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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

The Ner0rk Aire-iiier OF Ia. evening contains the
fclcEi.g sItcls written after the nominations, bat
bsfore tie election:
John &. Ten Eyck, esq, is a lawyer OF Mount
Holy Burlington County, and racks among tue fore
the bar that Re did not accept the nominate IN for
judge q tie Supreme Court Understood to have been
t.IttTei him By Gov. Newell before he norn tted
ery obers Of 'hose lately spponte He studied lac
viii the late Hon. Garret ID. Wal, aud wss admitted
to .be bar in 49,. tie 3 Dber OF the Coo ST.
iu,0pal Convention ST the es,y eye OF -, and Is now
&C years old.
y 10 ptrsonsl appearance he iss man of ordinary
hight, with & fire caTk eye, and g countanauce eX-
pressing t3lert and calm thong htul mind. IL i
tire speaker ard Independent, original aud vigor-
Gus thif kfr. HIS friends say his only TAU! Is DIM
deice witch is certainly decided feature OF bis Guar
srter. HE manners are extremely gentlemAnly sad
aiisble, but rather quiet.
In 20 itical seLtunents be is a decided Republican
of the old Wing school, always devoted friend OF
Henry Clsy and an admirer OF the doctrines OF Web
ser and should the Join. eeng this afternoon elect
him his votes in the Senate will give expression 10 the
teDets which those great leaders yehementy atvo
cat D. xtensiOn OF slavery, the maintenance Of
the UDicn at all hszirds nou Interference vito Safe
institutions, q Discriminating and protective tart,
econon Y in pubic expenditures, and return to the
principles Of honesty 10 pubic oil sirs which character
lied tie early years Of the Republic.
Mr.. Ten Eyck, if elected, will undoubtedly take
high rank in the Senate and BE- credit 10 the STATE
The Democratic nomin stion is also cretitaole
one. The Hon. i. ID. NIoom has long been prominent
in the State, and has filed many positions Of honor
among them the GOvernoIship ur der the Old Con iu-
tuition ard the Uuited States Mission to Prussia under
President Pierce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

pee bsc hsyrr-sa err false Representation seal shj A-
psrro ottsIius the hquos to toe fs
ecu selling safh hquoy 20 - us>1 Ia BY ts a.
sUtecsc sne TIE OF Eq7o, Of n.
b<E.fsrt stA BE- der~c sytfeure that hquut OtE
rs n.~nred 10 be ued p..sXt TO the cotrr-J not
~i'hsalciIf.
ssc 1t hail BE- the dry e. .ss Supervisor Ct the Ward
NtIds In 81 the roorporstd CITIES this s'se ans o. tne
oyrrSse ofs Poor Of the Shsg. Tire oE-ns-
shall BE- urte< % Nof The fofr r. IN civil
toD Co1u tsyibE Jareton thereof and In
febse snail bis tpowedys altar coop ala. tas
been u.6e tin Of s1ch oasuss tse seA b sl for
ecor for ofuss 10 The az the P~ope
The Prosecutor s.u b. eossd for b serv1ss
the shall deem Il neesssy TO empot
counsel The trial Of 'ne srh c0uase saa - allowed
BY the COuJt tefore hon b. tiled. Zee rot
dog II discreet Of SAD Codr tAs Nov .Hoe 70
u Includes In Of the 81; The sus Court sh css-
tho oi -ctd uDoer The pr5Vs0ns Of h se after pay
p.i into CHurty T-tsu'y 70 D. dipped
OF suppor poor, the BOsrd Of So
peiy1Gcis shsh direct,
sycI Iv,ry -io.on ~ 'tis 49, be 'es-e1 risde
ntaIer and ,6s Be punished accordingly And
% tee sta sifuy neg-c-
os required 0; n0 uneeT pCyou Of t At. OF benE
4 ~ nctfcd o. toe Ot-Ife. -l-ct SHAH
dsnne1 bot be sta s,0 frfst his of-. Al
liquors wbics ispt for violation Of ta se;
together With IT, ves- CCusans as sane, are b-Iee5 &C.
cared pabiio buissase.
sEc. & Al OF parts Of scts inoaeH. .h the pro-
visions Of hereby repealed
G. Thu saA t.ie eject the Mtssnih day OF
June 1853
On the motion Of Mr.. BLISS of Chautauque,
this bill was m,de the special order for WedneS-
day evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
Railroad Convention ut Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Ibuttdty, Msrcn II, 800.
The Railroad Convention is still 10 session, but
nothing bas been done since last nights dispatch.
The Tiiae- table Committee has made report, and
T. not likely TO make sny and the prospec: is for q
general rupture Of the s. Nichols compact. The
New.York roads represented sve ths New.Yo and
Ere Buffalo New York and E'ie, New York Central
Hucson River al Rome AND WATERFOWL The other
most prominent roaos are the Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago ard Rock Island, Terre Haute Alton and ST.
louis, Great Western OF Canada, Michigan Central,
Pennsylvania Central, the eUtiIe Lake Shore Ioe,
Little Miami Boston and Worce 'tAr, Chicago. Bur
IDgtOn aud QGncy, Ohio and Mississippi Illinois
Central, G4leUa ana Chicago the Bellefonaine Erie
Sad Central Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
Rssroabee ts BY Janes 7. Brady, 81.
Tk< c.sy ef Se~-Y-.k.
Pesnc1ee IA Mayer TsmRru.


