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DIRECT eOHTaTION
6 ar d " are and Cutlery.
S. w. III. TUCKER,

AP0RIEkS AND WHOLESALE DRALkRS,
\ hAvs In store, and are receiving thcir supplies
for the Spring Trade, direct from the which
they ohcr to CASA ANp PROMPT Tins 1UrERs ON 10.
vofable terms. The sfock being unusually large
thsycon6dcntiy solicitan cxaaina tion OF thesamc
S8HsSg S.W. 4 IL. TUCKER,
. Sign Of Red Paddock, cor. Maink s u ste. 4
Keokuk, March y, lsco-dAw
NllAkns. llukn. sAUvELs, 80, for sAls B,
NI ncheddw 9. w II. TUCKER.
nKifFIN Is HokaE AILs.--tsooa stock Of al
" siaes Tor sale by s.W. H.IUckEk.
&cyriE EkltLEs.--various qualities Of scyth
- titles and Sharpencrs Tor sale by
A Mi;s' oiiOV Els farss stock Of 4 ne
marchs 5. W. 4 u.-TbcE Nh. 4
.nINDbTONEs.-1heI Isres III 4nostoues, ,ofva.
~ rioussisSs, fer sale by
r. W. 4 n. TUCK EN-.
SIgm 81 u cd pAAtock.
March .. 'oo-daw Cor M.,n sda
!. ENCE NAILn.
L. Fire I'd do
Flooring do
Anas-lss % soslineh--a sapsriO,artiois.
s riassins a. 4
Together with yenern lassor m nj of fotherNA
si tho DslfaoAt brand, just rsceiyed and fcs sak
Tow BY lmcssl s. W. II. TUCKER,
I sutxa ,siAkDEN, GkUBBi NJ and ether Hoe
~ spades, bhoveis, AAttocks and Picks
hcythes, Snaths, and TRAIN Cradles i'll
Cow bells, kakes and Corn Pla ltsrs;
cI, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Bcxes Hay and Straw nivss;
Hay, straw and Manure Forks; sl'
And large stock Of Assoarsp LANDMARK ano
CUTLERY cn hApa and Tor sale Low by
mchSdhw s. Nd H. 4UGkEh.
TNkn HOOPS ~ TKH.AA HGppN III
4 NEW supply Of Tress Hoops. Of the sizes
n usually wanted, together with general as
surtmeiit OF Coopers Tocs, inst received, and for
sale low BY 8. ". d IL. H.1UCKEk.
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KEOkUk, Iowa: FRIDAY. APRIL l2, 1861.

