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FRENCH 1MPoRrAr1oNs

y o IL N no DID,
Nos. AZ and IL Charities street,
Offers New and Fashionable Styles in
ELEG4NT FANCF DRESS Silks,
Of Very Late and Choice Designs.
EVENING SHADES in watered Stripe. ohene, Broehe, Plain
etc, etc.
Plain PouLr DE Sole Fnscha Magenta, Rosa de Neuyo.
etc. etc
Also
100 pieces FANCY DRESS SILKS at 75e. per yard-sofh
sl25
100 peoos RICH DRESS SILKS 81 per yarorth 81 75
70 pieces Extra Heavy and wide solid eoorea BAYADERE
SILKS, at 81 80, worth 81 so.
Also, nosi complete assortment Of Fine
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs,
REAL THREAD LACHs,
ID GLOVES. HOSIERY,
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS,
mig 2paolhsa etc, ete., etc.
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Eeeges,s EE.oaakeR Store.

CANAL STREET, near Bauphias
RtEMANs Co. Importers recommend thelz new arrivals
Zepher and other wosteds Beads Sowing and Floss sks
aud all articles for Ladies' Work wholesale aad 1eai Par
teular attention paid to country orders. nla 2pts
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EEomse Jrzamufactsss.es.

uome suantfact,4res.
H Y d e & Ct O ODRIC CTI
Would call the attention of citizens and strangers from the
country to The large and varied stock Of
@rLvGR-yvAR
Made at
THEIR OWN FACTORY IN THIS CITY.
And warranted
PUx4E as CORN.
We have everything for in this line
stantly on hand, such as
TEA AND TABLE SPOONS AND FORKS.
PRESERVE AND JELLY SPOONS,
ICE AND SALAD TOMS,
PIE And FISH KNIVES,
DESSERT KNIVES,
NUT PICKS,
ICE CREAM KNIVES,
CAKE KNIVES,
CHEESE SCOOPS, @
cRUMB# #sCRAPERs,
NAPKIN RINGS.
OLIVE FORKS,
CUPS,
G0BLETs,
TUaBLERs,
PITCHERS
WATERS,
URNs
TEA SETS,
sour TUREENs,
FRUIT STANDS,
TErEATETE SETS and great variety Of other articles
the newest designs.
Single pieces made match sets the largest orders
AT no NE,
which, ia quality Of silver Workmanship we are willing
compare with anything
MADE AT THE NORTH.
a splendid stock Of
WATCHES, JEwELRY,
DIAMONDS, PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY, PORCELAIN,
GUNS PISTOLS,
MILITARY FANCY GOODS,
Always on hard
HYDE s GOODRICH,
no 2F4t corner Canal aud Royal streets
Robert EodfFssss
WOULD AGAIN INFORM HIS FRIENDS,
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY,
That his assortment Of
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING,
ZGENTLEMEN's FURNIsHING Goons,
Is New Large Complete, embracing every article in
his line of trade.
na~citizens and Strangers calling at his
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
Is and l5..,....C CAMP STREET IS and ID
Opposite Ladies' Entrance to City Hotel,
win find everything suitable their wants manufactured
and selected with great care, MAGNIFICBECE and taste.
ROBERT PlTKIN,
nl7 apR . and . camp street
FAIRS E9S2's Fsrs
JUST RECEIVED
Beautiful Assortment
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's FURs!
40, fs.a inyatss u loUvIx GLOVES, fot Ladies and
LION y ANDREE,
81 and Sc Royal street,
MIG 2ptf corner Rienvilo st.
Southern Shoe Store.
J. W. BRIGHAM,
WHOLESALE
DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 80 Magazine street,
Keeps constantly hsnd weI selecoas stock manufactured
expressly for tho Now Orleans trade. 90 2p5m
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n. E9sssUigtiaMe,

Particular attention gyon to orders for all styles Of Printing
Eng aving Lhogrsphng Notes; Checks Drafts Account
Sales Certificates Of ncpos Bills Of Exchange Bl Heads
Noteand Letter Headings etc. nl2 zptal
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.yespefry .uanufactory.

