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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18
CINcINNATI MARKKT.

-5..a. ..i-..... .f... rtHciFssTt. august I6. 1859
Flnur-Bov4rs .fili insIs on lower hgerrs. fere y
Fer liie doing snd The msrke, isqaife N'Ak st last
qs"tAtioHs 1
wbes, Is heavy at GOAL o. Red; White at Ioa
IIg.
Corn steady nj POss5 rents.
.Rve duH at al ~ e0nts
Oats 9asc lower. II may be quo,ei al 4esl5e.
whisky ann Al q 4 cents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02

nents ana are popular and Trustworthy. r. g.
T. Jewett 10 In charge OF the ofice, ~. - -
STRICT attention TO the comfort and enjcymeEMER
sengers, has made himself an envlable reFaf1G@
L. ~. Aennef tor ~. Loasss-The rega&p1n
ger PACKET Y. N. Kenneth Capt Henry Swift, -
mander. and MI. H. n. Worsham, clerk, ies~nens-
toaiiy 70 Gay At +. M. for Memphis, Caar0 - -
LOUIS. Inc kennett has fine cabin and exes1e
passenger accommodations Her officers ae -
ano~n IN 'n's city ~ gentlemen OF expzak11 -
.ne.r several departments, correct in oil maaan3
business entrusted 70 their care, and attentse - q
som'o..s OF their guests Remember the I = K@t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02


SUGAR. Some 800 hhds. were sold at about pre-
vious rates. Fair to Fully Fair 54@53c.
NoLAssEs. The sales embraced 400 to 500 bbls
at 2s@30c. for Ordinary and Fermenting, and slA@
SO and 34c. y gallon for Prime and Choice.
FLOUR. We noticed sales of 1900 to 1900 bbls.,
Of which $50 Superfne at So IS, 500 at s6 40, ESQ
on private terms, and $50 at $6 so y Dbl.
GRAIN About 1900 sacks of Corn were sold,
embracing 1923 Mixed at 95c., els at 90, 400 Yellow
and White Mixed at 81, and 627 Fancy Yellow at
81 OFT U bushel. An offer of 81 07s was refused for
a lot Of Fancy White, which was held at 81 10 y
bushel. Oats were dull, and we noticed some 1868
sacks sold, including 263 st. Louis at &c.. and 100
Northern at CSC. y bushel In Bran we heard Of 400
sacks sold at 81 rs y 100 h.
HAY. Oils bales New York were taken on private
terms.
Provisions. Mess Pork was retailing at $l7@
SIT so y bb OF Bacon lot of 100 casks Shoulders
was sold on private terms. In Lard we did not hear
of sale.
INDIA BAGGING. :. "A sale of rs bales at 13c. Is
yard.
COFFEE. Only 300 bags we're sold at 10Jc. o b
WHISKY. -. On Tuesday so bbls. Rectiied wert
disposed of at &c and 100 Raw at SOC. y gallon.
FRE1GHrs. :. Cotton shipping to Liverpool at Id.
and to Hayre at slice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02
MASONIC.

