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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

The movements in uHcurrent bank have large
during the week The supplies OF Carolina and Georgia
have been about sua ut this slight advance
rates has taken place They have great fondness
the Western States to extend their bank ssnes The
Of the State of Indiana has recently into operation
capital of $S 00 with liberty establish twenty branches
This might he regarded fearful increase paper money
warranted by sound system of finance and Indiana
great Agricultural State and all /; produces rea
cash. gold and silver particularly it this market and
the great inc Of banks does not augr well future
Regarding this bank, learn the State authorities hold
cheek II and security for the redemption Of its
issues So the directors and issue all the pretty
cravings u the shape Of promises that they
market for. y gb ss,i Pr.
In coin there only Moderate amounts offering
Every kind purchased within the of quotations.
Mexican dollars have been received during the week to the
tent of 7oG and found buyers at 55& according to sums
They have declined New York and are heavy in London
Land improved yet the quantity offering is
simple for the demand.
The following the regular rates Of H. B. Mere Co for
uncurren notes. and md coin o enumerated is
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Si,II3,G5D 81

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, CITY ct lew Orleans.
Be remembered that, the 18th JAY 1876, before me- the
subscriber the Peace and for tho city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles J. MansO; Secretary Of the
Crescent Mutual Company of Now Orieas who, be-
ing duly according to law does dep0se and the
and true, and correct Transcript
from die books of said Company.
ISigncdl c. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this 18th july, 1856
[Signedl CIAS. N. BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pHy interest Of
per cent cash the outstanding certificates Of proft,
tie holders thereof their legal representatives, aud
after the q Monday Of August prOXiTno.
The Boardo Trustees have also declared Di7deniot thirty
three and otrf the net earned premiums Of the
Company yer ending the 30h @ June, 1856 fer which
certificates ii be issued n after the 18th September
THOS. \. ADAMS President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President,
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ARRIVED.

- aNKlNEU.
Steamship America, Nelson rro,, ,-,..,.., . II, .
Iow--lst district IVA sF'"chieoa' 10 "e'u "
ship liberty Atkins p days from York to Chester Hill
Bark H,ii Manu. % days from Boston, to VIM Dewey
sehr Tom Hicks, kefer from Sabine Pass 10 astcr2 dis
trict. IT, N"''''-' ''S
schr Conquest Jenkins ? days from Psnssco,, 10 ,,
ley lSco--Basir. " N'uh i''
scht Ann Eiza Snow days from Pensacola to John Ii1
&co-Basn. ' ''''e3
sehr oetayia, Gentelause, from HON Island-gasin
Sehr Sea Bird. Hipper. from Coving ton-lIasiu
schr President, Sudier, from Penal River-Basn
schr Star, Parker from Bloxi-Basn.
Schr Experiment, Conley, from Pearl Rver-Basu
schr Joinyie Lourey from Tchefpuca--Basin.
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FL AT B 0 A rs.
-lSt iistrict--

INDIANA-Per fuckers Bout-l0l tons hay to McCheek.
INDIANA-Per Gowans Boat8V0 bbs potatoes and apples
TO order.
INnIANA-Per Browns Bont-6)G0 lbs and 30 bbs pork
ITO kegs lard 1853 bbs whisky $50 bales cay 400
bb!s potatoes and apples to order
INDIANA-Per Bogs's Boat-80) bb's whisky 10 order
INDIANA-Per Coiin's Boat--i2O tons bran to master
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL, FOR THE

