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SUGAR. The sales embraced some 1890 bids at
firm prices Fair to fully fair 5s@5tc. . ID.
MoLAssEs. Some $500 bbls. were sold at2630
27ac. for fermenting, and 2s@2s3c. for prime and
choice, and $50 half bbls. at 334c. y gallon.
FLOUR. The market was dull, with sales Ok
barely 1900 bbls., including 900 fine, at a. III 800
st. Louis superfne, in three lots at 45, 400 mixed
brands at -, S. Plants extra at 81 Is, and on Sat
urday 200 extra at IS 75@$s D Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was higher, and we heard of some
1900 sacks sold, including 700 at SOC, 5000 white
and yellow at &c., 473 in two lots at the same and on
Saturday SIG sacks old at 7sc u bushel OF Wheat
AS sacks red and white were disposed Of on private
terms. The sales of Oats embrace about 1000 sacks
of which 200 at , $50 at 75c 800 at n, and 200 at
7sc u bushel. OF Bran, 400 sacks Fine sold In two
lots at 90c, 500 sacks at 81 co. and 200 at 81 10 y 100
lbs. 5sS
PROVISIONS. >. The sales of Pork were confined to
retail at $l8 so y Dbl for Mess Bacon is extremely
dull, and we hear of no transactions Of Lard, 81
bbls Prime sold at IL small lots of terces at
l02@114 &c, and $40 kegs at life % b.
COFFEE. Some 800 bags were sold, including so
at l03c, 800 at II, and 100 at l13c % b.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE. We hear Of some sales at
49@50c u gallon.
WHIsKY -. Sales % bbls Raw at 24lc, 100 at 24ac,
60 at Csc, and some other lots at 24c % gallon.
FRErGHTs. We noticed two ships taken for Liy-
erpool at I'D for Cotton one laid on for that port at
the same, and one for Antwerp at the current rates.
Vessels on the berth for Liverpool were filing up at
l5-32d. Y
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ness man, and cannot fail to satisfy himself and every
body else with the Tgress. Passengers b6und -
the river to-day win find frstclaa accommodates
On board and clever officers for travelling compan-
ions ~, A. B. Donnaiiy, the courteous clerk, win
be found resdy 70 receive visitors
Moro toy Owdckjss Rjea. The new md Hekk
draught passenger packet Moro, Capt. JOIN Jsr-l
nings, VIII Leave today At PM foy an lnudIuas mn
70 Camden. TIE Moro has fne acconn dations ma
clever o4ices. shippcn should sssd their freight
down eafiy, e abe win leave At tie oye.nasned
hour. 81 80
r. W. PcsceH Tor Ouaesita R;ce-TI1is me. -
nowned, and splendid packet takes her Departure =,
day at 2. \. for al landings mp 10 Camden she s.
In charge Of Capt Charles Oakley, VII most reIfs.
bic, attentive and polite geutleraas i u ece NJ.
3. s. Butler. The Powell leaves etuslly. - sea
be depended on as . safe and comfortable - ~
packet. Il sss 59sis 81 81 Is ~
Lecomte for Red Riser-This swift md splendid
passenger packet backs out to-day ct r. II ~ n
landings up to Carolina and Hurricane Biz ~ n
in charge Of Capt. Cheney Jchnsos, Win ~ ssten
tave Mr.. Sim Smith in the once
Princess for Hieksba,g u. 81 Nal Ire tn
magnificent and fast o. 8. Nail packes, IN eaasys q
Capt VIC. Wilson, with the correct Nh Jas 1sod =
the Office, leaves to-day ct r. II. Tor III lndtn0 .
to vicksbug.
cherokss for Tsssesses Riser The pop6lar -
fast packet Cherokee,sat the foot OF PoyisIs ssss
receiving for all landin On Tennessee yiyer. ~ m
leave to-day ats P. n. tn Cherukee. dnes ~ -
here last, has been thoroughly pairsd 10 a. y
bottom, and is now Is good = news CSpt, II. n.y.
is in command, with the ever attensf -: 81, Wney
in the Office. Shippers and passe1gs NiII recoIIsce
the fast packet Cherokee for Tenneses river g
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK
[HQN AND IiREAT NflRTHERN

