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ST. HNsBURY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

TuE ~ JonnsbuU Academy NJ Music IL losalsd IN ~,
a. p's.sgi N,Is, ~ sl m , @ i
rslali.hinF ne s,h"1 upon peIWahrni l,s, Tue ds'
galeluaon ~ snr,pens, 'sy mn, toes than has ,cru
Visual ssi, snl'ai asa,agg. ,'9 , 1g - ~
,rrcd fIam sad,les ha,lc a,s ptgigs,on 81. a,sgun 81
Ibs 50 John.bury Ac,do6y Of Music onsrs advantage
,lia ~ shnsn,, % 'ush ssls, ~ s,9a,
efs AMI al others desus 81 attaining superior easeincr
oless,e Snd Nsfmsi eoafse 4 pursued sm6fs'lnT %
TOD g tss T9e me- yss gg a1ss'9 70 e
s'fss Of ~ meet geeslvd na.lrfs shlsh ha. ~ .-
pupils dr,uiing ail iher time :, mutlg USUALLY patr NE
1o1, ,f AL "a bouTs rr sy, pfas tira Vaai stirs unr
90 two huurs devote one hour 10 he stud' Of harmon,
aeon Sa3 ss Fap 10 ba~usG ts,. afo r"i6iiSJ 10
a.pi1nai nusr il iaasht Exclusively o., private le,
sons I've lrssuus pyt wvs hring ir usual alpwanlr ~,
classes Win d,y rsdlsro6s Private irss1r. AZ sy.n
, se,efsi 'is..t. Win daii' rr,laiiun-
me BE-. hands and ofsbesias % Sew Yort ADD H,,iou
20 teach autbc various BAND aud uRCuEsrRA lhstu.
lpr,, ~, rHg, =, M ~, E ,ti,i Wv,
lpend. uui' bsns prc-ut Ia addition. Mu.i,i s'lrr'
present The into fuf terms OF rctrn weeks
rupl. sradunlins with honor Win BE- guaranteed Fad
,iuaiiuns o. lcachvfs le hllnsinE prtca WI o. ~
,nmnenoorne6t which vii take place at the close III,
W tenn OF each year pupils graduating must have COM
plrtrd thr tull oYur,e ui study
LIST on PRIZES
p..ea r.rts ~ honer Gold Neia - do SILVER Medal
- ~ i'rr'rr~ AT'r', 49, ~. A.r..a. ~ -l ~ Al
tiulI Medal - DE- silver Medal 81 Do Bronze Medal. itl
DE- Diploma Rugurstst honor 1gid Medal 20 dee 1907, 90
Medal ~ DO NuIuFr MriHll en- iu Diploma. laruHn H
.t henof COLI Medal ~ DO SILVER Medal 81 do brunf,
Medal tth do Diploma.
QUALIFICATIONS ron MEMBERSHIP
Pupis bc admitted e. the school must posse.. good
moral character talr musical nbtN, aud must hirh lu
pugt obedience tu the Laws aud regulations ~ the school
TuTiON-Payablc Invariably atut before the middle
I ufeAth term
PIANO rofic Organ, or any instrument that may De- pro
/ frfrrd. Hlu,W
SINGING Including study o. the vooo haiad singing,
7 Sacred Nusir and Operate selections, 100
/ Thurlurh Haas. HARMONY aud Coupusitiun. iuW
. or Normal t'uuf.r Including an the ulnhrI shW
huauI Including tupm, ufr, luts and washing ~ p t
$50 Urut uf Piano gbuu Pupils furnish their own bouki
/ and music.
g. " CLARKE. 3 pJ,,tu.t.
No. q. ii CikREH. J f""''pa'.
+ Sc Johnsbury, VI January l, lS3I ~
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Paddock Machine Works.
ST. JOHNSBURY, vi.

U'iii subscriber has sH hand oT will make
i 40 order Woodaouhs Planning Machines Of
'Hious siaHs aud pflcfs, Dimension Planers, hsst
and Door. and other Lumber Machinery, min
Work and Repairing done 90 short notice and ou
reasonable terms,
Has constantly IN hand the Ethan Allen Csok
Stove, Fine Ranges aud Bodies Plates, Doors fni
Arches and Sugar Houses, Hnil aud Church
Stoves, Clothes Reels, ilacksmlthb TWires. Door
stills aud Track Sinks and Hnllhw Ware, Abhif't
Patent fiR Pom, haWycrs Cultlfatars, Chimney
Tubes and bucA articles 40 are usually mAuuhc-
tuIHl Ht suGh au establishments
Orders BY mail promptly attended a.,
a THOMPSON
- ~ 4rrirss -.--,r,,- 49,, . l.--.-l lLil
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C. g. P. R. r, r. co.

