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gut belpr9t. 16bS
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Shipping JnttlligentG


Steamship Philadelphia McGowan for New York via Havana.
Jennings, Lauyhland Sco
Steamer Island City, Scrrett, fol Galveston Master
Steamer Nm Bagalty Sinnott, for Montgomery Alabama,
John i; Hyde Sco
Ship Escort, Bryant for Uavre, J p Whitney &co
Old bark G j borgatcde. Schweechcrl for Amsterdam,
Ncrts, ,raurenIld NcD
Brig Il \ Stephenson Mauut, for Providence, !,
VIA J Dewey
Sehr Conquest Jenkins for Pensacola John Hurley &co
Ed Barnard Stone for lAmpico GOldehow LeSprrG
Schr A Stller, Daniels, for lir1zoa Santiago,
Souihlunyd Il Harrison
Schr Phoenix, Brown, for Apaachicou, j \ Mitchell
Srhr Mary Masdelne, Marquee for Mobile W Newton &co
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ARRIVED.

,hip levi Woodbury. Bradford from Liverpool Nov 4h 10
ma,trr-;th dj4
Italian sGin Nississinpi A,lolu rrp,, GENOA - 10 master
Point i'' ' ~ '
Ship Iloresn Hathaway >! days from BOSTON, m0sGr3d
dis 43.
Ship Martha Witmore. Parker, from Cardiff Wales, 9th Nov,
to mnScr-fOnt.
Hhp 2Hth9He NSiphem from HafFr, NOV l-h to hNNieF
s,; iONGl w." US r. ~ ,. -, -
sup 'pm I"ly ~ T'' iFo'" antwerp lL'n No'e'Oc "
Shin SaXon S,lTs n iav, from, Eo,tnp IN , ,,n,ro. dis
Shin Morton new Ciis Is in,, from Th1nislon Maine tn
' ,lrsCr-fh di, ~ '' " '' $1,000 ' '' "
Shin John Smear spear from C.rdT Wles uctolr 18th to
SLIP abby Brown Briggs Is days from Boston, 10 v Dewey
Bark Nav Flower PARKER l., ,, f,n, N,,v v,r IN Eo,ors
| rnic T{In, 20 Jay 'io'' Ne" i"'N' 20 p0"''"'
spau l"f pos - ,ays from, Havana IN Pratt ru 4
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Ship Metcaf Stetsen, from Bristol England 18th Oct
~57 with 1855 bars RI iron, to j j Casey.
Ship Mary, Murphy, from Liverpool, LIST Oct.
Ship VIM Spragle. - from -
Bark Prescea. new, Newton from Boston,
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MEMORANDA

R9- Capt ellis, of the ship Morton, from Thomasson Me-
reports the 10th inst ashore Orange Key large ship
painted black with everything standing and sails tnrled she
had no color flying supposed her American ship about
1bn1
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Per shin Mssissipp from enoa-SS s.aerae passengers
Per bark Arda from Bordeaux 40 Storage passensers
Per shin south ca rona from Antwerb-lS passengers.
Per shin uhouse from Hnvre- cabin and ~ Storage
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an16 lYdW&A


4 CE.KTfFTNNTII FROM DELAWA Ar F.
"a SMYRNA Delaware, March o, le5+.MtSsrs T. i. FAN
nestpck g.: Geutlenent feel it 10 be duty yea,
we'll rs to the public 10 inform ynu Of The wonderful effects
Your invaluable Nt:mfu!e h. children.
H. short TIM since and called IN my family physician, Dr..
john ID Pethins After examination he pronounced the
illness to arise from and prescribed Funtstock Yer
muge. After the child had taken few doses he discharged,
II the first operation, FlF lTTHREE OF THE LARGEST
NpkNS ever 81" n my life amt i'll the d tie ia" al
evening he discharged between quart and hEt gallon Of
In
He Immediately got well and has enoye good health since.
II has had coed effect with my olie; rige. You nay
this certificate for the benefit o. the public.
