cove, Cove 50 eds bark.
CLEARED. Oct. 3.
Prop Michigan. Chapman, ogdensburgh. 1.eo0 br!s
tour, 3a9 tu corn, 81 bu wheat, 10 bt1s ap-
Brig Fashion, King, Cedar River.
Big 91eander; Campbell, Buffalo 1s,6oo bu corn.
schr Traveller, Johneon, Port Ulio.
Schr Marion, Reed. South Ha7en
Sctr shoyer. Sehlobohm, Muskegon.
Seh1 FIFTY Grant, Malony, White Lake.
Schr lsaac I Shank, EandeEbeck, St Joseph.
Schr Lady Jane, Engels. Pier Marquette:
schr e. Tempo, hughes. Sarnia, 5000 bu wheat,
Schr Imperial. Stewart, Buffalo. 2o, 900 bn corr.
Scar Forfar Lind, Greens Co11ing~ood, 1000 bu
wheat.
Schr Telegraph, Hayes, White River.
Scnr HuItress, Culver, Erie, 100 bEls -four, foE
CoIbotne. Il, 600 bu corn.
scow Laurel, Mcysy, Pier Cove.
, 1861-10-04

The 1RIESNIAI CONGREGATIONAL. CONVEN.
rIoN.-The T1iennia] Convention of the Con.
gregationalists Of the Northwest. will meet
on the 8th of this month in this CITY. tha
week after the meeting Of the American
Board at Cleveland. The urinary oh;ect ~
the Convention il In consider tba aff,;ra and
interests of the Chicago Tbeo1opica1 sann,na-v
and elect directors Int other ton1ca ~ general
.e4e's ', "Ao - '1ne0 W. oo.D11ee' eoui0
oe4e .a' se'e "u1 "04eso'.e "no naos
a6sen1ole. Every congregational minister,
anu 8 delegate nom every cnufcn' Is eh1ltleo
10 i seat ano vote.
succrssop ronR R1cr The c,noreoo,;o,,o7
Hs,r7,7 ~ th;s 49, 49,. e W. ,aor -. 49,.
North ffesoyleflan Church Of this city have
called the keF. Dr Gurley OF Washington city
to be their pastor. Dr. &. is the minister
whose services the President attended On the
Fast Cay, and wto 80 marvellous1y hit the nail
on the head, by declaring the abolition Of cap
ctatae @ ra' - ~ seo y. 'a0 1so.tAetn
6t+ed ~ svissnt1. nth ~ ~ ha ~ ~ W p,aa,a nsu
------ - - -. -'N' '
LOCATION OF THE q. 8. ARsKsAL-Th
Committee appointed by the Common Coun-
ell to act with the Board Of Trade Committee
sto.ao - arsn"a7 - 49, 49, ~ .a 4sss -
no. ~ Fo- ~ a t,1 naso a me
- 1e 49,. ..' ~, ens -. D5an La!,
w ~ -As ~1o FA~~'4~1A'
with the Committee In deVisIng measures for
the contamination of this desirable object.
| ERIE RAILRoAD-Mr. Forsyth, Agent of the
Erie Railroad in this city, received dispatch
veste rdav from G.. Mfnot. Esn.. Gepero1 suDe~.
;ntenaent of Tint road st,tino that Tho nm.
-;,rr oe ,.o;,s - 80 .ae.o.-a-a e-a,s.,s.
80 ~ ' : -, 4N4& ~ 0@
of tbe road.
| a DOLLAR CoNTRIBUT1oN.-Ap plan has been
80, f11c. Wv ~ e4o -
aeatrhn+;nn ~ ~ de,,as an,aaa ~ s;1,o, -,
eoA'4AoAt1on ~ '1o oot4a1 apAeee opoA @os
, 1861-10-04

a very large proportion Of the commerce Of this
city is embraced ii the -four and grain trade, which
give below the aggregates Of -four and grain re-
ceipts for the month Of September. and from the
opening Of lake navigation IN the years 1858, 1S59
1860 and 1861:
, 1861-10-04

