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THIRTY SIEVE Nth CONGRESS,
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec 80.

NlOuudJ, DCC OU.
SENATE.
Mr.. Sumner presented q petition from citizens
OF Steuben county, New York, for the passage
OF a law for abolishing slavery in all of the
States.
Mr.. sumner presented a petition from the
citizens OF Massachusetts and Pennsylvania for
emancipation under war power.
~ communication was received from the Sec
rotary OF War in reply to a resolution of the
Senate, stating that 1t is Incompatible with The
pubic interest to furnish the correspondence
between Generals Scott and Patterson.
MIR. Grimes introduced o bill to acquire a IT,
tie to the District Of Columbia.
MIR. Davis introduced a bill declaring certain
persons alien enemies, aud for sacrificing their
property for the benefit of loyal persons. Re-
ierred.
Adjourned until Thursday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Potter of Wis. reported the following
resolution, which was adopted
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of the Treasury
be requested to furnish, without necessary de-
lay, to the select committee instructed to in.
qui'e into alleged disloyalty of government en-
ployees, the information asked Tor by the letter
@ of the Sd inst addressed by the chairman of
the committee to the Secretary of the Treasury.
OVNOA ulEO lNpOItSu q lii
' on the Secretary Of the Interior to similarly re-
s spond. He said it was necessary that the Sc
n lect Committee should have this information in
4 order to make their report also in order to as
y those who have been reported to them as dis
II loyal. If such persons have not been removed
n the Departments would have u chance to furnish
the reasons.
Debate followed, during which Mr.. Wicklif,
8 said, if we have heads of departments who arr
not competent to judge of the qualification O.
n loyalty of their subordinates, we should strik
r. at and remove them.
\ Mr.. Mallory of Kentucky, objected to the in
Va PRODUCTION of the second resolution, which wa
consequently not received for consideration.
IN Mr.. Stevens of Penn, from the Committee o
Ways and Means, reported a bill repeating Gel
tain laws creating ports of entry. Its consider
~ alton was postponed until the second Tuesday
to February. After Mr.. Stevens had explaine
wv his views he said that the blockade was a qua
he admission of the nationality of those who's
-. ports are blockaded, and that it was not a co
NJ rect principle for a nation to blockade its ow
IN ports. Incidentally abiding to the Trent atfal
to he said, the conduct OF France was impertinen
nat as she was unlimited to intervene in the alfai
-. but when we shall have settled our domest
ia' troubles we must look into the holy alliance
those powers and see how far they shall be pc
dor mitted to control our conduct.
;th Mr.. Spauldlng of N. Y introduced a bill u
thorlzing the issue Of Treasury notes payable
demand. Referred to the Committee on Wa
ac, and Means.
ing Adjourned until Thursday.
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number of Carolina troops in Virginia never ex-
ceeded Is 900. Of these about 1000 have re-
TUNED 10 the Palmetto State, since the advent
of Gen. Sherman at Port Royal.
Last week an intelligent Irish deserter from
Fort Pulaski reached the Union Camp on Tybee
Island. He says the rebels have 500 troops
commanded by Maj. Olmstead at Pulaski, and
5000 at Savannah, around which city earth
works are erecting. The troops are armed with
Endfeld and other improved guns, but those at
the fort have only smooth bores. They have
! plenty of powder and all to supply the cannon
for ten days.
A tight raft 300 feet long covered with com
bustible materisl, and intended for the destruc-
ton of the Union vessels was lying near Fort
Jackson.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 80.
The suicide of Gen. Cook is confirmed. The
commissary stores, including a portion OF the
or 1nance departmet in Nashville were destroyed
by fire on the night of the 22d. The loss Is cs'
timated at nearly $1,000, 900.
Six contrabands were taken from small ca
noes in the Chesapeak Bay off Book river this
morning in an almost exhausted condition, ant
were brought to headquarters. They state thu
whereabouts of Yorktown and the military au
thorities there are very much frightened at tn
expected attack.
It is believed there that Gen. Burnside's ex
petition is certainly destined to 50 up Yorl
River, and that Gen. Wool will CO operate i
the attack upon Yorktown. Gen. Magruder i
said to have telegraphed the condition of affair
to Richmond, and asked permission to destro
Yorktown by fire.
He is said to have received q reply directin
him to refrain. until he Was certain that tn
3 place is to be-: Immediately attacked, Stron
batteries are placed each side of York K've
4 and a force estimated at 10000 is IN tine Win
G ty of Yorktown. o.,
e Special dispatches from Washington sta
Q that Mason and Slideil 90 in the steamer
n Wednesday week, when the Niagara sails iro
: Boston.
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Very Latest by Telegraph !
4. O'CLOCK p. M.
Wv YoRK, Dec. 81.

