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TO PRINTERS.

re-: TO, O,!PRINTERS.
YNHE undersigned offers for sale the Printing
u Material mentioned below: cheap for Cash.
"A MS Leads-cutt to IA ems Plea
160 Advertising Rules-cut IA ems Plea. .
4TBrass Dashes-cut IA ems Plea
23 Parallel Gross Rules-cut IA ems Plea.
13 Double Cross Rules-cut IA ems Plea.
8"short' and 'long'' Column Rules. Also,
the "Head Rules" formerly used on the "Enqui-
|Yer." .... ....
One38-inch roller mould, in good order, and sew
eral book, newspaper and Job chases. The roller
mould will be sold for $I5.
Also, one 3-inch Screw Standing Press with 800
paper and 10 wooden boards. The Press &C., is
In good order, and will be sold as tstands-for one
hundred dollars In cash. Cost $40 previous to the
war. =: -
Also, $50 ms Nonpareil-but little used-at 40
cents per pound. L. NJ. GR1ST.
April IA II
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AGooD REpLY.-Lord Bolingbroke once
asked Lady Huntingdon how she recon
ciled PRAYER to God for particular blessings
with absolute resignation to the divine will.
every easy" answered her ladyship: ':jus,t
as if 1 were to offer petition to a monarch
of whose kindness and wisdom I have the
highest opinion. In such case my Ian
guage would be, I wish you to bestow on
me such a favor; but your majesty knows
better than how far it would be agreeable
to you, or right in itself to grant my desire
I, therefore, content myself with humbly
presenting my petition, and leave the event
of it entirely to you.'
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN DIN 1N1NCI
IN THE MATTER OF BELA s1zER, BANKRUPT.
Tlo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN - The under
signed hereby give notice of their appoint
ment as ASSIGNEES OF Bella SIZER, Of Ian
caster District, State Of South Carolina, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Petition
by w. 1. Clawson, Register. All persons indebt
ed to said Bankrupt will make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Yorkville, May7, 1868. 10 3t d,
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nm BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE MATTER OF ISAAC C. MADDEN, BANK
RUPT.
signed hereby give notice of their appoint
ment as ASSIGNEES OF ISAAC C. McFADDEN,
of York District, State of South Carolina, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own Petition,
ed to said Bankrupt, Will mako immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
J. S. r. THOMSON Assipnees.
Yorkviile May I 1868. ~ st
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IN BANKRUPTCY.


IN THE MATTER OF JAMES L. BOYD, BANKRUPT.
yUyo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The under
signed hereby give notice of their appoint
ment as ASSIGNEES OF JAMES L.. BOYD, OF
York District, and State Of South Carolina, who
has been adiudged a Bankrupt upon his own Pc
tition. by W. I. Clawson, Register. All persons
indebted to said Bankrupt will make immediate
p'' J. s. r. THOMSON, ! Assienees.
Yorkyille May 7, 1868. l9 st
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Beautifully illustrated & Elegantly Printed

Pronounced By the Southern Press to be the most Ell
egant and talented young peoples paper
printed in this country.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25
Receipts az produces.