EBFNEZER iURTZ
Sold wholesale and retail by MI the principal Grts;sE,
csuntry merchants tnrou hUut the Cne i&Wlu
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DH21IS RIrrER SG pFtpasS y CELEBRATED GER
will Dr. g NJ NJ JAGK s S rnADTrpHA PA
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of e Kidneys and oil
diseases "Fs" fro" d0Fd s's5 Liver or Stomach.
ton, Inward Piles.
Head, ,ASdity o: he stomach
.Fullness or Weight in tie stomach, sonr
md Sf iHSH; ssi swP?S.E liz Issd nrs;sd
e. FL
5 4 ss
slant ,Inagnjnss of Evil
It's yirseS and adaptation the diseases for which
It new aud untried article but that stood the
reputation M Uni By s an sr pe foPs a e X:
tnnt Ths testimony in its favor given by the prominent
country @ cas Of til the R1,s Of p ths
% n ] Ind most 9s s En o 5
Spa an as 55fys s So IN @ @
aAeipAia, Pa. ~ AN Il s''Fe' MI
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bers superior all preparations now in use
Dear s feel bound express r to to you 1871 for
tie agcuabe benefit have derived from the Of two bo.
ties .: German Bers have found them to be ali yon
and s Sfs'I for h ds s the
'sn viz for ap 2o; y5 sd other f.
THE BITTERS ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO Be
JACKSON, La, August -, 1854.
Dear Sill have used your German ltiers. aud find them
all they represented 10 be- and cleeully them
To TIE public excellent medicine.
Respectfully. yours, ". F. FAULKNER
L. MAYER says:
HARRlsoHBURG La, May %, 1858.
Your German Bters is very va!uht'e medicine have
disposed all received from yor AID wish supply in
muaiateN.
Dr. R.iTBCL.D QUAIL says:
TRINITY, La, June 30 1853.
III practice extensively. 1t will shortly be the only
medicineu Of the kind that be readily sold here and
iieTe h ii less than there will be sold il this
vicinity hal in any othe. par Of the country.
Dr.. EA3Esays:
FRANKItH, Ia june "a 1857.
You! German Rtters have becotu4 very popular here
wish IA fresh supply immediately.
L. A. ADAMS IL co. say;
RIcHx0HD, la, June . 1858.
Your Bters give universal satisfaction all who have used
them.
Ypu should bear in mind that these Bie-1 entirely
table thereby possessing advantages Of the prepar
tioIs recommended fer similar diseases.
d b. Druggists and Sosekeepyr every town and Tage
il the United States and Canadls. And By
j. WRIGHT & co.
AUS lYdW&A New Orleans.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

| RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
VICksDuRG-senmer Ecipse-555 bales BucIsner.
to seomsr Rtnbic5 cE &co|5 Whit H Aen 'D
NsDGIe eec M ssS o xSSe nnshss
coS9 Cniy Brown keel cleysland Bro;hers ~ do to
rssn SF;T9 5 Njf*r Nnss" AsST? G rnsfsr
saT$5 SS@lsyi!s ! NsllIsn@y5 NsT!ssoy $FSJ:ofd-$
i i c@vr N.Y. Migs, Adams &cq- i: " EsIjn &coI5
E4SGV OK EcoL K$S so erd Mysf n.y.
