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Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23
TELEGRAPHTC.
BY THE NORTHERN LINE-ro THE DEMOCRAT.
California Legislature Tenth Session
SACRAMENTO. Jan. ODD.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 22d.
SENATE.-Mr. Merritt moved to reconsider
the vote of yesterday by which the bill to
establish q standard of weights and measure,
was passed The Chair ruled the motion out
of order, and, on appeal, was sustained.
Mr.. OFarrell offered a joint resolution
instructing Our Senators, ETC., to procure the
erection of light house ON Point Reys,
Marin county. Adopted.
Mr. OFarrell. by leave, gave notice of a
bill for an act concerning light houses and
the transferring to the United States of the
right of eminent domain for the purpose
thereof.
Mr. Griffiths, motion to reconsider vote of
yesterday on the resolution concerning Sena-
tor Broderick. 1t was made the special or
der for Tuesday next.
Griffith made a great speech, which crea
ted sensation
AssEMBLY.-The Sacramento contested
election case was taken up for investigation,
Mr.. DeLong introduced resolution instruct
ing the Speaker to issue a summons for the
appearance eff George H. Haswel, to give
evidence in relation to the decision of the
New York Circuit Court on his case. Laid
on the table, 10y vote Of AZ ayes to 30 noes.
Mr.. Young introduced a resolution to the
effect that Mr.. Duncombe, being subject of
a foreign power, is not entitled to a seat on
the floor of the House. A vote was taken,
and Mr.. Dunconbe WAS ousted and the seat
declared vacant. Ayes, 80 noes 26.
Great indignation felt here, and he will
probably be rcnominated and elected by a
large vote.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

GoRED BY AN Ox.-On Friday evening last
as some stock dealers were driving lot oi
cattle past the residence of Alderman Tee
garden, one of the steers, having been made
mad by furious driving, broke through the
fence Of one of the Doctors fields. Van, a
son of the Doctors, about l6 years of age
attempted to drive the steer out, when it
turned upon and tossed him twice into the
air, the second time throwing him against a
wire fence, cutting his face and neck very
badly, though, we are happy to learn, not
dangerously. The OK was shot dead soon af.
terwards.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23
C5g- The present Legislature is wasting

C5y- The present Legislature is wasting n
great deal of time and a great deal of the
peoples money, talking buncombe. Mr..
Holden, backed up by short sighted crew
of shallow politicians, must introduce reso-
lutions censuring Mr.. Broderick for his vote
resign, &c. DC, all to get up vain and use
less discussion. which can only result in calling
out partisan bitterness and giving vain-go.
rious members chance to show their cali
bre-a thing of no profit, for everybody
knows their calibre, already If it was in a
political meeting, and at their own individu-
al expense, it ould be different. Their talk
and nonsense would be perfectly Legitimate,
but, when it is done at the peoples expense,
it becomes an intolerabe nuisance So with
this Duncombe and Montgomery contested
election case in the House. Days of valua-
BILE timo have been wasted over that, which
could have been much better employed in
legitimate legislation. Everybody, both the
competent and incompetent, from the heavy
metal up to the light tin-ware, has had
something to say about it, speech to make
on it, and learned authorities to quote OF
misquote with reference to it. If any great
question were going to be settled by the dis
cussion, it might be worth while, but who
believes for a moment that the decision will
be anything but partisan one2 Truly, if it
is not we shall be emphatically astonished,
and make haste, with inconceivable pleasure
to record so apparently impossible an event.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23
The RED WooDs, SoNoMA ConNrY.-The
following letter appears in the Alta:
RED WooD, Jan. 16,

RED WooD Jan. 16, 1859.
EDrroRs ALTA:-A Swift & Co.'S regular
Express is about leaving, have only time to
write few lines, Firstly, we would state
that Mr.. Swift is using all endeavors to bring
the Express with letters and papers through,
to the great satisfaction OF the inhabitants in
this locality, frequently riding nearly all
night, bringing us San Francisco news three
days old, which, when taken into considera
tion, of our heretofore having no communica-
tion whatever, is great thing to us country
men. Grain is high barley, wheat and oats
at &c per h.; potatoes, &C.; hay, $50 per ton.
Farmers are now fencing and plowing up
Thousands Of acres, where six months ago
scarcely fence could be seen, and are using
every endeavor to reduce the price of grain.
We have a city about 10 miles from this,
named Ukiah city. which boasts Of two no.
tells, one billiard room, two saloons, two
stores, blacksmith shop. Do The inhabitants,
who number In and about them some 400, are
sober, steady and industrious, in fact the
bono and sinew of our country such men as
would make society beneficial anywhere. |
understand that Chas. Mclaughlin. the great
stage man, has put on saddle train from
Cloverdale to this valley. which affords every
facility for seeing our beautiful valley.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