sxQn Cure cessh, Coid, Hoatsev ess IsHs.
IXNX62A snsa, ang Irritation or Sorenfss sfthe
Throcf, Refterc the Hooking Tough
IS.6{S7lGaID in Consumpfson, Bronchitis aahmo
and CaiurvA, fIsay and f;spe
JHaS0 Strength 10 the Vsir< fef
TT 0LiG >PEA r. ERk, AND
SINGERS.
Few are aware of the importaIce or checkinv !
Ceush or 'oem men Cold" in lis hrst stage; thai
wbschinths h ginipg would yisld 10 mi ID Yssuedy
II neglected soon attacks the Lungs. t'Bvwa's
BfonsAsa. ifoeAss, containing dcEulesnt ingrs-
dfcnts, aflay Pulmonary aud bronchial Irri ZION
BROWNS THAT trouble in my Throat, flor
TWOCMES which be" Troehesn are a W .ciIc.l
having made me often whis pcrer.b
$3.50 s#S4a 30a ~ N.P. WILLIS.
HfSOWNsk II recommend their nsc to PUD-
1NOCAkSi Lie oPEAk ERA #
Rev. Il. u. .cHarIN.
"Have proved extremely service
able Tor HoAEsESvxs'
Rev. n. WAkD B~EcnER.
HKOWNsA "Aimost instant relief In the
TAsONHESs istrfssiog lahtrof brsathing Ieeu-
Rev. A.C. TGGLEsr TON.
lsa WIS "censsin no Opium or anything
IR OG1lEA hat il injur;ous.'s
Dr. A. HAYES,
Ctema Z, Bsstoa. Il
"a simple and pleasant com hina-
HmoM,,> Dr. q i. BraELow,
TKOCHEs Bo.fen.
sH = 'benehctal IN bk0HCHfTlk-sN
Dr. J, II. w. LANE
asw OWNS H5sloa.
1ROC n Ee 81 have proved them exec ent for
WHo0Pisug goUGu.',
s&8 a& Rev. NV. WARREN,
t@ 8 Lesses.
BROWNS "Benefcial when oompeilsd I'd to
1ROCnE~ispta ak suhs ring from CotD'
Rev. s. 4. ANDERSON,
Hs 81. fexis.
BRGWN,S "EYFEcTuAL in removing the
TAOGU Is Ueareness and Irritation ~ the
lhroat, 20 cannon with srEAxxns
and sisaEfE ,,
Prof. nj. STACY JOHNSON,
LsGvaHre, Ga.
HRRWNs~ Teacher of Music Sou sherp
K DC "A rs Female College.
"Great benefit when taken after
preaching hey prevent iloarse-
BROW N'A ness. Frem their past effect, !
TIA az n - think that they will be Of perm anena
advantage t. me-"
Rev. X. RcwLfY, A. NJ,
8HOWN,& Pres't Athens College.
r - OlhEs a Tennessee
00Sold by ail Druggists a.-yo0
nov 70 dAw-6m WEN1Y FIVE .CkNls A BOX
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m LIVERY STABLE! -

On Firss.st., bot. Main 4 Johms0n.
IoRSEs. BUGGIEs and CARRIAGES Of the
J. i best class always ready for hire.
Horses boarded BY the day or week, at prices to
sait the times.
Transient customers aocomm cd ted.
0rdrrs forthc Omnibus to run To and from the
Railroads and Steamboats, left at the Stable or tho
~. Charles Hotel, will be promptly attended to.
decl0d s. V.VANOkSDAL.
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IOWA PEELER PLOw CO

Ng .
Cc-PaFtnefship Netsce.
fUsHE andersigned having purchased tbs ri ghs for
Lee County In the above ceiebTsted Plow, have
formed . co-partnership for the purpose Of the
manufacture and sale Of the same In kcokuk
We also have the control OF power to sell the
following territory In the Des Moinss VALLEY In
County, Town aid Farm Rights, via; Van Euren,
Davis, Appanoose, Wayne, Decatur, Clark, Lu,ss,
Warren and WspeiAo
Parties wishing 70 purchase Territory or desiring
Information in regard to the plow, will please aa-
dress the 'Iowa Feelcr Piow Company Kcokuk,
Iowa. "a
Specimen Plows nay BE- seen aAtAe Agricsltur
Warehouse, No. lh3 Aain.st., and Att tAs Manafsc-
1.REYNOLDS.
KRoKUK FLOW co.
Keohuk, April 1, ls6i-spsd3tSln u
n NkW A1OO Oh GOSs On IIDMEN.
TINS KAMoA1D0 VI, AuyeaYnap
j - 1nn hssn ~ Anns ns1man, eaah>s~ y
-: osstss ~. "a'sf ~ YesaG riless !" -
oeDls. sEowtxLL acor.
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Keokak, Fl Des Names and Minn.


