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CEn1HNAL CoUEr-C athsrine Moren was
convicted yesterday Of he larceny Of a watch,
the ProPeHyof G. esssaretto. and hsT punish
msnt assessed atthIee years. the pententfsv.
nefdends q theacrussd are Circulating a pc
tition, praying for The exercise Of srseuaye
clemsacyiHh her case.
The following eases were continued uBtiI ths
next term. STATE against Reuben, q slave, for
murder State against Isaac, a slave, for as
sault with intent 20 kan jas T. Mack, one Of
the party who attempted 10 arrest him; STATE
against Ferdinand BungueT, foI malicious
s,sbbings STATE against Patrick Fitzpatrick,
for The SAM osense; STATE against Wm Tsy-
loI, foI larceny STATE against Caiyia Rose
Grants, for murder; and the State against Wn.
Hamlin, for bigamy-
Sentence Of death was passed on Isaac, 2
slave, convicted Of he murder Of Mr.. BOwdent
and the tms for the execution fixed for Friday,
the 18Th Of May. TIE counsel for the defend
ant has appealed to the supreme Court
The Grand Jury returned a true bill Of indiet-
ment against the Board Of Mayor and Alder
men for nuisance, IN permitting pools Of filthy
stagnant and noxi0us water 70 stand in lots
situated on Market and Exchange streets, be-
yong The bayou, and also one against Nm.
Grant for uesPass- TIE Grand gury also re-
turned not a true bn against John Mitchell fol
lareany, and eight bills Of preseatnent for M
lawful gaming
The case Of John Murphy, for assault win
intent to hl, va be taken Up this u,orninr
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EDIruEf ArsEAL Please announcs ne = . ean1i-
dats % rsussenfha Disfudiau a. Hsuss Or ns
nsu Cauues q he Unit-d State.
20 stA. issg DAVID \. cURRIN.
HOIIoway's Ointment and Pills.
BASE c-mtsrfsiif 49, In ID narEc-, Lsk far ne
aaier msrt ~HoLLOWAr NV YORK AND ION
DON" pourayet On every lsaf Of fho boat q dreetious.
ms trads-maft I'D teatd auainencss can BE- plainly
ssen b. hodins % ieaf tsfssen mseys and ns ugbt
Wimouf nh asg 40 but vile imitation.
8oa % ne nsuufsutau, 10. So Mail-n Lane. N.a.
TorE, And BY al Drxass a 80 81 and A. per pa
alrIl-aala
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NV ToEx ARA AN sua suys mere n o
danbt thaf ihs whole isisue q ceba Is In revolt. A
zruns sEpedihon len here last March.
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XEw ARRLyGEMENT.

TrI-Weeky U. s. Nail & Passenger Line
MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON and HCKSBTRG,
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rhe Great RlIIlard mateh.


DErRorr, HIcHIgAs AFn n-ne bHnsri maEh
between Nsssrs Fhslan sns serrisisr iSk place odEg
M. phelan r.iued ne ricfarv n rfnetr-ar u.iuts
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The Great GasIi.h aemedy

LoisvILLE, April An river l. stationary. with
nEe leet % Do ala. 30 even Ieei Do Lhe e.n.l
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In ruil-. or cut 10 any dssirsd shape Tor siaiers nd
others. Sheet zinc, sheet Copper. sheet Bras, etr.
Al nuds - Sheet Metal wort uade % order, etc. nd
pgi % a reseired aPlo-lm
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HNHE splrtnefship h~rrttcfore eafsfinr brtreeu ne
II uudfrsE1d, - his DAY hslrstty ssreemeuf. and
Al 10 us delts osing % he Arm are sssifned 10 A. g.
Knapq. uh0 has he sole authariv y collect thru nd
sfuif NJ habiiiues 4 sid hrm,
8 CURTIS.
MemphlS A1rh ~ iSa. A. G. NLF,
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1@aAAAAAh q SMITH
hannfaciuFsrs ana Pruprls--s.
apri1-ruEufW No s. water snf s. F-art -+r.--
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NapIs NIEHI FOIICes
We are aufhariz-d aud requested % announce W. 8
TUCKER as candidate Cor Captain of Night Police
marI0-fps
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= '-'a'F Incarnation 'a'g 3 ss9 : 4 81 I; 2,s.'.
Merehaats aRd %Planters Ora LIae :

o. my od rieHls 10 ne ule. Planters 1nI Wer-haus.
By an na kasn fhi linz. aul. mei- pat-1ra7e g. re-
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MEACHAM q RASTLACK.

