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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-28
Utb 0rltans aaiIp Grssttrt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
81 ORLEANS Nlontu Dlarhtt.
cnrscs s.,, o,,.c., e. y Camp 4: |,

0ar'eT Sa. s, Es:s. g. IT, II Ssse i IT,
without any real csuse sppcared ID be general
inclination to refrain from operations Cotton was qusst
exehsnge dropped money not much wanted lssiude
seemed 70 prevail The European mails BY the Niagara came
through The private correspondence psrakes some
spec OF the character Of the public advces decidedly
uniavoeabe regarding cotton We give below the monthly
circular Of m eminent house Liverpool which will give d
correct view Of cotton and other produce as can be well at
tanned. ala3isl,4 q 4 ~ a 80 T. isEi<
From all accounts hat gather anancial affairs In Eng
lang are not whit worse stringent than the year
ls Those who have money Disposed Just the same
on this side to hold not loan al any rate Of
or perhsps at such rates would prove runous 10 my who
might borow The privilege conceded the Bank England
to issue notes Of email denomination deemed as one which
will give great relief our view we consider II as only
temporary palliative What Is the Issue Of batch small
notes TO effect towards relieving panic OF
merce and trader We do not understand the Of this
nnanceeng IL the Bank Of England the crisis
might as well suspend and keep the monetary world
1t we're on the tenters charged against Eng
land In other instances when banks are relied on for
assistance that other interests than the suffering public
This enced the recent panic by the action
Of the New York banks York and English have
been played on by spectators
for years by borrowing that instead ii TIE
temporary pediens adopted the bank should 60 the
at once. f5sI
There very little our market to-day Some small
Of paper were negotiated the OF lD2 per
The market dsiy growing easier though large
lions are anspiring The banks discounted e but very
little. gst4w ierti tsS 47}s f. -'5 w
Exchange. which closed yesterday suggshy and heavy
presented the features to-day, with declins Of Der
cent being fully established The banks sold
York at per cent discount Outside there sales
per cent discount 30 days sight sold 45 per cent
dscousback again to the figures three days Sterling
something Of bender Bills shipping documents
at from Ol@i02i clear bi 1o3@lOl l04 without an,
sales Of note Francs heavy 5o@5o the market closing
heavily. is54s. an
In stocks we only heard Of the sale Of 20 shares Of the
OF James Robb at We learn this bank has surplus
per OF the last six business There was also sail
Of 70 shares Hope Insurance Company w premium.
We resume weekly quotations Of stocks, follows
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gebietu of tbe Nlarkets for Dast Iesh.
oREscRsr OFFICE; No. 70 csssnpyss.rest,}

" CRESCENT OFFICE, No. TO Camp street,2
Saturday Morning. November %, 1857.
Our general market has presented animated
during past with liberal supplies Of staples
and Of the leading articles of Western Produce most Of
which with good demand at better prices Cotton,
Sugar Moasss active advanced rates although
for great staple The recent foreign does be
of character large operations Flour has de-
clined buyers forward very freely under the
advantage Grain generally has been firm but with light
plies the and Wheat has been moderate Pro-
visions arrive slowly, and the generally better.
Freigts continue in good request and the rates firm
On Wednesday morning. published the yanderbilts ad
vices bringing dates from Liverpool to che 4h nst
panic place financial affairs and the market gene
rally under the influence of which Gotto declined 3D. but
subsequently confidence partially restored by
aken by the government and Of the decline recovered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-28

