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Fifty Thousand Tickets.
sa- MAGNIFICENT SCHEME TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN JANUARY
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
prizes es 600 spproxuaing $50 000 prize 900
aprizss Of 800 spproxmsting to 21oo0 prize l3
erss Of $50 experimenting to 10000 prize 1000
prizes Of 225 approxmatingt to 5000 prize 90
prisss Of 10 spproxnating to 1909 prise 8.
prizes Of $50 spproprating to 5000 prize 6N
Apr1ss Of 100 approxmating to l,5O prize arc..., 40
$500 pvLsss Of 20are .lOO.ON
Atl1 prisss amounting .Ssz00y
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves, IS; Quarters. 2bG.
A1A Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries will be
cent to any desirous Of receivngit.
0 PRICES OF $40 will be determined by the figure Of the
nuer that draws the 900 prize For example II ih,
nubsr drawing the $4,000 prize ends with No. then all h.
Nekes where the number ends will be entitled to 49,
che number ends with No. then tickets where
nez ends In 2will be enttedto $40. and SO ontoO.
Certificate Of Packageof 10 Whole Tickets.
n 10 Hall 20
l.. 10 Quarter.
10 Eigtta 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATEs.
Enclose the money address the Tickets ordard
ceceipt which they will be forwarded by arst mail.
Purchasers have tickets ending IL figure they
4 designate.
ne drawn Numbers Prlres will be sent to PR
Ss<hsssvs Immediately after the drawing.
naNPurchasers will please write their signatures plain
give heir Post-OEee County and State
As-Reruember that every Prize IL drawn and payable
suIf, without deduction,
All IIconnuuicstions strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Ceriifcatesto
WOOD, EDDY & CO.. ..,
Box 80 s, Post-ofBce, New Orleans La,
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
nj Aupus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07
Arrival Of the Black Warrior.

The U. s. Mail steamship Black Warrior, ]. W.
Smith, commander, from New York on the 9th ult,
reached Havana on the I'd ins and left again for this
port at noon on the following day.
There.is nothing new to report from Havana. The
pleasures Of the holidays were somewhat marred by
the rainy weather. +w
The bark Nancy has been released by the Spanish
courts.
Business, which had been interrupted by the holi-
days, was being resumed. The stock of sugar (old
crop is reported at $1,000 boxes. Some small parcels
of the new crop have made their appearance in
Market but no sales. Quotations remain as at last
advices Freights dull. Exchanges are firmly main
tained-London, 13a prem. New York, 81 to 81
prem; New Orleans, 81 to 81 prem.
Purser Gideon has kindly furnished us with full
files of Havana papers, but the hour is too late fol
| translation.
The following are the passengers:
Julian Elliott. sister and svts Mrs j Dudley W Ora
ham, L Wheeler Nicholson, H Orwald p N Mathew
son. G Russ H Newell, Moore Mrs Seymour, Mrs
soonons, Mrs Adam and chilli cohn, " Lasting
MeNele, Mrs l Morrison. Hoffman and daughter,
Little and lady, Nicholson and lady Trowbridge
Gusnard Davidson and lady, MS Nelson and
" Magill and lady Mrs Magil W Whitelock lady AM
child Mrs adams Ada, Richer sSnnay ASSN, Gibson
weiih ] II Scranton, Coier AIDE Yznaga, Berg, cap
| Geo johnson.
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FRENCH PoLIrENxss The Psris correspondent cf
the National Inteigencer, speaking of the trial Of
Montalembert, says
Among the applicantsto the court for ticket Of ad.
mission, was the fpk6ous Mr.. Viemain, /" Perpetual
Secretary Of the French Academy He Wns diaap.
pointed, and appealed to Mi. Berger, In note re
rparkabie Tor French grace and comphisance. The
advocate In turn appealed "a ths President Of the
Court, whose reply has charmed the Pasisans. g 70
lind ticket for this purpose at this hour be wrote,
I" is impossible; but for Rerryer and Villenain one
does the impossible | send yon the ticket &C.
cordingly.' ssi IS IS 4 III
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French Perftxnsery.

fresh supply of FRENCH PERFUMERY just received
by
LION & PINSARD,
ja4 2ptf 66 sand 6 Royal street, corner Bienville.
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sHlPPERs ron Red RvRR ar0 ytlsszsd "a notice *
Messrs. &. 4, Kouns 4 Brother.
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Cigars ! Cigars I!