a fEH'S CHEhAS1 fACIOfsAA, Foh THE
ooUaHs COLDS HoAEsEsEss REoSoHIT5s GROUP,
"HooflS Go SSSsUsaishf ASthAA AND
This remedy has won Itself such its of
e essss yt to Feson the evidences virtues
assfanes s psa @
section of the country ab9ands in publicly
Of the lungs by Whe Snes sot tried its superiority
oSsr sSs I we It's Ne no
longer hesitate anote employ for the and
ssns Climate fosda5ls atiaef;
and for Children it the pessante and safest medi
As has long Seen in constant throughout this section
do more than the people lis quality kept
R a ss d. b. has N ssans
sold b Gsw agents
LYMAN BITTERs, prepared by
DR. G. NJ. JACKSON, PH1LAozLpHIA, Pa,
M bs Of
diseases arising from dsofd cred Liver or Stomach
Fulnsss or Blood to The
Head. Acdity of the stomach,
FuIlness or Weight in tn, III, Stomach Sour! Sour
Of FSiSas s sHmnsE Ei hs ss Ii Fl
and ds Bsesa Eqs sb at Hsr h
ness Of Vision Po,s Webs before the Fever and Dn
sn n he ans Eyes, Ct Il Bss
slant .Imaginings of Evil
and great Depression
of Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public to this
its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which it is
mendei.
1t and unred article but that has stood the
ss ten a the ma sS
an well Tx fnsw In an f BY s AZ plr ri int
country IMMENSE careful perase Almanac mana pub. me-
I'D ] BY Ss os s a no BE ss @
remedy is really deserving TIE great celebrity / has obtained
adeiphia, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bters superior all preparations
JAoKsoN, La, Angus, 10, 1854.
the ineaculable benefit have derived from the of
Ties of You; ermsn Btte have found them to be all
public snfe sure remedy they are in.
tended for and superior to all other preparations
THE i BTES M ARE ~
JACKSON, La, August 20 1854.
all they represented and c!eerully recommend them
Respectfully. yours, W. F. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER seys:
Bters is very valuable medicine have
mediatey.
have for the last year used the er,n Bsrs prcpsre1 by
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here an!
eye that in less than year there will be mora so in ts
vicinity thnn in any other part Of the country.
DR.. EABE says:
FRAxHLlS, La, June a, 1852
Yonr German Dters have become very popular here and
wish fresh supply Immediately
Z. A. ADAMS co. say;
RICHMOND, La. June ., 1873
Brtes give universal satisfaction all who
You should bear mind that these Bters are entirely vsse
table thereby possessing advantages OF the prepare
tlons recommended for Similar diseases
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers every village
j. wR1oHT 4 Co,
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,
s-zz. 1890 -..,+,rzz--.sx,- NEW ORLEANS, JACK
kssslS NIs SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
HSS$ 5sst Slspsya.S+{At5T9 R All, ROAD

S=D -.,ss.rzFzzz,xx,-NEW ORLEANS, JACK
~ ~ ssss4SsS R ABROAD.
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New 0r'ears, daily. at
o'clock, A. ~ arrives Summit Mis- hundred hni eight
miles from New Orleans, 3 oc3ck A. NJ Returning
Summit every day o'clock 2. NJ, reaches New Or
leans Al go o'clock. p, N.
FARE-Thee cents mile, each way Children under five
years Of free. Children between i've and Twelve
and Coiored persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may he obnined at the Office Of the
Company, No ~ CRronIrlet Also, family tickets,
whoes halves in packages Of twenty FIVE ate reduced price
C0lGe! persons permitted to ride in the without
written expressly authorizing them do and naming,
the stations to and from which they A. the viii
be retained ny the Conductor and will be good for
direction only those making trip both ways will haze tot
provided with two.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans fpr Summit and
intermediate stations ut iS O'c A. NJ every Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday and leaves Summit Orleans
erediate stations. every Monday Wednesday Friday
morning At 30 O'Clock A. 81 This stops Fridays and
Saturdays nj Flag Stations Cmlway between egGar statosi
10 receive and deliver freight but not ANY O!e days.
No freight will he received at the New Orleans depot
after ) o'clock p. VI.
r. p. GUYARn, Sup't Transportation.
"a line Of four horse mail stages fran Summit
Jackson and from Jackson Summit every day connecting
with lhe passeUgErtrnins So If
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

