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TIME Usage ORANGE-Tbe sub
l. scribers have Just received direct
from Texas, a supply Of the seed Of this in
valuable plant
In speaking Of this plant, the Southern
Cu|'ivator published in Augusta Georgia.
very Justly remarks Eve have The fullest
confidence in the Osoge Orange as heage
plant, and consider il in all respects superi.
or to any other that has been introduced
For sale by
feb l5-f. s. NJ. HART Il 60.
Arthwr's self Sealing Cams.
I'VE undersigned sole agent for Baton
l Rouge and vicinity, will shortly ,e
ceive few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit AMI Vegetable preservers. and by the
first Of September, will be prepared to sup
oily any quantity. Those wishing them.
will please leave their orders al nv store.
aud when received, they will! he forward
cd to them; all order. must be accom-
panied with the CASH
aug. 8. n. G. MONTAN.
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Liver Complaint.

NAN BE eHectual1y cured by the use o.,
" Hollands German Bitte,s. Price
duced to seventy Eve cents, can always be
had fresh at the "rug store Of
oct1O. WIN. BOGEI..
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22

RADWAYS Renovating Resolvent, re-,
IL solves disease, per,hes the bleed, and
renovstes the system. for sale BY
feb %. 7. l.. WALLET, Apcthetsyy
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22

NdE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for East ana West Baton Rouge
for Smith Mcleod Il Co.'S superior and
pure Bi-Sulph Of Lime Plasters will find
t to their interest to buy here.
novS WV. RoGrL. Druggist.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22

r EECHES. 200 best Hungarian Leech.
~ es, just received and for sale by
feb q. J. L. VALET, Apothecsry.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22

NlROP Anti Ph'ogist;que de Brsnt, 70.
~ colds coughs &c for cal. by 9
may-24 Il VALET, Druggist.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22

UW3 M Vse1Vss"SU) W.
J. l.. VALET,
BE Drug ote1s - 7hire street.
y IN constant receipt Of PURE.
aAl1 Rysgs xs e. Z. ~: @" s..:,
sdper ship Tempest, ffsn n. i. ~ isRswias:
barre, Refined Alum,
! 40. CoFeras;
do. Gum t'ampher. refined
! 40. B.carb Of Sofia; do Cream Tartar:
do. Fine white Gina .A,sbic.
10 Onz. Sulph Quinine;
40 d'scbms Sulph Morphine;
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
so lbs. Best Bermuda Arrow Rect
American SceriGcaters;
Turkey Rhobarb, Pplv. 1persc. Ar.
All of which, he Offers on the most res
eonable terms. oct9O.
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,,n,, H. -. ~ 80 r,r a hearing IN
some nns"specths person lae was u'eA''eo ~ o
the 10Th.
Margaret Smith was held for examination on the 2s
'i'is" - - ~
charge Oh larceny. ,,., ,s.
Mrs Turbet sent to the Insane Asylum to be treated Tor
, c.s,a and Du,uber of hard customers we're and
, ,l., I ,ousas '''N
Nofh-houSeu.
n,>,, co,,,,o>., r,rpr Tose Maria Mar.
REcoNpEH DohoAoN |ooNi''o'' 'i''t" '''''
tne the SDanard yesterday after due examination sent
r h VS. ms,r;ct Court to he tried for numbering Pam
oe'oFe i'e ri's' h''1'Ae' Wa" " " ~ "
phlo Garcia the Mexican in house on Love street, on ffS
week The slave woman Magdaene belonging Mr. Young
~ " - I. - i, :, ,,assor, II, ,,, ,r,-do~ An ,,o raw
WAS also colnmcd rs an aeeesso.' W we ~ - ."' i,
ties appearet were OIL e'S VI l'ies"F Al o
lima Tho co1ocd woman made the remark that she intended
"' !. ,T;,, ,o,s h,rso,r ar +boro ,,a ,o, hoo, "a
to go soon TO MeNco pass he'Se o 'nei "u eoio oVh "
New Orleans and pass herself for white Garcia told her TINT
If she did 81 he would burn her down. read
II " VI" =" "O ,;a, I1 rrh , a,r,;,n,.d III,
ing newspaper WHICH ut '"u' nv "o'a' 'o,'''".S
remark to Martinez VINO VEN 10 "Hreh 'po" II. a" "'e
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TIKI COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ADMINISTRATORS was q regular meet
ing Board evening Mr. Duprt i'll the chair and seven
Tie Fading the minutes of meeting dispensed
message received from The Mayor in relation to s'ndEy
Read md laid on table.
tn m the FnancS Comnittc 10 report favor
ably certain bills Of theirs read and referred to he con
the City Attorney with directions to report thereon
resoi1nn from the Board of Assistants relating certain
matters in dispute between city and the ssees Of the City
Workhouse Laid en- the table Indefinitely.
Department of the city, was read aud OH the rules
Osls rsaoiea FROM ni the boar Of Xsssts ordering the
Comptroller for the payment Of snnry bills Of print
FrSoion a SS the wanScr Of the First and
ond Districts to employ an extra assistant until the l'' JIM"
resolution from tle Board Of Assistants "nthori7ins the
tory in the centre Of Basin street. at its Junction with Canal
read and the accompanying resolutions Which were
On III, le Gei suspended for The purpose MI rlEce moved
that the Board 90 into the election Of PRESIDENT pr" t when
motion adopted and Mr. Dnre unanimously elected 10 h"
The Board then proceeded to the consideration the coi-
cation of the city ordinances After which they aonrhel
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-PlcSent Mr..
Hall in the chair and 4nor'n ,., ,u,.,,,,,
from various persons They appropriately referred.
resolution was offered by Mr. Hurt for inviting the Board
physician the place OF DR.. sane bring understood that
tn" fna" o 5@ fSIS,1Sa ssf he SSg ry linn
that he shouG conclude return I" the CITY, he would
send his resignation b. mail and that such resignation had
Mr. produced letters from several parties to the rlIr
that they had The DOCTORS word that he did not intend c'n
The resolution WIS then voted upon adopted but
the Board of Aldermen for concurrence Mr. Holland OBJ
joeng as before and stnin hn he every dn! looked for let
ar L " DEW Of the = s. Coast Survey heyt2s ne'ifionG1
sert rt,ren Common ma Canal ris1ntion wa, llcI
giving linn the privilege desired The observatory oet' only
The Compo'cr IL communication Of some length, re-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-19

