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HARDWA1W.
JSCl1W4Tho o,
Jpu'' WATIMMAN, HAN. Y. wArrnAN.s
J. WAThERIAN d BROTHER,
IMPORTERS,
ANDO WIOLESAII DEALERS IN
Hardware,
COTLOlly,
,nw
PLOWS,
CIARPENTERSO NAILS,
SMITHIS', AND
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS,
TACKLrE, NETS, ote., etc.
,q-g81 4 or YOS PLOW AND SHRiMPER"lKE, of
the Anvil,) No. 14 MAGAZINE STRIET, corner of tlommn
street. New Orleans.·~ ·rnn, 0 ly
.7 E. MA'rrsEWS A CO.-( AR
RIA6I5I TRIMMINGS, l 144pl01 41rry 1cary for
AXLES nitabS oiCC-'a Code and I-ye,. 0.pb I irl Pre.
roll Nut., at N . 1611ravlerrtrce New ()rlOan.. nullify
4 LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
ORNAENTA WORN, ý'ornr of Ifenotn and
uphro.o,, s.t01; OffIlc., No. 118 444. Charles tl,44t
(Trwo d sn , fro the St. Charles Theater.) Manufl4,rer
.'00!a atetntd moat ,Purd Pattern, of Ruffians Versa-n
de.1. IDon, Shu.ttrs V I.aul, Bri,4es, Straight and J.N14ular
State San Vote, (:auitals end all kinds of CASWT AND)
WKO10GIT IRON WONK for Building purff!!ýý n.
ý" Ralliugn. Caxclnns (ioud liones this I Wdyhll and Ven
Stf'ur.r ale t the ld B11,8, 105 t)I CGbule street. 1 v
IlY
r HALLER .dIDRT, SR MfANUP'AI.
TU KRS OF COPPER, IN ANI) SIE T 1100
0 ORK I44. ll its vi ,holm. H. olo .n lucid a large
assortment of (14, king PaIrl, r T ad I,,d i ,,,, Cr*.
ndare prepared to 611 .11 ordure in Ihae above Il1lu In thel (Alty nr
eb, r , ,.'4 o paid fe el dro S h o e of11 O . , 4l 4 1 ,l 4 ,l w Silk
.i,: 1,gsl, 0dva goa, 1 Tin nu.ll ync ,, et aI. Outtn anI
4,844, Down 41po1101Fncy and Plain I0411 etc.
Have the exciteulrr right for thre RIIl1? of tImlhlannn to .it.
and vend the rauntly patented Mena I. onl of Jabnr Iwl. tt, f Ta
BLS us of which it., oot or bulilding s welled frmn alp Wolf
pvbr to lion water being onducted to the clnlent". lieh~g ulT:
ac1Mg in Itself, it -thrrtie nodesshy of any Land Iota, in Its
aatbn; feature not produced hlere )rore. AliI Iv
FOUNDRY AND MFACIIINE-SIOP.
GEORGE IATTEIISON,
(S414441.1 to M41',o S Pa4tte,,on,) 4o1ner of Dotted,
and Now Irrw: slrleclx.
The endersilenod to new prellwed to manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, SOU1,44 and MACIIINKORY of a1l 0lnd1 for
Stem Soes., Suga Plantation., Saw mill., Cotton Pre,,.,
D..4nl0¶S.MaOchies and R54ni,.I,, 14,n 0,,s, !lone P444,', Fl*4
Plants, mraoxe Mouths and (;.is Be..
B15AS WORK of ovary d4.,rpli,1. Me.,8le Packing for
Staan C y"Itedera Oum Metal RtaRN etc.
FI.ASNllG.SI WORK of ,, Vl,,rlpttll., Lavng n aset
Intimaer for the purpose of doing heavy work.
It. will keep at hand at ail 0, 41 OPte PI,,, Whel 'lrr..1,
nulos P , Ga uge Cooke~ and Vrlle. of all oboe nexed by
aiearnhoaa
He iN Agen. or the Palo of John T. 0,1,.,,. Patent F114l 0. ,
1 O rate lir. o hiRXhly spoke~n of by the Plecnylln feintingr
r, and tws-. t7. t have theM n Au nee. AO.,t of t (far
ran he seen In us under u nee boiler lately put up In tithl i estab·
He has abso nude arrangemlent for thre sale of Pecond-Landl
Hollers and Machin~ery, and will axnhlirh D epot conrrllieut to
the TSRblishmen, RhSS t Shr.tm 4 Iro scond hand Boler
and Machinery any b e f und .t Ml tnmt for dale.
OooOiR:E PATTER401,
GN a. 111 I4EA. r. H01L'. CON.Tax.
J. N. REIMOANS RNE CO.A
No. d New Iwvrt e Ptreersn rra~
Copper, Tin and Sheect Iron
Workers
Brae. Foumlen and Finttroct ad Mle. llnelurers of gleam
Trait,, Clarifyiu and Evaporatin Pmt. Flirrrear .luice faux,.
111 p4.11 and ll,,,e0,18,, S11144,,t IId 1'l04 14tl4n 4114,,,
amithlnlg.
Also II.,,,L D SAI,.R IN 4d1Rt0,W,1RE, S,,O ,,,
11LF:RY AN11 RT'(YES.
Planters, Manhunts mud en wlllm lam ill find it to their ad
vutngn to give mle a call before eoepurchasingp or coutrxactin rle,
w,,re i., 1ly
NEW ORLEANSi ORNAIIIENTAL
4441148114,11 C.,,lo.-'lr Cl,.,,,,ler 4 erl,,4s,81oo 44441,
c Nar pulNpscTl bTlders IYTUJ that I h4I 0411,14,
4,2411 I.g x11 kind. o Architectural -I __ lild_____ rmn
Work "` shed, f rude, cornr of .\ef(Ill11l and Erma rlr ctx-
Rose In Itllrwll Row, 1'nraddelt rrcl-t-slrh an Verxndaher
Stole,, Rhu lr 4, n, 'nfe an1d Bak b, ourl, 40 , St41. gh 4 nl,, '
Ttate, Iron, ,ooo ,1 Roofse. 1 10
Tltey rrn aannadtly n hanld ttut mod W~rollht Imo Cut1
e r e 4. , 4, 1 1 l , 4 4i 1 4 0 , 1 n l 1,4 1 tlxl, , e t c . ; 4 p .d t i l l I I a11 1 4 4 1 o ,
au.a y 11,410411, ,t 41 lCll.El C1lu4,1,, Stol4 ,4,,4I44, and 44utn
with drdpatcb.
HF.NNETT k LCROES, Davidxnn'x Row,
)r24 f t'erandvil t xtreet.
MY,,4, A( O Tl,,,11 4Iw.41y III,,,,, a1 d IlOl ia, oy..
three mlnutrr' walk 1,un the S1. tl0Lurl1, ,otNl.
The ulnderetgrrd hat~tn largely iocrrote, Newark.L
shop,,. and hxvitle al thle fsrlllties. ie Ire' prepomld to fill order.r
as thy an be had In1 any cllop fu tile rjrulh or Imported fronl th
1S1,,414,l,, 41 41140,111.411,,,,llIr. l n4 r o i
Always a handJ, DOUIrrrFr. P'LI:E BOILERS, from 20 to
30 feet to le. amtl 42 Inches diameter.
Al,,,, CYI.N1l It OILERS, N0, 32, 04sadl 3,; in4hes4Ba1e.
ter, aul various IengtLw
5,re pruutx,.oete 4 ar1,41,11.,., 111,11 Pe, 1 , e4., con444t1
on hand.
All 04,k will be ,.1arant1ed of41 041 m4,terl nd , url ,,l,
lrardec wishingt to pnrrluxe Boilers for plantation, rttrm
bants or towmflll1, are rrxp4414ll4 pu44ed 14, ce1I ll .4. 444re f,.
tb114el14. 1141 1,0, . 1I. ,OI.11.
LREDS' FOUNDRY, NEW 14I.08040.
LEEDS44 k CO.. IIRION POI-NDORG.
and MIannfoctlssn of Vertical anld Iloiluann Steam Rngines
54il,,, 4.g.,r MIlls, V.4,,,,,m 1 1,4, S01gar 041tl,,, 111,41,,,,
4ilr, S tea4m and C14,,e Pn,,er brining1 ,lllln*,. Pew4Milb
Of. liuolnng, Iron ColanuN mild F'rott. fur Bluihllilgp, Furnxa
m4onths, Orate es, 440., and .11 0l401,4,y ,,4,ll1d for the
STnIit.
We havre bean duly a nthoriled mild are preparepd to c-ntruct
STILLMAN'Sf PATENrT 11AOASSE FURNACE.
11.12 dkwl
MARBLE MANTELS
ORAT S,.
A moo, 1p41111d a1411,ment of MANTEIt1-the American
ItalIan, Egyptian, Sienna, Ifrorrtclle, 1,10cc Ty-re, cad
other rare and cooly Mearblh, combined with1 tihe Roma
Aodgoe, Ilalnare, and ether ,tyle..
Grates.
Anr endless variety, of the eerest styles and patterne, trotn
foerdolls each tns h dnodd doll I..
YAlE'S C1ELEBRATEI)
Treasury, Bank, Store, and Safe Lokes,
Pick, Powder and W4141 Proof.
Together with oar wellekAe
1IARG11 STOCK OF UIaLDERS' IIAR1IWARIII
Locks, 811t1, Spew,,
11lts and Rige,.,
BSbh Weight., Pulley' sad Cord,
Nails and Carting., \ entilntr.,
Columns, (,dlll.4, etc
AlEd ofhich will be old at 14 lowest poem and on the m0st
accommalatilg ten ms.
.LCE41131OSS 110. A Co..
el ly I141('m11ptr14, near I1oydra,.
CHAS. C. GAINES Ac Co.. IMI'OIRTERS
ANil IIKALE:RS IN'OREIIBiN AIff IIIIDOM TIC
IIARIIWARK (, IlPRR, 1c.1 No. 2, Mlb I!.;g., a
I0 Ommder street., here on Lied, and are conatmntiy
ogdirect from the M antlfacthw:
Natl., Castinge, Axe, ; Carpenter's Tools "
Hoe, T4111gd ihovels ; Corn ndl alo ll, ;,
Oa4 adl, (ho1 b;,,, Catoo; and nlla Rope;
Firth and ' rae I~ital 11 ; ]IIl.l It.41,41.11C1c C1t dIo e,
Anvil., Vices ad Itellows (banteur alnd Platform Sack
Stocks cold Dies, Berea Plates ; Andirons and Fenders ;
Hantt ner l .nolttbn,,.gpl4S1v1rnd Tonga
Grtad Stnnem. all oboe ; C'etluu xnd 1Vool l'ent' ;
Nook, sadl lio HAL; Sron End ICLLS. D crw N.
