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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21

.g0 EOHIaIE FAIR: il thc univrr.ai cry
aud thousands participating IN he festivities whicli
such interesting aord FUr N. present eek The
iht nv ed Ib- city of Hills, enjoy
s hos tay ami cipiie in 80 iuert sting wh.,h
the spring Of such occasions.
Among the lacs to which tho gathering
thousands invied and welcomed be found the
TIE Old HtapTs photographic GOry door 10 the Vir
Bank Main Stree, iyu' IJurI Nt where hundreds al
ikcnross of the noble works exhibition,
free all! aud :ny should desire smile of themselves.
shall be TN nshed short and at prices That
tiii please
fine OF Cases and Fr OF style
grade constantly hand Also Lnekets Breast Pins, Fin
ger Rings Watch Seals, ChaIiis, Sc.
Pctnrcs taken in s.ve Of lc TT all hours of the
day, and In all kinds of weather. ID Ii BLISS,
l9.ts.l Practical photcgr piist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21

PErtR-RrEG Feb. lith. 1853.
7 SIC regular iiv 'hr Board D.rccole
( SD, K Road Co., ,ne following Resolution
wa, ai"pt,d -:
Ec>avr lHIi The Freight A-Cui =. vuchburg hereafter
hc rn!i,rt All h. ,hi good. leccvuu dc
v"r, ~ Brpu, y II he posses
10 81 the C'npauy. C"py r"m Reeo
t,h '6.- JAMES T. CtirIHERr Sec'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21
READY MADE COATS!!


Il Peruvian Gusnn jHp bags Eide island Uuanoj 2,NU
bags Sombieo Guhnu sale the lowe rates,
EDMONi, DAY ENruKr y co,
llrlMnnd. Nn
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NONlI N 4; NTS!


DLAlN AND COSTLY, AT
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jan dts Lynrhburg Marble w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21

bEAD WHAT STA kSP EA RE SAHSs
IA GOOD PICTURES,
''lf II were well done when it's done:
Then it WE'LL it were done quickly. "-Shakspeare
>" II you with il rst done in a superior manner
foul ind Ii quickly done and nell done, by TANNER.
n. =. TANNER u co,
Main Street, doors .rom brde "a 81 fne:.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23

% METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
"a .:s-f--sA RACES. $Ihe Spring Meeting of 1880
a%%.s.asssAia viii commence on FRIDAY, ist otf Of


est.cs,ssA - RACES. ,>Ehe spring Meeting Of 1859
Ss.~z%sHs-SAS April 1853, with Sweepstakes for 8
po1t s.t sgg orlet four or subscribers l the
~ I'VE opW II the race is and the second
" save n's stake. closed with the following nominations
D. f. H. nner b. SIGMA by Epsilon ot of INN
yarieletta. y 'in Jul Vi imp
q A. L. Ringaman names IN ra,b 4 wood n nm,
BEAR imp York kshire d an, r rou ~ e. ar AIN
g. 7. b. Poindexter b. c. POT.sOEs hy GLENCOE d
by imp. Stumps '' ~ "eh1oe' u'ia
l. T. 4 T. W. well name ch pr NET h., 7, ,. -. r.
Nina by Boston, Also ch FANNY ~ g 81 nu. M q
Z W n Hen ene, uan 'afah washington, by lngalte.
cut Of Riinkey " ~ A<A>n os imp Yorkshire,
g. James JIckson b. EFFY BYNUM bv INN Conoo.
SATURDAY Cd Anru ,sso -pos,s., -
mile heats Sl0 subscription half forfeit fonr mr. mnra sii
the stake the Club 500 the race run and ta
second his stake CLOSED with the following
l. !. j.. Wells, of Louisiana.
Richard Taylor,
3. d. +. kenner
D. q L. '" boswell, of Virginia.
TUESDAY 9Th Anril-Uaats or . ,,;,o- c,, ~ ,,oo.
WEDNEsn.y 81 .i, CT, e, rr,, ~ o'u' u'se Slooo.
., 1 ON apfii-oreans Club Stake wear
@ % oool heats one mile subscription S3oO fotfyit
viii sim, sdd III t on Of oe9e the S OF January 1859
i % & Posuel s wo or more start The secrd horse
;s NJ ny 10 MI the stake; colts So
= d nells names gr c. by imp Yorkshire Reel
carsd eh ps ecom dam by Wagner out OF Fanny Wr gh;
h mes T Gu c. ey i.eeomte, out Of Miss Riddle
q Iohn NnST ,iaroe" az c"t . u Ileeared
Also br or bl vERoNa hv i,nr " =. u yt, ,sorhia
Rqi,Snnia " - "'o>tA oS imp Yorkshire, out of imp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23
Diseases of the Inroai aud E,.,,o,

