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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
ORPHANS COURT FOR MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, ND,

In the matter Qf he petition Of William
Wilson, Of j. md Leonielas Wilson,
Erccutors If .JobR Wilson, dec'd.
nRDERED by the Court and the au-
W thority thereof. this LIST January,
1856, that the rales made and reported
by William Wilson, Of j and Lconidas
Wilson, this day be ratified and con
irmcd, unless cause be shown to the con-
trary on or before the second Tuesday Of
February next; provided copy of this
order be published in the papers printed
in this county, once u week for three
successive weeks before said day.
The report states the amount of sales
to be $lS, 1890
Test WIN. THOMPSON of II.
jan 5-3t Register
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

of an agricultural college with a farm
attached, is also made subject of re-
mark, and commended to the aid of the
State.
The present inadequate state of the
penitentiary, for the safe and proper GUS
tody of its inhabitants, and the necessity
for new and extensive dormitory, are
forcibly presented. Provisions for the
insane and the release of the institution
from its early financial obligations to the
State are recommended.
The successful prosecution of the
House of Refuge by individual effort
and philanthropic zeal is referred to with
appropriate commentator. The general
theory associated with the system is re-
viewed at some length, and warmly APP
proved; and regret expressed that, by
an act of the last General Assembly, all
connection between the State and the in
stitution was severed. The reconsidera-
ton of this proceeding is urged upon the
Legislature, that its benefits may not be
confined to the city of Baltimore, but
extended to every section ofthe State
Upon the subject of State revenues,
the Governor is opposed to any material
abatement of the resources. He antici-
pates an unusual demand upon the
treasury, if the subjects he has recon-
mended to the Legislature are favorably
acted upon, and therefore depreeates any
reduction of taxes. AT the same time
he refers to some which are onerous and
offensive, especially the Stamp Tax.
Considers them only as temporary ex-
pedisnts, and in view of the abatement Of
the direct tax, he suggests repeal Of
the laws imposing the Stamp Tax, " bu
thinks this is as far as the Legislator,
can prudently go in the modification o
our revenue system.
The payment of $4,000 upon Ger
tain conditions fulfilled to the Maryland
Institution for the instruction of tn
Blind, with some incidental statements
is communicated.
! Some notifications respecting til
disposal of the State lands are suggested
and the Importance of recording certili
Gates of survey mentioned.
I'm reference to the revision of rule
of practice, pleadings and forms of con
veyancing, &C., it is recommended to re
f fer the subject to joint committee.
, The adjustment of the boundar
; lines between Maryland and Virginii
and the erection of a monument in 'Ir
, dependence Square, Philadelphia" /
a the thirteen original States, in common
Grafton of the Declaration of Indepei
i dence, are presented for consideration.
S Themessage closes with some Who'll
e some remarks on the subject of seer
!. political associations, and the interfercn
d of other States with our own domest
), policy. From the language Of the me
sage, we infer that there has been sol
o impertinent and offensive commune
c tons on the subject of slavery from t
J. legislatures of free States, which t
ic Governor has determined to submit
= our own for such action as it may dee
Of expedient."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
THE MARKETS.
BALrIMonn. Jannary II. 1856

BALTIMORE, January II, 1886.
GRAIN -WHEAr--There We're only 500
bushels offered to-day; no sales and prices
nominal. We quote choice white at S2.o6 a
S21o good TO prime at $l.oo q $500 per
buahel, Corn--About 1000 bushels offered,
and small sales of white at IS "a cents, yell
low Is a 10 cents per bushel. 0ats--We quote
nominally at Al a l6 cents.-Saa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, in Georgetown, on the Goth ult by
the Rev. Mr.. DONALD. Mr.. WIN. A. MEANS to
Miss ELEANOR ANN HARRlSS, all of this
county.
MARRIED, on Thursday last in Baltimore,
by the Rev. Mr.. MORGAN, Mr.. ROBERT G.
CONNELL to Miss MARIA 0FFuTT, all OF
this count.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
NOTICE TO CREDIT0gS.

