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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
,,rRursu N Eryrrcrr.

A courier from camp Dick Robinson ro
port. ,ha, hsh, took place. Monday, BE-
tween ZpllicoGrr with ak or seven thousand
men. and COL Garrard with twelve hundred.
at camp Wild Cat Iollicofer made ,hrts
diG,rrn, attacks. beng each time repul-cd
with considerable loss. The federal loss was
tour killed and twenty wounded. Tie
courier me, reinforcement, Of one regiment
and artillery on the way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

DIR. Truss Highland Boarding School for
Boy.. continues 10 flourish finely. We un-
ten,and he has fine elias. Of eIcellen. boys,
the pre.en, term, who are pleased with their
situation. aud are making first rate I'm
proyement in their studies. We this week
publish bu card for the next term. CON-
msneips in December. We consider this
school for boys one Of the very best in the
State. !, richly deserves . liberal patron
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

The Pony Express to California will be
discontinued on the completion OF The 'sle-
graph. Dispatches have been received the
week. from Utah. Tn, 6rst message was
from brigham Young, announcing thai
Utah was true 70 the Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

Gen. Mcclellan had q despatch, Wedns''
dav. stating that Gen. Banks would occupy
Lsvburg IN an hour.
Bishop Polk has withdrawn rom ~"
lucky. and sen, his troops to New Orleans
and Mobile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

Foor RAGS Augustine Ingalls,, Of Den i.
mark. writes us long letter. relating To thu
repor, Of the foot race. a, fryeburs. We
DO not understand him TO question the cor
rectpc.. Of the report. bu, he thinks the deci'
sion should have been Otherwise matter
which was entirely beyond our control. and
which we could not reverse il We would.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

Goops At Cosr. Mr. verrill, announces.
by advertisement in another column. that
he 10 abou, closing bis business at Norway.
lie offers large stock. much OF which con-
si.,s Of staple goods. Q, very low rates. Of
ierins unusual inducements to cash pur-
cha.ers. or course such will heed his invi.
ta,iou to call a, once aud get the choice Of
goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

The Aroo-tCok Herald mentions the ar
rival in ,h,, County OF Mr.. james Nui''ng'
former publi.her Of the Bethel Courier
with several other i,mllie. from Bethel.
They have located IN No. Il. X. 1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

The Ellsworth Avengers, corps Of men
selected. one from each town in New York.
lsft for tho war this week. This 10 proba-
bly, the fines, body Of men yet forwarded,
and the New Yorker. expect deed. Of noble
daring and beroism from them. Mrs. Eras
tus Corning presented Gag on the eve OF
their departure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
rrulpxKp xvrHr rKipAr MORNING 1T
VIM. A. PIDGIN & Co..
PRoFkiKroks.
JOHN J. PERRY. Editor.

rERNS.-ore Dollar md fi0y Goats, r-r
,.sr. IN advance. Two p0lisIs, nj the sad fih.
Clubbing. We ~ouh respectfally call the
su,o,ioa 81 sch q. are .ppsed 10 lend their aid
h. ,N,...iins IN. eiroulsiiOn Of home Psrsr 10
al. follo~,pg offer:
We -tu --sd
10 Copie.. ior ose yssr. zoe $50
~ Copie., Soc oss year. fos .u'oo
AL one copy 60 the per-Oa geSii"g ~ 'oe e'so'
The nionsD must scrOmpany the OFteF.
FYs. ". Psueasil = Co.. 10 STATE stree
Bo.toa, aaA 10 Nassau Street, New York;
osT an,hofifsd se-nis.
JOB PRINTING aeaiN sxscuisd-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

The Reporter states that Mr.. Brown.
Of Waterford, had an arm injured in .
,hre.hins machine. 90 severely as to require
amputatiou. Tho accident occurred on
Tuesday Of last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

Tux BicGEsr Por,ro. Tell friend Dem
ing that We claim to take the fly OF from
him. Sullivan Andrews and William Swan
each left on my counter potato weighing
. pounds ounce. Try Il again. John.
A. y. ANDREWS.
North Paris. Oct. Is. 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