DIR. @. z. CRANE.
Whose successful in Diseases of tbe Thyos ava
lnsr ny heinhalht'on Of EectoChenica and Medical "a,
2';s now we'll known be the only reliable and
Pso erecting care sven in those extreme despers,.
caps Watch bid defiance the ordinary rules Of practje
9ttsblshed PERMANENT OFFICE and INsTrT,JT Il so,
Peterborough cereo all Chronic Functional Dlses.es h,
sneans of Yergn' Electro Chemical Baths tarsnism and
Electro Magnetism.
convenience Of those afflicted with Disease, of IN,
Throat and Lungs ami unable visit The city who desir.
sat4tion list of Qaeons prepared and will be
~erdei on application to DR.. C..
NO. liS ST JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS
lnhan Apsarsus Medicines etc. forwarded 10
Gle descriptions received In each particular case
sJ- Patients from the country can be accommodated with
teoth9 ~ the lhsttnte. MO 2pfnkN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

THE ST. CuARLEs.-The house was crowded last
night, the occasion being the complimentary benefit
of Mrs. Charles j. B. Fisher and many persons who
attended were the representatives of many tickets
each, one gentleman handing the doorkeeper eighteen
as his admission fee, and others various lesser
bers. Thus the memory of "First Private proves
no mean material heritage to his relct. Miss Coombs
played Constance in the Love Chase" with the
same marked ability which characterized its per.
formance by her last week. Mr.. Pope played Vild
rake fairly, and Mrs. Knight JPidolc Green not
badly. The Artists Wife" with Mr. George Jami-
son as Ciermont, followed and this wel.known artist
rendered the character with all his accustomed abili-
ty. George should stick to the boards, and no.
wrong the public and the drama by longer remaining
a voluntary exile from them.
THE VARIETIES" Job and his Children +" was
repeated with the same effect as on the previous
night following the pleasant little piece Living too
Fast" The entertainment concluded with First
Night, or Peep Behind the Scenes" in which Mr..
Henry Placide played Mons. Dafard in a very
effective manner. The other characters were gener-
ally exceedingly well sustained, but we must dismiss
them without more particular notice.
THE AMPHITHEATER.-" The Sea of Ice' was re-
pea.ed by the Marsh Children to fair auditory, and
passed off very smoothly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23
M ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever Worn by Kings or Emperors.

Because Rssi # ths ornss himself for ON
The glowing cheek the be sparkling the teeth be
sTve Dss, an @ S0ver'n or scse eF hs l h'
M nre nr Fssors w 0s se f . DIN half h.
nes week WI VII res ssto and permapen,y all
first is the celebrated pAn Thabrrs ""s' o' Inc
,r,o NEW yoRK, April 10, 1858.
cations am under for the entire of my hair to its
original co9r about the time Of arrival United States
"Ha Rcstoatiye" " it RECOVERED lis original hue com
sdsr your ks9rh,iye 1 ss very wonderful venon, qu
am dear sir yos!s 4r 5En1y !, rruo
"paYcH Ar cwyuEpYpcru
Welsh Newspnpe otfce: ls Nassau st, April r. 1858
received boe yon Hair Re torave and gave TrssS g
wife who concluded to Try her hair lille thinking at tie
but to her well SUNRISE weeks trial It has
dark brown at the time bi.nn,ing and hIckening the
hF dt strongly & commend The above Restorative per
'9 '' CHARLFs cARnEw.
~ . NEW YORK, July 25 1851
Hair Restorative being ccacous article ever saw
since sns your hi, my hair and whiskers which
Go,aa r"n s sd"n h" f. few % n'rs apf os VII Them
pS E ''D'' ''E persons "'S ps5sff g. kisYy EsSiy
n.,, r-oo. CHICAGO, Ill, May l, 1857
ing off and turning was fast becoming Ld ard had
sorive in January st. few applications fastened my hair
5y Color sse A s FIT rsa rsa efs e to 81 is
nal color health and appearance and ceerully comncsd
its use to all. j. HOES.
The Restorative put in bottles sizes viz la
medium and small the small holds half pint and ra,a for
cent mall % sis S for tss,S aSars nrs
per bottle the large holes quart 40 propo,-
'RsiSs'i 1sTsy % saS s'n II fs,f
aR sy asp A Sp FANCY
the South. feS 3ueodEW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23

