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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CASE OF AsTfi1!s.

The following letter from lion. Myron awrerce,
OF Beehertowu, is valuable testinony tavor o.
the oxygenated Bitt.fs:-
EE1cuEa1ov'S. March lG.
Or. Green IL take great litaS,n il Informing
YOU OF the results 81 t4e GNl GGA.TEu BiiTEES
you had I'll. hihdae-5 te seGd H.e .of some TWEEN
II years had suffered With the Hupetal Asthma.
was egnPelled to ~ up mt, o. the nights.
witnoa. gniis IL led at ali aid the res; OF the
time ny sleep Has Interrupted by roicnt its vi
coughing, ami greet diiioltr ii brCaihiug. In all
my attendance On eur e"urts. never Won't to bed
in Aofthamptaa - twenty years, but tyiea, ard
then vas caafellld il ptt up. Now lie in he'd
without dinealty, AID tleel peatoundfe. / teals
your dieine aecal ding 10 directions. The yolent
symptoms Immediately abited ami pers ,yeiance in
the oil the rs,netv has removed ell It's trouble
some consequences. The value ii sa:li a iemedyi is
iEcalaulable Hespect uiy yours,
MYE0E LAWRENCE.
None genuine uAless signed l. DtTT5 on the
wrapper.
SETu W. FnwLE & Co, ISIS Washington
Street, Boston, Proaiictors. Sui by Their agents
everywhere. Jan. 3--!w
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SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1867 TOG ETHER.
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines o. the day.
these Periodicals lose little by age, Hence 4 full
year of the Nos. with on.ission) for 1s56 l4ay
be regarded as nearly valuable as for 1851. We
propose to furnish the two years at the following
extremely low rates laIueiy VIZ
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COHBfN d. CO. AgeEtp,
SenEME.
is,3l6 prizes amounting to
Tickets 81 Shares in proportion.
SjJ,253

Tickets Sl-Shares in proportion.
We Invariably answer letters hv ret,sfn nail on
closing the tickets in good SAFE envelope ard al
WAYS observe the st cte>t confidence After tho
drawing il nd Che oil eal drawing With
a written explanations a the result of the y, tuIr
All Prizes bought at Ills efl;e az n able IL hdi-
atey after the drawing in Current Money ard We
take tank Notes Of any state, e. Ia; / hia e in
payment for Tickets al par. For sd arrunts il
making change receive postg e ;stsTYs Ire b.-
inmnre cnnfel ont ie'5HHe,. ttt esr ,indta L. a.
81 I ni'sazt coLs..eree Ia n ula !. aha
- p aai',. a> 9efY !. u. - - &. ,iasea
ot Mnnaz taFpe ni.eb properly zE4e.te.l = ~ =
careful thaf ynr turntiea Your Pest Oh e.. frt :
and State. tiixe MS. at Least ore single 4ial ven
eaauat Use aHeli. if san tine sii lie trial may
4ske sau indel eadent ter lite. Try u There
shoul6 :, no such ard Is all. Address
Coh3iN & co.
Box 100 Post Office, BatimefMde,
October IL, 1s5G--3mo.
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READ THIS.
Latest and Most Interesting yews!
STEINER. RHCTaE.G 81 C.f,