Gen. Sherman writing from Port Royal to a
conator' saws if he had issued a proclamation
Immediately upon landing Offering protection
na.nu sInves that should enter his lines he might
w have hid il, 900 about him by this time; but no
na anvossss the conviction that the course he pur,,
enapa was tho best, and says the time has not
s,' come for such a proclamation to have Its
}{uo t effect, and will not come perhaps Tor two or
three months yet. u
,ors Of south Carolina and Georgia troops have
lately been transferred from the rebel r,,s army ho o.
81" potomac to their own States. The whoi'
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v,soy Ann sLlDEI.L TO GO TO DAY.

The rebel Commissioners and their Secretaries
ara expested to embark for Europe on the Mag
ara. to day or tomorrow, from Fort Warren.
Thew did not receive the news that they were TO
be released till Sunday. Mr.. Mason read the
official correspondence with a smile oil sa''s'ac-
ton.
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BIAcKwooD's MAGAzInEs AND TIE
uEws.-we hope our readers will read 'ns az
y%cr,isement in another place OF these
Reviews. The prices OF the American repr'";'
are less than one-third the prices IN ure"' ~
tain. Scott & Co., furnishing for SlV mere WIS"
cost $50 there. The back numbers arc 'ui" "a,
to those who may want them for Il mere 'rinc,
The five works being furnished Tor seven y.a''
ar s37. or about the English subscr'p0o'
price for one year. ..;,;
These Magazines furnish the standard cru cru
o;.m on tho literature and politics OF Urea
Britain, ard arc all of them "insti1u.'o"' =:
tina, island and worth much more than ''e'
cost.
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Attention Artillery !

I EO A~BLE-BODIED YOUNG MEN wanted or the
lou first Battery of Light Artillery, TO be attached to
the celebrated hutler Regiment. 500 per month, ana a
bounty Of 800 when discharged. Pay and subsistence
from time Of enlistment. recruiting Office at !urnham's
Hotel. GEO. 7. HhBARD, Recruiting Otlcer.
Dr A. l. Paige is authorized to recruit for this Com
pany in Montpelier and vicinity.
Montnelier Nov. Is, 1861.
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Notice.

,,uts ia IN certify that I have this day given my son
Lille A Virgins, his time during the remainder q
,ts minority, and shall claim none OF his earnings nor pa,
Attest, b. +. ALDRicH. aNp""" : iosSva.
urncoeA, Nov. 9th, 1861. ''''"'
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FROM CAPE RACE.

There was a heavy easterly gale at Cape Race
on Saturday and Sunday with Il tremendous sea.
The steamer Europa, Capt. Andrew found the
Cape at 10 past 6 O'Clock Sunday +. M. ABOUT
a mile distant, but the sea being SO extremely
hich. it was considered not only dangerous but
fooolhardy to risk the lives OF the boats crew IN
attempting to board the steamer.
Capt. Anderson Of the Europa is entitled 10
the thanks of the press and the commerc,al
public for his efforts to obtain the latest ue'
spatches, wi ich would have been eminently sue
%cessful and highly gratifying upon the occasion
had not the extremely dangerous sea prccluuc'
any attempt at landing the news boat
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The funeral of Capt. JEwErr VIII " U,
the residence of his son, Col. +. +. 'e"e''
vu Wednesday afternoon at " 0 CLOCK
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A body OF cavalry. numbering 246o men un-
der Col. Carr with. Is days rations lett kolla on
Sunday, destined, it is supposed for Springfield
by a circuitOus route.
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~ NJ paper will be Issued from this Office on
the afternoon of d" New Years." and the morn
ing of the day after. Our usual evening edl-
ton will be published Thursday afternoon.
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HOW MASON AND sLIDELL's RELEASE WAS RE-
CElvED AT CINCINNATI.
At Cincinnati the surrender of Mason ana
Slidell, and the suspension of specie payment by
the New York Banks, has produced a feeling OF
great relief in business circles.
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EIGHTH REGIMENT!

