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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-26
LA CROSSE & MILWAUKEE RAILROAD
1869 WINTER 1860.
A r. r A N g. E M e NTH
GREAT NORTHWESTERN U. s. MAIL AND Elk.
-.-.. - PRESS ROUTE f.H..

La Crosse and milwaukee, Railroad,
The only all Railroad route from LA CROSSE to Mil.
waukee Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland Buffalo, suspen-
Baltimore, Washington, Cncinnat Louisville ST. Louis
Cairo, and all other points in the United States and
100 MILES STAGING AND 4s HOURS TIME sAyEpl
other route, horse Pest Coaches TO La
Crosse and SPARTA and by the and Milwaukee
and Chicago and Milwaukee Railroads to Milwaukee
TWO TRAINS leave La CROSSE daily, Sundays ez
csPsed connecting with trains Of the Milwaukee and
Milwaukee Railway to Grand Haven.
First Train leaves at 1870 A. NJ Eastern Express.
at 245 P. NJ, arrives Chicago $40 p n. same even
1910 P: M, Dunkrk, $50 P. NJ, Buffalo, s;2o P; NJ.
suspension Bridge, 900 p NJ, Albany 1000 AM, New
York, 4s0 P. NJ, Boston, 11:45 same evening
TIME FROM ST. PAUL TO NEW YORK FOUR DAYS.
Second Train leaves at 1000 A. NJ, Accommodation.
Lays over night Portage City and arrives In Miwau
FARE AS low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUZEll
BAGGAGE cHEoKED 1HRoueH.
ooNHEorroHs: @
A, Jnnct;on with the FOND Do LAO AND OSHKOSH
R.;rosd: At Horizon with the Horizon and Berlin
Rsiroad: at Milwaukee with the Chicago and Milwsu.
La. and Milwaukee and Watertown Railroads. ana
steamers for the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway
Through Tickets can be obtained at ali impor
san' points on the Mississippi River and s e
Ticket Agent Third door below the American House,
W. ". WILSON, General western Agent, St. Paul.
J: N: KIABALL, General Ticket Agent, Milwaukee.
EDWIN b. GOODRICH, Manager, Milwaukee.
NOTICE-FORT STREET IMPROVE.
have fled exceptions the decision Of the present Com
missoners Fort street extension, win appear at the
Court House at 90 o'clock A. NJ, when hearing will
be had. Per order,
Ssp' w WV . g.3 70 loifo; eStWAts
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-26
MARRIED..

AT Philadelphia, on the sth inst, by the Rev.
DR.. Suddards, Mr.. GEORGE w. HOLMES of this
City, to Miss EMMA BRoCKLEHURsr of Philadelphia.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-26
Holiness Drug Stores!
feb22-d3W

would respectfully notify the Physicians and pub.
lie of this city and State that have just returned from
q two months residence in the eastern cities and have
selected from the hands If the English and French
porters, large and most excellent assortment Of all
the preparations and fine chemicals of the day,
which, for variety and quality, has been squaled
by any house in the city. -.-.
respectfully ask your inspection of the same.
have also been appointed agent for many new and
very valuable articles, all Of which will be presented
your notice from time to time received the COL
umns of the daily press. to, day present ya
DIR. b EALE'S
Celebrated Dentifrice,
Which, for cleansing the teeth and gums no supe
rior in the world. 1t renders the teeth peary white
ness
have also selected from first hands very extensive
stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES,
Toilet and fancy articles, soaps, pomades, extracts
lognes, ETC., with HEAVY supply Of
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sc, &c.,
And will be able to accommodate the entire public with
any desired quantity, and guarantee every article
superior quality.
have bought cheap for cash, and will sell accord
ingy. am satisfied it will pay better than even three
per cent . month.
GEORGE W. HOLMES, Jr,
.r... .... At Bonds Old Stands.
st. Paul, February 10, 1859. jan1-d3m
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-26
GREAT FREIGHT & PASSENGER ROUTE
MIS- SIS IPPI RIVER.
'.l NEW-&YORK,
Boston and Philadelphia.
1859. 1869. 1859.
THE MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD,