-
ttNAkE This rethrd, liberty. t. iss,ga IT,. Gift
zens OF 'tauntun and Sarr,' urdng catf t.. ti,tt
they have just returned from the NortA aud isore
ON The 'r2eSt and finest stock oi IL "A ES- M ABE
CLcTf.iE = aud tents Fancy FURNISHING f,n.ds
t'"uds we're made up and selected under their own
eara. e III best kiud OF material and ia STYLE to
SUIT o. ~ t.ste. !. Cords q5e " iaifoo to be
aawed VII. Their stock consists of every kind and
81 le II Coats, suei as saal.as ii he la;a :asIio
Beaver Coats r am. ion-Skin tn akin
itney. fine cath auJ 'sssimefe S3,.s, f l.
CASHMERE Goats pauls ueh az fsn hla, -
cy Cashmere. Satinott, L. Gas, ;sue.e, 1 ai. ~
to Sl2. ~
vEsTs.--Fiaa Silk Velvet. PLUSH, eassimere.
Tweed Biaes Satin. Satin Plush Plain aad Fancy
SILK N,st, donle and siugc breasted.
bda y Ala very large assortment If Bows
wear constantly 90 band Mt very low prices. aLp.
large assortment Ct gro. Clothing It reduce,
piices
a s''i0e at our partaers reside n aitia ore aud
sending weekly. the latr,t tics. " suppl, tho
citizens 81 Stauaton coastan5ir ri il }1atc as-
ss'rt "SGss and d we ma,.a our saaas u..f-
50 or enabled t. ~ staaf taH r. ss.
k-t 81, st,- sid u iiltt.-..4.
IAN 81 ,ra
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Hn q th- Aces II AID
tse
8aA 4aN.iY foutseif With
us l.44se. HlfEas.
se one, come all.
So ea al and ,aali PROFITS"
sst at.-IElAta. .H0S. i cos.
H4-s ia F9fiup
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.N'nTFsrs,

YyNHE und ersigncd bas purchasedthe entire stock
i o. s5addery, &C., OF koshousen Click, and
will continue carry the busint 81 in all its "a l.
Gus branches ut the old stand. he Is thankful to the
public i.sr the liberal patronage extetted the old
hrm and homes bv strict attention to business to
merit a continuance OF the SAND. All orders filed
promptly, and work warranted.
March ~. 1856. GEURGEF. FLICK.
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LOCAL MEMORANDA

James N. White, offers House and Lot
for sale. in Greenyille.
II. NJ. Bell, Con'r, offers House and
Lot in town. for sale.
D. s. Young, Com'r, postpones sale Of
Estelline Furnace, &C.
j. POLITE has reduced the price of Ready
Made Clothing.
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Cheap Furniture For Cash.

oD FINE SOFAS Divans and retes: Marble-top
~ and plain bureaus; Cottage ana ieanv Lind
bedsteads; Wood and Marble Centre Tables; ans
quantity OF Other Furniture alwags On haua, a. the
lowest rates.
Ihe new style Metallic Case aiWars OF hard,
June 81, 1856. D. CHAMBER
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KaXGa,HsH4 sIH,ksa.N

'fHHE co partnership of ok !housen * Ei4ci ert,-
IL tos"re existing between :. y. X oblhuusel. and
George +. FLICK. ~ mutual consent has this day
been dissolyed The notes, open accounts and book
OF the late concern have Seen placed III the hands ai
bayiAt u Btyef HeT settlement ana collection and
al persons indebted 10 said iirin are requested 10
make speedy pay melt.
+. .K0iILd0USEN,
GEO. +, ELiCk.
March Is, lS56-Gmarcl a2.l
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your stomach is foul. Don't parade Yourself around
the world. covered with pinpies. Botches Ulcers.
Sores. and all or any OF the uncean diseases of the
skin, b cause voar system wants CLEANSING. Don't
show you}s II shout lean haggard all caved
in because YOUR Stomach and Bawrs cd str, myth
ening into healthy action. Ayers Pills set these
things to rights sarelr water qu inches fire.
They purity TIE body and blood. and restore their
functions into healthy setvitv which YOU can ietl
as quick a. they are token. They are the one great
medical wonder of tn aye. recognized by all who
know their virtues aud many thousands know them.
Take the Cherry Fectofa Tor a Cough. aud the
Pills for all arrangements requiring a purgatiYc
medicine.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER. Lowell Mass. au,
scd BY j. c. NJ. Merriat and j &, Laird, Staun-
ton and Druggists everywhere
Nov. 20. isAG-2mos.
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E9s- The superiority of men of American
inventive genius, not only over that of our
English progenitors, but indeed Of ali other
nations. has become TOO tangible to be dis
puted. 1t was notorious at the Worlds
Fair in London. that the Americans far out
stripped all others 10 the useful inventions
which they supplied. We beat the English
in vessels, railroads, and manufactures by
power. We are beating them iii the scieu-
tiio arts of Chemistry and Medicine, as we
have long beat the rest of mankind. A new
and practical proof of this assertion is shown
in the fact that the principal remedies Of the
allied armies of the East are furnished from
the laboratory of our own countryman. DR..
j. c. AVER, of Lowell, is filling orders for
immense quantities of his Cherry Pectoral
and Cathartic Pills, for both the land and
sea forces in Turkey. His medicines have
been tried and approved by those in power.
who have found them the most reliabl,
which they could procure for the exigencies
in which they are to be employed
N Y. City Tsmcs.
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So 20t,G5
S59,791,4 1862
The value Of all crops.

