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2nhIft SaIks.
BY LENNON q BKOGDEr


A UCTION SALE
C Ia , ISL 18th nstantat il O'clock at the Wine
b 81 g ss Beck and Bachman Nos Ii8 and lis "
90 CASKS NECKAR AND SCHILLER WINES.
e Do. HAARDT WINES
"a Do. RHINE OR HOOK WINES.
PIPES RED AND WHITE HGS1Es kb5g 2R %IS SsS
I DO. HUNGARIAN BRANDY.
AZ CASKS PFAELzER AND RHINE WINES
.1!5 20. of 20 80 and 40 gallons each OF d VINES
emhTTaclng liockhimer, Eberburger RudesheimeT
, DC Superior quality do.
z Do. CLARET wINE Hs;'se i''' anu '''-
IT DO. INFERIOR WINES.
100 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE
100 BOXES HOCK--in glass
Ba aGs Wins are az warranted aria 1 Beck and
especially called to them u 'o'Ders and
Catalogues and Vines ready for examination two davs
d5-ts LENNON 4 BRoGDEN. Auctrs.
IN THURSDAY, Sth inst, at II O'Clock at
49, the F auction store on Buchanans wharf ex brig Can
1850 Half Boxes LAYER RAIsINs,
1900 Quar- DO, DO.
1850 Half BUNCH Do
1900 Quar-. DO no
40 B1ls. sun RAIsINs,
sc Half Bbbls. sun RAIsINs.
ISL Bbls. LENA DO.
HS Do SEEDLESS no
Z Do. large MUSCATEL Do
= Kegs GRAPES.
300 Boxes FIGS.
2.5 Drums DO
~ Half DO. 10
Alb Trails ALNoNDs. rr,,,,o>, nnoonn,,
i4i'-iNi'N q u iNN,Ibf4N,
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TARPETINGl CARPETINGll

CALTERTON co CARPET MINCFACTORT
SALESROOA 40. BALTIMORE STREET.
CAT TIE BRIDGET
Super and extra fine lNGRAINS. VENETTANS. 3 PLY.
sc Gc, OF the manufacture of tALFERTON COMPANY,
the only manufacory in the State situated at the north
western limits OF baltimore city, on 'Gwynus Falls
The goods are offered, wholesale and retail NO
hAo % i'IIM,,ftk 81 kEit, wnce the highest prem
lumS for the quality AMI styles he seen received from
three exhibitions at different Institutes
Inc cltizenS Of Baltimore and strangers, invited
their goods, and by purchasing will to
number OF families and children Of our own city through
the approaching wlu that need it, good arti-
Gle for the price pd fr bGd and a rifng advance
over the cost of the materials used in the fabric of the
goods Y. d. GELSTON.
sltL AGent
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STEAMSHIPS.

%S FOR HAVANA
s<st=a--a- The fine new ocean Steamship BALTIMORE
NJ X Greene Commander, viii sail Tor Havana direct
CARRYING the United States Mail, SATURDAY NEXT,
tn lDth instant A'
For freight or passage, having rtcass tateroom accom-
mediation, apply to
FRIEND, RICKETTS, & CO.
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- NI - +; Foh S4T II; . LEWIS COLE
THE UNDERSIGNED,
PROPRI lea T ORS OF
PIMLICO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
nave removed their place of business from " Exchange
Place to
No 81 FATETTE STREET three doors west of Charles
Where will be found stock Of Manufacture OF
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES,
AND IN EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
- - In part as follows:
SCOTCH SNUFF-Loose, in bbls. and kegs
DO. do. In beef and calf bladdcrs, packed in hi,Is
AMI tierccs
do. do. In q 10, bottles; in 6, 4aad 3 doz cases
90. 10 In ina OF. papers, in bbls., II and
dCZ cases.