/. A. KELLER & JUL II0ENER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers i'm
OLA IN o N DIS,
JeweIry and Swiss Watches,
No. RoYAI STREET Up sairs,
tho that they have opened In ths eiy
mandatory of all goods in ho line They preparsdo
SET PRECIOUS STONES
in any that mag bo required AZ the shortest noce
10 MAKE SETS OR sISoLE PIECES OF
y9cTfgcx-xsI,
TOD ALL KIND OF
Bnat1neliag,
fact everything that appeans to the Jewelfy busi
ness In s surpassed by any house in the Union.
Their stock Of WATCHES the direct Importation s
always fal and complete.
They win also keep constantly on baud LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK or THEIR OWN
Ready Made Jewelry,
manufactnrea EXPRESSLY FOR rHE NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.
They ask Of home buyers to call lao heir stock
,rev;oua Ia pptrbaginr MA 2pIin&W
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ss.sssa4a y AssEstans al,lernnes. d. 81, % q
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sa,..,sei n. .HEoo..e 5 20,
HoUsE-FURN1s1IrNa STORE

u IL IA
No. 40 Camp Street,
Has for Sale
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FIR CHINA TEA SETS,
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS,
WHITE STONE DINNER SETS,
~ CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED CAST0RS,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS,
SILVER PI.AFbD PITCHERS,
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED GUPs AND GoBLETs,
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES,
a4 IVORY NAPKIN RINGS, .
PLANISHED TIN COFFEE P0TS,
., PLANIsIED TIN COFFEE URNs,
PLANTsHED Tin EGG BOILERS
PLANIsHEp TIN touP TUREENs,
PLANGsHED TIN TEA KETTLES.
PLANIsHED TIN OYSTER DISHES,
BRoSzED SOLAR LAMPS,
GILT AND DAMAsE SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE oil. LAMPS, I .=..
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS
BRITANNIA METAL OAsTORs,
BRIT ANNA METAL TEAPoTs,
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS,
BRITANNIA METAL cANDLESTToKS,
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS, @
JAPANNED BREAD BASKETS,
JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS, Mu .=..-
JAPANNED PLATE WARMERS,
JAPANNED COAL VASES
JAPANEED TOILET SETS,
HEARTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES
FLOOR BRUSHES,
.. GRuMR BRUSHES,
sCRUBBlNG BRUSHES.
BUSTING BRUSHES
WHiTEwAsH BRUSHES,
CARPET BRUSHES,
STOVE BRUSHES,
CHIMNEY BRUSHES,
PLATE BRUSHES, -#=+. .a4
FEATHER BUSTERS,
.'= MARKET BASKETS,
CLOTHES BASKETS,
KNIFE BASKETS,
PLATE BASKETS
WASTE PAPER BASKETS,
WIRE NURSERY FENDERS,
WIRE DISH COVERS,
WIRE MEAT SAFES
WIRE EGG BEATERs,
.= WIRE OYSTER BROHEgS,
HALL LAMPS,
STEAMBOAT LANTERNS,
CONDUCTOR LANTERNS, +@ =".."
COAL sGuTTLES,
FIRE IRON STANDS.
sHovEI.s AND ToNGs,
DOOR MATS,
DECANTER MATS,
KITCHEN TIN WARE,
P0RCELAI AIN LINED sAUCEPANS g@
- PORCELAIN LINED PRESERVE KETTLES,
... TINNED IRoN MILK BOILERS,
TIMED IRON sAUCEPANs,
@ TINNGD IRON FLESH FORKS.
TIMED IRON BAsTIEG SPOONS,
TIMED IRON SWIMMERS AND LADIES,
sTEEL NUT CRACKS,
STEEL CoRKSCREws,
.w$ DINNER AND TEA BELLS, @
WOODEN WARE OF ALI KINDS.
nd many other areles- of rhigh VIII be delivered Ii
mart of ihs city. ole 2pTuThsstf
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sa5~Izac Japanese, the Great Eastern, II.
r. II. the Prince uf Wales Detonyills may and go and
be forgosnn bnt tho lueF, the ebony baeknes the rich
browns, the nania The sensation Of pde and
pleasure by the apptsaionof that harmless prepa
raton, ca sTADoR0s EXCELSIOR HAIR DY g. Will un
qaeonabIy he gratefully by ail who IT, mas
mneh rs :. q thing Of beauty il iey foreyert'
Prepared ut 40. 4astpr HOUSE, New York.
Bold every where. Applied by ell Hair Dressars.
GRIsTADoRo, 8 Axtor House N. Y.
Sold in EcEf Orleans, Wholesale and retail by WRIGHT s
Co. q and i5 Chartres street Genera Aeenta ns 2pln&
H8- A ClerSysnants Testimony PIttsforti,
Vermont, Avg. !, 1853,
hereby certify that my hair having blooms quite grey
used HesttaeS Hair coering fpopared by w p Hagan of
Troy N. Y. for four weeks and my hair
70 its original color fully recommend article
10 be ailit claims WA. KINGSLEY,
Pastor Of The Baptist Church, Psford Vt.
Reemher that this result produced BY Hosrees In
mAble the original and only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price 80 cents and 81 q bottle. Sold everywhere.
w. n. HAGAN 4 CO., PropTieiors, Troy N. Y.
Sold by WRIGHT Co, q and l5l Chartres street, New
Orleans. ni6 2plm&W
~ rExpericaee aencEiea us that saeIlcacy
prevents many females from applying for tho alleviate
suffering and save fs That objection ohyated in tho
q sT James CaEkc's Fete PILLS. prepared after pre-.
sefpten Of Sir James Clarke Physician he Green Eng
ad and wei knownto be the any and remedy
female difdcufies aid distractions from an They
ia shotile containing 50 pills. post by enclosing
ard sz postage staaaps to any ageAt.
General Agent The United ets;ss JOB AosRs Reehear
~ n, o. NlsIGHT CO. New Orleans Wholesale Agents.
and sstd ~ 81 resseets Ne l,rrgeies qolg
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BzczfU11- -iglso p-fxfZ1:z17'
The prices arc reduced IsfMEAsuRABLY LOWER than
Dry Goods we're before offered by any house in the eoan
try and gives purchasers an opportunity Of selecting fresh ard
good articles al no more eas thau the precsor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