TAND BY THE FL G..
.)O DOLLARS per month to eacn Volunteers! SLOW IN
~ money at the close of the War PAY and BoARD
to commence at the time of Enlistment. A com pany Is
now being recruited at Worcester Corner, to be attached
to the famous " BUTLER BRIGADE The company
and Re giment need soon to be filled, as they are wanted
on the field. Ablc-bodied, steady noble men wanted.
DWARD HALL, Recruiting Officer.
Worc,ster Nov. 80. 1851.
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Notice.

rur ,ra.rsigned would give notice that the Marble
business viii be continued and conducted by himself
"a agent, at the old stand at Northheld' q, ,owv
Northiold, Dec. 7, 1861. daw'w e. VIVA.
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Notice.
Co-Dartnership Dissolved.

..,r ...,.rshir heretofore existing beiwecn Z. "
V'nL .na !, SAWYER, both of Northfeld, under ths
: n ana stv,e Of Howe & Sawyer, Is this day disso'seu
NoYtbaeld. Dec. I, 1861. uNWlW
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FROM Missouri.

j.. p. DupoSr, Cong So. Atlantic Squadron
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1Dfy1-j.
10 ylsloSs. The transactions In Pork com
pfisea l4oo bbis Ness At SIS. Holders are asking
f'gAef rates. Retailing at SIS Sd 10 bbi. II Bacon
we noticed sales Of 55 casks Ribbed sides i Toe.
100 at io5 and Is Shoulders at 74e. % H., an nj.
Va. noe. Of Green Meats about COCO i5s.. Drv.
Ss'ts, change bands at Gle. for Shoulders Il for
IaFs an1 &c, p d. for Sides. IaLard We did NOT
hear Of sale.
CoFvza, The sales conprfsed5G bags al ii Ic..
$50 at t24, zs5 81 t2f snd 105 at 15c. % ID.
BALE RogE. We heard Of $3.50 coils sold in
several lots ou pajTsr.e terfrs.
"HtsEE-. Abort 80 bbfs, were disposed of.
comprising 50 Ray at zoe, 10 Rsetffed al ri and
a9 &'e ~ gallon. detailing at 2s1a24c.
s-a., lf5,. We noticed ship taken mp soy
bremen at l3c. for Cotton. Vessels 81, the bert4
for Liverpool filing mp wfs Cotton 1t ii Arr,eri.
can and a.. in British.
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5, Il or EMEEEa-Dr. J. WEST