Two SOD 0mocd an a slerpinE ron. ever the sluth-
i ern Bank, IN fhe nev buiidiug ouruer Of Main and
Mrfls1n streets. Ap7ly af
srs-lw BANK
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STEAM WHISTLES.
RIO

On cup- Gsuss Ccds. CFiin1r Cooks. Glose yaivoa
water Gsurss and al knf 81 Brsa Wbrt 81 stean
WateT, 6usi bsput ~ o. rrguired.
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steaIner Kale FrIsbee.
steamer y. @. zinc.

-e,,s. s..,s ~er TrrsDlY - 81 rs-u
= -. -. - .---r-.r -
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For WharfmasteF.
are 1uffar.rc1 o. aullu1-e TOBIAS a. a
.Iidata fr re-elccfi1n % ne cfae % WnarfmlsiFr az
ensrfn- June election. mHr1s-fsa
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Building gflatrrsaI.
sale OF PeWs In calvary Church,
BEAVER DAN SPRINGS
For Sale
First SATURDAY. In Nav NJ

For Sale.
DrR-rANr te dclrstal order maIe Ia Che Clancsu
Il colu ai Ceutsrgla. 90 la EsFA term. tsl1. uu
proceed o. aeu. m ls
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Tussthsr vlth a iHR z,gk q Dress Goods vhieA VI
y BARINps a co
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mEmPHIs PRICE CURRENT

B=Tte ahTe rates arc thf uhaies4ie prices o.
asl1a nd aaer Aauable articles When tie ale Il tgre-
tail ssdtanal prices vii b required interior, a
dr0rortiSuafe discount must Be made IN al Instances
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Steamer Victoria.

.ves Nsn5s egsry rFrFsUAT artp -
lrulas caves Vias5ar every MONDAY or
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
W are auih1ri1ed % aun1unoe JOHN II. a. .
fr City Tax Colecor a. the ensuinE June
1aef1au. fsal9-te
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For Mayor.
To THE VOTERS or MEMPHIS Influenced - the
suEgesfians 81 numerous friends. ! announce myself an
indspcndeut candidate for Msyur ~ our next municipal
elecian ueleceI. I vii faithfully and impartiauy
discharge the duues euioinet on ne to The best - my
humble abilities.
mar5-te' wM. N PERKINS
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SHEET LEAD.

Beautiful designs q Silver and Steel Mounted. Polished
Fender. Parior and Chamber crates. rifh summer
Fruats Best quality smaoh CASTINGS; low tor cash and
pct ~ BE- required.
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We are auihori1~dt1 aunuun1e RICHARD D. HArGH
a. a candidate for re-electou o. the Msyoraiiy u Ken
Ehls. mlrIa-las
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w aufh1rIrrd 90 aun1unce saloT r.
JACK OWENS as a candidate for Whsrf~zE
master AL e ensuing June eieaioa ~
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: aAFeHIE alFFs-ru -. . As-ssooa. re ,-u-
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III III NUIT \
8. MANSFIELD g. Co. Arenfs far Memphis Sol
aisl b. n =. E~AENsW0Rru, WARD 3 All
JOHNSON \ ONG and Drugsiss E~snerally.
nurr-Hw~wFwfa
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EOT IlTE MaTslaIs
90 VIZ are authl-iEed % aEnouuce JOHN a WlSE a. q
Der csndidats fr election o. The on1e q City Marshal AZ the
eusuine June election. ap6-tes
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Comparative condition of the Banks of New Orleans
N the last Saturdays Of Eehrllarv fnrG five rears

