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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-10
NH4LERS.

WHbEEkS.
Am all South Seaman, Norton An bk Harmony, Kelly
Am bk Sharon, $ Il Am ship Hibernia ID, Edwards
Am ship Cav Hea l.. Iowen Am ship Saratoga, Slocum
Am ship Polar Star, Weeks Am bark Augusta, Taber
Am sch j. D.Carr. Scudder Brig Kohola, Corsen
Am bark Vernon, - Am ship Contest, Ludlow
Am bark Florence
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Tns NEXT MAn--We shall look for the mail Of
Feb S BY the F1<ef.0ing, from the 18th TO the 10th
inst. She WAS to leave for this port on the 1st of
March.
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FRox HAwAIL-By the Kinooie the last vessel fror
Kona, We hear that the eruption is fast subsidina
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Fon THE EAsr-The mail by the adelaide is ad
vertised to leave on Monday next The present is
sue of the Commercial can be had in wrappers at oul
counter. ready for mailing. l2a cents single copies
81 90 per dozen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-10

SCARCITY OF 1t natives are complaining
that poi, their staple article of food, is getting scarce
and high-priced in Honolulu. This. may be owing
in some measure to the great freshets this winter,
which uprooted and swept away great quantities of
taro from the valleys on this side of Oahu; but the
more plausible reason is the increased Incidence and
vice created by the recent introduction of the huias.
Complete starvation is evidently in prospect under the
present order of things.
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- We have received from a valued correspond
ent at Hilo. a communication noticing certain phe-
nomena, supposed to be connected with the present
volcanic eruption on Hawaii, which we are obliged to
defer till our next issue.
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Stuck IN THE MuD.-The schooner Rekauluoha,
wfndward bound, and but half loaded, stuck in the
mud on the east side of the new market wharf on
Tuesday evening. and was q half an hour in hauling
of, which was only done by heaving on a line at the
windlass. assisted by a fresh breeze off shore. This
fact goes to show how rapidly the mud fills into our
harbor in the rainy season. and the necessity of fire.
auent use of the mud machine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-10

New AMERICAN CENT.-Mr. Chas. F. Hussey,
formerly of Honolulu, to whom we have frequently
been indebted for favors, has sent US a specimen of
the new American cent, Mint of 1859, which is a very
neat and handy coin, and will probably come into
general use in the States. 1t is about the size of a
gold three dollar piece, but somewhat thicker.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

SUGAR. -. The demand has been only moderate
and the market has worn heavy appearance during
the greater portion of the week. The sales have
braced some 1000 hhds. mostly at the range Of our
quotations, which are reduced for most qualities:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Isre1 10 ray e Fsp rms and snS ghs ss.d
Weeks receipts, 1929 hhds-Exports, s3s.
MoLAssEs. The receipts and the demand con-
tinue moderate, and prices without any material
alteration The weeks sales up about $500 bbls
at range of 25@3oc. for Inferior, Fernenting ETC.,
and 3lS3lAc. Ts gallon for Prime and Choice. Half
bbls. have been very dull at 33D35c. 70 gallon.
Weeks receipts, 5G3l bbls-Exports, GIG.
FLOUR. The market has been dull during the
greater part of the past week, but prices have
remained without material alteration. Up to yester-
day morning some 5000 bbs. were disposed of at SIS
75@$5 s7A, and Sc 90 for good to choice brands of
Superlne, and Sc 25@s6 so and 81 90 for Extra and
Choice Extra brands. Yesterday, only 500 to 600
bbls. were sold, including $50 Indiana at So s74@
IS 30, 100 ST. Louis at &c. and loo Country Extra at
| Sc 25 u Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1882 bbls-Exports s629.
Corn. -. With moderate receipts and fair demand
prices have been very well maintained at our last
quotations. with sales of some 900 sacks during the
week, al SA0Dooc LOT INFERIOR 10 GOou mixed, etc.,
and s746l90c % bushe for Prime and Fancy lots of
White.
| Weeks receipts, 10,37s sacks-EXports $3.50.
WHEAT. There have been no arrivals of any con-
sequence and we have heard of no transactions.
| Weeks receipts, 80 sks.-Exports none.
OATS. Some 10000 sacks have been sold during
the week prices, generally, ranging at 7O@75 and
76c. for inferior to prime Northern and St. Louis.
Weeks receipts, 4406 sacks-Exports, IL.
BRAN. The rates for this article have advanced
with sales of few hundred sacks lat 81 256l1 35
the principal transactions being at 81 80 % 100 lbs
| HAY....We have noticed sales of 1900 to 1900
bales Western dnring the week, at $2l 5o@24 SO
for Inferior to Prime the transactions including zoe
bales on Thursday at s24 Is y tun.
PORK. The market has worn an inactive ane
heavy appearance during the past week, and up t,
yesterday morning we noticed sales of only 600 t,
700 bbls Mess, at range of $16 5O@$l7 so % bbl
the latter rate for heavy lots. Yesterday, however
there was good demand with sales of about 100
bbs., including GIT Mess at $l6 IS, $50 at SIT 0C
500 about lbs. over weight at $17 so, and l73 bbl
Prime at sl3 y bbl.
Weeks receipts, 90l4 bbls-Exports, 29l.
BACON, :. The demand continues limited and W
have heard of only 500 to 600 casks sold during tn
week, the more recent transactions being at &c. TO
Shoulders, and &c. u Ii. for Ribbed Sides.
u Weeks receipts, 1913 cks and tcs-Exports 647
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

