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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

The SHIRT KING.-Colonel Moody, the gree
shirt king, who has accomplished all the ends o
his important embassy to the chief countries Q
Europe, publishes his pronunciamento in our ad
vertisng columns to-day, announcing the receip
Of fabulous variety of all sorts of undercIotling
perfumery- gloves, handkerChiefs, combs, brushes
umbrellas etc
Colonel Moodys articles were selected b.
himself, personally, in Europe; he has no supe
rior in his line Of business iu TACT judgment AM
experience and his prices are always suited to tn
times. Buy your shirts at Moody's," j" is becom
a proyerb in both continents. Buy your linen
your socks. undershirts, drawers, gloves, trunk
and umbrellas at Moody's, and you will neye
have reason to complain of weak buttons Or ba
sewing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

BtsULPuTE OF LnE.-The planters of Louisi-
ana as well as of other sugar-crowing regions
now know the value of bi-sulphite of lime in the
manufacture of sugar too well to render it neces-
Gary for US to say anything in its favor as pow
erful defecator and decolorizing agent in the
syrup, and, consequently, as an inducer Of ready
and strong granulation IN the sugar manufactured
with its aid. Distinguished as New Orleans espe'
cially il for the manufacture Of the substance III
its greatest purity and effectiveness, we are glad
to learn that Mr.. Henry Bonnabel has resolved tc
exhibit at the fair specimen of it, with all the
necessary appliances for illustrating the mode o.
using it, and for testing it, although the Fair AS
sociation have overlooked the product as one emf
nently worthy Of place in the list Of those fol
which awards have been offered. Mr. Bonna
bells Office is at No. Al Front street, where al
who desire in the meantime to examine as pure
an article as they can find anywhere will DO vel
to call. Refer to the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

THE TULANE BUILDING CLOTHING SroRE.-This
magnificent establishment adyertses in the CREs-
CsNT this morning, an immense addition TO their
choice assortment Of winter clothing and the para
phernalia Of gentlemans wardrobe. Oyercoats
clothing, both outer and under, trunks, yalises
carpet-sacks, ana everything of that sort can be
procured at Garthwaite, Lewis & Stuart's, Tulane
Building, 81 and SO Camp street, at satisfactory
prices and of the best make and material
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

ACADEMY or SCIENCES There will be a regular
weekly meeting Of this academy this evening, at
which lecture will be delivered by Mr.. Cotton on
"Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas" 1t is to be
hoped that there will be good attendance of
fellows with their invited friends. Other business
Of interest to the public will be brought forward
for consideration, and altogether 1t is hoped
that the meeting will prove one giving earnest of
the determination to restore the academy to the
status it had attained before the war, and as rap
idly as practicable to urge it in on the course on
which its founders placed it, and to forward it on
which so earnest struggle has been made. The
lecture will commence at half-past o'clock. Eel
lows meet at half-past o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
EI,nE MERnILn CoTT0N TIE.

This Tie on account of ,b ages wth hR Il
has BEEN rscsvsG and Is adSps R6oyg a
rGry The following are some nd u bales il ali szes the
rap eass d hS eSasE st sdnSa e II bae.
coming uufAsened tks onts! ana also great
strength. ,,n If Planters aud Merchants
TO pysnton solicit hst 9S5s oSy Of rop and prepared
for these Hoops made q AS and am daily expect
with TINS Tie, delivered IN New OA'
shipment Of the same ~, ia seen at present at my
A sample Of the Tie 2na nvVg y x sNDfyIILE Agent
Office. GEO ?, 49, No lS4 sravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

PETROLEUM sroyEs,-Theso favorite stoves do6 5o6
cooking and heating, are now to be had at ZS2
Camp street. Attention is called to the cara o.
the Louisiana and Texas Petroleum Stove Com
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

A good servant, willing to make herself gene,
rolly useful, can obtain pleasant situation in a
small i family, by applying at 254 Annpaoiation
near Orange street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Messrs, Gardner Saith, Yeiser & Co.. will sell
this day at lO5 O'clock at 20l Constance street,
ELEGANT furniture, gas chandeliers, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