Tha Ware; Iodip r'a Oullery.
briber witrlh a large assortment nl Falncy Oad,,r visa: Combs,
Rr101,, Perfum1er1 , tapr y nd 11 ln ok I t, Wo , hlr,, ere
eoerod at the Inwe' pricvolfor nlrll or chy pxlwr. nu2.51
LOSS DENTIOFRY, TET11b IT R lO
1. N 1,U1111 1411, , at th1 e cby 11 t o4144 an
etanlld 1. . II s 11,111,
DItfCEIRENV, formerly with C)r. Went, of A411 city, rroect
Poll 1 inf ,, . 1 41,fe pulic that 1 e ha 14 o 11 p 11Obn 11 .4 a 1. e
and In now eprr l oprnmnl ~ 1I ~lll le~lill l
mannerc nut t t etp f i o~linilan ;no be surpasosed by fife F'rofcaio ii Fil C } .iiiapc
C41o e11 414
or Sl1i ly.
P.1111n g111n11e11n.llent'nr no 11nr 11. x21 l
CHARLES E. KELLS, D. D. S.
No. 1H 1 alalTtr Nt,1 tw1111 (11 bVlrt an
IBnrmmotlnrrcctr. Nerllricao. ARL1IFIVIALI
Ne uI 01141. cd 0 f1ll or partial poetO , hichll,
for Iteallly, Utility and Comnrurl to the Wearerr, cannot Iw cr
celled it y.w
LO S O ,F TEETH-1d11, ,I. W1 ST,
11 12S1111 ll' Tlo `117'w chroumltnnc f llpp1r the1
FOSTER SLAVE or DEPO n1',
epeeIdaAT prEXCilTleNT Ildllcrio l I Thin
method he. prrucuried him unicierral Hppratmlion. and f. rersnl
mnmled & bcingt he mint ingenious system of . 0;;o ., ART(.
FILIALr TiF:TI hitherto invented, xnd in all rn·C rcatoring
Fyerflct nrtienblton xnd nmantlcnllon, xnd so ,t irl and nntuntlm
In .d Pre..... as 1t defy 111111t111 by th1e Cl111 1111T; o141 . Dr.
11yl811 81111 of Blpl1 teehle with g8old -h4014"1 eell11ro 1111 11,d
I~npprovemen< . tnoe inicrested wlll fled thcx" . xtcnrlmts f u be
at eyand screplllo,,,Iy correct. Dr. WY. returns his Sneiner.
thank. I. thre hrhahio t t o New Orl..ns and vi tufty far thee
eztensive practice the" have f ll St him withl far thle list fil'dnie
DeED O1AicE and re .1111 , 112 4t. C 11a rle 1 street, second 111
M piT RRE LANDRY Nii CO,. wobf 110rL
Appraiser', ( llelet'a A~:Cllt for thle den of lien' Ee"
fate, Slvs Furniture ,'fu tatx Par VlcniIo SleJ
.ton Salos, bre a ,"., Storks of Merchandlrt, etc.
tot, co tr attention will be given to thre pnrrlhnse and min ofO
Cotton xnd Hlrgnr 1'lnntxlroll,.
Our ]Ir. P'owell, La bn haxd an the lan depa tent. oof the tate,
thelan deartmsn* o th Sttawill attend to Iand rl~im* in
the diffeien land omrsas of Ilouihiana and the department at
Bface and Gde -rrwm, Maooolc limit, comer of St. (,'har'e and
Perdido streete. ,crl if
C. F, HATCHER. No. 10.5 ORA.VIER ST
New Orlean0. Im. C. M. JI INSON, Sttpcrintrlld vt of
.,.re Depot.
Ntg oo to Morchnnt,, Phalle.s, Trader. .,I,[ SIR- Oct.n
meIacn ado atemhivu alteration. and '-ant odaeians on
my old stoIam n prepared to receive and nccelmlmdnnt
from too to tuteetmdo haresc ai~~ for W. at Co andmlnu. 1 ra
also acetwtodatn lire ne'ar' with brood (ward will comfiutable
romtte on rentolg bbl o arm,.
Thrao having bnslnanea in my lino rotdel to whll tO cell and nee
for thlemselves ester. looking elsewhereo, an the I I necmultt I
offer stn unequaled.
A t," l .tok of Negooes ter sale will be kept Foortxutly on
hand, conslating ot f1, ld }lands, 'loosla, Ilae Servant,,
(ienmarewses. Narera, }fair l)rott pee etc.
,pg-Iebon advances made on property placed to my la~nds
for sale.
Sieve., and Texas, Miai Wppi and Loaishms· Lands bought
and sold. afiC .IACIR
r ly _ _ .Ih~llR
FOBTTER'B SLAVE DEPOT 1I
X W REAT EXCITEMIENT I
Slaves expected to arrive by lire la te Novelubri
My two Bloc, Depots arc or opn fo rho reception of Trad
snume lnmlaufierh }'ran my nrrnoe correspnntlenls I hove
sensors to Iwliere that I shall hey' f flan OLdR to FIY: CN
DBLED SIAVIP f r sale, between this and theIst of Picen
bar, eomprildng every I. and se., to sell, the meet critical Wb
I;p am ls prepared to accommodate Traders with comfoartable
JaSIIs adRnr at vary rensonable mtcn..
W this aa L laves will 6e .goal, if nt superior, to any offered
Thankfal for peat fevers, I earnetly solicit Planters and CIII
as generally to give too a .It before pltochasing elsewhrre.
N. P., -Slave bougpht end hold an Eommlcsdnn. x12 lm
COBOapN1sAC $R NDIE8 -1000 packages of the following
a1nt(~. Raeltrfn a G., Ot, '. Dnpoy k Co., ILecompte
a, Ijmrone Freres, IInlor °ropristorn of IaB Tarrie T.
Ywea, LaeolPt, sle y RAIAA Ae CO.,
017 20 Costomhame sruet.
SECOND ANNUAL STAT1PEMENT
CITIZENS' MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
The following statment of the Arlm of thi Cmpy I. p.b
1.6od, In eonfollty with the reqsurepm. to of their Charter,
Amaont of Premiums roeceved for the ye. euding
8h Novemer, 188 ..............................241,06 09
Amount of antermlatod rblks, on 0th November,
IM7 ................... ........... .. 6,245 00
Total amount of Premium for the year ending tb0
November, 1 ......................... ......$ ,1 69
Preminm on Fire Rl.k................910,413 25
do Marine RIsk.............. 68,148 34
do River Ika .............. 06,900 10
-- 29,41 69
Lea Premiums on Risks not terminated
onNov. 30, 158 ................... 45,386 00
L R3t8er. Premium ................... 4,206986
$68,142 M
Netarnd Premiums for the yare edlng30th No
em r, 188 .................................. . 722., 83
LoNse paid daring the ame period, bia
On Fire Rik ................... ... 4 40
on Marius Rhks .................... .37.,437 76
On River sk. .................. ..12,7692
----49 ,27 669
Rel3,orle., expensea, Interest or sub
s0rlptl0 note, et .......................... ,211 01
$183,486 07
Le. Inter t, discount, proft and loss8 etc. 45,21572
et earned profit for tie year endmg 30th
November, 18. .............................8029,017 89
Tbe Company ~ e tOh following 8re0,0, o-,
ills reeible at short date for prem ............ ,47 23
dlls3 ree,adacbl, being blanse du0 o oubl.crOption
notes ..................................................9, 86 21
Du for premln to .mour of eolletln ............ 40,17 31
inve8ted in beakhtok..b................ ... . 73,64 690
Invested in noters ecured by mortsage oo real estate,
worth double the amount d ne ther h............. 22,000 0
In6vted nes., oecuryd by pledge of stock ......... 16,69 90
Invested n ty bonds .............................. .. 86 66
Serlps of Mtut 3ralnsrnce. C pmie s ............. . . 7,70 0
C , .h n band .............................. ...... 78,92 9
Total amout f A0sel ...........................64,960 19
STATE8 O8 IUIIAn8A,
P.rish of Orleans, City of Now Orleans.
Be it rnenmbeored, that o thile t December, 1l8, before me,
the snlberlber, a Jthtie of the ersa ton and for the parish
T8d State afora..id, p.nou.lly appeared d 0e (lallard, Pfres
dent, and A. Schrelber, .cretary, aof the Cltteus' Mtoal Ins -
r3une Conpany of New Or8ean., who being duly sworn acerd
urg to law, do depose and saN that the Above aceoumnt are Just
and true, and t correct transcript from the books of aid som
0. GAILLARD, Pr33 ident,
A.9 cRt8aR, Secretary.
Sworn to and subbcrlbed before me tlk ith day f December,
A. . 1. ARTIIUIt SAUCIER,
Th3ird Jr tic3 of the P. 0e.
The ,oard of Trustees hav3e resolved to piy an interest of 1ix
-r9 cent. In c.sh up8n the erlp I3.sued by this Comp.ny for 1857,
to the holder thereof, or to t8eir le8Hl repr0e008tl ve8, on and
frter the secAd Monlay of February next.
Th, Board of T Artos Lre ISoU d8e3sied . dividend of a07tY
.er cent. (8) nn the net earned premiums of the1 Cmnpny. for
the year esdlug November 36, I.', toe whlch certificate will be
l3nrd on and after the 8th of Februay, 16589.
The Company cnntiuue to instae against the perls of the seae
anId 0vers9 9n8 l]se and damage by fire, at the current rates of
Oro8-83-o 8, Ca88023le838tret.
O. G0AI.L.ARD, President,
GFO. W. WEST, V8e-PPreTidnTt.
A.. Sc8RI.ER, Ser ittary.
f It cT oLs'
Gee. . Woet, R. P. 0.unt,
.38.ms A. JWlte, 4. . 9Mu4on,
Iough8. .8We. 8Marti Gordon, Jr.,
1). JAmison, Nunmt August3in,
Antonio (I.:a, 8'e.8re Oliv1ier,
J. /,ly, 1D3'que 8oul3gn.y,
nor, allin8rd. d lOfly
LOUISIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE. NO. 38 CAMP STREET.