can say to the Times that trade has not grown dull
it is fully a. active, and in some respects more 90
than ever before known It this season Of the year
We can also recommend to the Cincinnatians that
they cannot have any better currency than the notes
of the banks Of the city of New Orleans.
From the Cincinnati Times Of the 3lst Of March /:
We mentioned aome weeks since the appearance of
number Of New Orleans counterfeit bank notes in
that city, some Of which, tens on the Citzens Bank
Of Louisiana have made their appearance here. The
note is fac sinile Of the genuine having for Wig
nette Goddess of Liberty resting upon shield at
the base Of which is cornucopia containing coin,
across the face in blue ink, and in red on the back
The bill is excellenty DONE and closely resembles
the genuine is poorly engraved-that almost
any one would be deceived by it. The Banks in New
Orleans took number Of these issues before they de-
tected the fraud. fE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

GREEN MEATS ~ The principal sale reported
during the week was IS casks at &C. for Shoulders,
7c. for HAMS and Sc. D B.for Sides.
BEER. Our quotations Are nominal as AIl0l5.
and SIC o Dbl. for Extra and family brands of Prime
Ness and Mess.
Weeks receipts, 3s7 bbls. and tcs Exports, 1904.
LARD. The demand is still Of . yery linnited
character and the weeks sales have been confined to
1000 to 1900 bbls and tierces, mostly Il lie. for
Prime and 1O@l0ic. for No. l, showing decline for
nearly al qualities.
weeks receipts, 1413 bbls. and tcs. and 77s
kegs. Exports equal to 25104 kegs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. We quote Western Butter
at s@l5c. and Cheese ats@loc. p b., according 70
quality. 3
WHISKY. The market has been ddn, with sale,
Of only 1000 to 1900 bbls. during the week. mostly al
2sa@24 for Rectifed and 253@26c. y gallon for Rsw
Weeks receipts, 2,792 bbls Exports, 2s9.
BAGerNa AND BALE RorE. We quote Kentucky
Bagging At l20l5c. for Hand-loom to the besi
Powerloom, with only retail transactions. India
has advanced and have noticed sales Of about 1905
bales during the week at 1zi@lsc. Tyd. We quote
Bale Rope at 62@7c. and 7074c. for Handspun, and
7i@s3c. q b for Machinemade. esy
sGuNSY BAGS. .. Our quotations are sA0103e for
Light to Extra Heavy bags, with sales Of $50 to 300
bales Heavy at l0ac.
RICE. ;. The market is dull, at about 4D4lc q b.
for prime Carolina aqsa 50
CoFFEE. The demand has been moderate, with
sales during the week Of about 10 500 bags at range
of l040llac. y b. for extremes our quotations being
103@ll4c. y b. for Fair to Good Fairand 113c 3 d
for Prime. Two cargoes, embracing s165 bags, hav,
arrived from Rio Janeiro during the week, and th'
stock on hand last evening was about Is 900 bags.
SALT. The rates for Liverpool have further I'd
vanced, and holders ask 70075c and TIC. q sack 70
cargoes Of Coarse and Assorted afoat.
We hear Of some 10000 sacks Of Liverpool sol
the past few days, as follows: Three cargoe
