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Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

On the corner Of Randolph and Wells
streets. diagonal!y opposite the Briggs
House. Is II large and splendid six story
house, jus, finished and bull, for a hotel
IL was bu,lt by a clerk OF Mr.. Isaac Speer.
a jeweler in this city, and eos, some six
teen thousand dollars. IL has just been
discovered that this money was obiaIned
by the clerk by The robbery Of bis EN-
ploye or; that he has oeen systematically
stealing jewelry from him for a number
OF years past, converting The proceeds
into money and real es,s,s, and s~,ranues,
Of all, ,ha, Mr. Spear never knew II.
never missed the jewelry, never tels his
lass.
The matter was discovered By The ar.
res, in 81. Louis, some days auo. Of a
Young man named Davi, alias II ckox,
VIII" had in his possession thirty seven
gold and silver watches. and a large a.
noun, Of jewslry. fur the possession oi
which he was unable 10 give a sa,igfac-
tory cou Accident lei the chief al
police in ST Louis to suppose that the
jrwelry was stolen from some jeweler in
Chicago, aud Mr.. Speer, proceeding In
81. Louis. recognised j. as his property
The prisoner confessed TO Mr.. Ssecr,
tina, IT'S aro,her (,he CLERK atorssaid) had
stolen il from Mr. Speer's Store. and lhs,
be had been in the habit Of doing 50 ior
tour ears past. converting The proceeds
into houses and lands. lie bnugh, the
LOT or the corner Of Randolph and Well.
Streets, The old Planters House. valued
q, s25 600. IN which he paid sc 200 IN
cash. lie Then erected The hotel AT q
cast Of some stx,een thousand dollars.
On hearing tina, HE br",her had beer
arrested IN st Louis with the jeweiry
in HE possession. lIirkox. the clerk be.
came alarmed and fed from The citv.-
The officers are on his track. bu, he ha,
not Vet been taken.
lie conveyed The Planters House
property by deed 10 his brnlher. wis
has since executed a transfer deed If i
To Mr.. Speer. It's w"nh $40, 600. s,
tina, Mr.. Speer's los. viii no, prubahl,
exceed three or four thousand dollars
Chicago Times.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

Dsvin 4 Brothsr.-we hope rome
Of our readers will get the notion ,ha.
the id 'er,isemen, under the head Of
"Ready Pay Store" 10 an old story be-
cause il looks just ~ il did: and 80 pass
il BY unread. W. assure them that they
will BE- mistaken il they dn. for Ds,in 4
BRO. have btsn selling goods .ll. the
time. and thew come out this week with
. new and attractive bill Of fare richly
worthy OF aten.irn. ], is u~Dnseessary
ior " 70 say that D. 4 Dr.. are among
our most honorable. gen,iemanly one
price merchants, n whose house good
good,. gooc 6argains and good treatment
can always be relied upon. W. hope
the public will deal as generously bv
shem ~ they do b. The printer.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
HOUSE..
WAsH,xcrns, Jan. l2.

A debate ensusd in which several
members expressed opposition to max.
ing The House a debating soeie,v and
opening The boundless sea Of debate.
Mr.. R,chardsoe thought he could GET
through with bis part Of the performance
within The prescribed 10 minutes.
Mr.. Campbell consequently. and Al
The request Of Mr.. Richardson, Withdrew
his motion to suspend.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall ~suggea.ed
Ina, ,hs ba,chrs of interrog atoms be 6l'
ed, the candidates 10 r.p:y in printed
publications at their convenience.
Laughter
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

.EoAL.-in The hurry Of last week
we neglected to call attention to the card
Of II. b. HExDERsnoTT. Esq. Nj. II.
10 . man Of 100 much deiicscy 10 bear
much Of . put; but We Jake pleasure ia
saying that hs occupies high position
A. = gentleman and m Attorney u oss
bar. and that he il remarkable for strict,
prompt. and faithful attention I profes
sioaal business entrusted 70 him.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