PROBABLE Loss OF TIE SCHOONER P. J FER
R1s.-The schooner P. j. Ferris, which left thi
port two weeks sgo last Thursday, bound for De-
1foit with $50 tons coal and 80 pbls SALT has not
s1nce been heard from. and 1t Is feared she has
gone down, With all on board.-BuT. ddE
, 1861-10-04

w Cook d McLaln, SO Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
, 1861-10-04

the drowning Of man at Van Buren street |
bridge on Wednesday night. The bridge Was
open at the time and the unfortunate nan
walked off the approach into the river. A
Eplash ETas heard but nothing could be seen IN
the darkness and the doomed man probably
soon drowned in the muddy tide Of the river:
Several persons were in the vicinity at the
time but no efforts we're made to save him
frcm the simple fact that there were no appll-
ances at hand for that purpose, and this omIs.
sicn Of life-saying intt1umentalites, net alone
at this bridge, but throughout the entire city,
furnishes US theme for few words.
Probably 10 city in the World is SO inter-
sccted aud surrounded with water IS Chicago,
and probably no city In the world is 30
Wretchedly provided with appliances for the
saving and restoration Of drowning persons.
The lake stretching along the entire front Of
the city and deep river rurning throughout
the most popu1oua portion in three directions
furnish most thorough auxiliary to the
mcrtuary records Of the Coroner's books.
The larger proportion Of inquests held dur
ing the gear are upon drowned persons. We
all remember that terrible September
morning when 80 many brave fellows
49, - 'o"@ ~
,..l e "taeeA', ana only
~ "s poae-@'u tnat useless
eoAo 10 Ao"no III enus eaty 10 eject the res
cue Of human beings struggling for life before
our very eyes. We remember instances Of
wreck In our own harbor within stones
throw Of land, when human life was
tac1idced Eeed1essly. Individual instances
-" e naueuu5 osealieu " 1nlS wan
ths+ &C., ~. ~;tnaa. e .y "1sA pAsees
,sss,r 1oa+ Wiz - 1not' "'e' uee"'
~
.o..o ,ss. ' eaouu W "eu Pfo'1oea VILE lie
- - - .1'. 0 ano sfapNmg noas, oae
' w 4e1os, ~ e'e.5 onose' PROPER
plaeee snono pe ee'aoAeoea, Pres1oeo over oy
eoups.en' pbse,elAns' "ne'e Suspended
oDinan'" uaAS 10 issiofeo' Lac Con-
"on Coaoeu were long ago memof1alized
upon tn1s sno]ect and the memorial referred to
eomm11.ee' anu has never been heard Of
since. Inns mS7 De an effectuA way to dis
Pose OF penuons, but ne insist that 1t is cruel
and nlppans disregard OF au important matter.
LIE common COUNCIL can appoint commit
zee 70 Sit night after night at an expense to
tne cry 10 enact hnanclal tarces, but when
1eall9 Important matter-and that matter
senene 1or tue preservation OF human life
coneo ps.ots to1 ac1aon' II ls showed one
e,oe u.o .ue a~nus ~. " so"nn1e' ana con
"sIeu ~ .ns. ~ .ne opnfaon u lneN Waste
oaeAs' "As. tD4a st:,eae can Dc carried out
-asr1ta ''' @'''>~ ~ 'AA' ''4's' FA4uao17
'e''
/ prSS A..
, 1861-10-04

Attention GAse's Chicago Dragons.
Members and all those intending to Join this
Company, are hereby notified to meot at their
Armory TOR the election of of6ceral today, st 10
O'Clock, q. m.-sha7p. By order ct
CAPT. E. BARTLE.
Armory corner Of Adams and Franklin streets.
, 1861-10-04
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Un1a4A Aee3ef&: i.
The following 1ettefu, detained ii tho CAle6ko
Pei fSffoa ~ posfs1a I'm hs a@11Saf1d u IA
~ 1* ~ n1s. - ,tA.~ -. ~ s. =
0eao Letter onoe' oA Aoaoa1 2exs. eoaess tho
postage i preTiout1J paid. caQ at Ia room q
Tia Dad Iettffkx Clssk: m atsi,a:.. ~ :;
n RTT1, chfc.ea n -
W.hnsts ~""S" IT,
: ~ " Ga2issv SGsss1iHs tes :.
.rn1-,s- n Voynrn1 u {.
~ r. atI{n,on. IT,:
Ifea + 4 f1tfss Strr1in1 ri,
Tm' Hnnter:P1rir. III.
M John Bnrnett Hifnois atrest. -
4. HsWthern. ii Fasso. ii.
~ Finn RncktM. IN : :.
Wm:j. Rohinsoo. MitWankne, Wis. ~
Geo u Rncers 4
, 1861-10-04