The Brazos steamer Arizona arrived this morning
from Brazos ST. Iago, bringing sl9l 900 in Mexican
silver coin and bullion. The coin (dollars) were sold
at los a 1861 the bullion, which composed one
third of the shipment, WILL it is supposed find its way
to the Mint The steamer Philadelphia also brought
$4,000 in gold, which came the round about way,
via Panama and Havana. 1t would have been here
eight days ago if forwarded via Tehuantepec, at less
cost of freight and interest saved. 1t is supposed
that measures for the transportation of coin via
Tehuantepec will be completed ere long.
From the Louisville Journal of last Tuesday we
have the following of the money market in Louisville
Ne have hardly any change to report in the money
market. The banks continue to take all the good
paper that is offered, and the brokers cannot get
enough of it,
Exchange continues firm. The banks are still sell
ing NewYork short sight at /, and the brokers at
premium. New Orleans short sight prem.
| Currency has undergone no change whatever, and
we continue to quote Wisconsin and Illinois Ii a :
dis We continue to quote Tennessee, Indiana State
and Ohio State Bank at par. Missouri and Indiana
free banks and South Carolina dis North Caroline
and Georgia dis
Gold is selling at 8 q prem, and brought a
prem Silver is very dull-the brokers buy it at
| discount.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 CuAorahouse street. ne a.
ll Royal streetFOr the Cure Of Old Chronic MercuY1A
Syphtc and all Private Diseases without Mercury htnAnee
from business friends guaranteed
all cases.
The unparalleled which has attended Jses pase
lice in all OF the United States and Europe-he many
arkabe he has effected when rur
able by the eminent physicians jusfes him oerinx
services the confidence Of the unfortunate The
of the diseases termed "Prvae and Of which, b
aaneny graduates namely: Syphilis primary secondary I'D
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections falss however,
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back Loin
iammaon of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatis Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers fumors and all Diseases Of the
Dr. James would also call the attention especially thDo
who have privately and Improperly injured themselves IN TIN.
ting them for either society," viz Constitutional
bily Impotency The following the nd "a
melancholy effects produced BY early habits Of YOUTH N
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain In the Head Dness
Vision Loss of Muscular Power Palptaon Of Heart Dys
pepsia Nsryousness Irritsbt. symptoms Of
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression r
Spirits Evil Forebodings Aversion to Society," Self Distru
Love Ut Solitude Timidy ETC., of the evils
All afflicted With of the above symptoms should
fail call Dr. James and be restored perfect
health let false decscy you but apply
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences
terrible mslady.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured full vgss
restored.
Remember, 1.-THE Medical Of DR.. 81 Cusen
| house street.
Private and reserved Hours of attsndsss
| from A. NJ TO 8 p. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsRecentcsses If Gonorhsa cured In ous hea1s
| or pay. DR.. JAMES,
| On nbousA htYe6
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Irrelevant Memphis. - Capt e K Smith and ~, D
8 A.. 8 Thompson and svs, Ala. "A Marsh, y
Y sturges, Ca. y E Knapp, New York. .En
and SIT, Gan Francseo. e A Gleason and wifs,
Della .saa " Barry j, England. Q y Caadee, Syn.
eulon, Henry Nildeburn, Phila. !. N B Bosvorsa,
@ R r Smith, n str Philadeldhio. G McCous.
iomd La LII Gull. - Kilboume. lsdy and
s''' NJ r.; PER- Perkins and svt Miss Perkins, Z
DOR. Davis il, lady and SIT, Ohio. Rev NJ
Bah, Bull, Phia. W r Brodburn and lady,
Nine Vaughan and ~, Il Quitman and lady,
f aa cb ma nu me ais TttS a. Mn y
ra aylss, YA johnson and lady, Mis- Ruth
n nss prne e camn ~ e ss"'s,y Albany
and SIT, Deer creeE ii Baclnsr s Ky lrs FL
Mrs Peet, y. ) Pickens I'd 81. " Rsrses.
y Glaze; T 2 Martin, l.dy. children and syts, Il
Martin, Mrs Martin Var: and 81, a Tate and hdy,
S Tate, L n Oliver, Mempeis. n Z CIark, Rscide
go Johnston, g A Sykes, B 4 Gcodloe 2. .WD
Bawles, Memphis. 7 Lellane; r Tucker. s.
Louis = s ( Beck a. and st Az m; 1ios.s.
Hickman, Mrs Hickman, Miss Louise Hickman, Mn
Fannie Hickman, Alexandria: g Gainnie !.
ARCADE HOTEL. % II Caunch, Ia y p
RasIi &c Ra,l ad leonard ~, Wells hsd,ss
Brown, A II Brown, W Aoreland, A Gordan, J
Turner, Horace Grove. - Milton. ~ T Nolan,
West Baton Rouge. s. N Norris, b p Parha1n-
r Head, La. j Mclean. Ark. =. L Aldrich M
SIT, Tenn j N Menwithe, Ark - D sscsys
Tex. N Harvey, Va. .. A Hewitt, La. q
Pratt; Ark - 3 Wyatt, Miss. IN X Box. -
Longacre, Basaitt, City. J Elmer, Biloxi
Jos Ford, Assumption. :. Ed L Pierson. 3 ~
Greening. W Robinson, La. II Looney, YeA J.
B Burke, Tenn. " Lostutter, Ind.j HamptOa
~. H Gray, r F Gray, La. Is L Cobb, An. ~
W Lyon, ] P Smith, " B Nicholson, Ia. Nh
Raglin, W E Dickson, F b Dent, harper, " Mn
| tin, N Harvey, Miss. ;. J Niles, Cincinnai
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. :. a Brow, CITY. CHS
Thurnauer, New York. j Welsh, A Hsvpe
| Mrs Julia Dean Hayne and child, New York ~ II
Dashiel and lady, Louisiana. u " Deoine, Nev
Jersey. =. .Thos DeSabla. W Barrow Lnui
ana. ). j X Tyler, Mills, New York IN 8 Ch
teau, Missouri.
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Nw 0rteams 9aiu Grestmt Tnesdau onua Haare L. 1859