NEBRASKA LEGISLATURES We do mn,
hear thar any lhine af particular impor
aac has been transacted By ,hi. h"dy
the contested eleclion case in Douglas
county. has resulted in affirming ,he
right Of Mr.. Bowen 10 his sea, in The
House .: Representatives. Notice hat
been given IN bn,h Houses Of the intro
dnc,iop 81 bil's FIR the removal Of the
Cspi,M imm Omaha City to Plaus
mouth. We presume that no one really
supposcs 'ha, any such prcjae, can ever
be enacted into . aw -IIhrono,y2 pc.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

a Will hos somebody instantly 81
tend 10 .hs case ot our advertiser, good
jonathan llomespun! He 10 evidently
in . very bad way. and is almos. makes
eve our editorial eyes. used A. they are
TO such edusioEa. run over with sympa.
,heiic .esrs. 10 think Of the stale Of dc
spair and desperation to which he 10 re.
daeed, and This. too, only the 9Th cay
Of she year which 4 will divide wi,hou,
. remainder. DO think Of il seriously,
and don't lss another week end this ex,
eelIeh, and esteemed correspondent, il
such a miserable condition. Only ,hini
Of tina. last alternative!
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

n One great secret 81 ,iumesiic en-
JOY men, 10 too much overlooked-ths, of
bringing our wants duwn 10 cur circum-
s.sncrs. instead Of i,liing to bri ng our
circumstances up 10 our wants. Secrel!
Well. IL il; Tor few know il. and iewr,
siili practice il. The bsllo, box Of 20
iii'cal ceremony i, located on The fanIl,
hearth.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
The Sth Of January Convention.

The Convention cf The Democratic
party of Iowa nominated, Gee. W. Nc
Cleary. of Louisa enn,ty Tor Secretary
ot Stale, janice Poland al Davis, Audlar,
Gen. Paul Of Johnson. Treasurer, and
James Baker Of Lucas. ATTORNEY Gener
al. Elrc,ors-Senamriai. J. C. Hall and
James Grant; District, ID. y. Finch and
A. Ii. Palmer.
Delegates to National Convention
W.. +. Csolbasgh. Is. llenn. Cen R,m-
y. 5. Wilson. G. J.. McFArani.
Caps. Evans, %. ii. Solomon, MIR. vs.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

Wapello equity. in the State OF To-
va, Is in ihe second tier Of counties rec
oni:g from the South. II 10 eighteen
miles in extent. North and South, and
twenty. four miles in extend, East and
West. twas frs, settled in lS43, On.
less the Indian Agency. near Agency
City. established man, years before. be
regarded - q settlement. The County
is par. Of The New purchase. and was
first opened to occupation and settlement,
in June Of AZ. The De Moine river
always . n~avigable stream in a good
stage Of ws,er, and now being improved
for slack water navigation. by The De-
moline Navigation and Railroad Com
pany. with . capita! OF sevsral millions.
pn,ses through the county from the no r,h
west o the ~sou,h-eas, The sur.
face Of the county is beautifully DIVERSE
fed. consisting Of a good portion Of
rolling prairie. bottom p~rairies along the
Of cams. timber land and groves along the
rivers aud creeks. There is NOT an
acre 81 sDamp land in the county
The soil ranks with the richest and
most productive in the wet. admirably
adapted to the production Of ell the kinds
OF grains, fruits and grasses Of the ten
perase region. The county is well wa
tered and abundandy su2plied with lime
and sand stone. and stone coal.
The County 10 divided into IA Town.
ships, each OF which 10 an election pre-
cinct. having two Justices and two Con-
stables. The Townships arc Adams.
Agency. Ceh,se. Columbis, Competine.
Dahlon-gs. Greene. Highland, Keokuk,
Pleasant. Polk. Richland and Washing
ton.
The County poIled l.9s! votes at the
last election. and the present population
10 estimated .. Is. 200. The total val
ua,;on Of real and personal properly Tor
the year 1885 il %. l4s.0 ~ The coun
" il m~easurably ou, Of debt: he re even
ue Of the prssen, year. it 10 expected.
~ill enable " 10 say tina. i, 10 entirely
so. excep. its Iiablli,is 40 subscriber Ia
-
tie b. 4 N. R. K. County orders are
aow worth their face.
wap.lls Csuaty 0Acial Directory.
Hon. CALEB BALpwIS Jusse Sd Ju.
dici.l District Tsrms IF Disfriel Court,
February Term, 4,h Monday ia Feb
ruary.
Sem,embes Term, 9Th Monday in Sep
lember.
Hon SiLAs OsBuRN. County Judge.
Terms Of County Court. IL, Monday
in every month.
JosEPn HAYxE. District and County
Clerk.
Peter KNOX. Recorder. Treasurer,
and Collector Of Taxes.
H. b. JoxEs. Deputy Recorder Treas
urer and Collector.
THOMAS BloHAn, Prosecuting A.
,orney.
WILLIAM Fl. WILLIAMS. Sheriff.
JoHN s. WooD. Deputy Sheriff.
WILLIAM E. Coz. Coroner.
j. w. CALDWELL, School Fund Com.
missioner.
WALTER CLEMEkr. Surve.er.
john PUxRoy. Agent for the ssle oil
Intoxicating Liquors u Ouumwa.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
Sketches Of Wapclle County.---w