Capital 8300,000.
J. 60pe4.8, E. It. Hari.2,
Theodlore FeL, ..N. Robert,
A. D. 3t3tf3, J. A. 3onnaro8 ,
Jacob Z7li3y, Aadeo La.dry,
E. Ganuleiau.
Ths o('mpany will be read, to transact business on the ]ot of
SEPTPEMBEIER NEXT, and will insure aganst t.2 peril3 of th8
eas, rlven, and Inns And damage by fire, and 3ll sul, risk at
the curren~t rate of preminml.
A cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT. will be
made to thtrol-, iurlg in this office.
E. GANUCIIEAU, Presidoent.
A. PICOL8T, 7ecr84ary.
.ew Orie,8s. Ang,,t 7,. 199. - -18t64
LV R.RPOOL AND LONDON INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Capltal, 310,000,000.
OFFICE CORNER COMMON AND CARONDELET S1S.
Daellings, OGin lou.s., Sugar Mlotos, etc. etc., taken po0o
the mott favorable terms.
fifteen per cent. In eah returned In lien of t'rip.
IIENRY V. ODIEN, Agent.
CoAs. J. DAtO. Adttory Ditrector. ,e21 Im
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW ORLE:ANS.
OFFICE--Soth coner of OCamp and Notohes streets.
Amount of Premium for cyeRr eoding February 2,
159 ................................................ 57 01,502 1
Net earned Protl for the year.... . ............ . 346.594 01
Aeton to th February, 159 ................... 997,227 02
The Trutteeo have declared a crip Dividend of SIXTY PER
CENT. after ptying Six per cent. interest on outtlandiong crip,
and redeem the Certificates of Scrlp of the yesr 185t6 tnd
1807.
Interest and redeemablle serp payable in cash on and after the
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT, and the certificates of
orlp for the year eoding February o 8,1859, will be ithued on and
after the lot of Jnoe, 1859.
CITARLES BRIOGGS, President,
I28y II. P. JANTIER. Sceretary.
FEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICh! MANKIND
urfo over a large part of the globe, is the consequence of
a votlsetd action in the tyottn, iuduted by the pots~,llon minnm
of veshe bdecay. T"tli. exhalation ts evolved by tle action of
solar htet on wet'eoil, ant ri.ts with thte watery v-otr from it.
While the su is below the Ihoroo this oapor lingers near the
arlt'o ourface, and thie vit o is ttket with it tIbrough the htngt
Into the blood. Tero it acts n an irritatting poison on the linter
aol viscera and excreting organs of the body. The liter oe
comes torpid and fals to secrete not oult) this t irnt , bht also the
bile from the blond. ttoth tte V rnos ano the tile aetumutatet in
ie tirculfltion, aott produce violntt constotutioml ditirder. The
spleen, the kidnty i tt od the otomtch s.ntntht.o with the liver
and beome o isoodered aotln. F'inlly, te Instinct of our organ
tt. as If in an attempt to expet l the noxious Iofulono etoo eno
trttto the owholole th" of the body in the ilternal exeretoroeo to
force them to cut it out. The bo-o leavet the osurface and
rutshes to the central organs wtOh eongestlve violence. This it
tile CttILI.. Butot Ithis effr it faols. Tlttt the Fh'VER fol
lows, on thiOh the blodt levet s the central l,,ans ano rltt het to
the ,urfaee, as if io manoler effort to extel t e irritating piso.n
through the other gret o xeltttorv-tlhe skin. In ttils ios it
fails and the sysltem abandono tie ottempt texhusted, and waits
for tic reovero of otreuogth to repent tIt htooett efort tonotter
day. Thteaorthefltto prttutt yomo of FE AND Att lli.
Suh conotitutional disorder will of course undeomlino the helth,
if it is not removed.
We have labored to filnd, ani htve found, n antidote,
Ayer's Ague Cure,
whioh neutlolio s tthi o nnaorbol. ,oison o n the blood, anid rtimu
toes thle ivr to exos it from t ole Ity. As it should, so it does
elte this attlitotolig tsder wllootofo t certaionty. And t does
more, or rather datc what is of more service to those stbJect to
lthis hfetion. it taken i seatnt it o extpel it from the svooolo as
it i tL, lndtthut keeps thoe whi o ute it free from its o t
ttckt.; ketps tile oyelti iu tetlttth ,ltlttogt exotedl to the dis
etue. t'nn,cguel-l it not on'ly cur, bnt prttects from, the
great ,ariety of IUItotst whtic are in,1 tt this m ltttnott0
ultotieo, ,ach o Iotetllttent IFaer, 0 'BLll tFeverl Dumb or
.lasketl A gue, l'etiwltcnll l[,adnehe or lint s Hlexdaeh, Itilioux
Fevers. Nooal tgo, flnthatttitn. (Oout Blitldso, Ttottache
Eaonotc, Catorrott AtlAtto, PI'llitatit o, ptttnftl Afot'tot of
the Spleen, ltyoterico , Coltt Ittoralxtso, atdt Ptitft Affections
of the Stoomlh and totxoes all It 'f whtwo, en aro i nt from
hit eao , will hbe found tot a'onie tlre or ie", to e inerttent
typo. Tthit "Atgue Caltre" rltaoVea the rouse of tlltet oottotgo
meats, and onoto thoe disott.
T7hi it tcontplithet by htimol'ltng tt e extcretaoo e to t expe
the vlrts from the oystvm; oid thole organs by tegroees be htne
htshted to do tlli teiro oMleo of Itttr own accord. Iellete itrist .
what we term "elan'oo taon.' Time mayitlt ontplish the oto
end, bt often life is not tontotnghoitto i nerifitol s.tt theta
rlent , whelu this "Ague Ctlre" doe, it at once, "llm with i fely.
te ot great t Stoot o tot o'toeeo this it u t urer , t .o ell o s sfer
remedy for the whole class of litdasoeo whlh are c00ool bt the
mtanutttle itfettion, tthtn tnv other which tsttt hbeon ,tcov'rodo;
.and tt ht. atilt another inpo oto oodootttobo to Itho pIblic, whl;
is, that it is chieap as well gmdoo.
-1igrepared by
Dr. J, Cu. Al r & Co.,
Lowell, M.a~s.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayer'o Cheory Poetoral
Iloo won for itelf such a renoto for the cm'. o o every variety
of throat and Llug Coorpnt g tn t t t is CIoo ntily u.L..e Uarv tor
us to recount the evodence oo ts vhrtues, wocrever it hhosteeoo
employtd. A. It hao long t en o ieoUtoot tt e thouohttttot t thi
section we do to more thoo oooooo the toottle Its tlotlit' in toSt
tip to the best it ever hob been, and thmt t "nay t e treled on toot do
for their relef all flt has ever eu fOund to do.
Ayce' Cat'al tlc Pills.
FOR ALL PU APOSES )F A PURGATIVE ME.DICINE,
For Costioveuw for tile cUre oft Iof teto; or ,lonntdiee; for
tile cure of ldigestito; for lctlladheo; lFo the cre tof IDysentery;
for o Fiol Stontaehw ; for the coure of Eryspela: tar the Philoes; to
the eore of Sorofto; for all o rofuoomh (bnmtlaottt; for tie cUnr
of Rhoumotism; for Isoeaset of the Skin; for tIlhe mro of t Iver
Complaint; for Drnpo;o: for the cure of Tetter, 'flatnors and Salt
Rheum; for Wolms for: the cure of olout: for t Illnoer llt for
the cureo of Neuralgli; for Itorifying tte Blood.t
They are ougar-oated, ao Ihat the most oensltlve can take
them pletasantot, and being purely vegetable no hotlmt can arise
from their use do t tn o uanttyo .
t Price, 2,5 cents per tox; live boxes for l.
Great notuber of Ctergomcn, I'hoosolons, Statesmen oand em
ent erson. ges have lent their nanuea to certify the nnparalleled
0u000 ess of these r lemedies but our o loce here will not permtl
the inoertontho ttmo. Tho agents bhlow tnaed t'urnih grtis
our AMERICAN AI.MANAC, ton which they are given, with
alto ftll deuerlptians of the alote comoplaints, anod bithe treatment
that shotld be foltowed for their otr-.
Do nlnt be put ot's oy nnttrinclpled dealers with othernprepar"
tions they mke inore profit on. Demand AYER,'S0 ttms no0
otheo. t. le sick want te et aodthtere s for them, aod they
shold have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
J. WRIGITI & CO.,
Nos. 21 otd 151 (Ohrtrest street, N. O.
Also by HAVILAND, CLARK & OGEORGE, Mobile, and by
all Dealers. Jr22 tnt
FOR GONOIRHEA, GheET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
in the Bluek, and all Urinary Aftotiont.
THE GREAT ENGLISH RiMIMEDY, SPECIFIC SOL.U
TION.--This world-renone l preparation cures all afections
of the generative orgnus, whetller recent or chrnle. P'kyst
dnns of England, of France, and of America, acknowleddge t
etaney. Thousaltds of suerers have been relieved by It.
Purely -egetable in composition, it is as harmles.. as it is era
Acious. The system becomes irleuoraed , aud th debilitated
body and depresse mind ae restored to 1$ .1y
Sale agent for the Untied States,
myl7 ly Apothecary, 26 Comp street, New Orleans.
4COPAANARSHIIP NOTICE-I HAVE. THIS
day ,ind my n.HA AI, Ii . 80I.1HWARTi -
panrmr In my b t.le.. whch wdll herfler be arerkd o t
dAr the iBrm of F. . CIIWARTI aL BN.
nl L H. W. SCHWARTZ
a. R. MONTAIt0
D e RH I EOPARTNRIIP HCEREWTO
W. R. MACBE TII.
New Orlan., November 1, lM99.
C1OPARTNEmRIHIP-TIHE RUBSCRIBERR WILL
r ntlnue the Clehesnog liuhll g and Broekera hs.u-l
Nder the firm of JUiiONt k CO.. it lbthe orer oa Cmp isM
mnatrMeets. M. JUI IA)LN,
.V. R. MABENTII.