|
ward saunders Hant-lg do to i Adams sco-l6s do t
oake Hawkins-l5o Payne Hnrlison-42R Robson Aller
S ByFps xaess EecSi Wright Alien Ssos IL Persons
%aSsr %s Sesf aiSs Ss bales %
Ma Rodd rataan2o Bradley wilson Xeo bales
Hs Aa% fe s 5e Sf s
sMcDawe NILS ,Ico-ll Lewis keo-6 lIeald, Mas,e sco-
amP5e hhds sheep ski9s I'd Iidss sdls de
1858 bales cotton. ..@H
yICKsBURG-steamer Nacfe1-2o9 bales cotton to join
Bnekns sta RnnSS ] balss cSto,
Eoga FGsy SS Dc 70 Henderson Hs,
j FsasH si Ro6sf Tsrss Payne srrisos dot Do
B5ns Vance Se2 Ns3 rnS3" V sso1;oW ggq"r
A. Mile@bsrgst- Fsewss &sq-35 i ASy SEQ Do /
leossl Lewis &co-ls Green { Grnmp-7 Cox to-l0 Dc
70 Martin Owen Cobb do to George smele Sc? do t.
Frerson Conway &eol6 bales moss Carroll Prtehard
- 1oNes t9Haceo Coea Putnam tco1 bales moss Bake
to t orde,-rotal 2IoI bales cotton
NILKISs BENDstsnss EeIiPpss2o5 bales cotton t.
Oakley 1 Hawkins g RfGks seO-89 Cnddy Brown Geo
s 8 W &so ks sS A e Qysn s Sfe o Js se
g george connellys9 Richard Nusen Sco bales cotton
30 DIN Watt co-29 PincEar fcoN28 NcxIeroy Brad
csesd B45s9 M H ss Do 10
A kely S9ep ~ Harang, ABBY %eo9 Il A6y Sco9 do
McI.eos, Ray burn &eo5 Knox Ecot Gorrson Bros to
Payne HNrriso-5O sacks cotton seed to George selss Geo
81 sacks cotton seed to Kicks Eeo-sandres TO orlerro
STAMPS LANDING-Seamer Bella Duna-lO6 bales cot
Payne HArrison-1o0 Carroll rritchard co6S do
80 sSey ! Ntn 81 LS se-5 anp pGeassS srans -'ii
W9Fd f @ai nql6 Al APd H P4ss
3 sys1a B1ss Ja$EsSn G VS. g,e eo9n
Y s,n Gco-ii LssIio sender tco-5 Dc
h"f iS, 5sFso Sso5 iSatsiI4 F1dssas
BgsH d EofE dv Aysry i & yreqRa5 "y,is Ley
Ht
sss Fellows, GG0 hd d. snEr ~ bSs m9nses Ssn
co2 hAd sugar Paurhe yco-6 do 10 Ibis no,sses tc
Boga Foley 4 AyeryS hhds sugar IS hi bDls moasses
Rcchord-l5 bacon G il Dopson son-2i kdss to Or
bSs sea s mS pss 4c sssPn
Miller bdt hides Hall Ke!np-44 hides bale and bel
moss Bb5ge bdls hoop ole s Ar Men5eref
10 S s es Cotton GS XIII
bbls mola,ses, Is hi bble zi6nsses
cotton carroll TX Do
TxSa on Ga ea Ff"d S &C., 5ia soa to
EIemmiOgw@y FrediMdsr Scol9 Campbell Strong "a
Terry Gpbb bales eoon
RUGBY Blair seo-o Do rqrieion, Whiting s'rn5 do TO
M to ceoy S c oaSa 'Ss q
BhS nsae a sied Sal da
to Walker Stuart tiuchnsonoO bales cotton do wool to
@ e0Eis Es So Ms 10 dr Ss95
1912 bales cotton.
II e. Gaforna55 bales cotton to EaSr
25i bIleS cotton
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON, AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILRoAD-72 bales cotton Payne IIarrison27
Byrne, Vance kco76 Warren Gilmore &Co6 bales
Cuddy, Brown &c03 Kicks &co6 Harris I.ev2 do
Oakley Hawkins-i Perkins &co6 bales order-22
head cattle Levy5 hides 10 l. Mana5D sacks potatoes
Perkins Sco-suudres order-Gota PA bales cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILRO AD25 bids 100 bblS olassgs l.ob Char
pene4U do 40 hides Belocq Noblom Sco-32 hhds
W eyercn &coi do Darby Temonlet-io Do g peBianc
5 hi bbs molasses Deperpor Hays &co26 bids
W Jackson Gco-l0 do Bogar Foley & Averyl0 do j Da
Siya-4 bbls sugar MondcGl6 hides Hull Rodd Putnam
and order
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MEMORANDA.

