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NAroLEos, Henry cry, Ohio, July !, '5a
Da. e. w Roma cK.-Dcaf Sir:-Fos Tho
Of suffering humanity, permit ~
through the columns o. your
Circular, tho surprising properties o. your
scandinavian Blood Purifier and b lood Pills,
which Is a sure cure for Indig eslion and
Liver Complaint. We have scvcral persons
IN town. who rave been suffering with IL
YER Complaint aud Indigestion, and not
w~i,hsanding that we have a. good Phys''
clans as can bc found IN Northern Ohio YET
the disease bottled their skill. Consequently
we were in 0 state Of ~despondencys uniN
We commenced using your Pills, through
and BY the advice Of our friend. NJ. bren'
nan. We used the medicine according 10
dirccions. and arc now full Of life and hh-
ari,y, and our gratitude 10 equal TO oar im'
proycmcnt in health and spirits. When we
take into consideration what we have been,
and what we are At present, we 'ce' nSe
/, charging ourselves Of the sin Of ingratiiude,
IL We did not Try 10 announce 10 the public
+. the great benefits Of your Medicine. There
fore. we recommend 10 the public al large.
: the expedicncy Of having recourse 70 your
. Medicine, aud consequently, as - duty
boun nd, discharge what we feel 10 be our
duty, in advising persons who arc suffering
. as we have suffered. 10 make use Of the only
true and sure cure for the diseases ALREADY
u mentioned. MEs. Gwx.
10 Mus. ERESkAS.
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cvrSlg Oh NEWTON ANp
JASPER, INDIANA, ..d
~ An i, h,s yld home, and a'w'ys ~,
70 attend 'h"sc who My mo., ~ n
~. nni render chem ~ W I'M"
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,ecoc nlzed tho provisional Government Q.
Tuscany, and their representatives, arc sa'0
o have withdrawn their flags
The Times says that the report that mon
s;cur B~crnedilly IL about 20 leave Paris as
an extraordinary commissioner TO The GET
nan confederation, tends 10 strengthen The
imposition Of a possible compromise at no
distant, day, through the agency u Prussia
Portugal has declared lie neutrality.
New York. j unc Q.
The royal mail steamship Africa arrived
here this morning. She left Liverpool on Inc
18th ult. III
There was nothing important from the
sen, Of war beyond the further details o.
tho battle Of Monticello.
The Ausuians profess satisfac ton az inc
result Of the battle.
General Cvulai reports that his loss was
800 killed, 7ls wounded, and 2S5 missing
lie saws the French force numbered io'oVo
but they abstained from all pursuit.
Count S,sdion. commander Of tho Aus
,r;an forces, was wounded during the battle
Some OF the French authorities sun as
ser, that there was not much over a,oo
, French engaged in the battle. olher est
mates place the number at l2!OVU.
: There were popular risings in some pa''
: ar Parma in favor Of the Slriinian cause.
: A vague umo had obtained ei'ea'a'lo
: vim Vienna that Gortschakoif. the iiuss'a
: Foreign Minister. had resigned because u
: Emperor refused TO carry out his engas'
mcnts with France.
/, was expected that Kossuih would
: 10 Genoa 10 about a week with tho iuii CO
currcnce Of Napoleon and the King OF "a
= dina. 10 concert plains with klopka a.
others 10 overthrow tho Austrian power
Hungary. The new King Of Naples. Franc
- /. had been acknowledged by telegraph
nearly ali the Powers, and the army D
=" sworn its allegiance.
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ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra CLASS Two.