Provisions. :. Pork was firmer, but we heard Of
no sales Of any moment. OF Green Meats, 1920
pieces Sides and Shoulders were sold at 7c. for the
former and &c. % b. for the latter In Bacon,
nothing Of any consequence was done OF lard,
200 tierces Prime sold at 1876. and 400 kegs at lsc
" b.
KENTUCKY BAeGING. We noticed sale Of $50
pieces PowerIoom at 14sc. Y yard.
COFFEE. :. Sales 3400 bags, Of which 200 were at
l0sc., 376 at l1c 2750 at 1l4c and so at l1ac y d.
STAR CANDLES. =. so boxes Light IA oz.) sold at
zoe. y b.
WHISKY. Good demand, with sales Of 600 bbls
including 200 Rectfed in two lots at &c., 100 Raw
at -, 100 at 2sac and $50 Dexters Extra in lots, at
36c. y gallon.
FREIGHTs. =. Three ships were taken for Liverpool
to-day at 15-32d. for Cotton Vessels on the berth
filling up at 7-l6@l5-32d.
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rivals at the Pr ineipaI Hotels Yesterday.

CITY HOTEL 1Il III Newton, Ark -. J
Geo Otis, :, WHIT, Houston .Jno Smith, Jno
S Mla x hass T Wso1 RSSert sd and LADY
Mrs Wilkins, Texas T Carpenter, New Ha-
ven e Jones Harvey, VIM Myer, Mississippi. j
Hughes, Tex. D L Evans, j L Holloway, r F Ha-
n weleh, Tex: o Courtney, N Gale, 7 j JACK:
son, Crosse Tete. wv Cornell, Miss n D
Green, Ark. wv A Campbell, wife and children
49,. Mr. and Mrs W Delee and svt, La. C Duff
Ards La. r Bell, Miss Capt = K Smith and
svt, U Al shotchkiss Phila. "A H Abney,
s Abney, Ala. e G Burbank La. P H Luckett,
$ Forbes G Wild, pt Gibson. :. R Harrington and
lady, Miss Mrs Wilson and son, Tenn C lie.
Blance. J LeBlance, Coast. Mrs Wilson, Miss
+ A Wilson, W Wilson and lady, Nashville. Jas
Tex: VIM H Hunter, S W Smith jr W Som.
merell, H l. Taylor, A Hunter, Halves 4 Coleman
Jno Ruitin, Ark; r Miller and SON. H NJ White
MIS- = M m Davis, Va , WebsteT Miss;
Benson Tex...P Doherty, La. :. r $ Byrne, Ky
:...F Perkins, Boston VIM Crebbs, Tex
Drling, J Evans, Houston. l. Gibson, Tex
;;J Lodge, Boston ! Heniford, Mo e
Lale, La u Frazer r W Daniel, F Z
Daniel, jackson :. H Reid, Black Hawk. D A
Holman, H Stokes, Miss Stokes, Mrs May, Miss
..E Nichols, A Thompson, Tex. III Gilbert
No,..:w N Scales, 7 Matthews, S I.essly, W p
Green, Yazoo.. G L Lowe, Tex. E White, Miss
IF WEIGH, lady, children and syt, Miss A
Cox, Miss NJ Owen, P O'Neill, Mobile. j Hun
ter, La. w Dickinson, Va. Mrs Stith and syt,
Mr. and Mrs Breneh, J kefer;. W Campbell,
Ala VIM Smith, N c.. r ] Smith, Y:...
DRIP Cohea, Miss IN W Workman, Robert
Workman, Tex. :. C Jones, J Loye, Ia, Thos
Caldwell, j 4 wilkins, Fl G johnson, Tenn. DR.
S Fall, City.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL. -. Capt A L Myers, Mo.
bile Vim Bbb, Kentncky...R Thornhill G
S Guion, Lafourche. "A Moore, Geo Baker, Y
. e Freeman, Parish, J Kirkham, Mass E
Hull, Miss Louise DeVandel, Miss Hull :. Robert
Freeman, N Y....T J Avery. u Caldwell, c
-. VIM Consul, Tuhin, N Africa. ..TJ Churchill
Ark. e NJ Terger, Jackson. E A Rawlins, Va
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1859.

HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1853.
Special to the New Orleans Crescent
Messrs. Edaors-since my last advices, there
has been very little doing in the Sugar market;
those parties desiring to purchase apparently feeling
disincned to yield to the pretensons of holders who
are, nevertheless very firm at my last quotations.
The stock is daily increasing, and Judging from the
temper manifested BY buyers, holders will, before
long. be compelled to make very considerable con.
eessions so to bring rates within those that rule
in foreign markets. II is estimated there are, be-
tween this and Matanzas, about 10000 boxes in
first and second hands. Auscovado Sugars also par
take Of the general dullness that prevails. There
has been very little doing either here or at near out
ports. The stock at Matanzas is computed at about
$500 hhds. At Cardenas, some small sales have
taken place to complete cargoes at rates ranging
from to 81 reals per arobe. According to my
latest advces from Cardenas to the 22d inst.) the
decline in Northern markets was regarded as merely
of temporary character and holders were not in
clined to lower their demands.
MoLAssEs has been in good demand, chiefly for
Europe. The ruling rates, both here and at near
ouports, are reals for Clayed and reals for Mus
covado per keg of 81 gallons.
LARD-Until the 23d inst, the daily sales were
made at SIS Is per quntal for tierces and bbs and
Sl5 20 per qulutal IoE Kegs Dut on tnat Gay re-
duction in rates occurred and my present quotations
must be sl7 so per quinta for terces and bbls and
$40 per quinta for kegs. The stock is estimated at
| 1000 tierces and bbls., and about 1900 kegs.
BUTTER is in good demand. Sales this week, IL
kegs from New York at s2s, and AZ bbls. also from
New York at $24 so per quintal.
| CHEEsE-There is not any demand for American.
| HAMs-No sales of American reported this week.
| CLEAR Pork is in fair demand. On 2lst inst, II
| boxes from New York sold at $14 so, and on the
! 18th, 10 boxes also from New York at SIS per
quintal.
RIcE-2O0 casks from Charleston sold, 22d inst, at
rate not made public
No sale Of Yellow Pine reported this week.
| FRE1GHTs have been active, without any marked
| improvement in rates. The last engagements re-
ported are an Gutenberg brig of 800 hhds capacity
| to load molasses at Matanzas for Cork and marke
at 42s Cd. per tun, and two American vessels of re
spectively 300 and 500 hhds. capacity to load sugar
at Cienfuegos for New York at 373 and 40 cents pc
100 lbs.
EXCHANGES have declined. 1 quote Sterling lOs t.
lO2 per cent. premium. New Orleans (short) to
per cent. discount. New York 60 day bills II to
per cent. discount. -
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Increase, is in specie, 1896 594; in circulation,
5,2s9,o0O; in deposits, s2,45Ol2O; in Short Loans
1851 ,674; in distant balances an increase of $751;
524. and decrease in exchange of s6ss, 1924.
1t will be observed by the above that the actual
demand cash liabilities of the banks-that is circu-
lation and deposts-have increased during the three
months almost seven and three quarter million of dol
lars, and the specie has increased only s2,3s5 594,
while the item of exchange, considered at all times
when it is not above tact. premium on New York
equal to specie, has decreased s66s, 1924. Although
last year cannot fairly be taken as comparison for
this or following years. yet the panic of October
1857, was in the last February, 1885, one of the
things that were it is not out of place to note the