MAGED GOODS!
Our stock large and varied siye in advertisement
full list the prices but sajon partial with the
assurance that similar prevail through the ENTIRE
STOCK We would ask leave 10 state here, also that
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JEFFERSON cfTg. Jau ID. lsso
arrived u head 81 Western Beeves 100 Hogs,
and so vssl Cattle. a lot III 10 Sheep uas
brought n from pasture. There II sttsi ~ ample
supply Of stock ii the market.
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SS4s
1890 Esgsrsss sass III
- -
asdck n hsnd 10 sissssa 80
sUsAE There was Il Ixcsisrtss demand w.
day and abons se0 h1da. rere soid ii ar,ciusn.sx
prices Fair ~ Fully rair n u q,
MoIAssEs Prices Mesa sssssr Hi b1yxr8 n, 49,
sales n 800 bhs. II ss65sge. iii orsEnarya W.
and 4e@4l4 and I'm. for Prime ID choSse III. fa
half bills II n aSx5c. III Tnfsssor ID Prime.
FLoun. Tlls market was inaetFys arsa tts 49,
sale reported was no bhls. Extra. aets lrivaas
terms supsrane wis held mostly ii 81 II I'LL. iii
Saturday 1000 bbls. Extra we're sofd At IL a5 ~
1000 Al 50 50 q bbl- d
Ga&iN. Corn was iii good request viii saIss
Of about 10 200 sacks including 400 Inferior. ii
474 Damaged and 45s inferior 1t sdc, I54a Ifsrigr
and Ordinary at65s I2Ie7 White. TeEIow md gsxsa.
N four I've lots, II 7oc and no White III fssx
lots, At T15c. y busheI OF Oats about 100 sacts
we're disposed n, comprising 30 aaeks Eastern u
CSC. md 1850 81. Loais, aiso ID 65c =. bashel In
Bran We noticed sales of aboute10 sack, 81 which
80 part Ordinary, AZ 81 ~, and 700 III III rs N
100 d..
Provisions The transactions Id Pork ilcIssaed
175 bbls. Old Mess, on private terms assd 100 New
At SIS " Dbl. In Green Meats NJ heard 81 i casks
Shoulders sold ut ~. and II Of Hams Ill Ss b
OF Bacon 10 casks Ribbed Sides were s6Id Ill loc.
"a d. OfLard about 800 kegs Choice Were sold III
Al Hi. and ~ bbis. No. i at 1oe. IA NJ
GoFsss. The sales embraced about z1siO bags,
comprising Iso at 100 IL \, III sg7
AZ III 80 81 hi, and II ssialsni ii u.
WHrsKY We heard Of no transactions d any
note. Market extremely DIM.
F.EIaHTs- We noticed ship taken EEsT Hayre
Al 1s-lsc. for Cotton. and tWo BRITISH ships hi
Liverpool 1t 9-led.
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afhittu Of tle ftlarhfts.