Our aatre Community iust now III 1uts1z1-
ing much tneouyentsuce ron thetrmproye-
menta Roingon III Iake stresk: but It 3s borne.
cheezfany, ~ weBhau soon haYe it In capital
order. It may not be known, however; that
much Of the good expected to be derived
from this Improvement Is liable to be Lost,
for the present year At least, by tho opposi;
ton Of few: very wealthy men who own the
property between Wabash Avenue and the
Central Depot. The order ~ ttrst passed en-
brsced the paving Of the street trom Wabash
avenue 70 ne nt1oge': An esae7 Tor hepssing
Of the block and half between the Central
Depot and Wabash Avenue Was subsequently
Passed unanimously by the Council, the A.
seskment has been made, and as ne learn, il to
come up for confirmation before the councn
on Monday evening. It Is so late In the sea-
ton that If tingle Alderman objects, 1t must
sc over to the next meeting, thus defeating
lhe Improvement for another wear.
The condition Of the street east Of Wabash
, 1861-10-04

EVE Bay Rum, Of very choice quality and fresh
importation, Wholesale and retail. By Sargent,
Druggist, corner Randolph and Stateets.
, 1861-10-04

It will be seen that the aggregate receipts in
bushels for the month Of September this year,
have been more than the aggregate receipts for
September 1859 and 1860, tnclnding both years,
While the receipts for September this me- con-
eidezably more than double the reseipts for Sep
tember, 1855.
RECEIPTS FROM TIE OPENING or NAVIGATION 10
, 1861-10-04

Irish Brigade Attention.
Returned soldiers of the Irish Brigade are re-
queEted to meet st the Union Defence Committee
order.
, 1861-10-04
M A ARR1 h d.

terlsn Church. BIZ the Rev. z. ~ Hunptrr, C. C. GAR
BER, Esq, and Miss MARIA L. HASTINGS. au Of
Chicago.
Ii this city, Oct ID, by Rev. j. Ambrose Wight Mr.
ri RCHARD II. CHAPFELI sud Miss MART l.
COLLINS, all OF this city.
In this city. Oct Sd, at Plymouth Church, by Rev.
]. 3. Roy, Mr CHARLES S. CUSHING and Mis1
SARAH E. FGSTER.
, 1861-10-04

Augnstai oh! Augusta!! See that beanti-
fnl Lamp in the window with prisms. Looki!
also at the one In the corner, with the red glass;
marked $1.6o. Isn't that perfect beauty. Ide-
care there is one marked 81 90. Mother wants
good Kerosene Lamp. They don't explode you
know when Jon use the genuine Kerosene.
Let us read The name and number Of the etore,
Why Its Noble's Lamp and Oil Emporium, It's
Lake street. se21-12t,
Gas Fn1CnEs.-Tae 1aaee to get neas styles at
low figures, 1s2 Lake street. q. ". WnAARTH.
September 10, 1851. se10.a6t
PAEos.-1f you wish to buy or rent piano, 70
to IT. ". Kimball's, 80 Clark street. eep262st
, 1861-10-04

H Go to John Jones's and get your clothes
cleantd and repaired. My prices are as low IS the
lowest, 6toc4
~ 4 pack Of visiting cards written for one
dollar, for SIX days, at the fremont House, by the
yankee Qc4zst
, 1861-10-04

Buying. Selling.
New YORK. par. 4 prem.
Gold... ...-...s..........---.H H prem. 4 prem.
The market for uncutrent money is unchanged.
NEW YoRk STocK MAnKKT.-The following are
to-day's quotations Of the New York Stock Mar
EAt
, 1861-10-04

MORE MCNTT1oSs OF WAR.-Ten thirty
two pound ritled cannon weighing each 5,400
pounds, arrived yesterday from Pittsburgh
ria the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad. They are destined for the gun
boats building at Carordolet, No. The sixty
four Founders received few days since, have
been shipped, and are probably at Mound
CITY By this time
, 1861-10-04

RATES OF FARE.-Bya recent order Of the
Superintendent, the fares on the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad are, for any
distance exceeding twenty miles, three aud
haif cents Fer mile; for ten miles and less
than twenty, four cents per mile; for five
miles and less than ten, five cents per nail5:
and for arT distance less than five miles,
twenty cents.
, 1861-10-04

