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BRILLIANT SCHEME!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd Saturday, March 81 1884,
SCHEME.

S0,Sl6 przes amounting to 141O0
whoes $50; Halves s1O Quarters, IS; Eighths 81 so.
Certificate of Package Of 26 Whoes, cost. 1916 90
do do 96 Halves, :" ........... l5S 90
do do 20 Quarters" ..-....... 10 90
do do 26 Eighths !" ...-...... 30 30
E8~ All orders for tickets packages in any Of the
Maryland Lotteries viii receive prompt attention, and the
drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after it
over. Address T. H. HUBBARD CO.,
No. 80 Fayette street, Box, No. 40
march5-dAv RaitirnnEe. Maryland.
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VsEAs-We hare iusf Fsesived large stseh e .hrfe
aneEf Tess. emeFaciag 0unRowd der, Emperiaf HTsoa
eelnng. a., HAish RsFszasea "a IS saperasr sra
81 L0k6aUnnIA CO.
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Corner Sixth and walnut streets, Cincinnati.
Sl'HE COURSE or STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION Is
thorough and practical embracing all that Is requisite
10 at young for the active duties Of the Counting Room
among which Book keeping by Double Entry, Commercial
Calculations, Pennmanships Commercial Law, Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence, receive special attention.
The former Principal R. s. Bacon having assocated with
him j. Allen, isq late President Of Farmers College,
partner regular series OF Lectures viii be given by Mr.
Allen, in the College Lecture Room, various topics
nected with Mercantile scenceebracing the subjects OF
Commercial Law, Political Economy in its application 10
Commercial and Currency Commercial Geography, History
OF Commerce. the Consular system Of Europe aud America
the characteristics Of American Commerce, &c.
Other lectures win also be occasionally gwen by eminent
lecturers.
The hours ofnsruction from to 10 A. NJ irom2 to
4, Rndfrom TO Pm. ItE 4. u ri .
TEzNs-F For ful course including lectures. $40
For Pennmanship, per month. .............
nov11-6md6w BACON A ALLEN, Principals.
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faRDKRg hansed 20 or aitassase Cinelnnaii, Lonia
" wills 81 Lonis mAaalaelufea Seeds yin prompt
b nttrnasd -. once ~ 4. 1. Nnneilt oeennE 1Eoaa
and Frant sts~sta. deeis D. y hIse1kla. agent
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ID a Or IL -
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

