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1 RESPECTABtB Girl. WANTS A sITUA ZION AS
a sermsresa and cbdren's fit and cat their
dresses do the OF hi and embroidery HIS
good reference Call $50 West .0 7th In The
basement
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Ele-an,iy llius'rated every week.


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NH, sw s.., u, tw,veufs ,Oand2 gifts.
XIV XVI ''F', ~ !, rsc ycars i 90 and 3 gins.
NM ~ f;,r ,;ye wears 90 aud gifts
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Three copies one year, 70 70 ana g.ns'
Five copies one yenr, ! ~ ana v'''s.
Zen copies one year. 40 ~ a"u !" 9' ''',,.
lrxen'y-one copies year s'''o a"o = I'M" NM.
Inc ari'c'es N
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= packages gole, co"'a'"'"s ..'o INN.
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nNox4s ExAxrIg The Legislature o.
California have appropriated 5000 per an
nam 70 the Washington Monument ~
Washington City, II Il TO be con''nueo
annually in the monumental completed
,he aggregate sum will prove 70 be &c"
.,ous oce. There is no danger Of secession
from State that is So alive 70 tie @emo'
ries aud cIorcs Of the unirn.
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D,x,-,.s ~ r4rrorSia.-A m'' pass"
40 assemble % ,L,s State By e"'r y -
III, entitled IAN &c, grating 'f'- ecosc"
:, lie /. ,slsia,urc 10 The formation = az
f,r,., government, Tor che s"n'heF" ecu"
~. 81 he state. which involves an ae'o"'
a;,;s;oo .f the s,ss~, by cutting 90 large
por,isn cs ~ <cu,her~ ex'rc~''.' ~''"
49, "a us reorganization hcrcs'ser ~'u
Arizona into new State
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The PRESIDENT Srrrcstp 70 st's .nN
.o,r.s,cudew, ~ the Hartford Tines,
..;,;. f,,,m SIN Ricardo. Cuba. says:
~~u,:ewsa asmed Bucaassn was -
q, ,d,oas tcw days rsnce, sad The span
;.rJs on lcsrrins his nAme, crowded a'cu"'
staring Il, him Is II I've wss sc~e wild am
sna,. aud some asked II he had really co"'
20 buy Cubs
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yrvHE undersigned oversee Of ne poor q
Bainhridre Township, dubois county
Indiana. does hereby certify taat The follow.
inc named poor persons residing ~ saIc
TOWNSHIPS arc 10 be provided for, to-w'' -
Go,leib Ssuer. alas Tx and Aqoinica pr,en'
back. for NE maintenance Of each q them
Sealed Proposals will be received ~ tne
Trustees Office 10 the town Of jasper, y
said Township on lie lith day q May o9
sa;d con,ract 10 commence on FIRST Monda,
n June 1852, and be for one year.
p;tders vi,' state the amount per month
i. ~ CROMER. Oversccr d Poor
IL cambridge Township.
April 20. lS59-lm.
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10Y AND GL.ADNESS
HAS BEEN BROUGHT
.T0 7lauy Home. a. Families,


