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YAZOO RIVER......... UNIO]RN, ArtIsror..O............ . PM
CINCINNATI .........NORMA, Foa e .................... f PM
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WARRENTON......... NATCHISE Lszuus ............... | PM
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RT. LOUIS ..............ILLIN0;B, Btttese ...............f PM
lOUISVILL. ........... REINDEER, MosuIOnO ........... f PM
LOUISVILLE ............OIIN M. STOCKLWELL, OlR ·... PM
L.FI.ORe ............ '.ORA NO. 9, Moey ............... PM
MOBILE ................HELEN, ClslO .................... I PM
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I.MIDELL'S STOVlE.... GIPSY, Una .........................9 AM-.
IALIP.E ................ ECIHO, JIr.IKI.U ..................9 AM
MOBILE ................ST. CHARLES, Poe, ............... 4 PM
,D` The now and splendid passcnger steamer
CRESCENT rpnpLn E. Moore. will leave for NAS]VILLE snd a1l
I-amtlulemdgts landingsl o Cumb#r a. d Rivet THlIS EVENING, at •
o.%loek. JOlN E IIYDE (.Co0 14 Pnydr. t1ret,
• . " The new and light drought passenger
U000llsr CHEROKEE, D. Saeller radar, laevei far or OE,
TUSCUMUIA "d dll ,diongq on 'lennelteR ,er, THIS EVENING'
nt. S o'clork, EOSN E. HYDE A C.5. 16 Poyd rat.
. ` Bllark V oLANT, Captain tBoars, from
el , n e reudlp to deh..q nrgro at Post 1, Fint .tlriit
see ver perti culrly requasted tw dttll Io the ,ico pt of their
illt ,n the Leree All 0oods eot permitted within iv,. dnal will b:
..t Mtoe Pubi Storr.yst the risk u=a es1 ole of thn ofner. thwto!
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,tameLd ty ml ro tpnllweed td Md to te0 lttheirp
J'-t I., Third D e r ¢t.
`, BOGRT, WILLIAMS A.CO. Sd Camp it.
ý Ship MARInON, Captain Sampson, from
tI ln ur , is now teady to d itelb .ge her eezlo at P aet - oFist Di..
t ..|. C e.=ipneO pirtlculariy requested to attond the 7V"olpt
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(f. tt--- J. P. WHII NEY A CO., f1 Camp streat. ,
s To- ER- J-OH*NN, (apt. Small, from
w ,rnlik Vn., is now doo hitlla K her etr • at neo t 90 FbnI Didtlat.
eu ,,,t l, they will bs Itored 14 tit thoe u led . ritkh.
d99 y ore - . P. WHITNEY A CO b1 Camp atr.t
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO- THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENlT.
Mi tys Nationol lie.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
JIRIUVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Cotton Market Quiet.
1101KDSAJFFS IMPROJ'ED
Interesting General News.
Nw YORK, Dec. 22.-The Canard steamer America has
arrlved at lHalifax, bringing dates from Liverpool to the
Ith last, one week later than the accounts brought by
tes Asia. the following is a summary of her news:
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
" l.roeoo0., Dec. 10.-The cotton market here has bhen
,luiet inoce the departure of the Asia, and with only
Smodaratei demand from the trade and fot export.
'heu latec of theweek arelimited to 9,000bales. Of these,
4 00 have been taken for speculation and 2001 for export.
l ve htase been without any{ change of moment, the
losut oloaag ltet evening with the following qnotatieos
Fair Orleans 6%Id.. Middllg Orleans d4., Pair Uplands,
"d., and Middling Uplands t.d. per Ib.
he sales today ar estimated eat l000 les, the market
tag firm at last e pening's prices.
lour has been In t4lr request. and prices have im
ted. Western Canal lequotedat 51s. and Ohio at 37s.
rhbbl.
C',ru has been withoutany change of moment, the rate
cloclng at44s. for yollow and I4s. per qourtertorwhlte.
MONEY MARKET.
S Thmoney market ootouinues stringent. Consols close
AX IIVRE MARKET.
'T s ad es from IIvres ae up to last evening-Frlday.
They report a moderate dsmand in the Cotton market, the
raes of the weekst reaching barely 6000 hales. Prices have
loon steadyhowever, and Tres Ordinaore Orleanss I quoted
.o 97 francs. The stock on hand last evening was
10 0 m bales.
Flour has been in fair request without any change of
oment tin the prises.
STEAMIER PACIFICO.
The Collins steamer Pacoific arrived at Liverpool from
,,wTork on the morning of WOdneday the lth inlst.
Later from the Seat of War.
TUIRKS SUE 0ES fFUL-PROPEOPECTS OP PEACE
She latoest advices from Constantinople state that the
armies on tihe Danunres yet quiet. In Asia, however.
3h, wsrontlinues. end several reneounlcrs have taken
,lace betwceen the Russians and Turks. Some of the
lottlee have been Important. and In all the Turks hare
bern brilliantly Imeocessful.