THE MEMBER FROM MANCHESTER DONE FORA
brace of stout cockney Englishmen passed through
town yesterday, spending some hours at the Ex-
change Hotel An Irish friend Of ours, who relishes
ex.Alderman-that Golden was in town; and pointed
out the taller of the two cockneys who were loung-
ing at the hook store uuder the hotel as the great
man. Let's go and pay our respects suggested
Whereupon the twain went over, but Col. i
paused at the door, while the Ex advanced, and with
most deferential uncoverng of the head, asked,
have the honor Of addressing the Hon. Mr.. Cob
den the member from Manchester" heindiyidual
addressed blurted out roughly" my names not Cob
den, SIR"
The Elk. comprehending at once that he had been
auctioned of merely calculated, Then you've mar.
rowly escaped being very considerable person, sir
and Immediately withdrew. Montgomery Mail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23

ORLEANS THEATER-THE UNDERSIGNED o
mas tne honor Of Informing the public that arrangements
nave been taken that change be effected in III
present destination of the Orleans Thea.er and that the Te
rIcal Season will open Nov. lst proximo 49, '
The roll of subscription for Sc s omen from tn.
da at Mr. Richard Clagnes No. II Bourbon street
me present owners Of seats and boxes will b. ented tn
preference on the subscription list. ~ " "
mi If CIJAS pApraNcr p...-,...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23
Wines, Liquors, ETC.,
EOS. 13 AND l5 ROYAL STREET,

a supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in auar
nd pn'' continually hand which eqna TO the bsst tb,,
onss % ths market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER
aY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY. AN.
SHoR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
zine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY wINEs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the vintage OF 1885 1898 1905
nd other brands. WHISKY ofal escptionsScoch irish
Bye aud Bourbon. ALE and PORTER pints and quarts
Als2on band my usual assortment. OF the best
Wines and Liquors
In hs Rrsst which will be es
other house IN the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
dT aply Nos Rand * Roy.isstrsa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
kng IA md l5 Rny,l str.
TO Cotton Factors ana Planters
Cs.as. Fny.,.e Chan,paane,

CNas. FH5'l'e Champagne.
ULATE MAX SUTAINE & co.,
Rhei ms.
Orders received for this superior Wine by Mr. A. MAUI
RICE, at No. 20 Custemhouse street.
Exposition UniverstlIe of Industry and Fine
Arts, 1865.
The International Jury DEGREES the First Glass Medal to
Mesrs c. Fare, of MIX Sutane Co., Merchants
and Dealers in Champagne at Reims Department de la Marne
exhibitor Of products Of the French Empire Eleventh class of
che Industrial Division. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
President of the Commission.
Palace of Industry Paris, 18th November, 1856
Court of Prussia.
In consideration of the superior quality of Champagne tha,
o have supplied for several
by this Patent the contract for supplying Court and
Authorize you the public under Great and
Arms. ALBRECHT, Prince of Prussia
Berlin 4h February, 1856. fe9 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23
y. n. Hammond,

ENGRAvER LITHo4 4RAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. . Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully solicts orders in the above epn
of
DIPLOMAS. STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
assurance Scrip, Bills of Exchange Checks Promsory Notes
ETC. embeshed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style unequaled In the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing every description of work
on Stone and particularly refers to the style recently
uced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving the
cheapuess fLhography, and particularly adapted
Exchange, Checks Account Sales, Bill Heads fine Labels
etc etc, ETC.
Being the only Ensrave of subjects steehor COP
per in the soah publishers others requiring Portraits
scape Book Illustrations etc. etc., requested examine
his specimens and will add that orders in the finer
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and not sent to the North is the practice.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS. AT HOME INyI.
TATIoNs, Engraved md Printed in every STYLE puncualJ
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS, Designed, FL
graved and furnished with press, ,countsrdie etc.
tai lD1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23

NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRIGuI TIrR aNafII u

Vii D ndsr @a the hpShnat msst sSsa'y eaeea
and and several new and which together
AGRIoULTuRF-This, as heretofore will be the leading
feature ef the Homestead aud will be conducted in man
er worthy Of The great interest desires se Every De
and such of cuivating siockssnr md gen,
e a have been tested by
are constantly writing for this department Of he
n9Rr1qUITuRErhisa department constantly filed with
nrs Of the usef1 "l Sf the
nTa a Is o. Confident
'na' the announcsm' n,nl mt = that n, ,,nr,,
the Of ftReSA H. II il.g yeaNGH e1sn, of til. oms
a FOR ls5? will be received with general aecamaon by
ss % wod ~ss asr s5eoa sns
in the for ss5 1 om the pen Of M
w hsname v sena.e
News samma 9 s's Of so,s Fory by ps ns sr will
@ Etc. ne y"g sd sd j. so s,s3 mss
MGaR foREEess ksTTsryGs Of
Ss s p2 edois are Etfa se
ta Ms now 10 ys os1 S9a P.Tes sanenty estas
and appease fTns'ses dss 10 y
pam p,Dsz who m M It asd F@ms
nnsh T lis PMFafts M d
the southern Homestead" his supnor, ~ ''s u give
FORM AND TERMS-The ..Sonher, Joras.,,a,, +, ,,,
shed. weekly each mber containing eight large panes
n Ds enpY s. yss M i ea e
ira copy % the person getting up The Club1 Address
Il. +. WILLIAMS & CO.,
s-.c, s . Nashville, Tenn.
up Clubs Immediately. obi ID, Ar ar
4 :. XrALUjABLE ,sERvANT AT PRIVATE
IA SAlE-A likely GiRl, "A Old, snperr washer
e and ironer and good plain cock offered sal for no
fault but for the that her has surpns Of
house She will be fully guaranteed every patticn
lar. Apply JAMES TURNf K
mig 6tS No. rs Magazine st,
I AhIFB Lat k-il0 barrels, for ale by
IL ALFRED KEARNY
mil 2aw3w ~ Magazine street.
NWINE-A complete assortment, comprising twenty diff
L teren' kinds a.d qualities, for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
ml7 2aw5w 72hayazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23

The QUESTION SErrLED.-The following account
OF the manner in which they gather gold at Pike
Peak is calculated to settle the question as to whether
the mines will pay, in the minds Of those who have
had doubts upon the subject:
Young gentlemen afflicted with the Pixies Peak
fever, will be interested in the following statement
from reliable gentleman in the new Ell Dorado, of
the manner of gathering gold in the diggings A
man takes frame work of heavy timbers, built like
a stone boat, the bottom Of which is composed Of
heavy IRON rasps. The frame work is hosted up to
thetop OF the Peak, and the man gets on and slides
down the mountain. As he goes swiftly down ,hs
rasps on the bottom of the framework scrape off the
gold in immense shavings which curl up on to the
machine, and by the time the man gets to the hot
tom, nearly tun OF gold is following him. This is
the common manner of patherinu il ~ "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23

Four PERSONS DRowNED-A dispatch Of the l4th
from Bowmanville, G. W., says:
Two men and woman and child were drowned off
Port Darlington last evening. They were in small
boat, which capsized in gale. Their names are Mr.
Crocker, Mr.. Terry, Mrs. Terry and child.
Shoemakers and milkmen make good sailors
they're both used to working at the pumps.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23
TERPSICHOREAN.