The Sixth Maine regimen, have acquired
the .obrique, Of ths" woodehopper.," in
Washington. 50 rapidly do they clear up the
forests. 4 waegi.h correspondent, say. that
they must be- ignorant Of the road to Rich
mond, a. they ar thar ,ray along.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

The Rockland Democrat Of las, week
a,.: 1.-Two little boys Of Paul Stevens,
E-o.. OF Camden. Of the age Of nine and
eleven years. have made fifty dollars apiece
since the taking Of Fort Sumter. by selling
papers m the street. Of Camden. Last week
the smart little fellows invested their hum
drcd dollar. in the Government loan. where
|, will carn them two cents every day, and
help carry on the war against the rebels
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

"lr is nrnoHrp. so says Perley. that
one OF the room, ut the White House will
soon have to DO fitted up as nursery. This
has not before teen found necessary since
John Quincy Adams was President.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

The Tunes states that Mr. j. l.. Barton.
has been nominated q, candidate for Regis
ter of Deeds. in place Of J..F. II. Hall.
lately deceased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

We learn tina, Mr.. Wilmington Of Buck
field. |, engaged in recruiting company
for the var. Headquarters a, BackdsIi
Village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

One gentleman in Maine has kept re-
cord Of the advent Of irO., tor the past forty
years. and i, has never he'd 81 until the srst
dAy Of October during alt that time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

A, the Norfolk County exhibition. Col.
Marshall r. Wilder displayed one hundred
varieties Of pears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

Gen. Cochran OF Rockland has contracts
for making 100000 worth Of tents. lie
has paid $50. 200 Tor duck since May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

The Democrats Of New York City have
nominated Ben Wood, former proprietor OF
the Daily News, Tor Senator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
BrTTIR AN CHEEE

Mr.. T Kilhourne. hes, butter and cheese.
and though Of excellent, quality, u bad no
competition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

GUNNY BAGS The MARKET has been heavy as
ll3e for Light to Medium, and f@glSac. for Heavy
and Extra Heavy Bags.
WHfsKY. :. We noticed sales Of aBoAt f75 Jfrfss
during the week at 2lc. for Rectffed fylfyer,sy.
and &c. Y. gallon for Raw. Rectlfed rssaiffng at
19QD1oac. u gallon
Weeks receipts ss@ bbIs.; exports a75.
Star CANDLES Our quotations are 1ss. for
Light, III oz.1 and tic. % Ii for Fall weight. wstt
sales of 100 boxes at these rates.
COFFEE The demand has been fair. ar,d.ahes
sales of the week have embraced SONG 10 12s Sazs
at lo@I2c. for Ordinary to Good Fair and Prime.
which arc oar quotations. The sales yesterday
embraced 2ls bags at 116@Ilsc. o. b.
The stock now on hand IS about Sc SO bags.
Sat-. Recently three cargoes Liverpool Goarse
and two Assorted, together with 81 600 bags, sold
on private terms, and two eaFgoea all Goarse ae
45c q sack cash. Since our last report four car
goes afoat, all Coarse, sold at Sc, and four.
quarter to a third Fine, at 6sgss7e u sack. Tbe
MARKETS doll, and The rates from store are s560
roc. for Coarse, 5000 for Fine, so for Gorrse.
and 81 90 for Fine, delivered free Of drayage, Ola
Salt is offered at considerably less without finding
buyers.
Tie stock on hand the Est inst. was stated at
321 700 sacks, and 500, 40 bushels bulk Salt.
NAVAL STOKES >. The supply offering is ample
and the assortment good, but the market Is dull Tie
last sales reported were at 30e- y gallon in prime
shipping order. In Roain there is little more
1nnvsment. We notice the sale Of 1900 bbIs at
e5c asl 90 for Common, II 058sI l25 and ST I5
fol No. 2, and 81 25@s1 50 q Dbl. for No i.
| RICE. =. We notice a fair demand foy Carolina at
| 350l3c., according to quality and quantity.
LINE. Eastern has been retailing at 81 eco
81 70 y Dbl
OILs. =. The best quality of Winter Strained lard
| Cotton Seed at 5G055c. for Crude, and 65@Toc d.
gallon for small lots of Clarified. Southern Oil
Company's Oils have been selling at 75c. for Ma
chnery, SOC. for Deck and Paint, and zoe. 7s GAL
lon for Gas OIL
HIDES Attakapas has been selling generally
at Ia3014lc. . Ii. for Dry Sailed, and Flint and z
/ @74c. e ID. for Green Sailed.
TALLow . The last sales reported were at $50.
. ID. for City Rendered.
ALCOHOL. Our quotations for this article are
now 45@50e. q gallon, according to proof.
FREGGHrs -. The market has shown more
movement at advanced rates, and the new engage
rnentsup to Thursday evening comprised one Brit
isl ship for Liverpool at 2l32d, four American at
lI-16d., three ships for Hayre at 5-16cs, two al
l3c., ship for Europe priyale terms. two Bre.
men ships for Liverpool at 11-16d., one for Genoa
on private terms, and four or five vessels takeu up
for Boston at the advanced rate Of &c. Yesterday
three ships were taken up for Liverpool at ia. for
Cotton three for Havre at lsc., and for Genoa
. at 17-16c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
The following figures give the comparative pay
ments on the 4th January for the following years


