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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
PENNsYLyANlA.

We had supp used that the party which calls
itself tus Democracy of Ponnsy lSsns had besn
reouceo TO ABOUT its proper standard b, the RESULT
OF tss las. State Elect oa there; but t, t-sd.rs
sem to III nix otherwise. They o5d State Con.
ssDuou at Harrisburg last GEEK, no aa,tsd
Richardson l.. Wright for Aaitor-Generai, asd
John Roltc fer Surveyor. General iOdOf.ed Be-
chspsu ip every pCipc-Cuoa aud tue Thirty
Mnhops ibcluded-spplsoded tSr course Of Scastor
Baer. and refused 10 iDdorss Gov Packer, bya
ncst significant vote. The resolve in his COM
metdauou sas coucped 10 these exceedingly laiM
loot 10 say vsgue) terms;
"R,solged. That approve the state policy Of
Gov VIII an +. Pacser jus' exercise - the veto
poser bas beeu f,ares, ono do nocr,iio ADD hs ad-
nIis,raion Of the Affairs ct our Coualos wealth asA
tle execution VI the laws command our o. nmeHda-
ton
After an animated discussion, this resolve wss
ycleo down-Yeas. 81; Nayr, "A This Is a clear
iarirbston 30 tho Governor 10 Get OILS toaso ia
order, as denomination IL not tn be- accorded to
hlm Is hi, patty. UOder toe circum.taa,-s, ss
corRra,ulate Din 90 his escape fcOm au undesirable
association and IN inevitable defeat WY saoaA
be not be solicited to run as the Peoples oaAd-
oatel
- be Con seDtiOn unanimously
"hsSolrsd, That the Democracy Of Pennsylvanis
have alssys advocated ao1 DO stall sivOcats adS-
quate ~ O. Iag-meut and dis sting protection VI
1rOa and coal ard Of the Industrial interests VI his
Sac, within the scope Of tsrih tor Receesary
rtverue; ttet the revenue accfuug ron tn exsing
taft will be ina fcieot for the uoav "dsb oend
tntss ,f the Federal q vernmep', aod that Obsh-
nate aobeoce to " W ii fesut 10 tue accumulation, II
tine Of .. ace of heavy iOnzl 0ebt, al Feys dAo-
gtrous to the peace liberty aud rospeiity OF free
I.oDIr; they now. by tbsr representatives In this
cIvenrioU esns.ty invite the people OF tnis Sss,ey
by fSass ard rd support 1T the pocy Of the srss
Prssteis whom P,nnsy has giyco 10 the On,se
L. did sreI then him ia Bis tature en- isavon 70
procure = r. vision Oh. Tariff Mt o. 1851 by the oeA
nyTess the principle set firth N ms last anads'
Message
The protection OF Iron and Coal aod OF sas
" industrial interests of this S'dts, seem g I'd y
form, the psrroa esq aud m-noest plat 'rn that say
ps rty ever yet put forth DO P-u"sJ lvan's Demo
Gratis az psct 10 secure such PiOtec 100 without tee
aid Of Numbers from other States, Who arc IA ne
Inmeci lately interested ia the prOouc10a OF Fabrics
ard Wares or " the materials Whi ID enter 40
their pioductionl II not, bo~ can they tst Ia ths
repul-ive, selfish, suc osl fasei"D We do mott
esIlesty favor Protection 10 the vecaIiar ictsresS
OF PET nsylssbin bat only element OF ajeaasts
Protect, Ia the Productive iudus,r, OF our who's
country. Why sooulJ Peon-y isaola b. made 20
seeu eager 10 take, but III Tltiisg u give d0w
csu tho authors of this stabD, rrsO vs. plaq'biy
claim 70. DC faction Of toe Nati,u~L Denocncy1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