MACtOBLDI SNJ FF-in tierccs kegs, Jars a bottles
COAkSESNCFF-In tierccs. kegs, and lars
STEM SNUFF-In hbls.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos ], 2 and }, cut and dry in bbs., pound, Nund,
and quarerpound papers, neatly put up in gross half
gross boxes.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
Ofall grades, loose in bs also in pound hafpoun and
quarter pound papers and in packages II and pz
Also in 10 b. bales manufactured of Virginia and Carolina
Tobacco carefully selected by
~ We would solicit share Of your patronage.
FORSYTH & COLE,
81 Fayet'c street. door= west Of Charles,
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- ,- DIRE CTORS
JOHN BRITTON. - - '" -'e'' IL 70
WILLIAM REDMOND
1EifGE Firm of F. Pavenstedt & Co
hUpOhFH Z. Consul Genera, of the
d nrr1-r>-co,- Netherlands.
= T. DlChlNSON........F Firm of Takeman, Dimon & ca
III, rs n Firm OF Ross Faconer Co
) u kVtjIN sun Firm of Woodruff & Robinson
Lew - T. "a IIELLE. Firm of Batelle X Rpnwc
p, r. ~: Al+.; Firm of Natable IL S r. REVIVAL
SIALGhS W. LEW Firm of s W Lewis Co
IAItES hOlAAFFEI. Firm of TrOos Schroeder It Co
Firm OF NJ Lienau
IEAS W GKIlSBG. Firm of Crosby nbbIee X Co
r. D. Firm Of J. II. Coghil Co
JOHN MORTIMER. .TR.
j. NELSON TAPPAN.... Fir,o IF T,r,,, G. C.our,,.,-
Q. A. TOWNSEND. " " -'FP' ~ '''a ''cA'
JAMES ID. FISIT......,........ Firm, Of 7 n 9Th E. ~
EDMUND TABER " nm Vi d. H. ISM i" Co.
Firm of Draper Deyln
fiyAiAH Nv Firm of Thomas Owen e Son
Il II IaSPi of Walsh, Carver Chase
" TIT a Firm of VIM A. Sale & Co
GnSIAEGSA BRETT. Finn of Brett Son 4 Co
Il L9F president 18th Ward Bank
I, W + rm of FOgg Bros
~ President Park Bank
q = Rf-i5il; Firm of Abraham Bells sons
70 - CATtliAH Firm of Carhart Brother
II li' S T. ~ GklEl Firm of PIatt, Gerard Il Buckley
y IN y - " LEA ........Flrm of uawley IL Co
n T. tIAItk Firm Of Clark. West & Co
! ne undersigned having been appointed gent for the
named company, is prepared receive applications
or Marine and Inland Insurance - - P'''''ONS
noe GILMOR MEREDITH,
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Mants.

SIIUATlUN WANTED BY AN ELDERLY
1GENTLEMAN Of long experience in the IMPORTING
Bt SN tS-, and having the advantage extensive
foreign correspondence could make himself generally
iul to respectable house Address Box No $751; Baltimore
fost Once d. II
M ANTED-SlX FLOUR BARREL COOP
w Frs, to go to Richmond, Va, make barrels from
machinedreSSed slaves. None but good hands wanted
Apply to WM. s. CROSS, East Falls and Eastern
avenues. n26-f
WANTED-A WAREHOUSE, or the FIRST
Wv FLOOR of Warehouse in the neighborhood of Elk
change Place. between Pratt and SaCCd Streets between
Office oIStf
A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO
xATAkE CHARGE OF A SET OF BOOKS. WISHES TO
PROCURE SITUATION in that capacity. with good
house, where he make himself generally useful The
most satisfactory references given Please address
"BOOKkEEPER,' at this Office. a25-tf
o. WANTED.-A H 0 S E either in the
E.i northwestern southwestern section the city
-AA-w water IN yard: Rent not to exceed 500 per
num- Address ID X. NJ at this office. diff
WTANTED.-TW OR THREE YOUNG
w MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH PLEASANT
BOARD and comfortable rooms Apply at No. "a FRONT
STREET, opposite St Vincent'S Church
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although the ". Clinton bsooght go -
the n. A. Stephens has since arrived, ~ ~ IN
tity on board Of her is not publicly hnoWns 81
BurrEs-Is in good demand. Sales dnes ~
sdvices, rs barrels from Philadelphia = ~
quintsl. sasg4. d ssssss sssaIiS ssss
cHrsss-American d duI No sisss Ispdsl
since my LIST. s.