Cigars ! Cigars
Purchasers will always find in store assortment of the
we'll known brands-nJenudad Flor de Puadas Meridana
Flor Pancho Redowa Cabargs Partagas Something
Washington, Dos Hermanas Mazo Habano etc., etc., at the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS s. CO.,
o26 2ptf 29 Commercial Place.
, 1859-03-10

WASHINGTON. March s-The officers Of tie
Post office Department and tho Auditors met
to-day for the purpose Of giving expression 10
their deep sorrow in consequence of tho death
Of the Postmaster. General. The public depart
ments will be closed tomorrow, when the fune.
raj will sAks place.
Tho Senate to day ratified number Of trea-
ties with the Oregon and Washington Indians;
a!ao the Cas-. Yrissari treaty, BY largo msjori-
y, after amending it by provision to The effect
that thosc who hare not already presented their
claims may no. do 80 before New Granada shall
take hn&l action on the subject The treaty
provides for the settlement OF Ill claims against
that Republic, including 1hcss prior 10 the
Panama riots.
General HERON il here 10 ask in return \
provision for the settlement Of oil questions in
which New Granada is the claimant, amop9
othsrs thote relating to the transit of mail mat.
tera across tho lsthmus and the tonnage tax.
she has proposed liberal terms for settling in
equity.
The Senate will transact all business before il
BY Thursdsy.
Mr. MeLsne, the new Minister to Mexico.
left this evening en- rou&e to his missiou.
The President has notified the Senate that he
will require their attendance until Friday. when
10 will send in the name OF the new Postmaster
GenorRl
, 1859-03-10
From Practical Sawvera.

I1e aadent@ed ~ ps.etea s.y1ers, ,nd having
1sed Auf sen N ne other tnds Of Clcua{ 84v hi
we prefer these Of %a II. Fer Jrs Patent Above u
Weeaa cut more lumber with them n the s.uoe Tina
shtn NH any Of the ether tuds heretofore IN ns- or
these RI ~ons: The eAre OF but ons beit il Tcfrya
Machine. t11ss :ns t.es Of tespirx u par dmpa
o.neE 4aehnss - have seen taxing l. slime
every GAY In unke1tck-" The AzcoE IL Cas4 Aect
A.d Ill Tho work connected herewith IS naiyhed Ia goc
uAanst that VI a+e rot 1oub ed with journals Ihai
beat to the damage Of tho Saw xod dste1i o Of bc MM
A.as .o.k g stsons 'tnPle: and eonv=ne wc can
tae W. los a!sEsnt aualtlts Of IL her, d,aefent
ba13 NAY need without 7eAttnK hAy!ux any eunepcY
The Afo Of The sax. The cnnsenleoce Of Tho
dog" Tor 30 ring canta on heae Nuts very xrest
The dofa hold can't firmly wen N 1rosky Ir ber and
:ns Rsfeliss % bad des ases any nth he of
saHyers = thAtt Hlu bar" e Tho .auss nors a.
edsnts than aaJtanS e.e.7nTh. 'sclnty dufnx the
carriage for receiving and 1at d<zen. length .aats
u uneQu41fed-
Ne no complaints Of Is"exulsJ tAfeknc In the
Lumber !Fom fer5a III u We take pleasure therefore,
= Iscomnendltk ese Mills IS the HANDIE5T Aad
BEST We have ever se.n.
1hom.s Merrill Jo.. o. SebbfnA Niaa Tsrr,nt
Eiepi1t LANleE. Herr :asse4 John rar.rnt
o. u. BFaa1hle, Gilbert Thoupscn tamueI KInhaI
Meftf& e. Mtfssnfsr
, 1859-03-10
Chicago uaiIY Wholesale Market.