In connection with the
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL 4 FOND DU LAO RAILROAD
FROM CHICAGO, AND THE DETROIT AND MIL
WAUKEE X. r. AND LAKE PROPELLERS
FROM MILWAUKEE,
Is now prepared to deliver Freight to Merchants and
COnsgnees of the West and NORTHWEST at Low Rates
and in quick time, and will not In these parc
uars by any otier line.
The facilities OF this route such this
assertion and it expected that Goods will be deliver
Ell In st. Paul under twelve days. t.s..
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-26

LOTS, BOTTOM LOTS!
Lots for all in West st. Paul.
One hundred and fifty Lots for sale West st. Paul,
at low prices and liberal terms of payment. l-y
A-o fifty Lots to Lease. -- -.:
Apply to subscriber, Fort Street. corner Of Pine.
D. A. ROBERTSON.
et. raul. REQ. 1, loo9. feb8-d8m
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-26
THE DEPOT At MILWAUKEE,

Is situated at convenient paint access for all
Lake Steamers and sseis, and Freight CONSIGNED to
tins Road Is landed directly *, and loaded in.
to thus avoid the eenlion expense, and what
Is more, the damage caused by carriage. 20
In addition to quick time, has to be added the consid
Grafton that all payne nts made for back charges are
exhibited and explained by the vouchers wbich will ac-
company the Bills Of Lading that Mercia IS can see
at glance whether, and in what particular they have
been overcharged. Merchants therefore
to require the Bills of Lsding Of the River in or
der to evidence Of the of the
charges upon their goods.
lis An ndisputaOle fact, that In the season of 1853
three urths of The upriv.r freight passed. over the
Milwaukee Mississippi Road for the obvious reason
that It was r .
THE NEAREST, THE QUICKEST, AND THE
CHEAPEST ROUTE!
Which will exist in greater force in 1852 a.
by the completion of the Detroit 4 Milwaukee Road q
very direct and speedy route the East 10 opened to
the Milwaukee an ! Mississippi Railroad.
The through Freight Tariffs of this Company can be
had at any Of the aforementioned Houses in t. Paul:
J. G. H. G. Burbank, @. W. Wooley i o., Oopsta us
Stevenson, BrunsOn, Lewis White, and In ew.York
and the East generally, at all the Railroad Offices
Mark Goods, Care Of " Milwaukee & Missi ,sippi R.
H." via Prairie du Chen.
On the opening Of Navicaion the splendid steamers
Of this Line will leave Prairie tu Chien mo rnine and
evening the rival Of Express, Trains with Milwau-
kee and Chicago passengers, and every effort will be
made by the management of the road to prove tn at
offers superior Of speed comfort safety
to any other route. WILLIAM JERVIS,
General Superintendent.
FL. HILLS, Special Agent.
Milwaukee, Jan. 20, 1859. $500" feb1S -dkw2m
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-26
THERMOMETRICAL RECORD.
REroRrED YoR TIE MINNEsofIAH sY DAT JERKS
DRUaaIsrs; Con. THIRD AND CHDAR STREErs.
ID I e D..

The asterisk* indicates beioto zero.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-26

DANIEL RoHRER, City Treasurer.
st. Paul, Feb. FL, 1859.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-26

A SAD SToRY.-We have had related to
us the particulars Of truly sad and touching
story-which constitute what is commonly
termed Romance in Real Life" 1t is
such as are continually happening, however,
though unnoticedby those not conversant with
the circumstances. The rest of the world,
with its gaiety, and hustle, and selfish pur-
suits, move on in wonted eagerness, shifting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and suernsnay even life i;self-uay be
saved by having supply of Daleys Magical Pain Extractor
hand in OF Sudden accidents cuts wounds burns
scsds spans and which children are CON
Tahty snfjectle action Pain Extractor ever the
same Families should never be without it, Full directions nc
company each box. The genuine is always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer, upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
but what has heard of it. and family that used
once that could be induced without box on hand In ease
of sudden accident. When it is sure to become
standard remedy because equal curing burns scads
cuts wounds and bruises fever piles and all na
matory and cutaneous diseases where parts
reached
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When You look around your houses You think there
nothing wanting children all playful and smiling
everything oreboes comfort and happiness suddenly of the
dnr young falls and deep the of the acc
dent You look everywhere for relief and you find
itwy Because you have neglected hand box IF
"Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor this The whole trouble
Remember and always have hand Instant relief will he
to hand.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and inflammation from the seyerest
burns or scal in from twenty heal the wounds
without and eectuay sores piles salt rhe
lnanmaors rheumatism and named eyes cuts wounds,
bruises old sores scald head, bunon spruins swell
hss elos cllbans bites of insects nipples swcled
Or broken breasts and all other inammaory dis
eases, where the parts afflicted be reached
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Chartre1 street,
Sole agents for the Southern States and TO whom all orders
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18
Nsh Orleans 1ailp Crtstent.
s U p PI = N "A M r
Later from the Kan... MIn...