Children three old and under ree those three
snd up totwelve years old all twelve years
Family tickets in packages Of i've the
office Of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose
ss reside on The line ef the road can
The Accommodation Train will Magnolia as usual, on
SATURDAY EVENING" the 18th inst, will discontin-
ued after that date.
Freight Trains are daily between New Orleans and
tom The Company prepared forward and
Packages of ali kinds every place they have corr
nection receiving from delivering the domc its pa
irons. VIM. N. WADLEY
Su,,or
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We enter the year 1853 with nearly ten millions of
exchange fifty per cent. in excess of any pre-
vious year. This large balance appeared to have
some influence on the market to-day as soon as it
was made known. In fact, exchange out of doors
to-day had another chill. The banks were buying
only moderately. Checks on New York over the
counter though ruling at per cent dis, were only
nominally in request Outside, drawers were willing
sellers at q dis and dis, and though the latter
figure was not quotable to-day we cannot say how
long before it will be. Three and five days sight sold
at dis sixty days sight double Al was sold largely
at Ii II dis-these bills being purchased as real
izible in New York at the rate of and per cent.
Foreign exchange was heavy. Sterling clear bills
10s q 1854 a 1881. Document bills, 1919 q 1O7A
q 1919 and los. Francs were dealt in to larger
extent to-day. Several large transactions were en-
tered into at 5.234 the decline bringing buyers out
We quote extreme rates from 5.27A q 5.2l4.
The season of dividends having arrived, there is
very little movement in bank shares In bonds there
have been some transactions. One hundred and IF.
teen thousand City Consolidated Bonds, say Sis 900
were closed at s9a q 80, and fifty thousand more on
private terms. The Pacific Railroad. continues to
afford " fun for operators. We note transac-
tons to-day:
1000 shares Pacific Railroad per share 81 90
i iSS ::.::::::. q q
1t appears to be moving onward. 1t is topic for
much fun and merriment on the street.
The Directors Of the Bank of James Robb declared
dividend to-day Of four u cent, payable on and
after Monnay next the 10th inst. This bank has also
been very successful The surplus reserve, after
paying the dividend will be sixtyfour thousand dol
lars ,a 81 . "a ~
The annual election for Directors of the New Or
leans Gas Light Company was held and the follow
ing ticket elected to Directors for this year:
Messrs. P. N. Wood, John K. Elgee, VIM. N. Mercer,
James Il. Caldwell, John G. Lingham and John D.
Marsh The greater part of this stock is now owned
at home, and it is hardly necessary for to say that
it is of the best stocks in this or any other coun
try. A broad but true expression.
Statement Of the Banks Of this City for the ,reek
ending Monday, jan 8, 1859.
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8ebieiu Of tbe AlarAets.

M CRESCENT oFFicE. No. 70 Camp s,ree.,l
lF Tuesday, Jan 4, 1858. !
COTTON, There was very active demand yes
terdny, aided by the Americas favorable accounts
and the sales reached fully $500 bales the market
closing at an &C. advance. We raise our figures ac-
cord;nrly
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EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RI. FREIGHT:
Between the Depot and
. 4 n h W 1 nogTn 80

UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.
Twenty -four hours time saved the and disconfs
OF q sea voyage greatl, diminished, by the
New Orleans, Opelousas and g. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICK'S BAY.
for this route having elegant for
and Tor speed and safety unsurpassed.
'F' THREE TIMES WEEK 45 ftG
Commencing on the lst Of November.
To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
WEDNESDAY. .ORIZABA
To Galveston and Indanola.
SATURDAY: MAGNOLIA
To Galveston and Indfanols
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS
ferry rnnning to the Railroad landing CD
pose Jackson Square at IN O'Clock in the morning. Tickets
may be obtained and state secured the Railroad
of st. Peter and Levee Streets opposite Square,
daily and at the Depot before the departure
Oh % ea@ BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Sec'y,
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- VALUABLE SUGAR ESTATEARR
Anc.lo1 Ia, ugdersigned III .eIl public
!ion on HONDA I, the l7fh day Of January next
me ne. vALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION opposite ne
sy o. nnion rouge conainirE l7i6 srperls cf ID I'D
unae. 6N o. whee In cane uxefher i IA
H., aud AZ the STOCK PIan lNPLEHENfs
porIion q the estate mot cleared al him cnpe l
cessful cropping. ~ ~ sss ~ ~ -
WI, also be sold the came ttsss I'D plaee ~. weY
- PLACE containing lell sood ii sitsstsd
90 lne Gros Tete Railroad. 10 miles from the
One fourth cash. assUmpsisr az i ~ y ~
Ctzens Bank for atout the baisuee II noses n
rs, a1nSm from dae ~ until ansl
ootes % oe secures ~ mofss on he property
fu description " the estate can s. se = ~ s -
W. By RBRfDG z, of New / f.e1Ils - - =
Inc sale will take place the psssui
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NV lss ORLEANS. JACKSON a ,'ssc
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Express,
C0ffce In tho Railroad Building Camp street oppoe Ia.
fsyete squsr will deliver any part Of the city such Bag.
Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewery etc. received
by the Raroad Or Otherwise, may be to their
charge; The same With and dispatch any
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them ID
either at the Express Office the residences
Individuals - 2
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will 20
wishing their Baggage their hotel or residence
AThe Company will be responsible articles placed
in charge Of the Baggage Master. 80 / -
EXPRESa CHARGES TN ADDITToN tn pp gpETcuT.
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VALULABLn LANDING Al fU8IIC sAIES.

THE MINDkN LANDING, nov occupied ~ Ct u W.lA.n
near the town q Nindeu Claiborne psrsb Lousaus ~ 50
sold ct public auction tho highest 6dder "a I'M os
ds n On the arst MoNDAYt 81 nexI ss n
Proyemenis thereon, consisting q Cotton shss ~, w.
noass the Landing controls part Tho sstevs ~
rapidly growing trade of the busrv Il ss
ta s h y one Of Sc largest pcats or he
quanted With this properly to ssy are h
with 1t obtain full nfosation fcaarp ~
named below. = a Sfrs -. = = ss t1
A9eTERAS OF SALE-ons- third cash, OF New Orlssrs
acceptance payable LIST JanuaI PAYABLE ii NJ
cemher, 1885, and onethrd payable APRIL rs No. ~
leans accePtances approved. - -
For further particulars in relation thi1 propery aunlv
W. y. Sterling, Esq.,, Mhden; G. L. WeIdsu. ESQ., E3nSS
Land!ngi or n. B. Brady o., Mr. Grieals MO n
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:. MARBLE HALL BILLIARD r
y No. III GRAvIrR STREET.

N GKANIER 8 Co.'S BLANKETs-A complete as.
Ia sorment Uprising Whte with or without bands
Gray, Green and Blue Blankets always hand also few
bales of fine Bed Blankets assorted low by the
agents, GRATIAA, COMMAGERE CO..
do ~ Customhouse street
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ONE THOUSAND TRICKs7i
THE MAsIclAN's own BOOK