A IL persons that have subscribed Tor stock in
~ the Connecticut Passumpsic Rivers Rail
road Company on condition that assessments
should not be called for oftcncr than once in nine
~ days, once in three mcnths. arc hereby noti-
fed that the following assessments are laid, viz:
Ten dollars on each share, payable the first day
Of January next, aud ten dollars ON each share
every succeeding three months thereafter until the
whole shall amount to one hundred dollars On each
share,
Payments may be made AT the JrcAsurcr's office
In Boston or NJ tho following places, viz
Z" The Peoples Bank, Bank OF Orleans, Bank 81
Lyndon, Passumpsic Bank, Bradford Bauk, OF to
l.. CLEVELAND, Agent at Coventry, VI
BY order NJ the Directors,
N. i. LOWERING, Ire 'urcr.
Boston. Oct. l6, 1857 66u
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OR S ALE,

4 FINE cottage residence on 81 Johnsbury plain
wv, situated on Main street, about ten min.
u,cs walk from Messrs. Fairbanks scale work.
aud depot D. convenient Tor man doing bushes,
on the llain or az faddock's Village. IL II n
well built house, convenient Tor one or two faini.
hcs has /. good rooms, two cellars aud ont build.
inRs, \ well Of good water with a chain pump aud
a Cistrru ~ s1fi water.
lho barn Vas httcd up two years ago IN good
ordcf Tor sthhlnRS horses. aud a new carriage
house built az the same time, There h. one acre
uf excellent land aud the choicest Of fruit that
grows in northern Vermont.
PS. The village people have built one ~ their
large cstcns opposite the place THE fall which h.
very COM cntrut iu case Of tire.
Tho owner having lon town Is AnNiuus 90 sell,
and viii sril ai bargain.
For further particulars enquire ~ Russell Hal
lett near the premises.
t5f rttkRtEs sHATTUCK.
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Sash and Doors,

FNHOSE in want of first rate article in
Il tbs aheye line will do we'll 10 give us a call
and buy ghod Inside Doors from SIPS 20 as, the
best workmanship in all Cases wHrraurtv4r--
l.. o. STEVENS.
81. Johnshury, Oct. 7, 1853. OF
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w. ~ ~ 4'iinahHfF. 900 ftr tfh IaF nfIH. a IN tlN
AHhN M mfihtl Hnlrlr1. tHat aII rfTtHns Intern
,lls Nll.t M lhs 80 i4iiau, printed ~ at JI6n.i,
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Nf mat iNrf HaF Hpprar auI fluir.t az. N's'
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NufH ASA l'fi1HrH JaI.gsf Figlss 90
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Get Your Lumber Planned
For Sale.

nNliE wrll known Ira Colby farm, pleasantly To-
Gated on good road. 50 ~ mile north Of
ban,llc Green, and within miles ~ S. J0hna-
Said flm contains about 100 acres suitably di.
,idcd into moving, tllagc, and pastutHge, toEeth-
~ With wood enough fsr home use. n Il one ~
the best wheat aud corn fanna IN this part ul the
county. having about rs acres ~ southefly and
cAstcfly Giants, with convenient house and out
buildngs VIII be sold With ~ Wlthoutthc crops.
Terms easy, a. % part can remain on mortgage "
desired, For further Information inquire ~ the
subscriber on the premises. robscsaiou given
immediately CuA'S u, PltENIIaS, lpu
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The Old Place
Is still OPenI