New Orleans, November 1,1.59. n. Im
- OTICE-DI O L DI TION COPARTNERISH Ip-The
firm° of IHOLILOWAY a SMITI! is d1.hiled, by thu deat.l
of John Il. imllb.
The under,1ied ssumes all the obhlgatfonl, r the HNte Ir
and will ontt.le the Cotton RFctnrage mid C. mml.lo bWI i.
neD In htI own nme and fo r id own waccont.
W. P. IiOLLOWAY.
New Orleans, NOtemer 1, 189. nl 6t
THE COPARINIINERSHIP HIERETOFORE EX
i gtlnog betwleen it undtiiid .u..d IanIIAN IaKNI(IHT
(partner In eommelldtlm) in ti. day dlilod, . per a.t of
rtnerwhi beore W, iL Peterx. Notar Publicn o Feorrury
1, 1(69. J. I. GOODRICH and H. it. (OOOD)R CF) wil til
in llqluidaion. J. C. GOODRICH,
Hi. I,. GIt)DRICII,
H. M. POND.
TIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE SHIM DAY formed
1 .ppa nerhip under. the iname nd style of (OODI1CI!
- CO.., and will continue the Wholeste Girocery mnd Commis
wine business at the uame place a heretofore.
J. C(. OOODRICH,
I. L. IOODRICIH,
H. M. POND.
New Orleans. July 1,1 l: jyIl Gm
TDISSOLUTION.--THi COPARTNP.RIIIP llERI
itrre existing It.wIn the undleridgned, under the firm of
IlAIL., KEMP & CO., i this day diulved by mutul consent
The nme of thle irm will be uted by either of the alDbrilbes
In liquidation only.
JOHN I. HALL,
JOIIN K1. .KAT
WFI. J. PATTIRON.
New Orleean, October 16, 18.
Tile ubscrlber will entlnne the grocery bidnce. at the old
stand of HALL, KEMP A CO., In his own name uid for is own
i.a I- JOHIN M. HALL..
CEOPARTNERSHIP- TIE UNDERSIGNEhD hive
thlbldr fnnled I (oparilierhip under the irm of ALLI.
SiON, PATTISON a CO., for the. ipuros of tranacting all
(:ott0 Frunarege and General coummlasio Budness at No. 79
Cordeletotreet. ANDREW AISION
WILIiAM I. PATTIhON,
HUGOI ALLISON.
New Orleans, Septemher 1, 1859. soli 2m
T.ISSOLUTION-THIE FIRM OP IIAW & ZUNTI
.is this dty dissolved by mutual consent. Either Mrtner
will igu it liquidation. P. A. SIIIA,
M. J. ZUNTH
TOTICE--TIIEC UNDlERSIGNED WIL.L CONTINUE
the Wholesale G(reery businers at 23 and 25 Front aud 24
and 2I Fullon treet, in hil own name and on his own aeoumt.
P. A. $1HAW.
Oreber I, 1559. o3 itf
I~t1t.SOLU PION-- TIlE COPARTNEHRIIIP betwe.
lbllhe and .Ter.ind or the firm of JOSHUA DIXON A
CO., hbaine expired by Its own linitation, Mr. ELDWARD
IEI.UHL retires from the firm this day.
i.OSIIA DIXON
EDWARD LEECfI.
NEw Orleans. October 8. 199.
PARTER --Mr. JOSIIUA DXON hitin
taken Mr. W. W. WRIGHT Into eopartnerhhlp, the beat
nes will be eonductd as hereforv, under the firm of
JOSIICA DIXON a CO. JOSIIUCA DIXON,
W. W. WEIGHIIT.
New Orleans, October i, 1g. o8 1.m
ISSOLUTI'ON-TlE FIRM OF T. C. TWICHE AI,
t'll. i. thio diy disolved by Riutll eoni nt. Either
partner will sign in iquidatioi. T. C. TWICIELIEI
E. H. FAIRCIIIl.
New Orlen, October, 1,1859.
COPARITNERSHIP - TIlE UNDERSIGNED hies
Co/lrmed a ecoenerxhi.p nid lll eontine tite bustness of
T. C. TWiICHKI.L . CO., a their iuccessors, uder thle nure
slnd style of E. II. PAIRCHIILD &i C., for thel urpoi e of
eonductfug a Gelerel commluion and Forwardlng Iltunes., in
thi. city, at the old itnad, No. 70 Poydra street.
E. H. PAIRCIIII.D,
JOHN W. BINiIIA!.
New Orleans, October 1, 159.
ON RETIRING FROM TiEi WESTERN Commisilon
ltusldnea+, 1 111 to recommend to my Mriends my former
trtr MrH . H. FAI'RCHIILD, with hI.x.oeiite, Mr. J. N'.
ýI[N .1 AMN as in every way worthy of eoufldece and snpoo Pn
ol .a T. C. TWHE-III.IL.
OPARTNE0 RSHIP-- TE UNDERSIGNED hai
(uIlEOIlOill, DilDI .AND k CO., tor the porpoie of trn..
acting a W holalele and Retail Fruit husiness, at No. 37 Front
and i Fulon streets. M. DII GREODRIO,
J. II. IIOWL.AND.
o12 t .1. 1J. KoPY.
EDUCATIONAL.
U.NIVERSITY OF OUISIANA -MEDICAI
_Deparl'tent--Th Annoal LCoune of I ebtureh this l)e
paTeinlt will commence on MONDAY, November 14, 1059, aad
111 terinanut. ntlheoeuunl March. {
.IAMES. JONES, M. it.. Profeor of Practi of Mediclne.
AJ. I.M.IDDEIL, M.D., Professor of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, H. D.D Porofsor of S.u.eiy.
A. H. CENAS. D. ofereor of Ob .etries.
GUSTAL'VS A. NOTT Y. D. ProfeRaor of Matoerd Merdi.
T. ;. RICIARDON, k.. D. P'rofesor of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Proferor of Physiology and Pa.
. E. CHAILLE, M. D., and W. C. NICHOLS, M. D., De
m ontr0or of Anatomy.
The rooms for Dioectiug will be open on the eoond Monday
In October.
The F-uhl are Visiting Physielans and Snrgeons of the
Chxritl Hospital.
The Stdlents accompany the Pomlessors in their visits, and
free of expense en oy extraordinary practical advantages.
PI'rlminary to the Corep .etures wll be delivered daily In
the Ampllheoler of the Iloopltlt, from the 1st of October, on
Clinical Medicine and Surger7, . and other subljeet, without any
charge to students. THOMAS HUNT. M. D., Dean.
The Admoinistrators of tiLe Charity Hopital elect annually, i
April, fourteen Resident Students, who are maintaioed by the
insitution. . ' J2 tnel
ORI4EANS FEMALE ACADEMY
VERANDA BUILDING,
312 Old No., Camp street, between Poeyflrre and CaUlopo atl.
Seventeenth A onnual Bession.
The Sevenleenth Annual Smion of this Institution begins on
thie First Monday of September, 1859.
The plnm of Inteo,raon compr ises I gene1l and extenve s1 a
ter of edntolon. It ofers f elt advantages for the acquisition
of lngugo,.o. TI.e French i daily spoken n. the shool, and th
Modern Clati.. are thoroughly analyzed.
Tile location ois ol. ,atnd the apartment are x1p pioo. and
well ventilated. The l choo is provided with obhoice lilbary,
the bet mousicl lndtrlmenro and complete philosophical sppr .
References are innumerable. Among them the Alumn of
t11d institution, who now number among the gems of soclety.
Studeutls dmitted at any time durin the sesion.
For urtler pnrtoolan, apply in person or b letter at tho
Ioontutono. H M. 0. DIMITRY A. d.,
President of the Board.
New Orleans, ACuot., M185. m al&Wtf
G. OYER'S FRENCH ACADEMY, No 12l
SRCoati street, between DaophiOTe and Bargundy.
BRANCHES OF INSTRUCTION
The Preoch, Englibh, Spanilsh. oreek and Lation LangIage, ;
themaoeo , ,oo. litory, GIeogrIphy, Elements of Natural Phi.
losopthy ad Philooophcatl Scnce.
TER IMS:
f loarders, per moth .......................... $15
Da Scholar, tnder 12 years of ae ...............
aove1 . . 10
above 1 .. .................. 12
Goreek, 1ati, etc., will be charged ecprtely at a moderate
No dealdulton Iw made for asenee. A month once omn.
mened most be paid dn tull. Books, papero etc., forl separate
ld.o. of study-pErom 8j A. M. to P. ., aud frosm n P.
.M. to .M. ol t o
WINES AND LIQUORS.
S AZERAC BRANDIES--WE HAVE A G000D
Oupply eod hntd atx1 are receiving by direct iporoltionlo from
francs additions to or otlck of this cdlebroatd and highlly
favoroo brald. We have s 95 in eitghth piel 0 1795 in eighth and
quarter lles 1I2o. do. do.; IN5 in bahl, ,barter and eighthl
pipes. 0e invite tile attenlion olf the tnlo e and connoiser
oenerally, ax this arttlel is pore ond unadulterated. Fur alde on
Noew York ters ad Iprices by
WWI . ELVEIIICIIH & CO., 4 Old oevee ot.,
l.9 iv Sole agents i this ciy.
WINES, BRANDIES, tc.,
AGENCY OF
MARETT N CO., BRANDY, Cognac,
POUILTNEY & CO., BRANDY, Cogooc.
G. G.. .,URMAN, BRANDY, Bordeab,,
P. KIEPPER A CO., WINES, ordslo,,
MORT & CIIANDON, CIIAMIPA(INE, Epernay
MARZETTI SONS, PORTER and A.lE, London.
5l,'ohe slhbscribehr, hilg duly athorle.d ,gent for toe l bove
mentioned houoes, oliocit. orders on liberal termo b for direct im
poroolons of all articles in their line a stook of wohieh i lwalo
oh lntd. Nlerochlodtse of every deeripUdou .onghlt and sold on
eommi..s on.
S. COI.FF,
1,17 i e orner Gravfer and New *,v, strets.
THE GREATEST THING YETI
CLOTHING WITIIOUT A SRAMI
Water-Proof and Almost Indestruetible I
--For
DRESS, BOifSJINES AN D PLAT.4ATIOV WEAR.
H. R. LATIMER,
No. 55 Gravfer street,
ns now open a ompletre ssorotmenl of the obobo-described
Orals, to wolch he invites tllhe attentiou of the nltte.