NOTICE Is hereby given that The subscribers
~ have obtained frot0 the Orphans Confs
Of Montgomery county letters documentary on
the personal estate Of MANY y. SHReHvs late =
Of said county, deceased. All persons baginY
claims against said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
to tho subscribers on Of before the 9Th day
December 1856; otherwise they may, by law, 4
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Per-
CONS indebted 70 said estate are requested u
make immediate payment. Given under our
hand this sth day Of December, 1855
DANIEL r. sliRBEyE, I r,,,,
BENZ. u. SHREEyE, ~
dec g--4t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
WANTED.

FEiHE subscriber wishes 10 hire a NEGRO
Il GIRL, from 10 to II years Of age, to act
rs nurse. Any one having such a negro girl
TO put out, viii receive liberal compensation
for her, by immediate application TO
jan 5--3t DAVID II. BGUGC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

WEATHER IN KANsAs.-A violent
snow storm occurred at Leavenworth,
Kansas, on the 24th ult., and the Their
mometer, it is said, ranged from 20 to
30 degrees below zero. Fears were
entertained of much suffering among
newl y arrived emigrants, who were poor.
ly housed for the season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
NEGROES AT PRIVATE. SALE.

A VALUABLE NEGRO WONAN-aecus-
"A toned to cooking, washing and general
house work, about 40 years of age-and her
three Sons, aged about IL, s and 4 years--all
healthy and slaves for life Preferred not to 60
out Of the State. For further information, APP
ply at this Office. jan 5---3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
ESTRAY.

WTAs left at my house, by JAMES s.
w STRUrugn, about the list Of De-
cembor last, A STRAY STEER, sup.
posed 10 belong to some drove Of stool
cattle. The owner Is requested to como
forward, prove property, pay charge
anl take him away.
ian 5-3t JOHN ALLNUTT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

Hzy~ A sense of justice to our Carrier
Boy has constrained us to depart some
what from our accustomed course, by
giving place to his card of defence against
the assault made upon him by the "Jour-
nal" of last week. The new editor of
that paper has tmmoraiiged himself in
the outset of his career, by pitching into
our Carrier and his New Year Address
to our subscribers. This is unquestiona-
bly, the youngest and most silly effort we
have ever seen in any paper laying the
least claim to responsibility. Indeed,
we can hardly believe that the " Journal
man, prapt in his mantle Of dignity,
would "stoop so low to conquer" He
must have felt as chiyalrous as the Span
ISL Knight, Don Quixote, when he
charged upon flock Of sheep; but he
will not escape with as much IMMUNITY.
If we are not mistaken, he has caught a
tartar. We think our boy has proved
himself smart" enough to defend himself
from such an adversary. We will leave the
matter to the two gentlemen, and call at
tention to our Carriers card. Though
he is not "of age, let him speak fol
himself"
mr. Communications and advertisements
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
CONGRESS.

THE CONTINUOUS SESSION OF TIE
HoUsE.-It appears (says the Su') that
the determination of portion of the
members OF the House of Representa-
tives at Washington to continue in SEES
sion until speaker should be elected
has been suddenly changed. The ses-
sion which commenced at noon on We'd
nesday, continued throughout the day
and night, and until near 0 o'clock Thurs
day morning, when a motion to adjourn
over until Friday prevailed. This was
brought about, it is said, by the fact of
several democrats, (who originally OPP
posed the resolution Of their political
friends to continue the SESSION. threat
ening, in consequence of ill-health and
physical exhaustion, after the loss of a
nights rest, to leave the House at all
hazards. This would have ensured the
election of Banks, to prevent which the
rest of the democratic members voted
with the others for the adjournment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

NOTICE IL hereby given that lhe subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county, letters iestancniary On
The pcrsonal estate of TUKNOR WOOTTOAi
inie ~ s.i.a coratg 9eeeaas.f All uoisons haR-
ing claims againsi said esloie are hereby warned
to exhibit the same VIM the vouchers thereog
10 the subscriber ~ o. before the ON day q
October. 1850 Otherwise they may, by las,
We cxchdc2-if0m III hcneft of said estate.
Persons Indebted 10 Hsid estate are requested 80
malse immediate payment. Given under my
hand this OH dAy Of October, 1850
ULEyIA G. WOOTTON,
oct l3--4t Exeeutrix
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
CAUTION.