The imports into Cuba now amount to
about $50, 900 900, more than one-fourfh
of which are from the United States. The
revenue of Cuba is upwards of ST., 600 900.
We have thus complied some facts which
must prove interesting TO our readers. We
may, perhaps resume the subject at future
day. when we shall have more leisure for
investigations
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RICHMOND. January l. lss7.
W ssss s;N.

OA oArlstu.as morning, at the resldeicc
OF her father, by Rev. Solomon. CARRIER, Mr..
SYLVESTER W. FELT, of Fairfax, aAd
Miss REDECCA J. LATSIIAW, of Au-
gusta
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N l..

NTE once more request all those who are indebt-
w ed to us by BOND, OPEN ACCOUNT OR
OTHERWISE, to come for ward and make pay :
ment, say by the LIST DAY OF FEBRUARY ar
the same will be placed in the hands of officers for
collection. BRtGUTWELL 4 HOPE.
n C ., ls5G-~coNt' stagptop, Va
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CAU'l' ION!

4 IL persans aee hereby cautioned fiom selling
n goods q, any other eotnmoditS 50 my children
md charging them to my account. as ! viii not be
espansihle ti.f any debit II theS contracting.
Dec. 2e, 1886. 3t UORNELIl s COLLINS.
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yorE OF WISCONSIN Losr.-The first
"Wednesday of December was the day pro-
vided by the United States law for the cleo
tors Of President and Vice President to
meet and cast the electoral vote of the State.
A snow storm ON the day previous having
shut of all communication with Madison,
(the capital of the State, the electors could
not reach that place, and consequently the
vote OF Wisconsin was not Cast for President,
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For SALE.

4 LIKELY Efrro Woman. Arnlv 60
n i. sTEfiif'ASoE.
s''''. IL Monterrey, Highland county, "a.
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Which people the church yards,
might b cured By AY Frs CA
THARTlC PILLS, If taken in
season. Dent go dragging Tire
the Spring, iaiat. sleepy, and
iist,a because yoa,' hl1od Is
loa /! with bile. Dou't W ar
tie Headache. Htartbu II, and
: IL. / l..Gr 4 .4:-..A u. $1,000
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The Island Of Cuba,

We extract the following in reference to
thu Island Of Cuba from an exchange
Everything connected with this Island
possesses mere or less of interest to the gem
eral reader; and We therefore compile few
facts, that are, perhaps, not known gen.
orally to the majority of newspaper readers.
Cuba is about $50 miles in length, and
varies IN breadth from narrow istbmus to
120 miles Its area is, therefore, 81 900
miles, aud about the same in size with S.
Carolina.
The population and progress of the Is
land is shown by the following comparative
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sc, eco TIcKETs--a SCI FEIzIal
Neana one H.l.e q ete.N Nine yteA.ets
BRILLIANT SCIiEME
Whole tickets sle-Halves S--oua'rs2 81

The first sos Prizes are decided in TIE usual
manner.
1he , DOC Pfzes Of SO sill be determined by the
last figure Of ,hs nnnhes tina: draws tn 81, 0GG
Prize. For example. if the number G'aWiu1 tn
325 ,Do6 }.riss eLds With So L. then ali u. Tickets
Is here the numoer endA ia viii he cn-,lted Go S40.
r. he Eapeaf ends with No. 2, In ali HE lick
e.s where tie Number end il siil b entitled 10
$40, ard 80 On % ..
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates whicii Is the risk
Certificate ol Package of Whole Tickets sec
10 Hat -
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EsssEa2ic- NNaiea.