Tk< csr ey Se~Y~t.
Response ~ Mayer Tsmsrn.
Cu-z cnf RS,re.s L,se-sy.
Rs.rcs dec to by the Hoo. Judgr DAILY.
Move nGri, Iyd r< Petty II irdsrf
Respot.e by Thomss Frsnois Niece Der, eel.
Oar Sas- Sscsts-rhel eonOSsS representatives, are sci
ne 70 bod ts-nistt
R-sDoSSea to by Mr.. Joschimsses snd others
The P,ssa
Kssperse by Ar Lyons.
Weraa- In srisf sstrsss in bce taesi o. n
soon s~sJ.the os and toe hsht Of HE
Responded to by Jot Bfooshsm-
After toe regular toss,s came numerous vo.anteer
tcssts which we're duly responded 10, AID the eater
,li5nent wss kept up until advanced hour Of the
night.
LOVING FRIENDS or IRELAND.
A grand soiree was given last night a, Niblo's
Saloon, BY this Society the proceeds Of which are to
be devoted to the bsns6. of tie Magdseu Asylum
The ball was vel sttsp6ed and to the music of 6Ss
band dancing was commenced at an early horr. and
cottt ued with bat little cessation until bear daylight
The net proceeds vii amount to sbou; $3.50 or $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

The SALE or PAIsTSGg.-he sale Of oil paintings
By Eess.s. Leeds & Co. flushed last evening a,
the Nations, Academy CT Design Toe place Of sale
wa removed to one Of the interior rooms where seats
were far shed Tor the ladies'. The crowd was great,
and the bidding more active han on the previous
evening The pictures generally Of better class
and realized oouespondiogy better prices.
A C,ttle piece, by Vro'yk and M.teobrock. pu-
ps Of Verbo.cknovsn, sold for BIZ. HoldeIds Bread
Of Life" for 500. fine New.England "W inter-
Scene by Dunie, sold for $40. View
Of Pssss!c Falls" by Cropsey, Was bd off q, 500. A
hre animal scene, "a Little too Late" BY De- Dreux,
sold for sl5 Two pictures four by ak inches, repre-
sen;pg fowls bathing, by Lennens cold a. 500 each.
"Tbe Love Merchant" by Is.nbert, brought $,4j.
email picture, the Water Carrier" By Eastnsn
johnson, sold for $40. Bauues "Moses" found q
purchaser s. $50. A Latdscspe and Cattle. by
hnckey CT Boston, sold at 500, aud - Robin by
Boughton, at $780, "Primavera" by Muller, was
struck of for 400. "Tse First Tooth by Lsnf.ut
De Metz, was bought for SEQ. A Landscape, by
Cssil.er, sos. Gigrou1s Moonlight on the S.gue-
Isy, Canada sod for $50. Two pictures OF Hill
nacter we're cold, "The Whist Party for $40, and
" The Concert" for s2lj. Two small Game pictures,
BY Tat cold readily at $40 ese,. CoIes " Prone
theus was bid of az $50. The original sketch Of
third Of his Voyage Of Life, Manhood" sold 70
SiO0.
Crousey's 4" Gepevieye" was struck OF q. SlG0.
lspd,cspe by Doughty painted in 1892, sold for sl60
The Lady Artist" by Lambdin Of Philadelphia,
sli5. A landscape, BY Hsr, the Like On the
Hils," so.d for $40. Winter and en- Autumn
scene by Migpot, were struck Sf-.hs fret for s2a5
and the second for $500. "Ths Moonlight FroHc,"
repr-sertirg group Of rabbts playing by Hays sold
for 500 without frame 8" The Fishing Party" by
Btsarrs, containing portraits Of Eliot Lewis Gaylord
Clark and Fred Cozzens wss bid OF for 500 A fine
little landscape, BY Mr.. James Hart, sold for 81;
head, by Elliot, for 81 90. "Tas Speaking Like
hess," By Schlessenger. Wa stared ct 500, and ws
stuck Of 70 Mr. D. LsIgsy to1 tjI5. " Tbs Fswa's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
FROM ALBANY.
S'sa Oar ova Corssponaen,