We bad reason to hope that the President would
decide whether or not 10 hsye an eEtr, session OF
Congress in reason to ssn1 biz pros anstlon if one
were to issue to California, BY tho steamer which
sails to-d,y But that sged politician, with charac-
terrific timdity, still hesitstes. Orders looking TO
retrenctment h,ve, 30 Eever, issued from tue Post
matter General, and the probabilities now are that
Dir. Buchanan Will yield to the wishes Of the ma
iorty of bis Cabinet, aud wait till December for
Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at 10 O'Clock this morning. 1t
will contain the Money and Market Reports, Mar
rage. and Deaths and all the lltest important Foreign
and Domestic News since the sailing of the last
steamer. The SCAR of the West leaves .o-dsy at 2
O'Clock The msis close at O'Clock. Singl cooies il
wrappers, ready for mailing for sale at the counter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

At Ehton. Pa, on the 10Th, the freight engine Me-
teor OF the Bs'umcre Raj road, exploded, killing the
epsir e.r, Mr. Hall. native OF LlletOp. Msss and
the Or, uen. -Four or i've shghtly damaged.
On tn. .su,e day at watertosn, n. Y. freight
tram on the Rene Railroad eff the track near
P,srIepopt Manor. demol,shus the engine and sevea
cars, and killing Is cattle. No person was seriously
injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

The equiDoctis storm Of last week produced
foods in tie rivers, causing considerable damage
and in'erruptiDg travel. We learn By telegraph Of
several railroad accidents the most serious Of
which occcrrsd on the Great Western Railroad Of
Cansds, where f ve or ak persons were killed, and
larger number wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

lecture will be given this evening, bsfors thu
Historical Society upontce Executive Of U'ah," by
Thomas L. Kane, brotoer OF Or. ksoe. No one 10
better qualified than the em'reet lecturer for tois
theme. His personal Investigation OF that reS'oo
we're lately renewed, and he ID bnmfGl OF isets
thereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

A very clear and instructive sSstamsn. OF The
present attitude Of the European powers regards
the question Of the approaching Sar is given oy
our London correspondent on another page of tnis
paper. The probabilities of war were never 30
strong as at this moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
c DvsnR.
KEROSENE OiLs--CAUTI0S.

KEROSENE Ons---CAUTIoS.
In eor,eoue Of tn. cOplou u.d BY The nsau'.
zOd s0osy c0sl ois u or
esive the pUb1o by c,os ih-r OILS ktsosENs na otn.
oOfy oaEhs " rxsc Tom ,he
aler sDssnty selling iin. oil Carr s.'
Should tsteL 10 syoc the eTprV- eoPuno' OF
c1npbeb. oil offered 1e market a. Coal OIL OF
Kroysr ~ Interested parties for the pup re OF dsn.sins Toe
winch bs. Of taken me oso- o to- AoJ
fItds bretofor- general ps, rnfcnasTs We"
have bouah oil which they suspect counterfeit oil MR.
~iA confer favor b iesvius sample A. os ON o
,psny with the sodre's OF the s.Lef so9 llhe 70 De
limitation. vii be coumsuoed tor oe 'hesa I7 s
soro KrsosIks ID. usde Of the REsossSE OIL CON-
fIsY No ~ Beaver e., ". y
CHANDELIERS AND Gas FIXTURES.
Our unryad ,sorsn viii be sold duripf the spfHe season
AT A SMALL ADVANCE os Cost.
r. V. HAUcHwpUr Co.
Coroner ~ Btoeossy aud bToonest
TIE TIP-TOP
For SPRING DUsTEs-
The oLuHAsI SACK,
70 The CouATIsG Rosm.
And the BLooNIR FkocE,
Tor tie Promenade.
Three Entirely New STYLE, Co.Ts,
For SPRING.
To be found oNLYst
SMITH BROTHERS. Osr Pace sToRZs.
Nos l22. lss and 40 FultoDs..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

10 the potice Of the sale Of pictures at tie M
tiocsl Academy 90 THURSDAY ls't the Fine Neg
Erslsnd Scere,' by Durr. sold al sl65, aud not
at 81 6, as It YES sccioeptslly pr nted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