GRFENVILNE-Seamer Gov Aen-l3 bales cotton {,
Payne Huntington &cU-S do Meyel, Druieh WeisD do
Thcfnhil-6 co Smith-5 do Ar Miltrnberger-i do
DeDi- &co-4 do Adams tO,kburn a HJse 90 R-nshz~
Coumack-3 90 " Gigen2JL0 bura EFT &c0-2 ID q Cock
Prichard Bekmsn-2 Barre L ssier--2 Il ,rrs1n
4 Son-l h A llson &cO-l Bus-ey kec6 Newman AGO
" Greene a BTos-2 BlakemOre We 'drdg &cO-1 old
1srraTd era g-iS4 cotton seed Aldge-l3S do Max
is DO A Magin is-l7S sks 10 Sullivan-fs 20
iors Allen &co-SS bxs frat l. I,ras &co-2s DO
r TrsmOnt-ni-y Garbini Petrovich-l3 Dkgs d, r
BoarmAB- % bh potatoes psrs n-2O DO Mer Meyer
2Jl bbls hOar Horrel &cO-3 bbls p0 Converse
kegs axe T0wer-5 dOz novels to JOS hoy kco
sundIies fTder-TOtgl 81 bs cotton 79
THIFODAIk-s tesmer Hetry }iimsre-5 70 sls %
pkgs egg rerrehnnne-3 do Sure-3 do l. sague-2
DO Chrrot-l DuclO-z do bbs pots0es fsrre
4 GourdaiD sutdres rider
sHKi YtP RT-Stesmer Lotus No 2-7 bales to
PaSre. Huntington &C 4 do Burrridge &co- d Ay
6co-3 d. otter. AtwStef dco-i do Carroll &cp )
bsies hdes kngsuuiy Sm TIL haes wool l. II ca diner
do Jos hos &cO-3 sks woul $50 hides Man &co-9 do
l. waluse 6eo-2s 90 w Homsn &co-66 do b. hidss
JnO r &cs-4UO collins suHdrss 2 NIL bzies
wool bsRs ol le., WnEo &cO-suudres oruer-To-
tai 10 b Ls tIun Suew
RUTLAND'r BAR-stesmer Idahne-S bags bales cotton
Fredend w col His gins &cOi bsg do d.
O. sund order- Total bags cattob all
RI TLANDiS BAA-steamer & eonS-l bz to
Levy Hass-l Perkins 6co-l bales ba skins
shdes L Mayo 80 hogs q Noel AcO-sundros order
halff cOnOD new
LOVER COAS Steamer AOe-9 ks potatoes Truf 1T
d. Chsffralx-4f SKIS BuOt-l5 obs rice A Soc ia
II bbl hides PenAud FelOn-l do oayAnt-sundres 20
order
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25
a.m Orleans sflunep gaarhet,
Czsscs,r OFFICE. No. "a CAEr srsKrf,
h0naay Evssinx, Asgu "a 1855.

CRHscs TIcE No. "a CAN'T SrsKtf,
h0nday Evesinz, Asgu "a 1883 \
Inactivity has been the most prominent feature
in the money market day. Gold opened 10
New YORK at l44f against l444, the closing rate
Saturday. At lu:30 A N. IL was quoted al ll4bi
at ~ N II stnod at l45 and at 3 N. 1t closed al
1a5s. showing net sdvsncs during the day Of
~ cent. The mOvemens here has been OF : very
restricted character. offerings OF cash Gold being
decidedly light. and total sales today embrace
only the following amounts, viz: 10000 Gold at
I4l $1,000 1900 $4,000 and $4,000 do. l44t 1000 do.
144f. Nothing reported in Silver. We now quote
Gold l44IGll454; American silver coin 1861 . 1871 I;
Mexican collars lt9Gl493.
FOREIGN kxcHASss-0 -ing to the advance in
God, Sterling and Francs are decidedly std5r.
Offerings Of commercial bills disclose no i'm
provemeut whatever, while the demand Oy re-
mitters is still of most limited character, ss will
be seen by the actual sales as traDspired to day.
viz: $50 bank Sterling 1881; $500 do. st 100,
and 25 0O0f, Is OO0f. and 40 OO0f. bankers Francs
ut 1854. We DoW qno1e hank Sterling l59i0l6l; ;
commercial do l5Is09 1851 bank Franks .5831
1854, and commercial DO. 6l493 60.
DOMESTIC ExCHAEGE-Ne have no variation Of
any kind TO nouce 10 the movement under this
heading since our last. Offerings OF cOmmercI4l
sight and short sight continue very light. while
the demand by remitters is merely nominal. Ac-
tual purchases by banks and bankers to-day en-
brace only the fOllOwiDg amounts, viz: $1,000
New York commercial ght at " cent. premium,
$500. 5000 and $500 do. at t u cent. premium,
S2l 000 DO. at / ~ cent. premium aud $1,000 bsuk
do. 81 7.l6 y cent. premium. We still quote: }
y cent premium at bank aud t04 u cent. premium
out OF doors Tor sight checks on Northern cities.
rUkCUkRsNT NOThs AND SECURITIEs-City notes
are quiet but firm. Louisiana State notes and
variants appear IN good request aud prices still
fTmer. Louisiana Bank notes remain wholly
neglected and the movement ia all kinds Of Stocks
suspended. Actual sales reported to day under
the shove heading embrace the folio wing, viz !:
$1,000 City notes at 353 land $4,000 do. al 80! 4
cent. discount.
pPECIAL UisPArCHBs.-We are indebted to
che Western Union Telegraph line for copies of
the following private dispatches received from
that route to-day viz:
Neso York Aug. 24-l0A. M.-Gold opens at
144s. 1880 A. M-GOld l44S Cotton quiet, aud
steady; niddng SOC, Mobile 30lc Orleans, SOC.
Sterling l093@ 09!. Noon.-Gold las. Cotton
quiet and firm; prices unchanged. Sterling un.
changed.
Lire7poOl, Aug. 24-ll:l5A. N.-Cotton market
STEADY estimated sales u 900 bales; uplands
lOl@lO5d., Orleans ll@lltd. l:2O P. M.-COttOn
stesdy.
London, Aug. "a lib A. M.-CJnsols and
Bonds unchanged.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25
RECEIPTS OF PRoDuoR SUNDAY.