~ st Charles
EFasFGEsss LOSS Of TEEfH without s,r4s or Syringe
3~i4-L-A4 upon his principle ~, 4csiou. This
method has procured him universal appruh1o ard is rcre
mEne be22 he most ingenious system supplying ARTy.
FIClA TEETH hitherto invented end NIL cases restoring
peec' articulation aud nascGon and perfect natural
10 defy detection by the closest observer Or
Vests method Of filling with gold combines al tho o;etr
improvements Those interested will Gnd these statements 10 he
entirely and scrppuiouslS Dr. VI. scere
thanks to the inhabitants Of New OnGs and vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with for hh fifteen
frnn itlfarnfeS SONAR.
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ReOltW Of tbe 5flavktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAN'T STREET. ]
Wednesday Morning, Feb. q, 1861. I
CoTToN.. The demand was less active and
operations were checked by the unfavorable
weather and the poor assortment offering. The
sales embraced about 5000 bales at irregular prices
the better qualities showing continued firmness
NEW ORLEANS CLAsSIFICATIONs.
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SUGAR. .UWlng to The unTaVOrable weather The
sales were confined TO 800 hhds. at full prices for
the higher grades. Fair to Fully Fair 44054, and
Prime to Choice 53@64c. % ID.
MoLAssEs, About 1900 bbls. we're disposed of
at l592oc> for Inferior and Ordinary, 29@24 for
fermenting and 25G126o. for Prime to Choice, also
zoo talf bbls. at &c. u gallon for Fermentng.
FLOUR. We noticed sales of llj0 hbls., includ
ing 700 Superfre at s. Is, l40 at s. 30, 100 Good
Extra at IS SO and 200 Choice at s., also Satur
day and Monday, not before reported, $500 bbis.
Superine at s. 25@s5 IS q Dbl.
GRAIN The sales of Corn confined to
1000 Sacks of which 1000 Mixed at 55c, 1900 White
Mixed at IS and 500 Yellow at 59e u bushel. In
Oats and Bran we did not hear of sale of any
sequence.
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! ,hEps' FOUNDRY. NEW oR1.EANs
LEEDS 4 co, IRON FOUNDERS