FLoUR-Qulet: hol1efs firm and bnyars Withdrawn 1t
present rasea Sales Of 1uo bra Moavequs At tel2,
ani 100 tbls illinois Central" At tG25 both Winter
grades ttacs: 20 bills Common sp-x Extra at Is u
delivered and l53 bbls mont" low skrnE super
- t5f o. b.. 1t the opening
WHEAT-A tr.1e active n the opening. but the
New York newa checked transactions and limited sales
and s the ctoae large Anouas were oe ed ata decline
of 2&3e fum outde open nzures and ,hout taker1
WHrrxsAles were looo bu No. Red sold eszy Il 81
hu aerxard. At 5D9 bu In ota It q So
100 ba No Bed It ails snt 1900 bu do st sL1sx {boh
s 1o1d last nsht} 4so0 In lots II 4.1s $50 bu re-
jected do II a5. Ill ID sore. sFslHo700 bu Ko 1t H.
TO bu 3andsxd II sl6t 90 bu No. do In tox II
l3o ba old No. 3at95 800 bu In lota {n The afternoon
ats4.; and 80 bu oil Ri csed II &c. al IN sor.-sh:
abore lots subject to s%c asoraxe ind1criui natey.
CoRN-Ser1 hrm and = :vaneed shade. With mora In
quiry Sa!es are: 40 bu No II &c IS b In sorc
"a. shc1led toa B. O. rack At 6ss = 56ns in sere
do oa GaenA track sad 5cAs {oa Central track) At
&c and3 cas- <on C. B. q track II 77kc Rs1 s al In
bu't.
oATs-D7n an1 pre- ains the nukct Sales only fol
hume cons1nptlon
RrE-oalet aaduaeAansed nonin.l's aoasoc Pc. Il
ny 1t depot.
DARLEY-Btead5: 100 baxs No asoId 1t Sc On track
and lsoo tu fsir In btxs II &c on track.
GBAss SEED-yeE5 little Glover o6er1ne and quota.
ohya shade ort a,dve; sales Of ~ bu choiee II ~
A.wA1ehouse: 20 bu pr1m. At ao3 70 bu do 1t e1sp,
and - bAss fair 1t al.a5 dellv cred.
DRESSED H0Gs-A few vsty ehpsee hare been reeely
I'd within day OF two md have commanded out.ide
prices; averaging ovet 30 ~ sod At a7ao and some
h:n dezen heavy ones ID 81 gle 1t r1n7e Of 41z9a:
medium weights bslnG tSt27 cxt.
EaG3-In better supply and lower 1t 12HS14c for
freah
HlGHWINE8-Inaelvs and lover; round lots etfezinx
at25c: country Wines ata{kc.
hIDEs-Acstve and price, sea1y n BaeAc fer Green
country: sAasxafor do sa!tet; 10, f1 green hp; lie
for do calf: ac fer aAed calf: l7aEkc ios dry Clint.
P0GLrRY-Reee'ta rery limited and picked up eager
" ty hotels aod hucts:es at 19ol1o per for dressed
1urteJ1: a2soc each f,r do ochlekena
BEANS-1naetye: 70aso: for common: 4lal.{o FIR
prime white. Eakkfrx-The price af-Beans In st Jo-
seph'A No the Ath ins VIA u 80 bu isstead K
st<6 ~ eEroneoulJ ttatod tbs morning.
POrAToE@Pirm and active: 6a4:pc for comrnon .
ssG65c for ehoice.
PROVISIONS very quiet: no movement Of note in
Pork Products 800 reees Sides sod At &c. and oo tha
Czneklinks II l1c
TALL0T-A shade eaxter: rnQlokn
WHITE FI3H-Nrm II Aaf 2S for Nc, l hi bhl.
Wo0L-Qu1auans nominal bos markst W.T. nym-
fleece. Mss.no and Saxony 4n25oc Extra &c; tuper.
sc. and No. l13e
, 1859-03-10

The undersigned, 3fanus- etusers Of lumber, having
bad Ia use Wulsn IL Ferry lfs tatett EdtnF Aiha1 DO
hereoy testify 10 tht exceeoce Above Ill othtr kids
We have seen In operation
The dn5cuhes heretofore expeEienced In the Use Of
ttheE kindi Of Seseetitpg Ma hAse been their liability
more expensive and TIE in1ecuzacy Of thickness Ia
heE subectInx to The loss Of rood mate
si11-as Cus By tie Of yerry'e Mills ,her sinpirt-
yand the tt.enxth and 1,rkmaalise manner Of their
r. dss .ras 49, "tn , I'd he5
ients n ase tae onl5 aseu1ais lux NJ. % aa!taIu
aad ae rreoamead .hem rom ous own tno~iedse 10 md
e1ptsnte p be he BET and mast praf'abs sil!is Nc
know Of Th- patrLtees exEtEieuce I Lumber1nau
hiss don ,tss called his attention what have here-
totcse much needed. and We are confident all using
hs Mills will with the e1prr aon above k!veu.
Ferry L Son, Aroa klrtnu Hunter S4Sldke,
Stephen Monroe, Ealrn Yastman, l.t1~ Manu.
nanl =. Fargo. J. Wide i Co.. Keloz Willie 1 Co.
8. LAWRENCE Richard kubeYtA GttIEe [. Morton.
Hopkins K Eros. Ioha ElAncy. =
, 1859-03-10
The Late Appointments Of the Presi-
dent