"sa Oar ova Correspondent
ALBANY, Thursday, March IL, 1853.
he sesste sat up with the Consultation last
hish TN daylight did appear" The case Of tbs
coo 'es'sa ssss IN tue Xlth Dntrict was the special
0fdet q business for last evening with resolution
pieS'sssly adopted, tast the final vste be taken 90
@ss ~fsught 10 retain tho seat at Q -.
Ar mArM:R called grcm the table resolution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
The RutIOtf Case.

UTICA, n. Y. TnofsGsy, March Il, 1888.
me- iirg was bed here last evening a. watch ESQ
TUTORS passed 10 the effect that toe Sheriff Ss
governed by the best Of mo ives in removing Rul'oh
from thi. County that the jail here is abaHdenty Sc
cure aud pledeing that Raioh shall 10. be rnoested II
returned except by the proper officers. a fund was
so rese1 to sc arch the Lake for tae bones OF toe
vnurcered woman end caid. Tie meeting wac ad-
CROSSED by Hon G. Boers, Marcus Lyon, ESQ, Rev.
Ibr Parker AID hsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

Lesp," By K.ssett. cold lss SIS. A rssssiisss q
GierocI picture Ct " TIE Disma swamp" betsessg
TO TIE Rsr Of 6ilesms<s. sss sIuck OF al 800. 4
large visv o.L.ke George, By Cssser. vs tssSa
By M c. u. Sanger for $50. A lsndscAfe, es0tis&
"A TritGte TO CODE. by Caurcb. 'oi- for $40 A
NO uttsin sosne, By Dorsnd. scid for $si5.
The main feature Of the evea'ng wa the ssls q
WrterhareTs Florinde." Il vas started 1t 8, coe.
and sAs sauok of 10 Vim. II. Webb at o. $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
Canadian Parliament.

ToRosTo, Tourdsy, a<rch IL, lSJ9.
The new Tariff scheme Of Inspector-Genersl Cali is
r.r0reIy opposed Several members heretofore cup
rortipe The Ministry bavsg gone into Opposition and
Ire resu, ia somewhat doubtful, altnongh the Minis
terial pspei are confident ~ final success The vote
viii. perhSps, be taxed on Fnda, meantime there IS
nucn exctemen; ib political circles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
Forgery Case.

BosToS, Thursday, March IL, 1859.
I'd yard Argentine, arrested on the charge Of obtain
zig s4,IOO on forged check of Sutton & Enders,
bankers Of Richmond Va, was discharged from Gus
tSdy to day. No pers IN appeared against him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
The Southern Pacific Railway.

EARsHALL, Texas, Wednesday, NJ arch =, 1879.
The sale Of the Pacific Railway has been postponed.
The old Company gaining cOotdence. Inc prop
ery Of the Company has been attached for debts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
The NcnpOlitan Exiles.

BALTIaoRT, Thursday, March IL, 1888.
Toe ship David Stewart Of Baltimore, at Cadlz has
been chartered to bring the Nespotsn exles to the
United States She was 20 have sailed from the 18Th
10 the Doth Of February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
The Trial of Ariel Martin.

EONTPTLIER, VI, Thursday, q arc7 l., I8JI.
The trial Of Ariel Martin Of Cslais, Vt, for the
murder OF Locus Airs sortn and Jenison Wheelock,
in July last commenced here to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
Rc.pIte for Four Criminals.