The largest day payments on record is the Ith
of March last year, when they reached s., 900.
The entire movement in paper continues very
restricted. Quotations nominal though occa-
siona sale is made at 109l4 y month for irst-cass
and good signatures. Note-brokers have a very
poor prospect for the future and capitalists after
while will be something in the same plight, that is,
with stores of cash, there will be no paper making.
The small dealers or tonsoral gentlemen are doing
very little. Very little paper offering even at the
reduced rates of 19@23 per month. Short loans on
frgt-class collaterals few and far between
The bottom of the soaking process has fallen out.
Taking broad and comprehensive view of our
general money market, it closes for the week very
satisfactorily.
The dnlI and dropping feeling in exchange, which
we noticed in our last, continued to-day, with the
exception of a slight advance in francs. The
counter rate for checks on New York was steady
at 59ct. dis. Outside drawers sold when called
at s614 and / dis. Other transactions to some
tent through brokers were made at 16ls discount
A good demand prevails, but it is freely met
There were sales of five and ten days sight round
at II dis. Sixty days sight does not appear to be
called for, though we quote from 3tG34 to d dis.
It must be tolerabe good business to stand 4 y
ct. exchange with New York. The demand for
sterling was very weak, and last rates were hardly
supported. Clear bills ranged from lOl@l02 aud
1929. The latter hardly quotable, only for remit
| lance. We quote remittance rates from 1920
1854. The banks ask still higher. Document bills
| ranged from 9SD99 and 100. Some buyers begin
to evince some shyness on account of the rapid adj
vance in the price of cotton. Francs improved
lightly. We note sale of 200, 900, frst-cass at
552l on Paris direct, and other points at 5.574@
555 then 5.675, the market closing at 5.G73@
5.52A
The general Stock and Bond market, not having
reached its equilibrium, we omit usual table OF
quotations. The sales to-day were 20 shares Bank
of Louisiana at l55 10 shares Southern Bank al
liz, and 43 shares Bank Of Louisiana On PIT. IL
is offered for Canal Bank, worth on the books, de
Quoting the canal and some suspended debt, $l0l
The President and Directors of the Union Banl
declared to-day half.yearly dividend of f}ct
out of the earnings for the last six months.
The following sums will be payable as dividends
within the next fifteen days, commencing On Mon
day, the It'll inst:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05