CRESCENT 0ra,rE, No 10 GAxp STREET, 1
Tuesday Morning, Jan. III ls6a
CoTroN. 1. There was an active general demand
yesterday, under the influence Of the Enropas adj
vices and about Is, 900 bales changed hands at
very full prices for the MddIing and better grades
the lower qualities remaining dull and easier for
buyers. Saturdays sales embraced about Il 500
bales. We still quote
NRw oIsLEANs oLAssIFTCATIuEs.
f,5inoV, 7sfso 81 affddlng. Ies Al9sS
Good Ordinary. q Va .ieod Middiing
low MiddiiHE Miaang Fair 4l9sx
STATEMENT OF eofToR.
Stock on ham Isl September 1859 bales a6AA
Raeuiyed sinees ai4
Received yesterday 66a-L36 6s7
1853 III
Exported sinee 49,. Qf67h
Exported yesterday ieA-slTSsu
)
ssssA 1l hael nst eAsaSea. aa,sSl
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rD =1 NEW ORLEANS. JACK
Liza aEsss SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
1859. Transportation Department, i. 1860.

Freight will be received Copay's Depot Cal
Hope street, up $50 r NJ daily e5indass exeePtea
All freight intended for transportation be distinctly
initials Of consignee and place Of
ation and freight viii be received unless consigned
established the line Of the connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight may he obtained Mt the
Depot aiessr Armstrong; Camp street.,
those who wish them.
The Company holds itself responsible for the value Of all cot
shipped by the road which be lost by ire from the
time il II recepted for 1t stations the line until twelve hours
notice consignees Of Its arrival the depot in this city
This Company all the Rairoad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Lne between New Orleans and New
York having arrangements with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
cities the Express business heretofore carried the
Railroad Company discontinued ali
Express matter will by Express. Inform
% Ctnp street.
Agents The Railroad Company permitted receive
receipt bank specie ewsry, other mat
Ter. They will hy Express 81 Camp
BENTLEY ID. HAaEII4
Chief Engineer and Genil supt
7. s. WILLIAMS,
n25tf Master Of Transportation
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Tickets via yfclxsburg,
COMPUTATION TICKETS.
WfIbur,s Omnibus Lime.

The Coaches and Baggage Waggos Of 'tWILggR,s OMNI
Bss L1NE will call or AZ my Of the Hotels i
any part Of the city by leaving orders the 0sce Of the NJ
]. and q. N. II. r., on st. Charles street
iaIb IL l. L. WILBUR
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w. pENTIsT.
~ OFFICE aad REsTnEKug,
I3s carnmsae1rt street,
90 IykW nj I4faysfte
rHAs. r. NASH, BROKER, AND pgALgR II
- SCRIP, STOCK. NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND III
CHANGE,
No. as Carsmaeiet strees,
esi w Eessesn csanss aai ssrssssx.
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THE GREATEST THING Yet.
CLOTHING WITHOUT A SEAM
Water Proof and Almost Indestructible!
For
DRESS. BUSINESS AND PLANTATION WEAR.