Stock of American cotton in this port l6 400 bales against
600 Fair Upands quoted ssd Middling, 7sd Fair
Mobiles Sad Middling 7sd Fair Orleans sad Mdding,
Sd per h.
have had variable markets for all kinds
of food during the month but generally the tendency has
been prices None disposed purchase
yond immediate requirements and with full supplies sales
only be made easy terms. 49, ~
American wheat-While, Is. lodges. 4d Red, IS dTs.
ID Der 70bs.
barrel. AZ 10
Indian Con-Yellow, 36s. 6dGS37s White, 4os4ls. 3D..
and Mixed 37s. per 4SJlbs ~ .r-5
Naval storesTaow etc. not free from the general de-
Common Rosin, A. Sd, cw Tar, l0s2s. per barrel
American Talow, nothing doingnomnal price, BIS cwt
We are, very trnIy, your friends -
j. & d. MAICOMSON & co.
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QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR. u
%
Weeks receipts 6.o26 bhds-Exports 800.
MoLAssEs There has been good demand generally,
with liberal supply, and the sales embrace bbs
prices ranging ct 2oG2c, closing 2s@9c gallon for
Prime and Choice lots Half bbls have sold 289zg1<
mostly 2sx@2sc p gallon, snd closing latter
Weeks receipts .OTA bbls-Exports az. q s ss
FLOUR. The demand has good at considerable
reduction prces Up Thursday evening 900
sold s@ss 12 for superns IS 2@$5 50 Faacy
Is 1905 Is and IS 80 for Ordinary Choice Extra and
@$4 Is Dbl for Fine and Unbranded. Within day
however the markethas been er, and yesterdays
cuded 6Oe bb superfne IS TO- 400 indiana at IS Is SIG
Fancy IS 75 100 Plants Extra in lots 81 So
Unbranded atS4 e2k and IA at ~ Is . Dbl.
Weeks receipts No. s04 bbls-Exports llI72
WHEAT. 5000 bbls have sold during the week
697se for Inferior and Rejected 81 Prime Red and
81 lo@s rs y bushel for Fair Choice White Yesterday
we heard of no transactions Of moment and Prime the
lsvee
Weeks receipts g. 1877 sacks-Exports 3T9L
CORN...With moderate receipts and fair demand hold
have realized full prices and have noticed sales
yesterday morning Of sacks 45soc Ordinary
Prime New, and 5l@5sc bushel for Old Yesterday 7s0
sacks Green sold 46c and l500 Prime p buhe
Weeks receipts lo,es7 sacks--Exports .04l. =
OATS. There has been very good demand and prices
have improved with sales of sacks St.
@46 and 4sc bushe including yesterday s sacks
three lots at 46c 1856 at A. and 700 in lots p bushe
Weeks receipts 15 1872 sacks-Exports 1O6.
Prices have declined 25@soc ranging lattery at
9Oc@sl 100 ns the transactions including go yesier
dsytat soc. and l2s at 92kc p 100 ns.
We have noticed sales Of 5000 bales BY auction
at s1I@slS p tun for Northern. Eastern and Western
PORK have improved with sales 300 800 bbls
New Mess during the week. in lots at $16@s17 bbl
and yesterday 400 bbs were sold on private terms.
Weeks receipts 1881 bbls-Exports 1876.
BACON. The receipts have light and sales confined
small lots at l@2kc for Sides SOLO for Shoulders
13@l5c for Plain to Fancy Sugar Cured HAMS Yeser-
day Is casks Ribbed Sides sold at 2 and few Shoulders
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: rAsssFgrKs,
Per ship Golden Esgie from Liverpool 81 ssssrs6s.
6EI60RAMDI