Alo rT oo ttsae.--The Circaselans are reported to be
I.:cking in large numbers to the Turkish Standard. Twa
cempaoles of Wallachia Military have deserted from the
Russian army and jointdtlhe Turks,
Srenaslo CorooaEo.-The Russlans had eaptured a
Turkish steamer, but ec was afterwards re-saptsred by
the Turks.
Sfioouco.-Abbas Pasha as entered Georgia with the
forces under his command. and the Rusilan troops in that
ooulntry were in a critical oanditio at the last aecounts.
Itsioforeemente were hastening to their relief.
Ol.,oscaaun.-A battle had taken place betwesen th
Turks and Montnegrtlns, wih great loso on both sides,
bglhhota definite result.
--Teen rArT t CO.CILIATIOs.-The Paris faniirur has
Spubllished an article stating that the four powers had re
umei jdolnt acotion in faver of restoring peacsee betweess
Ileeusia and Turkey, and that the conference would be
ripen for the representatives of those two powers. The
funds at the Perils Burse advanesd considerably in non
oequence of these aeeanranesa.
ve.nM P.onoe.-The port of Odeoa hal beeon slod to
novigation by tee.
r.Pat,-There are reporta of Is Carist movement in
Spain.
o-Icer.-Several young men have been arrested at
l , charged with being members of a London seret
,ty.
c s Ao NloLes.-The difficulty between Frano
and Naples has been satilsfotorily adjusted.
Ol1IO ItIVER-MAEKETS.
l'illlCrgh. Dec. 22 -The river here Is still falling, wil
4 cest 2 inches water in the channel.
Cincinaii. Dec. 22.-The river here has risen 8 inches
luriog the last 24 hours.
Louisodle, Dec. '2.-The Provision market here is
firmer, arl in some instanes holdcrc are realising hlgher
,.ricese Sales of Hogs at $4 25 per cwt. Mess Pork is
Ifeldat $ll 75to$12 t0 per bbl. Lardin bbol, at 8,e, and
ih, aga at 9c per Ib., and 11ams from the block at 0,; to
ý; + per lb.
DEATII OF AN EDITOR.
lsiiller, Dec. 22.-Mr. Thos. IH. Shreve, Aeesistant Edi
,of the Lcouisvlle Joural, died this mornoing. after a
iingorion illness.
B t : nutbern Line.
]tECOVERY4O' CAPT. RUDOLPH'S BODY.
CHAoerYooe. Dec. 19.--Th, body of Capt. Rudolph,
late Comm.nder of the Ru.opue cutter Hamilton, was
Ifood on Wednesrday mornig six mile. south of the
hathor, and wao brought ti this oity for interment.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NLw Yoer, Dec. 19 -The cotton market here is dcull
with saleo to-day of 2000 hales at the following quota
tiones: Fair Orleans 12'4e, Middling Orleans 10o, SFalr
i'plnds lil.. and Middliog Uplands 10,i.
CRESCEN t CITY.
Nrw Vno., Dec. 19 -The steamship Crecelont City ar
rived here this evrenug from lHavana.
MUTINY AT MOBILE.
MOILEr, Dee. 23-A mutiny occurrel lat night on
b.eai the ship Wright nutchits. in this port. Captain
Ilunt, her eomnmander, obtained assistanee from the
ehipping, and succededl in suppressing the mutiny after
piutting seventeen of the orew oin irons.
EASTERN IMAILS--STAMER FLORIDA.
r MonIL.. Dec. 23.--The Eastern mails are thbreough
oith dates from Now York to the 17th lst.
The steammsr Florida arrived frlom New Orleans st 11
,o'clook last night. Among her oassengers are the Bate.
man Children.
Etr eas falling throughout this neighborhood all day
.srday. .
ES itt National Stnr.
Further by the America.
TIHE EASTERN QUESTION.
N re Yona, Dec. 22.-The proposition made by the
mritieh Govercment that an armistice for three months
hould be declared between Russia and Turkey hans been
refused by the Ottoman Portte.
The fortresses of Sata and Akistan, in Asia. have been
ken by the Turkish forces underthe command of Selim
The Ruetnees made an attack on fort St. Nicholas with
a view to its recapture, but were defeated in the attempt
tny were also defeated in an engagement of considerable
In teone near Areska, and left many dead bodies on
the field.
The Turks are engaged in fortifying Kalafat.
The greatest enthusiam is stated to prevail in the
iTurkish army. The troops are abundantly provisioned
cod reguterly pald.
The Ltueian soldiers are sueffering greatly from sick
SSome Americans are reported to have joined the Turk.
i1h oanp.
A letion of Circasesians has ben formed at Conestanti
ople under the command of Lal Bey.D
'hle tenerat in cmmand of the Rusian tforces in
1thldavla has been succeeded by Gortsohakoif.
FRANCE A*n Acsratla.--Tho French Embaseador at
Vienna has heen instructed to demand from the Austrian
Goveroment an explanation of the recent alleged arrange
ments between Austria and Persia.
CeoIEn, In P~Ars.--The cholera still continues to lin
ger In the suburbs of Paris.
A GRAND ESTABLISHIMIENT.