TINS KEss wl barn fous handFsd hashss q IArse.
eiaha fwieh ~ esod stons, 70 esPa q o@e ehoaaAne
Id siacked Hazel In tEenty four hoars, with ouT
cords n oo& aud Is perPetua IN rs oPerAq fpe mn
esn draWa once In three sx honrs om the base and
repenished 81 The top ei ne eapeaa - - "a ss 81
d.yv rvrrv ny eapacity of he An, ~ eaf been AbHn
aslly demonstrated b. those alfeady - oPeratieo
alec ma les mnrh better lime thar that eafned ~ he q
DIARY Nay, all the stone being psffectLy bafnea
Any number u reliable eersincates % nc eA~nS q
the Kiln and any other ininrmaion N resrstee 70 ~
VIII ts iernshsd application By letter o. ethersse g
the subscriber rho agent Tor the sale oirghh Ane Par
sing 20 kilas 10 tAa stats 81 funn<ssse. .ns,
Meainnvlils, yaa 20, 1881. lAnse-diwsa
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Silk and Dress Goods Department.
In this department will be POUNDS the aossies Of the
RrOcade, from cheap to the TOst costly;
Plaids stripes"
Plain eol'd POu de Louis for day and evening;
Rich MORE Antique, for promenades Is
Marsehnes Gro de Nap and Millinery Silks;
faiths, all widths, colors aud qualities;
B!shoh's Gro de Rhines;
Black Paris and Lyons TsGetss, cheap;
Fig'd silks, premier designs;
loyal Mourning Pou de Lore;
Aru.ures lspshan and 6To de Antique;
kieh Fix Rohes, Tor Dinner and Evening; Flowers
oh Barege RObes, Georgia Cashmere and Foup adonT
organd! .oess, from pHri cora to f!,l ehintu;
New and exquisite designs in Musins Ba-eges Jack.
PiAin Jsekonets in all coIors;
Rich and agnihcrnt dssibgsip all Of the above;
AiI descriptions Of Travelling DrsssSoo
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked Capes;
lace do;
setts worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfastsetts IL cambria and jaconet.
Sets Scotch work for travelling;
French work aud lace Caps for old lsdies;1
An immense stock Of swiss and jaeones edgngs and in
ssrtogs.
swiss Jaeonet and Dimity nOunees, pl'n ami hishb
Point applique and Real val Laces;
Ten thousand novelties that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here our stock wi excel In variety. The assortmsni
wll be Great. Rich and Complete. We shah Keep
Czildrsu's Women and .Re,s's Hose oHd HalT Hose
Merso sax and Cotton Vests and Drawers for Chiidres
Women and Men. e- Hs
: AlsxsnSsr and Josephine KID Gloves-
Linen and Miscellaneous Department
We keep complete and Of n best makes Of
Irish linens, Lawns and CambTtcs
Printed Linens and Jaeonet for Children.
In 81 descriptions Of Goods fer children, our stock viii
be choice.
~ MaDtillas, shawls and scarfs
OF every desirable fabric, India, FrSneb, Vienna and
Brsh Every description Of Garments oil be eneTsd IN
hisdspaTlment Gfr
House Furnishings
buck ToEels, plain AND oamAsk bordeFS
q irtnged nna cord ends.
AidescTip;ioDs u toe sls and Diapers;
Feench Damask and furnish Toseis;
FuTni ufe ard Glass cioths: F4f+
Piano and Fable Cover, Al kinds;
Reh Curtaia Damasks, trainings 10 match;
Rirh CIT CoTrice, Bands ana Pins;
Rich ttesiin AMI lace Curtains,
BuH Holland window shades;
An descriptions Of saH mer FlabneiG
Rich Table Dsuasksvnd q oths for dinner parties;
Farnisure, CAii,0s and Diuities;
White and eod Mesquite Nesn: eF
Hammer Qents and GoauterpAnes:
Linen and Cotton sheetsngs, all widths;
Bed, Cradle and CRIB Ri4Dkess.
CARPETS, Oil Cloths and Mating.
70 ths part Of stock Il d needless to REFER as il
same tiss, ehea pest stock 10 shs western eosnsFy
Plantation and Negro Goods
Ard az ods ~ TIE piece, a. wholesale priesa We kops
gro 6oaas have lad lhs Pleasure 70 aes aad &c
most respectfully inylis All 70 naks visit AAt her uay
see hos fails e shaii meet taeir expe -fatsons
fsbs Il. Q. acSAiRT Q =. s. C,seEe street.
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.GOOdle(7S

LIKe PANkCEA; cue ofthe beet family remedies IN
IA zse Itkas become ceiehrated q general remedy
and peculiarly ecacious ID colds coughs, throat
breach adecons, dazpepsia, coc diRhca, cholera an
ehsepc diseases. Ths rensdy is Sonderfaly adapted
laais diseases. Esey family shsad keep supply. Pres
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. "A T H Il .
Cement.

IN BBLs Louisrie Cement, for sale TO the trade at
lUU cost and carriage, by d, W. RUSSELL, Agent.
At r. L. wEAKLEI's corner Broad aad Front SITS. asnH
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

OOo prizes'' sles6VO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
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fAFErMENT Tor cid Ceres ana Barns. wherever The
" ueees safTe uHtmsnt s tndisatsd Eaab s feun6
Tar BFeeTaksa ary other Aene she hAvs made trial
81 this great acesery has speaks 81 4 In the most snsh
nsetks teEae. Prise per eox &c, % 20 ref de1sn-
FkaaeQFa aesbks r1medice - ostsnea fTo the
pTepgieseF, KkshFae 1rnp ChssF3 street Nc. foB
the erlneipa Dfasg4s 81 hs esy nna all fhe tnpcFfan
tbs eaalh Neet Also, AZ The ebippaT 0epo
q saith Levs4 cas. NJ. = haFkss ssEess Nsshsls,
rensessee. - irha
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