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MAcH1NE-The
only Sewing Machine in the world making the
Lock Stitch With ROTATING hook, and using
Glass Foot.
This is the secret Of the popularity and success
Of this Machine GEO. r. Ca1TTEEDEN,
General Agent for Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa sud
Northern Indiana. Office 1863 and 165 Lake-st.
ocH1(t
, 1861-10-04

Rose ELL CEMKTERT--We are pleased to
liam that the Rose Hill Cemetery Company
faTe contracted with 4 T. MerrIman, ESQ,
TO- the immediate erection Of splendid front
to theiz spacious and elegant receiving vault.
The front is TO be Of blue tinted Athens mar
e1e, seTent5-fve feet in length, aud construct
ed in The best manner, and when completed
will make The vault one Of the finest struc-
tures Of the Kind in the country, as it is al
ready tie largest.
, 1861-10-04

ERIE RA1LRoAD.-Mr. Forsyth, Agent of the
Erie Railroad in this city, received dispatch
yesterday from c. Minot, Esq, General Super
intendent Of that road, stating that the run
ming Of trains, both for passengers and freight,
had been fully resumed on the whole length
Of the road.
, 1861-10-04

a DOLLAR CONTRIBUTION. plan has been
set on foot to promote the success Of the The;
ological Seminary (Congregational) bylevying
3 contribution Of one dollar apiece upon the
ladies of each Congregational Church in the
Northwest.
, 1861-10-04

Ar WoRK-Rev. Thomas n Cunningham,
Of Chicago, has accepted the call to the A1ex-
snder Church, Philadelphia, and entered upon
his lahors.
, 1861-10-04

F1nn-The alarm Of fire on Thursday night,
tetween eleven and twelve o'clock, was occa.
stoned by the burning Of the large melting
and rendering establishment Of Messrs. Mitch
ell & Zahn, at Bridgeport It was totally de-
etroyed. Less over $500, which was fully
covered bY Insurance.
, 1861-10-04

WILL be preschlng In it On every Sabbath
morning.
Cow sTEA11EG.-A German, named John
Keller, living On Sorth Clark street, was az
rested yesterday tor stealing COW, upon the
complaint of one Leonard Master, farmer
living at Calumet Master was accustomed
TO 1ta5e his cows upon the prairie near HIS
house over night. On Tuesday morning he
vent cut to milk and found one Of them
missing: He secured the country thereabouts,
but his tearch proving unavailing, he came to
this city and found the animal In 1the posses
zion Of Keller. Upon bis examination before
he police magistrate, yesterday afternoon,
Keller alleged, as his defence, that he bought
the c1W fer fourteen dollars Of q stranger
who told him that he brought her into the
city, from Dunton, for sale. The case va
continued IN order to give Keller an oppor
tunity cf producing witnesses.
MAKKG HIMSELF 4 NCIsAECE-1t is no
every one who can make himself nuisance II
bis neighbors as easily as did Michael o'Dou
NIL, yesterday, 4 resident on Desp1aine
street. Michael got drunk, threw buckets q
vster upon bis next door neighbours children
bastsred in the ~tndoKs, and sznaahed dow
the doc1 Of his next door neishbor's house
invited him ont to fight, and because he voul
rot accommodate him, proceeded 10 smas
more doors <nd windows. The police wer
ealIed, and Michael attacked the police, giyin
one Or two Of them black eyes as souyenix {
h4 ppg1istic Affection He was finally 81
cured and brought before the Police Msgi
t1ute. who fined him five do1ls1s, In lieu
, 1861-10-04

TIE CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEM1SARY.-
The Pzesbyterian 70. s. Theological Semi
rary has at present ten students. We under
stand that the Rev. DR.. Krebs declines the
P1ofessorship in this Seminary, to which be
was elected by the last General Assembly.
, 1861-10-04

TIE CANT OF INsrRucT1ox.-Camp Doug
las, at Cottage Grove, is being rapidly pre-
pared fer the accommodation Of the regiments
1hst are to occupy it A 1ar5e force Of carpen-
le1s ffom Wilson's Mechanic Fusileers were
engaged yesterday in erecting barracks and
lskiIg ctltr Necessary preparations to in.
sure the comfort OF the soldiers. It is expect
ed that cone Of the regiments will 60 into
csmp there next week.
, 1861-10-04