No
THE BIRTH OF SPRING.
SpYtug con. at last
ButiT gerisl weather.
B.dbugs trsy- fast
Lyoss POwDEk sprinkle
Were they lie pefdu,
killing IN 'wittle,
Buss, and Ioscbts TOO.
And VI rbts ATE rsciOE
Trrough yonr house W night,
Give them LYOSs PHI sir,
They'll surely die W tn fright. 49, 800 -
LYoNs POWDER is h,rmss. TO mankind, bu Will kul al
hGus. inserts garden worms bugs &C. Sold every~here
Sample fasts Is ceotsi resu. .iz-s s cent, aud 81
BsRSEs6 PARK, Nos IS snd Is Para roT, NJ r.
CRIsTApORO's HAIR DYE.
THE QUssTIOs SRTTI FoR,yEE.
No HosE PoIsoSOUs HAIR OYss
All honor TO IIes Tue p,rs from Maine TO Geor
gle have eo toe qotrcn poisonoo. 5.r D.. aud
pure Who cad pbfsyg OF CRiSTAooR0
No Aston House New yois y pabl'hns 10 their edt0f,
coDpS he o wig sw+fa1 ole statement OF Dr Jams H.
Chiffon vbo a1msn stands IN. front rank o.
analytical and coBsutis obsml.ts
iCopy .
HEREBY CERTIFY thai haze made thorough analysis OF
CRsTADokOs EXCELSIOR HAIR DYs 40 find that rsIo.
ooutsn any esd wh.tev' osny Other ubtso,o
that sould prove Injurious health OF using It In
the mAnDs Of directed for the pufPo.s # ~, The hsir
EowYoik December q, 1853 Che mist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

Our Legislature seems to be earnestly intent on
the removal o. Quarantine from Staten Island We
trust the measure vii b. effected-not merely
aimed at. Thu present location is so notOriousIy,
pslpsby unfit tbat toere should be no hesitation
and DO delay, even though some sacrifice be Deces.
ssry to effect such removal But the attempts
to initiate, or even outdo, New jersey, in prescnb-
ing that the Quarantine shall not be- located 10
this sDiDhabned pace that, are calculated TO
defeat thu end 80 properly sought Commission
of remarkable ability and character has been formed
expressly TO locate the new Quarantine and all at
tempts to fetter that Commission by legislative pro-
vr,ion that no locality within tue limits of this
or that County shall BIZ selected are at once un-
worthy and absurd. Tue Quarantine must be To-
Gated seme,ohere; we have 10 doubt that the Com
mi,siOneis will Indicate taat position which con.
bines the greatest public immunity from cODtagOn
" tb the least Inconvenience to commerce. Wben-
ever thst location shall be- made, We shal consider
the uaiu question settled.
The other points debated 10 the Assembly seem
to us OF very sea der cOnseq nencs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

21.-CARBoN Om.-Tbe CARBON OIL CoMPAN'
hav. bot k.en msou.tuns bon OH siocs December las
End y.oI sno DANGEROUS Coupouuns have m-entD
been ,od AZ Carbon O To.y have foil supply Of CGbJ
on for sale al No is4 W st, kewfort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASE
Cured BY on sAGSETIc sALNE Nay n horob',
WAie Plains, ~ " F., sac BY Or b. SMITH, NO o-F "a
rsst Choroh By Diussss ADD By baR>LS rAEk' no
rs PAtk roe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
Nsm9)ork DAILY Gribm,re
70 coaREsPoSDENTs

MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1859.
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Drsiness Ecr.fH.