HAns-AmeTscsn in slight dsasasd 49, ~
New York sold On The TIL Inst. 4 ~ 10 -
BEEr-h very abundant; 10 bhss IN
phia sold On the 9Th inst Il III eacb, - Z ~ s.
from New York On ths ~ Inst. at : sinfkns =
PoRK (Clear)-Ths stock y MD y - n y -
hand and 70 Be heId foy higher fstes No - =
ported since Inst advics4 s9 ssss sS2a y
P0rAT0Es-ln fair demaad. G0les ~ ~ ~ I.
from New York on the 9Th isst = = 7s esris =
656 bbls., also from New Yosk, suld = u n r.
at reserved rate. 5 VICE 8
No sales Of articles exported hsa ~ o.
except lard, reported yesterday. ysss
FKE1aHrs--Rather more aetivs, ~ m Fl
improvement in rates. II.
ExoHAssEs-Have declined. / quots r. ut ~
per cent premium New Orleans (shosty ~ q -
cent. premium New York eco day biIs) ~ q q
per cent. premium. aSsssS:
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a i and Hsus sr Remit
Bilious Headache and Billion. fsss indeed for the Whole
ssiiss by the necessities Of the
o Win
proof that harm any quantity.
must si asR % III ss Sss @ 9 ss
RS'spn
s
FL dollar sliSes ks sis and H%'S
@ snSs ,n 1 So Asus s
hoped this PEee will place 4 within the reach Of aihe
and
q r. that n,Gns 9unnns
whatever upon the constitution Those cured by left
n e
ache Blindness Toohachs EaTaehe o4arTh Asthma Paip
se%s. eos and i" ri
e IN 4ss hs
from ihe blood and them ali alike
sonaiy while exposed to he Infection tia. viii
quantity ripen disease Hence more Valuable
meats ii they avail themselves Of theprOection this remedy
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
that disease within the
rarely Withstand evade them Their penetrating
ties search cleanse and nygoate portion
organism correcting its diseased action and restoring
healthy yitaes As of these properties
invalid who is bowed down with pain physical debility
onished to find his health restored by remedy
simple and rvting.
but many formidable and dangerous diseases The agent
below named pleased furnish gratis my American Alma
containing certificates Of their directions
their il the following complaints: Coveness Heartburn
Headache arising from disorered Stomach Nausea Indges
on Pain In and Morbid naction of the Bowels Fatuency
Loss Of Appetite Jsundice and other kindred
arising low state of the body obstruction of it,
TONS They excellent alternative for the renovation
blood the restoration OF tone and strength
debiuIed BY disease.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For the rapid Of Coughs, Colds lnfnenza
Group Bronchitis Incipnt Consumption and for the relief
Consnmptive Patients in advanced stages of the disease
So wide Is the field of its usefulness and the
Of It's cures that almost section Of the country
aboud in publicly KNOWN who have been restored
from alarming ard desperate diseases Of the lungs by Its
use When tried its superiority every other med
cine Of its kind and where
It's virtues are known the public longer what anti
the pulmonary organs that incident to climate While
AVID d cared this has gained friends every trial.
erred benefits the afflicted they forget and
dueed cues too and to be forgotten
Prepared by DIR. j. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass For
sale BY J.WRIGHT L CO.,
Nos. q & bl Chartres street, N. O.
81 Also by HAVILAND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile and by
all Dealers d22 en-
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The contrast is striking and well worthy of refec
ton. The receipts from the customs for January
amounts to 50, 47s, All.
In all probability we are now reaching the maxi.
mum of increase of cotton over last year. It cannot
go much beyond present figures, which we make to-
night one million twenty-five Thousand eight hundred
and twenty four bales. The receipts at all the ports
26sl 7O4 bales. The receipts at Mobile for the
week up to last night friday were 28,I47 bales.