ST LoUIszstsaner Ar hur-lOO SKIS corn Bu.ssy &c.
,hs Eh;yt H.ys Tsns'1 &eo-S Pkg ms. NssrS 6 Bros
81 empty barrels P-ge &eoi7 IBIS potato Thoms &co
5SS DO 5 D E.HDsdy xeo-Sose fud6sn n 4 Grses-s5
Biewrn-tO do Budoerke Eco-bs do V .nhorn &co-
tenbeTre74e Keh upd ts &co-SO do a Dbl. wheat
bdl, Ivii IL pkg. die e.ses oaJ Rhitnev
lz6s k 20 bls inS0 do kr ut u
Pks butter pelBondo-74 sEs onoas cr-tSs bo.s-
s.us Kent &co-3 hys 80 eks bacon is s hsm tcs lard
DO LAuman-i bxs nose p som L OIL c.se 10 I II 4
IN allen xco-Il bbIs slers-I0 d. Crew :
IBIS beef % CAS- o6 .ie Soi @4ron-s sIs dss
%sSss si 9s5asss % s wo6s " ss Bros Mo- . os; cheese
JuO Phrps &co- 40 kegs lead NJ Todd o-2 yam
var ~sddy Thong Geo-zs ,ms $50 kegs lard GOlo
TO Emy Van rden &eo-i9 NeFsIiand ssraIg6i &c-s
sSo b ssEs ou ksns Upa k DO
Asoos co 81 Nst.is'1n.sS sn'; 9s,stoe; Ihos 3g &
rsr 20 I'm. butter schneid ZuO,rber5 boxes pickles
81 co trievs wieerman-ls bdls wheels BoutoH sm tb
Cos DO Schwartzlt plcws pkes ,-tnss staunsr Kent
cs1 &cc-5o ibis soar Kennedy Seo-soO Do 6 Sud
s 90 wi % sss ~R.st Tsg TsTSSu X ey
co-lsO shs bran wbitnsy &co5 bdls spakes SehwsrE
OF 8opEh s-lO sks malt 4lsEsr &eO6 boxes glass
vsrs BALI Lyon, &co-62 do whesIoek snay ScOlo csks
wagon stuff order-26 ds ,sbAaco to TOtran-l do
Esst kstsiton-6O do DSsouchst OBJ Hoar GlO
Ode dalll5O do Woo Matthew &cO-S3 SKIS oats
SO sks Rogers &co2O kegr butte schneider Zu.
bsrbeI74 bbs hOuT Terrain Tvs brs loo bbs nOur
II sors &eo-o and fixtures d b air &c0 hxs
glassware itBey &c $ eggs Del ndiO-T5 bKs
dIugs Wbelock, Fin Sco-l hx. candles Jno Moore
Sc4 Sb egg sSs. ~ ss1 Ssssr .c. hams Van
c0 lard IS kess lard 80 lard " bIs candles 10
bbls oil Adams &co2 ols pork bbs meal bbls aOur
csks bscon Aby-l2 hhds tObacco lem YOuDg-i do
JAo Kings do p Givsn-l do Z Roach-sundrles to
OrdSr-fotal 4S hds tobs~co
BAYOU SARA tesmer Mte steph ns-s bales colt N
Flowers do West Wright d. Cnuret-l do Scale
WateIman-2s sks cotton seed Aldge-xJ bbs
Vioe bAck &co-2 do bags wool Thnmss29 hhds bou
bd sSins bo hids hide and sundres Schoss-2 hides
Wison2 hb onions y bbs Care IN bdl hides
Witberell &rOl bale ndes bale wool bags vol
Lsmeths-sunories order -Tota Is BALE ali
LAFoUkCHt-Lnggsr Belle Creole 40 bbs 2Ota-
toes skS peanuts 20
KBNTUCKY-Draks's fAtbost-26,OO0 pipe and claret
stav.e Bab-t Bros
KENTUCKY-BOnd's stbOat-le 900 extra pipe saFes to
Bebet Bros
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25
NAYoRALTY OF NEW 0RLEAEs
City Hall, August 10, 1865.
mo. ss6-N. 81