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HOME
nsVsAscx coh'AS
onoe Noe li2 40 lH Broadvt5.
~ &c. q a. The prescott Ss% o.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS!
wIsk sarp.us In sdoieon, Of over s5oo,too.
snis ceu,.0y against Loo. Damage b. Fire. on
q De in.Sns sn6 q u. G mccoy oil ~ar.st
LOSES EsVI1.sIT ADjGsrsU NO PROMPTLY PAID.
csA.L,sy s..rn, er..,ssse
AZ: sn,s1.Is vios- ,.dsq. . . t.-r,no. Co.
9soEey coLLps tin q shst .i T S.,1n : Co
F.sa.as r. Ti'i a:.. :.ss
S... s. h x1ta s # a.ss a9l:; M:::.s%
. WATSON bULI, arm o. o-
Hon, s s ss sru Of ssoa. San Co.
Jssss Hsrrssrv lat. fra s.lory se%.' S,1. Sc Co.
Ssoss, rs. u. sr% Of wss < worr 4 sou
IL y.oTs,.esAs. ate 6irn Of u ire .5osss'n Co
cs.sts;u . o.,S.H' firm o. Norton 4 jews,t
ks:o Loo. SSs.~r Of the dl@ Of s0~'a Nc
lissssn s,SsrO~. hrra Of DOa+ Bin, CO Of g. Load,
o SSs.s. f . sc.s~. sI@ sss N.rsss C.
Vi..as ssssis frm GA 8. Bayos. Bar.
ese:T esissr, s4 9. r,oSssss;a Ds'ss, e c.
I.,'I NesTos GRO Of Aortou 0rnnsn l. Co.
Ioss n HrTcElssos frn Of J C Bow. 4 Co.. o. Boston
cY.rlrsP p BALDWIN, frm Il Balosia Starr Co.
foas "a Eslsos late firm of Nesol L Co
pr.rv A huxLyur firm Of swift Hnrlbnt Co.
Iss.s UoyT FRO of Jesse Hoyt Co.
VIZ erUssIa, IT,, nm Of ot1,n. Spas 20
yoHE H. FoBD, m1 - FoTi E'pooI 20
SuEry Mason. lat FIRM " NSop = omps,.ui'
cyrus Y.LE.b .6IG Of CJru. ysIe, j.. Co Me- oh.tna
w FosnicE 6Cu Of va r. Chsl Fo.dics
Dawn l. Bow, fru Of eoJd Bros Z Co. Albany, r.
r. r. CossIrr 6rrn OF Cossit, Hi1 Talcesdso a-mphn
I,w,s aos.sIs Gru Of L. Roberts 4 Co.
s.~n., n C.InyxLt hrn Of Sfeser caldwell
CHAELGs MATTE Pfesidop.
AZ WILLzsErs Vice-PIesdent'
J. Nurou snirH Secretary
yogs NcGEE Ass'stsgt secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
. O w Err co AS I.
uArs HATS. CAPS. CAPS. es

HATS. HATS. Gaps. CAPS. Aasgs
q ,. ,:.: ,'., r.. -s%r Ts@.2. ns;; sq. ';e .s =,
assortment of SILK and CASs HATS: and ti'S of every
dc.criptiaa slo aud prize, for Men and lioAs.
ID. G. JOHNSTON,
Icadef ard b,;r"lucer of SonIheln Fashion,
an, ~ Under tlpS rlrs Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20

viii leave this evening, at clock, for Jefferson
and intermediate points.
E,,7 No s for Red Riter.-The light-dranght
well-known safe and reliable packet Era No. .,
cant John Eouns, commander, Mr.. Thos. j. How
ard, clerk, will leave at o'clock this evening for
Shreveport and intermediate points on Red river,
going through.
ular passenger packet Charmer, Captain W. G.
WILSON, commander Mr.. Richard Holmes, clerk,
will leave for Vicksbnrg and the way landings this
evening at 5 o'clock. The commendable qualities
of the Charmer are already well known.
Pine Bhtf for Arkdnsds Ricer.-This evening
at s clock the swift safe, reliable and commodi-
Gus packet Pine Bluff, Louriamao Wilson, conf
mander j. F. Gatrce, clerk, leaves for Fort Smith
and intermediate landings on she Arkansas river.
She requires no eommendation.
Iatah for White Rieef'.--Shippers and others
interested should not overlook the fact that the
excellent, light-draught packet Iatan. Captain sam
Taylor, commander, Mr., Henry $, Eaton, CLERK,
leaves this evening at O'Clock for Poeahontas ana
way landings on White river
Ed. HoirGJd for Cumberland Rttel, = Ihe
staunch capacious, safe and speedy packet f-a f-a
Howard, Capt White Fawsr' eomnhneF con ma nsr,nn m
iiatc landings on the Cumberland river
Fannu B,tllia for Loaisr1ie-This evening. at
o'clock, the popular and iavorite passenger packet
Fanny Built Capt L as 81 paa rhl w aane for
Louisville and intermediate points. the tanny
Bullitt is fitted up in excellent style, and has every
accommodation and appliance to render travel on
her safe pleasant and comfortable
Stephen Decatur. for Cincinnati. This evening,
at 5 o'clock, the well-known, safe and reliable
packet stephen Decatur, Capt. Bart. G. Leiper,
commander, R. Leiper, clerk, will leave for Gin
cinnati and all way landings.
Ohio Belle for Gincianati.-This evening at 5
o'clock, the fine, comfortable and commodious
Express Line packet Ohio Belle, Capt, John sebas-
tiail commander, will leave for Cincinnati and way
points,
r L. 1McGM for 81. Louis.-Passengers and
shippers are elsewhere notified officially by Capt
W. Roberts, that he will leave this evening. at )
o'clock for st. Louis and way points, with his eX-
cellent and popular packet I. l.. McGill. Her ac,
commodatiois as passenger packet are too well
and favorably known not to be fully appreciated
by all who may have occasion to visit any portion
Of the country through which she passes. Mr..
John johnson is the polite and attentive occupant
of the office
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
Imports.