L
From a recent number Of the Leayenworth Her. |
aid we extract the following:
The Express arrived in this city on Tuesday even
ing, coming through in eight days from Denver
civ. It brought in six passengers, who are re-
ported to have 10000 in dust in their possession
and brought in 81 900 for Jones l. Cartwright. No
messenger came through, which accounts for the
non.reception of gold by the Company-the mes-
sepeer being sick when the Express left.
~ the Express we received the Rocky Mountain
News of the 9th, and the Reporter Of the 24th,
from which we CLEAN the following Intelligence.
The Reporter gives statistical report of the
several guch mines near Gregory's, which is pre-
ave present this week full report of three of
the gulches in this region. From the head Of Rus
| sell Guch to where g. Russell 4 Co. are at work,
| there are sixty companies and three hundred men
at work, who are taking out on an average SO 300
| a week From there down, and the same in the
Nevada and Illinois Clutches, we give the name OF
each company, the number Of hands at work, and
the amount taken out weekly by each company
The season is so far advanced that hundreds have
recorded their claims and gone home to make pre-
parations for next years work.
We find in Rnssells Gnlch S9l men at work they
are taking out on an average, weekly, s35,5s5, Oh
| nearly 1873 per man.
In Nevada there are 81 men at work, who arr
taking out weekly, 1880, or nearly $50 per man
In Illinois Gulch, Missouri Flats, there a
work ll6 men, who are taking out weekly 1924
or over S42 per man.
!
We are informed by our friend, Gov. Russell
that Mr.. Coleman, Of the firm of George Lefevre 1
Co., has just returned from the mountains, havin
been engaged for some weeks in thoroughly pros
| pecting and testing the extent and wealth of tn
different quartz leads. Mr. G. is an old Californian
and there engaged in quartz crushing.
states that the quartz is at least twice rich az
California, and It is his belief from actual person:
tests that three cents to the pound is fair av,
rage while the number and extent of the eat
can scarcely be calculated, the whole region
mountains for miles above and below Boulder b.
ing marked and scanned with them at short il
tervals. Hu
The News says: ua-..e.-
Mr.. j. r. Wolf, of Leavenworth arrived amor
US on Monday last with all the necessary appar
tus for establishing gold refinery and assay off
in our city. Messrs. w. d Co., will not only ref
gold, but will cast it into ingots, with weight, val
and fneness stamped thereon. They have al
ordered dies for coming gold and wiz be prepar
Rs. improved and cheap quartz mill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18
REAT VERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners aud chemical analysis
have demonstrated great value Prof DeGras beautiful
combination called
ELECTRIC OIL, -.
for the relief and of pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict in both unmsakable and salts
factory More than twenty thousand bottles have been sold in
very short tmea proportion those who heard others
recommend it. who had tried it. That it's splendid discovery
everywhere acknowledged and nothing like before
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL is Prof DeGrat's which
is to be had of all respectable Druggists city, and at
wholesale and retail the propretors prices of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
aol ~ q and Isl Charres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18

YELLOW FEVER IN TExAs.-From the Houston
Telegraph of Wednesday last We extract the
following
There are comparatively few new cases of fever
since our last. We believe the epidemic is sub
siding and that our mortuary reports will show
favorable change before the end of the week.
We are sorry to hear that the yellow fever is be-
coming epidemic in Galveston. We have no pa
pers from there this, Tuesday, morning, but people
who have come up say there five or six burials
every day. As the Civilian has left rumor in pos
session of the field we can only give her reports.
She says there are more than hundred cases on
the Island
The accounts from Cypress by the Mondays
cars were very distressing. The number Of cases
of fever had still further increased and on Monday
there were three deaths. The Howard Association
of this city have, we learn sent five nurses there
under pay of s. per day each. We learn of nc
sickness DIT any other station on the Central road.
The Howard Association has, We are pleased to
learn received $3.50 from the citizens of Galveston
for the relief of the destitute sick of the city. The
kindness Of our neghbors at the island merits our
sincere gratitude. With the sickness at Cypress
and in our own city, the resources of the Towards
are severely taxed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18