POLAR STAR R.: A.: CHArrEa y; z-ssA.
Essss S..ses HsI s. esss ie :;:s e e'''s-
k r.T Tssas 3; n + 1. III q -
sie VIZ ess.' kss.. " = III s.. Gs.;:
Wm H ao sssa;esy sse's,. cS.s assas
Thursday nigh. s7 O'clock IN The Masonic Hail. sfR
x ss1sds fs's s. H.1s. T. 81 & Il
ssy a'spits e. " RRs s9nss. q y
ssS%jd Treasurer; Joseph GSs's' rs
assemble. hela On he s.i satard. s'e Il s.ss -
NJ; W T. %ilsen z d ": q & sehnais f fss -
ss fshs a.ss,s & ssasa
JACQUES De !, N,LAY coxxAxDERxx No. ...HD
Ft ose nsgs "a .:ss1 n ne s lss. a.
posns Capt; Gen 8 g R:l, Fls,.ts; ~ = ss:s -
shaw Recorder sas VIM Tlsfstd sen aGnlo'
FRIENDS Or HARMONY LODGE No R E.zAH
ssd saso :. -
Qnicers7samns HARDY, ". n; John Gonl., ANIE
20 f Ssss s;ssss. II a1l
ffatsrnaily invited 10 attend. Y
4. Dssof.A. 49,
MOUNT MoRIAH LODGE No. 50. p. and i. H-MA
hsa IL ssu sars s Ssa aa e
daesfs-y. 4; Watts, WI; The. Sanford. g " M
psss'ssy q Tsss1 p
sys a2ps n Grand IL
Hall nss 81: oh hairless sTse, =. M =.
wss ( St sPs Hls.spfs
Hedges, Chaplain; Joseph Cheliet. Tyler. : ~
uDUDLEY LODGE No. So, r, and A. M-Ressir e.-n..s
cations cations e. 4. this 1.I Lgdss are held every
s asf s0d fs,aso .1es
ofieers-wm. d. stswar., W. NJ; w. +. Pur,t..,. az
secrssG9 MsT J. b. e. e. Sssaa
MARION LODGE No. e. r. and A. M-Resxssr rsualE
on every 1hs .dsy evening O'Clock, tue dn.Tks
s, oalssrsIT Hedges IN; 4. ?. Beer. 49,
sscrssa!y George a. Peis. s. D. B. g. Aessis j.
aIss sasd aoDs q Rom H. h.sE. R
josa Ws; III b. WI Rfa DsS'i wsis
A. Mcguire, Secretary. - y
s, s1 Friday evening o'clock sd
John Snish.. J: VI; rs. IsEnaan treasured; 4 ~
Ha n 4.' e. Feepon' Sem 81 Richard Kane Jua L
day sTssss st e ssiosS as
, oaceIsvA Das,is, W ~; g. B churehiI, M;G- e
Gacsey s. 81 john Ray se.S'i g. & l' %s f
HERMITAGE LODGE No. ss F: and A. Il. mssss h -
erson Hall, corner Magazine and Philip ReEake
pgs the arst and third Fridays Of each month. q 8 .
oMcers-p Wilson, " NJ; Thos. Burden, s. W.; A Esas
wssl, ) ? <: Ns.sr, ! is l. b@is. i Ts3s. - -
tend. VIM WEaER Gexr
LOUISIANA LODGE No. l02, F. and A. NJ. holds s,as@
o'clock p M. at Masonic Hail. -,
ofdcersmW. O. Driver, W. NJ; Aaron Harris g. W EM
deret j. w.: Geo. Nathan, Treasurer L. H Gsrdne Eezz
tary; . " Clamp, s. D. A. 4. Nivens, j. d. J. kwE@EE T.
N. Benach Stewards Wolf Tyler.
HOME LODGE No. 49, F. and A. NJ meets "a LsF1sn
night. "
Gfncers-J G. Bachelor, W. NJ; G. i. Hilser. g. waxu.
anley, j. W; A. Mcneil, Treas.i ". Beaitie zE. M.
Drew, Sen D; @. Weidt, Jun D.; r. Savage, Tyler
OCEAN LODGE No. ia, A. F. and NJ, neetsevesy
Third Distri (.
ofticets-A. tioldmsn, w. NJ; j. P. Warner 4 w-Ga
Rayth J W.; Mlspansh, Treas; J; a. Ie.tsn saus.za
VIM Clark, s. d F. D. Bnge J. d. Webster Long, Massage
J Nc lean and d. p Vessel, Ste wards; T. Bell chsuEs q
]. Ungerer, Tyler.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,
, ME w ORLEANS, jack
|sON AND GREAT NORTHERN