PHILAELPHIA, Dec. 23. .-The new silk warehouse of
Messrs. Morris L, HIalloweli Cou,in Market street, in this
city,was opened this morning, and creates a great sensa
tion, several thousands of people having visited it during
the day. It is the most magnificent establishment in
America, embracing five stores of the largest dimensions,
and got up in the graudest possible style,
Arrival of the Hermann.
FURTHER FROMQ EUROPE.
TROUBLE IN BELGIUM.
Naw Yonr, Dec. 23. --The New York and Bremen
packet Hermann has arrived here from Southampton,
bringing later papers from France and England, contain
ing intelligence of interest not referred to in the accounts
by the America. The following are the prlncipal items
of her news:
FR.lSC An BZL(U,--LouIe Napoleon oharges the
riig of the Bsilt'nus with being aonouened iu the schemes
.'tS threatened to marsh mn army into Belgium to punish
bhi for hi coodoet. "ies roog d -
mmements of tbho Doke of ,Brbant is elieve to refer
to thisr mstter. The Cabtnet of BrgeQs yd the fomnly
of King'Ls wlrd rtn t frighl.
• ABT1IUI APVrAtR8.
An ofMcial aonoonoezhle ho.as-be tImed by the Otto
maon Poro that It willm not oetlon any petvotrotg do
cilg the war wslh tptls, and rt ll gro.t no lett.re of
moques.
Punts Bruch. the Austrtan Iutfletec atOonitantloople,
hootUformed the Turkleh Oovcrnmset sht Autrork on
teods to support oSeri In her ntrtallty, to whith the
Sultatn he replied that he is resolvedto compel the Prinoce
of 8srvin to renouneo hbs nettrallty,and hoe gtvt ord.r.
to that otefct.
The Auettlan Goveroment io oseged In mLtking pro
ptiatloos for aotlyes interfereneo. to the a.tre of ervl.
STPEA. ER WRU.OKED-GiBAT LOS8 OF LIFE.
The stoemehip Marihtll, bound from Himsburg for full,
Euogland, hao been wrecked.
S PORTUGAL.
All continuo quiettnPortugal. There Is little sign of
the antlolpated movement of Dad tiguel.
,, .,_ in
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Saturday Morning, December 24, 1288. 8
A feir amount of buoliese has beas done in our .m al S
market during the put week, considering that for two or
three days bad weather has preyalled, and that one day
has been a holiday, For a portion of the time Cotton bua
been native, and prices, though irregular, have generally
been firm for the better iqualitle. The buetines in To
bacco has continued moderate. Suagr and Molasses have
sold at lower prices. Flour dealined early in the week, I
but has slightly recovered sines. Very little has bean
done In Grain. Pork baa been more active, and prices
firmer, but other artioles of provisions have been dull. T
Freights hare generally been firm for all except British
ports, and a slight advance has been realised in the en
gagements for Htavre and other plaeos in Continental
Europe, as also to NewYork, Boston and Philadelphia.
Exohange has beon in fair request at steady ratn . Ae
counts from Llverpol to the 8d Instant, by the steamer
Asia, were published on Saturday t noon. Theyreperted
a moderate demand in the Cotton market at Liverpool,
with sales for the week prceding the Asia's departare of i
45,000 bales, iacluding 6000 for speculation, and 8000 for I
export. Prices were without quotable change, the market
closing let the following quotations: Fair Orleans 6e,
Middling Orleans 6, Fair Uplands %, and Middling Up
lands 5.d V lb. Breadtnffs were museh depressed, and
Flour had declined two ebillings 7 bbl. The Money A
market at London was more stringent, and Consols had B
fallen off to 9450195. At Havre the Cotton maelt was t
firm and more atlve. The Amerila's accounts, bringing A
up the Liverpool dates to the 10th instant, will be found
in our telegraphle column. a
COTTON-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
a quiet appearance, the accounts of the Asia, referred to
above, producing no pereptible effect, and the busiaess of I
the day was limited to about 3800 bales, prices being
rather more In favor of buyers, but without a quotable E
decline. On Monday, however, an active demand sprung 8
up, and although frators were asking very fall prices for
the better qualities, nearly 12,000 bales shaoged hands
during the day. The market continued animated on
Tuesday and Wednesday and the aleas of the two days
reashed nearly 18,000 bales, at Irregular rates, but the
grades from strict Middling upward being generally firm.
Thursday was prettyfgenerally observed as a holiday,har
ing been set apart by the Governor's proelamatlon for
thankegiving, and the weather beiag Inelement alse,
barely 2000 bales were roported as sold during the day. 6
Yesterday war also rainy and diagreeable, and with later
accounte from Europe ovarer due, the demand was limited,
and only some 2200 bales ehanged hands, making the to
tal business of the week 88,000 bales, the market closing at
about the range of our quotations as below.
The receipts of the week are 43,642 bales, and the total e
receipts since the let of September haveys been 454,877 bales,
against 785,178 to tie same date last year.
NoW ORLtanEa CLASSIlCATLN.