ANOTHER ARRowsMITH IN THE F1ELD-A cores
pondent Of the New York Times, over the signature
of s'Mr. Arrowsmth, Jr,' by way Of illustrating the
possibility of person train OF cars, going at full
speed, being able to hear the footsteps OF man
who was running after it, relates the following
",whopper'':
A well.known John Bull and an equally progress
i've Yankee, met ia my presence not long since, and
very shortly each eyinced strong propensity to en-
tighten the other to their physical advantages, the
Yankee evidently making out the best case. Present
ly the Englishman perceived the necessity of retrev
ing his position, remarked that in the Old Country
his eyesight was considered remarkable, and to give
YOU an instance of it, can see fly on the summit OF
Trinity Church steeple"
The Yankee, not at all discomposed by such an
Instance Of far-sghtedness, merely raised his head
temarkingy" Well, Mr.. B., must own your eyes are
better than mine, and 1beeve all yousay, for though
F.cant sec him, / can hear him step
Our friend the Enslishman1, died last week, very
suddenly, and the Coroners Jury brought in the YER
dict q Died from listening to an account from the
London Times, OF the celebrated Georgia duels."
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Ott0 Qovleans yNonrH xt(arhet.

CRESCENT OrrlCE No, 70 Camp Street,
1uesiaY EEc'inE. Nov Is.
There nothing OF Importance lIpiftd toiH! i'll mon.
affairs The mails BY the Baltic from Liverpool Of the h
ult reccyeey bring rather conflicting accounts Of the
prospects Of cotton which in some degree "r" confirmed ut
atcr hon by clegrhr "lYrN of tue accounts brought by thu
City Of Washington which arrived AT PhF're'a l'' "SA /
with Liyerpo"l dates OF the 9Th inst, giving H. 10 nwj'1'
that c"tton duh and d"cnr Vi Gl l"I taken place
Fluctuations expect before the merits OF the ca" M" l">
understood The general money market was "" A9Ht mango
and W. have possibly received the worst OF III" hEArc n'"
Ecnce Tor the present, uhraa Emperor Napoleon ' Ne '
tonrd OF lose Ills htni aud N TINT """t be about ' ""''
OF The ntUhE crisis HE effect "'"Id "H II" h4lhr!Al GA
this market
lAcTe we're some pHrrhheN"i paper o'daH i'i0E Two !"
io"r months ~ Fun embracing good N lar SECOND class "
rAcS ranging itHA StLh' per crii All paper I'M mug li'E
iAh ninety day TO run Is hoi' IT, r7Htdt III The Bank ~ i'll
less Ill fN'tN"' eases II = preferable ih't oar "H'N N"'
keep III E'H MN ana tH>to' 'h I" be cHl"n'- '"WI
tue requirements I" uc law Many '';'c' arc n' A""' N''
the Bank !"s Oh the H'e arc 'tFy 'fe ami thai N'r'i>""
exists al All h'arS over ''t'' movements
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Iotal gnttlligtntt.