Extra % w.
To be drawn in Wilmington, Del, Monday
May 30, 1859.
s5,sp5 Prizes - $1,000 Numbers rrzes
payablc il iuii, without deduction. lnIicsc
Lotteries every Prize is drawn.
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3,o3l price, amt % Sl'2o-.OV0 Y.
so 90 Halves 80 80 Quarters ~
EiyhIhs. - 30 aso|
4 package ii 20 whole Tickets y
costs - ..lLt|
mere az % ~ar..s $40
b'ihs W.T." So y6
u per cent Of, being
aOi
Leaves nct md
Ieav;nr risk 10 the purchnscr I'm
Persons who desire need only 'em'' M
risk on 4 Package. iur which We WV -
n certificate o. ! lows. -
a certificate u package Of % whole s.o ID
costs $50 no ID
~ 40 &c Quarters I. n
~ ~ 20 Esghths, ~ n
80 Al; orders addressed 20 faAs
~gnoAppgNrs a. Co., Wiiminelon' pc'a M
viii nee, with prompt allcntio", IAN 4
crintcd official drawings sen, !. ro|
over. FRANCE. BROADDENls,
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
CRAsp CAIlTAL PHnzE-
aEJ03OAO.
Grand Consolidated ssO.'cSs
OF Delaware, Class J.

To ~ drawn ii Wilmington, nciawa'e oa
Saturday. May IS, lsoo-
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Aud lGI Apprx nations nrizes ranging
from so up 70 500
o5.3oj prizes smi'g. % $JlO,Vco Who'c
Tickets SO; ~llaives 50, Quarters s. 'o'
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NEW YoRE, June 4.
Tho steamship City Of Washington, from
Liverpool, has just arrived. She brings The
latest news. o
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SuLIDAT ED
Lotteries Of Delaware
FOR MAY, 1853.

FRANCE, BEoApEEsrs q Co., Manages.
An drawings under the superinicndnnce OF
STATE LOTTERY Commissioners
PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN
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The severe frost Of Saturday 10 this VI
e;ui,y DESTROYED tile frui, and poia'ocs, md
!, Il feared il has done heavy damages to
other crops. III. ,...c
There was a heavy frost in this vicinity on
Saturday night. killing all the garden vcge-
,ablcr, corn, potatoes, &C.. II is also feared
that run Of all kinds has been cut of.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June y.
There was a heavy frost on Saturday
nirh,. The wheat crop throughout North
crn Ohio is badly injured or destroyed.
Corn, grasses, and potatoes are frosted.
ZAsEsviLLE, Ohio, J unc ..
: Heavy fros, il this ncishborhuod on Sat
urd,y night. Corn is entirely d s'royed.-
a great b any farmers are preparing 10 re-
plant. W.cat Is much damaged.
.AdylcE GRAris."-Uudrr this caption
tho " vicksburg Sun" disccurses as follows
Never fail 10 trade with the merchant whs
adycrtises literally in preference 10 the on
who does not. il you would consul, your Pccu
&c mary interest. The reason il obviUus' Tn
~ man who adyerliscs his goods, wares, etc
sclIs three times as many goods ne the Other
a aud he can afford 10 sell cheaper. So req
y The advertisements. and %palronize the estab
a Iishmcn,s that advertise most. Deepen
b, upon il, o man who n~egIccts 10 extend
know ledge Of his goods and business Away
he charges more for an article than that ma
OF who advcrtiscs freely. We would wSlk tc
miles any time to sec the photograph Of
merchant who was a non-advcrtiscr. and
the same time a liberal dealer. NJ sus
nan is In existence.
-- A.
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Aavirre from Florence say TIM, Russin,
rrassla Earland and Turkey have noi yct
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Sr. JOINS, y. r, juno Q.
The screw steamer .Argo, from Galway,
arrived last evening, with dates to Monday.
The 3Olh instant; but the news IRON the
sea, Of war is not important.
General Ganbaldi has made a further nd
vance from varezo, where he was last STA
toned. 10 The v OF C,mo, which he had
entered amid the most lively demonstration
: IL rejoicing. The bells were rung. aud .
general illumination took place.
Il. LUcAso, May %.
! The Aus,rians, pursued by General Carl
baldi, ore ia a rapid retreat towards Milan
: General Garibaldl has also occupied Cam
4 eric and Sccco.
There arc insurrectionary movements u
a the vatcliino. and FOO insurgents arc o.
II board an Austrian steamer.
n Another dispatch says that a'ter a fur'ou
IL frht Of three hours, GenI. Garibaldi cntc'
G. ed Como. The combat was renewed Q
u Comcrlesta, when the Austrians again CAV
n way and rctrcatcd.
a. AlrssAxDRrA. May 20.
,o The Emperor and troops arc 10 perics
ge health.
- The hurvcs, has begun, the army Is abu'
Ut dainty supplied. and the soldiers are 10 bic
y, spirits.
III BERsio. Saturday, May %.
M Advirrr from Florence SAY 'hn' Russl
rrassla t.arland and Turkey havc %, Y
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Heavy Prost--Corn Crop Destroyed.