Henderson peHIs- N ll?kT5 Sso-7 Wait NobIS Nob
HS5sy W;%a W.T. i:s,sl E?SsEi' Tyri . TafS
hides WicsaaaSln,trtes orlerrotal $40 bales
ST ok 9 Ss W ~ s5 i njop
oH GuE "ms ;r Go% o ffo, nd / h? b6 S S0 z
S Efs sae fs Wheat 81 IBIS aonp 70 cSorE
rvs c &c o.: lbs G" Ess5 s % sS6 6 %s
c3 55 5 N gr :y 69D co W.T. o S9in M Mca
80 DO beet Perkins co73 Gs flour IS Sack d (9 DO oat
us 81 r SGn e 5Ss 4 PSs Ssoa co s r
Tufts EloEart5t6 b6s Hour C1wicIe! Nco29 bb pork
DDs Hour % tss bssi to WoSfa &c5 ss siSvts %
SIS beet % 3 Ss and sn Se to e0iH
bales
Ill., s hts 15otn .sss
Ss @ 1 Yrs Eo MsAf'2y to5 s
A 3s5 %S?$ o S7?Isi5 s fS NS ifS s
SoG2 Cnddy, Brown NsoS Ward Ssu4,ess Hnnt 40 Do To
~ nsiya7 !Is@lf5ssn, Ts{Sy We Esliyyei w.:
A"fe5I2 Kty iS rSsF Wh SW Ht6 sS
lemnin;way Friidiander 10 WAIT Noble 4 Nobly 10
carroll sso5 Cox &co-5 Do Sae Summers tso Do 70
R s 5s o6t " G" Ays S NS9 Ic5 Iar T
criinll coil, rope Beehe &co.9 boxes glass to Keany-tl
81 s III s s"i H5nov ~"s SS2 S5
erder-rota s)4 bales
%SS Z?S;$5 X - cs s5!'% %:s
& ST
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BaIze Dec 49, . m-The ship Asamennon, Captain Goo
win from Cardiff Wales to ulaster-has arrived.
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Exchange was two fires to-day There were sales OF
s on New York discount and one day sight at q dis
count the banks checking over the counter az = discount
co sjat at discount but there will
on the part buyers to take largely better than "a
discount Bnnkers GO day drafts without material change
h, ey would sell largely if they could renvest at saving
rates In sterling there was but little doing Bills OF ladns
afts rule at and clear bills at S@Sl4. There
a1e 60 DAYS Of bank drafts al 60 days sight at 81 premium
IN francs we learn Of the sales Of good bills Paris direct at
o71 and Al bankers drafts 26 with the Of the
market closing at 5. 3sSS2244G521Ea
III the general market have only few variations to
notice and having from day day reported the sales there is
nothing left this evening more than to give the regular
weekly quotations, viz:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before ME- the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. ?. Jan
yier, Secretary Of the Louisiana Mua Insurance Company 0:
New Orleans who being duly sworn according law do de-
and that the above true and
transcript from the books Of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. Z. JANNfEE, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before h, 18th OF March,
1856 G. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent
scrip certificates Of 1850 payable and
second MONDAY Of May have declared scrip diT
dell % Twenty five the earned premiums
the past year. which certificates will be issued
the first day OF June and they have reserved balance
the profits OF the year ending 18th March, 1856
pending but uliiiuS ted claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the uers of the
rivers and loss and damage by tire the
premium.
Ofce, iron building Of Camp and Satchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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CATTLE MAR EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, December 70.
The market closes this week with ample supply Of Western
Cattle Hogs other descriptions of stock Prices OF fine
Western Cattle nc but Hogs cheaper The market
ranges tho following; quotations:
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gebieU Of tie Nlarkets for G]ast aalteh.
Crescent OFFICE, Nc. 70 Camp street,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp s;ceet,}
Saturday Morning, Dee, %, 1856.
general market has presented animated appear
during the past week. the supply of Western Produce
generally having been liberal and reduced rates for some lead
g articles have brought buyers freely Cotton has
met with good demand and for the most part at full prices
The arrivals OF Tobacco have considerably increased and
much larger business has been done that staple Sugar has
shown less mness in prices while Moasses has improved
little Flour Wheat and Corn have fallen oil in the rates
owing to increased receipts though good demand has
rally prevailed for these articles. Provisions Of all kinds have
firm. The freight market has been active, with but
little change in the rates.
On Tuesday morning published the adyces of the
City Of Baltimore embracing Liverpool dates the Sd instant
They reported steady Cotton market with sales Of 1900 bales
for the three business days preceding c steamers DEPARTURE
including 1000 for export but for speculation the market
closing firm at the quotations reported by the Africa
COTTON. Our last weekly report closed upon quiet Cot!