WARRINGTON, March 9.--1n addition to the
confirmation Of the appointment Of Jos. Holt aa
Postmaster General, the Senate also confirmed
1no Hubbard q Boundary Commissioner, for
which Ar. Wiggins was recently nominated but
rejected.
The 3enata also confirmed the foil owing: G,
Y. Jones, ex-senator Of lows, AZ Minister to
Bogots. John Po.ut. Of Ind, a. Chief Jus,ic.
Of Kansas, vioe Lecompte. Bartholomew Full.
ler, Of n. U. ax firut Auditor of the Treasury,
4. D. Potter, heretofore rejected ~ Collector ut
Toledo. agstn nominated aud confirmed.
o'her appointments, Of less consequences, were
also confirmed.
Tho Senate will meet tomorrow at eP. NJ.
and will then formally close the present session
1t II mt expected that there will be quorum
present.
Ine suprens' C1reuit and Criminal Courts
have adj,urued I'LL Friday to attend the Pos..
MASTER Generals funeral tomorrow afternoon.
ORDERS have bean issned to the public officers
toron4hoqt the country to to pay the customary
tributes Of RESPECT On tho desth Of sneh an eYe.
tive officer Of tho government,
, 1859-03-10

CTATE OF ILLlNOIS-COOK CUUTNY.
~ g a-cook Court County Of Coumon Pleas
Apfl Term "A. o. 1884
Jos ph Wll4mz Pre1id mt fur III. IT., ct .h- South
sn ,s ..nk 1t la a'iAna ~ Eoe! T. ~.rd-At'ae-m At,
that .Es Of of the oce of the
tFk Of the Goot County Court Common Pie - da&ed
INC d1{ Of February. A. D. lisa 1t the sqt
q tn9 sad jo.eph Will ATS. and axain1t thr esAte Of
ne sad EetE B. naEa for ~ tou Of Txent5-Twa Hun
9red md Twenty Two md lL0 Oo[la1s dfece,l TO tLo
bnerin of ooot County. vhtSa mid wit haa been u
thAt Personally ee ind appear before TIC l&Ii Unpf
gouaty curl OF Comm PleAA on before Tho dr.t
Hoqse In she sts' nf Chic -. the d1st Monday Il
Apn l. D. 1852 dve ectal oail sd p.ead 70 the saii
aadln fAvcr Of tic sad !o.epa T. Wlsz1 aad 20 much
q the prnoeEty attached a4EaJ be surcens 70 sau.
the a4t JUDGMENT A1d cott vii bs sod sati.fJ tho
13r1e- WAETEk KfMHATi. Clsrf
pnhk4y eS56
, 1859-03-10
Later from California and New Mexico

~1~@1 Aaom ~aiA1oFh1a ana new Mexico
hxw oR1xASs. March 6.-Tbe ssesmshlp Qua
ksf City, with dstes IRON San Francisco To 1he
!sto alt. eight days later than those furn1.hed
~ ane last Overland Mail, has arrived bclov.
ine ateAmahlp Golden Age aailed On tha 1e,h
for Panama With sl.aso, ,ooo in specie and lo,
Ihere had been heary rains throughout thu
1hs prospects Of large trade were con.ia.
ered good. A''@'
Francisco on the 17th alt 9'@''
Ihs Steamship unele Sam had again sailed
With troops for Tho Colorado country.
oos eA1 fs4xc4sco AAakkr.-Jsva Coffee GOA
Wheat e. rs. "'' <''~0&SsA''o''
2ne mining prospects weto favorable.
\, 4ae uaAkes City furnishes later dataS from
9;a 9sx,oo u. hini'it'an- Tho news Is important.
Vers Cruz. Juarez VA pree,rine r., sa dsan.a Va
rate resistance. ' 0s9Po-
, 1859-03-10
Tripp, Hale s. Co..