Planters would to well to oxtmine tioe., good betofore prcho
lug their Negro Clothing. as hey are mote durable and cheaper
t an ythllting yet producedL
Itenlers int Caps and Shoo will ind ntt artcle which m0 he
Introdueed into the retail trade most adant.gcounlv, consisting
of assortet Sean ehs Ca0 , for men and oy; b'ong ss GltIoer,
Shoes and Ielrishos, l Slipper,~ lBoots Iad letgo e c.o
t'-entry and city trade .applied with any' qa utity at liberal
di+eonnul. .19 3
WOOD, MILTENBERGERI &k CO.
SOCTIIERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
No. 57 Comp street.
. are prepared lo flo ll orders to any extent for every doscrip
Ornamental B'on Work,
uelh aso Front Fences, Cemetery Railingo. ffice Railings, Ve
ndlths. Ialooniets, Gallery Rllothgi, Stairst, Iron Stouaro),
Fountains, Curmtoe,e etc, SI .
tar Front Fences and Cemetery Railings are fitted wilh Iron
Posts, to o eithler in o the grounld or on eoping, 0 the p.r
chaser leay plefbr.
We weold call particular attention to the CAST-IRON IMA'
SOLEUM orFAMIILY TIIMB, deigned and lmatoo ireI byt
i, expresolly for the South, Wittlc in 1oInt of elegaoce, buolty
and durabhllty, will compare with the 00est structur0 In marbleh
or granite.
Estimlates, and any in fo ttnn In regard to work, choeerfully
furnished at all times, ,od sheets of deolgn e.ont by mail to
those desirous of mk1ng a seltion.
WOOD, MII.TENBEROER A CO.,
WOOD N. PERO d '
o13 0m RIrieg Road, Pllodledephi.
SASM1ANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
.I' BALES.--Orden for Fmmann's Iron Hloops and TI..,
filled to any extent, at G cents pr poud. The Hoop and TIe
areed to bold, and gurntee also glven that the cotton
oud with them shall Ie received at the Orlemo. Press on the
same terms x1 rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made to o0mt0 merchants for cash or.
dero. F.BEICII ER. Ageot.
aN256mO W 12d Commercial PlaCe, N. O.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
To soin ONO DAY 14lhInnlt .t Ssl. A. N.
Cedar Keys, Tampa B~y asd MoN..l ný1s T-7asolo op~d
and p flei athlp Atla1tieb W lists
eoormanderwll -e, r aboveAY , Nf . Se.s m7 .nl., F.
freight or patoatp, hav¢ mef r a(om acnaasto
f teauo ps h-fp' ,pply o board, or t the ofice o the Rgthom
i o11 teot1ns t 51nnsem' spes bat at .1the 1 the con.
No freight received witout ea order
The d. iling l h rer sllbo.) thet andah rom
w Orlans, restumlsg ill .11 Kes y Weston tb. 12th .nd
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
To call FRIDAY with ll.ht s &l 1eh A. N.
60IITHZ RN IREAEIRU4 COn
w'-U~~ry7 heam peurlr n Bmems M' vi
njL U. Robs. Smithh, Comrrmnde wll toll above,11rr , silg
U. mall..t. For rsfrigbtor pssg.t, ng gnt lstgtg mode
Lions, apply oh bardl, or ht the o10e ot thIS.hobsom Is lttmhlp
Otaoptsy. C. 11. PAYNEt, Mantiagr,
nll Comp street.
TEXAS.
To al THIURSDAY. 101l lnst., .t S o'clock A. N.
g~ GALVESTON AND MATAOORDA BAT
0111111 5.151N,.) lr~l.n-Hvllo.,15, S501ttthl). 0115
.- a Ths mperolm op. ed d t ppsl .sl.ttd
ptermx Galveston,-, 1tmm711er1,willt leavas ab.ove,
arryi..gt ill. Unitsd Sa1so. mil,. For frilghl or paage, hay.
bg suppeerir stale-roorm aommodatlons, apply on baud, or at
the oIce o11the 71outhsss Steamshlp Comp11y.
C. B. PAYNE, ..sgssg.10 Colststrl.et.
A ,tctlShIp 11 tihis Ilia will leae ever1 y Thusd.y snd Sun.
dtyn ro.nt STo th he h1ove ports1 17
PHILADELPHIA.
Torll inafrw da s.
FOR PHILADELPHIA- 111 Its,
Poel..-NtJe At Ott few rilhg ptt I. H.
avis, .oxeph 111-1 1tter, hat-tg tt5rlly .17
Ir cargo on bardi, will rail a s more. For habnc of freight
or passaee pply rm Mares, oto
110 (;FO. W. 117115057k 00., E2 .amt street.
BALTIMORE.
FOR BALTIMORE-Regular1 I.111 P7,sht,.
Tho Al cipper ,ltsoo..s Ro.,meath,BhSker tt
bter, aving ne.la. all her cargo n.gaged. will have
pa1,1. 1 hbWltle o1 freigh1. or 1,5.5ge5, apply on bhard 11
Y't 129, ,81(115n Dlstttlc, .1111
127 (7,). W. IIYN17507 CO.. H C.mp oste.e.
FL~BRB~FIIO HLIMORE-hs 111 Al 7.11.111
1111511 (teintog. 115g)1110.15 gh d dlischage. t lho,5).p.
ppy n ord, at Yost 21, Seaeud Meltrics, oppo {le the Beef. .
.lt J. It. 1AMS. lII Common Istret.
___ BOSTON. ___
B S O.FO R HO W FO N -Dlnolsh .lbs. Th e ver ys f x
sa1117g re1,1111 pthet shlp Joh. and Albert,
Telstsls0l-hhe ,, 11111er, haslhs r Inge.515 o1 1,51
ttt1 Inagrdwill hove lstordllte dsl.tch. For W11g 11
frelght, .ppty i 5. JONES A Alt,,
91 ravler stret.
7.r passage apply to captain on b5ard, Yost M r5..) Die
triet. 013
GENOA.
k . FOR GENOA-This At fast s1l1ng A511515111
_ sitpS tRihrdon, is nod loadin.
apy swill ban c dispatch. r balance ofight,
74 BAXTER, I.01-E.L. A CO..
FOR GENOA-Tbe At .d ve1 7517a riling
American shlp Martha J. Ward (:pt. Ch11.,
)11111 s 11o111 hercargs ostgagdg will met 1 withdls
patch. For frslght of thoee5tor cotton. 5Tsltp to
010 BAYTF.R, IAVELL CO.
FOR GENOA-The Al 71as1 s1101ng Americanl
hpAl tic apt. P imore, Islo w Ing an
511a qkdip . Fr freight, 1.1y to
BAXTER. LOT FT' k CO.
RAILROAD TRAVELING.
NEW RAILROAD
ROUTE
Ta TEXAS.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Twenty-four hours time saved, and the rsks and discomforts
of I sex voyage greatly ll linslsbd, by the
New Orlenam,Opelosaa an.d G. W. Railroad,
TO IIERWICK'S BAY,
By the pew and spledid Isne of STEAMiSHIPS, .1 built eSS
osly for this trade, with superior lstaterm accommodations
LEAVING THREE: TIMES A WEEK.
MONDAY........................ ........ . RUSE.
To Sabille Fans sad G¢Irexto.,
WEDNESDAY....................................ORIZABA.
To G¢Iveamu ..d Icdianola.
SATURDAY........................... .MAGNOLIA.
TSGslrs,,s ad 50ls01sol.
CARRYING THE LNITED SEATER MAILS.
8The ferry .ssbs to the Railroad lea1 n the landing, foot
of Toulouse latest. nearly .pposite. ,.kso. Square, at 7ý4.'cloc
in the mornig. Ticketsb aybeobtb.ISd 01sSO .lrootlsecured
at the lRilroad oMes, corner of Si. Peter S sd Le streess, op.
po.ite Jackson Squass, daily, .5d at the Depot before the depar
into of Whe Texas tratas.
*Ia- Frleigs for Tebss by thIs line received every day, Sun
day.s xceptd. lb.h aboe Inding. Iltsras. by this LinI X
Sess than by the biver RinU.
.26tf DENT. F. FLANRERS. Se'y.
FOR LAKE BORONE
and Mexion Gul-MEXICAN
GULF RAILWAY.-Depot,
sarer of Siuodc.bildro and Clymps Etywee.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
T. Prooterrille, Lake llorgs, 41.lann 2611111. Femtro tbarg
15101.t; ,blldos. s.d xl1.14, hab.price.
Deb rimII of Tslra.-DAILY.
Leave thre city for the Laker, at ... ...................10 A. M.
Sy , t. .....................SD P. M.
Lake City .. a1..... .....S..I55' :r M.
at .. .. t0Z'M.
Ofice Common street. For allbssbusslsbR thlftld D,.
fpatrt t, or any other business connected with the estate of thee
late Alexa blder hbordon, apprly to
W. 0. RAKEW.ELL, Escoul.,.
who li the only pperson authorred to make en age., Execorsg
obligations far th and.
thiimpOiaibnare leave Cenel stret every 611.1. minutes or
the depot. -.22l1
NEW ORLEANS. JACK
SOT AND GREAT NORTHERN
1859. Fall and WinteAr Arrangemen, 1860.
1.5,50.r trains leave the Dep.Lof thb CIRsy, corner of
Cxlliape and Magnolia streets, qt thirty ninnies peist "xvsn
o'etoc o the morning yd at six iclock i. thle evening, and
arrive at New Orleans 110505y miutes pant sx o'lo..b it tlb.
1orniI and at .eve. o'clocb In the evenilg, daily, Sundays in
eluded.
Freightsl, are rceid 5at thlb. DIptt., fT ll f Callipp s.t, a.d
forwarded bythe regular heItIt 51.51s which now run from
New Orleans to CantOn.
OIbight recelt0d * ISc, 3.',S P. M. will not be forwarded by
Se toxin of nest dd)y, but by thateS the sebond day blterits l.
eelpt at thle depot.
l lfreight Intended for traspllrttin mus, b distinctly nar
ked with n5am1 or Inital. of conslignee and place of destination
.ad no feiighlt will Ie received 1111,1. consi511 to established
stations on the line of the road or its comiections.
Elbsk railroad riplptsb for freight may be obtained at the
Cumpany's ?Noe. ,Clp street, or at Mors. Corson k Atm
,trolg's, by Compa n ll We b wish to use them.