Inferior... 6 .. (0 Middling Fair....10%(I0%l
Ordinary........ 7 (0 8 Fair. 0..... .. (
Mgiddling....... 93 : Good Fair...... -0
Good Middling... 0)401034 Good and ne... --
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATE6MsT. e
Stoek on hand dept. 85.......10,672 23,406
oReceived since .........442.203 6.8622
" yesterday..... 220,72-454,877 000- 6,022
460,3849 86,087
lxported to date........225,572 6,712
S yesterday..... 2,523-234.401 000- 5:713
Y-ý
Stock on hand not cleared.......280,948 29,374
TOBACCO-There has been some little inquiry in the
Tobacco market during the past week, but the business is I
stillo a limited secle. The transations embrace be
tween 800 and 000 hhds, including on Saturday 200 hhds
(of which 77 Yellow Banks) on prirate trm ; on Wed
nesday 301 hhds, of which 287 at 36c, and 14, Refused, at
SO; and on Thursday 208 hhds at-, and yesterday 121
hhbd, alto on private terms.
Logs.............5)d40 Fair to Plae.......6)473
Leaf. Iutof. Coom...0 .0.34 Choic&aSeleot'ne..8 (49
SUGARi-There has been a fair demand for Sugar du
ring the greater portion of the week. but the transactions
have been at lower prices, a.decline of i2.M having ta
ken place on Saturday and Monday. The sales up to
Wednesday evening embraced about 6000 hhds at this
reduction. On Thursday the wet weather prevented the
landing of the receipts and yesterday about 1200 hhde
were disposed ofmaking a total for the week of 7200 hhds.
We now reduce our quotations as follows:
Inferior io Com.... --(02% Prime and Choice.. 3(43):
Good Common..... -(013 Clarified ...........4.4400
Fair to Fully Fair.. 3 3 . ........... ..
Receipts. 7247 hhda, exports, 8456.
MOLASSES-Thesupply of Molasses has continued to
exserd the demand, and prices have further given way
about 24 9 gallon. On Saturday 1500 bbls were sold at
18O8lqe for Prime lots. On Monday 500 at 1701734;
on Tuesday and Wednesday together 3000 at the same ;
on Thursday 100 at 10O l7,$ and yesterday barely 1000
without further change, the sales of the week thus sum
ming up 9000 bbt.s
Week's receipts. 971 bbls--exports, 8408.
FLOUR-The Fleur market has been priased by ad
Svacling freights: whieh obseked the demand for export,
and holders were obliged to make a corresponding reduc
tion in prices. On Saturday barely 4000 bales were dis
posed of at a range of $8 12):. $6 25 i bbl for Ohio,
Indiana and llinois, and $6 0(0$7 for fancy and extra
St. Louis, but on Monday the rates gave way 12 0164,
and an active demand ensued. The sales of the day
reached nearly 12,000 bbls at $5 9501$6 for Ohio, on the
Levee, and $6 0034 in flatboats, delivered along side ship.
On Tuesday 6000 bbe were sold at $57..,( $595 forIndi
ana and Ohio, on the Levee, and $6 00B.F$6 12% for
Ohio, to be deliorend along side ship. On Wednesday and
Thursday together some 5000 bble Ohio were taken, part
to arrive, at $5 95 and $6 V bbl, and yesterday an active
demand prevailed, and nearly 13,000 bble were taken
as follows: 2000 Ohio at $5 05016; 0000 to be delivered
in January, at $6. 4300 (three flatboat loads) to be de
livered along side ship, at $6 124, and 4d6 st. Louis at
$635 N bbl. The week's sales thus sum up nearly 89,000
bbie.
Week's receiptsl 32,768 bbla-exporte, 2,147.
CORN-The receipts of Corn for the week have been
rather light, but the demand at the same time has been
eheoked by the high rates for freight, and the market has
presenteda dull appearance throughout the week. The
sales up to Thursday evening embrace some 12,000 seaks
at an extreme range of 550062 V bushel for Ordinary
New to Prime Old. Yesterday's sales comprised 2000 e'ks
at 681060, and 500 Prime at 62$ V bushel.
Week'soreceipts, 160,15 sacks-exports, 8889.
OATS-The rates for Oats have been rather lower, and
r we have noticed sales of some 10,000 to 12,000 sacks at 46
(050 for Ohio and Indiana, and 480004 I bushel for St.
Lunis.
Week's receipts, 21,:00 acks--eaports, 840.
WHEAT-The market for this article has been very
firm. Sales of the week include 2950 racks WesternRed
at $1 55, and 500 prime White at the advanced rate of
$160 f bushel.
BRAN AND HlAY-Bran has sold generally in acks at
$11003$120, we have noticeda sale40 tensinbulk,from
flatbat, at 004 9S 100 lis. Hay has brought $200 0i $2160
a ton for Western and Eastern, the tranesactins inlu
ding 90 tons good Western from Olatboat at the former
rate.
n PORK-There has been a better demand for Pork du
ring the week,andwe have notted sales of some 3500
n bbls at $11500($11175for Old Mess inspected, and $10 50
for MO. Very little has been done in New, which is
b held at $12 500 13 per bbl for Mess.