GALVESTON via SABINE PASS--Per steamship
Gen Rusk-22 bales cotton Fellowes &co-l Harris
& Son-33 A Turner &co-21 Coleman, Brtton &
Wthers- 80 Green 4 Crump-s Burton 4 Work
l6 Cooper &co-28 Carroll, Hoy &eo-17 j I
Hardie &co-5 cases tobacco Post & Mel-S455 to
II Socomb &co--97 nd cattle J Salvant-Total
206 bales cotton.
HAVANA, KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS
Per steamship Magnolia -6s bales cotton TarIe-
ton, Whiting Il Tnllis-97 do Campbell & Strong
4 Metcalf &co--6 bNs leaf tobacco n Hamblm
-sundries to order-TotallI7 bales cotton.
HAEANA--Per steamship Habana-30O boxes
sugar Brown Bros &co-2 pipes rum cases cigars
!, | Go 10 sWeetmeats hamagossa Maji.5 boXs cigars
Laborde--1 do to order--2 do G Zeckendrath-4
do / bbl do II Schluter-7 do J Merceret-l do r
McGregor &co-l do Vincent &co-l3 do Guma 4
Masich-G do A Il Vails---3 do North Duthil &co
do P Devo-6 do Caballero 4 Basualdo--l9 do
p Prats &eo--1 do j Angua--5 do NJ Fernandez
? do A Costa do Xiques & Ayala-4 bbls do l
bX mdse Gonzales cases mdse J j Para do
Alvarez, Ferrer &eo-l do Geo Nathan-3I cases,
sweetmeats Piaggio & viosea ir-25 do Cucun 1
do Meza-5 do 81 bbls wine II do honey l case
cigars Z Troisgros-l do POS bales tobacco Guma
i bag coffee j 0rill--6 eases sweetmeats Tin
torer Fatjo--7 do 6 W Campbcll-l7 pkgs mdse
l. Price &co-3 cases cigars to order-lot fruit to
X Tramontana.
| BOSTON-Per bark Annie Hodgman--400 tuns
| paving stones G Stewart--666 bales gunny cloth
| Wood Low.
/ BELFAST, (ME)-Per ship Grace Ross-450 tuns
1 paving stones Stevens-50 bales hay 300 bbls
potatoes to orderl25 bbls 175 drums 800 kits fish
4 to bennett.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Mary Ellis Is bales
cotton Bunnell & Bailief-l4 Campbell & Strong
do Lloyd d Frierson-3s 900 feet lumber 25 ,0OG
laths CGrandpre-Total 3S bales cotton.
/ Receipts mt the CarondeIct Canal.
l PASS MANCHAC--Per schr president-40 cord
i wood to order.
BLACK RIVER-Per schr Resolution-25 cord
wood to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
Passengers.

