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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19

WAsBIyGroS, Feb. 1T.-Although il Is gene
rally understood that the report Of the COM
mttec Of the Peace Congress has met strong
opposition in certain quarters, still many lead.
ins members have reason to hope that recon
citation Of differences may possibly be effected.
From present indications the Convention will
adjourn by Wednesday; but certain points
may possibly be introduced involving longer
term It is stated that Hon. Reverdy johnson
will address the Convention tomorrow, on the
rrno-t
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turcsecurity, yet, acknowledging the right of the
people to trihe even with their dearest rights,
We are bound 10 await the issue. Since il is
impossible to remedy the evils which this de-
lay involves, let the Convention calmly review
the prospect of future justice from the North
and shape their action accordingly.
The President elect has started from his
home and is now journeying to Washington
by route as zig-zag and crooked as a Virginia
wortn-lence, but in all his twisting and turning
he has deliberately avoided soing his feet
with the dust OF slavehollng State. Upon
this route the President elect has told the peo-
pie OF Indiana what he understands BY "inva.
SION and coercion" His explanations are
before the Convention of Virginia and it is for
it TO say whether or not they are satisfactory
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pExIrENT,ARX OF VIRGINIA.

iiiSUfACTCRED Mt this institution, and sold there and
Il Agents s:"re No %, Pearl street, the following
.=i,'e-. a;:etaeed prices to.wit,
G1oi,, Shoes saG B.ogues
Wr:2-- ChIli:-a and Servants Shoe7
~.srs aaa Cart Harness Of every description
aIet!:- Bands, Lsaths: Hose
"a:.c., Cars,
--1Ts and "ae-barroSs.
M;'ir.r-S. Safes, Ie.
st?.t aaI Plaid Cuttons
a-:,ry' and Lins-ys for plantation hands
s'"!g r1hi- Clath!ns for Servants
Nysy: lie abOvr ar,'ces hand and for Bale or Will
s-H!- repaired! other job WORK done TO order, on
'' ta:ce 70: cah, punc;ual customers only, on
'cc:. a:...
1;' ;:9ra II. country, With satisfactory references,
t;.=?'.v a:'.adcd TO- Address K VI. NIMMO,
.a!' "-c;' Ag-n; and Storekeeper Va Penitentary.
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The Sotiti,pru f,OnUrpss.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. ia number Of model
flags were presented and referred. 4 comuu-
ncaton about war missiles was also referred.
4 bill WAS reported FROM the committee relative
to citizenship, prescribing uniform rules of na:u-
raliZstion, which was read. Applications were
made for patents and copyrights and referred.
The rest of the business vas transacted in Sc
pret session
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
~, ;Yf"C: for the liberal encouragement extended TO
b.; cur Southern friends, We have spared no expense
: .;;,:niir: facilities to meet the Increased oen"hd
,: y Y.:ous manufactures. In our -
Ch:. WHEEL DEPARTING Nm i,
.a4- extensive Improvements, by the addition 10
~ ai;:EL FOUNDRY Of building G5 by ~ feet. and
=: -: :.c:i5o Of the most modern and improved ra-
::1,Ey. ,,,,
o.; Wa-.4 a:e bored hy secenterng horizontal Ma
::- ,sc :- r.awn on the Axle by powerful Hydraulic
?:, -i.sG Il with an Indicator by which the force ap-
-. 70 !.- Wheel Is accurately measured
- ,aa:ina. to manufacture, from best CHARCOAL
METAL:
r.: lrca: a:rosd Chairs; Railroad and Ship Spikes
3s,-,ac Th--.s: Truck Bolts and Fish Bars Car aud
-: Ax-s: Bridge and other long Bolts; Iron Trucks;
-aoa 40: i-cec-s, all kinds Iron and Brass C"st'n9s
.3:oucr- Stationary and Portable Engines; Saw and
-. -. ! r ANDERSON L co.
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Kentucky rs, Ohio,