ATTENTION CorToN GRowERs.-By reference to
the advertisement Of Messrs. John Q. Huey " Co.,
No. 80 3Natchez street, published in to-days paper,
it will be seen that they have made an arrange
ment with the internal revenue department. by
which great inducements are offered to planters
cousinniug cotton to them. Read their card
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

soULEs COMMERCIAL AND TELEGRAPH Col
LEGE.-Ths is one of the most complete and
thoroughly organized institutions in the country
and located as it is, at No. so Camp street. corner
of Natohez, is in lthe very center of the business
part of the city, making it convenient to young
men whe have employment, but who desire to
devote an hour or two every day to improving
themselves in their profession. The commercial
and telegraphic course taught in this college is
thorough, graduate in either being competent tc
take charge Of a set of bankers or commission
merchants books, or the operators desk of any
telegraph line. Such educatons cannot be toe
highly estimated, and no young man who knows
his own interest will neglect an opportunity o
acquiring one. We refer our readers to the ad
yertisement of this institution which will be toun
under the proper head in the CRESCENT thi
morning. q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

SOMETHING WORTH HAyING.-Read the adver-
+isemept Of enterprise" by which it will be seen
that YOU may secure in addition to great
bargain what is very important to us all in these
tro1blors times. Good will, which when gained
through enterprise leads to fortune
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

ARRIVAL OF TIE MIssIss1PPI-The steamship
Mississippi, Geo. Sumner, commander, from New
York 10Th inst, arrived at her wharf yesterday
morning. Her purser reports Left New York
Nov. 10th: arrived at Southwest Pass on the even
ing of the 18th, Experienced head winds AMI
heavy weather during the entire passage. Til,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Steamship George Cromwell, Vail, from New
York, Nov 10TH at 10 r NJ, with merchandise and
passengers, ITO Alfred Moulton. Saturday, 10th,
at $50 P. M.,5exchanged signals with steamship
General Grant, Holmes, and at PM, same day, off
Barnegut passed steamship Morning Star, Nelson,
both hence for New York. Sunday llth, OF noon,
lat. 1884, long 74,32, passed steamship Mont,
gomery, Faircloth, hence for New York.
pAssENGERs PER CRoNwELL--Mons Morgan wife, three
children and nulse, Morgan, Bres and Wife W Bres
Mrs Clark Mrs Gnrine and child Chns ISeyhton wife
Matte Thompson Miss Carrie Small; LileIha and wife
JI0bitz Hcmttt Pntte FoOst, II Fr0leCk Strnttr
4 r ZONES Israel p Ouclcs Haywood II Wtgnll,
Floto f b Chnds Mrs Demney and daughter WamSley
Robert johnson, Henry Strong, Miss NJ Sperry, Miss
n Tu,rni
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
A P1ASrArIoN AD5oNlNe THE ABOVE,
with EeuaIIy as Productive Land.

1t contains hundred $500 Of land.
thou 0 Of HAiSh cultivation These
lands fertile asany
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Out of the large number of elliptic sewing ane
hraidnp machines sold, not a single machine cal
he found which is not in successful operation
For sale at 81 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Among the various hair restorers which are now
before the public, none have stood the test better
than the one known as Mrs. Winslow's "Queen Hair
Restorer" 1t has proven itself to be an iufaIlible
restorer and preseryer of the hair. Acting di-
rectly upon the roots Of the hair, it changes gray
hair, (when faithfully appfed) to its original color,
and by eradicating all scurf, dandruff and hnmors
of the scalp prevents decay and falling out of the
hair.
tits one of the finest toilet articles ever used
It is fragrant, and will change wiry hair to soft
and luxuriant tresses.
Mrs. Winslow became celebrated several years
ago, through the agency of her Mystic Pills for
ladies. For the purposes intended they never
have had an equal in this country or any other,
Hence, they are now found for sale by nearly
every druggist throughout the country. The favor
they have met with has been universal, and the
sale of them is constantly on the increase.
No maiden, wife, or mother, should be without
them.
james CONCEAL, 20 St, Charles street, New Or
leans, is the wholesale agent for Mrs Winslow''
preparations, and can fill any order for the same
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
CLOTHING,
DAyIs q JACKSON,