BUFFALO, New York, june ..
The severe frost Of Saturday 10 this W
ciniry destroyed tile frui, and poia'ocs' ond
il il feared il has done heavy damages 10
other crops.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

1t has been heavy day of transactions in Ex-
change. Operations reach six hundred Thousand
dollars making the transactions for the week three
millions of dollars. The demand for sight on New
York was large to-day. The counter rate at the
banks was dis; AL outside dis, with no desire
towards 3 O'Clock on the part of double AL draw
ers to sell largely at this figure, as it was intimated
they might realize ] on Monday. Other good to
fair sight ranged from a@a dis, with slackenng
supply from after midday. Sixty days sight ranged
from Ii, II, 1b@2 fsct dis, at which figures there
were transactions, yet the amount of offerings was
not over and abundant. In sterling there were
sales of good and AL clear at 100, rates ranging
from l0s4@lO9 and l09b There was not much in
quiry for remittance, but coffee accounts were set
tied on the basis of l09a for the best; though the
banks hold from 4t0s above, and for small sums
still higher Document bills without change. All
fair and good bills of this class be readily sold
when based on good and clean cotton, say from
l0s@lOst and l0sa. 1t is intimated that many
drawees, spinners have notified that the cotton on
which their promises or implied agreements are
made, must be free of dust and sand, or the bills
will 60 to the wall. Francs were heavy to-day,
though the purchases for the Empire of the Nephew
of my Uncle are restricted We quote ON Paris
direct 5.224@5.l7a; other points 5.264@5.2O.
The balances of Exchange held by our banks al
the times designated below were on
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
c ON MMERciAL.


fer Amerca-] LvERr0oL- 10Th month I'M Oct la0e
On the whole, a fair extent Of business has been
carried on, during the present week. IN cotton.
But the market has been without animation. AMI
no Improvement has taken place in prices. except
for the middhng qualities Of Orleans and Mobile.
which are, owing to their scarcity, rather higher
than they were week ago. The stock 81 An1eri-
can IN this port is now reduced 10 373, 100 haIes.
but very large proportion Of it consists Of the
common and inferior qualities, which are still a.
most unstable. The average quantity 81 III de-
scriptions, taken weekly ont Of this market, for
consumption and export, from the commencement
of the year, amounts to 1890 bales, and It thie
rate the stock would scarcely serve for the remain
der OF the year. Itwould, therefore, seem probable
that the stock on the 2lst of December will be
somewhat less than the import in the meanwhile.
The American advices do not generally concur IN
the opinion that the new crop will amount to four
millions of bales, but the receipts SO far into the
Guii ports are very large, as compared with what
they were to the same period Of last year The
inquiry for goods and yarn was pretty active in
Manchester at the close of last week. On Tuesday
last, however, only limited business was done,
but at steady prices, as producers are vet extern
sivey under contract In the sales Of cotton which
We have TO enumerate are included $40 American,
l00 Egyptian and $50 Surat on speculation; and
$50 American. so Brazil, 70 Egyptian and 7,04O
surat for export. rs
This mornings inquiry appears to be fair, and
the business will probably amount to 10 600 bales
The entire sales from the 14th to the 10th instant
inclusive, are computed at IS, $40 bales, and the
import amounts to 81, $40 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