| arrive, bou $4,000 sacks, ! Fine at 65'
cash, $500, all Coarse aoat, at 623c. 5000 sacks
arrive Fine, at &C., 5000 sacks, Fine, in store
7oc. 1900 sacks, Is Fine to arrive at 7ec. 17,00
sacks, all coarse, in store, at 70c., and to-day, tw
cargoes to arrive, II 900 sacks. about Fine, at tn
advanced rate of 75c. cash. Holders now asking sti
higher prices. The rates now 7580c. for Coarst
and S5@90c. for Fine. at warehouse, and IS fc
Coarse, and 81 y sack for Fine, delivered free {
drayage. a45.-.g
TALLow The last sales reported were at s3d
loc. % b for Texas City Rendered.
Ons . Lard Oil sells slowly at s5@a5c. and q
as to quality, and Cotton Seed at 65@70c for Crud
and 75@s0c q gallon for small lots Of Clarifet
Southern Oil Company's Oils are selling at 75c ft
Machinery, SOC for Deck and Paint, and 20c y gallo
for Gas Oil.
| CANDIES. We quote Star Candles at 17@le
for Light, and 1s@2Oc. % b for Full Weight, th
sales including limited parcels Of boxes at tn
range.
l .knS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09
SALES OF THE WEEK :
Rebith Of tkt Narkets fnr 9ast @stk.

Saturday, April 8. 1859. !
The business of the past week in our general
market has been of moderate character though our
great staple Cotton has moved off more freely under
the inuene Of advices from Europe, indicating pros
poets of peace and slight improvement in the Liver
pool Cotton market. Tobacco has been in fair re-
quest at previous rates. and Sugar and Molasses are
without any material alteration. In Flour and Grain
the transactions have been rather limited and Prov-
sons of nearly all kinds continue dull with droop-
ing tendency in prices. In Freghts, fair amount of
business has been done, but at still lower rates.
The steamers New York and Indian brought
advces from Liverpool to the 23d ult., reporting
upward movement in the Cotton market. The sales
Of the three days stated at 81 900 bales, and
Middling Orleans closed at the advanced rate Of 7ad
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
favorable the market having entirely recovered from
the recent depression. The Canada's accounts will
be found in another column.
CoTToN. Our last weekly report closed upon a
very dull Cotton Market and but few buyers came
forward on Saturday and Monday. The sales reached
barely 5000 bales, although factors were willing
sellers and the business at decline Of }c. y b.
for the medium qualities. On Tuesday, however,
with favorable advices from Europe, an active de-
mand prevailed, and resulted in sales of about "a 900
bales, the closing rates showing complete recovery
from the previous decline The demand continued
on Wednesday with sales of 10,500 bales at full
prices, and on Thursday the business reached
5000 bales with firm market. Yesterday, with
the Indians accounts at hand, about $4,000 bales
were sold, making total for the week of II 500
bales, and the market at the following advanced
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09
IN PRESS-GRoBE's NEW METHOD
For the Piano Forte.