PATENT O7P1OE DEPOT.
49, 3u M, 100 LIKE .t,..t Ch1r..o

ut Q r T G 4 GE SALE.-WuEREAa
W. lanes Cunnlnkaan3 did ia the month Of Aorii
A. 2. lsaa, execute 70 WtlI.p1 O,mAn i mortstrn
Nhlch sad ooFtxaae Ma net f,r record in the n
e ,s mse Of t:ot County 70 tho saie of ttno
N said oice n Book y Of Nurt9a4ra raxo Lii VhIcn
said noFkaxe vaa secure ne7rocnt Of four
certain ponaiasory n,tes In norea.e p.rt!cui.rlY
.Asn Que The orh DAY Il april a. j. Isa ,eu urs
fauis having been made ia th~ plyneat o. sal 1ots
MH m4turink. 10 Hhca R2!i mosttaxe "a .oat-ine.:
ktovaoa ths1 default oe made p4Jn,en Of aald
On tho day Or daJs wheeJn the sane aha i become
oue SAD pA1ab tsAs tnen and In that casc eaa utman
or as asian In aud by said mort1axe aer
nauss 70 W % IN b" ey of
g ~ tAd moftFsxe describe and all equity
q fraeEo!ioa Of the said James tkcte'o II
yd Aonse d~oI IA the clts Of Chlca<n 10 ths hIeb
rs bidder tor cash =. the time m-atiou~t Ia aad noce
ADO 20 mAhe execute AnI deliver the chas1r ar
pa!cnaaefs dt'd or deeds Of the 20 10 anu
oI o. tas pf o such salo 70 tue Of such
Nc~ therefore. notice b hereby gwen that shn m.
dsTaxued. {'ad tsage and s4id urpstI nots hsrinr
been Mstkned t" me- b. the sl1 HIlan Oscan} Ii pur
~ o. nc a1taottiy svso 70 sa osrn.n IL b.
dav Of April. A. D; lsja a. ~ O'clock In do ,ore
noon Of wi day = the north door Of The Court Hcu,e
s.e tae fy 81 Ia n hs coa1t, q coot =!
ptrma-s IN sa!d nnoF&xAxe dasc,Ibed, 10 v!t:-Thst
RaIt And PaEoe! nf 1t one a.. In block nJ.'our 90
T. ~ Grfaat Town Of chieaxo county OF Cook Ind
esssae q s4id lot thirty Gu) tett nots oi Tho ssa6ea4s
eeEn and unains thence nor herly al:ns the wes ne
eu *th "aAh,nfson street "a tho ne sa' lot be.
eesa Hns OF 1a1d lot onr ~ twenty fN) Ieek tnenca
eatte:lY % Ans para-l With tnxtou sfeet ahouf
-,o,,. j.Hss Fi1z:lHMoN5.
Ahsfx fx-rf A. rnf1 Mr,ta
, 1859-03-10

Mason & Company, Agents,
poL2'R BUILDING, CHICAGO,


~.. .,,'., n ae-144ae' oaloAao. @
H. @.as Z 3. .5S Sss:
ef tbe ata nnooia pasnt 10 H. afstutes Of thst
,*4.s; +, t.: ,.,,. ., II.
' 5ssos nonnanS as 2"apsn1 pd Fhs GRIT sn1 = tIM.
5ssS sSs.a, ~ Il, s,.,,., '-s e' .sas s
A.4'' :" aoef SS ~ ~
l. o..h on hand md Ia HIt .ss ~. s,eso,,, Rt n~s
). sonds s1d ssocis owned II de- CO ::.... ssi:D
ie,as r Hs,, k..As VOID double de .at 70, N
a.Ts Is.,s stfa1fe g d. o. Ks.1 s.. vea
io4aed. .usa snsoaa. ~ apo %
HI ssSe9 Rruialaa aa.::..'.'.... 1sS:s ~? e
1ot.l 4u.., Of The .,7;; >; .
LIABILITIES: II '''.'-'''@''''' ''
= sa.asnst 3a:;i1, int;Is; nm .... Il q
Al o'nes e'''1' 'sa'n'. the eoU0'n'.... ~: o.
1ota Lahaiisaea. ............--.... as'l I
by IL In ef az = ~ ope r. r,1 ne az.
" eso.t.a l
Valase u BeeE. '1S0. ~ L 'A' S'''' ''""'
tox1a1sAL.)
Certificate te Kk0hs "a The SIT day of J.za.,. led
;. Aoonoaa 2U'oE1 F1A1E oy !utsoH}
Whaesa. The coatnents, 1,.7rsn-s ra1.,,- ,.r,t.a,
a tota. M &c sAte oi NeH fotk hM hled IN Ahls
qaIed BY Al Aet 10 1exu1ts lie Asenees ii inrsnee
pfpIed Fehruary ii III T. and ~ AZ Ib.r.tn
se1'oved 5.9ua3 = ~: nd xneIe.4 aid oonasly
the REQUIRED amount Of capital invented IN socks and
xned 81 be Pdens la eis
1oa Vo y nkenft Tor tIaosadioo Of the hu
them aesnosiedse serViee Of proce,s tor md On oe
uorn them the saJ sr+nts .ha - F,t d ~ XII e f.
c!a of sps FL Te,oo a II fo1 oh hmee9y ed ~Arnx al
ko!. therefore In puE1o nco 1t tho p oylaora Of the
counts u state q nois ID herebs certify ia the
, 1859-03-10
co M ERCIAL.
Commercial and Money Matters
NrnxnR41 ErxHu. hktrh9 2, 1853.