Week's receipts, 1472 bbls-exports, 93.
n BACON-Themarket for Baron has beesn very dull,
and of Sides and Shoulders we have noticed only small
sales at 6030644 for the former, of Ordinary to Prime
Squalities, and 503 00B~e~ for the latter. New Hams ave
brought 9034100 for plain and bagged, and 10%l01S for
- extra to very ehoioe Suear-cured.
Week's recipts, 354 cuasks, eto.--xporm, 212
BEEF--The transmetions in BUsf rontinue limited at
. $140 $14 50 V bbl for Mess, $11 60 for H. O., and $10 60
for Prime, and $7 250$7 50 for half bbls.
S Week's receipts, 220 bbl and easks--exports, 000.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Western Buttter has sold
n aslowly atl14Ol18id, and Cheese at 804094 V 1, the salas
s- of the latter inolading on Thursday 300 boxes at 90934
- LARD-We noticed sailes early in the week of some 800
bbls Lard at 83(s0X04 V lb for Ordinary and lO for
of Prime, and 400 kegs Prime at 200, nud on Thursday 158
is bbls Prime at something over 034 h 1.
SWeeks receipts,1908 bbIs and tioerees-exports. 270 hegs,
equal to 3386 kege.
, RICE-This artlicle has been very dull, and we have
noticed is of M100 tol610 tierces during the week at
(04344 V b for Inferior to Prime lots of Carolina. The
brigTartar arrived on Tuesday witha cargo ef 384 casks.
WISIBKY-The demand for Whisky is yet limited, and
the sales ofthe week have besaen conftlaed to 500 or 600 bbls,
Sincluding on Monday 200 bbls Resotified, for export, at
a, about 184, and some small lots since at 128340240 gal
Mion for Rect-ed: 243 for Fletcherk's Extra ; 24 for Pikee
0 Magnolia. nd 541 for Raw,
Waseks receipts 13904 bbis-exports 71 bbls.
he SALT-We noticed sales in the early part of the week
of three or four oargoec, embracinolg some 25,000 sacks Liv
rh erpool, to arrive at $1 123 $10173 aek for one-third
fo.a.f h ; i ,and "01 he Corse. ow- i,,rd sy
b0M seae Turkf Ilahnd were old from stare, at $110 .i
OOFlE-There has beea lbt little antmation lr the
Ooree market during the past waek,bt prdes have gene
rally been firm, The sates emlbraee abot 6000 seks Rio,
ast 11011 for 8rdinary to Good, adlind 12 8 for Prine
nr*, with one or two lots at 18fl 9 lb.
A eargo of 2..0 bagn hba arrivesdfrom Rio de anelro,
andone of 1618from Baltimore during thweek. Thodl.
reet imports from Rio since the 1t of September are
'8,570 bags.
BAGGING AND ROP.--The demand for Bagging bas
been limited, and we have noticed only smallsales of Ken
tucky at 12%0183;4. Rope has ben more in requeslt
and the sales Include 170 colls at 7f4 equal to oqsh, and
yesterday 800 coils, numbered, at 74-short time. OI
Iodia Bagglag 188 bales sold on Tuesday, to arrive, at
10%4 on time, adding Interest, and 50 bales yesterday, on
the spot, tlo0.4, cash.
GUNNY BAGS.-There has be.n a bather actlve de
meand for this artole, and the sals embrace about 1,000
asles, to arrive at 120102, cash and time.
CANDLES-We h.re noticed aslte of some 600 bones
Star candles daring the week $t S(a2a9 1 lb.
HIDS--A lot of 1872 Mexican w.lt Hides was sold on
Wednesday at 184 f i O - decided advance.
FIEIGIITS-The rates genlally havs held an upward,
though with little Cotton offering for Liverpool, ships fee
that port have been flling up at %018-16d, which is a
slghtreduction. The engagements of the week compris
7 or 8 hips for Havre at 111-164 and $162E for lonr. A
Bremen vessel for Bremen at l%*for Cotton and 60f for
Tobaeco. A bark for Genoa at 1% for Cotton. A ship
for Antwerp at 1%4 foe Cotton and $175 for Flour. One
for Boston at 1 1-6.4 for Cotton. One for Now York at
$8 0 hhd for Sugar ;lad a brig for Philadelphia, also at
$8 for Sugar.
EXCHANGB--The demand for Bills has been fair dn
ring the greater part of the week, and the rates have
undergone but little alteration. We quote :
Sterling ................................ 10OI(09
Prane .................... 1. 5 f. .f.
New York Sixty-day Bills.......... i)(02( rt. dis.
light Checks on .erw York .......... ( 1i ot. prom
NEW ORLEANS OATTLE MARKET.
Jk.,aioe Orerv, I
Friday Evening, December 23,1853.
durlng the past week, 774 head of Beef Cattle, 60
Hogs, 870 Sheep, sad 840 Veal Cattle. The market during
the week has been irm for the better deserlptions of stock.
fair aupply of Texes Cattle, and a moderate seock of
Western Cattle andSheep offer. Peiea of Hote advanced.
bt few were offering during the last few days. Veal
Cattle in demand. A good supply of Milch Cows in
market.