% If S ss
iassss, 3is NJ bbls moasses. - sY9 =
s,.s III HI ssss s.s s 1899
appes to Joseph Landis REQ.
rtsss Md. 22 es
kon.a % q Edward sSM do Do
ss.
sugar, l67 bbls molasses. 'f937 - s-7-s'
y BARATAR!Astca Baraiaria 80 thds to yolix
CoAsT-prous.', Boat-lOo bbs molssses to Toledauo
Is sS sessoi Wesan.n whsls Y xse
Ibls potatoes y beans p B DO q DO ribs Is
p Grief 4csl0 Dbl. .o,a..e. Il h DO butter Dolson
"
ss ssp e
sS bile. hay % Ts sso sss s -four = q
ses
ss Do ss s
scSI hhds ,sIaseo Moore y.neulinl se + Il F5assr6
Levy S sass seisen ass
FssXss eve sbs pork 4 q lard Do th@
Ss' aosr ass 100 SACKS b5s9
Il 60 s R's @ o S
flour Robertson McDougals bbs beans cGnnes aco2o
WI ss:
to order-To,al IL bales cotton, 81 hhds tobacco.
ss s, s sosa a
eammaek, squires Wsst5s Baehannon, Carroll Seos DO
VIZ 5sopss 1lss. ksy Rslssd Sussa
se
shaw Rassy blair Aeo5a hid. 81 sbl. q
s;:ss ss
y a 8 81. i
Byrns Vance hid. sqsss to 9ansyle AZ
eSi
ss ss ae
Total IS cotton lis saga mo.ssss s'N'
RED RIvER-S.eamer l. Hodgs--l42 bales cotton to
.s e
a:en Donns ksa @.as
4co--l3 Eslin Aco1o John Lane &eos bales
1aass sa
ovn.rs on si bales cotton
BALIzsstsamsr SIS Prsniss-so hhds bbls moss
IF Dbl s. sass s & sss
Edssrd Shit xeols Dc TO am.ss 80 bbs olAsses
ssg gass ss s n SP
| IL bbls eistern bottoms.
sa. s s
ls7 hbls whisky Gatchloo do Thompson aeo do
sb -four james connoy SSis sou Ses.eio Seo
rpPs s sco essss snf s5s
sSses vi. whisky 5s @ s,
p Dc II e If DO y sas
sco be Soy hSsss 3, chsess M sas
kns:P s s. aa asx bell sh
La Dock compsay- wood frame Bsbsters casts oSae
iso hbs whisky H Gunningha-4s do D Msore-i bdl
| CoAsT-soop Bolona-lGD bbs moasses Darby Ire
| moulet.
PAwHATANsteamer Persia-l4s bales cotton Heald Mas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