Commercial and Money Matters.
Hrnxzsz4r E7nno. Msrchs 1853.
Exchange is reported close and currency very
abundant The demand for money on buslness
psper is very limited. Bank discounts 10 per
cent Exchange IL. Gold X. Street rates
nominal at l@2 per centper month.
The Cinciuatti Ga.ettt Of yesterday says:
There was q continued good demand for
money to day, but the feeling WAS easler thhn
on Saturday, and the general course Of affairs
indicated tendency favorable to borrowers,
Rates Of interest remain firm at l00l2 per
cent.
The demand for eastern exchange waa less
pressing thau on Saturday, with sone increase
In the Offering OF private checks, but the sup
ply YVES inadequate, and dealers generally con-
lined their sales 70 cussomers' ana 81 IN g e'ssy ~
full ratea previously quoted than to sell Sell
ing rates 311@N.
The same paper adds: .........
"Counterfeit ones on the new State Bank Of
Iowa, have already made their appearance. In
order to avoid deception. We give the descr1l.
ton Of the genuine ~ follows: the word lone.
occurs on the face Of the bill over one thousand
times, aud on the back in very peculiar man.
ner, one hundred times. Vignetse, farm yard
scene, figures Of COWS, mau. woman and child N
-+s"~~f
right, medallion head.
Frcm the N. 7. Tme4 7th.1
The Foreign Trade Of the past week at The
port OF New York was large and active. in the
ausiuess Of importation, and also in remlttancss
to Europe. The Import entriea, includldg the
Dry Goods table in our last paper, amount to
IS S54 $40, as Against e. 557 1893 The sans week
last season. The Dry Goods movement prepon-
derstes largely over she General Mefehaodise,
though in regard to this branch Of the trade, We
unders,aud. through an officer 10 the Treasury
Department, that fully three fourths the goods
for the whole country are coming this Season to
Y. The proportion before the crisis varied
from G5 to Ct = cent only. There is little question
that the efiec1 of the temporary revulalon OF 1887
was to concentrate larger volume OF Imports
and of Money capital Tor oeposits) aud Of the Do
1nestic Goods busf;ess Of the country at New
York than ever before, in proportion 70 tue other
| seubo srl cities. Our 1tigaboTB OF Boston may
disguise the fact rs they may, but New York is
now the greut distributing market for the m4Du.
sacturcd coods Of New England, including the
fabrics Of Lowell aud Lawrence and it may also
be mentioned that this applies as well TO the tx
port Of cotton goods to the East Indies as TO tie
slles making this season to HE South and Vest
The officer Of the Department referred to, who has
recently passed from Washington to Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Bottom, aud hack TO New York,
IN q tour Of observation, Ii satisfied, we UNDER
| stand, that New Yoik, as tile chief importing
| c.nt. OF tue whole Customs Revenue-ths increase
| of Dutiable Merchandise over last yoar being
| principally at this port OF tue FREQ articles Of
| staple consumption, Baltimore is taking larger
portion than usual Of Rio Coffee for stribution
to the Southwest
, 1859-03-10
From Lumber INSPECTORS.