H8 - ~ Is still openl
49, - ~ And yoa eaa boy 30
HKUHNl YINfl =. =. binds ~ West India
U,Iillyf ~ n =. 81 Goods aud Groceries
-sz 80 DoWN,' "a rRaa a. az,
other place In this TOWN. and 10 tssl thif sst,r,
CONN 4 Nd Tn ~
Ny store u open all hours ~ ihe day, aud am
alRays on hand Ca wait upon ny customers apd
uly goods are al - the best qualify aud bought
i'r CASH, snd selling large gaaHlHy q lhsn. e
charge NJ any part VI The cur, Goods ordered ny
note vii aiways be met Wiui prompt attention. !
receive ny goods fresh tom market every nefh'
sud hey consist 0fa large variety a. Gao ks
found Ia Caledonia county
COME AND SEE
HOW YOU CAN B u Y
Teas.
Sugars, COT
ices, spices, SAL
eptus, Dried Apple,
- Hdsins, Starch, fuR-
llsh CuHants Rice, Citrun,
Cream Tartaf Corn Starch, La
50, TaraHaoum, Chocolate, Cocoa,
fsPtona AiHa ah hAHa. ifssA hpm mar
ksi, hAlm0n, Mackorel, tFiVr, t'lrtira itrf-
ring Salt Pork, Lard nud COdtsh, al 4, No J.
Also, Pickles, IIorse RadishI -s4ssiafd. Fcp-
per saucehhd kefebup Also, burning
Fluid, camphone, on and Caudl,a'
Alfo, Wheat, Dat Meal, Corn and
Corn Meal, Rye Meal,
Buck Flour, by me bbl,
az Sack, Dairy hali,
Eggs, Vinegar
Potatoes,
Batter
Cheese,
Ny the ID. or
tub and boy,
Also West India Mo-
laggea nud Sugar House
Syrup. Also all Kinds Of
Fruit on hand, such As Apples,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, by the W. or
box, Nice Figs pW up expressly Tor use in
sickness, Nuts Of oil kinds, haisins by
the ID. or box, Large and small
boxes for family use, Confec-
tonery Of oil kinds, and
go assortment Al
90 Onions, Cocoa
Nuts, Dates,
md all
kinds Of Soap. Also Stone Churns, Butter
Pots, Preserve Pots, Cake Pots, Jugs Of I'll
sizes, Pine and Cedar Pals Also Steel
Hoes and BuElell Plows, the best pillow thHt
the farmer uses, on hand, and
will sell them low for cash.
And you viii always find = 81.
perfne Chewing Tobacco on
hand, and some OF the celebrated Fine CheIr-
ing T0bacco, the best kept in Caledonia
county. Try Il and II Z. don't prove as say
will make Il satisfactory. Solacc, Jaeox,
Anderson, Jockey Club, Mrs,
Millers, and other varielics'of
Zine Cut all kinds Of Plug To-
bAcco, the Pare Ellorado tor
Pure Leaf and Dckcrsons Cigars for sale
by the box, warranted to be a. better Cigar
than was ever offered ln this vicinity. Also
Black and Yellow Saul.
-. H.. .....l. III L.. ..ti I....
SA-S-E DOWN
or approved credit,
AND NO TITS nm
All articles delivered al your door. free Of charge
W Call aud see Tor yourself -
A. NJ. COOK. 37tf
Railroad Street, st. Johnsbury.
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ptupIItt0I 81 nc UdtCut
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DORkl LAIRD, HAMS, Triple. DRIED
Il Reef, Goldfish, Haliout. Salmon, Markrrri.
Mackinaw Trout Tongues and Sounds, Coarse
and Fine Salt, Liverpool Blown Salt Tor dairy
use, Tor sale by T., =. & /. +. BROWN.
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VNI.EllS CHURN. The only place in
Il Caledonia CO. where Fylcr's Premium Butter
Working Chum can bc bought il at T.. 2. a l.. z.
BROWNS. They are decidedly the best ehuru
for sale at manufacturer !. prices Call aud see
them.
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Important to Farmers
The Subscribers are Manufacturing The
PREMIUM, yEHMoNT
MOWER and REAPER,
WILLARD 4 ROSS PATEN11