Z Y undersigned,
that the method mentioned will be Issued IN the
month of April, 1859. - ..
and Mr. CHARLES GROBE has performed the bor in get
ting this admirable and satisfactory manner
instruction of the art of playing the Piano.
Considering the authors weSnown capabiliy and long and
unremitng devotion the task Of elementary teaching we
have strong to hope that the public are TO be
ing method for the Piano.
We can confidently recommend it to teachers ard pupils AS
bette adapted to the of elementary instruction than
any Others with which acquainted.
The plan pursued in this work substantially the same as
that developed in 0endos method of teaching languages
ii commences with the simplest elements The progress made
will be gradual so that will be perfectly nteleibe
and be rendered of positive vae the pupil Every difficulty
is with singy and after thorough analysis by
practice.
This method will undoubtedly provide teachers with well
dgested progressive and entertaining plan which sound
acquired, with comparatively little Ia or short
BpRce of time will almost Incredible those have
confined themselves of the tedious systems
In
work contains ten engraved gures illustrating the DIFF
positions Of the hands and ngures likeness
the author.
typographical accuracy appearance
eaualed musical work that
from the press in ths other country
The price the work will be 81 80 bound in CLOTH So
Copies will be sent by roa free Of postage receipt of
the marked price. LEE Il WALKER, Publishers.
Philadelphia, Feb. l, 1859. 722 Chestnu, street.
And will be for sale by P. T. WERLEIN.
mi I'm Scamp street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

Children three years old aAd under free
and twelve years old, half all twelve old
fsllfare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty be had at the
ONCE Of the Master Of transportation Merchants whose fsr
lilies reside the line Of the road tickets pack
Of twenty for their personal reduced
The Company prepared forward Goods and Pack
all Kinds every place With which they
hon receiving from delivering the domc patrons
4. 8. WILLIAMS,
5aN Mater Of Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

The following from the Cincinnati Times, Of the
3oh March, seems to create the impression that the
counterfeit ten dollar notes of the Citizens Bank
have been some time in circulation. If the Cncin-
natl dealers were in possession of information that
these counterfeits in existence some weeks be-
fore the 30th March, their knowledge was some time
in advance of us in New Orleans for they were not
discovered here until the 29th of March, The Times
says, as trade grows dull here on. O) New Orleans
bank notes are increasing in that city," On this we
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

There has been no change in the market for uncur-
rent money. The supply is restricted. Most of the
offerings are from parties passing through city to
California The demand over the counter of brokers
from persons taking their departure absorbs all the
offerings. People coming here from the interior to
take their departure for Europe or any part of the
world will have no trouble in changing their funds,
and providing themselves with letters of credit that
will be negotiable and available in any part Of the
world. They who intend to go to California can at
all times provide themselves with San Francisco
funds at the Merchants Bank of this city.
There have been no receipts of Mexican dollars
this week. There is some inquiry for them at los.
In American silver coin there have been the usual
daily transactions inward and outward. The supply
though not large, is ample for the demand.
We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money being the rates of John Wood COR
ner of Camp and Common streets:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09


ToBAcCo. The demand continues fair, but we
still notice difference in the views of holders and
buyers, which serves to restrict operations The
sales of the week have amounted to some 270O hhds
mostly private terms, but including the following
lots, of which the prices were reported viz 4 at
&c., l3 at s, Old Crop at 81, 80 hhds at ST. 81 and
&C., 40 at 9lc, 20 and So at &c., 10 at a. and at &c.
10 1b. The market has been firm for Fine and Choice
Clarksvie descriptions, and we slightly amend our
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09
CATTLE MARKH HT.