1 WILL attend to tire al just Gent and co'icc; 'on q
Il all claims committed to my care with hdestY
My Office can be tol;nd in Court House alee ab9"t
Geo. II, Coeitrau's Law office. refer enquiraIs Il
any respectable busiaess citizen Of place ahd K
all such in the county who say know u sddres.
is Stanton Va,
VIC. STERRETT.
Jan. &c, ls56.--Spect. and T. American cory,
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s6E. ssssJ &slA&s

Then you can't be cared too soon. Don't della
until your compidnt i. incpcable, ard til n monl
when il is too late. Fou. Githg nf all the diseas
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DAGUERaoryPEs MD Amsno-

TYPES.
LNiNiSHED IN the lnehest strle ofthe art and
warranted to give sitsiactan, II the most .ea.
sonable prices at N! SKI LIGHT 6Ahitaf.
NJ. HiLB.
n. u. Instructions given in the art, aud pupils
sappiled with my OWN manufactured iastfuulca4s
the superiority OF which IS confirmed by iaY recviv-
ing toe first premiums at the Exhibition in Balti
more ana philadelphia. N. H..
Waynesboro, Feb. =, ls56.-spec copy
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III also Keeps On hahti suppIY o. an Kinds OF
CiRRIAdE ANU Buggy HARNESS.
gre6rcn WaEtea,
sAspoRvANT INrouM.y,oy

faNHE subscribers have opened a large Ware House
4 III tn town OF Stauuton, opposita thu pass,n
ger Depot and near he American he L. vi ore IA, >
are prepared to give the high st L h price toi.
Corn, Rye, Oats and Ba lev.
They viii also keen constantly az hand fare~
sgppl1 a. eonl VII - Nti5b 5esv p ~.
change Is a.4- The #i,l soea - tt4..sy To- llir.
nist Ggognd Pias ~ Farmers
Sss ash viii be paio for 5eJ thrifty stock hogs
Harlan Il SAA2P.
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cenfusses
In 1775 170.370
+" 1917 55l 1913
+" 184l I,007 ,624
" 1850 1,247 ,o3e
The distribution of population is thus
Whites, COS, go
Free Colored, 205, $50.
Slaves. 453, lG0
The free colored are not emancipated
slaves These are the descendants Of the
original settlers, and never were slayes-
They were always free, and many Of them
own large estates.
The distribution of industry and cultiya-
ton is thus:
Sugar Estates, 1442
Coffee :" 1852
Tobacco " 9l2
Grazing Farms $3.50
The largest amount in value Of crops pro-
duced in Cuba, for expectation, are Of SUI
gar and fruits
Value Of Sugar, SIS, 500 ,924
:" :" Fruits. 81. $3.50, G5o
- g Molasses. 81 ,4G2, 72S
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N O I | c L
Virginia iFoa Mining & Manufacturing

COMPANY.
fgNHE Books for Subscribing to the stock ef III,
L Company as directed by the Code Of Virginia
and he Charter oi the Company. viii be open at
The EXCHANGE HOTEL. il kielmond, aud az The
10th days of January next from 10 ", NJ To- ;
O'Clock + NJ, where several Of the undersigned
Commissioners will attend. By etder
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Orders far Tickets can be addressed either to
:. SWAN Il &c, itiaata. Ga.
or ). S"aN. Montgomery. ia.
PLAN OF SWAN 4 cos LOTTERIES.
80, too Numbers corresponding with thos' N the
Tickets placed in VII. /. fh 7 ICES are
flaeed in another wheel. .i..tbsf Is drawn tren
the ngtaher WHeei and ri the xatne time Ptiz. i
&, Assn ae2z3 Il ezHa. u So z lr'te sz#tf r. j.
p.ac=a Fs.ist - : a. saH==5z. "s sae..
rel eatsG lH6i al he Prizes drawn nut.
In Ordering TiussefS.
taeiase the paHey to out address Tor the Tickets
ordered. IN receipt " which thes viii b tafRaidee
~ first nail
Tn List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will b.
sent To purchases in1 eGiatcy after the d. As ing
Purchasers ,iii please write their SIGNATURES PLAN
and Eiv tltei! t'us1 0i.ce. County and Statn.
Remember lliat every prize is drawn and pa! adj
Mi withou! deduction.
N prizes Of 81, c)u aud under. raid Immediately
t'tei tie drawing other Pfz-s u the usat tiine
hirty days.
Al eammnnieaons strictly confidential.
Pri2a licaets ea.ied renewed ia Their Tickets
II either once
5. SWAN CO.. 4,iogto. ga
O. :. SWNN, Noat5 emery, ia.
Woven ber -, is5G.--tdd
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DERUv1AN GUANo.-.A full supply of No.
4 Peruvian Guano just received and for sale a
lowest rates by FOWLE \ co.
Alexandria, Apri. 10, 1856.
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Orders for Tieaeis o.,a be as SD 10
s. s Van x %. .fdHfz. Nsi
or >. esWAS. 1oatq lia--55=-ti
Or ! SASAN. r. 81. as4szs liza.
f0RT GAINES aCaUtfHI ia.isYI
To be drawn in the CITY Of Attepta Georgia u pub
lie, Tuesday, January 20, 1856. on the plan Of
SINGLE NUaTBGRS..