MEMORANDA.
- Cspt ssoae o. The ship Golden Bas ~
INST whs On Cape CrnI1 boarded b an EuezA 6uu
Boat phosxainsd the ships papeE sod fes alssd - NJ
TO procesd her voyage The oeers 81 fhs bsat Su1
Capt Stone sas thsy tbs look on for sasyss&
SPOKEN. OK ,ss
~ By Capt Gtsne " hs ship Golden Eagle Ocobes ~
lat a o. long Ie % ship Rsdan from Liverpool bonnd 70 So
ney-Af wsll--wished to b reported. s a
~ BY caps King Of he ship Zephyr On ths I'm insa
or Cape Hatarss ship Jas Tiseomb- hence. 49, ~
EXPORTS.
LIvERPooL-shp Leacothes slsl bales cotton 81 sacts
BARcELosA-Bsrt PAaehit.-aas ba. cotton, lspo bbls
ss'si ss.s s. 3 u 8
seyss g,seere SO sacks corn Is do csss 70 DO e 4eks
PENSACOLA Lszds xeack-so s.,s. 10y. . bbIsof
.s ss;t IA: a.
candles % Do eSesss Sss cracks and saadss %
IMPORTS.
LIvERpooL.shipG Golden E.sI..2 linen KIehsI.er
sas - e
hsIIe. e: ,ss1 e
e ! .: e
Il sas &C. e s s.. ~ ~
.: 'ss'. ss,s. -. -:
s.ss. 4 %
ssss s:,s s'
s. "a. s sfss. 70 Cd: : ~. i s.
ssss :s:is ss.
burnside IS q 10 = al Hs
case mdss smisio s.ks ehsass ! d hoss q s.sss
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There is rather money Offering and some
kinds have declined The crisis has the Of
the banks of South Carolina and Georgia being used in
Southwest heretofore in the buying advancing
cotton. =-f-0s Z.
Gold and silver coins purchased freely and
the Mint for recoinsge which operating the
in the way Of recoinage. s.7 l.r
Land warrants are dull and almost uusaleable. -5
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Seipplng yuteIligel,ts.
SATURDAY, November 2s, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Ieucothea, Gay, for Liverpool, JP Whitney &co
Spanish Bark Panchita, Bosch for Barcelona,
Schr Hornet, Mack, for Pensacola, John Hurley Eco
Schr Lizzie Mizeck, Rowe Pensacola John Hurley tco
Schr Phoenix, Brown, for Apalachicoa ] A Mitchell
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PULGIAN'S TWO GRAND TOMBOLAS!
5000 PRIZES EACH.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE-One for Christmas
One for New Year-Tickes One Dollar each "a w.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIZE-One for Christmas
One for New Year-Tickes One Dollar EACH - H.
These Tomboas consist each of 5000 Articles aggre
gate value at the retail price, 81 @ each Tobola
AS Of the patrons of these Tomboa can assure them
selves by examination the Prizes and now ready for spcc
on the object these Tomboas not to make but to
insure rapid sales. ~ '.--
M9-The articles are Fresh Goods, imported this fall
The public earnestly requested and examine and
they will acknowledge these Tomboas worthy of their
patronage, and that
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS ARE THERE
The Tomboas will come off
,-.a ..U ~. DECEMBER "a AND 81
And the patrons invited to attend Drawing Each ar
ce will be numbered, and two children draw from
box the numbers of which will designate the Pzeaud SO
on until the whole 5000 numbers drawn "a
/. PULGIAN, Turkish Bazaar,
: "a st. Charles St, opposite St. Charles Hotel
~. b.-NoCANDf IN these Tomboas. ms tJal
~ bottles. - 1880 ~ -
eases of 100 half boxes landing ex Hebron
For sale by GRATIAA, ooNdAG ERE 4 Co.'S, a.
hio N ~ .s't ' 70 Customhouse street.
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a FASHIONARIE DANCING AEAn
4 GfEMY-Medame VIRGINIA SMITH, IsuccessCrs ~
step daughter Of M'me Arrans Brooks announced ~
$intenton q feopening her Academy VI Dancing % -
~ AIst ~ EsDAYin NoveMbsr, At EAGLE HILL =
Madame Smiths School viii b. conducted as hsretofoss
always subject to the advice and examination Of Mkasai
Brooks. y 49, X 7s5 sss.--.7
All the latest Psrisian ballroom and Faney Dances v -
taught, including the much admired Lancers.
The terms Of the Academy will remain as before. II
MA Chdrens Soiree viii be given 4ssnaly th1sugA
the season. vi 80. = OLD II
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AUCTION SALES.
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GooDs-H5 PA


FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GooDs-H0 PACK
q s BY VINCENT CO.. Auctoneers.
u 4 !bsil sass'oa iooas NJ. Is caasnheass arsss
FL: 81 s:sG: 90
Ts.sy IA "a ssp d
orsd gka Fancy Ribbons Curtain Musihi
ssa Linen s
Dsmssk, French Printed Merinos. e'e.
gsss. y'ss Figured q z'sA s'''a SILKS \.
80 SLAVES At AUCTION.
By C.M RUTHERFORD ALONG.
h. W. Loxc. Auconesr.
Hanks Arcade Magsnne street will be sold The follow
No. BETTY black aged aboa. le ys4sa good plantation
na.q snS for sa
ssss s,sss s
ri heuss and ef CHILD about months
ne ses: .sss Il and %
recommended faly guaranteed except having bron-
Ac q before A. Abat Notary Public at expense
pu nSATsrms made known a. sale. an
have a. private sale two No. Blscksmiths tive
HOUSE Cooks washers ma Fsd Hsad. .
city paper at four months. n2s
BY W. G. JRwETT, Auc,ionesr.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATURDAY-Gsrocery Liquors
and General Merchandise. Other days. Special Sales.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, etc.
SATURDAY, the 2sth Inst, At 10 O'Clock A.
- NJ, at 10 Camp street, will be ssd-- ~
a. ~ 100 bbls. Brown Sugar; lFs}
$50 boxes Goldfish
500 pkgs Groceries, Liquors. and other articles.
- 1'''l' = - fine Buggy HORSE
AT PRIVATE sALEIesding articles Of Groceries. also
superior Brandy and imported Cigar. MI
COOK-COOK. bal 57
Tz-4 BY N. vIGNIE. Auctloneer. z VII
SATURDAY, the 2Sth Inst, at IL O'Clock NJ,
~ vt the ST. Louisi Exchange, will be sold
JOHN negro man, aged about rs years, cook house
want and Jack aa Tradesully guaranteed sgafns all the
vices and malades prescribed by law.
A2-TERMS-Cash. l5.f asA4 ~: 3ftI MI
LARGE WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, INSURANCE
Y Scrip, ETC. aY@a. II "a
BY PALFREY CO., 4
Once, No. q Camp street.
c. L. @. DuPuY........................A uctoneer.
GATURDAY, the 2Sth Inst, Mt IL o'clock M :,
- will be sold public auction, BRnks Arcade Magazine
sundry STOCKS, BONDS and INSURANCE SCRIP, rs per
catalogue which will b. ready for distribution at the Auction
eer's office, on Saturday morning 80.
N BOrdes will be received the Auctioneers
u1S
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CATTLE KET.