Sketches Of Wapclle Coanty.---Ws
commence this week q series oG articles
abou, Wspelio County. which will BE-
continued. w have in preparation AZ
article designed 70 exhibi, the present
condition Of Ot,umws and q communi.
cation fiou :. Of Eddyville. in relation
TO ,ha, place. which will appear in ou'
next. Will 10. the other iowns in The
county let us hear from them. or mu.,
We 60 and zee Tor ~ourself. One promi.
nens desien Of the Courier 10 10 attend IL
our local interests. Shall we have tbs
aid Of ,he citizens Of our county. and
especially may We no. expee, more than
600 subscribers 10 . county Of $4,000 in.
habisauts. Certainly W think We may
justly do %.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
Answer required next week.

A Useful Man.---M Most Of onr ci.i.
zens have had occasion TO know how
useful and ,rgenius a man our friend
John Aldfidg 10. He holds himself on,
this week tn a new advertisement, where
The ihousanj and nj things he can do
for the community will be found duly
sci forth.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

MULEs, BuGoy. HARNEss. &c.-lf any
body wants a complete turn ou,. muies.
buggy, harness. and ell Tho necessary hx.
ings ready for use. call al the Read,
Pay Store" They are sdysrusrd.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

All communications must be accompanied
By the real name of the author, but may be
published with fictitious signature.
Notices Of Marriages, Deaths, and Religions
Meetings will be published free Of charge.
Notice Of the meetings OF Charitable Insti-
buttons, and Political and public meetings gen.
orally, half the usual rates Of advertising.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
WAsnlsorox, Jan 0:

Three more ballo .ings have been hsd
Tor Speaker. Resul. substantially ,hs
same AZ heretofore. An effort was made
to draw from Mr.. Banks whs,her he
was still q member Of oi the American
Order, but ives nnsuccesAful.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
XAsHINoIoK. Jan. 8.

The National Democratic Committee
have designated the frs, Monday Of June
az the time Tor holding their convention.
Roads between here aud Pltsburg and
further south blorked with snow. South
ern trains DELAYED. Snow ak inches
deep Al Raleigh.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
q orrign Il { IL !.
ARRIVAL OF tho Canada.

ArriVAl OF the Canada.
One reek later from Europe-News
mnmporiont-Bm title charge ia
the Markets.
HALIFAX. Jan. 8.
The news by this ARRIVAL il simply
conirmatnry Of previous alsicrs. with
The usual complement Of peace rumors,
and specnla'ians upon the result, 81 Es-
.%rrhaz.'s m'sslon 10 ST. Pe's-sburgh.
A defensive iIeasy between Sweden
and The Western Powers has certainly
been ratified.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

TO We have received few hours
too late for the paper Tins week, from
esteemed correspondent. =. u EDDY vile.
IN interesting exhibit of The trade snd
progress Of tina, en.erprising place. which
We shall publish with much pleasure
next week.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

rae nomination of CIV. Dig'er Tor u.
s. Senator from his State 10 generality
considered ~ . triumph of Pierce over
Buchanan. The friends VI the latter are
very much Dissatisfied.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

Blacksmithing.-We can commend
our friends, Gunner & McNau, whose
card will be found in another place, 10
the favor Of The public. We are glad 10
see The number Of our mechanics in
creasing. They are the men ,hss build
up owes.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

Psmroy 4 Co., De,in 4 Bro. E. Wash.
haru, and Z. Lawrence. Of our yearly
sdvsr,isers. please accept our 'hanks :or
10 READILY and eheerfully permitting Us,
q he prssurs last week npon our adver
e;sine eoIumns. 10 leave steis advertise
msn,s ous Of ,ha, Issue. hwas = favor
,ery highly appreciated. and vs trus,
"a, hey will receive no injury 10 con-
Of their generosity.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

BUGGY AND MULES
.0D" ~AE-

A N Iron Axle. Top Buggy with Tongue, ana
IA Shafts. A pair Of likely young Mules
well hiokea 20 Harness and Saddle, and two
Sets of new Buggy Harness. Call at the Ready
Pay Store,
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

The Quincy Republican thinks the
railroad comes zion between that ei,y snd
Chicago viii BE- completed 10 ,hs fire.,
week Of January.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
New Advertisements.

