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Ihc Smyrna Academy

Nov. Odd. honuay'
TUITION per Term of Eleven Weeks.
Eng Branches s5OO / Euh,,,
or Cerma" anrh d ~, =, sIik y French each 90
Book kcr",ns "0 "0 Iapeslrys Greriun and
Pencil DraM ins. S0V fuiIed work, eaCh h 800
MonochromaIlc Draw wv M nMGn'her % WorkpEI 300
ing and Painting 500 W. rI' EtuII' 1000
Waer'coor Painting 90 'o"srs' 1000
+ nS"' az be taken Dis term. al $500.
EseSaing Classes .5'
me." anh ~ Book Keeping and Commercial Aritb
Writing .,-... -. vi :. js5eo
- o. N BASS A. b., e'i-.-O
a6e,:.,.. Mas. o. ~ BASS, { teachers;
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A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
EuerU Man his OHM NoJoen,o,,

HOC'y "''"" "to OtUH OuJeSH10ll.
LlPPINCO1T & CO. One Price Clothing S,ore
No. 4Of Market stree 81 door above ia street Pha.
delpha. wOnd sOlIct call from those M waDt of
CLOTHING, before purchasing elsC where-as ali
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
every article is marked IN plain figures so thai aI
must buy alike. All goods used IN this store are
'ponged before making np and all articles sold viii
he guaranteed TO be cut and ma, in the best manner
Remember
404 Market street.
ISAAC LIPrINCoFT. Sd door above 4th, BLwooLsroS
Philadelphia.
ae3n 'h-.1v
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EUSTH received a large assortment of WALL.
- " PAPER, at J. Ii. JEFPERsoN's cheaD cash
s'uEe' .tt.as -. .....t, dec24
JOB PRINTING done at the 'FImrA' ot;co
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6' A large number of tickets to the Lee.
'ure Of Rev. w. II. Brisbane. in Wards Hall,
on Thursday evening. the 9TH inst, have. al.
ready been sold--nearly enough 10 6Il the
mouse! and i je q tnnatterOfregrei that we have
not Nall IN town two,or three times as Iaree.
Inc subject, as before announced, ia " The
oharac.er OF Washington considered az a basis
u 81 our National Character and the bond of our
onion," The lecture will Commences, al =
o'clock. nu's a-sas.t ,.at..l -
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announcement
GOOD FIFTY-ONE varieties of yaluabl,
SEEDS offered FREE to the Subscrl
SOhE Oers OF the AMERICAN AGRICULrURIsI
for 1858.
SEED The Seventeenth Volume Of ,bi,
FREE al Farmers Ga'ds"srs '"sa ""S cS
Vators OF even the smallest Plots, Ca.
uIes OF course Included,) as ha We never
oech oH%red beiOre by the Publisher
GOOD The Agrco'urs 'S'l"sl' Is enls9gsd aG s,I to
50 Double QuaEto Pages in cach mum.
PURE Der.
Six Of the best practical CuItivators
~ L u IN oil the country have been secured
besides a host Of 1"5as 'ns Soat ssn
sItributors.
Over 800 beautiful, instructive En-
cravings of Rural Objects, of interest
and utility, will be given in 1858.
GoON The January Number has IS in.
structIve articles, and over 80 enntav
ESOhE ngs, and this is fair sample, though
SEE D og numbers "1IIf will be. .''" the St '''s'
FREE ysrel'es af Sfss FisId 1' Gsp. G
den and Flower Seeds, of choicest
kinds and best quality. mostly obtain
ed from the best gardens in Europc.
1900 From this list eUery subscriber will be
NOOD subscriber will be- entitled to choose
~ any three parcels he or she may de.
aSUHE sire, free.
The Seeds will alone be- worth /.
p u many persons The tull subscription
Iprlce; but aside from them,
ANhEE. Every lumber will contain as much |
hrst-rate reading, and more engrav.
lDgs, than most of the Dollar Books
Offered to the public. Thousands OF
NNOODi subscribers have said, even Of the pael
ess valuable numbers, that they woulu
a1URE mot part with them iOf 81 each. Still
Volume XVII Qor lo5S) will be
az + ID furnished to subscribers, entire. for
81; Six copies for s. Ten or more
sINREE. copies at 80 cents each.
Do you ask how all this can be done!
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American Agriculturist.
Interesting Announcement