The Stock market was very quiet to-day The
only sale we heard of was Is shares Crescent City
Bank at lO4. Next month the dividends to be de-
cared in January, led off by the Canal Bank the
18th OF the month, will have important influence
on prices. There are very few bonds offering.
The bonds of the Opelousas Railroad will form
prominent attraction to capitalists. They may be
deemed profitable and lucrative investment
They cannot be otherwise, with the privileges and
appliances possessed by the road, aud running
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Children three years old and under free those three and
twelve old halprice all twelve of
full fare.
who the city and have residence
shment the line of the road procure tickets in packages
of twenty-five for their personal reduced rate the
Office Cnmp street.
Through tickets all principal cities North and East, be
obtained at the Ticket office Of the Company adjoining the Tee
graph Office under the ST. Charles Hotel The Depot
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Line between New Orleans and New
Company regular daily through Express between the
cities the Express business heretofore carried by
Railroad Company for its account is discontinued and all
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
alton obtained this subject Of j. j. MCkEEyER
sc Camp
of the Railroad Company permitted receive
receipt for bank Specie ewery other express
They will be received by the Adams Express 9 Camp
BENTLEY d. HASELI.
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt,
T. S. WILLIAMS,
ok Mas ofT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
,NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
AkSa Es1 SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
1888. Fall nd Winter A rra N n ennenf. lSGl.

Passenger trains leave the Depot Of tho Company Of
Calope and Magnolia thirty minutes past
O'Clock in the morning and o'clock evening
arrive New Orleans thirty minutes o'clock
morning evening daily SUNDAYS
cluded
Fregh received the Depot fos of Caiope
forwarded by the regular freight trims which
New Orleans Canton.
Freight received after 3ocock p N. will by
the Of but by that of the second day
ceipt AT the depot.
All freight intended for transportation distinctly
ked with initials Of consgnes and place destination
freight will be received consigned established
stations the line of the road or its connections.
Blank railroad receipts for freight obtained tho
Company's Office, Camp street Mcssrs. Corson
strong by those who wish them.
The Company holds itself responsible for the
ton shipped by the road which be lost by fre from the
1t Is receipted for the line
notice congnees its arrival the depot city
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Comparing the above variations with the cores
ponding week last year, the position is in favor of
last year. The circulation ON the 18th November
1858, was $7,0l0,ss4. Deposits 1852 1886, specie
$l3,O25 1886. The same items to-day are represent
ed-circulation, s9,7o7 ,ls7; deposits, sls 2O1
specie, sl2,226357 Now, then, it is suggestive
that we be not " too fast" The Bank of Louisiana
was not out of line last year at this time nor was
the State Bank down to $3.50 900. But the Bank of
Louisiana had coin in vault to the amount of
s2,624 000 and in line s929,OOO; the State Bank
had in vault 50 1921 ,6s6, and in line l4l 900
The following figures show the changes in the
bank movement for the week ending Saturday,
Nov
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14


SUGAR. The sales embraced some 600 hhds
at about previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair 6a@
6lc. U ID. un
MoLAssEs. About 1000 bbls. were sold at 81
@3s and 3sac. for Prime to Choice, and 500 hf.
bbls. at Ale. u gallon.
FLOUR. The market was firm. Some small
lots were sold at IS rs for Fine and IS 75@$5 87&
for supertine, and 500 bbls. Extra ON private
terms.
GRAIN, . The sales Of Corn amounted to about
1000 sacks New, of which 500 at -, 2s5 Yellow at
81 o5, and $50 White at 81 10 59 bushel Oats
were dull and we heard of no transactions Of any
consequence. OF Bran 400 sacks were sold in lots
at 81 10 U 100 lbs.
Provisions. In Pork we noticed only retail
transactions at SIS 75@sl6 90 U Dbl. for Mess.
The only sale of Bacon reported was ~ casks
Clear Sides on private terms. In Lard nothing Of
any moment was done.
COFFEE We noticed sales of about 500 bags.
including AL at ll5c., 1872 at H. III at l2 and "a
at 12lc. U fb.
LlME,.,.A cargo of 3772 bbls Rockland was
sold on private terms.
WHISKY. We heard of no transactions.
FREIGHTs. A ship was taken for Liverpool at
s-l6d. for Cotton, and one on Friday at the same
rate. Vessels on the berth were still filing up at
9.l6d. for Liverpool, and 1ac. for Havre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
d A. FAI1NEsTocK's vERsIIFUGE.-