.PERsoxA1~-Hon- ssm'l Sloan, President,
Hudson Railroad; Capt. E. P. Dow, Buffalo;
Oscar n Moore, Pa.; P. Chamberlain, Clevs-
ls1d; Capt II. M9kgao, Oswego; Lieut..
Clifton Wharton, 18th Illinois Regiment; J. ].
Smith aaa LAZY, New York; and J. McCan-
non, Iowa, are stopping at the fremont
House.
, 1861-10-04

The NATIONAL LoAN.-The Subscriptions
to the National Lean are slowly increasing,
msny OF cur substantial citizs7s having lately
added generous snms to the list. The sub
scriptions thus far have reached about $.65,-
GOO. There is ttf1 room for more Let every
body come up sna take stock in the National
Investment. Money is the strongest siaew Of
WAT, AID without 1t, the successful progress
Of the present contest will be seriously i'm.
pedee. Let every man who has fifty dollars
invest that fifty dollars in the Loan. It pays
handsome interest, is alSays convertible, and
perhaps is BE sure sign Of patriotism as wear
ing an epanlette.
, 1861-10-04
: THE OITY,

1tF Don't forget Mr. Dyes AdnN Singing
School, this evening, and juvenile singing and
piano classes tomorrow morning. See ad-
yertfseuent under the head Of amnsements.
, 1861-10-04

COMPLEMENTARY RENEFIT.-Prof. II. G, o.
t:ghons complimentary benefit occurs at the
metropolitan Gsmnas-um, KiDgtbury Block,
ibis evening. Tie exercises are Of varied
ard interesting character. The music will be
furnished BY tie Light Guard Band, who have
prepared a capital programme. Nj. Ottig
mons efforts to sustain so excellent an institu-
tion in the face Of these hard times should be
1ecogllzedAin in material manner this evening.
, 1861-10-04

LARCENY OF CIGARs-The police arrested
yesterday. boy about fourteen years Of age,
named James Lawrence, for stealing cigsre.
Lawrerce Was one Of gang Of newsbcys who
hrcke into julius sustentil's Tobacco Factory
fe" weeks since, and stole two thousand e.
Ears valued st fifty dollars. The balance Of
tie gang have been captured and held for
trial. 4 similar disposition WAS made Of this
case Tie boy, although young in years, Is
old in mischief, having been formerly In the
Reform School fer stealicg watch. He was
released from that institution upon wit Of
habeds corpus when the old defective commit
ueIt Jaa in fnrrp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

= ALLEGHANY SPRINGS

90 EllSS tF1TsESTIAN EfUTEL- ITITN TID F+I4
Ra will b; opened repti0n visitor The 1t June
EEL il good order and will be conducted in iherGl style
Board $50 per month Children and servants l,lf price.
nvl- I'm John NCnDNNhLD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25
| GALPIN,s NEW RES

50 GALPTN'S NEW RES a.
&saAAaSS TAURANT, 70 Royal street. E38M
ESS1s$ JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure -t454s&ay W.
s&3nrnof informing his friends and the
Them establishment 81 Royal street door the
corner of Customhouse occupying the entire
lately the residence of Alfred Henen, Esq 1t Chords
envo Recommendations. Besides the large public dining
the ground floor where meals provided ali hours from
O'CLOCK A. NJ until u P. NJ the advertiser has large
for private parties. Families and parties
pcaon as above supplied with the best of everything
The affords either ready for the table as it from
the market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
has always extended him. the undersigned them
will be his enlevor give the fullest satiBfac
ton to those who may favor him with their orders
"a tf.t2W JOHN q ALPIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

aHeFIHtI he FhE!4h Of OrIeang,
sISIEHE CoUR DE DIsTRlcr} DUGAN 4 JENKINS vs.. II.
de Ii NouvelcO Orleans. { GUI[,D-Nn o0T1
I'm VERTU d'un writ de fteri facins, a.
~ moi qdreSa par hon rabe Sixieme Cour de District
In NOuvelle Orleans, dams aure cdessuA ie pocesraj 10
LUNDl, a de JUN 1851. Ii heures NJ, sur les cQy
ciapres dtstgne4 lu puhlque adjudication
lie FONDS DUN MAGASIN slime No 1872 me 81
Charles dams lie Prda District VILE nsistant Ell
apparea pour gaz tout suivan, rr4nars dtpos
mon bureau
SRisi dams RhRre ci-deesus.
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