BaLTIHORE, TonfschY, March II IoE'
Gover,or Hicks lsst night, sent up a respite for
Gle fcor criminals who we're 10 have been hung TO-
uor.ow He has given them TIL the 9Th April, but
" ssns them not TO expect further delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

Mr.. Ter Eyck is sound Republican, sud sili b. an
honor to the Sts,si ard, When ia the ssus. vii rAsk
with tire first and best mep in psOt Of talent hooor
srd integrity. He is about forty five years OF age.
We r,jc'c, that Billy Wrght's vacant ssst is to be
filed BY 60 true maa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
TIE NEW JERSEY SENATOR CHOSEN
Of Tts q. Y. Trit1re.

TErS1os. n. j., March Il, 1885 p. m.
The Joint Meeting Of the Legislature OF Sss jersey,
this asrr1 on has resulted in tt the vsrsnt county
Offices with Republicans and in elecug TO the Cated
ststes Senate, for the rex, '1 yeas, the Hoo JoH'
c. TIs ETcK Of Burlington Comfy. The vote stood:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

King Cotton holds his own yet. The great Bears,
who predicted that the excess in receipts would 60
up to eight hundred thousand bales have not yet de-
cided where to hitch their figures The stock is &C.
cumuating in this port, being now larger than ever
before known, and causes some degree of anxiety
among our insurance companies. They have no
cause for ALARM because they are abundantly able to
meet any losses that may occur, in the ordinary
course Of events
The receipts of Cotton at all the ports up to this
evening are 2,2Sol22 bales showing an excess in re-
cepts over the same time last year of 1857 bales
The receipts at Mobile up to last night, the 2lst
were 44s against ,2ls bales The receipts at
all the ports now are 444,091 bales in exess Of the
great year 1866 1t is conjectured that the coun
try will be relieved of much Of its Indebtedness for
the season.
i Weare glad to perceive that our contemporary of
the Price Current begins to speak about the crop and
receipts, as appears by the following extract. He
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Commercial Letter.
Special to the New Orleans Crescent.l

HAVANA, Jan. 10, 1859.
Messrs. Editors-The Sugar Market ia quite Ian
guild, on account of the small quantity of new croI
sugars in stock here which is rather less than tel
thousand boxes.
Rates are altogether too unsettled to give precise
quotations, but judging from the few operations Of
which have heard, venture upon the following
D. S. Nos to TO- 81 to 81 rails Nos II to IL, 81
to 10 rails; Nos Is to IA, 10i to 1O3 rails; Nos IL
to H. II to III rails Nos. Is to 2O 10 to l2A rails
Whites according to qualtyl3 to l6 rails per arrobe
fob.
MUscovADos.-Seyeralp parcels fair refining to fair
grocery have been realized at Matanzas at "a to N
rails per arrobe. For superior quality here 81 rails
per arrobe have been offered.
MoLAssEs (clayed) Comes to market slowly The
demand is brisk and rates rule high. Last sales at
and At rails at Cardenas and 81, 81 and 81 rails at
Matanzas per key of 81 gallons.
Muscovado molasses is worth ~ rails per key Of 81
gallons.
LARD-Rather brisk. Daily sales of barrels and
tierces OF 81 rs q $l7 So and Of kegs at $17 per
quinta Stock rather less than 900 bbs and tierces
and 900 kegs.
Corn Without arrivals from the United States, ia
abundant and declining. A small parcel from Spain
sold at so cents per arrobe.
BUTTBR-There was sold on the 18th inst. 10 bbls
"Hope" brand, from New York, at $32 per quintal.
CHEEsE-No sales of American reported.
HAds-No sales Of American reported.
CLEAR PoRK-Five boxes from store sold 18th inst.
at SIS per quintal.
BEEF-There was sold on the 18th inst 70 bbls.
from New York at I'll so each. IA
TALLow-Sold on the 18th inst. so bbls., ex Peter
Morrell, from New Orleans, at $l2 rs per quintal.
PorAroEs-Upwards of 1000 bbs. Eastern have
been sold this week at q rate not disclosed.
RIcE-sold on the 18th inst. 333 casks, from sa-
vannah, at reserved rate.
YELLow P1NE-very dull A cargo or two afloat
awaiting purchasers. .sta.
FRE1GHTs-Very dull. The bark John Griffin
1000 boxes capacity, has been taken up to load for
New York at 10 cents per box. No other engage.
ment of an American vessel reported. 7@9
Small Spanish vessels, to load molasses at out.
ports, accept from 40s a ass. per tun for British
Channel, etc., and direct ports in Great Britain.
ExcHANaEs-very firm. Sterling, 1871 a 13l per
cent. premium. New Orleans, (short) a 81 per
cent. premium; New York, eco day bills) a 81
per cent. premium.
The French bark "san vincente de Paul.. from
Marsees, arrived on the 18th inst, briging the cap
TAIN officers and crew altogether eleven in number)
Of the British brig Zenoba, which sprung leak and
was abandoned at sea in her passage from Cardiff,
Wales, to Para, Brazil. &.
The bark S. ". Holbrook, from Portland, arrived
on the 18th inst, bringing Anthony Chase Of Dennis,
and Henry Clark Of Portland, mate and seaman Of
schooner Luther Chids, of Dennis, Cape Cod. Her
captain (Nickerson) had been washed overheard on
the 18th ult., when taking an observation, and the
-
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continent.
Our Atlantic friends in Manchester and Liver
pool are shrewd, keen and intelligent, and generally
well posted up. 1t is, therefore, policy for them to
dilae on large shipments Of manufactured goods to
the East, extending and increasing consumption,
keeping in view that by these repeated declarations
holding out inducements for remuneraye returns to
shippers of the material, getting large portion
of the crop under their control here and there and
when the season is approaching its termination with
large stocks in all the principal ports, they will put
their own price on it.
In the general money market there was very little
done to-day. The calls on the banks were free-that
is, if three quarters of million of dollars denotes the
remark, some few negotiations of cotton factors
paper were confirmed at g q 8 get The weekly
return of the banks shows increase of discounts of
over half million The line of discounts is now larger
than ever before, overlapping twentyx millions of
dnl1ara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