WAsIIScroS, Feb 1.-THE Supreme Court,
on Monday, will take up the case Of Kentucky
VS. Ohio, growing out of the refusal Of Gov.
Dcnnison to deliver up to the Governor Of Ken
lucky man named l.a:o charged with indu-
cinc slaves to nbscond from their owners-
Gov. Deunison refused to surrender Lago or
the ground that the offence is not regarded rs
crime in Ohio. Eminent counsel have Lecn
engaged on both sides.
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Sill Later from Europe.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE steamship Africa,
with Liverpool dates to the first instant, has
arrived here.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l.-Cotton has partially
advanced one.sixteenth to one-eighth pence
Breadstuf1s steady. Provisions dull. Consols
~ to 92bb.
The Italian troops had entered the Roman
States in pursuit Of the reactionsts.
The Sardinians had demanded the restora-
ton of the soldiers made prisoners by the Pa
nal Zouaves, and had seized the Bishops Pa
lace as hostage.
It was reported that the firing upon Gaeta
continued with vigor on Friday.
1t was stated that Napoleon had written to
Francis II. counseling him to cease resistance;
also, that the great powers urssntIy request
Denmark to grant concessions 10 Scheswig'
The Africa brings only SlS, 600 IN specie.
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From Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, Feb 1.-THE Legislature ad.
journci last night
The election of Senators to the Southern
Congress was not brought on.
A bill authorizing the issue Of Treasury
notes to the amount Of half million Of dol
lars was passed \ stay law was also passed.
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- ~-<-<sp-s
From WashfugtOn Guy.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Secretary Holt TO-
night gave handsome entertainment 10 tne
commissioners attending the Peace Conference
Sfr. John Potts, long clerk in the war
Department, has been appointed chief eierh'
vice Mr. Drinkard, resigned.
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Prom NnrfnlE.

HAMPTON ROADS, Feb. 15th.-The ship Princess ho3 al
eRhtytwo days from csilao, arrived ut Norfolk toasJ
Tn bay steamer brought Fort Monroe Ave large cases
Of muyiets manufactured at Harper's Ferry.
The Surveying schooner Crawford preparinsto 'eA
aosport Navy Yard.
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SHOCKOE MILL
,JI,.f;,InND EpnITNn Or ASTER

+ An aor prepared 20 supply any demand for
l ?LiS1E., FRESH GROUND, for the Fall crops.
VI .',rs &! Lump Is large; selected from the purest
T..-. ;oys SCOTIA Quarres with special reference 10
I. .s.sss: IL Sr.PnATE OF LINE.
Ta.; for ,h- heavily increased patronage the repu,
:, rs braid shall be fully sustained TOR PraITI auo
;, -. rrIr..R,-IS JOHN L. CLAIBORNE,
-. -. Ofsce No. II Pearl street.
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c-, SITUATION WANTED,

N Gro,t | IAITON VANdEDs
ID go; LADY (menber Of church, OF many years
IN iul.ion and with the most satisfactory
(.ngr - ;=!srences, desires situation In private
kaa3, 5 city Of Rchuond or In Its immediate neign
che competent 70 teach the English In oil its
.:n German, French, Music and tho rudiments
,.c: ihe scye.tiser would reflect on ples-
ish ~ '"e=rui some than on large salary.
Address, 4. B., at Enquirer ONCE.
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t Kew BRICK MACHINE

shSApUALLY extending over the United States and
.,HA.t-is worked ny man. by horse and oy stea9
|. aia oS 10 %, 900 bricks day-cos' from sH
go; t"r farther particulars, in pamphlet giving u
Oh trick setting and burning, address, encios
...'"ir. STAMPS, FRANCIS IL SMITH,
~ :'-c3r Baltimore.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mr.. Speaker CRurcHFrELD in the Chair
4 communication was received from the Sc
nate by their Clerk, announcing the passage of
sundry bills, which we're read first and Sc
cond times and referred.
The following bills were reported from the
Standing Committees:
10 incorporate the town of Asbury; to in
corporate the Staunton Ordnance Company; to
incorporate the Trans-Alleghany Railroad
Company; to stay executions on trust deeds,
&C.; to amend the charter of the Merchants
Savings Bank; incorporating a Savings Bank
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i:aAE METH. JOHN A. CHlLroA'
KEITH & OHILT TON,
WATERLOO FAUQCIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
OF HEAVY WOOL
ii fNtrhnDs NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
= ?.tlS liNSEYS. for negro women. March S-cly
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SKI JOHNSON. W.T. Il FVu
JOHNSON 81 PUG5.
\ NIEEEEI NINS