No. 2oo PoYDRAs STREET,
'Esta0nsneo N iot'1
,, t, II, anto,atio, ot h.avv trade this seas on
they have manufactured and now have o. hand an
New York under the PERSONAL supervision OF orr Mr.
CLOTHING during the past tventy-a-a years.
...,-t.,. ,.ot,tt,,,s III.
season has SO witout @ advent Of cold weather.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

The attention of the musical public, and of all
persons interested in the great State Fair, is called
to the notice in another column, announcing that
the last rehearsal of Mozarts Twelfth Mass will
take place this afternoon, at the lecture room of
the Mechanics Institute
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

PLANTATION on hoctaw Bayon T. LSssaha as are eg f
tanng 1850 acyes of which SO cleared enS rupnm
order log Dwelling House apd quarters SaW S5 R' Bsyou fr
ns ooi a water for stock there Is also
magnificent rangS This an Al
and will be sold the mos9 liberal teeIIRgNnEyITTE
Apply to SEo . vi isl (rayer street.
M H a. GO2zENS,
Care Ben Wadg, Cotton % square, S,;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
IN THE MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM,

and all the rseessa bnags are complete and perfect
. order, including new GE House.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
S4D Orleans 9aiIg Qyfestent.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, l8eG.

GRAND FANCY Dress AED FIHEMEN's Ball.
VigIant No give ball at Mechanics Institute
on Saturday the 9th. Since the great breakup
we have attended more than one ball of Vigiant
Fire Company No. 3, and have found them all
select, agreeable and numerousy attended. We
know of no place in New Orleans where visitor
can find more to please his eye and to crafty his
tastes than at one Of this company's balls.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

yRNTE DE PARIAGE-JACoB .. PAYNE & JILs0N
P Harrison Winter W Breazeale et autesSXieme
Cour de District ze la Nouvele. .Orleaus-No l7,902
I'm. VERIFY dun ordre de yente a mol
u airesSe honorable Ia Sixeme Cour oe Dis
trct Louisiana dams progcs cdessus Ohri
yente plus hRut encherisseur IA porte de Ia mai
son de e0u parOse EatchitucheS lie 31e
noyemhre, 1866 II heures ia matn ct henres
de apre midi Ia proprets niyaIte deee ct nommee dams
GENERALEMENT QUELCONQuE ces morcaapx de
terr suns droite de la rviere Rouge
descendant environ xhut miles audessq de Ia vile des
Eacturhes diie parose des NRtchitocbes ct for
mRnt ensemble ce que lOn shubitnton Breazealc
an peupres deux mile einq cent acres En-
sembe les bAtisses aeoratOns u sly trou
| vent on Ga quelgne mRniere qu lu nppartiennenh
ny5~ CONDITIONS DR YENTE--Un tiers du prz dachnt
dey etge ayt compan mains les deux Rres tiers
ta en ex pae5nts annues egaux du jour de Ia vente
pour p8ierents terme acheteur tourntra oh
gatops payube rope Gdre ct endoses en- BLANC paI
lu a. garantis pas dhypOheque special touts
l'hal.ntion bes poures placements terme pcrt
raiso de pour cost du Ter janvler 1867
usna paemen possession de PhRbitaon iYr@S
~ N''' +'' sS4 49, ''''' j. C HUGHES Sheriff
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
ON TEasr -....FO FOR LEASE.