In uncurreut money there have been severa
transactions but rates are so varied that it would
be useless to publish our usual table. There have
been sales Of South Carolina and Georgia money
at the rate of 708 get. discount. Missouri money
ranges about II get. dis, and Illinois at from l5@
IS and 20 53ct. dis.
In coin there have been light sales Mexican
dollars are heavy at l021102t, and American sill
yer Of the coinage Of 1858 is purchased at from 99
@08, ard sold at from 99@393, though it is taken
freely (and very glad 10 be obtaned) at par III all
branches of trade i'll ordinary amounts.
The receipts Of coin by express since Monday
last has been $lGo,000 in gold from New York.
There is now due about $500 ,Q0O-say $22Q, geo to
the State Bank and $3.50, 900 to the Bank OF Louis
lana The Citizens Bank has also something Of a
pile en- route.
There is nothing doing in land warrants. The
giving away bill of the public lands has not yet
passed the upper House of Congress.
The United States Treasury is in a very sad con-
dition. Mr.. Buchanan and his cabinet will hardly
be i'll position to dispatch more than one sloop-
of-war to Charleston, The Government wanted,
That is, Mr.. Duehauans Government, wanted to
borrow five millions at the rate Of Oct, that is,
on Treasury notes bearing that rate Of interest,
payable in one year. On opening the bids last
week at Washington City, they were found to EN-
brace some few triHng sums below 10 3}ot, the
| greatest share ranging from l26124 4}ct. One bid
was put in at the rate of SO yet. The Federal
Government is in very sad plight, and as the re-
| ceipts at New York from customs or imports is
rapidly falling off, there is not much probability
that there will be dollar in the Treasury in thirty
days, and how will the coercion forces or army be
| pQii as it is well considered that coercion and
force means public plundering.
The following bids for the loan a fair index
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

esxssg.ezsgssSss Loss OFF 'HEEEGGEA-Gr. j. WEST
sSE.sa liz ST. Charles sraet, continues supply the
FTgfHssssSs LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs
upon his principle of self adhesion This
method procured him universal spprcbatic and
msnd9d beinga he most ingenious Of supplying AsTL
perfect articulation nnd nscatiop and perfect aad natural
In appearance defy dissection by s cl0ae observer Dr.
VESTS OF filling teeth with gold oil
Those Interested will find these etcns he
entirely and scrupuoy DR. " HIS sincere
thanks the inhabitants Of New Grean8 and Yri;tI
extensive practice they havo favored him with for tbs lnt 1een
years Oce and residence, liz ST. Charles Brea Second doc
from Lafayette Square. 9g5tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON CITY. jim. 5, 1861.
Received during the week ending last evening
4G7 Western Beef Cattle, I2s Texas Beef Cattle,
G81 Calves, ISL Hogs, ISL Sheep, and Is Mich
Cows. Stock on sale comprises rs Western Beef
Cattle, $50 Texas Beef Cattle, 90 Calves, 500
Hogs, $40 Sheep, and IS Mich Cows. The demand
for good Texas Cattle, Calves and Sheep was quite
lively at advanced prices. Other stack dull at
lower prices. We quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Bsbitu If tbt NlarAtts for 9ast GIssH.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street ora

GnESCEEr OFFICE, NO. 10 camp Street, I
Saturday Morning. JAN 5, 1861
We noticed in our last weekly review that prices
had been rather more in favor of Factors and We
had again to notice an advance of 483c. in our
leading staple. Since which the business has been
on still more liberal scale, and prices have adj
vanced 4054c. In Tobacco there has been some
movement. In Sugar there has been fair demand
at full prices Molasses has been in moderate re-
quest at firm rates. the market closing at about last
weeks quotations.
CoTToS. The week opened with continued &C.
tivity and furteer advance. The sales of the
week have embraced about 10000 bales, of which
10000 on Saturday, 2l,500 on Monday, $500 on
Tuesday, 1850 on Wednesday, $500 on Thursday
and 10, 900 yesterday. We now quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

Nelu 0rItuls 9aiIg Crescent.
FINANCIAL And c0MnERCAL DEPARTMENT
Sith @ELeaNs yElgnep 3IaEket.
CREsesgz t,rglen. 10. 70 ca.nn etreet .