In Exchange to-day there were very few transac-
tions. The counter rate for checks on NewYork was
discount Outside the figures were from I a dis
count Thirty days sight l.! q IL discount; sixty
days sight from II a II and 2 get. discount The
market leaning in favor Of Sellers Very few transac
tons in foreign Some small amounts were taken for
remittance at 1854 and fraction over Bills of lad
ing lO7l q lo74. Buyers did not seem disposed to
act Francs quiet, which indicates dullness We
quote from 5.2s4 q 5224. &s-.s..
There were some negotiations of stocks going on
to-day. 80 shares of Louisiana State Bank were sold
at It's.
Statement of the Banks of this City for the ,veek
sndiag SATURDAY. Jan % 1870
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cs.scsss os,.cu, n. y y,

u n.
", -, aS@
.ue ou.sn,.a pace. =. N. Powell esps Cazies
oa.eJ' a.,re. WIN i,'Ao pa'es cosson, - ksyes
as 49, = lussaay. Ss;
ne ouacnis pace. iWlngns, eapt. = = e1aNv,
saiseu WIN 1000 Da'es co'4on, ana iease s17
~, ny 40 = 4. a =. n. No. i,
" ae nsyon sara y. ?. man packes Capitol, Capt
ia. -. s.llssa WIN - nsles cosecn szas
.-, M. s's.1 - - onas. moiaeses
60 3. packes r :. PC NEIL Cape 49,
sn.n, slilved WIN ~ baies cotton, 80 hhdG susa
| Au y, ~ DDis- nol.asess
- AsessA l.sAss 80. Powell, Capt ccseilos
snseu WIN - osaes cotsc1, ~ hhdA sugay, z95
pu =. avg 49, Dos :. m y
1ns s.esn'el = =. I'm Cook, arrived
| fv I'LL r,,.so s'
ise . sc PacAes Sccnands g. 8 Ccaca, ~
ilsea WIN sVo Daies coston' lis NJ tcees ~
o'1vl psoouee.
Inc ouacnHa packet ~. v. Faznaes, ~
nsner' arrived wan l,lsS paies ccsscn, - hsyes
as m " lnss1ay.
Ane LOUISVILLE Packe' Weooiord, SNpk 10 -
w. w, a.h.su VII iAlse We tnank - y. ~
As - e, ner slerA, lor Iayors y
~ "...s a,sel PscAet Gaps. \. 4
WIN oso paaes cotson and osher md
ieaves again On tuesday.
sunaay--l ne Lou1sv1ne packet Pacific, CaRk a.
Acein, arrived.
Inc Memphis Y. 9. Aah Line packet Ingcmsr,
capt p. farls, arrived with 81 bales ccttcn and
leaves again po-oay y Z. =. We thank ~. ~
cnampnn' ner clerk, 10Y Avon. Il
Inc ouaenla packet Faut Jones' Capt Fsenk
Aeenng, arrived VAN s0si nsies cotton I'D lsases
again On luesaay: We thank her clark ~ fAyos1
ing o. Aouis Aslcnsn ~ Line packss =. 6
nett, C1pt lsala0 RUSSELL, arrived with InxHE
and leaves again on Wednesday. We thank NJ ri
.. 1oiA 70, neA SeiAs Ao1 iANOIs.
DR. Rufeu far Ixrf0srehe 'ThSe rssrrl~v
= Fs.sr - 5s'sesA R.saASsy4
IN charge OF Capt. a. DuQ39 le4ye1 t0iny ~ n p
M. MI. JOsepn Uanafe2 Is the pOZ1te clerk. s
YoureI Yy;U FIR R.,,.o., Srs., mt. - ~ :, -
i, -. 1.t4s 49, n. = -
packet, with Capt James II. Tire deck and NJ. AZ.
q N.Y. -. :. u ,.-ss-l
"A. Mclaln IN tne ONCE leaves to-day At +. u. X
1fefeor far J21fo, Rosk~S tn .i.r..,.%
.' ~. = g. ~ S.Sse.1s
steamer Meteor, Capt B. III Orr Il now -
~ ~, - :, e - = p -
MI, , - - ~ 3 :, 81 Y IN, 800. 3f.s7- Il
VIII IesaFc tUuay NJ o r. NJ ING Aete0f mas been
very srccessfn1 in the Hafnn Roroa t,.g. 80
:. :, - - A'eSo.A AsousS sstssAct 49, M
<,.~4 :, r. - -, l, s9s5 = -
capt b. Il. UT, and clerks Messrs Drafdn and Bou-
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gsbith Of tbs Nlarhsts.