since The Introduction Of that World ~.
ro.ned mrdicine. DR.. MAINS A6Uh
rAlSAM. In the Western Country, sno -
,.c;.uv the INST seasvn--lt his drought
b.,l,h and happiness into NOR iAa'iisrs ma
,ov remedy upun record. The qies'ion
~ ,,ld naturally arise. why u thir! Because
!, .Jnes. ~ All cases in the shortest t'm', ~.
!. y, ehill-. fever and sgse in 10 wort 'vfms
ma In All cases performs spcesy cure
p.,s.,s residing in mnlnrmur dis'slcts us'g
,,h;s Bslsam occasionally during The s'ek!
...aon. need have no ieays 81 ~ susck ="
.cue II Il therefore highly rrcf IMMENSE
II a sure preventative, " psed ~ sms" ~
80 dailv during that pa ticnlar time VIM"
III lass az Diseases prevail For wsnt o.
49, 80 ~ can only offer lew Of the many
evidences 10 iis favor. -. 80
/, On. MANN e. Co. Gallon "n'o a;s;..,
/, We Arc al 4 loss 20 end Language sum's"s
- por,ray 10 The public the great es'ee" !.
|, which vnur celebrated .Agnc ba'sam IN.
I \, Ms community. The TACT y y nsse' 80.
|, =. e.,. ..ue in is worst fosms, ana We ""
! ~, s,,.;.c clse Yours. &c,
uuLOBERT s. TAILOR Drurr'''
4 co,ir.h. Miss, Oct. 70, 1879.
d Nessrs. 8. X. MaN& Co.-'e"'s; -
u ;cr orocured d supply Of your Arue nas' ""'
i INA ,cs,inc !, thoroughly in many seve..II
ID ses IL long standing. where az '"e P,ys n
e. ,smsd;es II he day hsd failed, J ion.u y !.
c..cs vour I,aIsam effected a saie snd sps.v,
IL c",e /, j Jus, The medicine We vn"' -
u = ~ south. Respertsnl.y to"s,
b. :" I" Joseph BUCHANAN, pruer..'
Q. New Work, Peb. 2sd: lsss.
y. Messrs. s. X. NAM 4 C"-u Vi .our
p. n.ys !, or house in VI. Louis. so'a ~. ~
BE- cue Rslssm some three years. sna "'i 4
III .nrefulIv observed iis effects, 49, w.
b. cs"dor say, DO not believe J; h,s - =, eS ssr
y The history Of medicine; for. 70 ~ ~
u. son.I knowledge, II cures pesmsnensy Y, o,h
case. sad have known y nseu e.ss 49,. hspc,
!, remedies lad failed. with ne same WY. e;s,
.s.ul, have no hesitation IN psososI; M,
- !, ~ greatest discovery ever maze :. y eve
,oi,,ent rene dies. and : cer'ee' u's.
chilIs, fever and sgue. Re.rss"vwvyn oD.
css q /. MANN 4 CO.: Prop,rlmcs .n'
~, Gallon, Ohio. Sold By al' sc |" a M
!. gisis.
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pcrs II the day.
Every SubscrilTv will receive two prem.
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he pas ment Of 20 cens eacn. As soon
a. the subscription money II received, the
subscriber will be informed what his Prem
iunls are. and thent j. optional with him
whether be pays the 25 cents on each and
takes the Premiums o. not.
The Premiums that we sell 10 the sub
scrbers Tor &c cents esrh, are embraced IN
the following List:
4 pjanoiortes. $500 each
10 d, 900 =
u Gold Hunting ca-ed Watches, 100 +"
"a Sewing Machines. l2o
30 do, 20
100 Gold Watches -
200 Silver Hurting DO ~
500 4 lk Dress Patterns %
SILVER Watches, Gold Chains Coli
Bracelets, brooches. and various other ar
,icles, worth from 80 cents to 50.
TERMS
Que ropv one year - 90 and . Premiums
tine copy iwn yrnrs - 80 and =
One copy three years - 90 aud
one copy live yearS - md ~ =
AND TO cLVas.
) Three copies. cnr year - 90 and premium
Rive comics one year IS 90 and 10 .
Ten ccp,eS nne year, ei5 90 and 20
Twenty copies. one year, $50 90 and ~ I
An extra COPY given 10 ih'sr getting v
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~, ~ peee;ris and Expenditures 81 9
D.;rhridre Township; l,nh~'s Conn'y'
md. for ,he financial year lS2s, enc'ns ."
April Is, 1889
rEcTiTrs. r
~, - h,rd ~ Com. Schorl Fund, - lrs' a
settlement with Town. Treas. soeo -
nal On hand 81 Social School Tax
:, ,os, sr.. with Town Treas. 20 ~
am. ., o.. - Dom "a Treasurer. 100 aa
Amt. received from J. Stephenson
donated towards tuiding bridge
on Riley Mil road. ~ -
Amt. reed from X. l. liard'n 'o' "A wv
desk.
~" w. r'sas dnr;cc ire wear. III Is
AMI. received Of Com. Sctco' fund,
) , MY a's,,'0000'' $50 " 5o7 IS
AMI. reed of Cour 'nwnship funds,
Nav distribution, 1853, from 20.
: Treasurer, iof M
Total receipts drrng ,hc year, sl,s74 q
Y rxrExnlrrEfs-
Amour, paid for tuition TO Common Srnc !.
tea hcrs, ~ i,
AMI. maid for Township nr'noses, ~ =
An, paid for building schoo' houses
and repairs and fuel out OF special y,
an school tax,
~ Ralrrcc on hand il money and Co.
:" orders, April ~. 1879, ~
s1,17i s
I'll. balance in The township treasury
l0 ,A,o Tho regpcctyc funds as TO
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az When is tired man hike "e''
When he needs a-rest'ng-
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Miss Sol TlIwukTI.
Col. G.. w. CRorkhrT,
CHARLES I5rRpElT,
InoMAs prN> ENGLISH. NJ. D..
lIESgy CIApr. Jun,
GEonGE AENoIp,
SMrrL lorNc.
Mrs ANNA WlIELrLEr.
Miss Nlrcl>IA VAUGHAN,
Mrs. IL NIGSoN,
Miss HATTIE CLARK,
lsIxlEs .JUnxsov,
Write only Tor The
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DEAN & SALrfE. eucre~svrs to Becker y co.
-
TIE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
PRIZE il Que of the lsr 81 and b,sf liit-
rary psper- "a HE .iav An Imperial Quar-
~ containing Il gilt pages ~ forty columns.
L the most interesting and fascinating resd
ing mater. from the pens OF the very mrs.
Ariters oi The day.
Ele.an,iy Illustrated every week
-. .s-r22o51lA
Worth from 80 cents ~ $50 VIII DC giv
~ ID esch subscrihrt immedia'ely On receip
Il The snhrcrp,ion money. This - present
u ~ Memcnto OF Friendship md not a.
n nduccmen, 10 q tain Subscribers
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
NO. 1O3..
Qallp 0atlonaI 1rmotrat.