The total receipts at that port for the season foot
52e,s92 bales. There is slight difference in some
figures from these-only l67 bales, however. Com
plants continue to be made of much Of the cotton
sold last week here as Middling, as being greatly
mixed, and in cassed sales deductions are required
There is nothing later from Europe.
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CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON oIrY, Feb. 10, 1855
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Special to the New Orleans Crescentl
S s HAVANA, Feb. ., 1859.
Messrs. Editors-The Sugar (clayed) market this
week has been rather quiet, and decline in rates
would seem to be inevitable, although yet holders
are quite firm at 10 to l04 rails per arrobe for D. g.
No. IL and other numbers upon that basis. The stock
in first hands between this market and Natanxas does
not exceed 65 600 boxes.
MusoovADos-Of good current quality are held
at 81 to 8 rails per arrobe.
MoLAssEs- Remain precisely as last advised
LARD-Is held firmly at $ls rs to 4ls per quintal
for oil sized packages. The stock continues ANAL,
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We have been shown several mutiated bank notes,
which the devotees of indstre have been cutting up
to make entire note out of Others The last opera
ton has been on the fifty dollar notes of the Canal
Bank. This bank, as well as other banks, have de-
clined paying these notes. Suit has been brought to
recover payment on one of these made fifties. We
notice that decisions in other States have recently
been made in favor of the banks. There are also cut
up notes of the Mechanics and Traders Bank. Bank
notes thus cut and pasted up can easily be traced
from hand to hand, particularly notes of so and 100
denomination, though many are received from the
country. There is also large amount of bogus gold
coin in circulation, being of IS and &c. it is readily
and easily passed. and cannot in nine cases out of ten
be identified.
The Exchange market to-day was active-the de-
mand was freely supplied, with the exception of
francs, which are becoming scarce. The shipments
fproduce for France are rapidly falling off In New
York funds the counter rate for checks at most of the
banks f3ct. discount. At the others they were
supplying their customers at 9-l6 q &. Outside
drawers held at a s-the demand of them at the
inside figure was very feeble, while good drafts
deemed AL were to be had at the figures GIG a 1
The banks were buying sight at a 4 discount
sixty days sight at IL q Ii and Oct, even to q
discount. Short sight to thirty days sight ruled al
almost every variety Of rates from a l,l8@l.
discount. Sterling was tirmer, though we could no
what there was to make it SO. Some dealers were
however, only paying 1881 q 1854 to 1888, Will,
others paid l0sa and fraction over. Some choice
drawers were holding at 10s2. Under the large i'm
portations of coffee there has been an improvement
Bills with documents ruled from 1871 q 1913 and
1919 q l0s. The latter an extreme rate Francs
were held at 5.2l4 a 5.ls2 and 5173 which is an ad
vance, and we quote extreme figures from 5.233 q
5l7d. Bank sight being held at $40
There was sale of 100 shares Crescent City Bank
to-day PIT, and some sales OF auction Of different
kind Of stocks.
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nIKECT TRADE...........sA = CO.

Notice is hereby given, that all claims which may appear
upon to be due from the books of Baylor
Co. and all claims which be established due
lev, will be promptly paid with interest in full
This occasion IL taken to inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton that during the coming business
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton
direct shipment to Europe accompanied in all by
tees for the balances due each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Bagging will filled by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
80 Is the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account sales will in instance be made in LONDON
Public and those interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
and weights their Cotton and such other information
will facilitate the matter
Al letters private we'll business, relating the
nsirs Of Baylor Coz and drect trade will be addressed
&C. 9. BAYLOR. a LOMBARn STREET. LONDON"
Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that ut the termination Of the
norshp existing according articles agree.
n,ent, between the members Of tho finn of Baylor the
liquidation. G. @. BAYLOR,
Manchester, March, 1858. as n&W
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SUGAR. ;. The demand was only moderate, with
sales of about 1900 hhds Fair to Fully Fair ranging
at 64@6ac. y ID.