CEEscENr ovTIcz, No. 10 Camp street D
Monday, jan. "A. leso. Z
CoTToN.. With more favorable weather on SAT.
urday, we noticed a better demand, and the sales
amounted to about $500 bales prices being without
material alteration. We repeat our last quotations
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--.--- sll,22a,4s4 s22,549,S50 s2,o57, IL
49,, 22549,3 So
Total general deposits, $50, &24 6(le 52t

Actual increase oflong and short loans for the
1851 $50
The following is the comparative statement of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movement, excepting exchanges and
dead yyairht
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

The undersigned has opened Academy for Boys at
kn!e ~ S. .a.is5 - is,gls Z. lss4 Al ~
The Of Instructions comprise studies necessary ia
prepare admission into any Of colleges requisite fol-
Tia central position Am on the line Of the New Orleans
d Jackson Railroad three hours from New its
nes its ar and water lerit peculiarly suitable ioca
In sach Institution For circulars stating terms
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CHARLEsToN.s q
TAPE-WORM IN CHILDREN,

PLAINTIELp, N. j., August 2s 1885,
years Of age has been afflicted with tape for three
had the attendance of sku physicians boy has
from one inch to seventeen feet day while the inu
charged the head. s' ~ ~ VIZ
Your agent being was sent to the houss
Of our village. 80. 75----z i, "'"u'io
We gave the boy two bottles Of B. A, FAHNEsroCK,s
which brought away twenty Of the worm
WIN tne mead During three he has passed three hun
ared ieet OF the worm We would recommend ii to ali
tnst are afflicted with worms Of description pos
Purchaers shonld look we'll the initials on the wrap.
AND see TINT they are buying Fahnesocks Verm
luse, anu no owner. d27 1m&W
OsNABURGs !.......... ...........OsNABURGs
or the LAUDERDALE, E
f. QUINCY
50 MARTIN WEUKLY co.
~ ~ if5is9as Nv. CRESCENT and ~
u ..-.,, 49,. / GRO WELL MANUFACTORIEs,
s9ahan'iy on hand and for sale on liberal terms by
hl6-u j. 3. VALENTINE 4 CO., 81 Common St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
RAILROAD TRAVELLING. :

k6 II 1855.
T. = y NEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Express,
lOee In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
asyss seuse win deliver in part Of the city uch Bag
Railroad q osherwise a. msy Be- entrusted To the
chage Of forward the same with and dispatch 10 any
point on the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Raroad
Or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that pu
individuals = ~ - - ~ -
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will 70
through the Train and receive the Checks address OF al
persons wishing their baggage sent their residence
AThe Company will be responsible for all articles placen
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
Between the Denot and