JUDAH ALDEN.-It will be remembered
that the whaling bark Sarah Warren, which
recently arrived at San Francisco, reported
having found on the shore of the main land.
forty miles from Cerros Island, whale boat.
with the body of dead man in it, and
trunk containing papers belonging to Judah
A'uen' A writer in the San Francisco News
says:
thinking that can throw some liobt on
TINS mystery, thus narrate. Manv of vou-
readers will, doubtless recollect on IA os;..
T'ent draylnan, well known by the nome ~
Judnh Alden, who, for many years draved
Tor the honse OF Turnbull Il Walton in ,bis
cty. iarly in the month of April 1s5s
JUDAH having got tired of dmyine. concln'
ded % again return to his old 6usiness-tbat
o. gong TO gen, a business which he had fok
lowed from his early boyhood up to his emf
grafton To this State. which was in the early
P"rt OF 1850 He accordingly shipped as
",nti mate of the clipper ship Challenger.
Cal II Ninsun, bound for New York ,;a
Elde Island, where she stopped for a cargo
of gnnno AT the latter place, some dificHL
| ty occurring between him and the Contaip
he took whaleloat nnd, with four Of the
crew, lefi the ship. Since Which tine moth.
inS his ever been heard Of him Judg;nu
ON the similarity of the names. and the in.
c'oeiis thereto that the body Of the man
found in the boat was that of Judah Alden.
The lalai ce of the boats crew. | supnose
er shed on the main Land for want of sub,
-i>leice there Lein z no hahitation within rs
M IS OF the shore IN Il at locality. A well
kIo"h gentleman of this city, lately return
ID from hat region, reports having found
three dead ludies on the main land lust
at reas' Of Cerros Island; he being aware of
the drseit.on from the Challenger, supposed
that they were portion of the crew.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

FLuIr AT YANKEE JMs.-The Courier of
June I'd, has the following:
?. In the orchard of Moulton, at Yankee
"tmt' ni We iound recently peaches pears. ap-
rle"t@' plums, cherries, raspberries. straw
b' lries. and other fruits of the very finest
and most improved varieties grown in this
Stare We observed dwarf pear bush. Of
tw" years growth, which contained over
aw" Nv hundred aud fifty healthy looking pears.
Inc each trees are also full having upon
th'lr limbs 50 great a weight of fruit as to
bend them down to The earth. The rasp-
rerries and strawberries are also growing in
'hd" IS Profusion There are a number of
't'e' "Iehards in the same vicinity. said to
ne III tdll be"lins. There is no doubt but
That III couple or three year. more there
VIII < II sutiici,ncy of fruit raised in our
hi.l orchards 10 supply the market In the
mines.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
CA,rls.-The Molie Trilune notice. II,

