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Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13

~ A man named Jones was found on
Tuesday night at the corner of c and Second
streets, in condition indicating either
drunkenness or insanity, and taken to the
Station House. He appeared before the Re.
cordor, yesterday morning, and his answers
were very incoherent. lie will be examined
again this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13

REPoRT OF THE GRAND JuRY.-This well
written and valuable document was submit
ted, yesterday 1t will be found to contain
much interesting information, and We com
mend it to a careful perusal 1t appears in
another part of to- days paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13

MoUNTAINEER SALooN.-This snug and cosy
saloon in the Western House Block, No.
d street is kept 10y John E. Brophy and W.
b. Lawler, who are justly numbered among
the best barkeepers in the State. Their Ii
quorsare of a soul cheering quality, and of Il
pure manufacture.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
M XSVILLE.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1859.

81 hare ste0yn on the altar ofn,Y country et(r-
nal enmty to ecery form Of tyranny orer tho
wind of man" Tuos JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13

CT-We are much obliged to Randall d Co.
for files of Sacramento and Bay papers. To
Wells, Fargo & Co, ditto for ditto.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13

SNow.-The late snow storm, says the Car
son Valley paper, covered our valley to the
depth of two or three inches. 1t has all
melted away, save now and then spot.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13

The NArIoNAL.-We notice that the name
of Geo. Pen Johnston again appears as editor
of the National. lie edits the paper in con
junction with Geo. Washington, whose name
appeared after Mr. Johnstons was withdrawn
a few weeks ago.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13

IN TowY.-Gen. Kibbe Col Kewen and G.
H. Sandy, Esq, arrived in San Francisco
says the Call, Tuesday; the first from the seat
of the Indian war onthe Trinity, the second
from Los Angeles, and the latter from "away
up the Fraser"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
Provisions, Liquors,
ALSO
Every Variety of Case Goods,

Comprising a complete assortment, well adapted to
the TRADE, which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates.
ORDERS from the interior will be promptly and
faithfully executed jan5my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
0ew advertisement

Important 10 TraVeIerS.--From and after
this date, will carry passengers to from the boats
at the reduced price of FIFTY CENTS, instead
of one dollar, MS heretofore charged.
January 70, 1859. GEO. W LAMDIN
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
tiSSsOs III every TouHi'
New Furniture.
100 French Ehzabathan Style Bedsteads;
100 Best Curlcd Hair Mattresses;
geo Feather Bolsters;

100 Best Curlcd Hair Mattresses;
20O Feather Bosters;
800 Fine Feather Pillows;
230, Premium Spring Mattresses.
New Add ton to the Exchange of GO Rooms, fur
nished in the hest of style.
Fine suits Of Rooms for Families.
The Proprietor SETS TIE BEST TABLE IN TIE
STATE.
This Hotel is fre-proof, and has $50 hard-inished
rooms.
LADIES ENTRANCEto the Hotel, corner Sansome
and Halleck streets.
The Exchange has been entirely remodeled paint
ed and renovated throughout
The Proprietor will leave nothing undone to mike
the guests fthe Exchange comfortable while stopping
at this Hotel Prices shall be reasonable.
G4g- The Exchange Coach will always be in read-
neas to convey passengers to and from this Hotel
dec2S-lm2p BAILEY SARGENT, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-13
ON SANSOME STREET,
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE,
SAN FRANCISCO.

FENHIS old established Hotel is now furnished with
Collins Co.'S celebrated premium Spring Mat
treSScS in every room
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scHlzDuLx oHHArIs.
NEW ORLEANS rO9T.OVYTCE.
WINTER AIsRAE0EMxnE

