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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1851

Thin popular Annual VII be ready about the ls. OF snT1y
aad OM contain
THE RETURNS or THE ELECTIONS OF 1850,
sus large amount other interesting Political MISTER.
PHIcz IL csa:s; copies ter I, 100 copies $S pssee
PAID BY Express, ~ per 100. Csfh orders solicited
Address THE TRIBUNE, Nev.YoGt-
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VOL XX....N' 6,l30,
Mercantile Libpy Association,

Mercantile Libpy Associations
NT TAS1STROS Fourth Restion viii be
MUCH ADO AIUT NOTHING,
WEDNESDAY EVENB, Dec l9, at Q O'Clock.
Tickets 50 cents admitting .uenan Add Lady 10 cen
Holiday Presents Holiday Pceseurs
Ice Pitehc1s...... 10 to Seastors. tik
Tee snd Coffee UrnS.' to l5ako Baskets. to =
4 &c Ses pieces 20 TO 30ecenter Stands. oto IL
Also Walters, Napkin Rings orks Spoons Butter Dses
kc &c at Nos. 4 aud BuTiiDiip. LUCiOS HAhi.
BurdsaIl's Area Ljniment,
When all else has failed Throat BnEns stin Join
Ulcers, and al external pains arches.
Price Is cents
Save your hter.Back, =,
And slwsys hhve hre, by ing MIGRANTS PArENI
WATER-bAIK RANCE, VIII you csn regulate and u.e
r moment, either with or i,hout water, as was done
and Dec D. 1890 few Of 100 references: Lexington
ave. Nos l4s and ll2 East 35st Nos 70 ard 1867 adison
,y Nos 49, ls l7 i75 l7 l1g; Wes, 23dss No. 49, %
to baking and economy in fuel. -.
Ch and ezamie send for cusI with many
l. lNGRAG SON, hanuiscturers,
No. 3A 4th-sv, hoI-Iors.
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CEPIIALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HsADAClIl.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS BEADACHEi
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHEi

BY TIE use ef these Pills the periodic sseAs Of Rsees
, Headache may be pevented and taken q he scupees
nen attack d,e relief on pAin end deADso -
obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Hsasss and HsaaAs -
which fensles are so sshj,ct
They gently upon the bowels, removing CesisssaA
For Iirsry Nos !.6ess Delicate ssnses and q pszsnU
Of to6,nary Ad5 they vausble LaEshss tnpscvAo
the eppe.s giving and vGey to tho digestive ssg -
resodrs the natural elasticity and srsngts sfks whole sysA
TIE CyPHALlC PILLS tho result sf long isvsssi6ssa
and carefully conducted experimental having been IA spy
years, during which time hey have psyeasea and Ss1sSsA
amount Of psin and suffering from Hsscss shsshss seG
astns 10 the susoss system rsS derssssd sale Il ~
stNGa
They entirely vegetable IN their osnpos'ion, ssa nay -
taken It all tmes with perfect safety vihes mailing any sAoa
fde and Ae absence Of a,y Sasrsess tsss vssss se
~ ddxtsisler tasm 10 ehld,sn. u. - 80
BEWARE OF COUNIERF'ErT0R
The genuine have eve signatures ef Henry @ eysssa q
each Box. - - --e-tf
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PRICE, 26 CENTS.
All orders should bo addressed 70 .. .---f
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rJ,HE PUBLISHER OF
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CHRISTMAS CHEER. Lyric by Cha. Da%son shnniyi, MY,
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furniture.

LyNASIELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
AZ kITURE in all coors and styles Wholesas Retail n
o4s snd upwuTd also Ma.tpsses and Paiusses
WARREN WARD, No. I'll Ca1alsc,
uour doors aas nj Hrosixav, ~ v
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FAC. wonya K,ovrre.SpslasnSs Csphaoo fAS e go
ts!n euro for sci bes4ssss nefvoss hssesss~ css0s
sSd General Debility. -iG
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~ pp ysu evsr bsve The sieh Hssasshst Be yes nn0e
Der ,hs tbreSSins temples. the ievorea s,su ~ hss -
pleasure ccnyeTsstion sudy Ons 81 ths SspAis lins
would have reieyod you from oil .he sassras .sA -
have boz sf them on hard to use A. ooesasp ryass~
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apxIr prsroyssr Among the Dess imreSsass q - -
,re.t medical dscoye.ies this becensidessd ne ~
fem Of vaccination for protection hsn sst ro1 ~ ~ -
,ert;op Of Fevers either which 10 sure spe1A vnse t
s wl be experienced by suffering boms,sy Ne sss ss
dS$osyeyeIs crsosSn-
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.sIne' rnrnt ~ ... .,,, ,4,t-srgv
Al Na III E-osdAsy dOol ~ thf 0nrt q 81 Lfii
A ~" - GgUlGE uODO, W@.saLHsigf
.,i.I.h.-sTIFt.Hs q SMITH, No - Etriag:-- T. have
-, n ~ o..u lleCtis 81 ltifia 'i -i l)' ~
Sil s to.ss pgly bg't ros>i Ct fIhhs, $50 10 "Iaep
Isxy & Va tie s.tesiiES g->~itt-@
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Nem 11nbfailons.