~ The officers of the steamship America reports in port
Apslachiccla, the following vessels sEEaE trsEH
Ship Reaper, loading for Boston. 5s MS 'Gf
Ship Lisbon, loading for Liverpool s- E-
Ship SeamaIs Bride, loading for Boston.
Ship John & Albert, loading for Boston, .f'l
sShip Portland, loading for Liverpool.
Z Ship Sparkling SUM- loading FOR liverpool
Bark Henry, loading for Liverpool
Bark Devon, Loading for Liverpool. rr--.r.fE rys
Bark Henry Buck, loading for Liverpool.
Bark Glen, loading for Boston, .. ....
Bark Ron loading for Providence
Schr Victoria, loading for New Orleans.
Schr Norfolk Packet, loading for New York.
,s 4.4a.f..--5 - SPOKEN.
re- BY Capt Atkins of the ship Liberty January 9th. oft
Carysport Reef ship Highland Light, hence for Htvre.
H. yhEs RELOW-COMING UP.
Shin Loo Choo Norton, from New York. .....
Schr j A Bayard. ---, fiom brados Santiago.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Jan a. ls57-shp Maid Of Orleans, Davis mas
ter from New Orlesus, has arrived ..r-.
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Shipping sntaligeute.

SATURDAY January II, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship = Charles Conway for New York Chester billiard
2nh oatph u Hyde, iSally for Liverpool Whitney eco
RID y LAWS Hand, for Philadelphia W Mynsoh &eo
b ba.k arMenues Marsh, for Mpntanzls, j b Muris0n
bFs NJ Roberts, colson, FOR Cardenas
sc,,r N,ry rl,o D. Goldonbow K Iesparre
" '' ''' i'o"e' tor Pensacola, John Hurley AGO
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The following were the rates for the two past years
s3s january 49, 1856 % "a - 55
On London clear bills.
Bills OF iading.
Francs 49,, /. ~ -. S14t2.<u
Sixty days New York bankers. .lt4t@ls4 discount
Sixty days sight other points q Q13 discount
eiss SKI III ssa Rs5s a Prem
1I7Es AZ Jsnuary l6, 1856, -. :. si5 IN
On London clear bills. 5aaad72l9s
Frames. ssss /. 271s
Sisiy dayson New York bankers tl24 discount
Sixty days other points ssp254 discount &
Five days sight. ...l ka qIscolnt
Cheeks and wight.
Sight funds years ut this time at premium
st aA discount and at the time lower than fast
yesr. sRss
ID Having day to-day noted the movements in stocks
lave anlf to add this evening the sale of: F s @ t
Is shares Citizens Bank at the advanced price Of Sill
IS shares Bank OF New Orleans GO and l5..... 1903
100 iharcs Bank of New Orleans 1925
LIS xhares Commercial Water Works. 53R
4Gshares Pontclartra ain Railroad ~ II
Bonds ana other Hat they well just
this moaent excepting jackson Railroad Mortgage Bonds
hearing eight per per interest favor
we appsnd regular weekly quotations Of stocks and
II bonds viz: #ss$8s sssEtys NH yF
aSa1Ef MUTATIONS or srogKs
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.. STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans )
Re remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p Jan:
Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans who being duly according to law do dc.
and that the above and true and
transcript from the books OF the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
1F Fl. P. JANVIER. Secretary.
subscribed before this 26h dsy Of March,
1856. G. NJ BRADFORD
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Trustees resolved Six cent in
scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
Monday Of May and have declared scrip divi
dend OF Twenty the net earned premiums OF
the which certificates will be issued and after
the they reserved the balance
the profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadusted claims against the Company.
Company against the peris Of the
rivers ami loss and damage by fire. at the rates of
premium.
Office building of Camp and Na'chez Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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~ 5r EXPORTS.
TANZsS-Balk Ardeunes-40O empty bbls. r
CARDENAs-Brig A N Roberis-l5so empty hbls.
NEW GoRKShip st Charles463 bales cotton. 243 bales
hemp los DO rope cuttings 70s sacks wheat 60O bbls Hour B
Ibis whisky 60 bbs moasses ~ do pecans 1852 hides bales
baggirg, 50 pkgs mdse.
CoIA-scr Mary Ellen-500 sacks Of 30 bbls
aour Soap 10 casks Bacon bbs OIL " bags coffee
hhds sugar, 20 bbis mossses 40 bbs whisky
A-I,ark ] r Davis-051 bales cotton, 40
rolls leather hs tobacco, so bbs pecans "a bbs whisky
200 bars iron Ala bas hides 2 bars RI IRON 100 empty bbs ~
hhds sugar, so bales wool
LIyERPOoI.-Ship Sarah q Hyde-2962 bales cotton
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INSURANCE.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
= OF NEW oRLEANS-The following statement of the
affairs Of this company published in conformity with the
quirernents Of their charter, viz; .-I
Amount Of premiums received for the year ending
3lst December, 1886 SOIL SIG 93
Amount of untermlnated risks 3st Dec 1856 03 56 0O
Total amount Of premiums for year ending 3ls De- T.
cenaoer, 1856 .S775, AIS 93
Viz: For premiums fire risks .s275 .273 %
For premiums river risks. 35l 95l II
~ For premiums marine risks..... llS2iS a3
7..'EE --s7is, 443 90
Less premiums risks not terminated . III
3lSt December 1856 526 ca
Returned premiums ............ 3,t57 80
f9j,sS3 43
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lst Deem
Losses during the same period, viz:
On river risks. 1871 AZ
On marine risks lu3,57l As
S362l53 gS
Reinsurance expenses, Interest scrip
issued etc. less interest," dsc't, etc.. 3D. lt6 81
-s3s5, go s.
Net earned profits for the year ending December
31s 1856. $50 65
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A.
Il. P. JASyIER, secretar