THEArER.-The public will recollect that
Signora Giovannina and Signor Eugenio
Bianchi, the accomplished Italian artistes
give their third and last operatic perform.
anee in this city, on Monday evening. They
have been enthusiastically received by the
very best judges of the opera in Marysville
and that is saying a good deal, for we have
connoisseurs in the musical art of the first
class, both American and foreign. The pro
gramme for Monday evening is brilliant
one, and there will doubtless be a full houso
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

KnLED.-Nearly all the Australian Acaeias,
a very beautiful species of tree, have been
killed by the late severe frosts Should tree
dealers during the approaching season, bring
any Of the same sort into the Marysville
market with the expectation of selling them'
we imagin they will find themselves mista-
ken. Should any one be found green enough
to invest in them, they had better look out
lest they get frost-bitten, as we'll as the trees.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

EXPRESS TO UrAH.-Lnngton's Pioneer Ex-
press leaves this city on the % and 18th of
each month, via Downieville, for Sierra Val
ley, Washoe Valley, Carson City, Gold Canon
and other places in Utah Territory. All let
ters for the Western Atlantic States, enclosed
In Langton's Government-franked envelopes
and indorsed Overland ria Salt Lake." will
be forwarded and reach their destination
sooner than by any other route
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

BALL.-We understand that the Marysville
Fire Department will give grand ball on
the 22d February, for the benefit of the Fire.
mems Cemetery Fund. Preparations are pro-
crossing which will make it brilliant and
magnificent affair.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

MooRErowN.-Mr. Moore has shown u.s.
says the Butte Record, "A specimen of quartz
taken from lead recently discovered near
Mooretown. The specimen was an extraor.
dinarily rich one, as are indeed most of the
quartz specimens found in this county The
lead is an extensive one.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

BOWLING SALooN-Messrs. Newton Il Will
son have leased the bowling saloon at No..
6S c street, thoroughly repaired it, stocked
their bar with the best of liquors, and are
now ready to afford healthful amusement and
recreation to their customers at the most
reasonable rates. Give them call
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

tY- The Record records that two men
working near Brush Creek, Butte county
that is to say working on Mosquito Creek
took out in one day last week. two pieces of
gold, the largest weighing 30 ounces and &c.
and the other weighing 10 ounces
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

SUPREME CoURT REPORTEu.-Mr. Cope says
the Register, has introduced bill into the
Assembly, the object of which is to take off
the head of Harvey Lee, Esq, and provide
for the appointment of a Supreme Court Re-
porter" by the Justices of said Court. This
is another click" at Gov. Weller.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

eB Selby& Co, E street, announce in our
advertising columns that they have for sale an
invoice of Rubber Hose, from four to eight
inches
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

DEAD.-John A. jackson, a colored man
who on Tuesday evening last cut another
colored man with razor, in a quarrel, or
Broadway, near Stockton street, died in the
Hospital, says the Bulletin, on Thursday
He had been arrested, but grew sick.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

rS5- We are indebted to Mr.. Jno Davis
who drives team for Mr. Malone of Sacra-
mento, for copy of the Bulletin, of Friday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23
Execution ut DownievilIe.

DowNIEvILLE, Jan. %.
Michael Murray was executed yesterday
at half past twelve o'clock, for the murder
of Daniel Sweeney, at Poker Flat. December
18th. 1851.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23
NGARYSvILLE.
SUNDAY, JANUARY %, 1859.