CAMEts-The Molie Tribune notices the
a'tival al that city of twenry-one camels
fr' m tex : Eight IF them have been en-
gagged. and the tai nee are Cor sale for plant
i'n use. II i'said one If them can easily
carry ,wo loles ofco,ton on its back. at the
r'c Of - miles day, over a roid which
w"u'd G impa' salle to an empty wagon
i'aNr lY pair Of mules The cost of keep
lrg trum iSTrry little, and in endurance, IN
DER iaDor and rivption, 70 animal oan excel
'h'm' Ih"y are also gentle in disposition.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
w. II. THOMPSON,
AI All BILE.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEVINE 81 BRO,
h Street Corner Si5th Sacramento, Cat.
NTARIIE MANTBLs AND GRATIS, NONE.
4NA nInts, Tomb and Grave Stones, Table and Coun-
ter TOPS, Tile Granite aud Freestcne Sills and Lin
tel &C.. &C., constantly on hand and made 70 order
dore with dispatch. jsHt-AA
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
THE sIcKLrs TnAcEpy y,svrn ~ Pms.

IHE SIcKLEs Tragedy VIEWED IN PARIS
\ corr e'p"ndent Of the N. Y. Times says:
The Sickles tragedy is the prominent tonic
ct discussion in the cafes of Paris. The
Frcl ch theory land the correct onel is. that
ne really guilty party in the sad affair is the
writer Of the Anonymous note-a meddlesome
inf rmer- " no is presumed to he a woman
Iealous of Mrs. Sickles.
Hell hath no fury like n woman scorned.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
TO THE INTERIOR MERCHANTS,
AND
OTHERS INTERESTED.
WNE. I. BOVEE 81 co.,
ProprietoIs OF the Pioneer COGco and
Spice lIills.--Established May, 1850.

Spice lIiIls.--Estabiished May, 1850.
1913 FRONT STREET.. go. SAN FRANCISCO,
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF TIICst
w res dii . in the interior the St1tr to tcIl
NEW BRAND OF COFFEE. styled WM. II. BuNEE& a
co : FAMILY CIEFaG (each package b.
ing their stamp) put up IN b. papers, 4 lbs in
case. Also, for Restaurants and llae,s, in ID Ia
pas 100 b. cases. he increased demand for Til,
hrnndhts induced US Ia ma such arrangements
viii enable us to furnish, hereafter, TEuLY & oltE
ARTICLE of COFFEEnot to b. surpassed, II equaled, ~
this market; aud / those who are dtsrous uf erjuN
ing the luxury Of extra fine cup of coffee they may
RELY upon dong 50, it they will purchase brand
FAMILY COFFEE; tue conditions oltr arr, II Il
does prove represented return the same by re-
shipment, aud draw upoh for NIL expenses incurred.
We are anxious to introduce This brand throughout
the uirro Of the State, aud Il, tcrmi ed to slnre
M pains Ia make It truly FAMILY CuFt EE, sutls-
fed tat there are those who are willing 10 pas a rea-
sonnbp iir price Tor the same.
We shn continue tn manufacture the RIO COFFEf
under the nnme o. Pioneer Mills ami customers nal
rely upon its being of the uniform quality as
her,tuf it.
Oar brand NJ Fresh California Ground Spices { =
favornhly kuoWi) we shall continue TO furnsh At the
lowest market price, II q ID. glass. ana ard 10 ID,
cans II hl9 3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

For year, ,(per maiD. ....... .......... $12 90
six months (" ........ ............ 90
three 60 90 ......... .......... 90
ADVERTISING.-0ne square of twevelines and
than six lines, first insertion 3d. each subsequent
insertion 81 80. When advertisements are inserted at
nteI walls, each insertion will be charged the first
For half square of six lines than three, first
insei on -, each subsequent 81. For three lines
or less, hrstinserton so. Monthly advertisements
end II each month, extra charge will be made
For lalf square of SIX lines and more than three
ines, per month, ~. Por three lines per month 80
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

REAL ESTATE IN BosToN-A dispatch dated
Boston, May 9th says:
rive lots of real estate on Summer street
and vicinity, with valuable buildings thereon.
belonging TO Emery b. Fay, sold az auction
to day, bringing total of nearly $3.50 600.
The most valuable lot, that embracing the
Mercantile building, brought 80 80 per foot.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
Sperial 0utires,

HOIIOway's Ointment and PIIls.-After all
other applications fail, Hooway's Ointment guar
antied to heal liberated leg or any rnnning sore
without pain or danger. In dyspepsia the Pills are
positive specific.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
Premium Hair Ton q.