Per steamship Habana, FIN Havana-2G in cabin,
and steerage. 4@..
Per steamship General Rusk, from Galveston and
Sabine Pass-Mrs Shelton, Captain Bowen, Messrs
Hewson, Elmer, J Robert, Wentz, Lawler, W
Acuff-l7 on deck.
Per steamship Magnolia. FIN Havana, Key West
and other Florida Ports-Mr Chas Morgan, Miss
Wheeler, o Davids, B Davids Moses, Steward, A
Gibson, W G Gibson and family, J Brce, S Luton,
Whitlock and lady, Perryman, lady and svt, Mrs
Fulmer, lady and sister, Levi Montfort. Cassidy,
Sessions and lady, A Cihu, Pierce, Coleman, Rouse
Witty I Collins and lady, Goulsby and lady, Miss
Conelly, Bassett, Waller, Wright, JONES' Hanson,
Cherry and lady, Forbes, Gonzales, Carter, Avoy
and lady, DR. Maun and lady, Judge, Mrs Fell Miss
Fell and friend, Norris and family, Shores and
family, Williams and family, Dennis, Williams, Cal
lahan Adams-2l on deck-l4O negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA--Per steamship
Granada-200 bbls -four l6 tierces stearin 20 bbls
oranges % bbls whisky ties hams | bbls molasses
bbls sugar cask wine Is pkgs mdse so bales
cotton.
cotton.
HAVRE-Per Ship Jno Watt--329O bales cotton
LIVERPOOL. ship Arthur-2793 bales cot
ton 1900 staYcs.
BREMEN--Per ship Magdalene- POPS bales cot
ton IA bales and 542 hhds tobacco.
HAMBURG-Per bark Helen MfGaw-1s50 bales
cotton.
LIVERPooL-Per bark Maryland-l5l2 bales
cotton.
NEW YORK-per ship Realm-437 bales cotton
81 bales l5S f do S6 bales rags and rope l7l0
bbls rosin 4OS bbls molasses % bbs beef 40 empty
bbls 26 bbls whisky 1000 sacks cotton seed SO pigs
lead 4s4 hides casks do Is pkgs tobacco 92 bbls
glass bxs type 76 pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
Shipping gnttlligcate.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, December %, 1859.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared 1cStefUUys
Steamship Granada, McGowan, for New York, via
Havana S de Wiser Geo
Ship Mary Glover, Chase, for Boston,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Jno Watt Snow, for Havre,
Baxter, Lowell SEQ
British Ship Arthur, Watson for Liverpool
Hoghton, Rankin eco
Bremen Ship Magdaene, Henke, for Bremen,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Helen Mctaw, Tucker, for Hamburg,
] II Ashbridge s Nephew
Ship Realm, Burgess, for New York.
Geo A Fosdick eco
Bremen bark Maryland, Hollmers, for Liverpool,
Baxter Lowell Geo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20

BiLOXI-Per sellr Celestine-600 bbls coel to
order s~..~
SHELL BANkS-Per schr Marquee 600 bbls
shells to + Marquee.
BAY ST IoUIS-per schr Eclipse-so cords of
wood to order.
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Georgia-l0O0 bbls OF
coal to order
BONFOUCA-Per schr Laura-bricks, to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
Belov---Coming Up.

Ship Enoch Talbot Merryman, "a days FIN Boston,
to Geo Fosdick &co.
Brig N A Stevens, Butler days from Havana to
Prats Pui oil Geo.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
Leaves every SATURDAY.. nt : f. NJ. positively
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE, AND

N.5 TftlllOn K'g1IINr WttkIY FhfEtt-FOf Tftln0N
Monroe, Pine lnas Castor Landing, connha
gss=y: iarrisonhurg, Trinity aud all inieuirtHi.
ings Jnischa and Black verThe magnificent passenger
II. w. HIcEac, j. W. rohn m'-ter viii leave
plnctuay. For freight apply hoard.
NlRGINIrS q. DENTXEl.,
n2n Advertising, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
Steamboats,.

Charmer, Wilson, fm yicksburg.
J D Perry, Kimball, FIN Alexandria.
Capitol, Gross, I'm Fort Adams.
Elnira, Smith, fin Eermillion.
Lafourche, Dugas. fin Loekport.
Indian No 2, Greenlee, fin Macon & Tensas..
G d Jr, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonville.
Robt Watson, Smoker, FIN Red River.
Darcy, Rsher, I'm Tensas River.
Cuba, Hopkins, FIN Mobile.
Florida, Meyers, fin Mobile. 49,, .
Empire Parish, Janfreau, FIN Lower Coast.
Peerless, Moore, fm Ouachita River.
Doubloon, Harrison, fin Alexandria.
B /. Hodge, Marshall, I'm Alexandria.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20