No. 986-N. s
WHEREAS, An act entitled can act to establish
metropolitan police district and provide for the
government thereof" " is now before the General
Assembly Of Louisiana and
WHEREAS, The said act constitutes as cne dis
trict, to be known a. the metropolitan police DIS
tTict, the cities of New Orleans, Jefferson and
Csrrollton, and the towns Of Algiers aud Gretna
and
WHEREAS, The police force is by said act greatly
increased, and the mayors Of New Orleans, JEFF
fefson and CrrrolltOn, and the police juries Of
AlgieTs and Gfetna. are required to furni'h sddi-
ticnal officers stations lOck-uDs houses of deten-
tion, furniture, equipments, accommodations, etc,
for the board, officers and members of the said
police; and
wHEEEAs, Said act levies upon the estates. real
and personal. of the above said cities and towns
tax 10 carry out the provisions of said act, which
at this time will be heavy burden upon the peo-
pie; and
WHEREAS. Said act is direct eucroachment
upon the liberty Of the people; Furnishing misde-
meanOTs as peUitentisry ofienses; authorizing pO-
licenen TO make arrests for trivialties aud rem
dering insecure the personal liberty of the good
people of New Orleans and sdj4c cities and
towns included In the metropolitan police district
and
WHEREAS, Events have occurred which have
already demonstrated the impropriety aud inse-
curity arising from the act taking from the mayor
Of New Orleans sll control of the chief and mem.
bers of the police force and
WHEREAS. There can be no doubt that the Do
liceforce fixed by the present law is amply suh-
cient in point of numbers TO protect persons and
property, and therefore the contemplated increase
is unnecessary, and in the unfortunate financial
condition Of the city unwarranted; therefore,
Be Il resoired, That joint committee, CON-
posed Of two from the Board Of Aldermen and
three from the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, be
appointed by the presidents OF the Boards of
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen 70 wait upon
the governor and the committees Of the Legisls-
ture on corporations and psrochial affairs. and
present our solemn protest against the aforesaid
"act to establish q metropolitan police district,
and 10 provide for the government thereof" said
sct being highly detrimental to the public inter-
ests, and If enforced would be productive Of
incscnlable mischief, and perhaps deplorabls
results.
BE L resolred, That copy Of these resolutions
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25