ENOR I.EAsE...,.....,....'.' .FOaS LEASED Il sF1s
Il ,,.,.,., s.I,r ,rnovn COTTON PLAETA-
TfoSs TS oeisSES4Ia and sT GENEYlEyE
ery A. p Merrill h situated M @ a9o& hys bont l
acres are Scared levied and have enys b
tinn during twenty year The front ins
Buiidngs eompese good and almost new set O.
With oveseers estsTps @ ssS Also
nhonse with new gins Sufficient to take q tas etDp q
places and present there are y M sSher whose
services can probably engaged for 2 IN soe aeu
trai tools can he hAd with the place y y nt,g s
tivanss of this property, and its saiety ga adages
onS'"espouS " ie''e w No1;FO s. MAEDEvILAE,,
Cotton Factor and Commission MeIgruan.l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, FOR THE USE AND BENE-
fl Of tie McDonogh School Fund, Pierre Ca2olar j
and Norbert Trepngnier.Third District Court Of New
Orleans-No 1895
EIY VIRTUE of a writ Of GerI Gfncias
II against Pierre GAzear Jr to directed by he hoh0f
BILE Third District Court Of New Orleans In the sboye en-
titled cause by parties inere therein VIII
proceed sell public auction Mt the Merchnns and uc
ioners Exchange Royal street between Cana and n
0houe Streets Iii Second District Of this city on ~ S-
DAY the 18th da3 November, 1866 a. Il o'cocS NJ
Two hundred and fty cords Of WOOD more or less nov on
and to he the leyee in front OF Cnzer Panaton
the Parish Of Orleans the right bank OF the MISSISSIPPI
| river
Seized in the above suit. e.,
TERNS-Prs being the second and last auction the said
property w be definitely Gdudcated to the highest nt 9st
bidder iur ShateYerf will bring twelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
bearig eight per ceu7nte nnrm rom date NJ I'll hte
rayaent aud purchaser shall have to drinc and puy in
cash printing, shrI clerks fees and Keeping
- ~ HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

GRAND FANCY DRESS, MASK AND FTREMgN' s
BALI.-The gallant fremen of Crescent No. "a,
are making extensive preparations for their grand
ball, on the 24tb, at Masonic Hall on ST. Charles
street Crescent "a combines large number Of
the finest looking and most convival young men
IN the Crescent City They are the favorites Of
the fair sex, as shall most certainly be proved by
the array of fashion and beauty that will be
present at the ball at Masonic Hall on the 9th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

seven hundred GOD which are under cultivation The
plantation ouidn with the exception of the Gin
ouss are al complete and in excellent order There is not 3
mere remuneTaTepiantatiO than this in the State
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
4 PLANTA TIoN
bolivar County, 1Tis.issippi.
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY,

Erag as th FALL BACK PLACE, opposite Progidsp
an I,ef. creek egat niss from anyar ihrdiTe contain
sevsateen hundred 7 acres Of as good land Is there
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
FINEST CYPRESS TIMBER

ThisppRtaton has upon all the Buildings Stock Farm
ing Utensils and Fixtures necessary for force OF twenty ne
halsds.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

STATE or LoU1sIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
OF rev Orleans
The Stale Louisiana ali whom these presents shall
come, greeting
=
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
rhe rhseter.-sVeel.Ig Ise.le.y.

TIE IrAL1AS oPEnA-e FAEsr''- L L'AFRlcAINEr-
THE oELEANs--rnE NEW OPERA HousE-AoADE-
MY OF MUSIC.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
APFRoYED AND MODERN STYLES,

one tRn1sard 00al acs of Fbich ya IN tba HIGHEST
STATE OF CULTIVATION with III IL Necessary
4 Gin House, Press etc, etc, Of The most
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

and peFfeet order Sufficient fsF one hundred 400 hands,
with Steam Gin and Saw Mil This pah1atiou Is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Ts terms upon which these plantations and unimpro yed
Guds will be sold extremely liberal and easy FOR ihem
ou.r nh nprttSulars address
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
EXCELLENT LAND, !,

two undsed COO which overflow and high
Of cultivation Eghhundrd 500 of land
in hghrdges and upon it hsreisa large quantity VI the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