:, ORANGE JUDD, I89 Waterst. 81 per aunum
Editor and Proprietor. New York in adynn .e
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7HE TIMES" is published EUsry Thxsduy. By
RoBr. D. HOFFEcKER. Edits and Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del. ...
TERNS-SUsscRtrTIoN.-O gear. 81 so in advance,
or $500 u not paid till end Of the year. No paper
discontinued uRtd all arrears are paid-OaIy at the
option Of tks Publisher.
ADvEsrsNG.-FOr ssery sqxars Of IL nes. or less first
insertion, so ctsi each sa6seqUsn Insertion IS cts-
Liberal arraassmeS>s wade .OitA ycurIy aud half
yearly GdUsrtisers.
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Merchant TAILORING

Inc undersigned is deslrous of extending .
~ lur'her notice to his friends and patrons in The
own Wv" ana surrounding country, that he still
CI pTiIS IonStantiy on hand good supply Of
TRIMMINGS, which he will q nmato =, SIo
order at the soonest practicable period,
Smyrna, Nov. 4th, '57-3m.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-07

VI The Little Giant" OF AppoouinimipL
ID out in EPisIs 20. ., " On the Right of The
Masses" aud in defence of Judge Douglas a nd
Gov. Walker on the Kansas question II :.
quite lengthy, aud is an Grgumcnlunr ad ;rc;.
"m' part OF which-where the author delves
deeply into logic-we quote:
NOV, TO make this Kansas matter l;,,,o
palmer to the people of Delaware. snnnose in
lo"@- Do, Delaware hGd been Territory oni
tle delegates who met to form a cons,itnt;nn
had been elected from one section. bv a ~
niInnr!ly. and wheh assembled, had p,.ds ill.,
'he hanSas IntriguerS, two Constitutions ,iv,r,
~ each the right To free negroes 10 vote: and
then again, like the Kansas in,ri~ners sJd;n,,
an article or two, relating TO hoIdino or mi
holding slaves, 10 beVoled on only and whether
slavery was adopted OF rejected, free NEGROES
would have he'd tie right to vote. as tbere ,yo.
no chance for the people to reject it. being in
each constitution. MIR. Bucha nan saws, notSino
ls domestic affairs but negro slavery. OF courss
.ness tree negro privileges could moi be reached
now does any Delawarian believe that sucb an
outrage would have been submitted 70 bero
even 1t Mr.. Buchanan and oil his forces h,J
come 10 oyeFawe us We would have died nc
oeca me DelawarlauS, in defence of our rights
and Will any Deiawarian say it would be e;oh,
10 make the people of Kansas do what we uosIj
nor no do ourseives.-aad is it Just or right for
congress TO admit that minority Lecornn,on
constitution of Kansas, and thereby foment and |
cause civil war in Kansas! If once oI.r,aS
thefe, can it be possible that persons will he |
20 20 FOOLISH as to think il could be confined tc
that territory! It would rage outside 40 woIi
aS inside of said territory, until tyrants vonId
nave TO stand back and let the masses rule :"
AHE DISTINGUISHED DEAD OF ls57-Tha
neurology of the past year contains an unusual
OF eminent names. Among the deDar,.
90 men OF science may be mentioned HUGH
Miller Dr. Ure, DR.. Conybeare, and Reds.Id
me meteorologist. In the list of authors and
'cnolars are Beranger, Doug las Jerrold, Eugene
Sue, DIR. Dick, DR.. Griswold and Mr.. Gliddo,
u sculPtors there are Thomas Crawford and
christian Ranch. Among the statesmen are
iOv Marcy, Andrew Stevenson, James HsmiI.
on Louis MeLsne aud Ez-secretary Dobbin
p The military department. are Sir Henry Law.
ence' Gems. Neill, Nicholson, Ap,sop and an oil.
IRA in Indis, General Csvsignsc in France. and
zen. Guion at Constantinople.
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zen. iksrs'prepsriug an appeal. 10 a,he
public through letter TO the President. go
Smyrna times., 1858-01-07

The PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY BULLETIN has
reduced It's size from quarto to folio, also price
from " per annum to 81. 1t is now on. of the
cheapest family papers in the country, and we
recommend It to all in want of good and
cheap city paper.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-07

" Rev. Jos. Gregg, Vernon Mission. has
nod very prosperous year, religiously, taking
INTO the Church about 100 probatiopers
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W Attention is called to the public sale OF
Mrs Eliza A. Frazer, and card of Geo y
Frlce. which appear in another column.
W A PrOtracted meeting is now 10 progress
al The 81. E. Chursh in this town.
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&tditIu Of th. flmAtts.