READY PAY
M & 3
|
HAvING doubled the capacity Of gu,
time and money in buying from Manufactures
and first hands in the Eastern markets, we now
offer at lou prices, one If the
Biggest 4 Most Complete
STOCKS
ETEE SHOWN Nv
Drn GOODS, Notions Sc.
CLOTHs-Twiled and Plain, Black. Blue,
Brown, Mohair, Pilot and Beaver Cloths do
Kerseys, Sleeps Gray &C.
Observation-Disclosures, Unions, Doe
Skins &c.
sATTlNETs-Fancy and Plain; Tweed.,
KY Jeans.
Cloakings; Flannals, White, Yellow, Red.
B We Sc, Welsh do. Plaids, Tar;ans, Linseys
from IL 1.2c to best ~. French aud Eng
li.h Merinoes, Coburgs, Alpacas, Plain ana
Fancy DeLaine, of latest and richest styles,
from IL l-2cts upwards. Black Silks, Copi
velvets, Sacking Flannels, Ginghams OF al
styles and grades, Chambrays, Rich ve,tings:
Prints from the cheapest 10 the finest ssPaci.
fcs y embracing all tie Fall styles. Oh ,eks;
Marine and SchnyikiH Shirtinys. Silk Gloves,
Embroideries; Fancy goods; Velvet and Silk
Boanet,, Fall and Winter styles; Hosiery, F.s.
tory Yarns, Back gloves, M.tten,, ard a host
of n. nor articles.
S.otbins & furnishing GOODS,
HATS, Cars, Doors, AND SHOES b.,
Bed, Crib, Travellers and Horse; a large q
$ rimen,, Fine Shirts Under Shirts, Drawer
Buck Gloves and M.ttens, Hosiery, Gum
Cioaks and Caps Carpet Sacks, Satcheis, Tn.
b~relias, Over Shoes, Curtain Goods Patent Fix
lures.
yene,ion, Hemp, Stair, sc. SC. Jute Mats,
Rugs, Sc, tgE
DOMESTICS, Sheet,ng,, 81 inches TO g..
wide Shir;ings, Brown Blend anu half Blch
Bags. Bagg.ngs. Osnaburghs, Drills, &C., A
great variety bought for nett Cash and sold,
fift,e cheaper Than usual. We have fitted nm
sepa rate room I r cur heavy stock Il these nee.
essary articles, and buying from the manufac.
%turers, we VIII be happy to hand them on, On
the very best terms.
Garomare, Cn!lern s. Gcols.
full assortment, Qassnswars, Cisssvsa.
Paints, Glass, Sash &c.
6boenbcrger's Jron.
A large Stock,
Steel.
Cast Spring, Eng. and .am. Blister, Wage,
Boxes, H. Nails, wrst, do.
Belmont Nai!1.
co Kegs ty Ksg or retail.
Staple Groceries, Salt, frnii.
Fish, Nuts, &C. SC.
A very large and complete Stock which Ne
offer By the quantity at rates which save the
necessity OF freezing the feet on trips to the
River.
e. To accommodate the holders Of Eastern
anu Hestern Bank Rags We will sell Bills Of
S APPLE Winter Goods, Groceries sc ct redue.
ed rates for ,he balance of the Winter, Bring
them on and SC. what bargails you can get.
manteo all tie Gire.
Cash for all Notes and Balances Of .4ceosat,
also, for GeoDs, Wheat, Flour, Meal; Rye,
Oats, Flaxseed, Beans, Shingles, Butter, Bees.
wax, Jeans, Eggs. Rags. &c. &c SC.
DEvIN 4 BRO.
January 18th, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

There is s,ill = arrangement IN our
MALE easiIOt This. We have no: reee!vd
. single pspss from The east.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
DErRorT, Jan. I2-9 r. n.