I'M and after MONDAY, MARCH 9th, 1891,
NIand until further notice, AatIy trains
silirsn saeh way (supdays excepted)as follows: !:
MIXED TRAIN.
Wllilsave KEOkuK Ut 7sOO =. -, arriving
ut RDDi VILLk, at $3.50 ?. N.
EXPRESS AND MAIL.
Will leave KEukuK 1t $500 p. m, arriving
at EDDYvILLE At 7:5O p. IA.
EXPRESS AND NAIL.
Will leave EDDfVILLE at 1000 d M, and
arrive al ROku at 1850 m.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will leave EDDYyTLLE at si:3O a. ~. and
es sfrivs ~ X kokUk 1t 1880 p. m.
n-Psssep gefs tskfng either train from Kso-
kuk mako suYe connectious with stages for
0sksleoea, Des Moines, dc.
TfsR OCCH TICKETS. ~ low ns she
l0west, may Be had at the Office for al po,nts
10 Middle, Western and Southern IeNA, Kanxas,
NehYsska, &C., DO. y
IlCkET OfEEGE-At the Depot, loot Of
johnson strest- GEO. WILLIAMS, in.
March 81, '6idkw supcrin trndent.
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The DAILY EXCHANGE,
PUBLISHED BY
h Z RR & CO.,
E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREET

!.
THE DAILY EXCHANGE printed upon clear white paper,
and with boil and distinct type, which is constantly
newed thus Offering to merchants and others making
OF columns peculiar advantages for the conspicuous and
attractive display Of their advertisements which, in
nectoa with its already large and steadily increasing sub
scripton list, mskes it the desirable medium for adj
vertsing presented to this community.
HyNO EXPENSE OR LA BOR IS SPARED to fur ish
the readers of TIE EXCHANGE with the prompt FULL
and authentic intelligence upon ell matters of public inter-
est domestic foreign
In its COMMERCIAL nEPARTMEN and especially in
all that relates to its REPORTS OF THE DONE STIC
MARKETS, it has established for itself reputation which
jusfes the merchants of this city in recognizing it
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in VIII CHI
their business interests involved whilst the leading
Financial and Commercial topics CT the day under
careful review in is editorial columns.
The interests Of and the state Of the markets
constantly ard intimately affected by the aspect of pot
cal affairs throughout the world, that journal which
aspres to be anything than commercial report
or daily price current must necessarily devote
able to the dissemination of political intelligence and
the discussion Of political questions In this department of
the which, apart from its commercial Importance,
also peculiar and exclusive interest of its
the object of The EXCHANGE to position OF
honest aud fearless independence, equally removed from
serve rarIisanshp upon the hand, and tinaid
traty upon the other.
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Wv For the sale OF the CHAMPAGNE WINES o
Aessrs. MOET & CHANDON, Epernay.
HOOK WINES of Messrs. HENKEL d CO., Maysnce.
BoRDEAuX WINES Of Messrs BRiNDENBURG
FRERES, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDIES OF Messrs r. BRUNINGHAUS, Nuts.
p. TIERNAN 4 SON,
olTtSr Char str
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I.'-II NORTH Calvert str ct.
E.t FOR RANT
Ei The large threestory HOUSE, No 90 North Charles
$50 steet which would be altered for Store il desired,
Large DIV ELNG, No. II st Paul street. corner of Bank
for OFFICES. ~ ~ S
STORE AND DWELLING, southeast corner of Court
land and Sara oSa streets
Charles street ' 1890
STORE No 50 North Charles street. lately occupied by
for Dentist. ' " F
- DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, No. 80 Lexington street. west Ct
and Restaurant. -
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Stutks, 0tbange, tt.