large expansions in discounts during the twelve
months, amounting in all to an increase of over ten
millions and half of dolaEs-with good crops and
good prices this present season. this is large
Though the expansion may be called only ninety
day one, yet it is an expansion. and as it is now
recorded fact, the question may be propounded how
much of it will have to be carried over to next sea-
son? In the meantime, we have only to suggest to
our bank managers remember March, the ides of
March remember, and let us see what the coming
March will unfold.
condition tho p,nl,s Nov, O,,1o,,,
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CHARLES HE1DslEcK cHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wine Of the above well known
BEEN and will continue be- received by the undersigned
quantities meet the increased demand of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the evidence.
that from the closest ineal of The old sn
first established house Of Hedsck O. of Rheims they have
hold of it with determination bring and its claims
to dis, before the pnbc generally than here
ofore The superior quality Of this article must satisfy
thar its ion from source where great attention.
well thorough have been brought 70 bear u
Cha Heids;eck his whole mind to
his wine and masking worthy Of the nanas
the United States enabled him
fully understand and appreciate the tHsss and shes q
and OF his having prohed by that informant H
evidenced by the Champagne for the paais Of
The conn,issenr-a unsurpassed is rich bouQust and
varieties of brands OF Ghanpngu0
lend grea w. no confuse the purchaser but the loves
of good and genuine must ok for Charles He seck -
in ull on The label as the eoks and capsules
" T. W. BAYAUp & Co..
General Agents for Moth America, New York.
The Charles Heidseek b. obtained in quantities
nder met Houses be- es many Others
aud at retail with all the principal hotel. keepers.
E. j. HART X CO.,
j. II. Il I. N. Marks
SEWET.L 7. TAYLOR
fe2 Nv PAYNE. STEELE 4 co
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dN amAM
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

Messrs. B. A. Fnhnestock Co:
conference.-the. g. W. Tilley, who Is q gentleman yFeH
the planters in this or Wharos county,
and celebrated for the careful negroes highly
recommends b. A. Fahnesocks vermifuge He called 90 M
few days since and purchased and that
minseed the Vsrmfnge bought Of me last to .uh
negrosuspected Of having and succeeded In
from her several dozen inches in length ts
her health IL good 'NE
One of these home testimonies Is worth where
parties known and this be regarded reiahls
evidence with regard the adaptation of your valuable
fuge plantations.
am truly yours,
8. W, FISHER,
Purchasers heuld look well the initials Wrapper
and that they buying 3. A. Fahnesocks
and other. ia2S lmkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-01
]. II. 4 I. N. MARKS,
SEWELL I. TAYLOR,
PAYNE. STEELE Ice

n w. LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW.
VI ing Warehouses; prepared Accommodating thoss
dosrous Storage having large rooy and cos-
commerce Fom hsr Proximity to the river and
diminished risk of (being all Fire Proo he i -
thled 70 otter aSyantases not heretofore attained:
DELTA WAREHOUSE, at the river-For Grain and oshsr
Produce, corner Of kront and Lasayetts
Of DELTA = -
WABASH wARSHoUsE-For Lard aad Bs-on. ru,sS.
street, -
HOME wAREHousE-Ferc Coffee alone, Fasonstrse,. a4s.
merchants and athsrasolieissd ms n
g Al SODA-2O casks, landing and f,r sale By
~ ALFRED KEARNY,
Jas 2.NiS Y Aaga1 street.