and Manufacturers Of Vertical Horizontal staer
Boilers Sugar Mills, Vacuum PSns Sugar Kens CS Sthss
Filters steam and Horse Power Draining Machines N WITT
Gin Gearing F9n Columns and Fronts for BuildiDs s
7outh. " N'S required TOR tbs
hTe oSh auX authorised ana prepared to copstuc
ts12 d&YlY =-'''S ~ "NA~A.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb y, 1851.
Received yesterday 10l Western, 50 TEXAS
Beeyes and 25 Calves. Stock cs sale 725 Western,
10 Texas Beeves, SIS Calves 1ioo Hogs, go
Sheep and 20 Mich Cows. We qpcee
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Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
FACTORS, ''''9 ''''0 '''oit ssfee'''
FRERE1ps - '''+ iis4-s'' SUI teets'
LOUISIANA, 49, : : --Ss ~ : = $50
- Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of TChoupitoulas and Richard streets.
Corner Of Tch0upitoulas and Richard streets.
Ne'Y Levee and Louisa streets
ORLEANS,
Corner Ievee aud Rofignnc streets.
Corner Annunciation and Richard Streets
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
Corner New Lsyee and gn4c streets.
WOODS, a
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
rEXAs.
Corner Of fchoEp'touas and Orange streeta.
CRESCENT PRESS,
FYVER PRESS
Trout ievse street.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
L&cestrert between St. Ferdinand and Montesut
streets, Third District.
PIGAYUNE
Levee street, opposite Post ls8, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New T4evee and Rofignac streets,
COTTON PRESS,
NEW eyce street, between Moneglt and Clouetstreeta
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of St, Mary's and Tchoupitouas Streets
Fourth District.
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EP New OrleenB, La j, NJ CURETON, Superintendent 81
- Slave Depot.
~ Notice to Merchants Planters, Traders and Slave Own
orsHsvin made alterations
my old stand prepared receive and accommodate
three hundred Commission.
so accommodate this with good board and comfortable
reasonable
These having ray we'll to Gel
themselves before looking elsewhere the Inducements
1fer uneQueSd.
gosd stock Of Negroes for sale will be kept constantly
1and consisting Of Field Hands Mechanics House SerEan
1sarIsresses Nurses Hair Dresser,
sdTnnce made property placed in hands
sale
Slaves, Texas Mississippi Louisiana Lands hcngts
and sold.
se29 II O. r. HATCHER.
nj DTTCE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
in other YaB Depots will receive them NJ. qs
1ravier street.
Ja6 II G. F. HATCHER.
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6 I%tS,io 7g8 M snha W;di,3: y s5
Good Ordinary S24 * Midllmg Far...... nominal
Low Miadling 1t GtUl3 Fair. ....... nominal
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST September 1860 49,. bales. 74lSl
fsecelVcl st1ce .-...-.........-... l,b3I va
Received yesterday. ...v..... 3,.i9 l,636O24
l,Tl",l6l
,1AtoteG 5iiee' Ii+fu<bi
Exported ye.terday. $685. 1913 $50
Stock on hand not cleared. 436,t72
TOBACCO. We heard of Is hhds. sold on private
terms 246 at - and at Sic.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand LIST Sep*mber, 1861. hhds 257G
IScFoife1 SUva' ..-...''........-.,.... l35S
Received yesterday 10 1881
,uo.,.,.,,,, 34t54
lI,lY
Exported yesterday uOl- I7l90
S'ck on ht''d not cleared .,.........-...- Ii 9J4
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-E-sssas NEW ORLEANS AND FLORIDA
s EsT1lb u $. Mail LneFor Key Wrst Vim Parsucoln
%Eah@zsa Apaachicon st Marks, Cedar Keys, Tampa
Bay Flhe superior copperea aud copper steam
snip n;.$noiIa j. 5 Growsll, commander, will sail
superior ateroom for passengers spply on
board, 'Ff'' "
T. G. HARRIS Manager 81 Camp ST.
Freight TO Apaachicoa ST Marks and Tapn Bay subject
signeeS.
B-Freight bills Florida ports be paid il funds
current IN Ne% dreams fe22
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y, Nos. t5l and q Chartres street
Eouley's Vegetable, Colemeu's.
1nhAnd's German, 0xygenated.
Mills Aromatic.
OILS.
RrshtoR's Cod Liver OIL,
lMcSair's Acoustic. Scarps's dc
British, Harlaem.
. COSMETICS.
: Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Meen Fun,
: jones Lilly White.
! SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jones Chemical,
Radway's hedicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
lShaving Creams and Compounds
! Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Moffat's Life, Branfreth's,
IStrong's Gonlponad SanatiTe,
,str0ng'R Pactnral Stomach,
Motifs Chalyheute.
! lluiPs Fever and !&gue,
| Morris6D's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, SappingtoE's, Champ
| IONS,
lGraetfenberg, JByBe's Sans.
| tive,
Jayne's Ague. Winor's Game
| mile,
Hibbard'S Anti-Billious, Peter.
ESponeer's Vegetable. Cooks,
lCooper's, GQvei's Rheumatic,
Andersnn's, Allehasir's Health
| Wister's Gentle Purgative,
| A!lebasis' Ague, H6oper's,
IGhiCkner's Sugar-COated.
iGllhert's Anti RiIinns Beck
| with's,
Lady'H Blood, lngoldsby's Pilia,
IScott's Vegetable, Eag6n's,
Railways Regulators,
Rose's Railroad, L.eiy's Female
lLondOn's Indian Sanative,
| houden's Ague, Hpiloway's,
liaisteatPs Ant'-Dyspeptic,
itefdoh'S, Mclhne'S ilVer.
HAIR DYES,
! Crist6doro's ENir Dye.
lPhalcn's Magic, Batchelor's,
lGilman's Instantaneous,
| BallHrd's, jules Hauel's,
tGriStadora's. Bogles.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. Morse's JnYisorsting Cor
Jihi,
lWright's Elixir,
tThorn's Extract.
iTarrant'8 ApeTlsnt,
tTarrant's Elixir of Rhubarh.
iCarter's Spanish Hixtura,
| Llmerick's Master Of Pain,
Mothers Relief,
lToothachG Drops,
iLyor's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
Thomps0r's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings's Astrmgent,
tHyatt's Life BalSan,
iMoMuun'S Elixir of Orium,
Radway's Ready Relief,
Railways Rusolvent,
ITarrant's Indelible Ink,
Peruvian Syrup,
iTriesmar.
DIR. Roses Preparations,
IWirer's Arcnnuu Extract,
iTenenr's Specific,
iMarShall'S CatholinOn
iMorse's Compound Syrup of
| Yellow Dock,
Perry navis's Pain. Killer,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Mortimore' Rheumatic Com.
pounG,
Mortimure's Cordial 3iftera,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose.
lGr0ssman's Specific,
Or. Wards Specific,
lupham's Pile EIectnarY.
iSteer'r Opedildoc,
Iatodlrny's Cordial,
Iurlfugton's RalRam.
Gayety's Medicated PAPER.
RatcInnn's Drops,
tDr. Jayne's Family Medicines
SAidlit2 and Soda Powders.
Epping's Fluid Extract Buchr.
Lucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, etc.,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpohn's Headache Remedy.
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; 10 FAMILIES 40 FAMILIES, 3