GONE OF the points Of excellence and pc.
- rutaf ad'Hut1vr ,'hirh this machine lt,, ,,.f
"'hof' may be- enumerated as follows.
i-'-l'i hi' tnw --ruttrr-bat hinged g.. it-
tamc 80 AZ 60 adJust itself 10 the uur,cuut.t u
thc ground. 2d-lla,ing two driving wheel, Q.
drive the cutters, " one slips the other doe, Oh,
work ad-lhe whole weight ~ the machine a
on the wheels where 10 h required 90 give pov,f
10 The stroke of the knives. Ith--Whru the na
chine iN backed. the knives cease a. ,hnt
consequently you back away frnm uhsturtirr,
thoutdaugrr uf breaking the knives 5h--tAt
machine cuts ON the right aud u gcatcd ,o itg'
rlthcf oxen or horses can he used, Gth-lhc cui.
YER bar can DC raised ~ OF 20 inches ao tlattif
iarm'r can gather his grass seed before be- uov,
hlH grass u he chooses. 7ih-1hc tuttet.bar T.,
'lN'ly raised 10y lever which Is very con,tuIfu.
when coming tp the corner of the land Whsf
raiscdfthc machine can be turned A. shnftas,o.
please or 10 over the mown glass. Slh-1tt
machine u mostly iron. and very simple it l'
gga8ne,iuet'ni boy can manage 10 With ease.
nc boNcs are all Bdbbtfcd. and the guards p,
hoIieab@ Iron. Oth--H has no side draU
We desire that every farmer wishing TO r1f.
chase moving machine, should see the Nrf-
mont Mower, and test rs good qushhe'. Wcafr
confident 1t will please them. and that ihue t.
none better. II II Warranfrd to cut gras, equal
to the best mower with a scythc. at the rate oforr
acre per hour, or ten or hftccn acres per DAY,
with a light pair Of horses and driver.
We would be glad to get the address Of 've'
iaISssSSi. intending to buy mower this 'cAsoh,
an send them a cut ofthc Vermont Mose',
aud have a machine in the ncghhothort
carry IN the season, that they may examine 10 anl
Judge for thcmsclN es.of It's merits.
We viii simply add one Of the many ccrI,fca'"
which We have in our possession
Sourn HAYWOOD, wAmNsros Co. n. Y. Sept -. 81
hrssr WittAEnA Ros.-t hereby ccrtlN that one ~
your vermont Mower has been u Tor the srhtf
IN ts vicinity ~hetc had constant opppttunitivstfs
hg ~ oprratlnn. and WtlinK 10 for nEhtness ~ o.
rect dfnft absence Of aide drn niCcnesH and uniformly
SS1t,ng' esp1s.s % alapng Itself to uneven gToun,h
VeNanre nun nsd 20 another and conNsuff
Of the driver hasnn equal ~ this Of the culri
Al the Annual air Of the Washington Go. Agreul.h
Society, held az Salem, the present month the cumu
on Farm lmUfrulcntH, OF which one uuauimot''
gave II preference every other machine cxhbint
Ia use la tie country, H. n tNGALSBkL.
Manufactured at the Caledonia
NJ \ G. HIN L. SII or
St Johnsbury, Vt,
80 BY HIGGINS 81 CARR
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Conn. Il Passumpsic r. r. II
DToTT@T

IN SILoG-
TVNHE following assessments have hccn laid on
all subscriptions for the purpose of extending
the road viS--l0 per cent. ON each share payable
Sept, lst, 1851. Also. 10 per cent. on each share
payable every succeeding sixty days thereafter un-
ill the amount Of one hundred dollars on each
share shall have been paid.
Payments may be made At the Bank ofOrlruns.
Peoples Bank. Bank ofLyudou ,Psssumpsic Bank
bradford Bank, T.. Cleveland, Coventry, VT or
TreAsurcr's Office MOI Mcichant's Exchange
Boston. Per order,
r n. p. LOWERING, Treas
June 1887. 40t
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sreAE. The rain checked business, and only
800 to 400 hhds were sold At previous rates Fair to
fully Fair 5s@5gc. o u. On plantation two crops
were sold, embracing. some 500 bids, At &C., md
another said to be at s3c. % n.
MoLAssEs. Some 1900 bbls. were gold at 270113c,
for Fermentfng, and for Prime and Choice:
400 half bbls. mostly at 3sc. and on plantation so
bbls. at &c., and $50 do at 2sc q gallon in cister.
FLOUR. The only sales reported were 100 obls.
superfne (athoops) at IS 90; and $50 bbla. Mont
gomery's mills) at Is Is q Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was held at still higher rates, and
We noticed sales Of 400 sacks at 81 Is $50 do at about
the same $50 do at 81 20 and some other lots Of
which we did not learn the particulars or Oats.
800 sacks Western were sold at 76c. ~ bushel In
Wheat and Bran we heard Of no transactiona Of any
moment, gl543
PROVISIONS. The principal sale Of Pork was 100
bbls. Mess, at $ls y bb retailing at els 25als so.
but mostly at the former rate or Bacon. lo5 casks
were sold on Monday, besides what were then re-
ported, on private terms. The sales II Lard were
confined to 40 tierces Prime Old at lie. . h.
CoPFEE. Sales 2l00 bags, Of which 1918 havs
were at 10lc; 574 do at 1le.; 800 do at 1llc; and
100 do at 11sc. u ID. Market firm.
INDIA BAeGING. 20 bales sold at &c.,, but the
general asking rate was 134c. q yard.
KENTUCKY BAGGING We heard Of about 1000
pieces being disposed Of on Friday Saturday at Ill
@12ac. y yard.
BALE ROPE. 1000 coils were sold two or three
days since at 6@7lc. q b.
WHISKY Sales SO bbls. Rectifea at 243c., and
100 do at 26c. U gallon. &.
FREIGHTs. \. A shipwas laid yesterday for Hayre
at lc for cotton, and on Monday one was taken for
r r..
l5-s2d Cotton shipping to Liverpool, to fill up,
generally at l5-32d.
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hereby certify that .he above is e0rree. sts.eeat

