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UVARIE FET e. Co.,
~ No rs BROADWAY.
CLOAKS, SHAwLS, AND FUhSf
csrspeBeiDs MONDAY, Sey. Al. .,,r.<. -.
We shah oeer ar MAoNlFlCENf SHAWL siVon' u"
THE FINEST LINE OF PARIS BRocHE Loso AND
soUARE sHAv,S IN THE CITY.
HALF THE 5us 51s.L PRICES
CLOAK STOCK
ooTIENsr fpI AND 81 ouR nf Own
'l sIEGlSTIY NADE, AND
AT POPULAR PRICES
OUR UsRrvAL66pP ASSORTMENT ~
GENUINE FURs,
OF EyERy KIND AND ~ EVERY sasld.
win be sold by Us dariDs the balance Of the Season
IS71S ~ TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH AT THE VALUE or THE sAiSs.
CHARLES STREET a Co,
No. as BROADWAY.
LOOK te the sAoR IFIcE'R
THE EXCITEMENT STILL INCREASING
RICH DRESS GOODS REDUCED
BEYOND BELIEF.
THE GREAT SALE OF DRESS GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES,
& Ill n > II II n ~ ~ ~ ~ I'sf
No. 3of GRAND STREET,
IS THE TOPIC 0F THE DsA.
RICH DOUBLE SKIRT ROBES,
Reduced 70 go W
RICE Two-FLoUNcED ROBES, ,
Reduced TO s2S %
RICH rHREE-FLouSCED ROBES.
RsSsSsSss SssSS sSsS
RICH FRENCH NERrSos.
Reducedt 10 ~ oeotA
MN Invcieed 1t s. eeuts
Reduced 10 a. cents.
prcu MI-SLfy nELAfNES Gate nnporsl
"'NN fnvoced At 81 cents,
Reduced to One Shilling per ysd
"NEw.YoRK MILLS" PRINTS,
AT eIXPENCE PER YARD.
swALTHAM MILLS" SHEETINGs o. widsl
Reduced to Is ecnts per yerd.
HoUsEKEEPERs GOODS -
OF every descriptions
Reduced In equal proportion.
Alec
A splendid asscF ment u
CLOTHS AND CAsslMrREs,
Reduced 20 per cent
CHAS. HEA RID & Co.,
No y0t GRAND STREET
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THE COL u Z N s T A I L.
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Bsbisiu of TIE Narktts.

CxKscEs1 Oyy1cR No. 10 Camp street, Il
Wednesday Morning, Feb. is. 1859.
COTToN. With the Americas advices at hand
the demand yesterday was only moderate, the sales
embracing about 800 bales, prices being pretty well
maintained for the hiddng and better qualities but
giving way about &c. for the lower grades. We now
quote
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Arrivals At De Pr.s,p.I n.sel, Ye.ters.y,

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. IA I Neville, R b
Preutt lady b svt, Mobile E Maitland, n Y
Theo g Lewis 4 lady, Phila..w Evans, Ter
.Saml Templeton, Miss A Nenk, " g WHY, "
Z Stuart, La. :. b W Baker, MISE z Mash chj]rn.
bile. -Chas Pickett, Jos Davis, Pt Coupee o.
Milhee, Z Hazard, r n Boone b SIT, La. Jos ID
Wilson. Alfred Johns, Miss Johns, Field, Nom.
Shaw. Henchicks, Tex. Mr. Beiler, Jas
Mc"llllams, Jones, 1ackett, G " Andef
s -; ;Snc anlSG s Ay:.k WINTER. Can-
s 1!a - a ss Muntef skedmoss,
Gts; N Ts Sn,eve, ~ naxy 6hreve, ~
S Heeei,aay, O. h1P'1son, = Lozee
nc coo M;o. o1 IG9s. Csses1sers raf
s, u, alss sex, ssa G femng e AIs
Quincy Ne r.n ~ - HGTu, X nseneae
p,.,. =, - eIuea, " - Lene ~
1unel ~, AfA a. n ~ AUSTIN, LIS Anssin.
&c., III NJ s " Lenn. ~ ~ q reIgurson,
Mar+in o' a. l $3.50 20 Iilces VS.
- nh;,a' Ai r Ias.n sa, b!sgdonos q
ise y, " ma; az - Aeily, -. MSS El,s
Ia ~, hs a IA 49,. = yones. Tex Jno
~ His.a -. n p.,a,. nsL, tioqrnoy
Tago,, 4 DUE g. ~: lcr afa1d 1900
nov,ss M;ss anu suys I ms. Colemah' "a =
Whte ,sss NE ~ Mm's Tenn. mfs y
Tm.e' pt7s; MIS- ~. Des 1L Wnte u
LoMrf siand L9wfy, MlsSi 1 MS Meyer, Ind.
n 8 L1,a a. - = nqnger bu1alo. Jno y
nea.oa iaas sv'' S4o lawrence, D1iac ~
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j. Barstow, with the correct Mr. j. D. Kensoo q -
Office, will leave to daya5P. N, for III Ispdinm q
to Grand Ecore.
John Simonds-U, &. Nail Line pscket for Nam.
phis TO-DAY. - The rood Ard ynnol.r v,s...re..
steamer John Simonds, Can't j. 2, Smith. win Ieave
for Memphis and way points today st5P.H, m
simonds 10 receiving freight aud passengers Il The
foot Of Grod street, and win leave mort A. ber sdver
tised hour with fall trip Traveller, bound - a.
river to-day win nnd excellent .ccommodations -
clever officers on board fhe si1,ords. =, - = D..
ter the attentive clerk VIII - fnoa y NJ. 49, .
to receive aII calls, ~ I q ~
Aleek Seott-Rairoed Linz n.cL.t q. - I ..,....
dsy-It is with pleasure Tat ~ can satssio, t,n.
fact that the fast passenger a1ea~e, No. a.as.
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P z g.:
8ibtr Sntflligtntt.
CRESCENT OFFIcE, No. 10 Camp st., !
Wednesday, Feb. l6, lks9. 5