Il haze stoora on the altar ofmg country eter.
nal ennity to eUery form Of tyranny ouer the
Tlind Of man" Tnos JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

ORIGINAL.-The reader will find on the
hrst page OF this mornings DEMOCRAT some
correspondence which will repay perusal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23
MARYSVILLE THEATRE.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. Oath,


Last night OF the Celebrated Artistes,
SIGNORA GIOVANINNA and
sIGNOR EUGENIO BIANCHI,
On the occasion Of the BENEFIT Of SIGNORA
GIOVANNINA BIANCHI, on which occasion
Will be produced the following programme:
Aria Final, from Lucia d Lammermoor-Tu Gle
Dec spegast rali-by Signora Giovannina
Bianchi.
C0VOtinH, from Nabucco d'Ornosor, by signora
Giovannna BiaDchi.
DuO' from Lucreza Borgia, by signor and sgnora
Bianchi.
Aria, Traviata-by sgnor Eugenio Bianch
Duo. from Linda di Chamouni, by signor and Sig
Bianchi.
Duo, from Attila, by signor and signora Bianchi.
ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquette. te................$1 81 90
Gallery 30 cents. Private Boxes SIS 90
Tickets to be had at the Box Onice
IanZ2 v. BONA, Conductor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23
New Furniture.

New Furniture.
100 French Eiizabathan Style Bedsteads;
100 Best Cured Hair Mattresses;
200 Feather Bolsters;
800 Fine Feather Pillows;
230, Premium Spring Mattresses.
New Addition to the Exchange of so Rooms, fur
nished in the best of style.
Fine suits of Rooms for Families.
The Proprietor SETS THE BEST TABLE IN THE
STATE
This Hotel is fre-proof, and has $50 hard-hnished
rooms.
LADIES' ENTRANCEto the Hotel, corner sansome
and lIalleck streets.
The Exchange has been entirely remodeled, paint
ed and renovated throughout
The Proprietor will leave nothing undone to make
the guests Of the Exchange comfortable while stopping
at this Hotel. Prices shall be reasonable.
eB- The Exchange Coach will always be in readi-
ness to convey passengers TO and from this Hotel
dec2S-lm2p BAILEY SARGENT, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23
Daly'S Aromatic Valley WhiSke

Is put pin cases containing one dozen bottles each
~ For by all the principal Liquor Houses
San Francisco. nov21 8mis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-23

NEw YoRK, April 10th, 1855.
Ihave analyzed sample of "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKEY,' y and find it to be a pure article
of fine flavor, and without any deleterous admixture
.JANER r. OHHToN, M. d, CHEMIST
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These are rather limited receipts for an institution
which commenced operations with capital Of three
millions of dollars. We believe the Company is
managed with commendable economy, and the ex-
penditures as low as any in this section Water to
double the quantity could be furnished if desired and
paid for. The stock is only eighth yet. y annum
one. The Company has no authority or right to ex.
tend its pipes in the Fourth District ; consequently,
the inhabitants of that section must build their own
reservoir and works.
The loan of ten millions of dollars on account Of
the United States was awarded on Monday last Six
millions were thus taken at the rate of % get. %
mum and above. The 2 sec. bidders will get none.
Messrs. Morgan h Sons, New York, proposed for
81 900 600 at various rates. and will get only about
onetenth. R. W. Montgomery, formerly Of this city,
will get $50 900 at 103 and fraction over. National
Bank, New York, 100000, at 1881; Philadelphia
Savings Society, sl50O0o, at 1903; Rowland and
Aspinwall, New York, $500 900; Marie b Kantz
New York, will get a little at lOs Lockwood 4 Co.
New York, will get $4,000 at over 1921 B. H
Field b Co., New York, will get some. It is suppos
ed that Sweeny, Rttenhouse h Co., Washington City
in which firm some Of onr late fellow.cizens Joseph
Fowler, Jr.) money is invested will get 5000 900
at l02 80 /; Riggs Il Co., Washington, proposed fol
IS 900 900, at l0l and below. The total amount Of
bids was twenty-five millions and five hundred thou
sand dollars.
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Arrivals At the PrisspaI asssls Yesterday,