JEFFERSON CITY. April g. 1853.
Arrived yesterday, $50 Western and moderate
stock of Texas cattle offered, with the following
quotations M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

excellent passenger .pscket, 4. D. n. On n
Muegsh, emtasssr, Iesvss . Ssjssk -
ing - above. Mr. J. Atkinssn, = ~ -,
Aiins ~ Opsissssss-Ths sos6 1a1R -
Alins, Capt A. @. Neal, commandef, Ds1g@ = r
o'clock n, to-day, = abose H. yns Du6 n
clerk.
6siise for Tsnsas,-Ths spod psmmnRuoa
ealins, Cspk Csc. 1lIlsss,e ssunasdss, ]ssunAS
O'Clock this evening for Tensas ana fssntaln0
IandinE.
Roek CITY Jor Tsnsas-The very excsoR -
senger packet Rock CITY, Cspk B. b Dle11
lsasss Il O'Clock thh eysSiBe, u sbsss. 1ESnk
City = . favorits racket Nitt tt,vels1 "a -,
Dick Nssh 5sv Tnsas.-T The ane pssu,uuux1auak
Dick Mah, Can't I'd. Jones ocu,rsudsr. - 81
". Moore, csssk, lsayIes Il s osc3cck 90 -
The Dick Naah y = pusctnsI - sle L ~ masR
ulaf, and VIII lsass positively at ber sdyeslfu -
r. ". AeRse IA ~ Ousskkie ThSs r a~a
magnificent packet lsavss punctuslly Il St1sAk
this evening for de Ouachits Tbs MsRAs = 49,.
staunch and dessryedly pppuinx pss1sts sana6a -
.cided Mvorite with pasesssn Hss es11k hisw.
and contains every eoueouitlit W esu1Iss SSfsnr
venience- Her ofhcen are pf.sent tsaaaalkRna
reliable. Capt Jno. W. Tobdn eonmands ~ kEG
P. Work is the efficient clerk.
d. r. Caryoi1Jor Red RiUr.-Ths vssy e1asnsk
passenger PacHss !. =. n o.slo Csss -
So,nsnoei' .a .nu 's s..los. !. ,' -
win 'ease = aoovo = Z - ,as z
Rea6 WAife for Upper Red Ric0s n a1ana
nsn. olsoens PAaeogef pscAes ' 1eao - y
". M. Surls, commander, leaves for Upxeg - aH
~ ossock 'on evenins' one ~ so'e
.ceomn'oo.uons' sssa1on' me conn y y
80 e1css =. w
upp.l nso I'VE ~. ~ = Joss sne tn poes q
Don ,osss. sss tols eyemss-
oosse. e - TT 4Aasssss-Ihe reaay essda
.a.s 49, Pse.s. ssosaen ~ -, Cspe =.
0oalm.aosr' .aa =. = :. =. DannR eserk lsssOAS
vc'oe. 'nn IA ssee,ne 'oe Eoss Ada1s -
l1u.nsA lns " A. - spsesmd pasasaesr aaes1
naous.'ons sl.a = suy c1aess - e.
1sase'e1 -. -
Iesus. s.eA'y " = 1n., -. .aa s0ele
*. Lestne1s. commlAlndss. leases = 8 - -
evening loi sIcasocts ana inse:aa ialk
Ine Sa'cne1 wi1 swa't = casloAscn ~ - q
.ne cars VIVA pa.ense.s nOm - sne faees. -
A. Snefmaa ano onas. otasef ase tne neoone1ag0a -
commoosang e'er0 - Ns'cnez. DosS -
sne 9uesn pAcAss -. lof slc.sDets snis Hae evee
f'olo Jo' Heo n'oes-Ine as eseeans ~ ssilksn-
n'ne passenger P.chs' rio.., vsps. - r1ese
manoet' s.ses ~ .. ocsoc. NJ evening Ior g.
.cote snu ..1e,ss. - f'esA = -
afaugn. s.Aunen, sna nss nt1scsA a. peeex -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

Eorse Car will the city every morning O'clock,
and the every night hour after the arrival Of
the last train.
Rxrn OF special trips when requirad by notifying the
ductor.
Tho trains will stop the Station House, GENTLY Ridge,
when called upon except mail trips, bu the conductor
must have timely notice. nj If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09
e. EEaIa91 ls5s....". 1859.
= NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD


eoce In the Railroad Building Camp street opposite La
fayette Sauae will deliver part of the city Bag
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes Jewery etc. received
BY the Railroad otherwise be entrusted their
charge forward the with and dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for th
either the Express Office the residences offices
individuals
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will 20
through this Train and receive the Checks address of all
wishing their Baggage their hotel residence.
AThe Company will be responsible for all articles placed
Ia Charge of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
Between the Depot and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09
ReMRAhIER 8 CO.'S 1shAsD OF CUBA
NEW ORLEANS, jack
- h lsoN AND GREAT NORTHERN