MONARCH FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
lfl OF I.OND0N.-Captn and Surplus Fund, s. yl9rHN
Special Fund held in the United States, Sl5pgt
NEW YORK DIRECTORS.
John L. Aspnygall, George Curtis Watts sherman,
Slas K. Everett, VIM. l.. King, Benz. A. AuaE7Fd,
James Harper. VIM. II. Macy Joseph StlHtt
Robt. Haydock, Geo NJ. Millar, Benz NJ. Whtiock.
The above named long established and wealthy Company
continue Policies Of against the risk Of Fire
Sores, Dwellings, Warehouses; Merchandise,
4. W. BRIGGS, Agent
oil en- No l35 Common street.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
1'1 OF NEW oRLEA NS-UHice. No IC3 Cana! stree.
DIR ECTDRS:
John Peaherton, 3. 0. Vignaqt. !. A, Rraut,
Logan Mcknight, JAS y. Ncvins VIZ F1gel
o. Gaillard, P. MaspeTo, g. Milteaberger
3. P.Voerhies, Pierre Poutz.
This Company organized the nutal prinrlpls IL prepared
to issue Policies FOR Marine, River and Fire Risks.
JOHN PEMBERTON President.
jules DoLnoNDE Secretary. ei3 Y
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Tie Company have the following assets, viz:
Invested in mortgages property
double the amount loaned thereon. SIS, $50 o.
Invested in bank stocks car sharesi New
leans City Bonds, Cl5U Of 81 300
each). ....,....,....,... 3ss7lsr0
Loaned on pledge of bank stocks. l22,i 70 81
Invested in real estate (ohice rs Camp s) 1881 OF
Bills receivable at short time for prein
INNS earned ............,..... lsS,CS8 IS
Bills receivable being balances sub
serption notes 81. n35 ~
Due for premiums in of collection T,6il Is 70
Cash on hand. o. e3j 20
Total amount Of assets ............... S7eS57S 81
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BENNETT 4 co.