r 1yy,r Monday ,ros quite troDcal
2 5t@4 -li-, H., "o,nn+ .,,n shady sidos of ,,u
~ ~ .5 p r rp = dloJI, orc,c ,av and peouie
s,tss 49,. h a s;Ias If all sim stoves md crates
sssiFefea ana sought inc feo s"sS "a ' V ;, ] ,h
#5 SheS como hiu. ~" u ~ w., ,,,,rs nnI h+ ,nI
st9p"a"'e ' :, s, srf1 -; Ssh 0r course as tro
1s anu pu4e's 49,, I we would nj wonder if the
sVte is - y ] co,,n,on snnls reach
@ So" -, ,lar ~ ,ove ,y.r,, Ieu,ornfes with il
'a a it'.'i'is ' - 80, - o., e, T,h how col
laAst0 aPpte ~ " anu o go % " ~
~
LEAP YEAR BALL-Ne nave received potise III
vi,aion from the young ladies Agiers be al
leap year ball. they intend to have there tomorrow
x1ishi invitation is signed by list OF lady nHm'
gers and lady ioon@nagsrs, and eoAcnue' WIN 'ssS "o1
40 gentleman 8H"t.ieu "''l p( =, - t,,
s iN1ih s' ~ -" ri ~ ~, r:,r, iru,rs and
tes's, you AnoWn'' 3D. VIZ nv , ",'oi IF .cn senI
FloA tahe 10 eosS ''e l'.eA o F H., ta,, .t,r ,o
ss Is safely across the rivy and back we'll come with pleasure
That's ALL thank you Goodaay ladies
. o., ,r ,v ,,,n,i,hoa q fo,r dave
1hh'h'i 81" " D w p'
s54 since an aeeouh'' Coroner '''0S' 'N wac @ " @
soas o. aa,s 10y M az n, @ yii s,
s" srs kngieo near me corner VI DtsH"e'' "tu ' t
the verdict in which ease was 'ha' ueaA III" ose "' Wy
blow or al' Since men, me coroner haa osSn pns'"
ms inquiries, ana yesterday y s"i"e" "'o'Na w '
6h IN causing Mrs Fl's'ens ares On eRe , VI
one was arrested oy i'e'" F'ih' Nn" ''hIA up Inc P
t"t" e' Tug aAaiF "'i 0e a"'ei'ps1 oe0ie "'@ i "'
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Cornelus Boyle, Thomas
Dwire W. c. Palmer D. Candy and Mrs Antiry, Of
assaults batteries; Dunning Of assault with
dangerous weapon John r Newman Ncescd Of ubornahon
perjury; and Joseph Wilson, accused Of larceny, was ycser
day discharged by mol pros
James Wallace WAS tired LOT assault Hhu battery and 0Nf1
guilty -
James Grant tried for assault and battery ana acquitted
Bridget Jane Casey was tried Tor larceny anu acquitted
John Dihger and Herman Lacy were ried Tor entering
dwelling in the day time with intent to steal anu acquitted
J. D. Barnes tried for assault and battery IN" ioon'
gnil?.
john Gatiefr charged with assault ana bheF acd oale"
O. tor tripli and his bonds were declared forfeited
J. G. David charged with furnishing false free papers to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-19

"a SrARTLING ANEoUNCEMENT:-The New York
Times, of the 18th inst, says:
We have been favored by an unknown prophet,
Fho sends the following startling announcement of
what we may look forward to in very short time 1t
mas probably been started by the reelection of Mayor
Wood:
PROPHECY.
am coninssionate of our Lord to announce that
New York is on the point to be destroyed by earth
quake and fire. if the dreadful wicked inhabitants of
sthecity and neighborhood will not repent till Tuesday
nightnext week, conIessing their sins publicly in the
street on their knees. Hell is before them il they do
not repent. ALBERT.
The telegraph Offices will please take notice Of the
above. We shall expect full particulars from our
: ftdeyi" whom we have sent on for the purpose Of
getting all the Incidents Of the occurrence.
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MEMORANDA.