Ill.,. .. .-l JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. q.
Arrived yesterday $50 head Of Cattle and 400 Hogs The
market well supplied with prices easy for purcha
at quotations.
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SARDINES-26 of Ssrdines halves and quarters,
~ landing ship Hebron, from bordeaux, by i
~ 81 GRATIAA, COMMAGEREg Is CO., =!
MIC " n 81. ' 20 Ousornhouse street.
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SUGAR. accounts from the interior reporting eonsid
cradle danger the crop the heavy fros
creased the preensons Of holders while the demand has
tnued good throughout the week. The sales
hhds and the market closes the range quo
toto HnJJo-
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H8-Lyceum md Library SOclety-This LIZ
brary open subscribers and life Additions
been made the Juvenile and Adult Departments and
books for reference circulation. 5f5=l
The Lyceum Hall Is we'll adapted for public lectures
cers Apply to the Librarian No. 10 City Hail. nit I'm
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COTTON AND TOBACCO srArrxxxr.

TOBACCO The movement has been limited and sales
Of the far reported only shout hhds We
hear Of nothing in regard prices and still quota
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nSWEGO STAKCH-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
on hand large supply of this celebrated article and
prepared to the increased demand We only
say to those who have tried call and get sample pack
age only necessary give one trial to establish super
iorty all other kinds. t
We furnish it the trade New York prices this
time not above the common brands offered in this market
; Agents for this city, ,fgh Ew%
JOSEPH Il. MARKS & CO., ~
43, IS and II New Levee street,.
ma ct IL and 49, SO and 81 Fulton.
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OFFICE Sun MUTUAL COMPANY or N. ORLxANs2
~ u 49, New Orleans Nov a. 1851
K5- Notice Is hereby given, Ia conformity
with article four Of the charter OF this Company that the
twelve Directors during the ensuing
year the first Monday February will be held
the Office the Company Of Camp and Common Streets
MONDAY the day Of December between the hours
Of 10 A. N. and r. II.
MI I'd JAMES EDWARDS Secretary,
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BANK JAMES Rom,
5r- New Orleans, 18th November, 1875
H9-At n meeting OF the Board OF Directors
of this corporation, held the 18th inst r n Wood Esq,
unanimousy elected President and W. g. Mount Cashier
DIRECTORS.
r. N. WOOD, WALTER cox,
THOS ALLEN CLARKE.
nia lot M -..iI-. w .. MOUNT. Cashier,
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fS5t3 4sH BANK OF LOUISIANA, Z
s45i New Orleans, Nov. ~. 1857.
MA Trfenninl Meeting OF the StOckhOld-
this institution will be held the Banking House,
MONDAY the It'll December next, at IL NJ.
nj IS r.. M. DAVIS. Cashf6r.
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tf(tAgIPEACHY HATS JUST RECEIVED AND
~ for sale by go ]. B. VALENTINE 4 co., ~
J jeH 81 nd { Ist 81 Common street.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

97s58'87e MxYonAIrY on new ioRIxArs 4 |
Ne III ss8s City Hail. NOV. q, 1851. sNS !
being XII, ~ rs osr. sns dT cents se 5c psr
according tariff Bakers required y give during
the ensuing week, commencing on MONDAY ne SVh o.
a ouncss a. bread for 70 cents. a
.i 81 ~
rbs ,o:y.. Il second aaaty must weigh more
The q cents ioavss., Z ouncss
~
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14
Mltmpbls Cans.
Ne W HARD WIRE STORp f.,
Hawks. Smith & "a