NOTICE.
~ We are prepared to give CASE. ADVANCES on con.
SHIPMENTS to our friends Messrs Woodward 4 Co,
d2tf corner of Cheapside , and d> Lombard street
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
x for aeNy s sAaEE1 HARRss
COLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMINENT
nh2l-tf tho j. CARSON.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ap wanted by AMgEt HaRRs f
baltimore AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875.
B DO: do do: d. DO: 1885, 1885,
Northwestern Va. Railroad bonds "a mortgage:
T Tnssf By ss s4nSh 5ns.S5:sfs Ssst
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
fe6-tf 2Oi Baltimore street.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
zEAPHIA, BOSTON, RICHMOND. PETERSBURG and
fe5-tf "a Baltimore Street.
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- on all points South and West purchased at best rates,
e 9zae-.s 1H 81 bsi SiAESe ssiset
RROTHERS BONINGER,
OFFER FOR sX e F s0gTH GzAF5Eg stairs
principal cities Of Germany, on London, Paris and Amster
ADVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
ie2j.tf -, - 80 T80, J. CARSON
lANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
1o,y JNo. s CUTTINGS = CO;
MARYLAND SKIES. Maryland per cent.
~ sAML. HARRIS, Jr,
feGti Basement Chesapeake Bank
FaNME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
Z SAML HARRIS 4 SONS,
jal7-tf l96 baltimore street.
y s 0. X. K. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
D. e
CCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
- PHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES T gRg BY "
fef2-tf SO Exchange plaae
STERLING EXCHANGE. -
~ Forsaleby KNOX KNOX = CO.,
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Dand sold by JNo. S. CUTTINGS "a 4 CO,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
~ FOR sale hv [uI6-tfl TITO J. CARSON
MISSOURI 6s FOR ,{ sA ! eIBTrvcs .co
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
w JNo. S. CUTTINGS 4 co..
E'IREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
juIi-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
W JNO. S. CUTTINGS d Co,
s8f 90 South ST.
COMMERCIAL 4 FARMERS BANK STOCK
Sxsanted by JNo, S. CUTTINGS % \ s CO. ..
kIEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
" wanted by KNOX CO.,
ap28-tf Exchange Place.
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Geby SAHL. HARRIS, Jr.,
jul7-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
1N wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
jul7-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
9tlOEHsgs.
I'D. II. WILSON,
H ATTORNEY A LAW,
No. II LAW BUILDINGS,
Corner of St. Paul and Lexington streets, tup sairs9
mh2O ly BALTIMORE, MD.
| MOSES ENGLEHEART,
! W. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 81 SPURRIER'S COURT,
(Rear of the Law BuildinGs)
| LEXINGTON STREET, BETWEEN CHARLES AND So. PAUL,
All business entrusted his care will be punctuay at
| tended to- OlS-lyr
| EtHARLES G. KERR,
| TTORNE T-LAW,
| oFFICE-No. 81 ST PAUL STREET,
(BErwEEN LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA sTREErs,)
s2n-tf Baltimore, Nd.
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z A LTIMoRE
lire
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880.
lCHARTER PERPETUAL.
OFFIoE-No. SOUTH sTREET.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PnEs1DEx7.
EsURESLIvES FOB ONE YEAR, TERN OF EARS
Or FOR LIFE
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDoWMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women Children,
atthe lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
WIN. G. HARRISON, J.J DONALDSON
S. J. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE,
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. S. GIBSON,
EFF CHAMBERS, ROBT. A TAYLOR.
M CoLsToN, Secretary.
DR. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
Off 81 Franklin street.
f1OALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
" COMMERCIAL Buildings, GAY ST.
the Licensed Agent, with full powers, for the
HAkIFOkD FIRE HSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Assets, S956,O00.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, sl,4S2,000.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s33U,2l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, S35l,0S4.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Assets, s3732S3.
MARINE.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms CO., OF BALTIMORE,
Assets, $2l4,430
WIN. GRAHAM, Pres't.
GEO. B. COALE, Sec'y.
LIPE.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned any amount in Companies of the best stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all matters relating FIRE
INSURANCE, such forms of applications statements
loss, &c, &c
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken, with return Of Pre-
MUM, for months not used. -
slStf GEORGE B. COALE Agent
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7777,,77,----------''7'-'' = 2 ? .7T'7zf'
1ubtit S9lPs
~. POSTPONED o. r1,,, M ,,,,r,,,,
III TRUSTEES SALE ia Il AlNa