OWN 1BGIR
Or. the Whole Art Of Coniuriuw.
Being Complete Hand Book Psror Msrie eonfafnins-
OVER ONE THOUSAND Optical GheIjcsI sNs6hanfcsi'
haEnsscal and Magical Esps
tons Ingenious Tricks and and
passes-Iogsher viii al be Most Noted Ilsks Modssn
mVon GMIs And Intended IS scnrcs q
Published by DICK FfTzGERALD
-, No. Is Ann street, New York. TN
Copies Of the above book mall On resejpt Of n On -
any address ffes OF postage IA ax1svr - q.
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- OPENING OF WINTER NIILLINERY
EEMovAL.
MRS JEFF Frs formerly Camp Julia Streets
respectfully css the attention of her
generally TO her Splendid Stock OF
Paris Millinery,
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, LACE GOODS etc.
which she will open THURSDAY the 4h instant a. her
NEW STORE,
No. Ia Canal street,
Third door from Bourbon.
Where will be found ut all times the most choice
oortnent Of
HATS. GAPS, HEAD-DREssEs,
CoIFFURES, CAPEs,
And other FANCY ARTICLES
DRES6-MAK1R3, surerintended by Mrs j. herself is q
guayase that Ladies depend that every
paid TO Fashion, Taste and Style.
Country and Commission Merchants with
the ntmoA care and dispatch. MRS. j. JEeFERS
na 5T 81 l42 Canal street.
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STORAGE.

STURAGE. ...... sTOKs AG g,... STOR AGsn
The undersigned having taken the and conrodioa
boiidiRg and 5 Front and u and Is Fulton reets ~
pared to receive Sugar Flour Lard Butter Bagkne Nd ~
forwarding goods, liberal 80
OSBORNE, WILSON 4 CARRADINE,
nz5 Y 49, =. - . an6 = Frouf se1esk
E,IFTY DOLLARS REWARD VIII. BE Pam
for information which shall lead hs dsectiop az IN
person who cut the thorough brace Or III Charles Ho
Coach the night Of the Sd inst, was stspdi n
DDS Ct u l59.5s37- liAIJ, 4 NIT.nfETSSs
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J. g. sIhoNps. GEO. HIrE.
a SIMONBS & HITE,
~ Corner of Customhouse and I.evee Streets -
Copper, TIN and sheet 4U
Iron Workers,
Brass Founders and Fnishers and Manufacturers of Steam
Trains Clarifying and Evapoaing Pans erers Juice Pans
Chimneys and Breechng Steamboat and PLANTATION Black
smithing. Also General Dealers in
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOoDSl
We assert without fear of contradiction that we can sell
In the South. $3.50
Planters Merchants Steamboaten will find IL to their ad
vantage call before purchasing contracting else
where. ivI6 "
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It will be perceived that nearly all the great and
varied interests of our community are represented
through this ticket. There is the cotton interest,
both sellers and buyers there the grocers and dry
goods Dealers there is the Western commission bust
ness, there are the mechanical arts and industry
there the tobacco and cotton interests combined
and last though not least the art of all arts printing
and editorial is represented being the only moneyed
Institution where it has been represented for the last
forty years in this city.
We also append the first annual statement of the
bank made up to the last Of the year 1858. speaks
for itself, and very favorably at that, considering
that it went into operation during the panic of 1857
First annual Statement of the Crescent City Bank
4Na4 ASSETS.
State and City Bonds dcuosit.d with the State Audi
tor MS securi for the ccu of this Bank O 10
Notes and Bills discounted 26D 99i &c
Raances d,a hS - ns ias S ~