?Soxy BUILDING sHocxoE wARRHorSs)
RICHMOND, VA.
iNl: sale OF Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and country pro-
se .sa-rsIly return their sincere thanks 20 their
,s 'r he very liberal patronage heretofore extended
70 len aus ask Continuance and increase OF the Same
, u. ea r.r promising their undivided personal atten
.,a Z Il. cos.!caments committed 20 them.
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J. II. BARKSD ALE,

,,a,s.t 2.SSsDNy O. II. BARKsDiLE,
Isle .: Charlotte. OF Richmond.
l. IL RAhEsDALE. late OF Farmvile.
ElfiXSDALE g. BROTHERS..
toTI!SSIUN MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
OYrlcgS gSEAA SHocEoE WAREHOUSE.
Is:a,!. ADVANCES made on Consigouents IN haHc-
Jan. 5-cts
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n amhl, On The 2ist February last two negro boys.
.'rN"t and JACKSON. Henry Is ~ years old, isnt
;. -. !s'l9"s color, about fee; or inches hlsh'
. y s. ec"'f lib pounds and has lost front tooth.
,,.. '''y good plantation blacksmith, and handy at
. !'a put :i!u "a, and works left-handed-has u
!. -. eolt'c1ance ~ra spoken to by strangers. JACK.
.,,. go; q Year, Old brown copper-colorel, and
, aova; loV or lG9 pounds Is about feet ~ or ii
~ "s2, aas rather short walk and II he has shoes
! ! ~: ~: very apt 20 be .un over outside.
Jay 'e above reward II said slaves ore delivered
=" Chambers county Ala eight miles west Of Oak
''s''i Sii pay SlVO for Information SO get them.
b.. L. H. DOOLITTLE,
- -l-cHGrn oal Bowery. Chambers CO., Ala.
,,aioRE SioRE AND TO ARRIVE, o,oou sides
s'onp and damaged Leather, and the best brands
sss, In'' ~flcn VIII sell 10" iof eA''' " e''N
''''' 'a'r' cy made Brogues, for CASH only.
s.,, N DEVEREU4,
'9' tb-ci; No 1872 Oary st.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l6, le6