DEAfH FROM HyDRorHoBIA.-Richa ". Jacobs,
~ years Of age of Mr.. Richard Jacobs Of South
Dauvers, Mass, who had been unwell fora few days,
complaining Of the pains in his bones was on Friday
last seized with severe palms, accompanied by rawlings
aud all the symptoms Of bydrophobia, which CON
tinued until death relieved him Of his terrible suffer-
dags some time during the night. The deceased was
bitten BY dog some fifteen years ago, while living
in Ineis and the deadly virus it is supposed must
have been lurking in his system ever since.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAMDENSteamer Judah Touro-ll5 bales cotton Lloyd
Cos Ward saunders Huns0 DO Green otump2s do 70
Farley JaTsy &se7 rh.nhi Aso-l bales coien,o
Campbell srong~S Lallande rs Cleveland brothers 3eo
Garter Scei6 FeieSe, Sco.-o do Harris Lew do
Rogers Woodal &co3 Horrel Gayle &eo2 seragga Done
sundss a@ Sss to oraerTotai So bales cotton
JSs s,,sE Sses saen
Seoa7 Bachannon, Carroll Scots DO Harae &eoi5 do
McKeiroy Badord Duncan Logan 2o bales cotton ts
saddy
s.oss aso ssoa aeo
RoaSo-s @ Caldwell " Phillips 4eoSb.iss cotton
q Sead cutie bb beef Feowes &eosunres
10 order-Total 6Sl bales cotton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jr-io hhds sugar 100 bbls of
hf oss LsaSs % u hssi ss ad ssncS N
Bega Foley ADey a. Ss DO hSy & Norton &so . do do
ebs oasse Hall R9ad DO 30 hhds sugar Geo
DO SSn s@ Ips EsssS to
orderTo,a S hhds IL tes 4ls bbs moasses
Steamer M9ntgomerys2s J bales setton ToedApo
Ar MNtenberrer Bar,on2o do Wallace ROa6eaa-v6 do
Rogers, Wosdail Seo Beoeq Nsblom &eo-l5 bales csi
ssas wssS Ien bales
eogPs Ss ra's Sc hsi F 6S
pecans Toledano aylor-sundres 1884 bales
cotton
observation-disclosures Magnoia652 bales cotton Thornhill
Cuddy Brown &colG0 Payne Harrissn2S bales
Person &eo-iS do Buckner Stanton Newman-liA do
En Sfos Do dS Aa%s WISE SSG-Hi @ bales cotton
MeIemeorc Rasbnrn &eo92 Robson Alen9 bales cotton
Hughes, Hysed &eo90 John Watt ScoS7 Harding Abhay
George Connoliy-65 Miles, Adams &co63 Il Kicks x
cc-55 Ar Mtenberger Boron5i Coleman, Putnam &co5
Erelson Stevenson &col do Buehauuon Carroll SeoS dc
Ward Saunders Hunt 4 Feowes &eoSS Green Cump-
Gorsson Brosls Thos Henderson PeaeT Hardie Acc
-l6 Henderson, Terry &eel6do Warren, Gnyre &eol5 dc
Campbell 4 strong-lU Kelly Seol0 Rhorer Higge bot
tom Sco-O Head Masse coe Montague &coS co,tor
Rich nd Nngeni &co7 Lane, Mayfeld &co6 Love- Mickey
nolds &co-6 Garter &co6 Bogar Foley Avery-5
Barett CARROLL Prtehard &eo2 doEdwafd N'le &co-sun
dries 10 order--fotal 3lSS bales cotton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 265 bales cotton Bradley Wi
son ID Cooper &cos2l TO McGregor, Aloway
200 Fellowes &co9U Titus Groves &cp-33 Nieson &co-
co.'s Cuddy Brown &co-74 Il Gaines &co-62 bales coito
III Pinckard Gco-6O " Eslin &co-55 Buckner Stanton
4 4 uromwe-~ii II Is brady Ico--Ss do j Baiey-s7 d
Hughes Hylsted &coSS do Tareton Whiting Tulis32 d
John Lees Washington Jaeksea &c'-2 Miles adams &c
4 Hewitt, Norton Sco22 do Phillips &eo-sl bales cote
Carroll Prchard &co20 do Walter Coz &co2O do GLADDEN.
Ward Saunders Hunt,6 do 9 5 Kicks &eo-,i2 DO
Hugely, Blair sco-i2 Wright Alien &eo-l2 q Michel &C
! do Harie SeO5 DO George SsSes aeoS bales soio
Freirson, Conway &co5 Boga Foley Asey5bales eoto
Lewis oglesby-4 Walker Snider4 7 p Aydele &eo-
tobacco Moore vancnn2 hhds tobacco Turner-l do
sumaersl hhds tobacco Pa kns Scoyl bhls -four H.
dries oraerfo,al 26oa bales cotton hhds tobacco.
| OLD RIyER-Sieamer Dick-S0 hhds sugar wRshngtc
jackson &eo4 hhds sugar Aainli Do ~ bbls nosss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
Asp, Nrllal,s Simmer IIafAtt.