NEW ORLEANS, June l9. 1858.
d. A. Fahnestoek Co. GenlenenI take pleasure
sending yon fifty customers who testify
the superior quality of your valuable 89
l. MIFU G f.
appears another article has been attempted be intro
parishes where medicine is well knowR;
in writing for Fahneocks Veimuge
rernaTk-'W We b. A. and . oiher.'
My sales this year will be At least 100 gross.
Very respectfully,
o24 I'm F. P. DUGoNGE, SO Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

- NEW ORLEANS, JACK
ESa n Elaaias5ass Eaaasss41S son AND GREAT NORTHERN
ssEsX-@Smi2RAILROAD.
F. Parties visiting the State Fair be held
Jackson Miss procure tickets the different Stations
the this Road. which charged first
Jackson free ticket given par
ties purchasing
No free ticket will he issued parties paying their
In the
will ba good from the l4h Soven,
ber inclusive, until used. c. r. OAKLEY,
General Ticket gent.
BENTLEY D. HAsELI. Chief Eng'r and Gen. Supt.
New Orleans, Nov. TO- 1859 niO lot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
EINE GUNS..... FINE GUNS
HYDE GOODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,

We ebay have always on hand complete stock of fine WAR
RANTED Guns. and constantly receiving through our
European agents, Guns, comprsng all the NEWEST PAT
continued relations with the LONDON and other
faetasers extending period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS. enable with confidence that we have tncil
ties for The production of Gnss sed TO the wants Of the
SOUTH and WEST certainly not exceed, II equaed in this
market.
We prepared receive and execute with dispatch and
accuracy orders for Guns of ANY PRICE, to suit the peculiar
views of individual and 10 furnish them AS
LOW AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
BY intercourse with the gunbuyng community Of
bcd profit by the suggestions Of their varied and
have introduced improvements peculiarly AMERICAN
and not found in NINETENTHS OF THE GUNS IMPORTED
INTO THIS COUNTRY
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition of every description
Rifles, Pistols and Reyolvcrs Colts, Aen's, Tranter's,
Smith Wesons and Whilneys Reporters. Sole Agents in
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
HYDE Il GOODRICH,
my ly Sign of the " Golden Pelican,' New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
s-x.zrz=z-, NEW RAILROAD
ks,sa6 ttHttiSt ROUTE HTfEFI
kA&-SN@Nsg TO TEXAS.