During the continuance OF the Crevasse passen-
gers Will transported between New Orleans and Pass Man
chac Bridge (thry-seven miles from New Orlesns) by the
trains Of the Carolon Railroad TO the Lake. thence by se
and eommodonx Bridge beyond which
there Is no interruption.
Passengers will Orleans the Carrolton Rail.
road Depot vol Circle Nix O'Clock In the morning.
twenty minutes six the afternoon and returning to New
Orleans, will arrive Mt ta Depot Tvo Circle
In the morning and the same hour in the evening.
The trains for Kenner will leave the depot OF
Hope street A. NJ and r. M Returning will leave Ken.
ner 845 A. NJ and 445 r. NJ Freight station will
be received Mt the depot from r. NJ until M
Fare, 40 cents ench way
Freight for Mnnhac and stations above will be daily
ct the old warehouse ihekon bank Of the New Canal
tween Liberty md Howard reefs. until 5P. NJ.
ing the established stations line It's
necons.
will be seen by the foregoing that and freight
Will be transported without interruption and that connections
with other roads will be made regularly heretofore.
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Children three years old aud under Tree; those three
and twelve years DID, all twelve old
fullfare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty-five be had at the
once Of the Master Of Transportation Camp street. opposite
Square Persons who reside in the city and have
residence establishment tho line Of the road
tickets In twenty for their personal
dueed rate.
The Company prepared forward Goods and Pack
all kinds every place with which they have
on receiving and delivering the In Of the city
T. s. WILLIAMS,
Malta of Trans
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CATTLE n EFT.


JEFFERSON CITY. June l, 1859.
The market scarcely varied. A heavy stock Of
Texas Cattle offered, but the market about bare
of Western Beeves, with fair supply Of Hogs and
small stock at our quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02

AYERS AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
"A Of InteTmten, Fever Or Fever and Ague, Remit
5 h os sss dsss M s
class Of diseases originating in hillary arrangement caused BY
1s@eds ious easd by the necessities of h.
9 Ss aa os e aGd s
will eradicate the disease and with assurance founded on
Ras be
the communities where prevails Proven
tie must Is de
the system aud developusnt Of the disease
the first approach of its pemonitory symptoms. 1t is
quantity
for s w Rr the and qs spa a
should have and freely both protection
aG ss 1s H. P s s Pass s
eyer n a a s or snd
seeny produces qonns s Or other Injurious effects
healthy tf, as they had never the disease ' Wv
and Ague not alone the Of the mias
tien anong which are Neusss Rhsamsisn out Head
s se sI tie spesn Mssteta Paa s
Bowels Collie Paralysis and Infringement the stomach Gil
ct Fsse I'll
from The blood and consequently cures them all alike 4 is AZ
tempGary res9F in the mssr 3, DISTRICTS T. taken ocea
crstsd from the system and esuno aecumuae in sutcisn
suan.y to rrep into disease Hence is even valuable
mttents they avail themselves Of the protection this rened,
Ayers Cathnr,ic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC
composed that disease within the range Of their actor
rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating proper
ties search and cleanse and nvorae every portion of the
orgaisn correcting its diseased action and restoring
healthy vitses As consequence of these properties the
invalid who is bowed down with pain physical debility Is
tonshed to find his health energy restored by remedy
once simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the every day complaints
but many formidable aud dangerous diseases The
below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Alma
mac containing certificates of their and directions
their the following compats Cosiveness Heartburn
Headache arising from dsordered Stomach Nausea ndiges
iou Pain in and Morbid Inacton of the Bowels Flaulency
Loss of Appetite Jaundice and other kindred complaint
arising from low state of the body obstruction of its
tons They excellent Alternative for the
the blood and the restoration Of tone and strength 10 the
deblitated by disease
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For the rapid of Coughs Colds, uenaas Hoarseness
Cronp Bronchitis Incipent Consumption and for the relief
Consumptve Patients in advanced of the disease.
So wide the field of its usefulness and tbs
of its cures that almost every section Of the
sbouuds in publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases Of the lungs by 1T
When tried its superiority other medi
its virtues known the public longer hesitte what ant;
employ for the distressing mud dangerous affections
the pulmonary that incident to climate. Wh
inferior remedies thrust tho community have aet
AVID been d carded this has gained friends by every trial.
fered benefits the afflicted they forget pro
and remarkable be forgotten
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER \ co, lowell Mass. Fo
sale by j: Wright co.
Also by HAyJLAND, CLARK GEORGE. Mobile, and b,
all Dealers DE- SIN
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Total exports of domestic produce 49, OO3
Exports of foreign merchandise 20. $50
Total exports for the quarter ending March 81 1859
Exports Domestic Produce quartar
year to end OF the 80 June. 1859.
For the quarter ending 30h September 1855 Sll S26 56
For the gu ending 3Ist December 1858. %
For the quarter ending 3st March, 1859 .... 32O57 OD3
Total for the three quarters .......... S72 800
The exports for the quarter ending the Both June
last were 500 $40, 1856. Should they reach that
amount for this present quarter, the value for the
fiscal year will exceed any previous year, the most
we have on record being $l00,l59,7ll, say for the
year ending the 3Oth June, 1858.
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q SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON
81 WoRksIHavng largely increased our facilities for
VNAMENTAI4 IRON WORK, we would particularly
call the attention Of ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
MARBLE CUTTERS and the public generally, Book OF
Designs and Specimens at Wareooms 81 Camp street
lery Rapgs @ do Cemetery 80 Patterns of High Fences
SO do. Vernndahsogether with Stairs, Fountains. Vases
Satuary Animals and almost every article of Iron Work
decorative character
In addition the above unusually large variety Patterns
Exclusively constantly producing
giant designs and srepaed work that may bt
required of which drawings furnished us.
Having adop.sd the Philadelphia list of prices CONF
IDENTIFY ASSERT that furnish of the above work
at MUCH LOWER RATES than any House in the Southern
Country and purchasers will find it their advantage
visit Waeroos before making their selections elsewhere
WOOD, MILTENBERGER CO.,
Wareroom, 81 Camp street. Foundry and Machine Shop
rcboupitoulas street.
WOOD PEROT, Philadelphia ja26 6m
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B TIM o R E .
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