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. ii = Elicit and la5ys
Miss. .Jno Watson, Pittshurg. VIM h Keenap.f
Balt 5as wallace seG sssoS cssst MMstss
Notation, J Williams, In. IF n EMyer, M.
saml " Ayres and lady, " 3 Rhea, y !. H0ss.
Memphis 3 n Lewis, Ark. Sidney Tsssen.
Monticello. .B " Alexander, VIM n Bash, 81 Louis
O Bartels, Y....B Jones, All. Vim Co.
meme jr \ g Jno Pointer, 4 j B Woolsn Galt
y Ton M ae% FAX ToBn
Miss Ellen Topp, Nashville \. Gen ihos Biewitt anii
lady. Miss Mrs Thos Martin, Miss Martin, Tenn
Tsu'e and EEs a ns GS IA
tin, Miss Martin, Tenn. DR. F Winehsr y. md
lady, La. ~ T Lewis lady and syt Miss Lewis, Mis-
Rhodes, Robinson, Ala. &. Col Gee Andrews. 8 A
Anderson il Mis- Cora Andsrsod, Henry Bslt st
Mo-. DR. g " Dortch lady and sgt, -. We
Moody Pert Gibson Geo Austin Gook, NJ
son and family. Philadelphia Miss Casting, -
Louis. y. jas II Brooks, Va. Taylor BEATTY IA-
fourche. Francis T Nichols, La....G Pshce,
Baton Rouge.
CITY HOTEL. p ] McGehee, \. p I McfsAse.'
il, II 4 Evans, Scott McGehee, Memphis 8 n9sh
R Beaaley, ya, " 3 Hil, Geo y BOYD: III
Moore, B W Pearce, VI Cernea, GEM r 8 Hsp@ 4
J L Lirrnon, Mrs Garrett and child. lAss -
Phillips, Desota; 8. Ed Delony, a b Harper, J
/ WOMuck, Ld....JaS n 0t18MAlus y p bk1&u~a4s -
Rouge. d Flanery. Jacksod q. .lno = Hohson 3
N Hobson, D b Cool, Judge VIM 3 Clask, Tsyfar.
Henry Jackson, 3 Lattenstelns g Lattenstein, V
| Catchy, Hntcheaam, VIM s Gwinn, Mias.. D
| ] Lane and lady, Mrs T JOHNSON. Sam Lane, Mem
/ phis. Henry Frank, Ark. .Jno = Waters, Iex
4 H A Thompson, n @. Jas Ppgh and lady, Ia
....E Drew, City....N KalishsF, Plila
Granville, N Y....JS Walker Mss 8 Ceols,
La. IA Williams and lady, Ga. Chas Xatess p
III T Mills, J a Delee, Ia. " Davis, Tenn: a
@ Hutchinson, City Miss = @ Casting, ST Louis
.R ] Bible, Ala. 3 W Lee, ST Louis. ,st
I Louis JAS Ware, 5jr, W Rouge .Da ID Yo11-
; MANS N York. Chas Graybin. Ga 3 Stn-
son, La !. " L Morgan, Geo 3 Noodles. B g Dn-
gas, D D Logan, Miss. a Drake, Ark sB stE
bernagel, WIN Q Gardner and family, Ia :Jas y
7 Miss. s4s
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. ...H 8 Routh, r.. Robt:
Dunbar, Miss. ]. Arthur Crozier, Baton Rouge. ~
, Rayei. Havana. :. hr and Ma 8 McG Montgor suds
syt Miss TorniIlion N O.. Mis- Laura Spsiggs, 3.
DUNLAP, No.. p Poland, o.. Fred HIVES, S.
Louis. Danl Hicky lady and svt. NJ Iss!eannl
!. and svt, Baton Rouge p Gombalier Pine
!, In Y....J B Gfays0n, jr, q. ~. Geo whitman ~
q L.. II ii Bullay, Dr.. Darlington, -. Henry
Fisher Miss. - y Y
ARCADE HOTEL. s, "A D Cleveland, j i Hsxt
: Miss. . Jno S Mayes Tex. DIR Chs Goodrich, III
. S Duke, J Moaridge, City ~ B Payne, Bslt1,
4 La. 4 Brooks, e w Heard, W Henderson, ~
/ II Bernstein, Mobile. JAS II 1cnganaekfrs
: Pal Davis, Miles Creepy. Mis-. .saml ~
!, Clenkem Jas Stringes, Pa. -. VIM Plexco, Re6i
Plexco, Ala. Jn0 Traks, p W Baker. Phila, ~
Mcdonald, s Williams, La " n Sims il, \ Nusa
, Der, Tex. L D Hullum. Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
A.h @rItarls 4aiIp Crescent.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ], 1859.
Ntm NrItaus Ylgntv Iyarkst.