81 GRAND FANCY DRESS. MASK AND
TM RE- GALIA BALL,
GIA -Of-
l Howard Lodge, No. ID, 1. O, o, f.,
For the
BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND.
Odd Fellows Hail.
oSMoSDAY EVENING MARCH o, ls5o
MANAGERS:
i. SIsyart. g 6 s.mss1. Samson
fh5nas II M Y.is, i.savwh, L T.P 3 K KJssksen ss5a
h. N''e9e''' 7 g xor,,u Smoa WIckert
admission Tickets can be had from either of the above
ln for Iniss' Invitations be made to G.
Or any Of The naed Sn Mpnasrr 20 c"roadeet
No ladies admitted whouta duly approved Invitation
s Al masked will be required unnask before entering
5AiSssEHss2N 4 DsHss xHsAs hSl1 EH1H a, dDB
and &c pssa yssss ssss ss, II 5S 1Srn
ls.of Ap 1850 at DID fELowssS sSSIa HAIL. III FRIDAY the
s"ss ss ns1 % fSnngs ssss "n
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Ladies and Misses not pupils.
Young genilanen not exceeding il Years ~
Misses and Masters pupils. Free
Ladies and sises wishn, to obtain invitations will ns,
ehu names ana residences
Room Office. or to Professor j. Vegas Odd Fellows, Hail
the Ball ~ " ' 'H 'ue nay VI
ienilemen Ticke ut the Hall at the Music
Stores, and at the Ticket Office the night of the Bali
no one be admitted except he presents Ticket at the
mi
g. MIME DeBAR's DANCING ACADEMY, 23s
I ~ baronne street bet tween God Julia streets ~
~ me iade oil New Orleans respectfully informed
ASS.ctnat tn. above Academy will Spen on WEDNESDAY
~ N2yember 24 where all the Fashionable Dances will he
~ taught t,.- 'o~'Y'' ''s+e'' wiz ''
and Az to 61s. ' ava ~ A-7a'
P. ~ o"'' iioin "a 10 o7a
Prvate LessonsTuesday Thursday Saturday from Io
Terms-Iades, SO month; Children S. paysble in
aaynnca Twelve lessons in the month. w - ' "
Mime De3ar her Aca a,y fro,,
W ---a, "ul ~ ooze. MA SIN
"a NJ y; VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY. AT
f3A J. VEGAS most respectfully announces to his
tst and the public in general that his Dancing Acai
eny Will he open for the Fellows Half On III
llh OF November where he with the same iib
eIal patronage $ BEFORE ~ ~ ' '"A'e ''''
DAYS Of Tuition for Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
to 10 O'Clock ?. VI. ~ '' ''o'N
Ladies Gassrnesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
Practising Parties for Ladies' Gentlemen every Wedns
Gay. '' 'eNi'
The popular Childrens Fancy Balls will be given as before
once every month. " ~ " ''
For apply Prof Vegas Odd Fellows Hall. or at
". =. ''tel s.s,e 'eae, 40 VI Canal street MO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23

If proud man makes me keep my distance, it is,
at the same tme nossmal comfort that be keeps hiss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23

What two places in France will describe the Ian.
in marriage? Ushant, Havre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23

MANAGEMENT OF CHlLDREN.-It is popular belief
with mothers, that washing your children daily in
cold water makes them hardy. This is grave mis-.
take the feeble articulation of child reouires the
aid and assistance of warm water and warm clothing,
The greatest medical man who ever lved-John
Hunter-recommended three rules for the manage
| a volume Give them plenty of milk, plenty OF
sleep, and plenty of flannel"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-23