N -
The undersigned has disposed all his right title
est in the business known las " DORIS SOUTHERN AD-
vERTISING AND COLLECTING AGENCY ITO the firm Of
A. B. STRAWBRlDGE& Co., who will hereto.
FORE j. W. D0RR.
New Orleans December H. 1858.
SOUTH ERN ADV ERTISIN
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having purchase succeeded the sole control
Doris Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will be continued by the undersgnedby and with the
currence of publishing principals.
A. B. STRAwBRIDGE l. co.
H5-ofce ia1a Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 20, 1855 do tt
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MARROW PLhTEs-VULCANITl BASE.
FACTS vs. ASSERTION.

The Dentists Of this city take great pains to deprecae the
vulcante Of durability They very loudly but
to produce sustain their assertions Those who will
m trouble call will be furnished with facts and
unaoubed testimony showing that from three to four of
makes change whatever and If heat md the
strongest acids make impression is fair to infer that 1t
will last anita well as any other style.
Il should that the resent improvement of Dr.
Smith which dispesas with Of the plate covering in the
roof of the mouth is equally applicable to gold and patna
which we use for those who prefer these metals.
Having Inserted twenty full sets, refer to we'll
known cizes Who having exhausted the skill of the best
Dentists the North have found the Vucanite vastly
superior and usefulness Our method of inserting
the law teeth masticaon is entirely new and all
the purposes OF the nutlfal teeth.
b. s. SMITH Il CO.,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
al9 IF 10 Baronne street.
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To-dNy sues were cOnheu TO 6UUU bales nj barely
sustained prices.
mand for piece goods and yarns suitable for India
bat an absence OF continental buyers. This is re-
ported to have been the character Of the days market
also.
Breadstuffs declined further at the beginning OF
this week. but recovered later on and were to-day in
fair consumptive demand at los. 6d.00lls. Cd. foi
American White, and at IS. 6d,01lls. for American
Red Wheat. American Flour is quotable at lis. Cd
@l4s. per GENITAL Indian Corn 7s.03ss. 4d.
Rice in the rough is quiet but firm; Carolina
brought from 2ls.@23s. Cd. per ewt. in bond.
Lard is i'll improved demand. and commands from
Cos, GlG2s. Cd. per cwt., according to quality.
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FOUNDRY AND mACHIrE-sHoP