CATERPILLAR RAvAGEs IN FLoRIDA-The Fer
nandina News says:
We regret to learn that within the past two
weeks, the caterpillar has made sad havoc with
the cotton crops in this section of the State. We
have taken some pains to get correct information,
and learn upon good authority from every direction
Of the surrounding country that the injury is seri
ous 1t matter of serious doubt if more than half
an average crop is gathered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18

Fatal FALL.-On the 18th inst. the swing stage
of floating dock on East River, at New York, fell,
carrying with it a number of men, one of whom
was killed and four others badly hurt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18
J. WRIGHT & co.

j. WRIGHT & co.
DR. WRIGHT's CELEBRATED REJU,
yENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared tho sce.t Pharmaceutical Principles by Of
tho Ablest Chemists Of the Age.
NO MINERALS. |
Dr. Wright thinks 1t well to stake his professional character
minerals whatever form the leas, component
part OF the ingredients his REJUyESATING ELIXIR
well knowing what ruin has been enaisd tho community by
opium aud mercury
Generally to the debilated Dr. Wright would say ney.
despair. how down you may be-,o matter
how weak you matter what the may
whatever has led you depart from ygiens
principles; take his
- REJuvENATrNG ELIXIR,
and you will and yourself new man. pride instead Of the
friends and healthy worthy
| Der Of the whole human family.
| 70, sale by the Projectors,
j. WRIGHT Co,
q and Isl Chartrcs hree;, New Orleans, Ia,
Sole Proprietors,
And by Druggists generally throughout the United sta.os
HEMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCIIU.
| JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
Ii cnres nervous sufferers and all the
symptoms. amongst which will be found
Iudisposition
| ESertion Loss
l Of Power Loss Of Memo
ry. Difficulty Of Breathing, Gen
,.. era Weakness Horror Of Disease,
Weak Nerves Trembling Dreadful Horror
Of Death, Night sweats. Cold Feet Wakrfuness
Dinpess Of Vision IanguoT, Universal Isti.nde the
Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspep.
Symptoms Ho; Hands. Flushing of the Body Dryness
of the Skin, Palld Countcnance and Eruption
, the Face, Pain in the Back, IIeay!- "+"
of the Eyelids, frequently
E Black Spots FLYING be-
fore the Eyes
with
Temporary suusion and Loss of Sight Want Attention
Great Mobility Resslessncss, with Horror Of Society.
Nothing is more desirable to such Patients than
It Solitude and nothing they Dread
for fear Of themselves. repose Of
Manner, Earne.:ness no Spec.
uaton, but Hurried
, .Mu Transition from ono
question
another.
These synpos If allowed go this medicine il
e yarlsbly follows LOSS OF POWER FATU
= TY and EPIEPT1C FITSn of which patien, ma
!. expire Who say that these feguenl
followed by those direful diseases-INsANITY AND con
s SUMPTION? The records Of the INSANE AsYLUMs, m
d the melancholy deaths C0NSU MPTION ample witne
to the truth OF these assertions In Lunatic Aslums
melancholy exhibition appears The
odden and quite dcstituteneier mrih grief visits
Should sound Of the voice occur is rarely ar,icuae
4 With woefu measure. despair
ID Low suen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Debility is most terrible and has brought thousands upt
" thousands uutimey graves, thus blasting ambition
noble youths 1t can be cured by the usc of this
ISFALLIBLE REHEDY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18