Gen. Schuyler. If Kansas. 10 address,
Sing q meeting Of CiIizens AT Republican
Hall. on the wrongs, ccndi,ion and ne.
cessi,ies Of Kansas.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

Nxw YoRK. Jan. ~. p. NJ.
Snow commenced failing iE Washing
ton this evening. and il nov falling here.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17

"HlT LEAD. Red Lead, venitan Red,
w Chrome Green, Chrome yellow, &C.,
for sale By W. I. ORR
Demoine courier., 1856-01-17
a. 4 BAR CLEFT & Co,
SUCCESSORS TO FOOTE q Co.,
WILL CONTINUE Is rnE
Forwarding and Commission Dasiness
1T The old sfand at fhe
RAIL.R

ON THR EAST SIDE OF u Rrvxa.
AvlNG The only waEeho uss IN that
IL side they Offer superior inducements
TO Shippers TO consi.n all freight iutendei
Tor the Country ~ them. All goods TO their
care will be delivered 10 teams free Of Ter
riage th reby saving the charge for dnysss
10 the west side; ALSO, tue benefit Of insu.
ltn,e Nhi III their warehouse.
ecu ntTy INGREDIENTS will tiNd Il 70 th,ir
inieIes, to call on them, before going east
20 purchase goods.
h. +. b. = Co., are agents for Uaion Ex.
press Co., aud will b. nappy to aifoel any
aiormstiol u to taose wlo dssire 70 ship
j tnit al:.
Buh ngton, Jan 18th, sc. IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

TOHN HALLEE & BROTHER. 2A7 TCHOUPI.
toIlas street above ST. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
in their line of business such putting Tin and Copper
te Valleys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roofs
in all parts Of the city moderate prices with prompnes and
dispatch All kinds Jobbing and Kepang attended to with
dispatch By strict attention to ali orders, hope merit
share Of the public patronage. Tt "
We beg leave refer to the following gentlemen Messrs
Crozer Wing Jarnson Mcintosh Cook Morehouse, Rok
e!t Hughea, Church, Thomas Murray, Isaac Thaye
netter Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 st
Charles street, a2l 3mdGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

So, RICH 8. CO.'S CELEBRATED PA
EEHfE3TENT FIRE-PROOFg Safes FOR BOOKS. PA
Il ~ ~ hsaPERs, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY sTEARSES
EEigEss3sa& MARVIN. 4 = iS8%
9 These the fst real freproof Safes made.
They have passed through trials Of intense heat
without the loss Of book paper than any other Safes
in the world This fact not questioned by candid dn-
Der Of certificates on hand from every part Of the United States
showing perfect reliability of these Safes for
unparalleled reputation. NJ
Persons purchasing the article would do we'll these
facts and buy but Rich Co.'s salamander Safes which
are supplied with the very best Of LockE. nH.ss'
Gine and Wishing to look at Safes respect
offered in this city, hand and for sale At 81 Graver
street, New Orleans S. GUTHRIE,
al2 'd&Wtf .s. EeGZ Sole Agent.
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Fes?y Aias H. Gj,y E Sss
N Sn !ssssGH ! G$"f
e Ee Ss IN p CT A Sv ire fE liz
sid privilege comply with the following spec
TO furnish run Steamboat large enough to accommo
date -four s
The said eaIn be furnished with comfortable seats for
sss S, s ss s n Ss i've s @
That the @ @ de boilers b G ssd 5Gn shall BE b
the Surveyor and committee of the Council of the City Of
contractor furnish and keep moored at the foot Of
Ans ~ n od
at least by square furnished with seats for the
nnS Sy s
The said shall bind ID a s @ ha
river nearly opposite precteabe to the landing
ian DIM Of said FerTy Ino street a
Ferry lease sn from Napoleon
Aysue s,a sse. s0 hind himself TO construct and keen
always good repair for the landing Of the ferry boats sub
ana and wharf boats With buildings d. as above
which buildings shall not be used for Hny other purpose than
Shall bind himself to provide with sufficient NUN,
seF By
SANITY # NIB g h at s said above
asS ee y DAT A eSfs nSa from
Of s lessee SO ssli the right Charge a
lows viz For every foot cents for every horse
or wagon every horse and dray Is
for every wheeled carriage with two horses mules 50
That the terms adjudication shall be- that the lessee
furnish notes the satisfaction Of the Finance COM
mittee and the day said adjudication is accepted by
the Council payable seminnualy making nineteen notes in
all the which to fall due with the expiration
of said lease being divided equal amounts and embracing
the whole sum of Adjudication :, -,
The lessee furnish good and solvent security to the amount
of conditioned guarantee the faithful performance OF
the lease. - .,
In case neglect the part Of the lessee to comply
strictly with conditions and specifications the Council
serves the right the lease to null and void
without applying court Of JUSTICE and without ndemnying
the lessee. ,,-,r,rp o.r
myl05t T. n. kEll.EN, 0oInPLoet,
NTOTICE-THE FOLLOWING CHARGES FOR COM
1%pressg have been adopted by fresses
and will be in force from this date viz: .,..,
:. over Nd and under "a, 90
:. "a and UNDER. I'd, 90
over I'D to....... s4d, Is
=. over Xd......... 90
IEVEE STEAM PRESS.
LOUISIANA PRESS.
FACTORS PRESS.
UNION PRESS
FRERET, BROS. -. - -
MISSISSIPPI AND COMMERCIAL PRESSES
ORLEANS PRESS.
SFiiPPERS' AND MERCHANTS PRESSES.
CANAL STREET PRESS.
ALABAMA AND BRAMAH PRESSES.
PLANTERS, PRESS
NEW PRESS
New Orleans, ApIil25, 1856. my III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