Monday Evening, Jan 81 la69. /
Tho wee,k or,ens with good weather, and general
oood feeling in financial and commercial circles.
Tbonob the transactions in cotton have not been
1aroe to-day that ia no evidence that our market re-
.,,onds IN The war rumors from the European con-
-. W.. ,,nst sxnoct hareafxer-tl,at L. for the
through the natural laws OF supply and de-
ssard % have controlling influence. and as there is
-ot stodov ~ aouht INT that ouetbird Of the crop
~ cation ~ he received here for the current CONNER
e.1 In o,oas much hollow Mddlinu even AZ low
os nra;nors ana Coo, Ordinary e cannot he con-
sa.Iaa .tot t,s foture ~ the English market must
s~erc;ss considerable influence ON vaIue. while clean
~ ,,a,, ,,.rd,o co,tons yin command oood nrices
nh mos, ;no,,ortant feature in financial circles To-
A.. VOC ,ha announcement that the Directors Of the
o,,;s;ans nterec conranv are n,enared tn nav
A.. commons If interest due tfnoorrow
W. ~ rahr,ar a,,f holder. Thereof III, receive tbe
..,.ss. ~ oaIl;no a. tho oe;eo CoronaIet atreet in
aarsa-.,;t,, ~ rot;oe T., ano,ler co,unon We con-.
a.u,o.a .ha fr;onds and stocr,,odera NJ tho Com
~ .ha ,,-esen, ousn;cea and hone that more IF
fA-y r. ;,a,o..I .;t;..,,a II, cow. foord
.,e ca.,,,o,,,, .,,~o,,,,h 7, Z. a. 1o.s, bo,,ed
- ,ao, ord a;dot eo,,.,;st. vho cen follow
IA sa,,;taI;sts ~, l.rabo,asra IN Enrone
.ta ,,,,oaI :, a., ;,r..tr,srt =
~ ;,,tarss IL rro,,ntlu and f.;thfnll a. n
.Ine - ;ns.anoo, .,at
W. hove nothing - GOV ~ tho ,orer ,,.rret VINO
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It will be seen that the errors were in the specie
and deposits of 1857.
The report of the President and Directors Of the
Water Works or Commercial Bank of New Orleans
for the year 1858 is before us. It shows steady
increase in receipts, an enlarged demand for water
for the year previous years, and furnishes the
strongest evidence Of steady increase in popu
aon and still stronger evidence that the last return
Of the takers State assessors is entirely in
accurate and repete with the grossest negligence,
which, of course accounts for the many in the
report now before the Legislature. tt not supposed
that there would be an increase in the amount paid
for water since the year 1858 of eighteen thousand
and eight hundred dollars, if there had not been an
increase of inhabitants to it, az it is evident there
has not been any increase in water furnished for the
public use or the extinguishment of fires.
The following is the comparative table of water
rs Enr %trou .{xxyoy orc
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Special 10 the New orlsau. ors.esntl

---
HAVANA, Jan. &c, 1859.
Messrs. Editors There il not the slightest altera-
ton in the state Of the sugar and moaases markets
since yesterday. Sterling exchange has declined
shade. Transactions yesterday for frstclass paper
at 12A per cent. premium. Barrels and kegs Of Lard
sold yesterday at $ls per quintal and Ito bbls. Of
potatoes, from New York, at o. 624 each.
A Dutch brig, of HOO boxes capacity, was taken
up to load for Hamburg at 40s. per ton.
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JRFFERs,,N CIrY.

JRFFERsoN CITY. JAM 81, 1859.
Arrived $50 head Of Cattle, $40 Hogs, and lot Of
Sheep and Veal Cattle. The market is well supplied
with stock for the shambles, and Is head Of Heavy
Extra Beeves offer at 12tc. Prices Of the better
grades of stock are firm at our quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