I-3Ia"1 Is7aEI'nss1 7''1' y 1o71sJ
The tone Of the general money market to-day
was good. Money is daily accommodating in the
hands of capitalists, and the banks are strongly in
position, and appear to be fortifying themselves
beyond all contingencies, which augurs well for
the future security of Louisiana. The eventual
fourth of January has passed without any excite
ment or any great fuss Payments commenced at
an early hour, and continued brskly until the close
of business. At some of the banks there was
siderable of crowd, as there were to be paid into
the Citizens Bank $3.50 900; into the Bank of IIoui
siana $685., goo; State Bank and Branch *555 900,
of which at the three banks $4,000 were Of dis
counted paper. The total sum payable into the
banks to-day was s4,O7OOO0. Up to a late hour we
did not learn Of any faltering, or rather new sus-
pensions.
The fnllnHirr figures rive the cOmnaratve Day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
AP ALAG HIC o l. 4 .
KEY WEST AND HAVANA.

To sail on MONDAY, Jan. Il, at s Am.
r=, NEW ORLEANS, FLORIDA AND
III EgT7& HAVANA U. S. Mail Iihe--FOr Key West and
Havana, via Pensacola Apenchicoa ST. Marks
Cedar Keys Tampa Bay and ManaeeThe superior copeed
copper fastened steamship Galveston, " Hutch rs
comnander will Leave rs above, carrying the u S. mails
freight passage having superior siateoo ncconodG
tons for passengers, apply on board, or 70
]. C. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight ApaIaceo, St. Marks and Tampa Bay subject
to gcragc steamers expense but at the risk Of the
siEneas.
current in New Orleans. jal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
PHYSICIANS AND AporuEcArrEs,

sA'7 ---First District
Dr 4 n Folwell, No. 22l Carondeet street.
~ ,ot 8nohcraty Clrondelct and Grod streets.
HFWad Ipohecary corner Tchoupioulas and Race
- Second District
~ r. Taney corner Rampant and GuatonlouSa streets.
n Mougi ApothecaLy ner DHuphln and Customhonsc.
~ " Third District
~ II Eeyae XII No 81 Old 1evee street opposite IKE Mint
pnr shelley AEohecary Moreau and Enshion streets
aus Fourth District
Dr. j. Temley, corner Washington and Rousseau streets
r. nney Apohecary, New Leyee street, between Saraparu
and First streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

+ WRIGHT 81 cos
81 and popular Faiaily sIedit
Druggists and Dealers at Progc
General Depot Special Agenc
New Orleans, La.
EE3hTLFUGEs,
Wiuer's Canadian,
Ewatn's,
Perry's Dead shot,
Jayne'G Tonic.
Eerl's,
J L, Faluastock's,
&cLaaH'l,
BALSAM AND COUGH EEM
EDIES.
WistRr'g Balshm Of Wild CHER
>,
aasting'S Eaptha,
SIiCrm8It's Ra!sain,
BuchRn'6 Hungarian,
EeHs's Wild Cherry and Tar,
gherck's PuGnonic Syrup,
Kew England Cough Syrup,
Bartbolomew's Expectorant,
Balls BaiF;a'n,
sT8yul's Syrup CT Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry le1t0ral,
Thyior's Balaam l.iTcrT crtt,
Jayao'B EEpectorant,
Tiacr'B l3!Ccanpa:le,
Rorer's Iiverw6rt and Isr,
att.s. Gardia0r'B FlivCr7TOit,
Stadloy's Cherry EaC2@toEGnt,
lont4H'E Indian do
ily. R1Se's do
stcI.oan's Strengthening Ger
sARsAPsAEILLEs.
Dr.. John BulPR,
s. +. Towu5enti's,
Sards's,
Gid Jacob TGwn9enG's
CaEpentor's
WvnSoop'R,
Ghs.ker'S,
Grafanbeye'a,
Bristol'B,
E1T5ott's yellow noclz.
FlIASTER3.
Wells Strengthening,
Jew David Or Hebrew
BGdaau's,
Kngpp's fndiar
Alceck'B Porous,
Gnhifth's Adhesive,
Holloway Aruicl
LINIMEEES.
MeLean's Volcanic Oh Lii
rlent.
Dr.. Sweets.
&azlcan Mustang,
Farreli'g Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Sons,
Hunts,
Hsyer's,
WaiSworth'S Rheumatic,
TuhiaH's Ve!Iitiar,
How5's Nerve and Bone,
kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bariine's Hors,
Merchants GaYGlirg,
Cherokee,
JRyre'g.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
0ggootps Indian Chogogua,
Stephens Compound.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
| TFvnEC1-,'s Tonic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