AN ENTIRE NEW DITION OF SHAhEs-
EDITED BY MARY owDEN CLARKE;
Nov Ready the Holiday Ses Ia various styles oil pt ot
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90 Whom it man Gotmerm.

I HEREBY certify that have examined the con-
rivsnce ps,en,ed Ivy WHEELER to prevent burglar, fots
entering by means Of Nippos ond consider perfect
SAFEGUARD and would recommend all who depend
vpon locks their doors fcr seuly NOT 70 M In procuring
OF these SAFEGUARDS. q. WHALING
Cap..in OF Detective Police.
They be carried IN the vest poke, and may be Obtained
Jor IS couss, st No. 30s Broadway, n. Y.
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Mr.. LORDS Lectures-

CLINTON HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING.
Dec. Is, al o'clock
Subiec.-" Queen E'issbe.h-Wousn o. . sovereisn.n
Tickets for the remaining three Lectures 20 Single
admission Tnc Lecture Rutgers Institute
gill be Wednesday Doc TO- st o'clock Madame de Stse
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NEW oa1EAss cLAssIr1oAr1oss.


SuGAR..- About % hhds we're sold from first
and second hands at firm prices. Fair to Fully
Fair 749s3e. q b.
MoLAssEs -. Nothing of any moment doing.
Little or none offering on the Leyee from first
hands. ... e. IL.
FLOUR. The market was dull, and sales con-
fined to a few limited parcels including ls9 Super
fine in two lots at s. 49, 80 at 50 5O loo Extra at
So sly, and so at 81 % u Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was dull, with sales of only about
1900 sacks, including 535 Yellow Mixed at &c.,
$40 Mixed at GO, 800 White Mixed at 60, 100 at Is,
and loo White at re. % bushel The sales Of Oats
comprised $40 sacks st. Louis in two lots at 4le.,
and l24 at 42e. Y bushel. Of Bran 260 sacks sold
at 81 Is u 100 ibs
Provisions. In Pork we heard of 100 bbIs.
Mess sold on Friday evening at s2I 90. Retailing
generally at S2l 00@S21 80 % Dbl. The sales Of
Bacon were confined to retail lots at l0ac. for
Shoulders, l25 for Ribbed Sides and lac. II b. for
Clear. OF Lard 200 kegs sold at l4e. 58 ID.
COFFEE We noticed sale of l50 bags at l6e.
% Ii.
HAY. .l34 bales Western sold at SIS 90 % tnn.
WHISKY -. The sales included $50 bbs. VIII
shres Rectifed at lsc. ID gallon.
FREIGHTs. No change. Cotton to Liverpool
3D., and to Hayre lgc.
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Tbs most eilecuai remedy which the medical skill Of
for Ills everywhere prevailing and fatal Ral
ady. combined from the active remeias that have
beer discovered for eXpurgaon Of this foul disorder from
the blood ami the Of e system from its destructive con-
sequences Hence should ne employed the of only
Scf6fnn but also those other affections which ase from IT.
Erapve and Skin Diseases St anthony Fire, Rose
or Eryspelas Puppies Pnstues Boces Bans and folsi
TunGs letter and salt Rheln Scad Head Ringwp, Rheu.
masm Ssiphtl and Mercutig Diseases pfops Dyspepsia
Debility anti indeed all complaints arising frpm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for 'mpuTity Of the blood
Ii founded in truth for SeFoa degenerate of the blood
particular purpose and virtue OF this aparla i p
rfy regepeiae this vital fluid without which sound health
Is impossible in e0ntal2inatel constitutions
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Sunday Arrangement

On Sundays the Steam Train viii leave the city o'clock
A. NJ, In lieu of tile HJrse Car.
The Steam Train will the city Sundays every hour
fron1S2 NJ. until II p. N.
From and Sunday the 9Th May, Cars will leave
either end OF the Road every hahonr from O'Clock p NJ
until o'clock T. NJ.
The Horse viii extra special trips from the Lake
night whenever required the Conductor must however
eeve due notice.
onnbusea for the Depot every Eve min
utaa.
a-Passengers earnestly requested to procure their
els the Office nnde the Depot Clecks 6r tickets
rnyI q PAEDErY Superintendent.
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8stisiu Of tbe sflarksts.