A DANIEL EDWARDS, GSpGNEsSOR TO
Twbi Ed~Ards9 Nos. Is 81 and 81 Ne" Leyre anu
s 50 = - and 81 Fulton street, mhniactuHr o. every des
W cr.pou Of Coz per, Tin, Sheet Icon aii Brass Work
ready 10 contract t9r the making ~ steam Trains
ii svnp and Eyaporiag Pans FltereTs, Juice Boxes and
eyey y;hrg app4ft4uing 10 the sugAfholSe
of Steam Gauges. steam v h5es, BriSs
Cocks Coupling Waves, etc, constantly OF hand.
de ,rGI call attention Of planters to the steam Trains
which successful operation die plantations Of
CT R. 4 Carp, Messrs. T. llsrr2on, T. J fonni Nelson
IUnelsor Ussooa Lawrence, W 4 Il. stack house. \.
emil T.Ftr. n nprticuHFs
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Neutrality-suspicious. WILL BE A RE.
'HdS uae' n. L. BAILEY,
W corner Canal and IRENE streets
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SPOKEN.
BELow-coM1Na UP,

n BY Capt Atkins of the ship Liberty, January 9th. oft
Carrysport Reef ship Highland light hence for Havre
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DHILADELPHIA COAL-lD tons Jehigb larpe
lump Coal in bulk, imported expressly foT fonn5 ~ use an
board bark Thomas Alltbonc for sale by ' "
.aS J, Ii. ASHBRlDGE 4 Co i2O Common st
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company sc,ip Per dollar % SOC
Home Mutual Insurance Scrip purchased freely,
The New York money market is reported to pretty tight
the best Of paper going per cent per month.
The following is the amount Of specie way hher
For the Citizens, Bank S4DDO0D
For the Louisiana State Bank. ............ 25D0UD
For the Canal Baph
For the Union Bank! 100000
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UGAR.. The market has been rather heavy, especially
for the grades though general thing have no
ual decline report The sales of the week about 200
hhs mostly at the range Of figures below although Com
and Inferior qualities have been occasionally sold at lower
rates. i-k-'.&
inferior Common. 7d1Ssi Prime and Choice. 10ll04
Fair Fully Fair. ga laaI Clarified and Refined lolO
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Ship Loo Choo, Norton, from New York.
Schr Bayard, .-, ftom Brasos Santiago.
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THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY - FROM
all parts Of the country, North and South the popreors
aim daily in receipt Of such ntten testimonials the
following relative TO b. A Fainestocks uaeqaned Yeu1e:
Greensboro Ala. Apri! IS, 1854
Messrs 3. A. Falnestocb 4 Co:
have been selling Ventge in this place for FIVE
and take pleasure in stating for the information of the trade
and OF the public that it hs been, far know Of the
satisfactory remedies in the market of the
saleahe medicines have have personal knawle
good cases
physicians NIL Of whom it regularly ans; always found
be safe md raatle specific. recommend
Of tie safest and best lhe market
\. Sf0TIENNERCE
Sold wholesale and retail by nl the principal
merchants throughout the United States. d2 d9 vi.
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W0IEE'S AROMATIC 5CHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
w Druggists and Merchants md all dealers in any o. the
articles contained in the above caoglte, will lind 10 their ed
by calling sending their orders ahoye ws1 viii
be fRd thenOst extensive assortment OF GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES i'll the UHied States, and at the lowest prices,
Please address. j. WRIGHT & co,
GENUINE DEDGCINE WAREHOUSE
n24tf Nos. l5I and 81 Ghnrtres street NeyOreans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

and choGpouas streets. between hfAvter
<HtsRSi and P5ydras streets New Orleans Uter large
$500 md veil assorted stock of
r HEAVY HARDWARE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-13

Tar OLDEST MANA correspondent Of In. 81
Ic.;. Rrpn5iican, writing from Eiwood, X i says
"Ore who lives on his claim near the edge Of .l :
city is, perhaps, the Oldest man in America. not,
III venture email wager that he Is the mos. aI,ro
IN IN the County Of Donegal IN the North of Ireland
some where about the year 1890. He was an old man
n the Irish rebellion Of 1923, When becoming imp,,
ca.sa esaGo in our Then young Republic. His life
sssk tese eheekered with many changes lie has
ayeiss circumstance.. lie moved to St. LOUIS thirty
lie ,ooTed TO the Platte Purchase i'll 1883 and lived
n Buchanan County, near bloomington, until two
,sars syo, when be came to Kansas aud made pre-
.mp.op, and he now walk eight or ten miles Win
es.e "a visit his friends or attend 10 business AFFAIR."
He says his age is about one hundred aud twenty
.lva.