PAS. LABARRE, deputy Oouuoher'
SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING THE CONTRACT FOR
GRADING AND sHELLING JOSEPHINE srREEr, FROM
The road way between the cutters shall be
graded in accordance with the lines levels and
cur vii ps TO be given by the city surveyor.
teDch IN the center of the road way, twenty
feet vide and six inches deep shall be hied with
clean and sound bank lake shells, free from dirt
or sand; said shells after the trench being hiled
shall be rolled and compressed with 5000 Jund
roller ss often necessary TO make the whole
solid and compact.
The sides shall also be rolled, so as 10 make the
whole rusd. earth and shells, perfectly hard,
smooth and even.
The y hUle wotk to be performed TO the entire
sa,isfsctiop of the city surveyor aud ohanmen of
the committees on streets and landings, joiatIy.
The contractor shall be bound 10 begin the york
in the ten days folio wing the approval of the sd
indication by the Common Council, and to COM
pleie the same ninety days after. under penalty
of ten dollars per day for each and every day
there after the same is not ompleted.
The contractors shall be bound to keep in per-
feet good repair and condition the said street.,
for and during one year after the completion of
the work and its acceptance by the city su veyor
and chsirmen Of the committees on streets aud
landings: and 10 guai sntee the faithful perform
auce Of this condition. the treasurer witt retain
in Qusrsniee tn per cent of the co,tra,t price
for one wear which ten per cent shall then be
psid 10 he Contractor should the street be found
M perfect good order and cendition other wise to
be 10. fei,ed for the use of the civ.
Payment in cash on the completion of the work,
and scceptaDce of the same by the city survey or
and cbsirmep Of the Committees on streets and
Good and solvent security, in the sum of two
tbou-spd dollars. shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25

INGKNIOUs WHISKY FRAUD.-It has been discov-
cred at the internal revenue bureau, that a new
and ingenious mode OF cheating the government
out OF the tax on whisky has been devised by
some unprincipled distillers To do this machine
has been invented which will split the oak head
ings of q whisky barrel into strips as thin as a
piece Of mahogany or rosewood veneering. A
sheet of this kind can be put on the barrel head,
and fitted TO the groove inside so a. to form part
ct the heading outside. Upon this are pisced he
revenue stamps and the ganger's marks. and
when the barrel is enptied this thin heading can
be removed intact without iniuring the STAMPS or
the esuger's marks. The barrels are then retilled
and the old headisg replaced on it.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25
OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW 0RLsAHs,
City Hall, August "a, 1868.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW 0RLskSs,l
City Hall. August "a, 1868.
mo. s8S-N. s.
Resotued, That the of one thousand dollars
(slOO0) be allOs ed Nine Nelson FOu ;her for the
property appropriated by the city in running
through it for the purpose of opening London
avenue, with the reservation OF any or sll claims
the city may have against said property for taxes
or Otherwise.
lSigned) E. II. CHADWICK.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAS. GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen.
In force by virtue OF law.
JOHN W. OVERALL Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25
Imports

MOBTLE-Stearer Lucrea-5O SKIS sat Steele. Pincksrd
AGO. BIDS paper Times oce-l0 do yune-l bxs miss
Whtusy k@O-3 baes mdss " al O-2 mil ssOps
Jon.s &eo bbls blue ck ssscsn s@xas &coi6 Saves
BObet os-ls bb tnrpentine He.st-25 DO NJ Smit
COB bills Elaer Sons do Huntington Bros
uundT 10
CAMPEACHv-Schr Mai-l5O0 bushels salt Barrois-
SSsO spee.. Camerdon-s7O0 do Fernando &cs
kAfANZAs-Schr H.iens l66 hhds sugar Il hhds moss-
"a do-66 bhls d D II d. 'hesa
EkW YORK--teamshtp eu GrAnt-Astd mdse
NEH YOhk-S ysamship Yszoo-Astd mdse
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25
oUACHIrA RIVER.