| MosdAs ksenng Dec. -, isei >
Ins assss. N ss, "
an specie ,as ssnl.
Tho hs banks today we're large, and the discounts
ssss sho bank e ssnssa u " nssss e.
sos Il rssv S.r ,.yrs II
n. ~ bus dspcors hold shsm il ave The l.w i
van. ~ sspss. aspo.
Sas the
pInitiaf Far inatssc bsnk mis be called on
s. az e mss :, dsl,s 3
= s. ss ssa shisa .sss cause every bank 70
Kvsry ching ~ ai oaay il s paper market W. hoard
\ sons az. 9 so s psps. !. pa cent. per mo-
negotiation WAS effected y per csnt per o
~ nor sor N.
arxs which accrue annually on the 4h Of january
The prevails that sitter the 4h there viii be
so@stanx = Z. " 4. -.
sasS4: 81 e % ~a so@s
80 NJ ~ = X n S,sz4 y, = ~, - 80 80 - . -, - go ~ =
drsi . Sterling ~ heavy
@ s. @
oven Il iosI clear blls sood to Al 4 losSlos
for remitsnce @losh The Bank Of Louisiana and
Southern a.nh hold ,sir drafts At 1s@io7 Francs
i s%s ass,
Il cent ous II he earprs fo thc ast III months BAY
.ss u resident % Monday mex.
Northern soesholsss " The city ei New Yosa On ~
Y $500 v us Y sas
rhe semi. annual statement Is very strong ode
Ths Eutopsaa man. y tho c.n.d. and Adrate
ceved The private rsas
financial affairs concerncd Commerciay they
are rathsr 81 contrary import Fac general impression IS
hat cotton hss reachsd bottom Or the price herso
asd II hs plan,ss v suspsnd shipnents thsir
ass ~ ia om T.
Il "a dt1sts an n ssss B s35 RI 81 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

The elitor Of the Democrat talks about peoples
shsing afflicted with the epidemic Of honesty
sNhen such an epidemic Is raging, probably he had
b*er look out for II, like the smallpox, i can
attack the same system but once we fear he is still
3l1be. louisville journal. 2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

AnsnIcASs II EUROPE The Florence tItalyl cor
respondent Of tile Newark Advertiser says:
American capital is still strongly represented spite
tie panic since the circle includes Mr. VIM. B. Astor
and amily, Mr. Hamilton Fish and family Mrs Jones
aHd Rev. Dr., Patton of New York, Mr.. Boardman and
family Of Connecticut, Mr.. Jared Sparks and family,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

n- Capt Cole Of the schooner Red Fox from Tampicc 18th
inst reports the brig Christie the only American vessel in
port to safs for Mobile on the 2ist inst
n The officers Of the steamship Robt Waterman from La
vacca reports steamship Mexico hence arrived in Maagor
da Bay Friday having been detained two days vt Gal
weston by heavy weather.
n The officers Of the Persia reports left Powhatan
2lst pzant Jscksonport 2sd Met steamer Europa
aixes Ataanta Augusta White and Black rivers falling
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
IMPORTS.

PORT LAyACcA-steamship Robt Waterman-S bales Of
cotton Nelson aco2s do Oakley Hawkins--2 do John
bradley Wilson &co3 Feilowes aco5 bales cotton do
hides 10 hides Farley Jurey &co4 bb pecans Bscoe Sims
poincey &cosnndrie orderTota l0l bales
.,f5
INpIANoLA VIA GALvEsToN--steam Galveston
sb SnyS Ws %so meaes Geoa Ssson
Thomas Elder &c-Ib bbls pecans 70 g D4son son-lUU
head Whesundries 10 orderTotal ll6 bales cotton
HAVANABrig bxs sugar "a bales tobacco
segars fruit Plussan2 cases Wechard-4
do Ramagosa Maggi box sweet meats Masck &co2 do
Meza.
4 BoRDAUX-shp Caroline Nesmith-8 hhds porceaine to
Hender on 4 Gaine24 MllerAS5 wine
45 hhds hi do wine bbls vinegar vosca loo eases
hf Gouaux yoa2O sardnes to o VaetonAo
hhds yps cases fruit ansto Az ea s
orders bales blankets Gratiea Comegere.
G GALvEsToN-Brig wm.M Rice-lg bales eSton to n X
Carter kco-6l do May &co4u do Oakley, Hawkins co-
2S do Ward. SaundersS Il Huntfota st6 bales cotton
fRUATAN IsLAND-schr WIN Adderly-2O bales sarsapa-
rilli and Hot fruit to Payro
BoRDAUX-Shp Caroline Ncsnith-Assorted uidse.
PoINT-APETRE-ship Gulf Stream-s255 500 in specie to
order
TAMPICO-Schr Red Fox-2S2 bales hemp Cramer keo-lot
venella in specie loi fruit Fern in
specie Cabeero Basualdo60U do Puig Mir ScoSO do to
Moreno BrosOO0 do to N BarroO do to schmidtIctal
4 $l2,Z75 in Specie
BAYOU LIB BATRlEschr Exle-5o 900 feet of lumber
| order.
.TAECHlPAHo-schr Lisngston-s5,ooo feet lumber her
| ritt Il Mcconnell
| BAY ST LoUIs-schr Eoo-27 600 feet lumber to order
| BILoxI-schr Roana-35, 600 feet lumber to order.
PASCAGOULASchr Isabella-25 600 feet Of lumber to
| Elliott.
| BoNFoUCA-SclF Liberty-3o 900 bricks to order.
| BONFouCA-Schr Mathilda-35000 bricks to order.
/ HORN ISLAND-Schr Fanuy-6J0 bbls sand TO order
4 PASS CHRIsTIAN-schr Junisn-iO cords wood order
/ TCHEFUNCTA-schr Decide-5OO bbls sand to order.
| PASS CRAFTSMANSHIP Concordia-500 bbls Of sand Il
| order t-tHu
BILoXIschr Telegrnph3O 900 feet lumber to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