MoLAssEs About 1000 bbls. were sold at 800
3lac. for Fermenting and 32@32ac. for Prime and
Choice, with 500 to 600 half bbs. at 35@36ac . gal
Ion according to quality.
FLOUR :. We noticed sales of about 5000 bbls, Of
which 800 superfne Ohio ETC., in two lots at IS u.s.
1900 in or lots at S. 37a, 800 Fancy at =, 400
Extra in lots at Sc, and 100 at Sc SO u Dbl.
GRAIN The sales of Corn included 1855 sacks
Mixed, part in cotton Sacks at s4@s5c, 1856 White
and Yellow at -, and $50 in lots at ss@90c u bush.
Of Oats 1000 bushels Black sold at =, III ST. Louis
at rs, 200 at 76 and 70, and 200 at SOC. u bushel
In Wheat and Bran we heard of no transactions of
any Importance.
Provisions. In Pork we noticed only retail
transactions at $40 y Dbl for Mess Of Green Meats,
900 lbs were sold in bulk at &c. for Shoulders TIC.
for Hams, and &c. % ID for Sides. Bacon was in
good request with sales of about 800 packages in
Guiding 100 casks Ribbed Sides at = 4S at lee, 60 at
104, 10 Clear at liz, Is of Shoulders at ST. and rs
tierces Sugar Cured Hams at l24c. % fb. OF Lard
376 kegs Prime were taken at lac. u ID.
COFFEE. Sales l,453 bags at lO3c., and $50 al
1lac. y tb. s4
GuNNY BAGS. $50 bales soldat l0ac.
WHISKY. -. The principal sale was SO bbls. Recti
fed at 2sc.; retailing at 2sac. y gallon.
FREIGHTs. "A ship was taken for Liverpool a
3D. for Cotton, laid at the same and one taker
for Rotterdam at l5c for Cotton and Sos u hid fol-
Tobacco. Some Sugar was shipped for New York a
So rs % hid.
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There was large concourse d citizens at the Ar
cade but dares appeared 70 be the great attraction
They brought tremendous prices. There was moth
ing Of note done in real estate We need not expect
any sales of importance in this branch until the Nc
Donogh property is out Of the market.
Statement of the Banks Of this City for the tceeI
suding Saturday, Feb. IL, 1859.
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Children old three
twelve old all twelve years
fullfare.
Family tickets In packages Of be had at the
oce Of the Master Transportation Merchants whose
es reside the line Of the road tickets in
for their personal at reduced rate
The Company prepared to forward Goods and Pack
Of all kinds place with which they have
ton receiving delivering the doic of patrons
It. S. WILLIAMS,
ia4 II "a of Tran. poftatiou.
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,.l Iner.... orlonr and .hor. loan. for Ii.

Actual increase oflong and short loans forths
week .............................. Vo1S0
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movement, excepting exchanges and
dead weight 2f&
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NEDUlNGS E co.'s
~ Il3l b SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
OFFICE-UNDFR sT. CHARLEs HOTEL. N ORLEANS,
On the Opelousas Railroad.
This Company organized for thu purpose Of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
Specie Bank Notes, Jewelry, Merchandise Bag
and Al parts q the United States and
gage Business connection with the New Orleans opelouss
and Great Western Railroad.
luggage Freight Packages to and from all parts Of tho
city Of New Orleans.
Mcrcans planters and czcns rely upon this Company
forward the minute article any Destination
W. r, BEDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
54- Propretors.
Authorized Agents .. embalier Co.'s Island Cuba
Express,
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8iber 5ntslIigeuft.