rRkNToE. MONROE AND EKw ORLEANS REoU-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every WEDNEs DAY, at PM
EOR TREkTOS, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAR-
Il rsoDburg. Trinity and all istsFmediAts lAadngs-Fhs
fine fast passenger psekst
Cieona,
L H. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN Cisrki
WIN leave positively above For freight or na.snv.
apply on board, or 70 WIEBURN LORD. Arents
90 0ravisr street.
r She Oieona viii take freight and passenger. a. Io
a. any other boat In the trade taking elgh1 tor Bayou
macon and Ishsas and DArbOnne, with privilege of rs-
shipping.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25

7 CRESCENT oyTICE, No ~ CAMP STREET, 4
Tuesday. August Is, 1858. J
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Henrietta (Fr) Lobet for Bordeaux Cayuoc
schr Cora, Fauria, for Pensacola X Poole
Arrived Yesterday.
stssm,hp Yszoo HOdEe, from New York 18th int 'OA
stesmsh Handler, M.gsth from Pensacola to P DeshOn
Barl L@sficE Less Mar,hrsn from Newport to master
sohr Al 1Brit Filet.s from Csmpeschy BsrrOs-2d
sefr Helena tsrip, Agnew, from Ms,snzsa to DMsss
sehr linda sbisA from Galveston in ballast to PIyrO
rowBoATs.
Tovboat Harry wrisht Wright IN. down
lghtTbrouE Tp s,hr' Linda He ena sad Ma, and
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Alien White from Gree-ville
y =, ~ Gilmore s hing sd sos1.Is,t from Is,oossa1
Lotus No Dsnisls from -hrevspOr
CisonA, Pstterso. from Rutlsnd's
Aloe, Woods, from Loser Coast
Arrived Sunday.
s''RiD o Gen eHns 9Siss TS% !., ss- York 18th inst to
Lugger L. Belle Creole - from LAfOurehs, ts master
srBAEBoArs.
wR Arthur DublA from ct Loas
Mittie stevens Gross, from Bayou Sara
FLATBOATs.
Drales hstbost from Kentucky
Bonds hatbO4t from kentueky
below Coming Up.
sehr ElvA johnson u days from TAmpea to FenSadsz
Memorsnda
New York Ang z3Ry dispatch 70 Moulton-The
ship hsrposa Capt Kimbs, fOm New oheAus arrived at
on Bs.ehy Head August Is ,hp Joseph Loring LOrih.
IRON New Orleans for bemen. SdshiP Uhlznd Hollis from
New OrlesBs for Bremen lst-shp IexAs Mentzsl from
Galveeton for Bremen.
DOMESTIC POSTS.
New To r. August l7-Arived from IndisnOa schr Frsnk
Walter, Carson
FOREIGN PORTS.
Csdz, July a-Arived from New Orleans, ship shsvmut,
Lord
Bsvrs, AUG. s-Arrvsd from Eev Orleans, shiD Union,
Austin.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25

for sarded by the mayor to the governor,
resident of the Senate. speaker VI the House OF
prtseutstlves of the General Assembly OF
Lonisiapa. and to the committees aforesaid.
(Signed) THos. d. SaisLDs,
President pro tenn. Board Aldermen.
(Signedl ALFEED kE.Rsr.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August 10, 1868.
(>igned) JOHN K CONWAY, Mayor
A true copy: gF .r-r-reF retrHsr
JOIN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLsASs,
City Hail, Aug. 10, 1868.

mo. 975-N, 81
ResolUed That the controller be and he is here
by authorized TO sdjudcste a contract, after ten
isys notice in the official journal. 20 the lowest
bidder or bidders, for sheiling and grading Joss
phine street, between Apollo and Liberty streets
the work TO be done in strict accordance with
plans and specifications on file in the ofice OF the
city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED kEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sipped) THOMAS MARKgY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Aug. 10, 1868.
(SieBed1 JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25

nrrr OF InrrrR.oE. Aurn.