oaauces uue oy 23,624
r..t. e, Distant Bnnks......... 3,0s4 81
City Bank Notes lUO,620 90 466,694 O5
s2i5s s24 IS
indivfdus iepo' itors 7S liz oil
distant Banks 4L4S4 b
l5S
'FRONT.' anu l0t II e
s2,15s,ss4 IS
u ATrr
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6zs,U44959 S24 g5a 43g
The annual election for Directors of the Crescent
City Bank was held to-day, at which the following
gentlemen were returned:
Messrs. J. ]. Person, cotton factor.
j. r. IAhonise, of r A. Crafts Co., commission
merchants and cotton factors. ~
@. Follows Of q Fellows 4 Co., produce
factors.
W. L. Lanier, grocer. -f
=. j. q. Nixon, Nixon 4 Adams Crescent newspaper
II 7. Ionsdae Of Ionsdale, Son Co.. coffee dealers
W. c. Tompkins Of Townsend, Tompkins Co, whole
sale dry goods
e.. Daniel BIB, of Martin Cobb Co., com merchants
Thomas Murrar master builder.
W. Tulls of Tarleton, Whiting Tullis COT facts
.. j. PEBBLES, master builder.
B.. VOORHEES, Of VOORHEES, Griggs Western produce
So Nelson OFFS o. Nelson Co., cotton and tobacco
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q. W. ROPER
81 COR. POYDRAs AND CARONDELET STREETS
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that we will open Of
MONDAY large assortment Of
Fancy Goods y
Il AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising In part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Leghon Felt
italian and Chenille BoNNECs all beautifully trimmed i. III,
Latest Styla from Paris.
Also
Rich Heed Dresses. Bridal Wreaths Kid Gloves Parasols
aCorsets and Embroderes.
REORGANIZATION Merchants and Planters will find It to the,
advantage to give can before purchasing elsewhere All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to-
y. W. ROPER
M en- corner Poydras and Carondelet streets
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT couHr PAULINE Lu Tp WIFE OF
H IL sIfs"s cERr,Fy, That NJ CO.. on the 18th
day Of December 1858 Judgment entered IN this Court
This saSmsd to written on the
they sustain in the aleg atoms Of the plaintiff.
tits therefore ordered and adudged that there be
Robert enner the defendant Robert Fenner husband
and that plaintiff be zed sole of the silver
One dozen Silver Dining Forks dozen Silver Breakfast
se sSe K n.se
Waters two Silver Ladies' and Silver Set for table, and
| Isig su''' N'>'''' r. K HOWELL, Judge.
aaed the Court at the Of New
this 2lst day Of December in the thou
JNo. p SMITH, Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
sIxIEAE couR DE DISTRICT PAULINE LuCIANI; femme
Hei1 de- etc.; Nv W. f ssn Mari.
JE CERTIFIE que lie 10 decembre 1858, ju-
cement etc enregstre cette rs Paaire de
Pauline Lucan mari les chires suvans,
Cee saire sovmse la suivans consentement ecrit
sontienns en- psr,ie lnccusation de Ia demanderesse
est ordonne adjnge gull ait separation de biens
lie ndeur Robert Fenne mari que
deresse soft CONNIE la eu ropreare de argenee
Une douzane dargent diner une douzaine
&c oGchettss dargent une dem douzane e emil
do aine de couteaux dareen panic dargent pa
sa"1 deux Gu Hers pot service dsrgsnt
lsianel r K. HOWELL Juge
sour dams Ia Il Noaysls Orleans Il sscmSre de-
annee de nore segneur mil hu cinquantehult ct la
M aimee de r Mfa Fl Ea assr
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s9,@l. s24 81, 64s, 42s
Total general deposits. :. $50. :. -.
So 10, 1879 s2D,537,467 So $50 $50
Comparative Statement of the Banks of this City
for Ituo Weeks,