N;h.~ Yw4AII;r.~-A u ss
ctAVs* Sse+s1ss 5ssssss ss as
60 - - Z. -. g sSz
Monday 1sbs n Isl 81 s
The weather during The past week has beep 4 "a
AND pleasant The river before The city - 4
inches since orr ~ report, and y now s fsse I -
below high water mark s. ss, sss ~
BusineA on the landing hss hesu quits tgi1
ing ne past week, and hoats assnow ss1fIn9 e.
freight - thsy wasn't and y good n1tes sS3 IN
The steamer B. W. Powell, Captain Oalsys 1Isf
yesterday, having on her trip CONS d cslli
the steamer Falls City. She win b -
ON Tuesday. e sa's'i Ne
The steamer Crescent City has - sls ~
learn by late date from 81 LoufA ~ t. ss
for $25,0 900 70 Messra a. A. Moore, Harry S
brough, James Brady and Joseph Anss. &
Young, her late owner, intends retiring hD1
river, although be will come down on her Dir ~
command. 81 S s1sss.S
ARRrvALs.-On Saturday the Afkan e
Nary Cook, Capt. Dalzen, arrived With ~
cotton. gs!s;
The steamer Twilight, Capt. J. 8. Hhaw, ~
from Vicksburg, In place d the Nstcheg, ~
bales cotton. and leaves today y 5P. y. fueHG
ayyiyed With eun6 baBes .s6t<. 49, u
- - sSsll.ss
~. ,,.ss. - 81 ss ~
Inc ned nser packet Lecca 20 CApe 90 49, = ~
arrived win sis oales cotton and lsayM
Tuesday. Ell
THE Atsakapa packet +. D. Hins. c. j
arrived With 1Ofl hhda ruvnr snA 1Af
Sunday-The 81 Louis packet FIyius c.
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getiet, nj tbt Alarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp street,
Monday Morning, Feb H. 1859.
CoTToN Parties were generally expecting later
advices from Europe on Saturday, and the demand
was moderate, the sales embracing about 1850 bales
at the range of our last quotations.
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On and after January L. 1859 Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily At A. NJ and $50 r. M arrv.
Ing at Canton at $50 p. N. and 6.s8 A. M.
Returning, will leave Canton 1880 M and 6b2 r. NJ,
arriving New Orleans ut 80 p. N. and $50 A. NJ
Freight Il aims depart daily A. M and arrive daily vt
4lOP.M.
Freight be at the Depot by O'Clock p. NJ the day
previous the departure Of the train Otherwise it will lay
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The following returns from the Custom House,
New York, for the month Of January Cast monthly
will show to what extent commercial speculation has
already reached.
Coma.erce Of the Port Of Ner Fork, January, 1859.
or
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e. I 1859.
~ e4.sss.s YNEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT

Express,
(Oce In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
ayette square will deliver In any Of the city, Bag
Packages. Specie Bank Notes. Jewery etc., received
the Railroad, Otherwise be entrusted their
charge or forward The same with care and dispatch
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
either the Express Office the residences Offices Of
individual
On approaching New orleans the Baggage Master will
wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
e-The Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
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The receipts Of coin for the week have been by the
schr Mfnns schiner. from Bszos ST. Iago..... s4sas
Steanshp Charles Aosgan, from 1ndianola 400
Steamer Florida from Mobile 5000
sundries via the river. 1000
Steamship Black warrior from New York. 10000
Steamship Tennessse from veIa Crus D,SU
Son.. ssooo
Receipts for the week. go. SSU see
Previously received since LIST sep A4s6 226
"a q &,
Total receipts since LIST September gl GA
Receipts for time last year. 7,le6 III
ReceiDts for In 81, G13
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s1a.i4s,i74 sas,sso,o4s sI,as,s4!

s1s,7O0,ls0 s2z.se42l5 s9.6e6,l 10
Comparative Statement Of the Banks of this City
for 1tco Weeks.
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Horse Car will leave the city every morning at o'clock
and The Lake every night hour after the arrival Of
the last train.
Extra special trips when required, by notifying the
ducor.
The trains will stop at the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called upon, except mail trips but the conductor
must have timely notice nj If
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Each trunk, valise. or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
POUNDS. ...-........... $3.50.
Packages, other than baggage,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. Observation-Disclosures.
Each additional so pounds OF bag
gage, or packages other than
bagRAge.........
Specie, bank notes, jewelry, and
other vsluables. weighing not
mere than 100 poundf .......
Each additional 50 pounds. ......
T. S. VII
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-14
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