Hill TRUSTEES SALE ">' HEM
A VALUABLE DWELLING ON SOTrTup,c,
BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit C0ur for galtino
city the Undersigned trustee will Offer Tor SAFE hv TIi
auction, the premises on FRIDAYt.e i-th da - w
next, at4 O'Clock in The afternoon: NY ~ '''S
ALL THAT lot or GRnUNn situate and Ivinr in tbo
city If Baltimore aforesaid, a1d thus d-,cribed Ber
for tie the northwest side Soujh Paca street ne
the stance of % feet s9uhwcSteriy from the western
most of Warner and South Paca running
thence south e.erly, houndi outh Pac street Is
feet and thence southeaserly to the place Of beginning
Ground rent $50
Improved ny three story brick DWELLING. (Eo lcgl
with finished basement and double twostory back hud
ana stable and Carriage House the of he lot.
srms-one third cash. and the balance in two equ" in
staments OF three six months credit to bear
interest from day sale to be secured by notes the
purchaser. to be endorsed he satisfaction the
SAMUEL SNuWDEN, Trustee.
ADKEOS & CO,
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9asaraHts Guuipamas.
M a II NJ 9
AND INLAND INSURANCE.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE And BANKING COMPANY
ESTABLISHED IN 1923.

Condition the Company the Sd December 1860, per
Report the Governor of Georgia. published in accordance
with the laws OF that State.
ASSETS. LIABILITIES
Bills hecelVabe,. Capital stock. .$37a,OO 100
Exchange on New Circulation......... S2I6.50
S359 O66.9l deposits. I5,9A5I6
Sucks, BONDS and Dividends unpaid. lG5l.S7
real tSate... lOl,S6.43 surplus l021T4.62
Due by Banks and
Agents log, 99425
Specie in vault, the
bona fide property
OF the Co......... 106 67l I6l
s674,56S75I $67456S.T5
TEN PER CENT. IN CASH RETURNED UPON THE
PREMIUMS ON ALL RISKS TERMINATING WITHOUT
LOSS.
LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS AGENCY
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO THE HOME OFFICE.
KREBS HALL,
AGENTS,
So EXCHANGE PLACE
WIN. KREBS.
W. CARVEL HALL. fe22-eotf
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4N0 8!ngIG.
@rgeMIas. %IaaQrs. Ec.

$50 FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, Of
Sa all the varieties Of each kind se'e, ted from the
I9 nportations of n CIV CROP TEA, expressly for the
use OF priv te families, The quality of which can
not be eXceled either in sy Of mike eXrefa fra
GRANGE. For sale by WM. WHELAN. No. l42 Baltimore
sLrert, between North and Calvert streets sI+-T
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fIbs rE95 OFFICE OF
&C., THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
BALTIMORE, May 9th, 1861.
NOTICE
Express for PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON
and the North will and after TODAY, leave this office
at o'clock p. NJ.
Expresses will leave New York, Philadelphia and Bos
ton daily for Baltimore.
Packages Freight and Baggage forwarded with safety
and dispatch.
~ For further information, inquire at
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
mo If l64 Baltimore street
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NAMES R. CHANCE,

(LATE AUCTIONEER.l
GENERAL COMMISSION hER CHANT,
And Dealer in all kinds Of AUCTION GOODS suited 10
both CITY and CCutry Merchants, who requested
anime the same before purchasing e!sCwlere.
JAMES i. CHANCE,
COG.mis. ion Merchant.
~ stories ). E. corner Baltimore and ih2rIps sts.,
mhI9t EutranC' Charles street.
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES.
in the immediate ueighorhood of the well known farms
OF Messrs Cromwell, Lnthicum and Others which supp
the Baltimore and Philadelphia markets largely with
rult most Of which is particularly adapted for Vegetable
and Fruit culture atjoins the MIL Seat portion of
well TIMBERED, and there many fine sites with ex-
tensive views. he route of the
BALTIMORE AID POTGlIAC RAILROAD
passes through the entire tract.
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TIE II M S
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.