SUGAR.. The market aFper With sales Of about
1900 hhds.
1OtAss rs Prices higher and eco bbis were
sold, chiefly st ls92le for Femeutng and 2s4c Good
TO Choice with 5O0hslf bbls at 25C923s q gallon
FLOUR noticed sales Of 20O bbs including $50 Ohio
superane in lots at a 37h9S4 40 1903 ST. Louis
u so 900 bb In lots at "A 37s4 for supene 81 60
gs4 62s for Fancy, and IS Plants Extra 50 IS bb
Corn active with sales Of some 50 600 sacks
including 5000 5l0 and $3.50 White 5Gr
same, 500 Yellow al So 200 part Mixed 5456 and
residue At 4095ec for Inferior, Green or Wheat
sacks Fair Red sold 95c 900 Inferior Ordinary
Fair al ssooo bushel.. The sales Of included
sacks ST. Lons in lots ie and 2q Ohio i042e bushe
...Of Bran 1880 sacks sold in lots 10c p 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Pork sl higher with sales Of 100
bbs Mess s6 500 at $40 IS 1850 the same ls6
SIG 80 bb. OF Bacon % easks Sides sold exc on the
legee aud Is at loo q H.. Green Meats higher with sales
q $500 pieces in bulk at OK and Tc for Shoulders Hams
and Sides, and 1900 rs in atboat 6 FOR Shoulders ~
for Hams and Sc for Sides OF Beef 81 bbs Dominica
sold at $40 for Ness and s4 so bb Prime Ness Lard
was 1zesc higher with sales Of IS tieTees exc 2O bbs
erees at 96 go in lots at TO- and leo kegs at l0 q b.
BAGGfNG l40 pieces Kentucky VI and-spun sold
lac y yard egual 10 cash dispatch from quotes In
dls Al lsc, and firm in that market,
COPPER. The sales confined TO go bags including
90 a. l04e, and 800 at lle9Hh{e n H..
noticed for 1000 bba 10 arrive
on private terms.
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE..,No stock FIRST hands. Some
small lots sold 4s95Oe and ITO bbs private terms
WHISKY. Prices still higher with 1850 bbls
Extra Reetihed part Wshires Pc 100 Dexters at
&c y gallon Raw held at g86925c gallon
K FRE1dHrS =, Nothing Of any moment reported
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sso al 81 disronns fcs tls Bays ssi, and
azs esr cent Discount sxsy days sight Foreign dull
me hass offered bills with shppae dsc'naep was LOO
though tafe were parties holding hgher RATE Clear bills
ID aps< Franrs arm Il ~ fsr choice siEusiures
81 Paris: on o.tcr points 6D5s 70 Taking broad view %
e Ange and eher we can class to dsy a being
unusuaiis dull and uansaeions nnited.
We heard Of no Stocks and have only % note the sale
a NV York Of 5000 Louisiana State Skies at 90 The public
sales 10 New Yorkihas Is those made ty aucoare con
asd On tie bogus order and not 10 be deemed as giving falls
intersections.
The IavsrpooI Tines money arlieIe, Of Jan. p
YeerY afternoon Bank Directors their usual weekly
neea did heir rateaf Discount reduction
expected BY Others there were az he oiher hand VITO
period TOO short since he last dmiunuon but
eft4ne strong conviction that next THURSDAY Will the
This feeling IS universal
fhc eonlinued Of the money mkei the acst daily ID
o fases which bills discounted in the spen market
good goundo believing cent TOO high charge to be
TIE stock Of 6allion 10 the blak Is now az millions
iiseoun market Is NIL Of money Choice paPeris negoaed
here cv Al ths Bank Of England The appliee
tons are stili very hnitei
Tbs weeky statement the banks Of New York City FOR the
week ending the eh inst, show the following changes
Increase loans and discounts. 81 ~ stS
Decrease in specie e59Ms
Increase IN deposits actual. Fo9SS
The increase in discounts Important movement for
hs week The aggregate Of mp tho fgaFes cores
pondng reported Just previous to the suspension Of
specie payments ranges about nine millions below that for
pending period year The specie is nineteen and
millions the deposits nearly sYe millions larger thsn
al this time IN l.57.
The following exhibits the items since the commencement Of
the present year
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sgsn tarltans gflontu stlarhtt.