Orr JEFETRsoE. August Is. Isss.
Arrived yesterdsy-s5 Texas Beeves lSI Hogs,
and 1893 Sheep. SOld-3il Texas Beeyes, 3i5
Calves and Yearlines. "a Hogs. 3l7 Sheep and
3 Mich Cows. Stock on ssle-273 Texas Beeves,
l23 calves and Yearlings, S05 Hogs, 442 Sheep
and q Mich Cows. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25

BORDEAuX-Bark Heuriets-29 hhds bacon l0l bales DO
bales sleep SKINS bale q 700 slaves and returned
PENsAC' LA-Schr Cora-A bbls pork 26 bbs q 'ur
bh whek % bbs potatoes 10 bn onions tes Ia tcs
hams ek bacon Is bales hay 2o SKIS ii SKIS bran and
suudry mp1e
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NEW oRLEsFs. JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
1b-es Battle Noble de JBo Hs-de Ac041 l2S
hr ck Cube Dator-l2 tOU do Webber-SOO lumber
Tay orr cha cpal Witx-2 horses Fsrvel--l
mule j CisIk-f6 bxs nit r Aby-l3 do W Crser-l3
10 4 q Cloud-sundries to order
NEW ORt EAns oPEl.OUsAs GREAT WESTERN
10 nfhales W Hon kco6T head cattle hcQuod
Nah Ia rde
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DIsAUD 6 CO.'S
PARIsIAN PERFUMERY,

ParonEed BY the Empress Of tho French aud extensively
used in all fashionable circles for its Exceience aud Supe
Orty
biGAuD cos YLANGYLANa and MANILA
Bot OF ET the scent. Rgaad a Co the only
poreIs in turope Of the extract Of Ylangyand from
the Phinppire lsles
superior 10 Eau de Cologne. Toilet Vinegar Florida
Wster
RIGAuD 4 co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, sxqustsly per
funed and keeping its fragrsnce 10 she last
RIgAUD co - MIRANDA POMAfUM, for preserv-
ir e and be- ant D ing the HAIR.
RIGAJD a Co.'S DEETORrFE, = most agreeable
elixir preserving the teeth and peung the
RIGAUD rO's TtOIH-rhB M, rsm<rkabis pre-
paTaton produ ing brilliant wheness 70 the teeth
RlGAUD A co.'s ROSE POwDER, superior to Violet
and all other Starch and Rice POwders
THk LITTLE MONITOR; q GUIDE TO THE TOILET
with PHI tographc Illustrations will be sent receipts Of
stomp
Wholesale R'esud 4 Co.. IS de Rcheleu, PSrs;
Agent Eewberry Sons, As ST. Psuls Church Yard Lon
don
=. DUCoNGE's,
80 ChArtres street
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SPOKEN

Augs.t loA altitude i142 lonsude 50 so British hi.
A Valley. from H,lifsx' New Ofleans mo dst. IN
tude - s0 longitude IS bars Herbert smith fron Lv
Tor Gsvest Augut Sd in latitude 50 10 long tnas
"a ~ bark Princeton, ery, from New prie MS for sor
A., 18th In lsttude A. lougteae schr Kate
Brigham tunder ju mainmssp from ew leans f'- Hsvn
August 10Th of Georges Bank ship liza Berry, tOm HALIFAX
for New Orleans.
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NOTICE-THE OOPARTsERsHrP HEkBrOFOKE
~ exissins In this city. under the style oi kiOdAkD
FLOWER hABh Il This day dissolved by mutual cOnsnt.
Richard Flower charged With the settlement Of toe sdAna
Of the late hm and viii continue the Commission and fao-
forage badness bis Ocs B Grsvsr strcet
RICHARD FLOWER
Surviving PartAe-,
New 0rieans Marc Lloa