" HEREBY FORWARN all persons
n from trespassing on my promises,
situated in Montgomery and Howard
counties, with either dog or gun, or in
any manner whatever, as am detcrmin-
ed, without respect to persons, to en-
force the law against all 50 offending.
ian 5-3t BASIL DTVALL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

Rs' We refer eur readers to the adj
vertisement of our old friend, j. 7. HIG-
GINS y BAO., PoolesYiAe, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

Gy" " TIE Pubic WAHprR," pub
lished at Ellicotfs Mills, by WM. NJ.
Isaac, Esq, comes to us in an enlarged
form, and is otherwise handsomely inn
proved 1t is now one of the neatest
country papers in the State, ana con
Quoted with much ability.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
TYAHlgPI63iN

A YOUNG MAN on YOUTH, to make him
"A SELF generally uscful. One of good mo-
raj and industrious habits, and that can write
good hand and Is a fair accountant viii re-
ceiye q fair compensation, by making early ap-
picaton 10 JOHN II. SMOOT,
dec 20 GeorqotO,yn ID G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

PUBIC Works AND THE FARMING In
TEEEsT.-Thc Board of Public Works
at their meeting, held in Baltimore city
on the 18th ult., unanimously passed
resolutions which were offered by Major
GEORGE PETER, requesting the State di-
rectors in our several works of internal
improvement to use all proper means in
order to place such rates of freight upon
all substances to be used as manures and
upon all agricultural implements to be
used in Maryland, as viii only be suili-
cient to cover the cost of their transport
alton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

Et% The Know-nothing members of
the Maryland Legislature held meet
ing on Monday evening, at Annapolis,
and unanimously adopted resolution
endorsing the course of their political
friends in the House of Representatives
at Washington city, and for strenuously
sustaining the Philadelphia platform.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

On Corporations aud Joint Stool
Companies-Messrs. Schley, Hoffman
Hughes, Davis and Webster.
On observation-disclosures. Wallace, Den
mis-, Bond, Sothoron and Turner
On Printing Messrs. DAVIS, Dennis,
Wilkins, Hughes and Sehlcy.
On Agriculture-Messrs. Sothoron,
Hughes, Clark, Wilkins and Pitts.
On Militia AIessrs. Gather, Turner
Clark, Mccullough and Schley.
On the Constitution-Messrs. Gather
Semmcs, Wallace, Webster and Nc
Cullough.
On Executive Nominations -Messrs.
Tyler, Hoffman and Schley,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Militia--Mcssrs. Duyall, Wilmer,
Hauver, Nef, Smith of Worcester, Tim
mons, Rolph.
Agriculture-M essrs. Davis, Griffith,
Wright, Thomas, Brooke, Dorsey, Smith
of Worcester.
Corporations-Messrs. Daniel, Silver
Chilcoat, Stubs, lugg, Bowling, Wolfe,
Burlington and Clark
Inspcctions-Messrs. Lester, Dowell,
Wilson Of Somerset, Smith Of Baltimore,
Stone, Wright, Miller.
Colored Population essrs. Sudler
Harrington, Roberts, Scott, Thomas
Lawson and Grove.
Lotteries Messrs. Stewart, Tower
Valiant, Wolfe, Kildow, Rolph and Cul
lings.
Library-Messrs Goldsborough, Bowie
Harris, Whitmer, Corby, Holland an(
Jarrett
Printing-Mcssrs Stubs, Silver
Askew, Brooke, Whitby, Harding anC
Hugg.
Insolvency-Messrs. Hall, Neff, Fiery
Cuttings, Stack, Abbott and Corby.
Engrossed Bills-Nlcssrs. Wilson, O
Calvert, Griffith, Rankin, Hauver
Rowles, Loughridge and Reichard,
Expiring Laws-Mcssrs. Smith, G
Carroll, Wickes, Frey, Wilson, of Cal
vert, Timmons, Hall and Bowles.
Federal Relations-Messrs Plowden
Merrick, Holland, Silver, Partridge
Kennedy, Carper and Corby.
Currcncy-AIessrs. Brcngle, Toad
vine, Kildow, Bowling, Dowell, DIVA
and Stark.
Contingent Fund -AIcssrs. Dahl
Brown, Waters, Chilcoat, Dorsey an
, Harris.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
FOR FOR SALE,

a NEG sgD MAN, between forty
IN and forty-two years of age. He
is a good farm hand, and strong and
healthy Apply at this Office.
jan l. If
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
NOTICE.