A very poor chance for the Black Republican
Administration after the 4th of March to raise
money to pay the ordinary expenses of the Gov
eminent. Mr.. Lincoln will have hard case to
meet the vultures from the Northern confederacy.
II. ~. Lonsdale, Snn d Co.'s weekly CofTce
Statement.
Arrivals since LIST July direct bags 80 0l3
LIST July Coastwise. .,.,.....-.,. None. l55.0lS
Same time last year direct. $40
Suras time last year Colstwise lG2IS ls0,9i2
Decrease of imports drec! this year,. 25.9ll
stocI, in vst hands this dsy.............. $3.50
SICK in second Kinds Ills day None Sc $40
Same time last year. ........,........, 81 $50
Decrease of stock this year. ............. % OIL
ARRIVALS DIRECT THIS WEEK.
Aurila. TO Hs,le,t Ramsey & common. 1904
:. to Joseph Dixon & Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

TOBACCO go. There has been some movement
during the past week, and the sales comprised 81
hhds. Admitted at l0c, and 10 Light (weli handled)
at &c. y ID. Yesterday 10 hhds Lugs sold CD
private terms, IL Fine Admitted at =, and at 10
and lO5c. z b.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

SUGAR. The receipts have been only moderate
and with fair demand prices have been pretty
well maintained for Fully Fair and the better de-
scrptions, while the lower grades have been dull
and neglected. with sales of about 5000 hhds. dur
ing the week, and the market closed at the range
of our quotations as follow:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
STEAMSHIPS
FOR VERA CRUZ.

To sail or TUESDAY. Jan. L. a. 8 o'clock a. M.
-r--=, FOR VERA CRUX-U. s. "'ail Line
III fT5 The superior corvered and copper fastened Hean
ship Tennessee, Thomas Forbes c9inn'ldgF
will leave Vera above pauctualT. carrying the u
s. mills For freight or passage, having eeant accomiiod
ots for cabin and seernFe rnss~ngers apply 10
7. G. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp street.
HThe Tennessee will leave New Orleans regularly on inc
LIST and 18th for Vera Cruz leaving the latter port on the in
and 2st -.
reno freight will be received without order ia5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY.

To sail on So NI1AY, Jai. O. ~ , A. NJ
-rrSz FOR GALyESTetN ANI1 1ATA-
FIX FIJ5 GORDA BAY-Sew Orleans and Texas U. 5
Mail IinrThe superior ceppered and copper
steamship StIyvnFIcc, H. Denison con'nE1deT
will carrying the u s. mails For freight OF
passage apply on board, Or to - -
/. C. HARRIS. Manager.
No. 81 camp street.
steamship this line will leave every Thursday and Sun
day mornings for the above ports 11''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

ciai trips when required night by Notifying
tho conductor. Fare So per trip.
The Steam Train will topat Genily Station when notified,
except however, mail trps Fare ID each way.
Conductor must be notified before tho train starts
Onnbusses leave Canal for the Depot five min
ztss.
M G. PAEDEIiY, StInarintn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

go am M. Il Poydras street.
r OUESIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Once-South of Camp and Natchez streets, New
Orleans.
Premiums the year ending 18th February 1860. al 81
Net prOutS OF the year EO1,tat 10
Assets 18th February 4S6u, 91Z,3ta
The Trustees declared Scrip Dividend Of 33 per
after cent interest Standing Certificates
of Profits and ordered the redemption Of the Scrip issue OF
1858.
Interest paid and Scrip Of 1883 redeemed and after the l4
May The Certificates o. Scrip of 1866 will be delivered
and after LIST June, 1850. ~
CuAS. BRIGGS President.
H. P. JAHFIER, Secretary. as lin