CREscEsr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Monday Ryeaing, Feb. 10 1855
Tue business o. the opens under great degree Of
fn~hy, IN mvnsy exchange and cotton, queness
sFalcd sapfeme ~ 4sff tTfl#
The Nasze's adyees from Liverpool which have
fpr Days, seceived gh wires
before readers ia This mornings They nystiaed
sesarains eatep, aiaaipg Orleans quoted 81 1915
The accounts Of he 9Th nd "a, he Baiues advces
hhes are reported have aayancs Nd yet the
4aoaons only 1884 We shAknow by the
gisamt hs B~iic Of ne 81 inst New York
Yis w. have pfen hoioss suggested viii Dc best %
= wait "a TIE wagon and bs regular correspondence
IT'S ksabls mails received to-day pslsnts letissa
lead hope that cotton win advances much for the
si the prospect Of oaly a. being
tis mszmads Of growth Of 1851.
very little done IA ibs paper day.
oasiuks mr. discount to-day did exceed q nil
zaa at donafk the greses share DONE The
rhnseis Il denen very Nslcpme words, when com.
Sag hank Dirseos There press he hanks and
- general market regular and steady There Is
sy lls osslug the and have change
u auotas oboiee and prime signature
fspss mail SD L nsr ceut.
1bs hxehange market apened iodag n1de haaTy fesng
xz6 maintsnsd ths position through the day. There we're
s.lps o sghi dfaf Nsv York OK esepuns bauks
iia6 e4sszs q pax soma snal tFansasioas q tina bills
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Brown. Shirley 4 co.



The limited purchases recently by left
only small supply in eir hands and The steady Of
reyisng confidence together witt the comparative lie
money market have during the present week induced gene
and good demhnd increasing the advanced Sre
the trade have purchased freely
have amounted to 81 $50 bales.
To-day there Is pretty good attendance Of the trade and The
bales the advanced Of the week
Gliding 4o90 bales aiken speculation for export
The import Of American cotton thus far this falls below
that Of 1851 the period by 49, 43I bales and the latest
advices do promise early nAer change in tie pro-
portions. Holders consequently induced with conf
dance aud during the week advance Of from I'd "a
"a b. has been established the authorized quotations
Fair Upland and Mobiles being raised 5l6d per h. and that
for Fair Orleans Id per h.
Bfazls snd Egyptians in comparatively limited demand
ey however command last week highest rates, and partially
a advance Of X q. per 10.
taken extensively well by spectators The
trade and they have again advanced abnui per ID.
$50 bales American ITO Maranhsn $3.50
been taken ard 0 American $50 Penamf
100 Maransm 70 Egyptian $50 Surat and 80 Madras for
The total deliveries the trade have consequently been
abort Il 500 bales. MARRIOTT & co.
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STREET CoM'R--oFFICIAL.