SATrRDAY, FEsRUARY TO, I6OI.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at i o'clock,
Lieut.. Gov. MONTAGUE in the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Saul.
MIR. MAsHALL reported bill to amend the
act of 1850 concerning the inspection Of Guano
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,-.,.,> ;,r.:ei in the SEMI" eeSiy Enquirer ~
.2srs a lines or less for the drst snser.
.j' 70 c.:: PEI square for each continuance; orif
-,s,- :" - be considered By the month
- ' ..-yis,L on the Manuscript, or previously
r'A' - .r.xccu :he Sar!cs.
si!v'" " r,r no; marked on the copy for specified
Il :,rr,.c.s will De continued until ordered out,
= -.!', -; xic:sd accordingly.
% AZ ,p, SHrsEMESTS-To avoid any msunder~
- ~. PAT et the Annual Advertisers II Is pro
rs. that their privileges only extends 10
=? ate business. Real Estate Legal and all other
~ ,s.,.. ,rr, ty hem TO be an additional charge
F,;,c and General Agents Advertisements not
:" I'll rs ~. year. but 10 be charged q. the usual
y -. - .uc.. discounts shall be agreed upon
and yearly advertisers. generally. en-
o. rle-c squares, with the privilege OF change
n :a... yearly average, ic any one week, insert
- "a, n. sucunt agreed upon as the standing rule
contract and ali exceeding such amount 10 be
:. -ri a' ;,c .>aal fatcs. ,.rA
;,snry: ExSrIHEa" AorERrlstSG SHEET Is publish
...s Wy:,h the monthly circulation Is twenty thou
q - Advertisements inserted 1t % cents per I,ne
- Il, i,., 70 this ofice may be relntted per mall IN
I'd ra:lshe Bank notes, Ursgistersd, at the risk OF
!: -. 4, Isir.-;e. agL Tributes OF Respect exceeding
;. - rr,; ar charged for as advertisements.
f.o: distance must be accompanied with the al
u.y o. satisfactory references. to insure eNetutou-
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DSCGLAS 4 GREGORY
TEND rllE COURTS OF HANOVER AND MING
/ Wii;!AN.
= B DoUGLAS also attend. the Courts o. hing anu
':..e. .ui Caroline ,
= = DOUGLAS, Ayieir's, King William
y Gr:i,nEY u Old Church. Hanover. FEB lO-ely
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c-HRECKINRIDGE ATTORNEY AT LAW,
..,,tce, IL the Courts OF Eotetourt and adjoining
COUNTIES:
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s. l.. .s.sHsoS, ..- 'ofA r. ~ IAE.H
Pa As-Rlr. ..'. X. = AHehs"
T2EDEGAR IRON WORKS,

!. l. ..,aSOS,
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LJWitENCE s. NalsiE,

a E..Nt Z
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,crrCrs IN ;h Courts Of the city OF Richmond, and
p,.. son r,Irs Of E.arico Hanover and Caroline.
M sisy Tot,. Puo!:a .ad Commissioner of the United
I y: Cou-t Of Claims
,i. J.~,oivef his o:tc- Is on Ilth street, just
s.,v G5iiia's Hal.
=
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ment, with salfs q about 45o bales heaVy af l5c.
4ight may oe aaoted OF u 5c. and Medium % Extra
Heavy az i5agl5zc. % ~.
= w Husky line safes up TO Thursday evening
embraced sone fSo Dds. at ls5Eg f9cs for Raw ana
about the same LOT Reetihed. Yesterday we NO
tced SAFE Oh ~ DOS. raw ~ @oe. q gallon.
Weeks receipts 686z dds; exports l4l7.
STAR CANDIES. Our quotations are $50, for
hight "a oz ana l9e. y d. lor faii Y eigns' WIN
sales Of 200 boxes at these rates.
CoFFEE. - me demand mas peen 1alr aho Iats
sales OF the week nave embraced some l4,o60
pags al iO5'ghSc. fof ordinary 10 GOOD ran ana
rkllhe' #hlch are our quotatlons'
Inc ssosh hpH on mana IS anont So,i41 nags'
'A''f' :. ~ ra.ss Ior htVefpoel lrom secona
n"nus OIL oo' ~ ooafse, ana ~ w ior fihe, de
Llvefea' anu o'ea''' Eios coarse ana soegSOc. ZOE
rms III wa
NAVAL no y AMPS
ana 1ne sooa pu' sae Y auii. Lha
ias' saie7 VIZ s-tio. y pflhs
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NEW Y0KR MONEY MARKET.
New York, March 9.-We quote:

Foreign Exchange is inactlve-bankers are nrln
and BUYERS are not eager, all parties waiting for
the foreign news. Prime commercial oils are not
plenty. and are in good demand. We repeat yes
terdays figures, remarking that quotations are
mostly nominal. We quote: Bills at 60 days on
London lO3@1044 for documentary lO45fgloo3
for commercial; l05}@lO6 for bankers do. at
short sight lO74@l0s3: Paris at 60 days 5;4G95 ~ ;
do at short sight 5.274 05.25; Antwerp 557 35;
Swiss 5.3505.321 Hamburg 34}@453; American
3q1m4NI; Frankfort 404Gl40}; Bremen f54G976t !;
Prussan thalers 705@T4.
There have been very light offerings of incur
rent money this week. The brokers on Camp
street appear to be going into summer quarters
before the March equinox passes. The issues OF
the free banks of the Northwestern States range
from 2O@3O get. discount, and some as low as 90
Act discount. The receipts of coin this week
have been confined to silver from Brazos Santiago
and Vera Cruz. American silver, of the coinage
of 1853, ranges from l@2 Off Foreign gold coins
are offered now and then; they are purchased at
all times within the range of our quotations.
Land warrants are in statu quo. 1t is supposed
the Southern Con(ederacy intends to retain the
lands within the limits of the confederated States.
OF course the lands warrants issued under the
defupct Union will not be received.
We append The following quotations of uncurrent
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7 AIDES, WINE. ..,.........LADTEs' WINE

7 AIDES WINE. ...'.........hADIEs' WhNE'
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities as hHth5
sT1mUI,AET, TONIC, DICRETIC and sUDOR1FIG, which
tn hy Phvsciens and thousands of LaAesand Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America
Asa Gentle stTmuiaYEt nTad Tonic,
II strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS u DIure&Ie.
7, ,npars heaty action the GLANDS Kidneys, sne
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in pRoFSE, t0ts
ERuPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS "a Sutorissc4
ots unon the Skin opening the and expoug Ill in
ritieg by nsenshe perpraon thereby driving on NrNpoA
and cleansing he surface giving tune and Ysor to the who'll
s7ptem and b COMING SOFT and HEALTHY CONDITION
the SKIN and COMPILATION.
The Chi ppevysa Tribe OF FnIIuns
used the Blossom and Fruit of the Eldor SAC enc d
their mos. valuable remedies.
In Germany.
The Berries dried and by nse III sB
u S''ND''0' Speer's Wine OF Elder
Is purefro juice Of cultivated Elder by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarksbie mo
dcnol properties SUPERIOR other Wines in common
re and an excellent article for all WEAK and pEBILiFAG
IN PERSONS and the AGED and IEPIRM, removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE and bened5na
LADIES and CHILDREN
A Ladies' Wine,
Recguse 1t will inOIcRe as it contains no mixture Of
ps or other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar heVo
and nuritve properties; mpaung healthy tone to tins
| STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
n- wnegass full more may be used with meals' Or
| any t1ae through the day, ms desired
We will only ask your ndugenceto make one trial OF sn
| Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by f. J. HART Il CO., JOHN
| WRIGHT 4 CO. JAMES SYME, Canal siree7, and by al
| principal Druggists throughout the United atstes'
| Trade supplied III proprietor prices.
| ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
| aE ,rtv 20R broadway. New York
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Betieto IF TIE Ilarkets for gust ddtek.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp
E.EI. Nft-rr 1fH-f.I

CREscEHT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street J
Saturday Morning, March 49, 1917
We stated in our last weekly review that the
market for our leading staple closed at basis OF
lie, showing an advance Of &c., since which,
a steady demand and scarce supply Of desirable
lists, prices have further advanced. In Tobacco
there has been some inquiry. In Sugar there has
been fair demand at unchanged prices. Molasses
has been in moderate request at easier rates.
CoTToN. -. The week opened'with fair demand
at full prices, the sales of the week embraced
1880 bales, including $3.50 on Saturday, $500 on
Monday, $500 Tuesday, $3.50 on Wednesday,
$500 on Thursday and $500 yesterday. We now
quote
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coins and bank notes, the rates of John Wood & Co