The fbsnlbsl holds itself rt.e mble Tfr the blue of nil cot.
ton shipled by the roEd, whlch may be l... by f,., from the
ibise it ir receipted for at ptatinas on the line until twelve hours
after nlotie to llSliEnc5l of its arrival at tSbe dpt In thbi cty.
Fore from New Orleans to Rener.. ........840 $0
S 15011........... 150 00
0.Ponstols,.... . 2 SM 140
Ticlkl.......... 240 175
Amite............ 260 25
.. . Tlsgbhs...... SO 213
.. 3ik............ 4 60 265
.. aaa.. gnla.... .., 4 W 295
.. . l lit.......... 440 3I2
t,,,IIRIepIICles1... 605 4711
.. .. Rrooharr...... 5 20 315
.. . lihal........... to) 4 15
.. . arlhurxt....... 6 9 455
bysta.SpriE. 55.. 6 SE
.. Terr....... 665 5 25
. L110,.......... 675 52S
, dxrlton....'.....?. 670
T lTolV. 760 70
CI1 ll..l... ..75 S20
lb . Vibllt..,... . 040 620
Ill undlr. free; 1thos 6W
Children three years. old an Illderl ore.; those over three and
up to twelve ylllan old, hal.-pice; ll ove twelve years of age,
Tholll l6 bl1 l111lll1i11sls, ITL101El sb
Persons d ho reside in the T 11. and have a residence or eTallb
lishment on the linea. the roadI bln procure ticktet, i. plb. ge
of twenty-live ter their personal use at a red1ced l I Es , at the
offie on (,amp, street.
0110.1h I1lll 10 11 all pr11cipl cities, Norlth alnd llt, can b1
obtalne l lt the TiIket a0lle ofbye Combny, Edjsoinig the T.l
grnph Office, aodler the StI. Charles Hotel, or it it,, Depot.
Till, Clstla, and all the Raloald Co1planils lldliStuling
the "Bres~t 1 ltwelrptcnn Line" between New Orleans and New
Y.or, having made lll.lllyli ead witbI the AdAmis ECprel s
CompanyIHI~ to ran x regulaorN iEy II. SIpreS, bet the
two cities, the I":xprui bnsitwCls heretofore els ried ossIy S lp
Hxilraad Cmnpamvn for Its own ncconnt is discontinued, andr all
1110,1 1 multter wfhl be carried b)" We Adalms FElprexx. Inform
ationl canl he (Ibttlrlle 1 a this III ect of J. J. MC(EEE-ER, Esq.,
95 Csnmp street.
Agents of file Ralilroad Canpany are not permitted to receivef
or receipt for bank nIotes, speie, jewelry, or other ex area. mml·
Icr. The~y wh11 be received by thle Attains E xpress, 36 Camp st.
BENTLEY 1). kf Eugicer an
Ch G en11 Sen C~l'lfipt,
T. 0. WII.LIAMS,
511 If Mir os Transportation.
PONTCIARTRAIN RAIL
WRONII ROAD-WINTI ARRIANGiIEMET.
6.,,nencRdI, Oct. 2, 1651
Five to and fro fromn the late, wore dayJ, only 25 cecnts.
From Cityy Fran Ixke.
43' o''lock A. N. Ilorre Car. 6 o'lokd A. II., St'm Train.
6 . .. Sm Train. 7ý . . .
63; 6111T6111
12 . . .. 1 . P rM.
iF~n or , lldal trig; from 1rko nt niCflt by th1 lorre Car
hli A re&airdi Co.'s li ing too AN OP CUBr.
Tlta Sirilm frnin aill rt p at Gentilly Rmtimoa rlln notified,
exceptt on moil trimr, find itslWS Zhu I ullr trips Sunday. after
noonl. Firccwall y N , cs sd1 cnducts ut 60. l
nSANice to stNOA
Ontuibmsesc leaveo Canal street for theu Depot every five m~in
CLtesO. 0. WAN
B146BAIER CU CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
DO pr rWeiNEl and Forwar all kids , of package1 and
frclcllt to o I tsvIan~nua, 3ltams Crdenuu, 1-illx Clare, WFan In
Gralnde, Remedios, Nllevitai, Puerto Principe. SxnIIaPD do
Cube, Trinidad, C iunfaliernr ere., in connection w-ith the EspreR
ses of \l-ells, Fnrtr k Co., lCxrrin~tnn . Co., United Ststea Rx"
press Cempunr, American and lllloppungn }rprc ad Elrchanlgo
Compxnr, for the United Slatfr, Cxliffnia and Europe
ACentfiin New Orlee . E1(1N l.
fr18 if St. Clmr0er Rt., nRdeA t&. C, Crledotel.
SA7 ANTONIO AND
llverlrud Route from Newr Or- ' p i
leans to Son Francisco-Overland to California
sad Arimaln--Tickets overland from Newr Orlans to San Frmu!
cirro, or for any fntefinedime plsees In Arilron, or ,"tern
and ,. can now Wb prorated at the office of thle St. Louis, Cairo
and New Orleana Railroad Line, 51 Camp street, confer Com
mcrcinl Piace.
1'arwenKers are forwarded by the Golthcrn fiteamship, Com
pany ~;to Indianola. I1""0 par R 'oslern Stsaa I.ino to San An
toi.Thnepr San Antonio snit Son Dleno Mall Una to
Fa ('Olarks, }bit DRviR, Fort Rlilu, Fort Nudwn, Fort Urit
.an, El I'ivo. Fort Inmutastor Neehoilte, Ia Menitis, onr
Steckltnn, Ran F.Iexmnib Fort Pilliuore, Tutcaon, Los Angeles,
Fort Yum Ranu Diego, Slap Francisco.
-mg tf ~ CLIFFORD G. e edFAent
NORTIH ALABAMiA OSNABURQS-82 I.I.
4-4 and 33 bale. 7.8, for sple by
X24 CROUOG, DON115C6AON rl rtree
PORT WINE-300 casks Port Wfnoh to afore, for salt by
S. D. ORATIAA k CO.,
017 20 Custwouboula treet
LI VER 'POOL.
Alpaoowi )go4&.. Al
4 neow y alo hpýer cantro cagd, wirl htwae
For
CAIMAOgI(K C bot MONDAY, Ii cl IR m .t
Ttrmfit,ý pplyt Il. pCaplote on oM oot r Tt
FOR LIVYIjOOITbo Al tttythoiý [t.
ho rtmoeipn p Ha. o m lew.ttrFdo4
-eA ob r F~h~arton 1 dO
pae m rm rghsapplltarc
nl BAXTER, LOV.IJL k O.,
k . POR LOVR OL-The .A.n forot -
ing Ameriantly hlpe Naauc' capt, pm.Mtwotd
o tpuri.h .o olof het cuogoten otond g.dltoo
liodlootwrh ook d tpotob. For balMe of nroeght,
PAerIn op oboet MONDAY, ho 7th Wlat
waO IBMEPngt Ottl -Tb. Al fooes
oollhg A ~L.r shpllmabwath Ml1~yfl rt
oite, will nil o-hotwoo. rop piog w h
Forfright f 4 patl ss eet , hal y .o
F.OR LpVE, R.t , ThGoldvid AlA ne
in g n ba. Loll., O·opDodd Be o i,
SO y o he.alergo nggd, will meez with
q opo. o. r freight lof[ f09 eoto ltoodp
CAMMA K kONVER.I, ,.odee t
hPot.p.,,avin.h fi. toomodatlooeopply to bhe opd
oohooode t to Mi
.FFOOR LIV$epooL-m Al fat aotNlg
nAlmrl m sho h t [havloCk Dpth. Sl.o, will ha..
apyoph.lh for ha he bv pri t olmo bob of fyeght,
nI BAXTER, I.OPVIJ. & C00.
_ .OR LIV.]1U a IdO--he oey Al
A.imoo poro oLitp packeA hpdloo, o Wlsew"A.
t'lh, hoopot. taffho. It owg .ogotiod, .10 hovinglto
0,01000lllpoto Pop folghlof MO hot.,to ll. . opttl
p.1 , a g r r ftg a willt lav e n g aa dhl p tpoha ait
Podt eot dio c bo fr to t o, O Npbly to tl .oooppl p t ho po l
RJANRIACO Q P.OiEIrn.
For rle, a Mtingnn nbin . eaoye·mno~tol
to hoo e np
tatn o . oat~ an .rd Dkstrt 4h. Dla ' n, no
• FOR LIVE ROL-The Al oer otoy fool
1.m.a 1 t., loonl go. n. s hti ooar ,mother Ot.
paged. Forwihol etoof u o aleh l o ttlh. o r CO ..
MAK pl COyNV to iACK & 0 d.IeONERSr,
to.tp"oe, apply toe ctinmodbOrO, applhl to the doom
m fgloldd . oR
ise xnow Im"(a.. and? wll have Wrnedlato dy:
ywr2 balnc of hei6p, ' 3tTB. I.VPLL CO.
R FOý R LIV. k JERPOOL -The A.hi farutl ol.
I etict Gtthoo. Allbol.er t no El t , St er.od , CopI.
px n o r ohr c a rgo engw{ h ave I edi hae d ick dor
t oifreight Ov a 00 han cotpton, hotp to
So A MACK p CANOC COVYeltRS t,
For pawgge e Mvin gee meconowdstll t hb 1
,Cto potog, opp y to ch vpth ai 0r Ps a2 Third o DPtrhO.h
FOR LIVERPOOL--Tbe Al Poylt .110
. iA olt aoh built ship Ol Cataneeo, Inowpt.
:olg, ie now dllinR. and havfin s prt of Mr cargo
.he d otl of . an . o. he i i. For will ho, lh dlrt
Aton, g apply to CAMMECK 0 COtoo o.
9b r et eln seei.
PForoe pog, opply to the o Aptoin onoRd, Poel 4, Thilr).