JOHN C.. KESAC,
Constable Second Justice Court
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
eatahoula. Farl.h, Loul.lana.

three "a miles fo Standing Black Rivera fteen
as from the mouth Of hiRck River, point aw
within Of navigation contains hundred and
forty .e4sht Q643l acres d
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- The weather has Cleared u

~ The weather has cleared up
charmingly, and it looks now as
though the most inclement part OF
the season is over. The birds are
caroling their sweet songs in antlcl-
patton of beauteous Spring, and soon
we may expect to view change In
Natures present sombre style OF
livery to that more cheerful one In
which the wearing of the green"
predominates. The fields and forests
now bare, will soon be clad in YER
dure and once more resound with the
hum of animated nature. The gar
dens and broad acres in cultivation
will crop out and vegetation will
grow apace to reward, as we trust,
the tiIler with abundant harvests as
the reward of honest industry.
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BANKS, LoRNe & Co.-The attention of
plan tiers and of consignees generally is
asked to the card of this respectable New
Orleans commercial firm. Our friend, Maj
Tom Bynum, of this parish, is member
Of it, which argues strongly in support Of
the claims of the firm upon the confidence
and favor of Bynum's numerous friends
here and elsewhere throughout the State
We wish him and his associates o most
successful business career.
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col Nj M K RCIAL.

SATURDAY MORNING, February "a.
CorroN-y1 ordinary, 86@8sc.; Good Or
binary. 40@Ac.; Low Middling, 42@4Sc.
Middling, 45@4Se.
sueAR,-Inferior 1l11@l21Sc.; Comm on
to Good Common, lS@l4c.; Fair to Fully
Fair, l41S@l5Ac.; Prime to Choice, 1873
@l6Ac.; Yellow Clatifed, 1870; and
White do. 1870. q ID.
MoLAssEs-GOod, S5@871!e,; Prime, zoe.
q gallon. -n.
FLouR-Fine, 80 25; Choice do, 80 8F11sSJ
superfine, 80 SO; Choice do, 50 S7H;
Good Extra, 81 5o@$l2, and Choice do,
$l4 u barrel.
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The SHORTEST SERMoN.-Rev.
DR.; Muhlenberger's sermon at the
funeral of the late r. B. Minturn,
Esq, of New York, is the shortest
on record, though several are recor-
ded with few words. He read the
words of the Prophet Micah "He
hath shown thee, 0 man, what is
good and what doth the Lord re-
quire Of thee but to do justly, and to
love mercy, and to walk humbly
with thy God" And then added /:
$50 did he." ..-.s.a
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RnxNBH WINE.-See the advertisement
of Mr.. Jacob Schneider in reference to
the above luscious article. MIR. s. halls
originally from The land of the vine, but is
at present domiciled in that favored and
classic faubourg of our city known as
HCatfsh Town.
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WESTERN PRODUCE, Etc.
225 barrels Bakers and Family Flour
IS Heavy New Mess Pork
is Half barrels Family Mess do.
10 e " Baef
1000 pounds Green Shoulders and Sides.
10 kegs soused Pigs Feet.
6 Tongues.
so kegs Leaf Lard.
Id barrels and half barrels do.
1000 pounds Dairy Cheese.
10 boxes Hamburg Cheese.
10 dozen Brooms
SO bales Timothy Hay:
300 bags Corn.
$50 bags Oats.
10 barrels Coal Oil.
10 boxes Star Candies,
Is hogshesds Louisiana Sugar.
100 pounds Sugar cured Hams.
BOO " sugar.cured Dried Beef.
$50 /" Cincinnati Bologna Sausage:
2boxes Breakfast Bacon.
half barrels Msckerei
l tierce New Creole Rice
The above list Of goods all comprise arrivals OF
the last ten days, are choice stock, and without
petng offered at "a great sacrifice" are actually
offered at moderate fgur res for the ready cash.
feoi6 JOSHUA BEAL.
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~ We return our thanks to our
old friend and former fellow-citizen,
Colone!l Samuel L. Isett, now of the
Allegheny Arsenal at Pittsburg, for
q pamphlet copy of the late annual
message of Gov. Andrew G. Curtin
of Pennsylvania. N#H aa
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PATENT WELL.-Among the most
recent American inventions is a pa
tent we'll. The process is SO simple,
and vet SO effectual, that it must come
Into general use at once. An iron
tube is driven straight into the ground
Just as one would drive a stake, and
on reaching depth at which any
well would find water, averaging about
twenty feet, and often less, pump is
attached to the end Of the tube re-
naming above ground, and up comes
the water.
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FOR SALE.