FENHE undersigned, Commissioners
n appointed by Montgomery County
Court to divide the real estate of Lewis
Belmear, late of said county, deceased,
hereby give notice that they will meet
ON the premises, on 7HURSDAY, M
IN Of Febraaly ne.rt, ut the hour of 1C
O'Clock, A. NJ, to execute said commits.
sion. All parties interested, are notified
to be present.
JOHN w. ANDERSON,
OHIO MAGRUDER,
NATHAN G. DICKERSON,
THOS. NORTHAMPTON,
IIY. WEST.
jan 12-1t Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

Re" For several days past, we have
not met man, woman or child, who did
not salute us with an exclamation upon
the severity of the weather-all declar-
ing that they never experienced a colder
week than that just closing Freezing
as it has been, our town has presented
quite lively scene--cvery pedestrian
moving along. in an extraordinary hurry,
as if in pursuit of something demanding
urgency and despatch
The sleighing has been magnificent,
and our principal thoroughfme has pre-.
scented an unusually animated spectacle
in the rapid fight of sleighs of every va
riety of structure, the merry gingling o
bells, the happy faces and glad shouts q
the beaux and bellies enjoying tho sport
There have been several weddings in on
neighborhood since this cold spell set in
and from the general disposition for en-
Ijoyment which this sleighing season ha
engendcred, it cannot pass away withou
bringing upon the tapis "a few more 0
the same sort" sf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL-BoND-
HOLDERS MEETING. "A meeting of the
bondholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal was held in Washington, on the
9Th instant, representing nearly mil
lion Of dollars They adopted resolu-
ton appointing committee to represent
their interest before the Legislature Of
Maryland, in order to procure the man
agement Of the canal Invested of State
control, or the passage of an act for the
sale Of said work ON terms securing 10
the bondholders the payment Of their
claims, and coupon on every bond and
a tax Of quarter per cent. to be as
sessed to dcfray the expenses 1t was
stated that the outlay Of tho canal ab-
serbs the income, and that $500, 600
interest remains unpaid, Independent OF
the Virginia guaranteed bonds, the en-
tire debt being $4,000, 900. The bond
holders declare the company nearly bank
rupt, and it only needs declaration to
make it 50. The canal cost. from S14,-
600, 900 70 SIS, 900, 900. SIN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
Cross Roads Tavern.

Ags&.. THE ABOVE NAMED PUB.
Hi: lie House, situated in Mont
!..:l:Es4 gomery County, md, upon
the Union Pink or Turnpike Road, .
miles from Washington, is to let for one
or more years. 1t is the best stand for
business between Wellington and
Brookeyille, especially for first class
BOARDING HOUSE.
For further particulars, inquire Of
GEO. TAYLOR,
dec. l5-4t. Chapel Hill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

The WASHINGTON AQUEDucT The
Secretary Of War, in his annual report,
thus refers to this work:
Notwithstanding very unhealthy
season, the work on the aqucduct de-
signed to supply this city with water has
been prosecuted successfully, and to the
extent of the means appropriated A
larger appropriation will be asked, in or
der to realize the benefits of this great
enterprise as early and as economically
as possible, Should The appropriation
be granted at an early period in the SEES
sion, the operations can be continuously
carried on but if it should be DELAYED
until the usual period Of making the an
nual appropriations, the spring --thc
most favorable season for work-will be
lost, and the operation be again subject
cd to interruptions resulting from tho
autumnal diseases which prevail in the
locality"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
MEETING OF TIE DEMOCRATIC NAr1oN-