Served in the city, and payable only to the carriers
fWELV f AND A HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers ont Of the city at SIX DOLLARS
YEAR. payable invariably in advance.
BYA liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents.
THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE,
Mailed to subscribers
Do six months. .....-....................2
d. three months. ..................,.....l
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
1copy, one .............................$I co
Do six months. .........-.............. 50
copies mailed to address. 30
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

EV LhE FNIUA1 MURNINH.
Its columns have recently been materially enlarged
and features will be from time to time introduced to
render it not only additionally attractive 10 the FAMILY
CIRCLE, but still valuable medium reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace a
slant variety Of choice NOV ELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READING;
selections from the EDITORIALS of THE DAILY EXCHANGE;
REVIEWS of, and Extracts from New Books; a PRICE
CURRENT, exhibiting the state of the markets, at home
and abroad, up to the latest moment and a FARMERS
COLUMN, wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
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anInskIIfnts.

Amnsenlfnts.
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE,
NONPA2ETL STAR TRCUIE
In new Choruses, Qu-rtetts,
Ballads and Pant0mimes,
Dances, Minstrel Acts, &c.
Engagement of Baltimore favo ties,
ASA ClSHNAN, BOB BUTLER, Miss A. AMELIA
and Others
Grand Matinees ev'ry Monday. Welnes ay and Satur
day Afternoons for Ladies and Children commence at
o'clock.
81 Liberal arrangements made for the admission Of
school.
- Entire change Of programm- every evening.
admission TO evening entertainment Is and 20 cts to
afternoon tntertainment 10 and Is cts
Complimentary hsne6t to Miss NJ. Martireau on Thurs
day evening. Nav % m2l-f
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN,
With beautiful Scenery, Dresses Music, &C.
The TableuX
Ire Of the most effective thrilling character
THE FATHER AND HIS TWELVE SONS.
THE JEALOUSY OF JOSEPH, &c, &c
The whole produced under the personal direction of
Mr.. J. b. PHILLIPS
To conclude with the Screaming Farce Of
MY NEIGH BORIS WIFE.
Ut smith ROBSON
~ Admission % and Is cents. 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

Inc lootnSs Tor the season Will show very
| large increase.
While talking Of Carondelet street and environs,
it is not out of the way to say there is an immense
amount Of business transacted in other localities
that is scarcely taken into consideration The pro.
| duce and stock received by 1atboats and steam.
boats landed above the limits of the old city is
seldom thought of more than once year. The
landings at Garrollton and Jefferson are only now
and then taken into the philosophy of rue Caron-
| delet. From the upper limits Of Carrolton to the
lower limits of the city of New Orleans comprises
/ front of eleven miles 1t cannot be travelled in
one day by seeker for information
There is some little talk about tobacco. It ID
pulled, as usual. There were some movements
| last week, and will be more when freights recede
to about a TO Sos. per HID Notwithstanding frost
accounts and reported injury, as we'll as the drouth
OF last season. the receipts at this port up to this
4 time, show an increase over last year, say $50
hhds. against $50 hhds. same time last year.
| There was a fair number of arrivals atthe leyee
4 yesterday. The coast boats brought in very light
loads The receipts of cotton are falling off rap
| idly, but the great declension will not be known in
/ Liverpool until perhaps quarter Of million of
1 bales are slaughtered.
| In our last talk the types read it is most
strange, when the words should be is not strange
that the Manchester and Liverpool markets should
be depressed.
Returning to the movements on the evee, we
found it rather quiet among the gimet rangers
They do not appear to care continental dollar for
Mr.. Abe Lincoln, Seward and his company, nor
for the Yankee tariff bill lately passed by the
Northern Congress. We hope there are not many
Of onr sugar planters who have been so unwise as
to send their sugar and molasses TO Northern mar
kets for SALE We note the following sales in New
York: 400 bbls. New Orleans molasses at SO and
S4c., four months credit; in Boston, Cuban sugar
at u to &C., on four months, and one lot on six
months. Whether our planters think it preferable
to ship their crops Northward and sell on six
months credit, i q question susceptible ola very
ready answer at least we think so.
There were no mails received yesterday from
Northern cities, or rather the foreign Atlantic
States. The steamers Of the 10th and Esd from
Liverpool were fully due at the respective ports
last night