FLOUR. The sales confined about 1900 bbs of
which 100 Ohio Sc 00 500 ST. Iou for export the same
40 Rose Fill Sc and 800 Unbranded Fine lots
IS q Dbl.
Corn was in request at rather higher prices and
noticed sales of 1900 sacks, of which Mixed
lots White Mixed 5000 White Yellow
lots the same and damaged SIC buss
Wheat also has improved little and $50 sacks sold
lots ST 80 q sack for Prime Red OF Oats lO0 sacks
Louis sold at 3s39c y buse. of Bran $40
disposed of at &c y 100hs
PROVISIONS. There good demand for Pork with
of about 1000 bbs of which 1910 ninspeced
lot at SIS rs 100 SIG and $50 from equal
SIG Is 8 Bacon in good request and the sales
baced go casks including about 20 of Shoulders at 7c
% of Ribbed Sides at 81 IS, in two lots, at s 80 at 0
"a Of Hams and Shoulders private erms or Green
Meats 3d. 900 lbs Sides in casks, sold at Ike
Lard 45O bbls and teree No to Prime disposed
cents kegs lO and lO5sc q ID aso on Tues
day 49S terces at csc 8 h.
COFFEE. The market quiet with sales of barely 500
bags Ro including $50 10c and 225 Prime at u
LIME. About 200 bbls Western UJica) sold the
| levee at 81 As p Dbl.
HIDES lower lot of 45O was disposed of
at lie p b.
PITCH. We noticed sale of 40 bbls at 81 u Dbl.
WHISKY. small lots sold 23}s24c for Rec-
fled Tuesday, 100 bbs Wishire Extra
231Sc u gallon. Holders asking 241@25c gallon for
| Rum
FREIGHTS. The market quiet but firm at "a for
| ton to Liverpool.
EXCHANGES. The demand limited.
Sterling loS7a @gl092& and lo92S
New York Sixy-day Bills. d Ct dis
Sight Checks New York Oh prem.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

81 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine aches Jewery Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods 20 Camp street the o
AID Retail Dealers and purchasers his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which freshly and constantly
supplied throughout the year. 2
SHE'LL Shell and Buffalo Combs, Of every
style and variety. a ZIP 81
BRUSHESOf description, OF his manufacture and
~, the lowest Northern factory prices
ToIET ARTIcLEssnch Perfumery Hair Oil, Hair Pins,
Il Fomatum, Fancy Soaps, ETC.
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Rooks Work Boxes Portable
Desks together with endless variety of Poemonaies
sc Of every style and shSpe and At unusually low pEisss
tolls Scissors Razors Life Preaervers, Fishing Reels and
Tackle Of variety suit the most determined angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY. etc.
The stock in this line consisting of the T. T. Cooper ~
Tobias and real Joseph johnson movements with fine asor
ment of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
with great by F. ROBERTS, for many years engaged in
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
for cash. great Inducements will be offered purchasers
Every article warranted represented the money
funded. tl.g &
nsr Watches, Jewery, etc, carefully Repaired and