MEETING OF THE Democratic NATION
AL COMMITTEES. The Democratic Ma
tional Committee met at the National
Hotel, in Washington, on Tuesday morn
ing last-overy State being represented.
The Hon. ROBERT NJ. MoLANE, of Ma
ryland, was in the chair.
The only business whatever approach
ed Says the Washington "Star,") was
the question Of the best time for the
meeting ofthe next Democratic National
Convention, at Cincinnati. Many sug-
gestions were made and conversational
debate took place. Some gentlemen ia
voring as early a period as the last week
in March, while others desired the time
of the assembling of the Convention to
be put of until July. Finally, the first
Monday in June next, at Il, NJ, was
agreed on unanimously. The commit
tee adjourned sine de.
EXECUTION OF MILLER. Frederick Mil
Ter, tn, German who murdered DR.. j /.
L. G. Hadel and young Graf, was exc
cutcd at Cumberland ON the 4th instant
in the presence of an immense concourse
of persons. lie protested his innocence
to the last, acknowledging, however, that
he robbed the Doctors office, but utterly
refusing to confess the double murder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12
THE SEN TIN Ell.
ROCKVILLE, NHD.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

SATURDAY, ::JANUARY II, 1856.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-12

STANDING COMMITTEES. The follow
ing is list of the Standing Committees
ofthe Senate and House Of Delegates Of
Maryland:
SENATE.
On Finance essrs. Tyler, Wallace,
Hoffman, Bond and Sothoron.
Judicial Proceedings -Messrs. Wal
lace, Hughes, Schley, Webster and
Cook.
Internal Improvements Messrs. HoE-
man, Davis, Bond, Turner and Gather
On Invalid Deeds and Defective Pro.
ceedings-Mcssrs. Berry, Semmcs, Den.
mis-, Mccullough and Schley.
On Insolvent Laws Messrs. Semmes,
Chiffon, Bowdle, Hoffman, Webster.
On the Library--Mcssrs. Sothoron
Davis and Mccullough
On Engrossed Bills Massrs Bond
Semmes. Wilkins, Clark and Davis.
On Revolutionary Clainis--NIessrs
Turner, Pitts, Bowdle, Clark and Nc.
T Cullough.
/ On Pensions-Glessrs. Dennis, vii
llins and Chiffon.
/ On Colored Population Messrs. Den.
mis-, Clark, Hughes, Berry, Bond ans
Sotboron.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