L'InST DISTRICT POUND-Wns brought
10 The First District Pound street. between Julia
aud Girod streets estrAy-
One bay hands high with rowe in the breast
Which not claimed within ten days and the there
paid will sold public suction At said pound On ATUR
DAY, February 9Th, 1851, 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Nsw Orleans, February Is, 1851.
?. a. GUYoI Street Commissioner.
Registered February Is, 1857.
T. THEARD, Comptroller.
LNPAVE DU PRE- mIER DIsTRICT-u n
~ etc conduit depot des epaves du Premier District
Oryades entire les julie ct Girud, epaye--
I'm Cheva bal de Il mains environ dc hau ayant
Ia pOitrine.
81 e dit eheva nest pas rteame dix ous ct les fras
psyes. j yendu enehere publique a dit depot
SAhEDI 2 reyrier 1855, 10 heures 4 NJ,
7. A, 9UYOL, Commissaire des rues.
Nouvele oleans, Is fevrier 1875. feI6 y %
SECoND DISTRICT PoUND-was brought
~ 70 the Second District Pound Derbny street.
St Ann and Main streets, estrays--
One black and white she Goat without horns and both
half cut Of.
One brown black and white colorsd she Cost.
Which MOI claimed within there
on paid, will be sold at public auction At said pound Oh
SATURDAY, 9Th February, 1853 At IL O'Clock NJ
,,-..--,,, p A. GUHOLr Street Commissioner.
7. THEARD, Comptroller.
EPANE DU SECOND DISTHJCT-U a etc
- conduit depot de Epayes da District Der
bgny, entire les Ste ct Dumaiue, enaves
Une heVre nore Blanche oreles
d Motto coupees.
une Chevre bruno noire e. coloree he blanc
- les dts anmaux reclnnes dix ours ct les
fra Us erout vendus enchere publQue dit depot
sAMEDl, Y fevrier, ls5S, midi.
P. A. GUYOIi, Commssaire des rues.
Nouveile-O Orleans, lie 10 fevrier lS5S. f-l6 - e
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ship Express Miller from Liverpool December 18th. P
Whitney AGO.
ship Abby Lafsnss DAVIS from London December 18th, to
p Wnitney AGO.
ton, Rankin AGO,
British ship Sohsfn Light Vaughn from rssnoek Dec Sab
70 master.
ship Cambria Perry from Iiveruool Dec nd
sup Jnan Fernandez Given from London, TO Baxter Lowell
ship Jacob ss4nlsy -, a days from Antwerp ,OOa.
Bark fsed IeHniug srumer from Psisdelphia to Hyu-
soA 6ca-CaIso, $50 bags coffee.
iespkfre.
ssRs y barnard ssOus. fOu Bso Santiago 10 Phelps
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SRipplna snisIIiants.
TUESDAY, February Ii, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Rob Waterman, HnArd, for Port Layaen,
Bsudso, Block Acn
Ship Golden Eagle Stone, for Liverpool Whitney Aeo
ship Otseonthe. Maxwell, Tor Liverpool Whitney acc
Bremen ship Msgiaiine Hanke for Liverpool
Baxter Lowell AGO
British ship Elizabeth, Gillespie, for Londonderry
HoghtoB, Rankin scn
Ship Neptune Smell for Liverpool. baxter, Lowell 6co
Mexican Brig Desco, Ahrep, Vera Crus, y Camerden
Srhr Star, Thompson, for Pensacola, Jules A Blanc
Brh Schr Mary Stevens for Belize Honduras, j Avet
sohr Sister Kate, FegTer, for Pensacola, A Blanc
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ARRIVED.

Ship Roekland Brown Is days New York IN ballast TO
nisstet--3d dist 80.
last, 60 masieT-3d dat 80.
Bark Fanny Esef, LedsN, tom Barcelona in ballast
sehr Spencer, Laagstaa 10 days from Philadelphia JH
sehr Aurela, Wilson, days from St Marks to Metcaf
&e0--3asin.
Schr Condor Lee from Bloyi-BArin
Sehr C0ncordia. chaon. from BAY 81 i,ouis-Basin.
schE Pelican, Mills from Biioxi-hasin.
Sehr Ark, Anders from Anle River-Basn.
Sehf Yankee Gal, Jeriayn. fron Biioxi--Rasln.
schr Gabriel Aino syvesiie from 81 james Reanery2d
chr kt t1,s "a m
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GALv EsPON AND Embellishments Robi Mater
ra9 bbs onr Is do sugar u bhs nelasses i bhs po-
taioes IL whisky sacks q do coffee 10 bSs fn
rce hds coal and hhds hams. and sulsires
LIVERPOOL hp Neptune2s5l bales cotton l4e7 bbls Of
nonf 2l0 bbIs and lis lard 80 beef II casks vine
VERA CRUZ-Bfg scoI00 III bales cotton sHd 9 straw
cutters.
-PENsAC oLA-Sehr s,ar-S0, 0d0 bricks
IIvERPooI-ship Golden Easie--bO91 bales cotton Il
cases cask wine
IIvRRPoOL-sp oieon,hs-sso9 bales cotton 400 sacks
cofn, $50 stavVs.
LoEDOSDERRY- ship Bzsbeh-I290S sacks corn, l44to
slaves. ll9 bbss beef.
BBLIZE-schr Msry5ls bhls oar 20 do pork do beef,
g 10 bread bbls potatoes do sugar hid bales and
tobacco IL cheese, candles 81 do ras,
wine, sou feet laher 4U shingles O States IS doz
buckets, and sundries
PENsA CUIlA-SeAr Sister Ksse-52 COO bricks q o.
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PHILADELPHIA-schr J J Spencer
q Z kN RR