Actual increase ofong and short loans for the
The following is the comparative statement of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movement and dead weight:
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r INIE, CEMENT, ENGLISH FIRE BRICK PLAs
- tar Hair, for sale in lots suit purchasers, by
NJ EASTMAN & CO.,
No. IL Royal street.
H@A orders left there Box No. 49, Mechancs' Ex-
NANCE will be promptly attended to oil 3m
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-THE SEW
~ era Glasses the Collegiate Department fully organ
lied Students will be admitted period during the Aca
demic year. c. W. SEARS,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Studerts in the Grammar School prepa admission
to the Collegiate Course and Study Latin Creek French
Spanish, German and all English branches.
Boarders day boae and day scholars received both
departments of the For full particulars
apply at the Of Baronne and Common
eral Superintendent. LOUIS DUFAU
University OF LOUISIANA-FREN
Permanent Evening Glasses. conducted BY Professor
GENTlL five times week. from to O'Clock P. N. Terms
SO month Merchants Clerks any persons
wish to acquire thorough knowledge French language
are respectfully requested apply University Buildings
corner of Baronne and Common streets, TO
dl 3m PROFESSOR LOFTS DJIFAu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

- THE CELEBRATED STEWART STOVE
The subscribers have in full assortment of the
- above-named Stoves; they having made arrangements
~ for constant supply of them They superior
Cooking Stove In many in saving of labor
M OF time and OF ne OF cord Of wood being sn
baking done the principle done oven
fire being required when baking bread.
AUSTIN L GOODWIN,
au7 6m No. l Front Levse, Customhouse st,
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MILLINERY AND FURNTsaIN0 aoon

j x1HH9Ky l1OOVATE =
The Ladies' are respectfully informed that she has lately re.
ysd ron Paris fall and complete assortment New
PODS velvet straw and Fancy Bonncts Ribbons Artificial
Towers and Embroderies Iaces LADIES' Chdren's
ching GOODS Gaps, Head Dresses sA Toiettes Soree
Orders for s goods in her attended TO- Goods
the shortest time and gu moderate tevms.
100 Bourbon street.
NIB Sm between ST, Peter and Orleans
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MILLINERY n j

Mrs: N MURPHY, FASHIONABLE - ~
pMiILINERY STORE, - Chartres street, MkA.
between Ursulne and St. n lip streets, Fec. Ezl
ond District. would respectfully inform the Is $e1e
mat she ~ prepared to make sdes Dresses Clocks Man
ana Sewing o. all knds IN the latest and fshiona
ayles and In 4 durable manner. dl8 3u3m ,
NlkS ROBERT, NO II CHARTRE rs STREET
Informs the ladies that she has received from
comprising Ladies' Girls, aud Childens Bonnefs ant
ote or evry style Bumons Cloaks Mantilas White nnf
knttiiy lnces. Embroidery Furnishing Goods Jonyin
A.,,cis Elowsrs Bal Head Dresses Wedding Veil
&c Dresses etc. mads to order BY askIul ssamstres
- : =. do I'm
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SPICES. = IS R.2GS .zLSPECE !;
~ s. Bags Pepper.
100 Mats Cinnamon
500 lbs. Cloves
400 TBS. Nutmegs
10 Kegs Ground Ginger.
$50 Boxes assort8d Grocery Spices, Mustaid,
Pepper Sauce, Baking Powders, &C For sale, low,
by GEORGE FOSTER & Co.
septl5 Corner Loeast street and Canal
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~ III. coon SON. RE.4UT PAE'
1Ae STANDARDIZATION Implements, Seeds
and Groceries sold at cash prices for all kinds of
Produce and Live Stock, such as Horses, Mules,
Cows, Calves, Beef Cattle, Hogs, Chickens Butter,
Lard, Bacon, Eggs, Furs and Skins of every de
scription, Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers, Wheat
Corn, Oats Barley, Beans, Rye, Bran Shorts, Dried
Apples and Peaches, Potatoes and Vegetables of all
sorts. q. II. COOK & SONS.
feb20-d&w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NSC.S.DRxES.-
~ 10 bbis. Alum, III t-a.d
10 G Copperas, e.-4 sRT
:" Sulphur,
4" Ven. red.
. Gum CanIphor, tf5'
80 :" Cream Tartar. - ts
30 coil Jnte a inch rope, .f.-:
81 q Manila 4 inch do
25 q hemp halter rope,
26 Manila g s5E s.-4 "a.
% dez. Bedcords, -te
10 reels cotton q Inch do
80 bales Ne l, Cannelton Batting '
80 boxes Star Candles, -.i.r.s.s. s. "a
IS boxes Diamond Starch,
20 bags Aspiee,
5 Ceroons Caracas Indigo,
% bales Candle Wick, gs
% bags Pepper,
g Cloves,
small lot of extra family 1onr
For sale low to close consignment, by
octS WHEELER * RIGGS.