We the uoder1xaed Lumber Inspectors of The c,,r of
Che.xo oene tzeeuen' sapoyed the l1.pe ction Of
aesr s9 m.nr g, "SsaEsd ,on W4:m T. Fe ~ Jr.s Pa
mills.
Want Of uni'o ml1 of thickness u prevailing com.
pslnt ia,nE puscpassrs ct tunaosr md e .*sacsioa
amoer cut from eatt Mills Is the sarest Indication that
decree q peseeoo has been at1Aned in their rue
uiu Aad operation thai place them uaeau4llti b.
other mill snawo to n The work rom them IL the be
tcey need for perfect practical AID auc
cc1.ful n1chlnea
We take easura In counendlnk Te1.J's Improved
Nil to general uAe
Chlcax7, December % l88, Grand Haven. MIchix,n
Christopher JuhQnJu, Geo7K D, Hu1ry
'" dlx6ie, John ". Hrpk,ns.
FK1nkl n kmefv. t3eor.e A. Hisnt
u. EoodulIc Henry BrcTer
y. II. HORIZON.
, 1859-03-10
From Dealers.

We The u1ders<ned. Lumber Dealer. In tho city Of
IN, .s1 t. "i-a 4 yesEy r eat sdInx
manufa:tuftd from sald FtnrJ's Inpsuved NILS u of
un s IN ta.ekoess seoth and acturatrls sawed and IN
ether selkseftlps mill With which so zre acquNnted
Ihe importance ot hAVns esenl5 u red lumber or
ce1sa ade 70 ~ entA Aad 10 generally known that
comment IN this reEa:d u Unnecessary Tha best anu
oEf reliable recommendation re oer for said mills
the nstoEisy Of satfs4con which Lumber nnanaf.c
tured therrtom E1see 10 our numerous customers. We
therefre nohesttaiinxfJ comment 8eys Mills 70 r. ne
IA o1e :. the mott pert self Esettug Acnne
, 1859-03-10

WAaRl1ofoN, HArch 9.-Tke late Co,or...
paased II act affecting ths Honmas Gssnt T.
Aon'aians, which hiss bsen in dispute hsf = c.na ~
tory, and which is worth mora THAI Is. .oo0 f1o
1noes assuming to be tho grantees, succeeded
W a. authorized sait was brought to test H.
vaaany ot tho titls, which jadge Little nro.
Hooneen inPs1teet and void. Tos lsnds fhn,
1sse e eoe)set 70 aurvsy ind sats. Ia juns
tses. notwithstanding his judioial psesesdIn1 ss
n.o.v ~ sa 1919. .:ss.al.iaE, owing % it, phrase
I'D e. sssts s s the o. she Rrantsef, but tbe
q ~ next oonsrsss IN ordsr h., X; 80 .ae ena
nns 1osssos ga be afforded 70 th, vs H. sn. n S,as
or more settlers on The Krant Sen.so.a acSntea e,1
claims e, GOO Aores, worth million ~ is, onoeA
, 1859-03-10
From California and Mexteo-

Nkw ORlEAxs. March a.-The Qust.r citx,.
mails hsve reached the city. '' .
Tho steamer Uoele Sam met with q terrible
R1e. snd returned to Sau Francisco on the 18Th.
and sailed again on The 10th for thn Coiorado
~ beiore reported 4''
!, Ad'iees from Vera Cruz of hrs. March stste
mai portion OF Airamon's forces bad been d.
icatsd in an attack upon Jallasns, and returned
70 Ierote- h'ramon subsequently marched
eaasw.ro, and reached A!varaao With 3 900 men.
Intending to march upon Vera Graz via The ~.
ooAst There was much exc;,smsnt A. 10
C'pS. but they wsro confident Of defea.inR Nj.
ramon. ~
i VA rumored at Ainititlan on the 5th ;nst
u the s'eamer was sailing. that Miramoa hsd
~ fsld pieces .A4
, 1859-03-10
No ForefRu Arrival

porr,.xp. March 9.-As jet there q r. no in.
,;..,;aas of the steamer North Briton, now over
due a. thu port, with Liverpool 1-tes Of the
Esd ult-
HAluAx. March e.-There arc ", Jet no signs
nj the ateamship Arabia, nov II days out from
Liverpool Wind light. from ths North. snow-
iu1
, 1859-03-10

N W" >E.-TuE FIRM OF THOMAS l.
.fa .cuhsxey is this day dissolved In eeeordsnos
- ne term Of the contract The undersigned IL
e 1uthofix I'd 70 the Of ehe ds1n IN 4nda
T4op ard Vii eott3aue tn fusps0 uadeF The Mans Of
II Ibonas o., II No. = moth pe. rbotn xsxtA