ssisIEa IllTEl LslaE Nc,

~ A41 y v aa.1, y .'.esA,
w q n 3 =
1 p6s H. !sySe snaa s..s - pate "A ~ y
~ 3 ~ !aane'ns \. 49, Al
Nele 49, " ~ ieEsloon - ana e. s.sa
sgzst94 NJ ~ y.
"a a..sa ,sAys Poss ~
Y =. ~ NJ naye : ~ aass =
Ma.l u 3 ..ss q
s0t ~. ~ s4 ~. s.,s ".
sssa ~. Sss.s .,.ss ~
i NJ !s. ssots w. cisy:
- Il. !. saa 1eslsAs Z ~ =
s1z4lsa 49, g. !, pssea - eosson'
"a 10y ~ 4 q s,l.s.. III !,
& FL Siys 80 III. S.p,s Z. x
ss Sasa 20 pssss S0's @
q 8 4.
'e. ~ Ass l'uosss, ~.
49, ~ - ss.s. Sss,en, Au1
n. ~ = e \. Z. A A ~.
''5S saSs5 4 ems, = Eiyeo iEon ~ ss'
,.... ~,
49, 1R " AEKsss ss3 49, 1co1
sss tlsF \ acksearG Ps0kes e asnoha ONE
a X. d
4 Rs'sS n. DesInukess astiyed from
49, cargo, and WI leave
II
u S,sssa a ~ west, capt. II
~ lesgs sht - cargo and
81 ~ sle much
y & ~ "A 46 % E1a a. T. afs u! ~ AgE Eoiough, ior
y
Judah Touro, Capt. 9. W.
lkflSd tS0m Gataden With 66A lhales cotton,
l 31eRs xG9ln8 ~ positively ~ 8 - M.sss 81
sS> - k II f,apt. K0ons arrived from Black
K taIee dAnaA AZed ~ 6he wlli g onee
IA kteur6A hef plSc8 nv 36& upper Red
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
EXPORTS.

HAvRE-Shp Kate Dyer-s7l3 bales cotton.
BARCEL0NA-Bark Anonita320 bales cotton 95S bbls Of
-four, 6OO sacks Hour 1000 sacks wheat ZOO staycs.
u BARCELONA-Brg Eeuya PamonceleO bales otcton, ,5S2
bbs fonr 30 sacks -four. 7O sacks wheat 24UO slaves
HAyANA-Brig Fl Chase-56 ties and 200 kegs lard %
and bbls tallow 81 tc pork 200 bbls bSnphate lime 2
bb 6 hds tobacco So sacks wheu 50 SACKS corn
PENSACoLA-Schr MarthaS6 bbls flour, 10 do lard 40 do
pork do bbls whisky f bhls whisky cEs Bacon
coffee 100 bales hays 81 bYs and ~ boxes
groceries $
GRAND CAYMANS-Sehr Dolphin-35 bbls -four, bbls Of
pro do beef do bread boxes tobacco do Shoes 6o 1t
lumber. ~ .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
ARRIVED.