APPROPRIATION PRIzEs
tprtsss Of $4oo to $50 900 prya a, an
prizes OF 300 approxnating ~ 900 prize are M
prizes OF 80 approzmatlng 10000 prile sre i'm
prizes Of 22e approzirnsting 5000 prize sre - as
Z prizes OF 200 spproxnating 4OO0 prize are so
Z prizes of l5o npproprating 5000 nrize are An
2Fites Of 100 approSima.lng to l,5Oo prize are N
. - p' l00,0
f'S p.iAs' anoah''nsso. EsavG,
whole Ticke 5l0 Halves IS; QuaterB SC; Etghhs 81 2s
~ Circular showing tha Plan of the Lottsriss vii, h.
sent to airy one dearous of receiving It.
$500 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last ngur.
Gunner That draws the $50 900 price Fox example II ,h
aao $50 >o prize ends with l. than Nil th
tckea va Fnber ends In l will be entitled 10 Sa II,
Shs nacabs p No. Z, then all where the mug
Yer ssi' lT1Dgl5e sutitledto 800, and SO on to 0,
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tick
10 Half =. ..,,,.,. n
IL quarter. ............
10 Egtts :. - IL
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIsIcATEF
Rncioe the money address orderd u,
ceeeip. Of which they will DE forwarded by frstrnsi,
Purchasers have tickets ending IN any ayur..he,
designate.
rhs Of drawn Numbers Prizes will be .s,t tn
shAssrs imnsdiateiy sftsr.he drawing.
&8-PHrchasers will please lite their sgns,p,aa ,l.
give thsir -oaice, County and State. ,
~ Remember tina. eyery Prize Ia drawn And ,,-.,,.
etli without deduction.
Aleomr1uacationE strictly consdnntsI
Aiafees orders for Tickets Certifcats.to
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Box S6 s. Post-ofice New Orleans La or
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-16

opposite the farm of Carville Stansbury, ESQ.,, for
site for the new Almshouse. Referred to the Com
mittee on the AmshOuse.
Mr. MCCoMAS presented the petition of Samuel
Martin, asking to be refunded certain taxes paid in
error. Referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. CoLToN called mp the ordinance empowering
John I. Ford to lay down and construct a railroad
switch and sdeling from Baltimore street to Orange
alley, on Holiday street, which was passed
Mr. Cook offered a resolution to print 50 copies
OF the rules for the government Of the Branch
Passed.
A resolution authorizing the Northern Central
Railroad Company to erect and use at the Bolton
depot, frame building to be used as a car house,
was received from the First Branch and read
Mr.. Cook presented an ordinance looking to the
appointment of an additional book-k keeper in the
oitca of the City Collector.
Mr.. ELLIcOrT moved a message be sent to the
First Branch, requesting the return of the rail-
road ordinance just passed. The motion was re-
The Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-16
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN

LIvERPoOL-SAip John G. Richardson
G655 sacks salt Foard Rogers; 457 bdls iron, J. H.
Smith; 800 do 274 bars do Keyser, Troxe & Co.; 764
bds. do, Rogers Weherell; 100 do F. L. Parker & Co
sos do Levin Jones; 10 boxes tin plate Geo Snall
casks hardware Hopkins Harden Kemp; do, PenDi-
man Bro; do, King Huppman; do, J. H. Crow
ley: do, E. Larrabee & Sons; do Wm Norris d, ,
E. jenkins & Sons do, T. Mackenzie 8 do Ward
Bros. do, J. NJ. Curley Son: do. F. Waesche & Co;
l do. B. F. Voss; do, E. NJ. Bosley: do. Magruder
Taylor Roberts, II do, Anderson Bros: 10 bales
bacco Jas. l. Fisher Sons: 10 pkgs steel s. Fisher
cases mdse, p. O. Taylor; do leather, D. Coakely;
do mdse., C. ilgenburg do. do, Hamilton Easter &
Co; bbs. oatmeal Robert Moore & Bro. l mdse.,
Duvall keighler Co: l cask hardware, do curry
combs Schaefer Loney cases mdse. Ross Campbell
Co.; do, NJ. Green; hosiery, Drost Sutro II
bales carpetng, j. Turnbull; mdse Aldridse,
Higdon Co; 90 pkgs earthenware, P. Wright Sons;
do ). b. Pierce CO.. do, Geo Hammersley; IS pkgs.
do, Cortlan Co.. 100 bbls. soda ash, H. McIvain so
yellow metal 7. Whitridge Co GO pkgs mdse
bbls guano 100 tons pig ron 597 bars IRON 474 bds
do, order.
COASTWISE.
NORFoLK-Schr. j. ~ WO0StOn.
10 hhds. sugar. % boxes do, Egerton, Dougherty,
Woods K Co.
SAvANNAH-Str. Commerce.
200 casks rice, John Williams & Son. % do, j. & j. NJ
Gwin; 25 bales domescs, Woodward Baldwin & CO. SIS
do. cotton, VIM f. Hooper Co.. 35 do, a. c. Schaeer
1872 boxes copper ore D. Keener 10 pkgs mdse, sundry