Oe ,.e (Weetern) Fine ....... 7 7 % net
•" (Choce) ..............e 084 .8 1 It net
"" (Attakapa Texa)..3%405 4 i net
............................... 6 060 lb net
(in loets) ................. 2 25 00 t head
(Good and Uhoiee) ......-. $ .- -- -. head
IIecn Cows ........... ...$85 000.75 0 1 head
(Choice)............ $80 00(095 00 head
Caisves awn Ycu ae .......... $ 8 00010 50 b hen
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE r HDE Is D uIL o P.,
Baturday Morning, Deembher 24, 1824.1
CLEARED THURSDAY.
Ship Bau. HImn.r,B., New Y.,k, A Cohen
hog Dewaborta, Loaul, Barutosq J Praia
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Met.,1.,1 H h.yh Lo.ii
Ship S.-di, K."., F~er, JPq~kltadi yes
Shp a~oeKr rp LvrIo, Wm
ShipClpPmI.mhhSt.bh .iep Boger, Wlim
______ tell; 5t, l- P
ARRIVEID.
Si...hipp r a, iCw, NBh.., iial Ap~ilki, I, Wood Mir A
Bo, DluhTmlaa, Meek romrbvro, G J Brley ?L--lo
hrWip.l RW.rriogtek.., D.,. B..d·a,.,0,t. 5,1 C CnrdO,.
Ship 0.114. Plmb,, Sipi·y,45id.p. ft.m H.,,,,t, Slgrt, WiU1.~r
A,,-Sd di~ti4S,
ShipC0i..1r CI..h RGhori, Sl.ottL, n pphl, Nmad. 5, I
UrIh~hi, W.,hi,, limb.,,froo Li,.rprli, 04,. SlI So W (iii,--llt
Shipt my AwgdaLialr, dfromlm, I1.aeu, 11 ho0oo, II L101174
Ship Mheolelh, Tw.b, bom N..psd, Wntoi, 111,4, to .mutr-let
dlatrtt,
14 hiSL~PbmS·li4,frI1 B,.ili, '01.,No. 5. 1. mnlt.,-PSIoi.
Ship Mammab~s W.4. ,, D4a,. from Brodero, O.11W D, to -PCiL.
Shlp CultSre .Piaa, Rpy, days from H.14.., to PBgt Wild, iams
80,1,01da,ilarr, 5..1dop. 8,, Cadtiff '0., 143P Whbr op Al.
kc-9d dietrit
Bug BsolIt, S g,, r,,ti~rr, Olldt.'lp 8t14 1.8.4,dltrct
Ship eMdllo., and Mary lar, R.1401, SCmhb.., No-Id. , to.
hE Yli.,s.S,pRy I ~f.,P.,.sdi.. b16. aJ WilP-ii..j,
menbloL t
do shipWulr, C.1.a,5 from Lerpaoao, .oi. 9, to a.W1.,- ... d-l
Shp hrnhlblBget ,frmNs.,po~rtl,MWl,ap No.. 4 o"t
Dobrh Ip ,So, for, WI... 8g..N. DdaL
Sh1ip 51 d·al.., o y. 114.00.01.
N. 1.0110.81 Bar. lila S eye.-lla.
ShpSu a&1 it" mal, 11...lai.,
an lr -kIol boan Cyae fromleve i . porr leg
Dark Tgillll, Bdateg ~~I u· ri·B~anBn, oml
-9r-d district
Sark Yount, Seann, from Liverpoltr, Get. 9, to mutt--Lt ,skies
Yihlly. roy.. W wport,, ell-Nolvoa 9 to AI,.led
BakMLo,y Rae., . 66 0.1 Jaye 11.,.144
P ..L L ard,.. W1.0., to f1 P .4,. y l
Bi aehssy,,Mrovs, from baLondnOc.lit uct1. i~il
DBlr bark Rwin, ooe, SIo., 8,.. Wlmpo b
let-- di tri m tt lt le'
a, Cale, id Jaye f9·rom H Crrr, to R G S L A E L rvy
Na. darn- h.,1.."
hr;Bou~le oeaih.Po..aa~p i ..;1.d~. Gn,d II a...5
Brigr Ellie, sum·. I srrr from M Plnln OutT, G arte-MI ui..
Sehr urg lla, Taylor, ! dgýý frm Poooroeo, to G m r--l-Buie
T l.h 0 ,i W hig l,, da s.Ie from Poo.-i ,..dd.B. 4 I"
Sehr MdisR , lasfom J s oi, toi R Claboli, hod shaul.
chr Eli,, .S .fllbip m.ho mutt-Suf.P
ilr lol llC.., .hlpa. from C1onoco.., G g ah.,
ItItIo· Lro, bo Cwt
W i.hoFphl.Neei 1fom Mpi his.h .h
Scott~oo, Swan fIrom Bt Fame
SomMe ef~ r tat, Mflet frm ByouSws
rehol D.S sy, Who,,, frlaI.Pfom ..-4l,,. d
.hipW.hInes, horow, ,otb.foni
Arfto, alreoh , frM m ,,I.. ruod
New1404, Whapo, bran i. P..B.,ouo 41g,11igih0
Srro . L·Lbrm, from lerid··lc.