I.ouIsvILLEsteam EMPIRE Dbl whisky F Debondio
DC m Sus f 55 sss s
CO. bb eggs If DO cheese 70 ssks bacon If bbls cheese
=
Sss sa.ss
WsT Mr9n ss eggs hhd 9oafso t. Robertson
M sU k kss m "a lard 5 h ri corn Rbs
= do Helm Chism-lot sundres Adams xco-Tota, lis
hhds tobacco. rs-. Fl
VINE pEF: ss s s.isx
baden water Taylor Baden-Tota, 142 bales cotton
49, Sea SS S
~ hbls oa 500 SIS bnehe-oel 800 do bran 500
aES 14
a1T 91 i SS o pH SACKS
Prise Seo coils rope to Pame BrQ5 bb
S Hfs sss EsS as TosPiss sss
fshs Ga 81 d. I m
M Isl -s eas 1os SHOULDERS Wright bb
casks venison Brelio4r4 Do hams Breadws Geo
s ss ss 1877
5f sS.s g ~ saFs
Ssd ssa Tss SsIisa es Ss
scrneder-Total, 81 hhds tobacco.
~ xS;
% hn o %o W Raws Do Feowes
Short &so5 do NcGregor, lloway &sol do Michel tco
81, 4 &s; e. 4ss s3G. s %sn
D9egan eo cooking stoves and fixtures to Green cEum
s o Soaf
Total, So bales cotton, BAG hhds tobacco.
Ss Nh b ssss sss seo
HHa M ae 0 Uu hys fT e
Reage Roberts Terill pale petrjes Wallace &sol
s 1Ss b seton
Tmoulet woodruff lso5O do bbls sugar . Gb
sDS Ss
soe S aepe 55
| 81 hf do, 2 hf bbls sugar.
DO lard oil 50 hhds tobacco Bridges Robinson2 d
&AeIfy a Wis.,
naes Go ard Hewitt s
ks9s2 Do Fe!oSe &eo-7 81 6bls lard Moore vancun@i
FLATBoATs.
| INDIANA-Two Boats-24O tons hay to McCheek &co.
TENNEsSEE-Three Boats-lso.oO0 aves Juge fls &c
| RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Sss msassas to eo ia
sugar to aT6y ess hides Beocq co-5 bae
moss Hachner-5 do Gerard.
CONSIGNEES.
NEW Notwithstanding Pladephia-JJ Albert-Alston
Bro-Bleche Ieaunont-F BauetwJ Burn I. &coD,ak
Ellis &eo-Betterton Ket-Brander Mckenna 4 Hubbard
Charles-Gooper Neibe-3uchannen Carroll &co-Carrol
Pritchnrd &co-Goo, Young &co-R II Clnn-H Clostema1
&coW II Crane &co-F Camcrdell--C Custis &co-R Cole
p Dure!l-M Carnelle-Davis & Jackson-S Duncan-J
Dougherty &co &eonFabre Espa
Fernandez--N Foger-M Greenwood &co-P Canue-t
GauclcGodchennx freres--I Hobbs &coP Hebrard-Hen
derson & Peale-Heald Massie &co-B Hebrard-TIaris
Morgan-IIendeson Ganes-H II Mnegens &eo-E Hurt
COD II Holmes-Jennings, Laughand Eco-Kennet &co-s
il Kennedy &co-W Kirkland Gco-S kaser-7--W II I.etch
ford &co-.E Lion Lum-R Laughlin &co-Ineschlos
l5ros- LehdeLanata Bros-B Iaplace-Lusk &co-Ieigh
ton Barbo-A Levy &co-J Mcdonald Seo-AIoreno Bro
A Munroe &eo-McCutchon Howell &co--M Miler-E Mar
qusizeTR Muen-J Mahews &co-Merrstt Mcconnell
| Adams &co-J Marks &co-E Mongin-J Mole--Menard
Nignard-Molony Bros-G Morrison &co-Ncholson &co-
Newhall & Huy6-Oakey Hawkins-A Pepn &co-L Preros
w PieketnPerson, Hsrrson &eo-Pope Ellison &so.I
| ber;s-Ronan &eo-P Relly-slark, stauGer &co--J
steel-D Scanan &co-E R Stevens &co-Smith Bro-T
Smh-Smith FimSterTaylor & Hadden--Peter Scherre
M TontatIa--J Wright &co-.J 9 Woodruff &co-P Werlich
Wright, Davenport &co-A Whiting &co-OO Woodman-t
Yale &coZeiller, King &coorderfrom Havana-W C Tenn
pletonBorneo Bros-Pug, Mir &co-L Price &co-S DEVISE
| eco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-14
Shipped by snndries for Havana .......... $4,000
:. :. New York. 49,. ....... $4,000
:. by H. B. Merrell & Co. for New York. 100000
SIJO.000

That for New York by Nerrell Co. in Mexican dollars
that for Havana silver coin and douboons The receipts this
week of Mexican silver reach S5 which will be duly noted
in usual weekly table tomorrow.
We received nothing of note from New York today but in
below regular weekly commercial circular Of the Liver
pool markets.
There have been only moderate sales of bank notes
for the week. though for descriponssay Kentucky,
Indiana and the specie paying bank notes of Ohio there
demand than for others There but few notes of the
Bank Of Missouri in market OF Tennessee there greater
supply and great variety of the Issues Of both the old and free
banks. Of South Carolina and Georgia there only few
scattering bills offering the brokers' The for
tons cotton in Mississippi and other States being the
issues of Georgia and South Carolina Banks sent home
hapg ressued the of business in the fall.
In there have sales including 900 Mexican
dollars which purchased by Mrrell 4 Co. at 49, The
demand for them, however is not active.
Land continue dull Sales have been made at
Is 76 per during the week. To-day the price is
nominal.
We regular weekly quotations of uncurrert bank
and coin, which the Of II B. Merren Co.