H. R. LATIMER,
No IS Gravisr street.
Has complete assortment of the above
goods, to which he invites the of the public
Planters would do well 10 examine goods before prcbas
than anything get produced. - A
Dealers Cups and Shoes will an article which ram IN
dneed The retail trde
assorted Seamless Cans for Congress CATERS
Shoes and 0yershoes, Slippers Boots Lesgings etc
EGoanry and city trade supplied with quantity liberal
discounts. dig 3n1
r AyV NCsTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE pRAe-
IL lice of profession and be found my otct No. is
Camp street.
myla ly u. L. REYNOLDS.
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J. BoNTEMPS, DYER AND sGoURER,
No. SO Bourbon street,
Has the honor to inform public inst assumed
the business of the Dyeing Establishment No. IS Royal street.
and that he will continue heretofore with the careful
ion for which heiis celebrated.
The manner In which, for the last twelve years. he
bed the numerous of his establishment
street. Is guarantee for those whs may with their
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BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE

Fhese shnes n the mos, perfect md approved form
Hand universally illrea They have been approved
u Of yed BIZ the United States Government SINCE june
last wear, Ko By tile principal shoers throughout
the refined horse shoe iron il used
any of which will b found 70 bend Gold whant breaking
saving these Shoes will be found 10 be not
less than fifty pr The rapdfs with which they made
The capacity Of the machine and the small of
the article Of the
bessqnaiy price which them to take the
lRrge sale by
fI7 imNsmW sI.ARk. sTAHfFER 4 co. II Canal st
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Nflu 0rleans 1aiIg Grsstspd.
FINANCIAL And eoMmRReIlL Department
Hin 0ritaus Mpn.g Hlarkd.