5N CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20 C4np srREsr,
Monday Morning. August q 1885,
COTTON. There was some inquiry again ON
Saturday, but the taking rates were mostly above
the views Of buyers, and the sales reached barely
700 bales, including l6 New Crop, CHASING Good
Mddling, at 1l{e. D ID. We retain our quota
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rnr UNDERSIGNED, rRorR1nroas OF cor

THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETORS OF COT
TON PRESSES in the city New Orleans hereby give
notice Cotton that will for the ensuing year
mencing the first September take all tonbOnd cot
ton storage at the same rates as other cotton and will re-
place hoops when the cotton sold and ordered
compressed shipment without charge, but under
circumstance will replace iron hoops with rope without
compensation eight per rope, which is the regular
charge.
We forced into this and think proper to give
public notice the fact that since the introduce
lion OF iron hoops have found impossible to prevail
shippers and shpmasers to receive ronbod cotton Of
any kind under any circumstances and cannot posi-
bly, furnish rope without being reimbursed for the same The
charge will be invariably made TO the factor.
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100 00O RAILROAD cRossTIEs WANT:

1oV,OOOED-The New Orleans, 0pelousas and Great
$4,000 crossties per month months beginning with
October 1860 $4,000 ties in all The largest quantity will
be wanted The line the road the west side of erwe
Bay but proposals will be received for the delivery Of apoon
Como's point Meads point Franklin, Hardngs point Flu
siiiers, Generates and New Iberia.
Parties bidding will please state what number they will
dertake deliver ALL what number month"; and the prices
of delivery at more Of the points mentioned.
The the best and souHdest heart
swamp cypress each six inches thick by twelve
inches wide eleven feet long None will he received unless
sawed which has deahened the
months of August and February.
For any portion of the above less than 1000 bids under
seal addressed the President of the Company marked Bids
for Crossies will be received The office Of the Company
Of St. Peter street and jackson Square until THURS
DAY. 18th July next The Board eserving the right of reject
ing all any of the bids.
Payments will be the of the Com.
ninety days. with Bank interest adeda the option of
the Company G. W. Il. BAILEY.
ie2n 3tnw3w Chief Engineer
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r a. FAHNEsTosc5lk5,,s.; nXERMlEUGE FoI

. q. FAHMESTUVIN'S NERMIEUGE FOR
ID. TAPE WORM,
Messrs. B. A, Fahnestock Il Co
GenemenSome years since recommended ,, 4. Fanes-
tocks yemifnge my relative Mr. Charles West Jefferson
county, Mississippi for child eighteen months old which
supposed be dying from fits He gave two three walls
which brought from it wentyOne feet long and
cured the child This worm preserved, and have shown
planters in this and the adjoining Counties have sold thou
sands of bottles of your Vemifuge with perfect satisfaction
The purchasers II this will be Of service in calling atten
ton your valuable Teme7 liberty it,
JAMES P. HARPER,
0fthe firm Of Harper Son Druggists,
Bayou Sara La
Rs-Purchasers should look well the initials tie bot
tie and wrapper and be particular that they buynR
b A. Fahnestnck,s YermifnRe and oIher iY23 lmkW
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Cotton Presses.


Aht''a4A Corner of rchoupitopas and Robin streets.
Corner of Tchoupltoans aud Henderson streets.
FSEElS' st. Marys street between Psrddo and Poydras
a'oelsiAt' Corner Of st Thomas and Basin streets
Corner Of Tchoapitouas and Richard streets
BRaNAH, sr.,,o..z,,,..,.. o,a pf.,,r3 .,raets.
"EtsNi'tN' = New I.evee and Lousa strssts.
ohits,NAs' Corner Leyee and Roflgnsr streets.
PLANTERS i,ornsF Annuncfaioa and Richard streets.
Corner Ievse and eouet streets Third District
saii Corner Henderson aud NeR Levee streets.
UNION .,aa =, osir.Da, st,eats
WOODS, -z..,,.s,, ,r,t t,.,.,.,ss. .frss..
aTExAs. 4. ,,,zs,,,-ysS sr5 r,Ses5rs.-s +-sats
CRESCENT PRESS E.
Nov LeSee street.
TAa.fSs ~ t FTooat 1effse street, z@-z
1FyFF STEAM COTTON PRESS ,.,-.
Streets Third District,
fioA Ievee street, opposite Post 1873 Third District
1pEpENDgsST,, .,ss I'D - Ro,4,o,s streets,
NEW isvea ges between Moategut and eIouet streets
Third District,
GornaF of st. Narys and Tehoupitoulas streets,
FeHFfh District -
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CATTLE EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY August 5. 1866.
The arrivals comprised 20 Western Beeves 235
Texas Cattle, and 10 Mich Cows. The market
closed bare of Veal Cattle, but fair supply of
other stock remain on sale.
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ccRoEuI.A. oR KINe.,s EVIL. Is a coNsr!

GCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, Is A CoNsTI
. tutions disease corruption Of the blood by which this
fluid becomes vitiated and poor Being in the circulation
perYades the whole body and may burst ont in disease any
part Of it, No organ free from its attacks, is there
which may destroy The scofuous faint Varionsy
caused by disease low living dsordered unhealthy
food impure air. filth filthy habits the depressing vices,
and ALL the yenerea Infection Whatever be its ORR
gin it Is hereditary in the constitution descending from
parents children unto the third and fourth generations in
deed to be the rod of Him who says II will visit the
Eiauities of The fathers npon their Children
lis effects " deposition from the blood Of corrupt
ueefos matter which III the lungs liver and internal organs
is termed ubercle in The glands swtlings and on the
face eupon This toni cofuption which genders in
the blood depresses the energies Of life that scrofuous
situations only suffer from scTofuous complaints but they
far less power withstand the attacks Of other Diseases
consequently numbers perish by disorders which, although
sefofud IN their nature still rendered fatal by this faint
system. Most OF the consumption hch deeiInntes the
human family has its origin directly in this scrofaous CON
Elimination and many destructive diseases of the liver kid
ney brain and indeed Of all the organs arise from
gravaed by the same cause
One quarter all people seronons their
invaded by This lnrkng Infection and their health undermined
by To cleanse from the system must the
blood by Alternative medicine and nvgorate by healthy
food and exercise. Snch medicine we supply in
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sAeu 0rleans Duly Grsstsnt.
AID COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
aeu a,..,Isans Hlonsu Marhst.
c.,,..,,. -vroE. No; 10 Camp street,

CRESCENT To-. Night August J. isSo. )
inc week closes on a market ats 'esN VIVA 'N7
usual depression and stagnatfon sppiles pie 70 the
season Of the year. Some movements IN cotton
nave TAKEN place. sales reaching 300 bales for tn
week, at good prices for the new erop. The salez
for the corresponding week last year were zsoe
bales. 5.E .@-.. A..
Tobacco has been dealt in to fair extent. sales
reaching 1000 hogsheads against 800 hopshesds
only for the same time last year, These roovs.
ments, with the daily sales Of breadatuffs and pro
visions, have kept the money market moving with
more freedom in discounts at the several banks.
There is a good deal Of country paper, drawn by
parties residing in the interior falling due from day
to day, which goes unpaid. This paper, or good
share Of it, is for purchases of merchandise in
Northern cities, and its being unproviaed for does
not affect our locality, than the Deportation
OF commissions for collecting. True, there has
been some few suspensions among local traders
and dealers, but they are only taking a resting
spell. 1t is manifest there is some speculation
going on in the paper market particularly in short
one party day in two or three days, or longer.
it will be offered by another party at difference
of from 1t93 get, showing conclusively there has
been more or less speculation in paper which,
however, is truly legitimate business for capital
lists and for those who are not capitalists
In the general wholesale and jobbing business it
has been calm and quiet. The stocks of all dealers
and traders are being added to, replenished by
every arrival from Northern ports and from Eu-
rope. In some of the great staples, say coffee and
sugar, the stocks running down to very low
figures.
The mechanical branches of trade are active
all life and animation. The building Of houses re-
pairing and furnishing upthousands of other bald
ings, the paving contracts, the progressing of the
city railroads, the numerous steamers undergoing
repairs and brushing up at the neghborng villages
Of Algiers and Gretna, give zest and livelness to
the industrial branches of trade and throwing into
circulation large sums of money from day to day,
week after week.
The return Of the banks to the Board Of Currency
to-day is good one. The calls for discounts have
been declining from day to-day, SO that this week
closes much more favorably than last week There
has been slight increase in specie. The increase
in short loans is more apparent than real, being
merely the transfer of paper from the dead weight
| to active movement. The real and actual decrease
in loans for the week is 1914, 1868.
4 The following figures denote the changes
a j e Ipssis ss
An increase in short loans e 1855
An increase in Exchange of. 9J,2l1
The variation in Long and Short Loans for the week -
is II decrease of.. 1883
| 4.
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s9,786,68l sl4, "a, 10 si,sis.on
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Comparative stz,szaens for rwo Weeks.

Actual decrease in Long and Loass FOR the S s
The following table comprises the aniount N
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement = paper maturing within ninety