Noh se, ol h .uu o, from dlh uig, , .
Mora, Bne Wa lea from Aiun rua.
LayRbieg Ce.t from M~ililen Bad
Red T~re i '-ale ro ph.sJ
Frklyia., b.l,1ioa Nrod YLh .h
Reindeer, ]iluntgomery, from Iaollrille.
Bell Donna, Motiaore from W illinusport.
Nsmhea, Lashess,, rout New Carthage.
Sauthen Sells. IN it.. from VtekahurI
Towbeat Phenix Crowell, anm the Paueg-Lanad dowr. and to sea lath
tutamt, ehfp Mdn, Denmark arks Edmund and Luar Ao.
twouphhtup~ipe Mommuoth, Dlwnt W-biogton, sad Towboat
Towbut Olilivia, Witltmrr· from the Peev.-tare dawa and In~·.
nosh ho A n-hip J It Olr ea, aaLlh Crowell, brig) B Qiýtinye
rd erhr rep ehipa Luin Coto lnr n bI
Brillian.tonPur gdbr
Towboat) P Whimsy, p It .hi from the Pasoan-towe down do
to wa )Iet assns, Ibp Harti~t and lelwl·, bark Wm Chue, 1. ig
KiU--brought np ahipe Sea LEagG lid Thorohill, balm 1lrmt,
and ugflr.
Towboat DISoto Whnnn, from the Pwur--bared down and to we
I9lb inalama, ahipe Ino lid Albert, rod M de Embrfl-bLrought op
·hip \Iarlr, bark John Dot.. ,., brig Bro.·...It.
Towbeat Iluisrille, Palmer, rom the Puns-lowed down and to wn
Pllt i daul, skip Wa disi. oxt-bror up Ihip Mary Ward, bet.
Rce why* fh Midu
Torboat StSr, Weohitny, fom the Pewee-xrnt down light-brought
.p .hip Carflu and Inry Clark, bark Mail.., and brig Ow L
Below--oming Op
Hr .hip Pemberton, with 7760 ucL· alt to 7 H Mhbridga in,.
9 hipe, 9 bbe, , od 1 brig unknown.
SShip Oelean, Lesi fr Iram Nen YorL, to A Cohe..
SPOKEN.
By the ehivpSea Eagle from Liverpool, on the ad instant, in let Y 14,
long 69'1 ship Canton, from Gloucester, Eng., lbund to Si10'iah,,upl
plied her with fore Nopapi, rope., to.
MEMORANDA.
W The bNo Brilliant. Millr.y, frm .Newport, W.I,., report. tibton
the 91bh Nov., in let 1 0, inLn 63,- sa Nlac lippe. ship with Ii.s of
foretiptii yard, .i.li.g N W iam i ti j me .a b " 1-11lipper b.rk"
wi ldh low i of ma o nsd oPI. s ..i*, .en lore Ntpollltiro, Stering
North, with foresil sat On th·P 2d instant, At linl1(10 ocok nlt2,Io
6 i, pased a Iop r- . o..I 3, bumsto the . a.r's *dge. 0. th.
Idi..t t, io I.tlN40,ilong I8,spo bark James Bailey, yr pod 10150
Philadelphi., IfPoi.t Pbtre, Ni.dJop.. 0. the l oth Nov., khit
lyingz in i, byvygait eI om NE, shipped a sea which canrdd *.wy
fore and ..Iai.stLsy Ihe deck, nd bonprit by the night heads.and
W.I~ine the deal, badly-wee .ddo jury masts bound to St Thomas for
.P.atin. e wa leaking very little and waniid no iistenee; sous
time saw . bark with lossof tain 00pmullt, mina meet, and to,. top.
Call. &lrout, .t.nl.d N W
Cm Captaii Doris, olf h .hip MLouit Wubiglonp.rriry d yesterday,
tram Beydenoi, report. tbhat abut the 13th Obeobyr, a forigin ve.elr
rived at Bord.., lrom the BEyol Bhiloy, the .aptain of whicb reported
that hbesNtwor v el. bottom up, one appearing to Ae An ii,.iy.
ship iid the other. Dutch gpiits.
EXPORTS.
iEW TOILK-Sbip lit.. Holip.-473 Nie. cotton, 771 hhda a...r
Lb3 bi.N mold ., 168 hale. hemp, 4I do Hum,t9 hide Nobiaoi, l4pIge
WETUMbPLAA-St.Iei Oyrgi,0-2 hhd. ..iga, iL bb. ry, 975
b1ls . o...,yhdi7,-ll , 176 do whisky, 6i cask. bon 108 bo ..
NbyN.letibe, h ee s49s. .iffynd e.oddtul
LiVE~tPOOL-ShipMiay.o,.,-tybale. ctton.
LIVERP, L-Sbip For.Lt Sitst-Ly hl9 io..NLNL.
LIVERPOOL--Ship Columbia--9l bales cottoo,4661 bbl. Roor,6
tasks oil yky,gl .ae.