o1rssrxg aos Orc. u Il cssp H n,
The general money market opened quietly to-
dsy. Though The course of exchange had d great
bearing and influence, which Has not perceiyabls
at first, but became manifest before 8 o'clock,
the movements n cotton we're on free scale.
The advices from Liverpool Of the 3Ist, were much
more favorable than those received on Saturday.
The offerings In bank to-day for discount show no
diminutioB, and the refusaIs are corresponding.
The banks are all hi good position, and II appears
that Il Is the Intent 81 the mandators to keep
them 10.
# The exchange market closed on Saturday III
favor Of drawers and sellers and opened tIismorn-
ing with free and steady demand, encouraging
and leading to an advance In checks and sight
drafts on New York. The rate at the banks for
checks was tR4 dis. Outside, there were large
sales at i ID time bills there was no change, and
to good and fair sixty days; at the same time,
have to quote some drawers holding At If015 for
sixty days sight. Sterling opened heavy, dragged
along the same, and closed sTithout any real de-
fined quotations; yet we venture 70 give some
figures att which there were sales. Clear bills
l97 07J01I0Ts. We learn there were transactions
in ipetop names al 1974 or course, remitters. or
those buying for remittance, would have to pay
higher figures Document bills were taken at 1861
@I06f and rates well sustained, though the range
may be from IasM106a. The solidity Or soundness
Of bills of lading drafts Of these figures, with the
ordinary margin, cannot be questioned. The ac-
counts from Liverpool to-day are greatly in favor
of document bills. and leading to the supposition
that bottom has been attained notwithstanding
we have SO very unfavorable accounts from View
York, stating that Southern exchange on London
was selling at very low prices The dispatches
from New York, Of Saturday, 18th inst, quote
sterling dull. at 1850 1os33 with good deal from
the South offering on the market; how mach Of
this may be from New Orleans it viii be difficult to
ascertain. We did not learn Of any movements in
francs, and have to continue our last quota tions
say $500, $40 a5 for remittance.
The annual election for directors Of the Union
Bank was held to-day. The stockholders con
yencd, deposited their ballots, partook Of the re-
4 freshments, posted themselves, and retired well
satisfied with the management Of the Oh board
| The following ticket was returned:
AIessrss Alfred Penn. President
Edward Sale. Of T.. Nalle a Co, cotton factors.
! r srnnE. Of Peef, siinnis Il Co., dry goods.
4 n v Mccall. Of Ianve Mccall, GOTTEN and stga
i II Is;scoa. nrT s;serp l. sn,n,S .rorerc
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Domestic commercial interests are well repre-
sented BY the above selected. Mr. boswell takes
the place Of Mr.. G. H. slocomb. who retires. The
entire board have large interests IN our community
The annual election for mandators of the Me
chancs and Traders Bank was also held to-day.
The following stockholders were returned to serve
as directors for the present year;
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A NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON WaRKS--fhe undersigned beg leave to inform
&Athe public and builders generally that they mann.
all kinds Architectural and Building Iron
Work their foundry Of Magnolia and Eat6
office Davidson Row, rondeot streesuch FeraDdahs
Rail Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs, elc.
nmns Veniatos and Sash Weights and I'LL all orders OF
every OF Casng Columns store and House Fronts
with despatch, ,. ,zra5 -, :,
je24tf Carondelet street
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sfFM IIF1N
80 sertnien celebrated manufacture, assorted FROM
- % 800 pounds, In Suitable for Plantations and
- Orders received for any sizes 5000
pounds Being moulded in PERFORATED IRON CASES,
which ensure perfect and solid casting mounted in the most
icon md finish They have repeatedly been awarded
various institutes both State National the
highest premiums among which will only mention the FIRST
PREMIUM the late Mississippi State Fair. For sale by
STARK, STAuFFER IL CO., II Canal ST.,
Ink Sole AgenK for thnisianA.
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Mesays. ". q Rabinsnn President
Joseph Hoy, Of Carroll, Hoy 4 Co. cotton factors
Jahn i. Noble Of Watt & Noble, cotton factors.
W. Il. Sredenbnrg, general commission mefrhan
Samuel Jamisoa, Of Jamison Mcintosh builders aud
real estate owners.
JOHN Hall. of Hall & Rndd sugar factors.
H. A. Boyle Of fnyie CO., Western produce merchants
George y Hawkins, Of Hawkins Norwood cotton
@ fnci6fs. Il
u Hrisne 81 Castillo & Harisfe, foreign commission
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Seventeenth Annual Session.
The Seventeenth Annual Session of this Institution begins
the First N1nniay of September 1879.
The Dlan instruction comprises general and
tenn Il offers for the acquisition
Of The French Ii daily spoken In the school,
Modern Classics thoroughly aHalyzed.
The location central The pacians
we'll Ventilated school liz provided with choice library
he best musical Instruments and complete philosophical appa
This institution number the Of society
Students adinitted at any time during the session.
For further particulars apply person Or BY letter at the
Institution. N. u. r JIM n Il A Al,
Nav orie.na kugrst 1879. an3lAWtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20
Affairs In South America.
OUR BUxNos AYREs CORRESPONDENTS

bUESos AYRss, Feb. n, 1860.
Nep Prtsident-Not Favorable E<ction-A n.o,7
fearP Political Troubles in Prospect-Enotaad and Pa
'a0Iay both Backing OSt-Iarasuayan Nauy to BE- A.o.
me"ted-E1eoion IN Uru0uay-!Sgms of Prosperity, &C.
Inc election Of successor to General Urquiza hss re-
suited in the selection Of Senior Don Santiago Derqn late
secretary OF the INTERIOR and General Pederrera for Vice
PRESIDENT The former has long been believed be de-
cadedy hostile to Buenoe Ayres and the
ca one CT the three dvisons Of Urauzas it's late
approach TO this city confidently asserted that Pre-
sident D.rqu will Immediately reestabish those oden
sive duties This will lead to violence for these dutiee
were the immediate occasion Of the late hosthties
This year may be considered Of prosperity 10 thu
country thus far. No killing drought inundaon has
occurred. Woods bear unusually good price, and
slso hides Vast quantities Of goods have in TO
SUPPLY the demand made by the war The railroad or
the west II being extended and two new projects Of
sim, ar kind have been under taken.
In the midst Of these signs or physical progress the
rtica horizon is not clear Senior Don Santiago Der
out decided opponent OF Bucnos Ayres, has eject
cd escent 10 succeed Gen. Ufquiza. Tho Vice Fresi
dent Gen. Pedernera commanded Of the divisions OF
the ., my which lately surrounded this city. The n
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