&''SI wsdas.asy, rs Il, I l. o isss ST.
The weather yesterday was exceedingly warm
most too warm for this time Of year; business on the
landing was very brisk.
| We learn by dispatch to Messrs. G. L. Kouns 4
Bros. that the steamer Grand Duke, Capt. s. Apple
gate, will be in port to-day and will leave again or
Saturday the 18th inst, as one Of the Tri-WeeklJ
Line to Shreveport ,-,zs
| Capt. Halderman, one of the Local Inspectors al
Cincinnati is confined to his bed from injuries re
ceived by falling in the hatchway of a steamboat.
Capt. John W. Cannon, of the steamer Vicksburg
was in Louisville on the 9th.
The Louisville. Courier of the 9th says: =
The river was falling yesterday, with feet 10
inches water in the canal by the mark at dark.
During the previous "a hours, the river had fallen 8
inches at the head of the falls leaving feet 10 in-
ches in the pass, and feet steamboat water. The
the evening, with every prospect of It's continuance
till morning. II it extended to the upper waters
and the mountain SHOWS, we may look fol- freshet.
AtPittsburg yesterday, the river was slowly fall
ing, with feet inches water in the channel and
mild weather.
At Cincinnati the river had receded Is inches.
The Mississippi at st. Louis, yesterday steadily
falling, with feet to Cario the river full Of heavy
ice and no boats arriving from above Alton.
We had heavy list of arrivals yesterday and last
evening, our boat list enumeratng II or Is boats in
Guiding or from Nashville
nhe Cumoeriand, at Nashville, Monday, was slowly
'~""s' "''u 's Nv W sue s ~. ~,
ARMY Ahs.-ine Verniliion packet Mlhnesota:
Oapt a. d. nay arrived WITH 49e bales cotton and
90 nnos. sugar.
oo lne STEAMER inalan arrived from Caedonia with
o.. oa'es co''on' -..-... --....5
Inc opeousas packet w. Burton, Capt. q. =.
Louaiier arrived WIN 1854 bales cotton, 3Ss hhds.
sugar ana 90 Dds molasses' ana leaves again to-day
a'o T. NJ
.ne Meap oa paehes nel'as'' eap.' ". Mray az.
and 1.a 80. ar.;n -, r.as,, W. IL, ". s'es.o
Rooler her olorL f,r f.roy. "
Tha p.a r;ua, ,,.,,,o. .s;,.,s p.,e
orr;voa ,r,,, ON h.,as oo..aa s.f' " --"4''
M De-, c. s,os,.s. Cs.:.., 80.
a,oo .rr;,od nth 60 hoIo, 49,, o1a .,',. -. 10
999 hbls mo1.sses and Lao VOC ana;n toaan :,
Tha ooast ,sola. .oss. NJ U.,t -. ~ ~
arrived with aoI hbds snoor 900 bh,s ana co liz
barrels molasses, and leaves again to-day at SPIN
The Louisville packet R. J. Ward, Can't. sias F.
Miller, arrived with large trip. We thank her at
tentiye clerk, Mr.. Smith, for favors.
Tho c;,c;nnot; ,ocko, To,,ns.h r,,+
,.-;,.a tel 80 ~
M d. u;,,s. ,.e,.ot Iaso,, r,,,.o c.u. m
r--,, 49,. t;.,. .oa - oAp.' 80, - /"
-e' So WV '0-s 'a'es eo'son "nu leaves
"s %.a " n. sA.a.uac -
". ~. p"1Ae. ooHe'' o"p. L. e'eaoe
Sa. "''A 'oo o"'es 'o''on anu ieases again Oh
C.os:o 1,.,. n, ro,s.m. Co.,. nut
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decline bnt hardly amounting to distinct quotation.
800 American and ITO Surat are reported To have
rat, 100 Egyptian, 100 PerDam, and 80 Marsnham,
for export so that the deliveries to the trade for the
week have been about 10000 bales. The business
to-day Is estimated at 5000 bales Sales Of the week
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AYERS AGuE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY

a sare Il in,s1aisat Fever Fsvsr and Agus, Remit
Bioa: Hsadaehe and Billion. Fsysrs indeed ier he Whole
e Of masae esun caused by
No one renedy louder called by the necessities of the
asS sasssd = os s,s ps5sss sssas;y ss
T
That which protects from or this disc der must be Of
Is bette. than for The patient the risk which
the system and the development Of The taken
On n ever 81 Yet s
E ss Fs saassy d'sP
s ad s fsys s Ss Asus "n y0d
hoped Az Price XII pss !, within H. sss5 4 aiss
Of Inte,mttents that ntsit no Qunne mineral CON
tie
\ healthy az i they had never had the disease.
aa ~ ss ns s
on Painful Aeeiioa ths splesn Hystetjes Pam in DIS
o ri s s soon
rom lie blood and consequently hem ali alike Il
Invaluable projection to Immigrants and persons travelling
onay daily while exposed to The Infection viii
s o pes
than cure and few VII ever suffer from Inter
'hef Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALI. THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
composed that disease within the range Of their action
tbs search cleanse and nvigorae portion of the hui
organism correcting its diseased action and restoring its
healthy valites OF these properties the
invalid bowed down with pain physical debility
tdnshed to find his health energy restored by remedy
/ simple and inviting.
only they the day complaints Of everybody
bu also many Formidable and dangerous diseases This
Mellow named pleased to furnish gratis my American Alma
containing certificates of their cures and directions for
Headache arising from dordered Stomach Nausea Indges
cn PUN and Morbid Inacion of the Bowels Fianlency
Loss Of Appetite Jaundice and other kindred conlpa
arising from low state Of the body obstruction of it. func
They excellent alternative for the renovation of
blood the restoration Of tone and strength the system
Febi'aed by disease.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For the rapid of Coughs Colds 1nuenzas
roup Bronchitis nepen Consump lon and for the relief Of
nsmptive Patients in advanced stages of the disease.
So wide the field of its usefulness and the
tes Of its cures that almost every section Of the country
bou in publicly KNOWN who have been restored
Tom alarming axd desperate diseases of the lungs by
@ When once tried its superiority over every other med
ne Of its kind too apparent observation and where
virtues known the public longer hesitate what anti
DC pulmonary organs thatae incident climate While
any inferior remedies thrust the ity have failed
% been d carded this has gained friends by every trial
BRED nets on the afflicted they forget and
aced too and too remarkable forgotten
Eprepared by DIR. j. G AVER CO., Lowell Mass. For
Ne by j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
- Nos. q Il l5l ChRrtres street, N. o.
Also by HAvILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and by
\ Dealers. d22 en-
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Children three old and under ree those three
and twelve old hapce; all twelve years DID,
fulfsre.
Family tickets 10 packages Of twenty be had At the
ONCE Of the Master Of Merchants whose fam
lilies reside the line Of the road procure tickets pack
ages Of for their personal reduced rate
The Company prepared forward oods and Pack
ages of I'LL kinds TO place with which they have
tion receiving delivering at the doc of patrons
T. s. VII LIAMS,
jazz Mater OF Tran po'tation,
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NEW ORLEANS, IA CK-
SON AND GREAT NORTHERN


On and after J.nnapy ls:S r.s.enger T.sps viii leave
ing at Canton At $50 r. M. and 638 A. II.
Returning, will leave Canton a. 80 A. NJ and 652 P. NJ,
4l0P.M. "
Freight must be the Depot by r NJ on the day
previous to the departure Of the train lay over
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CATTLE nARKxr.
JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. IS,