Among the canards and falschoods of the day
right down Black Republican falsfcation-we find
the following in the New York World, of the 9th
instant:
The total exports since the LIST September are
only oil 600 bales less than the unprecedented
shipments of last year, and exceeds the average
shipments for the four years from 1856 to 1858
$50 900 bales, worth about $50 100000. Against
this enormous increase in the exports of cotton be-
youd an average, the South has the drawback of
short grain crops but we have sufficient data to
warrant the assertion that the South amply able
to pay all its Indebtedness, if it will. We are ing
formed, on reliable authority, that the banks in
most of the Southern seeding cities are eXerting
all their influence and power to prevent remit
tances to the North, by parties who have the cash
and the desire to pay it to the North. These same
banks, which are suggesting and encouraging this
fraudulent detention Of money due aud over due,
to Northern houses, also renting to Europe,
with instructions to keep the proceeds there for
the future importation of their own people, all the
| foreign bills of exchange they can command.
| The above is about one Of tue grossest perver-
| sions of truth and honor that we have met with
| since the secession movement. If the gentlemen
| in black can conGoct grosser or more atr0cious
misrepresentation, we give him carte blanche to
| proceed.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. March 1s. IS6I.
Arrived during the week ASH Western Beeves,
1856 Texas Cattle, 346 Hogs, 1895 Sheep, 80 Mich
Cows and 47e Veal Cattle. The stock left on sale
comprises LEO Western and ll5 Texas Cattie, sou
Hogs, 600 sheep, go Mich Cows and but few Veal
Cattle. A lot of lis Eastern Sheep brought IS 25
"a head We quote:
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Intending retire from the Shelf Goods business and cohs
ourselves to Heavy Hardware Ton Steel Copper lin Fla
Shelter Axes Springs, Hubs SPECIES, Feoes, etc. etc., we
now offer large discount stock OF Shelf GOODS
In quantities purchasers The stock full and complete
cornprsng of article required in
country store including general assortment of Fancy Goods
Perery etc Country Merchants Planters and the public
papersly will end their interest to call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We also offer for sale
35n tons Premium IRON assorted Flat Round and
Square, of all sizes
Plough and Boiler Plates, NIL sizes,
sto tons Merchant English Iron, assorted, Flat Round and
Square.
100 tons Refined English Ion assorted Flat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron, assorted
on . Half Round Oval and Half Oval Iron.
10 :. Berel Iron.
30 :. Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles Hoop Iron assorted, 81 TO inch.
osn BAND . :, to 4x16 and BIC Inch.
5oA . Sheet :. :. lotto = inch.
30 =, Russia Sheet iron.
100 =. Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For sale by JOHN H. BElA u SUNS,
Nos SO and 81 Camp street,
r,a x5oyyetTrtf New Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS cLAssIFICATroEs.

Tobacco. There has been fair enquiry, and
the transactions include 700 hhds., early in the
week at -, % New Lugs, on Monday at a, at -,
lOl New at -, Is and Old Admitted, Old Re-
fused, % New Admitted and lao New Refused at
-, and since 100 New Admitted, 48 Refused and
New Admitted, 46 do, so New, IL Old and New
Rnfusad all ON nriYate terms.
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~ JOHN g. WEBER, 49,
mi DEALER IN
Ladies', CnilarcEa's and Gentaemeh's
Roots AND SHOES,
No. 1853 Julia street. between Carondeie' aud st. oharies
Next to his former Stand)
uo,ts ard Shoes m cda to order Teo Az
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BROWN BROS. l. CO.. 80 Caroniele street.
SaMITTEI, SMITH & Co, Camp
fI1nSGN 4 Co correr Canal and Camp streets.
eROWS JOHNSTON < CO., No. 50 Garondeet street,
RENClST SHAW L CO. No. 10 Camp
RANKTOF COMMERCE, JACoB BARKER Manager, s.tF
~ Corner Camp and Graver straets,
r " CONNER & SON, No. 81 Carondele street.
T0HE WOOD & CO., corner Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

II. IT. Ionsdale, SON d Co.'s Weekly Coffee
Statement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

SUGAR The receipts have beer liberal, and
with fair demand prices have been better, with
sales of about 5000 hhds during the week, also $50
hhds sold on plantation at 595bc, e h., and the
market closed at the range Of our quotations as
follow:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
inferior .23s631z Com. to Good Com. @4A
Fair to Fully Fair. 4a:955l Prime and Choice. s5A