From ~ HsvennIbsr, Isss, = II So. 1aaa.
nrrrcr ro.vns
O'clock saads, 81 "a HIN Hss .1
G :, e.1;sr a; a Z; a
All, =. = Ay1e daaiy - y A, ~, eIoses
when H. nail s HI ~ u -, - sdsy,
LA nsls GOASI MAIl--F c!t Pie, ~ 81 Ieaiu.
~ gnrls.'an, Misssslppl Gley, - 6csas
Sp s E On Iuesdays ana Sesnrdayn - IN. 4,
a aaa a aa e 4. q -
RnfiTE IVA W.: " S, y e 8. y = 4.
V VIZ Diaun h faee hea k.vss lsndag
;m n Miss; Columbia, Ark Gaston.s Land
11s, napy.son, neiena ana Memphis. Cloves "
Monday; Wednesday n and Friday 4 7. n. Dss
vtGKspIypi' Meqnesdsy a1d saturday g Z. n.
pinara;s nnA.Lnsupplymg ponaid
; a4uen 4 1ae0n rouge, Rort buds0n, ~ Fran
LANDING fsnnny IuspsG modgsnz1c. hed Riser
Fart s%or' SnIsyepor5 and EASTERN Tcxas)
Ut hu 1M, NatGnez. WaterPr00f, Rodney *.
Ca.tPaga u.a .,I MuI, Asnwooa, Warfenton, View
Thursdav and and sstnrdav y p10sss o. Ias,asy,
sr HI aN1ISvy NE FL r1da ~ a ~. ~ a
H., Mac,,.aS.. LIE ~ GOASE lpply-
Pente Bonnet Csr - Iaaraes1 LayoEs Gra1as
oiers 1,antraisss re acner1e Bin
intas,o Isn Ns aureagds, Donsldsonyle, (.nd
DI $780, ~ Nyer, Bayou G0ulay lbervilLG,
Rnnrs 1and ; sta.;1s 1Iaiy,s LANDING Baten
son Ha S .gDaens sore Port Hud-
and interior f,css $500. y, 49, 81
and Er;5a,, - y ~ ~ S y. ~ edneSdeY
Due a. Monday Wa ~ ~ MT1naays = A.
nr,1av hv "A II 'u''es''ay I n a ana -
H. S,OV5Ni:TnN Van npr.ur - 81, :sssSs
IN Mondav Wsdnasda ~ r LA nE =
rives IN Tyesdev Th,,ys,a,, ~ "
n Ss w Auosu~y' thursday ana SatufufY, ~ 4
.1EFFEPsoN cry VAR cr.... "a ,ls1s
Tbnrsday and Satnrdsn =. bs Jtoses on Kincs4sys
cane days a ~ 9a.uvlay - = A. q. L1e
AIG cTy says an af IT. =; III, s.
and2P. Dne n, s N VA ICES ~ As 80
LAFAYETTE NAH rios.s al da;3,, IS s = O.,
dav,o4 n - .-z;..os ua'ly Sexcept sun
atlil a. II. STRIVES aaiy except sunday)
davS At 10 NJ 8 = oahy Except Sum
Osyk MAI f,,sa 49, 4. Il. !. III IT, = I. =,
atTP M Snnni;as A uas II III s. =. I've gaay
@ipao Poncbatn,,1o ns.si ahdepsndence To-
and Vickshnrn Wss, ~, na, sacksons Ganf0l
aast ~ Tactssr q Wy Svlnt'es noftn and
ofceS in tLa 81. a.eals' SalIo, lineage and
Wnnrhis w. Mor.nwes.eIn stases supplied VA
Memphis rhattanonna Me- x.rrscAspuIe daly,
Cincpnaf; Kno~y;iia p;ch,,,a Lgaisylle,
Rait;nore ph;iodsInh;,. M M washington,
npEI nTIss MaM NsW iork ana Boston.
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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, p
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND VAN
DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES AND
CHINA-Closes on the 4th and 10Th of each
month, at P. NJ. Arrives on or about tile 18th
and 2sth of each month.
R1-Postage to South Pacific: Letters, 34c.; pa
pers &C., s3#s 81
AD- Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia etc., via England, by packet or private
ships, 30 cents single rate, prepaid via France
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents. prepaid. M; a5'ss 4sAAs 75
ca Postage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
40 Postage to Bogota (New Granada j Letters,
&c.,; papers, &c.
Hg- Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco; l0c. prepaid.
ag The postage to places on the west coast Of
South America, via Panama, is !: On each single
letter, 81 cents; and on each newspaper, 9 cents,
when sent; and 10 cents on each letter, and
cents on each paper, when received.
H5- The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper i and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (via San Francisco) is son each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
The single letter rate to California and Oregon
is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, ETC., the
domestic rates apply.
p New Orleans, Nov. l, 1859
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csrscssr orrIcr. No. 70 c.m, :. :, -,