JoaS ilza,rL aud W. ". McGetHn, Esq, eon'rs
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SOgliI vi llT Y aGsg.my
LOTTERY!
CLASS N,
To be Drawn II Che City o. Mobile, Alabama, in
public &C Saturday, Jan 10, 1856 on the plan Of
SIN LIE NJ ID BERS!
Jons aenrs1 sud W. W. sleesviaz, Esqa., cou.'rs.
ao.too riolets.,s. go Prizes
APPReNT D :. TINN u e. D,

:. 2sG prizes auj.fanting to @2p4 o9o
Whole Tickets, $40 hottes; &5--2poTferz, So.
The first ZIG Prizes are decided in tie csuai
manntF.
3,o9Q Prizes of $40 viii be determined D. tle last
figure OF the number that draws The a., otV Prze.
For example. the Nunb Der drawing .he t4o,eo0
Prize ends gith No. |, then all tie Tickets Wbfre
the nui-be, ends il will be entitled to s40 ] the
Number ends win Number 2, then all the Tickets
shcrc the Number ends in viii be entitled to $40.
aud On 10 o..
Celtitcaics o. packares viii be sole at the fol-
loving rates. which is ti1a risk
t.ertiHeat. ii 1&c&ast pt " II Bic Tets, SG0
l6f.sti -
i" i" 10 & aa.' L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-11

SUGAR AND MoLAsSES. The sales of Sugar embraced
200 hhds at lO@1oc for Fair Fully Fair. OF Mo-
lasses $50 bbls sold 6262c q gallon for Prime
Choice.
FLOUR. The market dull and the sales confined
to few lots including $50 bbls ST. Louis supene SO 3d.
100 Extra Illinois at 81 So auction Super
fne slightly damaged at Sc 2S6 rs for Superfne 81 Is
Ds7 As y Dbl for Choice Extra.
EsGRAIN The stock Of Corn light only some 1900
sacks Sold including 800 Ordinary 6c $40 two
lots at CSC D bushe Oats lower with sales of
Prime St. Lonis &c. 800 Missouri 621 p buslel
Wheat heard OF Of we noticed some
small sales atSl rs o 100 lbs.
. PROVISIONS. Mess Pork was retailing at SaIS2O 75
and LOT Of 100 bb!s sold by dealer on Monday at $40
u Dbl The sales of Bcon included 81 casks Fancy Sugar
Cured, Hams at l5s@l3c OF Cireeu Meats 800 boxes
Cumberland Cut Middles sold private Lard
no transactions Of any moment reported.
bales Western sold few days since S5
and yesterday 900 about S3o and Eastern store at
SIS q ton.
SALT cargo 5000 sacks Liverpool sold private
terms and of $780, onesxh Fine round Also on
Monday three cargtes. embracing 1880 Sa95c .
sack for small part Fineto onehalf Fine.
COFFEE The demand active with sales of 1900 bags
Rio including go at l0c 2S6 1G 200 1914 4SO at lO9
and $50 Prime at l03ac q Ii.
BAGGING. .Roand lots of India were offered at l3c u
yard.
GUNNY BAGS. 200 bales extra heavy were sold at l2c
equal to cash.
WHISKY There good export demand with sales of
nearly 1000 bbls Reched AID Raw mostly SOC p gallon
Extra Rectifed was selling at 53@95c.
FRE1GHTS. Cotton shipping to Liverpool II 500
| 9-l6d in British and American vessels
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EXPORTS.