nFT The steamer Morning left st Louis 10Th inst Pass
ed Star Of the West st Liberty Sovereign Island No TO-
So Falls City left st Louis 18th inst Passed
steamers OF the West Hat Island passed Uncle Sam
tiraud Gulf Sovereign Humboldt Memphis, Ben Franklin
Helena Morning Star at Island No 100 In port ut Cairo
loading for New Orleans, steamers David White, II Denny
nni j W Hickman
Msy- The Era left rttsburg the 23d October.
inches Wheeling Bar. Left pttsburS the
follow ing for the Grapus No = for the
Rio Grande Chtroa, for Florida Cora, for Ataknn Ar
kansas Arkansas River. Left Louisville 9Th inst in port
steamer Peter Whlsng, for Memphis steamer " Douglas,
for Red River A Baker, for ,takaas;
Cucle Ben for Sabine.
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gleu ORLEANS 9ailg Cresfent.
Gentle Words.

The sun may yet warm The grass to life
The dew the dropping flower,
The eyes grow bright and watch the l'ghs
OF autumn's opening hour 49,
But words that breathe of tenderness -
And smiles we know are true, j..
Are warmer than the summertime,
And brighter than the dew.
IT is not much tile world can give,
With all its subtle art,
And gold and gems are the things
To sanctify the heart;
An oh if those who cluster round
The altar aud the hearth
Have GENTLE words and loving smiles,
How beautiful is earth
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y Army ISTEL11GENcE.-Ca Barry and Lieut.. But
Zer for some time stationed Mt this place, take their
departure for Fort Hamilton, N Y, this week to the
sincere regret Of many warm friends their high per-
sona qualities have endeared them to during their
stay in Baton Rouge Col Magruder, the gallant
soldier OF Mexico succeeds Capt Barry. who for SO
short residence, has already established himself
in the estimation of our citizen.
[Baton Rouge Advocate, 18th inst.
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Loss OF THE PROPELLER J. W. BROOKS WITH
ALE ON BoARp-A dispatch dated Oswego, lith 'lsf'
says that it has been ascertained that the pFopee'
which foundered On Lake Ontario daring the late gaze
was the J. W. Brooks, belonging to the Noitneii
Transportation Company. Every SOU Oh ooAio
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EXPORTS.

LIyERpOOl-Shp Ciccro--.iSS- bales cotton.
BOSTON-ark Ellen SevensSJD bales cotton 900 slaves,
10 boxes oil
BUSTON-nrk Susan G4ud-7S5 bales cotton 80 bNls al.
cohoi.
HOSTON-Rg Azores-639 bales cotton III bill, lour do
whisky, 1911 bil> hides
MOBIiESchr uian-i5S sacks cora a63 do oa, ~ bNis
iulr, ~ baskets oil, bll Nhpice
ST MAEkS AND NEWPORT-S<,lr Aurtin-6 rSks bacon
hhds h"xes Candles Il hb, whisky ~ bills flour
do ORANGES no cocoaS y Il" iU pork AZ Do onions
hoNcs cheese. hb and ties hans bbl aud kegs lard, 10
sack
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NAyA1.-The Norfolk Herald Of the 18th says:
Lieut.. G. H. Cooper has been detached from the
Naval Rendezvous, and ordered TO me Orolnary AT
fhe Gosport Navy Yard. Lieut.. C. F. NJ. Spotswood
has been ordered to the Rendezvous, vice Lieut..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-19

The contraction discounts and deposits progresses steadily"
The reduction discounts has been about ten lnios OF dol
hrs in deposts twelve millions The specie reserve has
during ~, mast week sui it larger than
time since the Goth September. The sece reserve is just
villa, it was last year this time while the discount line is ten
millions less There ~ls margin yet for further rcdue'
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9tOit>v Of t5e }t)atAGts.
WEDNESDAY MURNINl;. M,