Warranted to restore Grey Hairs to their orig.
nal color, and thin or ecayed hairs their youthful
luXuriance ald beauty. Also, to cure. Te tuall,, ,
Scurf1nt d lliruI Reasons why il should be use /
in preference to any other preparation for th. hair:
First-pne bottle will restore grey hairs to their
original Color.
Se;ln lJne half bottle wi cure the worst case Of
Dan lruT.
Thirl-There is no oil il. this PREPARATION and " l.
not soil the finest linen.
This Sa chemical preparation and has been manu-
facured for many years in the Atlantic States, aud is
offered to he public AMI guaranteed the best Hair
RestOr ltive now in use.
~ rhjs lItr II iic was twlrle \ special diplo-
ma ut the State Fair, VI lrysvile, lsu~t.
Manuiac urel only at the Drug Store Of
S. \. WATTS, Mlrysv.le.
And sold by E. r. SrENCE, Nevada.
Dr.. w. p FLINT, FbrbeStown.
nov2S-my CLARK GIBSON, Il Elgleyile.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Ia published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns Of reading matter. he aim OF
the pul fishers will be to make It good paper, and
suitable Gering fOririendsin tn Atlantic States.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
MARYsVILLE PARK HOUSE.

TENHEE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT f4t.a4ss
a fully mlur his eudS ami the pu hC Is:,KsH
&c crHliy, ttat he hrs a,ep char o the EFHAH
above well known House, md made mrny E4Ass&
improvements there H. order to pr 'm te the llea--
ure an, sp rt Of th se who ma, favor hlm hA vs-
IT,. Ills table w be supplied with the ch ice of tn
market ether with such Injuries are peculiar to-
puhie house connected with "A wei stuc~ed mrm and
garden.
The BAR will he stocked with none other than g'od
Wines anh l. quo 5, such ms will pease the consumer.
There is tlsl connected with the above lluuse, IA
Bow ling Ale which has no supef fior Ia the safe.
This House s situated ~ peasant grove, within
half an h urs ride nf the city, AMI alords tne re
t.ent for ptrties desiring recreation.
mh2J-ny JOHN X. CONKLIN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
BY A. S. RANDALL s. co.

a. s. RANDALL, S. n, CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER
q, W. BDOoR, W. BOULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
]. r. RIDGE.
Publishers and Propretors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
FASHION SALOON,

N. B.-A constant supply Of al the above arti.
"ts ktlt nt my old stand on Main street, In Portei
Sierra county. DOCKEkY g. HAMS.
itA If
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
GO Al r. r.

NOR SALE AT TIE MARYsvILLE GAS WORKS
superior article for coat'ng roofs TO render
mem wafer proof for coating timber, fencing etc 10
mining and other PURPOSES anrf7tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
TERMS OF THE DAILY:
PER WEEK. K.................FI FIFTY GENTS.

Qncs corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
important News!
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER c AND THIRD STREETS,
NIAItYSVILLE.
Stokes & shiolds.'..,.".... ,....... PrOpEietcls

Stokes & Shields ........... ....... PropTietoIs
sAexaA TIE Proprietors would respectfully inform
traEkS theirirends and the public that they have
ks;NM Gently, at great expense, fitted up this new
&t3aA Hotel in style unsurpassed by any house IN
the city, and are now prepared to accommodate all
who may desire good living well ventilated room,
a good bed.
MIR. Stokes is well known as..e former proprietor
of "Cl arey' 5 Restaurant where he was acknowledged
the best IN the city his reputation is, nere-
fore favorably established. His old friends are
respectfully invited to Gala his new house.
ER " s:
Bonrd per week.. ....-....- - ..'''.'Fi y"
Board with Lodging -.-...........lo ~
Single Meals ........ ............. 70
Lodging ......... from 80 cents to ~ per night
iyl5-my W. .. STOktS,
A. VI. SHIELDS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
MAKER .N IMPORTER.
MRS. POSTON'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
ESTREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
MarysViiie.

vHNHE I'd term of the second scholastic year ofthis
institution commenced on Mondsy, January
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-06