Monday Evening" Nov. zs Is5o. !
Inc week opens with activity--more so than for
any week OF the season; though the movements IN
eo'eon nave not been extensive that is, in the way
y sales' sun, we are favored with good weather.
s'.e are Of large weeks business, The
u Tue steam argosies within the last forty
e's"1 i"uls nave peen numerous, and We have alsn
:" h'se .ne arrivals Of many vessels from sea.
WHICH Will add 70 the facilities Of transportation n
produce hence. With favorable promises Il Al
times there is an occasional drawback. which w.s
manifested to-day by the remarks that some I'M.
OF exchange drawn on shipments Of sugar had not
received the protection they were entitled 10. II
is hoped that all will come out right in the end and
no losses ensue.
The Paper market was quiet to-day than other
wise. There were sales of choice commercial
securities, maturing within three and four months,
at the rate of 6@G3 get. Some few thousands Of
May and June paper at 81.
The calls on the banks were up to their wishes.
1t may as well be proclaimed first as last that our
banks are not expecting any large increase to their
specie basis through the formula of exchange
operations This question appears to be settled for
the balance of the present year.
In the Stock market we did not learn of anv sales
to-day worthy of record, nor were there any move
ments in bonds brought to contract.
Inc exchange market was active. There have
been sales Of sight on New York since SATURDAY. u
the extent OF eight hundred thousand dollars.
Ihere were also sales to-day of checks over the
counter at It'll dis 1t will not answer for guota-
non TINS evening, but we cannot say how long be-
lore 1t will rule as we are knowing Of the sale to-
DAY Of s25O00o sight drafts at dis. $50 900 or
Whlch was by one party. There were also sales If
sixty days sight to the extent of SIS 900 at IA s
other sales at from Ii, ll@lz dis the market NOV.
ing along through the day in favor Of sellers and
drawers, and closing with them. The outside rates
,of good sight drafts closed at 4@a dis, with the
bank rate at t@4 dis. In sterling there were seve
raj negotiations in course Of treaty some Of which
reached contracts at l09@1O9t and up to 1891. the
latter figure extreme rate for purchasers or in.
vestors. For remittance the range was from 1oss
1853, and fraction for high grade signatures.
In document bills we note one parcel of thousand
bales Of the staple at 1881 and some small sums at
1854. We have to quote from 10s4@1Osa, with the
remark that lo72@l0s are real bearing down rates.
In francs there were some sales on Paris direct At
5.2o95.lsa, making the general rate from 5.2330a
5.164.
The following figures exhibit the position Of our
banks on the last Saturdays of November for two
years past Promising that the amount of discounts
and loans. that Isl long and short loans. stood az
follows at the dates: -,5.5.5sl
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NEWER AVID AGUE, FRoM wH1cn MANK1Nl