Children hree old free; thYee
end twelve old all DID,
full fare.
Family cksts n packages Of twenty i've be had at the
lilies reside the line Of the road procure pack
Of twenty-five for their personal At . reduced
The Company prepared Goods Pack
ages Of all Kinds place with which they have
tion receiving from delivering ut the domc Of patrons
T. s. WILLIAMS,
jaN II Ma ter OF Tran, pottatou.
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Z 8
r.. T,s,o,rbs 49, vs. ly.IS RI =
,,i,sa 81 IA hhSs s2 - sS9' 1 S r. 3xS2
., T. | OK AZ = W q sS : ~ Z, 8 q
~, T.s.,,.,. $3.50 ~ y - 4 :. ss
,,t,sa - N ~. 49,. "a Ssis II a 5sap
~ 49,, s.s-.. 81 ~, IS
~. Ssr-,.,...t ,,..,,.. se.,s.. 49, 60 =
d -. $500 ~ 8 - ~ ~ - ssss.
d. -.
= WeAnesosys s rs ~
IL AtkAkapes p1eket 2 n. DIcknel, arrived M
l68 haISs cotton ~ ~ suens III ~ - NJ ii
y,e1f NJ. 1893. s ~ + 81
: -. 80 ...-s ~ 81 III 9z
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SUGAR. There was an active demand, with ales
of fully 1000 hhds. at frmer prices. Fair TO Fully
Fair s@sac. o ib.
NoLAssEs. !. Some 5000 bbls were sold at soN
3lAc. for Fermenting and 32@s3c. y gallon for
Prime and Choice 5
Flour. :. Market inactive, and sales confined to
700 or 800 bbls including SO Fine at IS, $50 Super
fine at Is 40, 100 at IS SO, 100 at IS 10, 100 Coun
try Extra at u, and 100 St. Louis do. at 4e rs p bb
GRAIN. :. Com was quiet, with sales Of barely
1900 sacks, including 800 White Mixed at 90c, and
75e At 90@95A 3 bushel In Wheat we heard Of no
transactions or Oats, 800 sacks st. Louis sold at
7sc,, and 100 at SOC. q bushel The sales Of Bran
comprised $50 sacks at 81 OIL, and 100 at 81 10 y
100 ibs.
Provisions . Pork was still higher, and We no
ticed sales Of about 1900 bbls, including 100 Prime
at A13 50 300 Mess in two lots, at $40, 800, also in
two lots at SO 2 and &c., in three lots at $40 SO
q Dbl Bacon was firm, with sales of 20 casks shout
ders at &c, and l6 Of Ribbed Sides at DC d b. OF
Green Meats, 20 casks Shoulders and Sides, and go,
| 900 his Hog Round, in bulk, sold ON private terms
The sales Of Lard included 80 tierces and bbs No.
at l1ac., 225 tierces Prime at &c., and 90 tierces
Choice also at 12c. y n.
COFFEE Sales 1900 bags, Of which 1880 were al
lie, 1l75 at {c., 800 at ll3c and SO at lie . b
SALT. Some cargoes of Liverpool sold recent,
at about Csc. for Coarse and CSC. for Assorted bu
holders generally ask roc. for eargoes fourth fine
INDIA BAGGNG. so bales taken at 13lc. Tgyard
A Retailing generally at lac. y yard.
SrAR CANDLES. IA sale Of 600 boxes, full weight
at zoe. q b. 5ss
HIDES ). The last sales Of Mexican Flint were q
10000. % b.
WHISKY We heard Of no transactions Of an
moment. $500 S
FRE1GHrs. -. "A ship was taken up for Liverpool
id. for Cotton, and British vessel at 15-32d Ais
on Saturday, British ship at the latter rate.
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E &RAIkHOAD. eSf5
No and affer January i, 1882 Passenger TrAns viii 1esye
Ing 0rlesns twice daily 1t ~ H. snd $50 n, srriv
arriving ", will lsave Canton 7s0 A. NJ and 662
Freight ffw Orleans At 80 r. n. and $50 A. NJ.
ll0P H. depart daily at $50 A. H., and arrive daiy 1t
Freight must n. Z vs.!
until next trp Of the fain otherwise It will lay
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,-.7-,sI 4
To cash b,lance ls January is5s.......... s22a ~
To Water Rents to Al recepts 1855 l2S03 q
Fixtures, for introducing pipes. 81
To Incidental FOR coal. l62 "a
To Ranking Department. received from that 6s Is
interest on sinking - ,7ls ls
slsoiss II
DISBURSEMENTS.
ssa7 1886 q
dries ST 500 S. ...................... slh9 ~
Pad materials. 1888 81
Sundes-6xu-es and freight. 2SU2 II
~ Enrnee ...........:. 49,. l47s2 81
D idends and paid. 81 67l 80
City Of New Orleans dividend 1880 90
City of 81 600 each 1900
Sundres. 15l5 76
Cash hand this 3lst December 1871 Is
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