SUGAR. Sales 800 hfids at firm prices, without
any quotable change. Fair to fully Fair 53@51c
Rn.
M0LAssEs. -. About $500 bbls. were sold at 27Gl
2sc for Fermenting, and 2sA@2sc for Prime and
Choice. Also 800 haf bbls at 33aac, and some small
lots at s4c y gallon.
only about 1000 bbs, Of which 100 superane at IS,
$40 Fancy in lots at IS 12a, III Extra at IS rs,
and 125 at IS q Dbl.
GRAIN The sales of Corn included 1000 sacks
White at SOC, 200 Yellow at e5, and 1000 sacks ia
lots, resales also at SIC % bushel. OF Wheat, 500
SKIS White and Red sold on private terms. The sales
Of Oats embraced some 1000 sacks, Of which 400
Western at 74c 700 in lots at 76c, 200 Eastern
also at 49, 40 Western at II, and 5s4 Black at SOC
bushel. OF Bran, some small lots were sold at 81 10
q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Ness Pork was retailing generally
at $1s 25@1S so u Dbl In Bacon we heard Of moth
ing doing. OF Green Meats II cks were sold at 6sc
for Shoulders and re U b for Hams and Sides,
round. The sales Of Lard were confined to a few
small lots including 10 bbls and tcs at l0Ic, and 81
tics Prime at 1l4c q b.
INDIA BAGGIsG.. l24 bales sold at 13c y yard.
SALT. A cargo of Liverpool Coarse, about Z 800
sacks, sold instore at Toe u sack. ysfaa
COFFEE. Sales 600 bags, of which 800 at 109c,
$40 at lOa 1856 at IL, 200 at lit, and 60 at II
y ID.
HAY 200 bales New York sold at 81 so % tun.
TALLow Sales 100 bbs city rendered. at 10c D b.
WHISKY . We heard of no sales Of any moment.
FRE1GHTs Cotton was shipping to Liverpool to
fill up at l5-32d. 4 5s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-06
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. C Briscoe, Arvis
VIM F Smith, T A D Greayes, Finn, D M Furgu-
son j Love, NJ L Dnkins and lady, D W Bonham,
j NJ Bonham, Miss. Mr. Scheiiha, G Kilborne, v
H Jones, La. .Robt Scott. ..Jno Humphreys,
Coast .Thos W Babin, Jno v Vanpelt, W W Lem
mon, W D Winter, B Rouge. !. Jno Price, jr, VIM H
White and lady, n o.. j Crosse, d H Faige, A L
Reid Jas Hewitt, Hugh Auchnclors, wife and child
N T.. e A Rucker, Chi. u NJ Howells, S C....W
G Coffin, Natchez. .. e Bykowski, Phil. R Church
N j.. p Won Phul, Jno H Reel Mrs Kearney, Nj ISIS
Collier, Ma Won Peel and lady, Bishop Hawks, s H
Benoist, lady and syt, Benoist, G Moller, Martin,
J W Small, Baerett, Jno Higgins, jr, st Louis.
Mr. Blunt Bait Lieut. B Church and lady. DR.
r Pepper, j T Foster, Va. Ben Johnsonand lady
Mr. Kelam, lady and family A christy st Lou.
Jno Church and lady Lieut. Gen Scot4 and svts, 1T
Col Lay, q sA... Mrs Blonnt and son, g.. r.
Mathews, Ca. J Kelle, Palmyra. =, = johnson,
Howe, Boston. &C W Barnet and svt, L James,
O....Mrs Taylor, A Miller. j A Buckner, Jno
H Martin, DIR J Carson. E Mount T s Mount,
Miss. Jno 7 Foster, VII. w e Dixon, La. II
Samson, City DIR B Buckner, lady and children,
La. w McChnchey Tenn. ...R 2 Miller, Geo I
Walton. W l. jackson, Natchez. w Wimbish, =
L White, La....AS Gray, S c Doherty, Peter Do
hertg, Doherty JAS R Wimbsh, E D Flower,
Geo Flower, Jno r Powers, Jno G Turner, Jno n
Martin, Teos Gilmore, W d Brannin, Seb6y and
svt, La Col Dickey, Pt coupee. >. g Nelson,
Miss B Fitz. . DIR G Jordan, 9 Skidm0re,
Miss . w T Scott, A Richard, lady and syts, john
B burden, La. VIM Showers and lady. Miss Cole-
man. Miss. ..Jno A Buckner, La. W T Cox
Goodman, City. Mrs ] P Tweed and daughter, j
Andrews, o., Gen H Davis, st Bernard. p