~ o g A TT II RSO N,
Successor to McCan Petterson) corner OF Delord
and New Levee streets.
The undersigned Is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY of oil kinds fol-
Steam Boats sugar Psntatons Saw Mills, Cotton Presses
Fire Fronts. Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description. Metallic Packing TO,
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings ETC.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir
Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks Valves Of all sizes usec
by steamboats,.
He Agentfor the sale of John T. osbos Patent Fuel sa,
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken of by the Picayune Printing
Office and others that have them in these Bari
be under boiler lately put up this estab
iishment.
He has also made for the sale OF second
Boilers and Machinery and will establish
the establishment where large quantity hand Boil
and Machinery may be found at all times for
GEORGE PATTERSON.
L.. is1 ~
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PORGEs ExpRESS--

opeu extensive assortment of French md German
LOOK ING.GI.ASSEs Gilt Frame Imitation do: Orna
and Plain Wood of style Glasses Portraits
/, Eugravings. Photographs, etc.
His superior splendid etct offered at forty ner cent
than last aud twenty below
ket prices.
BEvery article guaranteed and the Locking
Glasses wi dohie irkness Tie above deduc
tho discount allowed and the decline glasses
Gliding guaranteed far years.
An immense Gallery Of Paintings. Fngrnvsgs Litho.
graphs greatest msseis is exhibited for
siderable reduction.
A large variety Of Tasses Pima CLASPS, etc.
PARTET AND AnbRorYPE GLASSES.
FOR SALEA Of stareoscopic Views, excessively low
to close consignment,
ze~ Paintings Renovated. nlS GIa
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r. cuIHITli4 = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1859
f&s ssszsass2NEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAl
NORTHERN RAILROAD
K X p r e 8 q,

(Once In the Railroad Building Camp street, opposite
fsyette SQUARED will deliver in part Of the city such Bag
By the Railroad, otherwise, be entrusted to their
charge forward the with and dispatch any
point the Northern Railroad, the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
either the Express Office at the residences offices of
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will 60
through the Train aud receive the Checks and address Of all
wishing their Baggage sent 70 their hotel residence
H8-The Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In cbsrge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
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n q f. ROLLING, cUCCEssoRs TO P. RoY,)
Nvhoisanle and Retail Groeers,
AND DEALERS in WINES FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC
IIGuGRS,
No. 40 OLD LEvEE sTREET,'New ore,ns,
nj lytW Between Bienville and Cent.
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1Au,horized Agents of Bonbalier Island Of Cuba
Express d. II

DOMRAIIER g. CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds of packages and
freight to Havana maianzas cardenas Villa Glare sasua Ia
Cuba Trinidad Gsnfuegos etc. in connection with the Ex
presses Wells Fargo Co., Darlington Co., United States
Express Company American European Express and FIX
change Company the United States California and Europe
Agents In New Orleans BEDDING i CO..
feS If St. Charles st., under St Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
Gnd popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists snd Dealers Propreors lowest prices
General Depot Special Agency No. 16l and Il Ohartor
xtraat Nn.r La
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PONTCHAHTRAIN RAIL-
6n h ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
= Commanding Sunday, May !, 1853:

I0K =, =. which will be The last regular Train.
On Sundays the steam train will AXE the o'clock morning
TRIP and leave the city every hour aer IL o'clock until IL
o'clock at night.
On and gfter Sunday 18th there will be halfhour trips
every Sunday from o'clock until 8.
Extra special trips night by the Horse Car,
when required. by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will Gentiy Station when notified,
mail and after o'clock p N. Sundays Fare
each way Is conductors have timely notice
atop tt
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8ebietu Of tbt NlMk.ts.