WEDNESDAY MORNING. Nov. 10. lS56.
CurTON...T There TAR dcnnr yesterday, tnonG the
market activity than Monday and the sa
br4ce abon 5000 bales. THE Was0joston lrluc: Ia
marked effect prc. which very ful! for Miln- bl
easy for the lover grades, We still quote; ,E/~
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior e. Mti'tims .H, X
tid @ 49,. 10 3 448 H HHn M'Fn air.
Low ,Iidilis. GILL; i
TOBACrU,. We ,ljl not hear Of safe.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
rpton-baIe4. Tobacco-!his
STICK on han" and; Sept l. 4: ~. ''5a I'D; ''4'
N0's.'F' y S:,,s :::: g%j .59 70 705
45j,7I3 n,J55
Exported x sycs js; @% 3:;I a'5,
- yesterday '''''''' --- 99ys2 " s,>a
45IG-1 7,22I
SUGAR AND MUIss5HS., About l@' hrls Sugar
sold steady prises,,nf MoIase ~ Vol, New trP
taken Snlc. - Cipirc o. and at b6- ii LG-t
gallon
IVuuR.. We noticed .sIe, 3ool hhI7, inr,n5 ll5e
Louis in three lois AT -, a' To ?oo in jo At l SAM one u
u, private terms, and iu ibis Fine al ST y 4 .
GRAIN. Thr sales Of Corn confined To IL" sack,
Mixed G md q in lots 6er'aic 4 tnateI OF Vines;
nearly NIto su lHrul% 2u At 81 ~ for Prtn'
Red and 81 ~ for 1880 Prime White at II o. ami to
Red 81 10 Z bse .n Oats I'D sacks Ohio sold at
57utec and @J ST. Louis At jlrt4 Hp,A- III any sA1
nl,lt WAS done III Bran.
rROYISIN transactions in Pork conir,l
tuil mostly 81 h for MsS>..nt Bacon - ra>>
prime Ribbed, 1h st. IN Of Clear - j. Nr 'ut
Snullsrs at Sc II b w Nothing 4jn5 'sort
! porting.
lAY sulalI lots ,y}e ,cIli= from ,:or1 5l @ Il
for Western.
roFrEE. sa'" confined 80 ta4> RI, lnsa's lie, as
30 IDl.c :. n.
SALT cargo sa1c, Of Liverpool referred to in Ia
report S,l'le 2 sack for Course.
INDIA BAIGlNlf....Au offer o. ljc refused fora lo "
~ bn!e
GTNNY BN,iS.. 2,o bales were t} tl 4I,t
LARD ul,-,W u,ice,I sales o lu' hO+ Winter ,tr"nr'
VI 81 10 2 EA}iol.
TAIA.uW. VAIL and ''ity Rendered o}srGi AZ II
. 4 ID.
a; &c., g1u III loo mostly n'>:r SO 4 gallon
FREfHllTS..- ship taira lis'rr lr for I>o
nI ~, rrg t1.iu, nn f.. Ms-t. 81 y t,r r!"'t
u Grain. SHIP ill.,. iv'il %i'- ',r iNrt"al
Is I'D to, Cotton.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New OrleHrs
Be remembered, that the 2th March, 556, before me-
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charies Briggs President, and II! T. Jan
Secretary OF The Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans, who being duly sworn, according sw do de-
and that the above
orrec transcript books OF the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
IL F. JANEiER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1856. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish OF Orleans.
The Board of rnStees hive resolved to Six cent in
scrip certificates 1851 payable after
second Monday of May and have declared iiv
dead Of Twenty the earned of
year which will be issued and
the day of june aud they have reserved tho balance
profits ending 18th March, 1856
unliisTtd u!tilns against the Company.
The the rtris OF
rivers and loss aud damage by fire. Of
p-tiuitim.
Ohicu iron building, of Camp ni .ach+z
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
4. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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CHATrAuoouHlE RIvgR.--We learn from the Co.
qumbus Enquirer Of the 18th inst, that the Chatta-
aoochie was falling at that point though still naVl-
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Commercial Intelligence.

I.IvERfO0lD OCT. =, lSIf.
The Acas ayiccs have hAt but little effect upon the
state of the cotton market The sales estimated
SWSl bales OF which spectators amt exporters took 25h.
Prices all much the Friday We
sppen periodical OF the quantity Of American
cotton at seat including all advised per Africa
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The National

The steamship Cahawba, Capt Bullock, sailed from
New York on the 18th, for New Orleans via Havana.
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Shipping GNttlljgtNt:.
WEDNESDAY,, November, -, ls5G.
CLEANEN YESTERDAY.