Importers OF Foreign and Dealers
in American Hardware,
Nos. 3O4 81 800 Main street, Mempbis
between Union and Munroe sis
TO tie Merchants, Planters and m.
chanies Of Pdaola county:
The subscribers are openinc tbo
largest and best selected stock ~
Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural InpIo-
mcnts, Iron, Nails, Cordage, &C.. ever Of.
fercd for sale in this section of country
among which may be found
Agricultural Implements. Iron. Nail.
Castings, Tin Plate, Timers materials
Blacksmiths' and Carpenters Tools. Ia
bic and Pocket Cutlery. Shoyels. Suad.s
Hoes, Axes, Corn Mills, Chains-of al
kinds, Oakum cotton, MANILA and iula
Cordage; Builders materials, Of every
variety and in large quantities.
We would most respectfully call tho
attention of the merchants Of this section
of country to the fact that, purchasing IA
VIC do. our goods at "a low figure az any
house in New York, Boston or PhI4.ic2-
phia. we are enabled TO compete With Them
in prices, ana are determined 90 Ge SD.
TO the planters, we would say. th4. u,rha
selection Of our goods, we haze ands-y-
ored to promote their interests as well "a
our own. Our stock of Timers masgri-
ais will always be found full AMI CON-
plete, and at lo,cer prices than any othe-
concern in this city. Our tools Of MI,
kinds have been selected personally and
from the very best max erS Ali Va ask D..
fair and careful examination of our
stock and prices.
Memphis, October, l,56-ni22m
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4rospettus.
Ndoore's Rural New-yorkor.

Is the leading Agricultural, Litera-
ry and Family Newspaper, having far
larger circulation than any similar Jour
nal in tho world! 1t combines in its
Agricultural, Horticultural, Scientific,
Literary, Educational> Miscellaneous, and
News Department, greater number of
Practical, Useful, Entertaining, and Time
ly Topics, than any other PERIODICAL
while il is, beyond dispute, the first of its
class in Merit. Usefulness and Popularity.
The Rural is published weekly, quarto
form, Illustrated and printed in best style,
Mt 81 year. Reduction to clubs, and
great inducements to agents, NC, in
Guiding liberal Premiums. Specimens,
Premium Lists, &C., sent FREQ; give us
your address. A new quarter commences
April 5, and hence now is the time to
subscribe. Registered letters at our risk,
if addressed TO
d. d. T. MOORE,
Rochester, n. Y.
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wAvERYY MAGAZINE,

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For Family amusement and Instruction.
EDITED BY MOSES A. DOW.
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being admitted into It's pages. 1t will
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characterized by high moral tone. 1t
cireulates all over the country, from
Maine TO California. The terms by mail
are very low, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing terms
The '.Wavcrly Magazine" IS published
weekly BY Moses \. Dow, II Water street,
Boston. Mass.
Two editions are printed, one on thick
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Clubs by mail. six papers SIX months,
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trouble to look over our books, or keep an
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Any one sending us FIVE subscribers for
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and splendid likeness Of Daniel Webster,
q large and beautiful picture 30 by 20
inches, which sells for So. 1t represents
him as he appeared when delivering his
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gives his full form and attitude and Is
considered the best likeness Of that great
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AEIT STORE

We are now receiving and opening
our FALL and WINTER STOCK of
DRY GOODS.
consisting of every variety Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods usually kept in this
market.
Supcrfnc blue and black Cloths, Cassi-
mers, Doeskins, Cloaks, Mantillas, MORE
Antique, Velvet Shawls-the latest styles.
Ladies : Dress Goods Of superior quail
ty; Grape Shawls; a large lot of Blan-
kets, Negro Cloth, Brogans, Ready-made
CLOTHING. Boots, Shoes and Hats, and
variety Of articles too numerous to men
ton.
All ask is, "comc one and all" and
examine my stock before making your
purchases. | bought on the very best
terms, and am determined that none shall
under-soll me. shall adopt the cash sys-
TEN, except o punctual customers.
4. {. BLAIR, 2l1 Main-st.,
Old stand of Ferguson & NELL.
CO 4. q. GOODWIN is with this house.
n59-6m