1NDtANoLA AND GALVESToN-stesmship Danl Web.
sero hhds sugar loO bags Coffee 10 do corn 40 bbls -four
bbis molasses, = 9cs rice 10 pkgs nldse.
CAMPEA HfSchr Auiia25 ties lard. 30 bbls bread sGS
pes timber O boards 30 boxes candles l2i pkgs mdse
LAGuNA-Brg HGrcnles-iG0 btls -four vinegar 20
do potatoes IS kegs butter 10 candles reams
2Ii pkgs mdse.
B0RDEAUX-ship Arnston6a bales cotton s bbls bacon
29 tcs 63 bbs lard 100 bbs -four $50 sacks corn
wheat kegs lard Is bbls beef los lard
l Dbl grease, IA oak panks, 64267 slaves
HAVRE-Ship Muhouse-2sl4 bales cotton, 1000 slaves,
HAMBURG-ship Quebec-l96a bales cotton, lGa5 slaves
G0rAESBURG-Ship Mountaineering bales cotton
CARDENAS-Bark ElYisa-lo2S bbis -four, 1000 slaves.
TABAsC0Schr Josen Fernandez bales cotton 500 sacks
corn OO hbs Hour 6I lber 81 bales domestcs pkgs
mdse - 80
LAGUA LA GRAND-Schr Narragansett--750 empty bbls
1000 hoop poles.
CORK AND MARKET-Ship Lizzie Spaldug-2s5 bales
cotton,
VERA CRuz-Schr r Enulson-46 bales 1890 half bales
cotton o Kegs butter 10 ties hams 100 bales hays rs kegs
grease, $50 pigs mdse - :
CEDAR kEYS-schr Wild Pigeon-5 hhis 26 bbls sugar.
9S Dds Hour Dois whisky S6 do pork 80 do potatoes
gtain, DC. =
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gem 0rltans Nlgntg gtlarkst.

tL54 CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 10, 1886.
1t pretty active in moneyed circles to-day The move
ents Of the banks in the of discounts restricted and
likely to be restricted for several days This
the market larger amounts of short paper say
days and Of the highest grade having less 90 days
which, from necessity thrown bank cashed
on the street at the rate Of IL cent This with
other transactions CD 70 days date may considered
isolated cases, because at the months dated
paper Of private signature scarce readily per
cent There were negotiations to-day of $4,000 good
dong dated part at 10 and part IL Those
of anticipating their porte feule holding back
days under the expectation that greater facilities Will offer
There Just grounds for panic pressure
expect and ii is idle for deses paper to assert
that we are to have tight money market. 81
Stocks continue to advance rather in fact are only
very small quantities offering. Union Bank has gone up to
10909a AT The latter price 80 shares yesterday
The stocks Of the old banks quiet held highest
prices Of the
Another dull day for exchange In the early part the day
there was more activity in sight funds New than on
yesterday, without any change in sight drafts
range from ih9la discount short sight Ils@ls6 Other
Northern funds within the of figures Sterling freely
offered at all rates with the Of figures
some transactions in francs say $1,000 at 80
OF and 535 and on Paris direct
We ono.a h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-11
s MEMORANDA.

H Steamer Falls City left Cairo 5h inst NJ In port
% boats bound for various points up the Ohio Mississippi
rivers Met Republic at Columbus 6th-Met Denning
New Madried st Nicholas at Riddles Point Ogden at No
IA Jas Montgomery below IslandlI Passed Ii Neueomb ut
same place. Met Howard at Plumb Point 7th--Me Atlanta
at Sterling Roe at Helena Aeck Scott at No. 49, John
SmeSds at Gaines Landing S-Met Delaware at Princeton
Thiehell at yieksburg 9th-uncle Sam at Gsscocks
GemM TuDica, Magnolia a; Plaquemne.