Shp ri."o. T.oriur, io Nrr0l. !! Ns'hti -" j."
i|uN rIl,r ~I'Ny iu",. tn li..;o. II H'7-
!GI,k " l.t.u lr-!. ii-.' t'r,,A} r0"!3
Es,- ttDE'-. Nu:rut. ta Boston. Z ~, ! tt,WtJ
~c.r Julian, F'ai-j' Sos Muli,. & " g. "'tl. :.
>chr NwtHH, .r .Jt st n uh. a4 Arvrvla iD-i \ MrI
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something this country buy IT with For it is doubtful II
bills of exchange sixty days sight will continue TO be IN oon
demand in New York to enable operators to sell tee ana Ill
rest the proceeds in gold for Rotlschid and others
The monthly statement of the Banks OF the city OF New
York show the following ,.= 81
r,s,s Specie Circulation Deposits
Nov l. IS. 1903 l42 G03 llQ5LbI5 S6ocgn3
Nov. S. SO 1902 5D3 $50 1l6l6,iD sH6,12l o'oz''oli
Decrease loans and discounts S93S'53t
Tucrr line
in deposits nOminallN
deposits, actually
dr.sts in bank at the close Of several weeks have
been follows
Oct 4-Actual deposits in bank o.. n2.ntu
oct l4-Actual deposits in bank ~ 800
oct lS-Actml deposits i'll bank eati its
Oct 25-tct,al deposits in bank ob:oi2l
Noy lActuH deposits in bank 10
Nov S-Actua deposits in bank oo'tS'Ss'
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.l.rl,Nn-uANtl EsuI,HIruIsE SEORE, \

NiGtDN D-I!ANf) F7IISS1IEU HE ST UIkI-, 4'0
- - iiuruilr street, near tIEa
repaired and vanished III the best manner md On
EttSoraDlc . $780,. .
Persons crcIir house seps and wishing 10 dispose Of
fnn3 49, P. N. TDURNF.
d DR1i2U . ltope received and for sale BY
Is A F, COCHRAN Il HALL,
qun IS tirayipr
CDAPSg4aT h -lO4 pieces, Tor sale by
| y ALFRED kEAENY
Mo y Magazine street
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TRUSTEES.
'3., " west A. H. N.lv l''tiIu y, 'I4w,
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v ~ TuInpEi14, John G. 'i0urriCh, ]. Eager.
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lFiI INSuItANCI1 80 81 Aisi!.II,X - : ;&El-
REIIfE A&SiTY A3D TR ~ "oMPANT Of FH1I-
ADfLPnIA .-rHATER PERPETUAL.
assets. January LIST, 1856, S1,i2i,Gi2 ~.
DIRECTORS
A. W Thonpsnu Pan! - timiGtrh aD,JHhn Ely
Wa. NJ, t3odwin, J7He> D,Terelx Lawrence Johnson,
.;so MsIl"rry; s. t. GrH"ord 'in'p''n" hnsiiah
'' v STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE ZION NSDN, Fice-f resident.
PLTNT FIsK Seer, !sry ami Treasurer
Hz-Erw Orleans lirrHoil Diirt No. Ak lamp street
tirl,E4l Of the nEJvr W" known
Company southern sittt prepared receive n
ias'rtn" tr lies Ut white 4r'"ra 'nd '"Yt At
III i;: m, IF nrr'n,on '' pleasure ia submitting
~, H., rriuI.4 and til" H!iIc the Following
BOARD - EfFt.E - CE:
II ErMrDrtt 90, \. u. h"!!y i H., Vim N Perkins,
No.th, So'ett- < Go, o. T.!7o4 = ro; \ u ,j":4r,,
J. Burnside Il Co. jos. N"!irIl, JyaH HaglDu5
'%r1rnart, &Ifrrs L West,
T,'u T.rOart,l, President Merchants Muu ms. Comp my.
Tn. MAS Sloo i'r,,! Sun Mnta In-ir,nce Company,
f.,- ruyr. President f:..r- naur!I,se Company,
,!,.,rv + I,,sulp LDfl d. !5Hiu, Benjamin Fl0rnncs,
J. K ralin~, T'Ioro,.. Nrrr;,v, Mark WnIton
rrp,is,,r, Street from this Branch Office and leS"s
~ Pamphlet, ,t Eo.s, etc. can b" obtained m the Office
G's::i h is. .Ioox IL Ns'i'' Examiners
|" '''S'''''sS iHtEHpS n0A ~ .!@nsrsl A-cn',
,n22 " No Il CAM street.