ton Market but with tendency in favor Of sellers the sales OF
Friday embracing only about 400 bales But few buyers
forward Saturday and barely $500 bales sold but
Monday the demand improved resulting III sales Of 10 5J0 bales
prices being without any material change, though factors
showed more willingness to sell generally On Tuesday there
very general inquiry, and buyers able uLmu
some advantage in prices the transactions Of the day amounted
10 fully 10000 bales the market Closing still without any
Guotble alteration. There reduced supply Immediately
oaeTins On Wednesday, and the rates showed stean
the sales embracing about 900 bales and Thursday with
fair demand 500 bales changed hands 1T frer prices
business being restricted by the closing banks in obsuv
Of Thanksgiving Day Yesterday the demand WAS good
but checked somewhat by the rainy weather. and 9n bales
sold making total the week Of IS 500 bales The
rates still more in favor oFeers and Slightly our
quotations:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior Nihdug
Ordinary 90. IuUns Good Millling dir
Gooe Ordinary Highs Middng FAIR. .l25s9 %,
Low Middli"g ll5aGll2a F4ir....,.,.........I3&L-
TOBACCO. There las been considerable increase in the
supply Of Tobacco, and with good demand generally the sule
Of the week have embraced fully 100 hds CT which par
1iculars have been made public for only The following lots
hhGs 9l5c, p Low Admitted and Refused lU round anu
l35 at lesc Il b. and yesterday 3f and ~ h4s - l.
lake IA at AZ, 10 aud t3 hhd all at ic l2,s
l3c u b. Prices said be firm about range Of OH
Quotations follows:
D.
h'S'ot W IVA 4lu
GI
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MUSIC TEACHING,

eaama MRS, CAMPBELL. TEArNER Of NJ.
SIC, girrs LESSONS on the PIANO trS, At
tii lrr relctce No y Constance rT> /, Ills
s. -" tar'', twelve lessons invariably il advance
IL. RES o. constance II week fl II
tNs7a INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
49, THOMAS MARTIN, Of the Oldest ut'rurrrT il
5tl7 '.i city. will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
L.iiee " trHIcmen His ability well known to
reG iite tt mtTt.jNiJu.
az ORDERS leti with P WERLEIN No. s Camp street,
Wi ..fIy tru;unt attention.
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NEW YORK VA HAyANA-s,eamshp Philade!phia-
Sc bales 500 bbs and ties lard 10 bbls pecanS 126 sacks
wheat, II bbs csks bells &c pkgs sundries.
HAvRE-Shp Escort-l9S3 bales cotton.
CHAMPIONSHIPS Ed Barnard-l05D bhs flour 10 boxes and
bales mdse.
GAINEsTON-Sesmer Island Cy2400 bxs window glass
$50 pougheS.
AMsTERDAM-Bark j Berssteie-l175 bales cotton, Il
bids tobacco, $500 slaves.
PROVIDENCE. Il brig II A stephenson-7959 sacks
seed, 5000 slaves
PENSACOLA-Schr C9nques30O sacks corn 40 do oats 20
do coffee bbl pork 20 hi do beef so bbls -four hh
~ whisky 70 hes lard 70 bales hay 10 bbs moasseS ~
bxs mdse. % casks bacon.
MONTGOMERY, Aabana-53 hlds sugar. los sacks coffee,
a bbls moasseS hf s molases 40 bbs whisky ties
100 Hour S. boxes candles ties hams Is bales ba~Gn Ii
coils rope bills sugar 10 chests boxes 81
pk.s herrs % do nackere bbls lard OIL 80 boxes gware
Is bbls pontoes IL do oranges and suidres.
BRAYOS SANTIAGO-Schr A Saltcr-G0 bbS flour, 30
cement So bls window frames 1874 pkgs dry goods III pkgs
groceries.
APALACfiICOLASchr Phoenix-l6S bills -four, 1913 bbls
whisky 10 cns bacon, - hhds bblS ~ bbs bed DO
recans bbs molSses do pork, do onions hams. III
kegs Dbl lard bales baggn coils rope, ties rice 30 sacks
coieo y cheese, II do Candles bb lard OIL kegs pigs
feet | Dbl cask wine, and sundries
MOBILESchr Mary Mas1alne14 sacks corn 200 do oats
go bran 80 bbS 40 If bbls oasse hs sugar 42l boxes
clnret.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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