| 1eHTr-'' ,.''''.LIGHr, ,.,''..'',. LIGHT
The host and cheapest Light liz il made from COAL oi
IL lon, other and the prlct o "nr
REDUCED The subscriber has the SoAL ,,i ni
LAMPS, in every variety and style; also, ChanttheFs, ih
Lamps assortment of Solar Lard OIL Ganltshs anu
Fluid Lamps articles required he Sed Win mem
AIso Is agent for FUIIER'S PATENT FAUCETS. which
will last tn time, Us long other IN use snn, eaks
MrSGR ASE'S PATENT PORT ABLE g As SiuNE SeGy
useful whese is used the tTtaNl sCir,'hS si MR.
ENER very convenient well i-ufnl Always on hand
H. Rahu Coal on Canthenc Spirit Gas and the Southern
oil Compaay superior Iubricang OIL now in nj ne by
ee barrel or gallon The public is respectfully inyd to cali
ARTEMQS HILL.
uso I'm & ChiGtIos street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
Arrivals at the carondelet Canal.

Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Marquee. from Shell Banks NM
Schr President, I'm Pass Manchac.
Sclr Resolution, FIN Black River.
Schr Celestine, FIN Biloxi.
Schr Eclipse, FIN Bay st Louis.
Schr Laura, from Bonfouca.
Scr Georgia, fm Paseagoula.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20

Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, for Havana, via Key
West and other Florida ports, G b Payne
Steamship Gen Rtlsk, Shannon, from Galveston via
Sabine Pass, to G Payne-Berwicks Bay.
Schr Mary Ellis, -----, 2 days from Pensacola, to
master-basin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20

NJ 3. Pas IhnIN, In c"hlncoh WIN lhe n q, d and
IllAhsuEHti w. hnlrnad--re fast ST. Mary,J.
Attike0n, MASTER built expressly for passen
and gnt freight will with the Opeouas Railroad.
leaving Bcrwics Bay daily Pattessnvile Cen,eryle and
Fr;ln will exteud her trips Tuesay Thursdays and
Saturdays Charenon New Town. connecting
bitter place with iomrnrse mail coaches for ST. Martini
Lafayette Grand totean, opelo,Sts and Mashinsioi
Running from New Orleans Washington twenty six
hours, being the quickest route travelled
A. the St Mary leaves the Railroad daily shc offers better
faciy delivering upreight than boat in the trade
j. NJ. JOHNSON & co,
3tr No 3 Old Ievee Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
FORT AID ANS.

Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packets IS
THE STEAMERs Golden Age
~ = VIM. AcCombs master, We teOrs :. tieAo,
master The Golden Age will leave New Orleans
every SATURDAY q St Seaek a}er n Nc m' rsiT nrTn
Of The ears from Wooie The Meteor Viii leave SeT on
Bayop Sn, every SATURDAY. after the arrival Of the cars
from Woodye taking freight and passengers Tor al landing
oi 'ie e''s' -" HOLMES & CLA uSS, Agents,
seln 6m W. - ietout,'"t'a2 euee..
sSuAnIPAGNE-l0oc cases Mos Ghaudon, YIN ArgAi's
I finding ex Shin Paqio from liavle, and for sale by
i-e s. WOLFF,
.,s Corner uf GrRsiar and New Ifvaa str octs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-20
UNITED STATES
RED RIv Err.

Leaves with Dispatch.
q. L.. hulins Il Bros Low Water Through Dispatch
FOR UPPER RED RIVER d.
NJ Bsrec and all Way landings below aud above tho
Raft ns h gh as knniicl Ro, land, fayne,port
sss=zssazst Fulton Washington Spring bank and shreys
Leave New Orleans ONCE A WEEK
Era No. 1, l. H. Kouns, master,
Era NO.2, W T. ScoSe. master,
ERA, No. 3. john kouus. master,
Era No. 1, ro. koans ma,tcr
All of lr aoyr hoats very littt dfNght sAaush
hi Hi viii make Regular Through Trips during the sea,un,
giving clear blle.
For Further information apply
Il. l., knGNS ~ BROS, No . Front street,
ms opposite Canal street Ferry