&w FOR LIVERPOOL-The Al Pfat all.g
Aoolo .nchlp Hrt n Cptoat leat ,Storer, W uter,
d hav ood wei hoao r loodlto dhpeo lro Pohodt
0001 m e freh f R0 igeb, qpck dtooto
0 AMMACK . CONESTP&IE, 1I CIrdelA sOt.
pto the eaptly n on bop a rd, Po r 41, Third Div.
nL-heCauo.. - 1Bn
og Americao hip Mtk Patryc, Copin. W.mbute
Pale., lohg fothe raboer part and hwi o etagedqi
aw eimtor , e sho., freigh t of b3o e o ooen p ood,
pllloo oolt dto oh Jtoo P olgO.fb9l oooooooe
FoopoAolAo, ha N RSvig c nd arondeiet
o appl y to b. cttoapo n h d. Poo . Pb 0olrd . o0
FOR OLIVERPOOL--The Al rt f tllon..
Aotrican ship Gllftcaway, lo. R oo iohtln.
inte, eri now loading and wi1l hate immediate dJ..
POw odogfob ho potlWO-- h 04111 f.oo atiol
p o oreight of ObMlen cottvo. vpply to
CA0 MC . COBAXTIRP. 1OVEL & COt
Foot ouoot. opplpto hotlHotlolo to botod. toM
FOR LIVERPOOL -Tb. Al Poolt s~otl~o
W5%Aoooolip Gulf1 Mtoeuo, xropl 0. Oloolo
1,o ·t I. 0 louloo( ednllog0,.1 booo booodloto dit.
pooh poftlohlOPO bolooletooo ·plll o
oR8 OAIXTIH;I lOILL MC
SFOR LIVERPOOL-The Al fer fut nail
tpg American ship Caroline Rtead Capt. Doeg
iee, j now loeading eand will have immediael dispae.
Freig t of l ceales cotton, apply to
05 1BAXTER, LOVE.LL A CO.
SFOR LIVpERPOOL-The Al fet sellhg
Ameticcn chip Marcia (lreeoleaf, i errchme ,
t ier, Is nw ready d io reeeiv e cargot atd well have
CAllBACK & CONVERtE, I36 Caroe4elet I,
Foee pssege, having line ecommodatllon, apply to the cepltah
oetrhcd. 2.
FOR LIVERRPOOL-TheAl at Lloyd' feel
ellhng Br. ship Malo. Capt. Vuecbn, it new load.
es and wll leve immediate dilpateh. Forl fright f
Shea l cotton, apply to GEO. B. SRUTE, or to
2ll BAXTER, IOVElI. & CO.
[FOR ]IVERPOO.)-The Al and fPet el
leg Aeeriee ehfp J. Morgan Of pt nectec le
te l-do ng for the hbove port, and will have qutek
epctcb.t For freight, applycto
CANMACK & CONVERREC,
5 Carondelet street.
For paceeage apply to the captelain on betrd. 0
F ORLIVcRiOp -Th. Al n ery fLt cel-l
Int l American ship DOnati, Capt. W.e. Adml
i Ic ncw leoadng, Atd hacing the greeter pcit of hbeccr
goengaged welt have quick diepatch. Fr. fr.el~t ef NO biolet
cotton, apply to 8. JOINES & CO., tl avier ctreet.
For Meelf hcfing emperfor accomlnodtlfoee, apply to the
eaptin o estlrd, Pt 42, Ffrtt Dllret.. ote
FOR IVROO L-The Al at I locd's Br.
ship John earabour Capt. Moran, will have i..
fate dispatch for the aboe rport. For freight, ap
pyl O. .W. OLIVER & CO.,
1926 Ceiel.dcflet .treet.
FOR LIVERPOOL-The new Al fast ail
tg American ehip Niagara, Cat. Boltelle, hac
lcg nearly all her eargo eugeeed, will hare immediate
For hel ne of frefight, appl to
iBAXTER. LOVTI.p. • CO
FOR LIVERPOOL-The Al feet cllfne
Aertcan ehfp Josepch Fish, Capt. Young, is
et Idle...d wil ff ,b ITele.iele dlspetch. For
CAMMACK & CONVERSE,
cl, 35 Caendeet lc.etet
AttOR. LIVERP.OL-The Al fast salling
l American ship Nathan el Thompeon) Dick
n, matteri, nw loadingl and w ill meel with die
paeh. For renalider of freight, apply c C
el BAXTER. LOEIt. A CO.
FOR LIVERP-OOL-The Al feeast silic
pAmerilcan elp Ironides, Chae, masterl fs now
loaditg for the above port and will meet with qulkc
pate .For et eehl, appi "to
CARMAI.I CONVERSE, I Caroedelet ci.
Fcr pwge. applyi to thie captain on htoard. oil
BREMEN.
• FOR BRDIEIEN-The Al cerr fastMl ling
. Bremee chip .Meagdaleei Cpt, Ielneke, Is now
loading and Mii meelt wthl quick dispatch. For re
c ner of pfreight apply to
l5 BAXTER, LOVELJ A LO.
FOR BRE.EIEN-The Al fat idlingp Breme
ship H. Von Gangern. Capt. Rennieui, i no
oadilg end will ellhave dislech. For iance freiight,
apM y to
i RBAXTER. L.OVELI. P CO.,
FOR BREIEN-The Al fot salitg e ltreme
.hip Neptnee, Me.le, mastler is nowtt Ictlnp for
- ,he schoe peort aed will hbee quirk diepaelt. For
gh N bales leton. pply to
CA]IIMACK A CONVERSE, .5 Carondelet st.
For pasanete., apply to the captnlt on hboard, o9
FOR BRE. IN-The Al Americtn chic
Elizabeth Elen, Capt. A. Stalle is now loed
ng .ed will met with quick dieptlth. Far remaieder
o egtI , epply to
,7 IIAT_. E. t,OV..l, _& CO.
HAVRE.
FOR HAVRE-Tiell tew Al very fast alicng
Atricenl thip Nao leeon Capt. E. li. tDmrnnmd
will he dispatch ir the ie Ihti portl. For feighlt of
t heaa cottotl, applyto
n7 BIAXTTER, I.OVEII, & CO.
FOR HAVRE--The Al rearka.Phl ant ' i.l
ng A'erican shlp James 1. Patte, ..'Ath. T.
Wodward master, having nearly all her cago eln
ttnn1 gFing on hoard, will have Imnlmeaia dispa:ch. Fur
Pte ght of 391, bales cotton AMA pi
CAllBACK t CO1VERSE, 3 Caronde.lt street.
For passage, having iegsgnlt Iert nlodlll.nosr apply to tile
C.i]talln n board,. n7
FOR HAVRE--TIhe Al anl very f'at .. lhls
Amerhcn slhp Atalanta, Ca '. Whitmere, i 1ow
a Iing and will tate ihmediate dispatch. For freight
n ntw Ws cotton, apply to
n5 BAXTER. T.OVEII. & CO.
AOR VHAVRE-The Al falt sailing American
hl, h Ch aa, tl:t, t.orril, is Iow locading and will
haveqlck dlslwtch. For freighterof 0 bale colton,
'..1 BAXTER, IT.OVELL A CO.
S FOR HAVRE-T'ho Al f1't sailing r'gdar
leket ship Wurtemberg Capt. -- is ow
lading and will Laic q uic}.k dpiptch. For Ibtdlles
a t'roght pply to
. ppy BAXTER. LIOVELL A CO.
FOR HAVyRE-Thle Al and very fast ail
ng American .ihlp amuel LoCke, tm. swet
" .sr ner, baring part of her cargo engaged, will
ar d iate dlispatch. F or freiglt of "100 bales cotton. apply
IIAMACK & CONJBVEiE, I C.ar.n'.d'et.t.
For passage, apply to the cptain on board, Post 25, First DIs
trict. 02
FOR HAVRI--The Al fast sailing A'lerlan
.hlp John Patten, Ct. ,rvis.l Ptten., is nI w
loading and will havc -q nck dispatch. E or freight,
.pp '. BAXTER, LOVELL & CO.
B.r palr.Ag, apply on (oard. .21
]FOR] HAVRE --Th' Al v 'ry fag't snllng Amer
'.'ican 'hlp .mboraa a, Meha, mnaler. I]vlng a
, large rt of her cargo engaged, will have immediate
For tneibtht lOf 40 ales rotlw. apply to
BA. XONE R'. 1 .1 91 Otirnyler street.
For passage, having flne cain and steerage raemM-llo t os,
apply to the captain o board, Past 43. First Dirtrict. o21
FOR HIAVRE-The Al fast saling regular
paket ship ]a'mbe.l Capt. C. l'r'. now readyl
to receive cargo and will have quick disetch. For
're . W0 b'le cotton, apply to
07BAXTER, IOVEI.L A CO.
a FORHA VRE'--The AI very P''t. ll. A..i'mr
'Ilann~i slrp]Uit|L O· ][.l. Capt. C:hase. Is now
. ready to receivo cargo and will have immediate diiw
arel. For fraight apply to
BAXTER, LOVE.LL A CO.
For passage, apply n board, P.t29First DIstrict. ol_
FOR iIAV The A f I.OILH s]. t ast sailig Aeri"can
.hip Richard Morse Capt. Oliver, is now load
'.' and win have Ilandiate. dispatch. Ior freight of
ebale cotton, spply to
' CAMMACK A CONVRRBE.
For freight, apply to the master on board, Post d, Fourthl DIyI
trlct. o15
ANTWERP.
i FOR A~iWEEP-Tlhe Al redular packet
hlp'Loehlnvar, RIfUl Cole. N't.sprp wll meet
',.d.pslt.w ....... '.. ' ~'..OV'LL A Co.
,or PUsego, apply t. the captaia on bOrd, Post 51 Fourth
District. .3
7.H.r '.O'. ['A b' -°-' bbls. Wilmington Tar, I.
Sfne order, forC. 'l'K RN. BLOA S A CO.'
019 62 Mago'de street.
tel Wrlmrts fail= 4Wt
The .proveimaenat get ai trade circles foer the
Week now clusing has bee vYey amite. Peop.e
fros asf parts ofthe two great coantinse al ar
riving daily by huadreds. Returninlg efsens and
resldenls fort a consiesable ote. Adll o bank
Presidents who have been .ss'have kenarte, In,
with the exceptio of th venerabu e Prai of
the Bank of L.uilansa, who, we egeto learn, is
confined to Paris by rhenmah. There are many
hundreds, yea, thoanads, of .weullh -
citisean for the firsttime,wlhol ma .of ,
but a considerable proportion 6me wi.-A
pose of carrying away as la
as they can accumulate In thf
They do not bring a dolar of captal or rea
to aid them in their peripatetic operaf i .n l
great State, and the remark of being fast wl api
ply to many, for they move onward so ihtasm a
omit calling on our City Treasurer and elude the
vigilance of the assessors of both City and State,
using their hate and their bed-rooms as counting
house depositories. True, many of them keep a
bank account, but good care is taken that no
balances shall remain after they have completed
their intent and purposes. Then there is another
class who have a little more assurance and impu
dence; they may be denominated as wholesale
peddlars, who bring out samples of merchandise of
every description, hang round, sneak about our
Jobbing and wholesale dealers, watching every
planter,.every dealer and trader from the country,
insinuating themselves with the meanness and char
acteristic smiles so peculiar to some of the down
East nation, though all that appear in our city of
this class cannot be termed from New England.