DLANTATIoN called "MsgHolis Springs" thir-
teen miles from Baton Rouge, on the Green
we'll Springs Road; $50 acres land, 30 cleared and
under fence, with Frame Dwelling, five rooms,
out house, kitchen, stables, DC. Also, 80 head Of
cattle, on favorable terms, by
w. w. MoMAIN q son,
feb13 Real Estate Agents, Baton Rouge,
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RATHER SEvERE.-The Boston

RATHER SEvBRE.-T'he Boston
TraUe1er has the following:
The Richmond editors are rejoic-
ing because sleeping cars have been
put on one of the railroads running
from that city Alas, they little know
the horrors that await those who may
be occupants of these institutions.
1t is one compensation for the suffer
ings of the rebels that during the
four years of the war they knew
nothing of the abomination of sleep
ing cars. -----
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nag The American Gardener says
that hen "wil sit on an oval brick
bat as readily as upon an egg She
must in such a case fancy herself a
bricklayer. ,.. .l....
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JUST RECEIVED,

E000 BUSHELS Of the celebrated Branon Cot
OUUU ton Seed, Ave pod, selected with great
care In the year 1865, by J. W. Bryan and H.
Badly, beth well known to the planting commu-
nifty. Sworn certificates will be produced Of the
genuineness of the seed and when raised.
K. II. GREENLEAF,
feb6 with Archer 4 Henderson.
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NOTICE.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED wishing to close their old
i books, would respectfully request those who
are indebted to EN- either by note or open &C.
count, to come and make some settlement or other
before the LIST OF next March, otherwise their
GLAZING will be handed to an attorney for collec.
ton LARGUIER Il LANOUE,
Corner Of Lafayette and Florida streets,
feb10-lm Baton Rouge.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
ANCIAL.
SATURDAY MORNING February "a.

SATURDAY MORNING, February "a.
GoLD.-136@l36h.
ExoHANeE.-New York sight, a y cent.
discount. Sterling, 148@l4s1<.
Bank, SOAc. y dollar. No operations Of
any moment in the Bank Note market.
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EB- See notice of City Auditor In Rdr
vertising columns.
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lit Begg's.
TUST ARRIVED

UDI AhhI V I'D
100 Barrels New Crop FLOUR,
256 Bags New Crop CORN,
rs Bales Timothy HAY,
5 Boxes STARCH,
2 Cases Parafne CANDLES,
10 Gallons Extra, Coal, Lubricating OIL,
5 Firkins BUTTER.
Half Barrels Leaf LARD,
10 Half :. PIG PORK, .-l.-s
Half . soused PIGS TONGUES,
l Half =. Picked :. =.
/ Case Choice Smoked BEEF :.
Q Firkins Choice Goshen BUTTER,
Cases :. English Dairy CHEESE,
The above list of goods are all frst-class, and
are offered In retail quantities to suit the wants Of
antilles.
feb3 = r. JOSHUA BEAL.
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Black and Green Teas.

NToW in STORE, A VERY OHIO .CE ARTICLE
~ of recently imported Black and Green
TEAS, which Is offered to consumers at moderate
prices, and upon the condition that II not found
entirely satisfactory, it can be returned and the
money will be refunded. ...--
dec7 JOSHUA BEAL.