., bS e bP Ply w Mhias;
% bbls. I.ampblack
5 bbls. Pomce stcne M@"
Dbl Powdered seap,tone
White Lead; Chrome Yellow;
pe,millio,,n; Chrome Green; .."
Dutch PINK; Yellow oehrs;
4 Fs' s. anser; S ys@asE E sns G'
Drop BLACK; Black Paint;
r rotsil' v irnfls i isness1 6:
G SsSsh s xsi1 Witt cop4 Tsnner, Ten'ins
E Witt E R.s y''"'A Ns sshisssy o o
f h.IRs" haa.he. H WEale I'll iii; ..=.
VII esas T2s H PAN, f fes sna A"sF'S"n
Shoe Backing; Bed Pans, metal and earhen; 0m.
as Wns l1h h sTtn .. large large a.."rmen
p;sn5isis Soid Fojl ipotsssea1i!ss Ssals,
Medicine Chests; I'm boxes, wood and paper; ...
Ampu,ating Instruments. Thumb and Spring Lancess;
Pocket Cases; Bougies and Catheters;
bsss s1. ~GF3 Wser Tf Breast rsG Cps.
Perfumery, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
MInh EE, tracts iG r.
"''f FssoFi ns:' Extracts s;A"'A'''A'''s'
Cogate's Soaps
s'af E'is S sfssg';
liaq Faf fblS s5;es;
Hai5 Brushes;
Tooth Brushes;
Buffalo aiEon p:e kf5s1 c Joni
Fine Ivory Combs;
Shaving HasoI B sssPRs.
Hau tiss' fas is,ss spap;
T fss rss des sos 9s fs R5ern Windsor Soap
byFfH' T"SH Xn . saaH Tooth Pastel
Dr.. Lserue, Tooth SPECIFIC; 'e>'' ''S''
'S %si eiss''' odentine;
fE yemi an Po a%s'eAn f0madesi
ii Ross Lip iipa savc;
Saponaceous Compound
Patent Medicines, etc.
FAH INT ) Ns,l y., ysT2 ,Ia
wlH foWSs Ssf5STlt%f sar.apsrilla;
A'fH3 $$fI S$ il Bitter.
Ns s!5fdHr fsss'h hi R''sFs
if KLtfr,s Wosm pluus:
BRl iySk, sp 9psg?t f Ws'sFsii
p b1 i $ %5ia q9 %,s s and A.;
A0 coP IE Ef$f% $5l i sagsmea CLARK Co;
rn,-s oon ,vvr hAfTfS@S syrup s"s"s q Naples;
S'e oSGooD,s Choa-ocue;
~, THoMPSoN,s EyeWaer;
CHAMPIONS Fever aud Asue Pills;
sPEScERs Vegetable ssSr bHu P aas RUS
LEES and COOKS Pills;
BRANDRETIrS Pills;
NOFFAT'S Pills;
McI.ANES Pills;
HULIiS Tonic Pills.
SPEEDS Febrifuge;
. THORN'S Extract;
RAILWAYS Ready Relief
bR9 nsMus E I Fis4 Of E, G ap,n;
ARCTIC Linimen
DALLEY 3, PUN p, Extractor Extractor
McAIIIsTERs Ointment;
n, ,,o,.r,, GRAY'S Ointment;
JUNO Cordial;
DR. BEARNETIIY'S Detergent
DAIBIS Camnatiye;
1NFAIIIBT.E Cholera Remedy;
ENpAlIiS Cholera Syrup;
ALESANDERS Tricobuphe;
BACHELORS Hair Dye:
PHAlON's Hair Dye;
JAYNE's Hair Tonic
WOLFE'S Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps; ''i
WATERS Indebe Ink;
PARSONS lndeible Ink:
KIDDER'S Indeibe Ink;
WR1GHT,S Erasive Liquid;
1000 pounds GUM DROPS assorted;
500 :. JuJUBE PASTE,
nal purposes, constantly on hand.
p Merchants Planters and Physicians respectfully
G. N. MORRISON 4 Co,
II Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18
FEE YER AND AGUE,

FEVER AND AGUE,
OsGOOD'S CHOLAGoGUE
This is the only and certain remedy for this hateful Ais
ease No need again complain of having unless they
have taken this celebrated remedy If once they take
osGOoDs CHoLAGoGuE
A farewell 10 Chis and Fever forever
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT 4 co,
Sole agents for the South and to whom all should be
addressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18

If a woman could speak out of the two corners
of her mouth, there would be good deal said on
both sides.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18