sshs Hsr.hs Harrison for Pensacola John Hurley aeo
ARRIVED.
Baudus Block xco-ist diss -
s .
Ship gsrona Nesmith Knnsr from Bsrdaax Nov l2h to
Ship Gulf stream FAIRFIELD, from PoiutaPstrs Gusdloupe
Bark Robert Garter iron, 81 Thomas l. 18th inst,
). in ballast-sd dist As,
ballast 10 mas,er-oPe]pt v = =
Brig Ellen Bours from Mobile in ballast
Brig Wm Rice, Loud days from Galveston. master
British seh, WIN Addry Costa l2 days from Ruatan Island
sshr Red G9s Ish Inst from Tanpieo Fernsadss
sassp ss Ess ss dss R7
schr Iivingston Hanson, from Tanchipaha-Basin.
sssf ssss Rssn. from from sss 4
sssr Ghslo1 from 8.
Sch! Lss5sy hslSa Ia from rom
sehr s Junien, n, - from Bay 8. Lenis-Basin s.-
schr Telegraph, Baker. from Biloxi--Basin.
sTEAMBoATs.
Insomsr. aoslss. from Memphis
hngiolia Thompson. from ViSksbqrg. ss s
CDJr, yincent, from Paquemne.
5os Holden. AsTtis. from Red River
Scotland, DesTnukes, from Cincinnati.
Queen Of the Wes, Wade, from Cincinnati.
II i Langley, Donnelly, from Kanawha
Gen Pike, Brown, from Laiourche
Baratxria, Rolls, from Barxtafia. =
S Prentiss, Dimitry, from Balizc
b Il Hodge, Smoker. from Shreveport.
Rapides, Dowty, from Red River. a
Era, No l, Kouns, from Red River
Persia, Brandenburg. from White River:
Montgomery. Montgomery, from Louisville.
Jas Lucas, McCombs, from Nashville.
Towboat Anglosaxon Steele the Passes-towsd dowr
and 22d inst ship Quebec, bark Ann and schooner
brought up ships Caroline Nesmith, Gulf Stream
brig Queen Victoria and schooner Red Fox
Tovboat l. Day Brown the Pssses-towed dswn and
TO sea 2h inst ships Corinhian Junns. bark Uncle Sam
and brig bark Robert and brig Ellen
BSxnard and WmA Ricc
BEL0w-c0MIFa UP.
Ship Booy Badger A days from Genoa to Baxter Lov
sch Sarah Bartlett Sanders HstaEsrda to Goldsnbow
Lesparre.
BIZ TRLEGRAPH.
ship Indiana Capt con arrived at New York on the 24
inst, from this place
A S8 PAssENGERs,
Per ship Caroline Eesnith from Bordaux0 steerafc.
Per schr Red Fox from Tampico-4 in the cabin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
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will recognize allegiance to parties politicians or parry Plat
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will take bold and % ground for their preservation out
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cation between the merchant of the metropolis and his customer
AL the time shall ourselves render it faith
fn conice Of passing events and vehicle OF much useful
and curious information.
LIS columns shalt contain the latest and fullest intelligence
from every quarter of lhe globe Its Commercial intelligence
Foreign and Domestic viii be full and reliable be
fOund anywhere Neither labor will
make every worthy of the libe al patronage.
Our design will be TO spirit Of hope manes
and activity the people, TO point ont the Ef profit
cord all signs progress advocate the rights Of all classes
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Editors and Proprietors, Pass Christian Miss.
Pass Christian, Dec. IL 1851 d2l
MEXICAN LEAF TOBAUCO-A FINE LOT
l Mexican Leaf Tobscco for wrappers landing eS steam
ship Tennessee, from ySra H5gs and for sale By
sU No, % fchoupitoulas street,
DIG bets cen Gravier and Matches, up stairs
RRANDY-so quarter and half pipes Mare,t tor sale ii
das 'N' Os corner of eraver and New Leve: Streets
SEsaD RTCfs-SO casks ,'ar9lna 'ioldeu Seed Rice,
~ ported expressly for seed X .pR,yJscn
DIS 6l Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

On Sundays the steam train will make extra trips from the
city Al / and 3 o'clock P. N.
Horse Car viii leave city depot every morning ct
o'clock Lake every night, hour after the steam
train special trips when required by notifying the
conductor. -
Station House has been erected Gentlly Ridge whsrs
the steam train will stop requed-going down. VI
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock and coming up At o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ Fare each way is cents and the
Conductor must have timely notice stop. n2H
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

ioafer lying on the grass once said % wish thai
tkas was called work, and well paid for"