On and after January l. 1859 Passenger Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily, at 7D A. NJ $50 P. NJ
Ing Of Canton st $50 r. N. and 6.sS A. N.
Returning will leave Canton at 750 NJ and 652 R NJ
arriving at New Orleans At $50 p. N. nnd $50 A. M
Freight TfHns depart daily at 7s0 A. NJ and arrive daily at
l10F.M.
Freight be at the Depot by o'clock r NJ. the day
previous the departure Of the train otherwise 1t will lay
nrtln xt4.i..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09
Ntn @rleans 4ailu Grtst.ut.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL .. 1855. :
Ntu OrIeans Mlontu Ygarkst.

CREscxsr OrgrcE No. 10 Camp sirest
Friday Evening, April g. 1859.
The tone Of the Money market is unchanged. It is
not moved at all by the European advices. All Eu-
rope might be in commissions, and our money and
paper market not in the least excited The season is
80 far advanced now that any extraneous movements
will not have the least effect on our monetary posi-
ton.
The Canada from Liverpool was announced this
morning as having arrived at Halifax with the weeks
accounts ending the 26th. They present the Liver
pool cotton market as steady, and prices in favor Of
sellers. The financial accounts appear to be nfuenc
ed by the commercial and both together may be con-
sidered as favorable. But every thing commercial,
financial and political lis SO mixed up that we can
hardly arrive at anything satisfactory regarding the
future. We know that all the cotton from the United
States will be wanted at good paying prices to the
planter, but there is very slim chance for the mid
die operators to make Soc. % bale.
We have no change of importance to note this
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09
T E x A S

To sail on sUNnAY. 10Th Aprilat sA.M.
FOR GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA
RNfNt1 Bay-U. S. Mail 1ine-southern Steamship CO.
-@4s he superior coppered and copper fastened
ship Texas, H. Wilson commander, will sail above,
carrying the unifed Stats Mails For freight passage
having superior accommodations, apply board
G. B. PAYNE. 81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday
day mornngtor the above ports. at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

nROCLAMATION- FIVE HUNDRED pOLpARC
L REwARD-ISHAM g. HARRIS, Governor OF the slss
of Tennessee. To all who shall these
Whereas has been made .nown TO tAa
OF February 1852 upon the body Of George Miller in
Banking House Of the Branch Of the Union Bank Tcnn
J4cksop in county of Madison robbed said Bank
1913 900 in notes and coin, fi5s ~
Now therefore l. Isham @. Harris Governor as sexenE
by virtue of the and authority vested hesT
ohsr reward q FIVE HuNpR p DOLL. RS to pevsa
for the apprehension of said and the
livery him to the Sheriff Jaor county Of MsaA
in order that Justice IN that behalf be done.
IL testimony whereof have heseanto set my hal -
cause the Great Seal OF the State to be a1lxe1 =
lSeal Office in Nashville this l2th day of FehFurrx
A. D., 1859.
IsHAM @. HARKM
BY the Governor: Es.i5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

T, AW NoTICE-I HAVE REsusEp rHE PRaC
l. tce Of MY profession and can be ouad stmy oce No.
camp street. fsgsf =
Dsls u Nh. RRyhGLDs-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-09

Each trunk, valise, or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. ................. .....
Packages, other than baggage,
weighing not moro than 100
pounds.
Each additional 50 pounds Of bag
gage, or packages other than
baggage. e..............
Specie, bank notes, jewelry, and
other valuables. weighing not
more than 100 pounds.
Each additional SO pounds. $3.50.
7. S. "
d21 If ."" -.'