hereby certify that the above correct statement
Sworn and subscribed before me this sh day Of jan s9
SIDNEY T. DoueLAs, Notary Public
From the West we have some items of financial
interest. The Bank of Kentucky has declared regu
lar semi-annual dividend Of per cent, and an ex
ira dividend of same amount-in all, 10 per cent
The Bank of Louisville has declared half yearly
dividend of a per cent.
Our dates from Cincinnati of the 5th inst. report
the money market in that city as follows:
Yesterday being the 4th the payments at the hank
ing houses both on local and collection paper were
heavy and there was consequently good deal of &C.
tlvlty in the currency Market with considerable
demand for discounts, but everything passed off sat
1sfae,tory Inc matured paper was taken up prompt
w. the few notes remaining over being in the aggre-
gate small and belonging to parties not in business
circles The general features of the market continue
to indicate an improving tendency Currency is COM
ing IN ireely. and 1t promises to be maintained at
point that will insure liberal policy on the part Of
lenders. For first-cass business paper 10 per cent
is now the ruling figure We quote 9@l2c. as the
range for names acceptable to bankers The outside
discount business is light the supply of good paper
yestmens in the street at anything over bank rates
though higher figures are generally obtained.
me market Tor Eastern exchange is somewhat W. !.
settied. we stated in our last report that all the
Dealers with two or three exceptions had decided to
advance prices yesterday to or prem. for their
own checks, but at the same time expressed our
doubt as to the success of the movement, owing to
the fact that two institutions refused to enter into the
arrangement The attempt to establish prem. as
the drawing rate was made, as proposed, but it
failed several parties who appeared anxious for the
4 of the new order things backing out
been abandoned, and we continue previous quota.
lions In some cases dealers had fair supplies yes
terday, while others were short On the whole, it
may be said that the supply not equal to the de-
mand: New Orleans was in good demand, with light
supplies, and bankers checks sold readily at prem
Gold firm with moderate inquiry. Bills continue
in very limited supply, and at rates within the range
OF fluctuations the demand is largely in excess Of tie
offerings. We quote:
,o,. v.-,s,.,. nuYING. sELllSG.
new orleans l4tsbS prem. IQll prem.
american Gold ..........." n@l,5 prem. il prem.
New New d 6ofk o. Gays. ..........l@gi3s dis.
New Orleans % days .hG9l3a dis. q"
In our general markets fair amount of business
has been transacted during the week. and in some of
the leading departments Of trade fair degree of ac-
tiyity may be reported In this respect groceries
take the lead the obbing demand for which has been
fully up to the average and although receipts have
been LIBERAL there has been no accumulation of stock
in importers hands, Sugars command full prices.
and moasses have advanced to 54@35c. Coffee is
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Twenty-Five fats and keels inspected measung 6is TO-
SO iuns,
ARRIvALs.-The Opelousas packet W. Burton,
Capt G. E. Louaillier arrived with $40 bales cotton,
1856 hhds. sugar, $50 bbIs. and 100 half bbls. mo-
lasses, and leaves again to-day at s Pm.
The Coast packet Crosse Tete, Capt. /. Hooper,
arrived with IS bales cotton, SIS hhds. sugar 523
bbls. and 80 half bbls. molasses and leaves again
to-day at P. M.
The Louisville Lightning Line packet Baltic, Capt.
G. Il. Meekin, arrived with large trip, and leaves
again on Thursday. We thank Mr.. George P. Jouett,
her clerk, for fayors.
The Ouachita packet Paul Jones, Capt. F. Keeling,
arrived with 742 bales cotton and leaves again on
Thursday.
2 The st. Louis packet t. L. McGill, Capt. N.
Robirds, arrived. We thank Mr. Townsend, her
clerk, for favors.
The Red river packet Boomer, Capt. ]. D. Phelps,
arrived with 724 bales cotton, and leaves again
Thursday.
The Red river packet Eleanor, Capt. Willis Main,
arrived with POP bales cotton, and leaves again On
Thursday.
The Baze packet Belle Gates, Capt. Rodovieh,
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gsh 0rltans 9ailu Grsst.nt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY u. 1s5
Nsm Orltaas M|0nsv NlarAst.
CREscsST oyyfcE. No. 10 CAMP street.
TueSdav Evening" Han n Iasa