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. 49, 1852
The market continues in favor of holders of Cattle
and Hogs Sales of Extra Cattle were reported at
1l4@I24c. y ID net. The market for Hogs is ad-
vancing, and prices Of other stock firm at our quota
tions.
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quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
inferior. nominal niddltng. ..........10L01l
'ss':; 81 sssss
Low Aiddl'ss......lo 9i0A
sfATKA1Nf OF COTTON.
Stock hand LIST September. baies NAs
s:ssi,ss .ss:;
E.pssss Yesterday; S 90 s4sn
Stock on hand not cleared ........ 5l9szs
TOBACCO. We heard Of 70 hhds. sold, including
SO and 36 at =, and at 92c. % b.
srATYxEHr OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand Let September 1883 0lA
ReeeiyeS ,.st.sdsy..
ss,7Se
Exported yesterday .......:........ 76- 1857
Stock on hand not cleared 1nl7z
SUGAR. The sales embraced some $500 hhds. at
6@64c, for Fair to Fully Fair.
MoLAssEs. About $500 bbls. were sold, mostly
at 30@31Ac. for Fermenting, and 32@324c. % gallon
for Prime and Choice
FLOUR. :. There was fair demand, with sales Of
about $500 bbls., including 600 superfne and Fancy
at IS rs, 100 and 700 St. Louis Superfne, in store,
at the same ss9 at 35 374 100, in lots at Is As
and IS so, 100 Extra at Sc so, and by auction, at
sberffs sale, 500 Extra 81. Louis at $6 10 D Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was in fair request, with sales Of
300 to 400 sacks Mixed, etc.. at s5@s7ac, and 800
White and Yellow, in several lots at 9Oc. % bushe
....Of Oats, 800 sacks st. Louis and Canada, were
sold at 7s@s0c. u bushel The sales Of Bran in
cuded 800 sacks three four lots at 81 and $780,
in store, on private terms.
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork were CON
fined to retail at $40 y Dbl. for Mess. of Bacon
100 casks of Clear Sides have been sold since Friday
last including 100 at the advanced rate Of 12c. % b.
-. In Lard we hear Of nothing doing.
COFFEE. =. There was good demand, with sales
of 500 bags (the cargoes of the Mary Stewart and
the Harvard) at 11e and so at l14c. y b.
| GUNNY BAGS. ;. so bales sold on private TERMS
WHISKY. We noticed sale of 200 bbls. Raw al
30e. y gallon.
| FREIGHTs. -. "A ship was taken for Liverpool Al
I'D. for Cotton one laid on at the same one taker
for Amsterdam at Sos. for Tobacco one for Bremen
at l-l6c. for Cotton and 45s. for Tobacco; and on
for Antwerp at current rates. ls,
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Here are eight banks in New Orleans with CAPT.
tails amounting in all to SIS 2O7 O0O showing profits
of over five millions and the fifty -four banks of New
York city, with capitals amounting to s6s 900 ooo
show an amount of profits Of only Sc 1874 ~ paying
en- an average, y per cent per annum and the banks
of New Orleans paying l02 per cent. YEA we think
the banks of New Orleans have paid on an average
with the banks of New York. and considerable over.
The following statement of the position of thirteen
of the largest and most prominent banks of the city
of New York we take corroborative of the favora
bic position and movements of the banks of New Or
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NYEING.. Reconnaissance.

j.. BoNTE MPs, DYER AND scoUREK,
No 60 Bourbon street.
Has the honor to inform the public that he has lust
the business Of the Dyeag Establishment No. - Royal street.
tina. will continue heretofore with the careful aten
ton for which he is celebrated.
The manner which, twelve years he has sats
6ed the of bis bshment Bourbo
street, guarantee for those honor him with their
NJ y
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hIiiECT TRADE............BA YLOK q co,

Notice hereby gives, that all claims which may sppear
proper examination be due from the books of BAYLOR
and all claims which may be established by due
This occasion is taken to inform the friends DIRECT
sE and the correspondents of Baylor Co. throughout
Bottom Districts that during the coming business season.
WAGES will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
req shipment to Europe accompanied in all by suaraI
20 ftr the balances due each shipment.
Ors for Cotton Bagging will be filed by direct
ON Calcutta into the port of New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
ceunt sales will in instance be made out in LONDON
Public and to those Interested To save
sisy PLANTERS who have shipped will forward the
Aks and weights their Cotton and such other information
III facilitate the matter.
leiters private well as business relating to the
". 9, BAYLOR. 44LoMBARD STREET. LONDON"
Notice OF Dissolution.
hereby given that at the termination Of the cops
6hip existing according to written articles of agree.
hr between the members of the finn of Baylor Co the
e will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed In
luidaton- G. @. BAYLOR.
MANCHESTER, March, 1858. IS tfdW