--x.--57, NEW RAILROAD
IsfI6 tttttt4Si33tsss.A ROUTE IN Nf6TIh
kAESMg@Wg TO TEXAS. sS16s
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.
hours time saved the risks dcomorts
of voyage greatly diminished, by tho
New Orlca nj, ,Opelousas and G. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICk'S BAY,
the and splendid line of STEAMSHIPS e1
prey for this trade with superior accommodations
for passengers,
LEAVING THREE TINES WEEK
MONDAY. GEN RUSK.
To Sabine Pass and Galveston
A.
To Galveston and Indanoa
............. MAGNOLIA
To Galveston and Indianola.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS
The ferry running the Railroad leaves the landing
Of Toulouse street nearly opposite jackson Square
in the morning Tickets be obtained
the Railroad Office of ST. Peter and Lvee
pose Jackson Square daily and Depot depar
ture of the Texas trains
Freights for Texas by this Line received every day.
days excepted at the above landing Insurance by this Line
less than by the River Line.
o2st BENZ. F. FLANSERS Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 49, 1859
Arrived GA Western Beeves. The market closed
bare of Sheep, but I'll Western Beeves, 900 Texas
Cattle, 600 Hogs, and SO Mich Cows remain on
SALE The last sale Of Sheep was at 81 90.
Prices for Cattle are easy at our quotations
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZERAC BRANDIES-WE HAVE GOOD
suppy hand and receiving direct
France, additions to stock of this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1875 eighth pipes 1895 eighth
quarter pipes, 1902 do do 1905 in half eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the connoisseurs
generally this article pure unaulterated For sale on
New York and prices by
VIM E. LEyERICH 4 CO., "a Old Ievee st.
ole in isn;tv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Boiler Iron.
200 sheets Swift's Boiler Iron u in
l75 do Abbott's do do Y in
700 do Hillman Brothers Best Premium
For sale by JOHN d. BEIN 4 SON
50 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
HOTELS RESTAURANTS.

-c& GALPIN'S CHOP HOUSE-No. Q FIX
&aH change Place Canal and the Post
N JOHN GAl.PIN takes pleasure in calling the aen
on Of his old friends and his "CHOP
HUUs conveniently located for business where they
will find everything he market Affords cooked ceany
served and at moderate rates.
DON'T FORGET THE "CHOP HOUSE"
Galpns Beefsenk Chops and Sausages are ms good as
old Cines and other ines and Liquors carefully selected
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Axles and Springs.
100 pair Axles Ia to in, with Nuts and Pins
100 Elliptic Springs assorted
For sale by JOHN d. BEIN SON
50 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Horse and Mule Shoes.
100 kegs best quality Nos. ], and 8, for sale by
JOHN d. BEN & SON.
50 and 9l Cnrnp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

special trips from Lake night by the Horse Car
when required. by notifying the Conductor.
The Train will Genly Station when notified,
except trips during the hour trips Sundays after
each way and conductors must have timely
notice to stop.
nibsses Canal street for the Depot every five min
utes, a3Otf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Manila Rope.
Landing, full stock, assorted, from 6 th to 6 in
For sale by JOHN D. BEN 4 SON,
80 and 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

LEEDS 4 co. IRON FOUNDERS,
and nnfacturers Of Vertical Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles Car6ers
Filters, Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and for Buildings Furnace
mouths Crate Bars etc. and all Machinery required for the
South.
We have been duly authorized and prepared
STII.LMANiS PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE
fel2 d&wly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Galvanized Sheet Iron.
Iandins-loo bundles 26 and 2 by "a 30 in wide For
sale by
JOHN d. BEIN & son,
80 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days Nov ST $50
Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days Ncv Il.
Decrease for the a1a6 ate
The receipts of coin for two weeks have been bx
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

600 bundles a. 30 and s6 in wide Eos 10 to 26 English
200 do Nos. 10 to 1876 in-Amercan
For sale by JOHN d. BEIN & son,
50 and 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Metals.
l50 slabs Spaler,
100 do Rabbit Metal,
1000 do Antinony,
For sale by JOHN D. BEIS 4 son.
50 and 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Copper.
% cases 90 "a and 30 in. Roofing by TO- II and lib
500 sheets Braziers' Copper, IA TO 125lb.
5Do do Bolt Copper, q to IL in
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN & SON
. SO and 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Boat Spikes.
Landing ship Harriet 30 kegs 2 to in Boat Spikes
For sale by JOHN d. BEIE 4 SON
SO and 9l Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

6ER FOR LIVERPOOI4-The Al very fast sail.
kEH ing baltimore built ship Ellen Stewart, Capt
ofn, is now londng and having part of her cargo
engaged will have quick dispatch For freight AGO bales
ton, apply TO CAMMACk & C0Ny ERSE,
IS Carondelet street.
For passage apply to the captain board Post A. Third
M