PHII.ADEIPHIA-scAr ) J spsncer-Lot machinery to
o, JAN RR.
CHARLEsTON-Schr 1. j. Ieyernig-7u7 and half do
rice cases order
PHILADELPHIA-schr J speneeF20O tons coal . loco
motive. 70 order.
lido Mtehe-Il do Meealf Acol case tobacco to
Rogers Woos &co9 pkg tns bales bedding bag cotton
seed o Nelson &co-Togal IS bales cotton.
BlLoxI--sehr Condor-27 coo Zee; lumber 70 order
BAY ST L0UIs-sehr COncoFda-2SO0o lumber
der.
BILoXI-schr PecanS2 oOo feet lumber TO Elliott.
BAY ST L0CIS-sehr Ark-45,000 feet lnrnher order.
BILoXI-sehr Yankee GAl3O 900 feet lumber order.
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ar Capt Davis Of Ne ship Abbot Lawrence, from london,
reports passed the i2h january, in ns g long Is W ship
sarAeen, Capt Berry, from London bound 10 Australia
On the 2t January lat ~ n long IS w British bark New
Castle. from Shields bound Havana
january Of Cape Antonis, British ship Adsee
from Glasgow bound 70 Mobile.
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wing 9ysry ms s9S 9h o 9aa fHgRspAY by The NEW OR

Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW OR
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting at Berwicks Bay with the aud splendid
steamships g GALVESTON aud MAGNOLIA Of l25l
then each built expressly this route so constructed
70 avoid the dangers aud delays heretofore arising
Of the Texas bars.
Passengers viii leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING, at7S O'clock commencing on Thursday he Of
February, 1883
The MAGNOLIA, Capt Jones, wilileave OF TIT RSDAYS
and the q ALA WESTON. Capt f. p Terry SUNDAYS,
Returning the days Of leaving lndianOls will be- FpkES
DAYS and SATURDAYS; and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted Com
psny Landing IN New Orleans, the street.
and will be transported through ports destination without
extra charge Of kind the lowest charged
by the line Of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply at the office Of the Company
che only Office Of the line In New Cregl Of Peter
and Lovee streets opposite Jacks Square, plans
OF the steamers may be and secured
A. B. SEGER. Vice President
myil n O., Opelousas and q. W. Railroad Co.
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Commercial intelligence.

Per Arabial ilvERpOoI, January "a 1888
Toe moderate shipments aing 10 the United States at the
lat dates together wi the of money and the i'm
proving demand for goods snd yarns in Manchester
OF fully I'd per 10. since The de-
the last The sales the week ending last
evening reach 1000 bales spectators taking l50 sud
p0riss 0OU bales To-day the market is less animated though
bals the following quotations
Fair Orleans. .....7 a tAiddling Orleans. 6 ll6d
Fair Noodles -.sgs u % Mildlipg Mobiles 67s n b
Fair Uplanas. i3l6d Niddling Uplands &c 96d
Total Of Cotton in this port. Qo9 bales
Amer lean -. az Vo1 bales
Total stock same last year. OD bales
Z .. tae.. American .2lo.oVO bales
Trade IN the manufacturing districts Is quiet but shows
signs improvement though scarcely look for
than a gradual change for the better
The niiir nm raj Of discount Bank Of England Is Eve
per first class easily be Discounted with h'
brokers VI Four cent. ~.
The CON marets aae sbont ess week prices white
9aI,u I'd. 70 lbs
" ns sr ss Ffoa ses9fs Philadelphia Baltimore
- IA 012s snada Is OPS per barrel Mixed yellow
Indisn Corn 32s Sd QaSs. While S. l39s per quarter
good demand the sales for the week being 900 bar
res At IS. I'D e3is. per cwt for cornnioa gusity.
Yours respectfully,
BROWN. SHIPLEY 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-16


city at and O'Clock p VI.
Horse Gar will leave the city depot every morning at
O'Clock, and the Lake every night steam
train Extra special trips when required by notifying the
conductor.
Station House has been erected at GENTLY RIDGE whore
the steam train will stop when requiredeuing down
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ; coming up at o'clock
RFare 10 and from GENTLY Ridge by Horse Car 10 cents
Conductor must have timely notice TO stop. NJ #