CRxscyxr oryIcE, No. 10 Camp street
Thursday Morning, June 2, 1859. Z
CorToN. There were some few parties in the
market yesterday, and the sales amounted to about
1900 bales, with little or no change in prices.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
e ssa 2daiias...:sss1s
Low Aiddhng-. .i014gl0A fnir.. @
srAfMsNT OF COTTON.
stock hand 1st September 1883. .......bsea 1914
Hccsvsd since.
1.7ss.2aS
Exported TO date. IL ,639Sf
Exported yestefdsS.............-. 4s32-l,6H0a9
Burnt. ......................"... II SO $50
Stock hand cleared ..,,,.., Ils637
TOBACCO. We did not hear of sale worth re-
porting.
eTATKNKKr OF TOBACCO.
stock on hand LIST September. 1858. .hhda. 80l4
Received Yesterday $50 63,42f
81, E5
Exported ~. s40N
Stock on hand not q, Ala
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= EE EsssssNz3 GKEAT SOUTHWESTERN

AL NAIL ROUTE.
.H---AG Through to New York in Four Days
and Nineteen HoursAvoldng s the Dangers of the River
and Lakes
Quickest Route Memphis st. Louis, Chicago. Cincinnati,
Washington Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved -ony Seventy Miles staging-vis
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
RAILRO AD
70 Caton Miss thence by Mississippi Central Railroad and
ems Sutton Dudley treble daily line Of Four Horse Post
Coaches to Grand Junction Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis and New York he had at the
Ticket office Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads Gap of the Mississippi Central Railroad have
become good aud close connections throughout
she whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad pro-
crossing rapidly, and the staging will reduce accordingly.
Harsixty pounds of Baggage allowed each passenger.
az I'm SINS, SUTTON K DUDLEY.
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COMMERCIAL.
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort 8, Cohen,


LIVERPOOL, May IS, 1859
This week was free of excitement quiet, although
not reassured feeling prevailed. Consos firm,
with an advancing tendency and closed to-day at
9ll@192 in London. Money was more abundant at
easy rates for short dates.
Cotton experienced an improvement early in the
week, in consequence of numerous attendance of
spnne,s, and at one time was pretty regular at an
advance of td01ld. in American descriptions. This
improvement has, however, partially been lost again.
and quotations cannot be advanced more than about
ID upon those of last Friday. The prominent feature
of the week formed the very large arrivals of cotton,
mainly from the United States which are now getting
ready for SALE and which likely to attract the at
tentiou of buyers next week. The American adyces
reach to the 9th ult, per Europa, and the 3Oth
ult. per Fulton. "..-
The sales were 1890 bales of all kinds, including
1890 American, and $40 East India Consumers
took IS $50 bales, spectators 1850 and exporters
20l0.
The imports comprised the unprecedented weekly
figure of 2l5 All bales of which 22l 0l0 We're Amer
lean.
The stock now stands 1S5 $50 bales larger than last
week and exceeds that of last year at this time by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02

. UTVER--3g'frk Choice Selected Goshen landing es
u Empire City, for sale by E. WOLFF,
ais Corner Grayier and New Leyee streets.
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T E x A s
VERA CRUZ AND TAMPICO.

Sails on FRIDAY. 10Th June. at s A. NJ.
ESan FOR VERA CRUZ and TAMPICO-
GNl& The splendid new iron steamship Indinn-
- ola, souper commander, will lea We as above
taking freight and for the above pos reduced
rates For freight or passage apply TO
D. de GOICOURIA,
IS Camp street-up. stairs
1ndanoln is entirely steamship, and
passed Tor speed, comfort and safety. my30
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE--THE UNDER
~ signed have formed Copartnershp for the purpose of
trausacing the Facorage and General Business
this city, under the aud style of HAWKINS d NOR.
WOOD Office No. 8 Carondeet of Union street.
G. S. HAWKINS,
Late Oakley, Hawkins 4 Co.
A. j. NORWOOD,
N.Y. 3mdW OF Clinton, La.