They come from every where, and in numbers like
the locusts of Egypt. There are one or two other
classes of would-be traders Who visit here every
year soliciting orders for machinery; engines, etc.,
and mechanical works, for account of freesolera
and abolitionists living in the West and Northern
States, depreciating and reflecting on our local and
resident mechanics and artisans, boasting how
much cheaper they can furnish all descriptions of
machinery, planting utensils, etc., than our perma
nent residents. The time has arrived that this
should end. There is another class which may be
denominated retail peddlers, of which we have no
space to comment on. Such transient residents as
we have alluded to are of very little service to our
community; in fact, they absorb and eat out as it
were the substance of our resident and tax-paying
citizens. They arrive at all times in the autumn
and winter, and take their departure, ("clear out")
that is, on the first warm thunder storm in April,
taking with them good returns in gold and silver,
and laughing at the liberality, and we may add, the
credulity of the South.
The transactions in cotton this week, that is, the
sales have been large, reaching 73,000 bales, and of
course throwing into circulation a considerable
amount of money. But this increase of money is
only apparent; it is not made manifest in the bank
returns of to-day. As a falling off in deposits ap
pears, with an increase in discounts, it may well be
asked where do all the proceeds of these heavy
sales go to; to what place or places do they wander;
are they all absorbed by investments in the de
scendents of Africa at unheard of prices to aid in
developing the resources of the great cotton region
of country of the Southwest? The sales of cotton
for two weeks foot up 124,000 bales, against 98,000
bales for the corresponding two weeks of last year.
In the sugar trade there has been some few sales,
but the market cannot be termed open as yet. Of
course the embargo from low water in the upper
rivers will restrict the demand for the saccharine
for weeks to come. In the meantime, the question
of yield will be somewhat defined. The weather
for the past sixty days, added to the recent frosts,
has not been at all favorable for the product.
There was a good inquiry for money to-day, but
nothing more than to meet the current disburse
meats for the week, the remitting to the interior
sundry sums in the way of balances, and to make
advances on the staple and aid in its movements to
market. But the interruption to navigation of all
the lower tributaries of the Mississippi prevents
large quantities of the staple from being shipped.
The calls for discounts to-day at the banks were
beyond the income, and with two banks they were
heavy compared to the average offerings for the
past month.
The weekly return of the banks this morning
exhibit some changes, tending evidently that the
demand for money is on the increase. There is a
great decrease in coin for the week, say $400,000.
There were two small shipments of silver for New
York, which came out of vault. There has been a
demand for Custom-House purposes of $100,000,
which, with the weekly advances or remittances to
the country, accounts for the decrease. For the
corresponding week last year there were received
in gold $793,000, which went into the vaults of the
banks, yet at the weekly return there was only an
increase for the week of $303,000, so it is no new
thing for the specie line at this season of the year
to fall off. It will, however, be remarked that there
is an increase in discounts total for the week of
$37,739, the line having now overtopped $29,000,
000, which is $7,460,910 above last year. Our own
private opinion is that a good share of this increase
of indebtedness has gone into hands north of Ma
son and Dixon's line for disbursements in the way
of traveling expenses the last season, and the other
share gone for Africa's sons, of whom it appears a
few more thousands are still wanted.
The variations in the Bank Statement for the
week are as follows :
A decreasn spee o .........................$40070
An increne in eirclation of...... ............ ,153451
A dacr lwme s is e pro. of .......owa .......... 13491
An increase , short an lo aof .................... 1M0 ,901
Au lncresu e in sclheloge of .................... 417,001
An Incrle Ia, Sc teetohcsn t of............... 7,00
Tie rsruilos in L,,5ng and haort Lcnls for tLe week
is tll Inreo o f c ........................... ... 37,7B
A decrease in deposits was not expected, with an
increase in discounts; however, it is the workings
of finance and banking, but we will merely inti
mate that the large real active surplus which seve
ral of our banks have held for months past is
being rapidly diminished.
Tile variations for the corresponding week last
year were
An increlase c ee or...................... $69,119
Au increcae in ricaolution or ........ . ......... 69,8;8
A. incerel, l ( eo . pro o ................ 192,187
A dereac in or lan f ..................... 42
AT iEoctae in Eto a t.ge of uol .... .. .. ...... bur ,10o
An ilere s e tii an ct blne s of ............... 1,
Tlee vTrelioc in Lnge and Short Loans for the week
--s decrease of ............................... 5098,85
Our banks last year at this time held $12,540,018
in coin-rather more than the amount to-day.
Thie Exchange market-the floterunm of our oom
merce-thas been tile chief point of attraction this
week. The week opened with tendencies down
ward, and large operators began to feel their oats,
perhaps something else had influence; however,
rates began to decline, and under increasing sup
plies from hour to hour declined from day to day,
so we cannot say that bottom was reached to-day;
in fact, we think snot. Though good bank checks
from Mobile on New York were offered at I dis.,
and Georgia bank drafts at j dis., the counter rate
at tile banks was . dis., and round sums at 3-16@4
dis. Three and five days sight from j@j discount;
thirty days sight from 1@1 discount; sixty days
sight from 1j@11 and 11 discount for good bills,
and 14@12 for good to fair. Though some parties
held at 1f81t discount, we did not learn of
the figures being realized. It is an up-hill work to
expect to realize tile next week anything over 1I
for the best of commercial drafts. The supply of
Sterling is large-the large operators or dealers
appear to take a strong desire for document bills
at 108@1084 and 108t . There were several trans.
actions closed at 1081, and some treaties carried
out at 1081, but for well-known parties, not specu
lators in the true sense of the word. Clear bills
we quote at 108, 1091@1094, though some excep
tional names may be realized on at 1091; and pos
sibly a fraction over. Some few transactions in
eads -W
ta-me L
Bswkg at I
em aawef. I .
ransm U. too ....
$Osd as
The following is,
loans, dicoun mortgage
cltade active movem
dead weight:
c .e.t d td so ....
ceout oft Jodoota o
afm aldl cagoes r
Thereceipts at all ek or p
The receipts for the week at
bales, making the tot receip
166,271 bales against 115,523 baw
Ma- -
Depuia and aete
Caeal ol..od.......... s
(tol fronm aseol omr.. ..
Total Gold and Om m deadw -
flLmlartd OAreai
50,000 dolaR. ....................4... 7.f
50,O, hat? d ...o ... .. .
sUer Bors.
CoTrow.... There ws ey
Saturday, with sales of abon
range of our previous ,g.rea . .
Inflk b u ........... .oa .l
Law Ilddleg ....... i50 ..I +. 0
Staon. hand lot rCt...b, .........;..
R iceised e .............................
lod yesrdy.............. ...
Exported .h e ....................... .... ..,.
gzported .mrd·J.................... .......
toek ohband eot cleared ...................
at 37@37)o.· gallon for Prime
FTouO....We noticed n ales oa
Extra at $0 25, and 140 Choiee,.a
Gna.Im.... Corn was still .+
+ales of 1100 sack aNew in lotas0
all at $1 10 % bushel. In OJpt +
transaction h The slesof Bla"w. $,
a few small lots at $1 00 . 9 00 B:. pIl
PnovIrsoNs. .t. . d.es Po.rk was. It. .i
erally at $16 78@16 00 bbL I.4ggea
trnsactions compe d 20 chd. weri blod .fqidat
lo Lo., and some sa lots onbra e a a, .
FL u.. Of Lard 250 ticed startly - P o .:e 0ka l t
Extra., 00 kegs a t 25 -, and 400 at Choce d
Thursday 500 tierces Prime said t
lc. of 1100 ack N lot,
HYa....36 bales Ordinary Western soldskts4. 1
9tun.
COFPEE....Sales 125 bags at Ilc., t.l ,.
and 50 at 12 1 . bhel. In Oeb.
transa.ctions. The ardes of Bo U ans wer8 fist
reporting at 00 100 . .
PEovIaTsno....W e noticed Pothrkwas illpe4nge R
10iverool., at -1me., and two for HSvuleat sI4. fo
Cotton, which were still the rates for Ueen atp.
Cotton, which wore still the rates for Ili;g up.
CATTLE YMAEZ2T
JEFERSFBoN CmrTSo,. 4 1a
Arrived 202 head of Hogs, 5 Miloh C0wi SOtd 6
Western Cattle. The stock left on a cmprisq
250 Sheep, 40 Milch Cows, 96 Westeri~ eae, 4d
600 Hogs, and the market closes bare de :Veat t*
tle, with a very good stock of Tentas tatle.
Prices are well maintained.
PRIORS;
Reef Cattle, Westoer, Oist leaU ................ -
eef" Cattle, Western seond ty ............
seer Catte Tes.. r t memn.uea d ....... . sO e
seef Cottle Texas, ordliary and god, hed ....
oge , l bs. i et .............................:.. !T E
Sheep, cho , bead ........l.................... .
SeepL owts, ordinary nd head....................'.
wllsh Cow.s. eholes, .head .....................
vel ttle ................................... M
sa,0o09 feet sah Ya ow Sjlnd e $'M!sw E.
30,000 feet eee Lmr i, s Wis C1
P,00 eet 8rawd hrR et t
2o00m1, ret etsened CBypeee PLum seer.ta iraite.
8sshee, Doese. . Bins Ron .tess. .
new,,Bes# iisfl.
fothewts esy beet yell Piee..' ... a
thoer s r routgh, at 4r2 90 per M deKs6,iRtsc *
Jot G. WOOA= fhs
Lowesi d MaiwseaNatNatand ]loW ef l
eetl Westues O OH. OdNti
We ilsl mae liberali edWsae ss
sO l·adu almn n 4 J0*b 0

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