DURHAM FARM,
GLOUCESTER.
sTILToN, etc.
Refined
. aoo bbl.. Crushed.
20 :. Pulverised
20 half boxes Loaf.
. LOUISIANA, in hhds. and bbs-
E. Crushed, Powdered and Loaf
New Orleans Refinery Rsboilsd. .@
Fruits
RAIsINs-NR and Iayors-In boxes, halves and qrs.
CURRASTs-l5 casks.
sEEDLEss RAIsIN5-1n Mats.
PRUSEs-Dry
pEcANs-Tsxas.
BRAZIL NUTS, etc, e.e.
s''''a'a-e'''SS u >'Ns m...'.
p. Plain -.
s,,o,-, ,,,,s ,,.ss poRx ct.
Beef .m.-- .Mm.... . ..=
Mes and Prime-bbs and half bbls.
Dr.d Bsef-Plan and su=a-.cu-ad.
Lard
In KEGS and barrols
"M
"Mm0@m&. .5......
M.@ MM
200 packages various qualities
whisky
,.o,....r.s OFT RorTRnoS.
ihi'h m.am. H.a...M...
...m. ...a..m U.a... ....... SCOTCH, .
prcr1r1rn
Gin-Gin- n
HOLLAND
AMERICAN etc etc
xV;nes in wood
n.nE1P. @n M0mmMu M@ .@
PORT .m". .-@ ..m..a" ."
.u M SHERRY. M. M..
swrrr ,nd npv MALAGA
Wines, in Glass
CLARET,
"h1AA "iNA7
"..E
c,.= bAhe<Ao' etc. ''e'
an basket, assorted. ..oz
n,.xny c,,ppp1ra- c,.s ,,s ,,-, ,+,n.
.D,srnrr An ,,;,,.
copn,A,s-A..,rtsd all kinds
woLFE's AROMATIC scHIEDAA sCHNAPPs
BLACKBERRY BRANDY
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDY-old and hne
PEACH BRASDy.
| o,r.orrc ,npp
| ,o,,r,, o.-..,.,
o.,-..-
| n,,, ~, ..
Tobacco
1900 boxes, of all styles
Pounds half pounds os' ~ TWIST.
| ou,,v and nrice
| c,,.r
| All the approyed brands of fine Havana CIGARS
A, assortment of German CIGARS
cuba Skies, etc, etc.
| Snuff
I.orilard's Garretts Goodwn's,
Roome's ETC. ETC. etc.
| Pines
PIPES of every description
PIPE HE Ans of assorted qualities
| coodw;n,s Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO
| "'ou"'N 'N"''e
"alis
Tea-Ien-Ie"-
IMPERIAL in half chests of every ouality-lOO pkgs
- NV - ~ - " ' - -
| insm PIN and c,uis,srs ,o
yoJ-Si; HYSON hf, chests, ass Il quality, $50
ooLoNG foe'aoN"' = n" =
-,., :. ~,
Urouh" SPnes'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18

SALE OF CALIFORNIA STEAMERs.-Commodofe
Vanderbilt has bought the interest Zone halO which
G. X. Garrison, Esq, owned in the steamships en-
ployed on the Pacific sde-the Cortez, Orizaba,
Uncle Sam and Sierra Nevada. The sum agreed to
be paid Mr.. Garrison is s45O,OOO. The bargain was
made in New York on Saturday last after some ne
gotiations, during which Mr.. Garrison offered to
buy or SELL Mr.. Garrison intends for the future to
devote himself to the business of banking in New
York.
The ships referred to will forma part of the stock
owned by vanderbilt's Company. When fully pre-
pared for business, this company will own seven
teen steamships, to-wit the above four named, six
others owned by Vanderbilt and seven which are
now held in trust by Marshal O. Roberts, but of
which formal sale will be made to wind up an old
company. With these seventeen steamers Wander
bilt will be able to establish weekly communica-
tions with California. At present, Vanderbilt will
take tile California mail the isthmus of Pan
ANA. But, it is expected the Nicaragua route will
soon be opened. In that event he will transfer the
mails to that route.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18

THE PEIHo AFFAR.-A communication has been
received by the State Department from the British
Government, through Lord Lyons, requesting that
their Acknowledgements be conveyed to Mr.. Ward,
our Minister to China, and CON- Tatnall, for their
friendly conduct at the affair of the Peiho.