Wright ~ cos GATALtIL q Of tiEEIJIEg
81 and popular Family Medicines which they offer TO .uDny
DuSRistS and Dealers Proprieto wholesale prices
sneral Depot Special Agency Nos Cartres street
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RRAz0S SANTIAGn

To sail on FRIDAY MAJ oh |, 1871, nt O'Clock A. NJ
-EzTa NEW ORLEANS AND tRAz1S SAN
x tEsTt TIAG0 U. s Mail IineFor Bra4O, Santiago VIA
IndisnoaT superior iron steamship Arizona
r. N Smith, cGmmanfer will sail above, carrying L. s.
mails For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply on board,
fe22 7. G. HARRIS. Manager 81 Camp st.
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A P A l. A c HIC OLA

ss1Ga FOR ALPHABETICAL DIRECT
W E3fb The Apalachi ola md New Orleans Steam Nayi.
saticn G"mpanys and elegant Steamship
Florida, O. o. Nelson commander will the above
port this follows. from the Steamship Landing
Leaves New Orleans the ih ith and 2bth each month Al
3 A. NJ. $500 ~ '''
enres Apalachicoa the 7h, 29th of each month
Fare between the following places and New Orleans
"ouIe 1ei'ue ~ q nh'tahoocha Is 90
FROM ne" otlennS to Apaiachic0la II 90
Ticke be had board the ship any of the Chnttahoo
cha river steamers and al the offices ri the Agents
John A. MITCHELL,
No. 81 PoydraS street, View Orleans La
ms en- No AZ Watpr sweet Ana,nc,;co1a E,o
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FOR V ERA CRUZ.

To sail on FRIDAY. Ma ch |, At O'Clock A. NJ
lsrE5sSs. FOR VERA CNUH Southern Steam.
s X fhTtA shin Company United States Nai Iine-The
.s reri@r coppered and copprrfrstened steam.hp
Tennessee, Thomas Forbes, commander will leave
Cruz above, pUnc,ualy, carrying The L. S. mails For
freight passage having elegant accommodations for
and Storage passengers. amply 10
I q. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp street
pI- The Tennessee will leave New Orleans regularly
Isl and 18Th for Vera Cruz leaving the latter port Eth
and 2ls fc22
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
5ROWN EROS. l. Co So Caronieet street
SAMUEL SMITH & CO., Camp street.
hudson Il Co, Canal and Camp sreets
BR0NMNa JOHNSTON 4 CO, 10 80 GasondeIet street
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER Manager
.. - Corner Camp Gfrayer strasfs
THOMAS Fl. BARKER, corner Camp and trayer stTests
H. W. CONNER 4 SON, No. 80 Garondeiet street
JOHN WOOD 4 CO. corner Camp and Common streetn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-27

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Compared with the corresponding week OF last
year, the present results are as follows:
Loans Snecie. Circulation. Deposits.
1850. .si2i.O500) S20,590D SS,O5aUOJ SIS 325
lS6l... .$l9,SS0NU S37,ll9UD0 S2,213UW Sgl547 coo
The specie to-day is thirty eight millions on
hand. The Sub-Treasury specie is on the decline,
although it is million than at the close of
December last [Courer ~ Enquirer.