EEvEH AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
Diseased d. action in ihs adeed By the asa
s on soil and s With the waery se afl from
While the is below the horizon this fingers the
into the blood There irritating poison the iutef
hai yscer and excreting OF the body The liver be-
bile the blood virus and the bile accumulate in
the circulation and produce violent constitutional disorder The
and become sordered also Finally The instinct Of our organ
n AZ II IN an attempt esrel the nosous infusion
force them to The blood leaves the surface and
the CHILL. But IN ihs effort it fails Then the FEVER fol.
lows in which the blood leaves the central organs rses
through other great excretorythe skin In liz also
fails and the system ahandons the exhausted
s Gg &c III e. S sTS
Such constitutional disorder will Of undermine the health
We have laborcd to find and have found an antidoe,
which nsu,r.,e ysIs Ag%s c%rs &. blood and m
aies The liver expe from the body should 80 does
this affecting disorder with perfect certainty And does
Thu injection II taken eXpels system as
il absorbed and thus keeps those who it free from its
great variety 81 affections which are induced BY Ibis malignant
Masked Ase Periodical Heaache or Bilious Headache Bilious
Ever Nsaraa RheusHs G9a Bndness Too.aehe
the Spleen Hysecs Collie Paralysis and Painful Affections
this will be found less
type This Agne Cure removes the Of these dernge
This accompshes by stimulating the exere.aes expe
The virus from the and these organs by degrees become
what We term Reclamation" Time may accomplish The same
end but often life Is not long enough is sacrificed in
We have believe this is safer
remedy ior the who class Of diseases which caused by the
and has still another important advantage the public which
Is, that it is cheap as well s IS good good,
DR.. J. Go Lowell Ai xas. 6 Co..
PRICE ONE nOIIAE PER BOTTLE.
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about 1000 hhds. sold. The market closing with a
depressed appearance. Fair to Fully Fair 6E@
74c. u ID.
MoLAssEs. =. About $500 bbls were disposed Of
at range of 39@4Oc. for Prime and Choice, also
some Fermenting and Ordinary at 37@3sc., and 800
half bills, including 100 at 44c. 16O at 43, and 100
Poor at Ale. u gallon. Also, on plantation, a
small crop at SEC. U gallon in the cistern.
FLOUR. :, The market was heavy and we heard
of about 1000 bbls. sold, including 100 on its merits
at Sc, $50 Superfne, in three lots, at s. rs, 80
at S. s7a, and 100 Extra, in two lots, at Sc Is
% Dbl.
GRAIN. There was an active demand for Corn,
with sales of about 20 900 Sacks comprising 10 900
White mixed at Coo, $50 part Ordinary White at
the same, 2l24 White at 81, 1900, in lots at 62l,
800 and 1000 Yellow at 65c., and some Green at
55c u bushe In Oats some 1900 sacks were sold,
including $40 st. Louis, in two lots, at 54c., and
100, also in two lots, at 55c. u bushel OF Bran
$50 sacks sold at 81 Is and 500, in three lots, at
81 20 VI 100 lbs. Of Wheat 43 sacks Weeyly sold
at 81 y bushel.
Provisions. Pork was firm, and we noticed
sale of $50 bbls Mess at SIS so 5a bbl, with re-
tail transactions at SIS rs. In Bacon and Lard we
heard of no transactions of any moment
COFFEE. Sales 1000 bags of which so at He.
232 at llic, 425 at liz and $50 at 123c. % ID.
HAY. rs bales New York sold without inspcc.
ton at s24 and $50 at s24 80 % tun.
SALT. "A cargo of $4,000 bushels Cadiz was
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c ON cIAL.

Per Canada. Iryrppoo, No., ,o.o
lhe Committee quote Fair Upland I'D Mobile 1ad Orleans
Inc bank rate remains at % pct of doors money con-
higher. f " ''eo"e permanently
100000 bales. p % az lnesei' anout
The weekly average delivery of American to the trade during
me actual export OF the week is sS bales consisting of 1883
american " Braz 5 Egyptian and 6l7S East India " -
me following has been daily report Of tIc markrt
M the Sth lt 1000 bales 400 Spectators and ex nore
IN ne 15 io bales Including 100 Snra.s 2l tn srec,,
ana checked the limited SUNNY or
gaics Of American and buying to arrive ara be-
steady On the 3ls 10000 bales fncIGiin IN
sras 0 70 specuatos and exporershe Gannd,s 1ettcy
supply OF Mddng to Good Mdding Mobile and Orleans are
nMyns 70 arrive IN order to supply Srat arnsi fla
nnxer Egyptian firm On the LIST inst 900 bales incndine
~ sIats 500 to specnlators and exportersalI escrions
urn WIN good report from Manchester On the 2d III ND
oaes uncudng 1900 Suats O SPECTATORS and exnorers
below Aiddlng not aleable last week hut
htn On the 3D. 5000 bales dncung 1000 suras l ~ sns
cnaors and eNorten the absence OF accounts of rost IN H.
received by the City Washington the market
y tame IN ~ grades below Mddng Surat ouet In E@vn
a an active demand for qualities freely met Hne
bales 1855 80 ~ uaiS es.iiha1esi oc,ou
very few arrivals of American cotton the choice of tho
Mddng and better grades continues quite limited and The
o. these are rather higher, while In qualities below Mil
change. """A 80" ouiat without
Inc sales today estimated 900 bales inclndp
ARWoup r. m
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Inc position on the last Saturdays of November
for 1858 '59 is stated as follows:

III Will be observed from the above fignres that
taefe IS not 50 much unemployed money here at
's the as there was last year by two millions and
quarter OF dollars; that the circulation Of the
pahks Is sz6ooooo in excess, that is an indebted
ness Oh seven millions of dollars above last year d.
rect 10 the banks, and the exchange held by them
Is tour millions Of dollars deficit from last year.
our banks should import three millions of gold
they might be flush, but that would be paying en-.
trey too much for the whistler
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AL SIZES FROM $ to 10 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER


PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from ~ to 80 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS, from Il feet to 80 feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS from 8 to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea Ieavitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
iron and wooden frames, with Norcross Rocker Boxes and
Stearn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks. ia,s KS a..
Pages and Pnge Il Ciid's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws
Straubs Iron Frame CORN FLOUR MILLS from, ia to
3inches diameter. la E85 5t2
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, Of 8, TX and il inches In
diameter u feet long, geared for either horse steam
power.
sHAFTlNG, COUPLINGS, PuLL1Es, STANDS, HANG
ERS and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLuE BOILERS, ~ inches in diameter and from
i6 to 30 feet l.ng
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to y inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, Of various sizes Ell
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, Of all sizes.
An assortment of NIL sizes Of the above articles generally
store ready for delivery the shortest notice.
the most favorable and the lowest prices, $50
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues Of prices will be sent to any address,
by mail. go
4 s. H. GILMAN,
myo .swsf 10 sravier street, New orleans.
GOLD PENS. GOLD PENS s. GOLD PENS
REPoINTED AND REPAIRED
No. u Commercial Alley,
NEW ORLEANS.
oS 2p6-em 5. W. HIGGINS.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
Ines, which they offer TO s.pply
stor's lowest wholesale prices.
!, Nos. l5l and Il Charities street,
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver OIL,
McNnir,s Acoustic, Ecarps's do
British, Ilarlnem.
COSMETICS. H.4s
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Mcen Fun,
lJpne's Lilly White.
| SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Railways dedicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet aud Family,
Shaving Crenlns and Compounds
of-all descriptions.
PILLS. 5
Wrights Indian Vegetable,
Molats Life, Brandreili's,
strong's Compound Sanaiive,
Strong's Pectoral Stomach,
Hulps Fever and Agne,
Morfison's, Lees, New London,
farI's, Sappingto;i's, Champ
IONS,
draeiienberg, Jayne's Sana-
tive, ..a
Jayne's Ague, Winer's Catno-
mile,
Hihbard's Anti Billions, Pe.er's,
Tpp s ,eReMn11, Sook
ap., :, w., ni;a ~, ia,
W;s,e,,o n.n n.'1 pas.'a, i ile''i'h'
Ailshas;s, s om. M usa.,se'
t,h,ctn.r,. s,rr . nosid o.
| Gilneri'. MI R,,;o,,s Rs.L
,y;,,,,. AssN
|I,aJv,r Iiinod. Topotssbv,. pills
seats vace,,t,la Eanon,s
Rndwav,s R.a,iatnr
Roses Rsiiroad e;s.;s pera,.
Inndan,. Indian sans, 81 '"'
/ ,ondcn,s ACNE Uai,nway,s
Ualstead,s Anil. nvsnar.;c g
Gnrdon,. MI ,an.fo ~
HAIR nyES
pb.,on,v Man;c na,ah.t,-,,
|c;ilman,s T,s,a,,, ,nsoas q
Rail.rd,s Irias Hn,.,,.i
|iyrts,aIasa,s na,,i.s p
WJScLnsSEouc
|nr Mnrs,.,. :n,'i,r. ~ H.
all Aso'"'i's .o'
rhorn,. Extr.c,
;. {" ''' ..a
rafrHhl,s AperIant,
aArtaIt's Eiixir OF Rhubarb,
!Mrser's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief.
Idotilache Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. ktdder's Cordial,
Ihoinpson's Eye Water, u=
Watts Nervous Anti,
billings's Ahtringent,
uyAtts Life Balsam,
McMunn's Elixir Of Opium,
nadway,s Ready Relief,
Railways Resolyent,
Iarrants Indelible Ink,
Dr. titch's Body Braces,
ilr. Fiich,s Shoulder Braces,
iJr. fiteh's lnhaiing Tubes,
W. Roses Preparations,
Minef's Arcan1m Extract,
leneiir,s sieeihc,
Mars!ia'rs chtlioliron,
Dr. fitch's Preparations,
Morss's Compound syrup OF
Yellow DOCK, 500
Ferry DAWES ram Killer,
nfown's fsSence ut GinEer,
Morilho'e RncIiInatlc TOM
pound, =
Mortiinofe,s CORDIAL Filters,
Myers ES'Iact 81 Rock Rose,
Pr; Wards Specific,
Gpham file Eleciuary, Wy.
steers opcdildoc,
Modirty : CORDIAL,
IuriinE,on's Bal,arn,
pr. Cniien't Preparations,
k'ttelnan's Drops,
pr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
a
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---NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
GsA Es son AND GREAT NORTHERN
ME- sx u - s5Sss..e-ssss. RAILROAD.