CREscssr OFFICE No 10 csup stre,t ,
1ns'da, hsen'ns' Jan y, lsss )
u.oss MAJ ie''suie ,vuay Was ialn a.ofln
. "sn So ~. az an npuf anu oon'lnnee
Jug 1u'i.ss pals " sne 10y. ~ ua N.Y. y
e'ea"y VIVA Va. iionsy naiAee Aneie wa
yu.s % uen MONEY " We i.sa1eu ~ o' yesterday
'n senuenoy y ls,es ~ sese,ai Aiaa
ha,,a =. = - $3.50 =. ~ pou'la :
-a. W. a..,. ,'. " ','onoy uu,s VIC en',i'
- oot.o., -, -. .'a, ~
- a.e :. - 'eoe'vsu anu so,u III .,lis market
-. ~. 4.Sn1a. 'l.enus l.sns ,ne, ",
40 '%,o 1ne sp,nuels VI we" nnes'e
a. 30 wv w WIN ven.a.e W ASSET Liza
,,rasa,t rass' W" oeals' wv
a. 20 .nA a,ouus ~ hilesy
os +i,;a ..u ~ ..lilo,s VI uoi'ais Sonit
e;,v -' ''''''' 'A''' VI '0'ise fe'lsla N Tue
e. ,,nch 10.
orleans NO g., s.u aas WIG piosress =, ne"
re,oarLs r.o,ss;.. ~ pun vi reoora SOME
;IIus,r,.a. a., ... .1eo - .sai ossaee Lev ~
CaraI str.e. e. =. GOV so'nel VI camp ana
sraatas =. a.. ,ooa Unnecessary pf.cA Dulong'
rha t.,;,s;. 80 nea''y sl'ifsys'A years ago
40 g.. - rs. =, .nu.e. .he ground measures
reonlor r,aosrra ~ ~ a :. .ee. VI oanp, Hi.n II,
II, T,.;s - -. uns - "'a.h 70 90
~, os4o.a -, r. .. a'osion W cose
~ IA ,au isa. o'us "efe-one Dy
- sze ooo n.n ssp'a.'sso ~ s,o,vov' ana anotner
rr,,ooo p.opely was o,o III q. sn'ooo.
&c VS., 49, =, NJ. pfa1ns On 1ne aechne
Me.,s;.ta...,:.' d, oieane san ienee' on tnls.
800 ,le ..s 'ne s'oila 'soay 'nele was con-
Dsaes. uone ~ eAclanse' Inc offerings
=. a. Anus anu aescrip',ons. Inc counter
~. oneeAs VI view hosh was seDs per cent. dis,
.a' aeo e's ."se y, uoaoie drawers out
WI. auu ian p.is luhng AZ 4ea dis sixty
sn' ,aom a4Vs1 anu % per cent. ais. Double
aa's, w Is..sahee' .. iaegit ds', both
h;,,a go ny raves oternng clear
..s nom .o,ss'iVo3' ION Iemn'ance l0s4egi0s4.
-. s' J ~ w 40o2@ioo4' oAis Will
shipping documents fell off. We note drafts on spin
ners at JO71Gn1a71 NTH tha ra,axor r, - ~, t
WIN 'ie Seneiai fun VI the mar
ket ruling from l0G{@l1071. Very little done in
francs we tuota ooanas 9scas So1 LII = ,
1ppAJ' ING ioieiSu eAcHdnee market was alto
Opthar fo.da in fov IF
W "AJoAs'
There VOC an oo.;ra aa,, soa a., a.y uasac.ions.
and 1ve arc olad tn fnd tb.+ ,o,.;,,.. -. =,
rot;.fod T., A. -,
s"seiicu. Ia VIC paper mdIhtt Tue TRANSACTIONS were
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

Children three old and under three
full taTe. 8FN 49, sS'N'
Family tickets in packages of twenty can be had at the
ounce o. the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose
w. [ssas on ne ns Ct The road can
The Accommodation Train will to Magnolia as usual on
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst will be discon,in.
ued after that date. s7Ig 1-l17-Gl
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans
ION The company prepared forward Goods and
Packages Of oil kinds every place which they have con.
necon receiving from delivering dome of s ps.
irons. VIM M WADJEY - -
Gen.r Cyrar;