1853. Transportation Department 1850.
Freight will be received Companys Depot of Cal
Hope street, $50 r. NJ daily Sundays excepted)
All freight intended for transportation be distinctly
ked with the initials of consignee
uaion and freight will be received consigned to
established stations the line of the road connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight obtained ut the
Depot Messrs Corson Armstrong;, Camp street BY
those who wish
The Company holds itself responsible for the cot
ton shipped by the road which be lost by fire.
il is recepted for stations the line until
notice to eonsignees Of its arrival the depot in this city
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Ine' between New Orleans
York, having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express
two cities the Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company its
Express matter will be carried by tine Adams Express Inform
aiisn can be obtained this subject Of j. j. McKEEyER Esq.,
Sc Camp street. -
Agents Of the Railroad Company not permitted receive
receipt for bank notes specie ewelry other express
ter They will be received by the Adams Express 96 Camp st.
BENTLEY d. HASEII.
Chief Engineer and Genl Supt
T. s. WILLIAMS
ms Master of TRANSFORMATION
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Has for itself such for every variety
Of throat and Lung Complaint that II is entirely unnecessary
the evidence OF its virtues wherever has beeu
employed AS 1t has long been in throughout this
section do than the people its quality kept
the best has been and that be relied do
for their relief all ii has been found TO do.
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FOUNDRY AND MAcHINE-sHOP.

~ FOUNDRY AND MACHTNE-sHOP.
MY G EORGE PATTERSO
W Successors 10 Mclean Il PatersonD Of Deord,
and New Levec Streets
The undersigned il prcpaed TO manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of ali kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines Railroads. Gear Horse Power Fir.
Fronts. Furnace Mouths md Crate Bars
BRASS WORK of every description Metallic Packing for
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 Bars Wheel stirrups
Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of all BY
steamboats,.
He Agent for the sale Of John Osborns
ing Crate Bar highly spoken Of by the Pcayune Printing
Office and Others that have them in these
be in under boiler lately this
ishment.
He has also made arrangement the sale of
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot
the establishment where large quantity
and Machinery may be found all times sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-29
8ebittu nj tbt stlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAMP STREET
Tuesday Morning. Nov. 20, 1853
COTTON. The demand was active Yesterday
but at lower prices, and we noticed sales of about
lo'ooo bales, the rates generally being irregular,
but showing decline of i@lc. for the Middling
and Lower qualities, Middling ranging at about
l0B@l1tc. We omit general quotations.