3 blhLORCA-tri¢ Label-363 bales cotton. age raves..
LIVERPOOL-Shplp twr-111( Lates cttonr, Il76sscI corn
NAVPE-.Ship beiyyl-t4tL iN.e. yyttyo, lOLL bLO Boar, 601 ...h.
wheat.
BARCELONA-Brlig Los-LIt hbleycoton.,
PLNSACOL A-Lby Di.moyd-lO bbd. ign., 10 bbi. mole.., 6 1i.
do, i bblW eiybh, Li di potaloe, 50 di pork, tU ca0lla vip., IL ..ah
1.T. MbbKP9S-L Wm R Pelly-l0 bbds sugar, 6I uy.k boni 16
Obis aunt, 40 bbl. molsI··. 0 do poiy, l9 di w.b,.ky 2 do lard, Lb di
potatoess.4. dod.pIy.l , toile rope, 90 Lsacks cob. d *dpiy..
BARCELONA-buig Do.i-brrl"- bales otton,, 10LtiNy..
IMPORTS`
BORDEAUX-Ship bfiiIWu.hiiyiton-ii ale it.d. 1 oIiyvrlioFa
ttaedy l6 s... broody fiiil 7 do wine E RoNhicys, yco-6 hb.ipap..
3lbbh brandyy4It h ,btlaui E Deibyiis-2 mit ids Dldyoo.Not-4l
hhdel) alt o PJ ar· x 9 6 do broad, fruit to rut. 140 basket.
Ii VM igao,-llOysey.. ine Vot' cial ALi-ILL do pl'O 070d
LonigLoLis& Oni1i-Sl bbi.y d..01d, bi.r A -_Bod-tcueysw .
do Lanyty, Gandolfo dAo-1i- do T Biip, BlaInchad AIco-d k[ p px
20 qy do i rdy C t FPyey i.- aces mdd e &F,,,s,-9 lida
It bido 69llsb rics N lleme-41 bbi. pne.i ifilbd. >d bbli. wns
STyimo.i-lbidsbdod 1. yignourt Auo-{t do F oldbNe-lldi A
LCana i_-ll( yaus. md hId,. d ike.-100 hbbd. 42 earntrine
{L pipes 30 bbi byandy W F 5yrdinbiyg - {3 hAI- s bbd e 60 cat..
iprun,. d A Gd T.rd.--iicasbyto sse. DysniiiAb yyr._ybd. hyp1ine
t T Piyct[ yo-S cases fruit. J Py *1n.-Lip-l hhd. wine R CabLoyi
Ay-76 hbbd.Lsb .dLdi is X Lambert-3i cases do A CGniae-l1 his
mdsie F Romieu!Lo-14-l6 hibda 1t00 iies yino 86 09 -i.. 20 barrels
byoId' 19n cues iydiy,.d Lyi·L,6 -inbhds yI6 In. 3 bl thdayi..
ar l de Foiani.. do-lt1ihlibN·8bbl. SB1 t ies y ii C CCtvyy--.I:
dio S Thomas-ll tens 8 eke mdne J OGu.hre-2 tklrgs mdn H YVbltn-
12 birds win. I1 casnyIba oide. D 0ibolut I0dS50 Vsbtsit
to order.
1 MANLEILLLL-rig NiEi.-7 bip.S.Ln isty. mid. A brshwb-40
auks rine ,,sbpey.rasp 3 Laii.tL-yS o.sbs NI bosil. it N Lacoste
-1-iObsle.bbln.ktd.sHda Nllauy-d-9bLI. brandy N6 diNto ta.
CT Biodiyib. h.-2c.sk.,in. tsi bit. oil Dbor[ 4.o-yO pbg.
a mdn d CIse..-6l do Rollly A Reggio-1 box ar..1I V.iiy-y9 do
57 ddomileds dird d Výy,-00d- ., pdoi7tiy. pkP d .sr. iod Act--1
Lr boxelsiioPAMnLrio-Ido Dogalw, Puiu.i.Ot b-s6Oyb.qad banskts
.i1 900 bxeIii V d iLyad 0 Pp., Au-IN I oil 100 bdxes pickles 10
-doline W do mdn, H V Ntei.-.0 box . p505 urea Posen lyJSIS d Ai
it do mdse P A Laneose-1 do cordial. Derbs·--1 te( grde wine 11
boxes oil and pi llUs B P... Aeo-123 auk. Ill bWS I.. P Ilr
6; 81.-94 do ] leds-fb boxes m4.e 1106.mptyjar., Delp~t-1.0 woks l
ON wine M6 boxes aad kg.n mdn 20 harts empty 6otu!·I, order.
NMENNRHAVEN-Shbip Miomouth-30 l henpasiempNy bouli. a0
borsepipoIiNu)ptIy ¶Vn ohasl ..w co- dbo mdn t
C T' Buddleeko L- do L A S Ksiiar-IlO do Cramer Aco-6 do Irsel P
4 do bardway.Hd Gtlbl.I..,ea w-9pb m4les P Ziu-ll rases mnb.
0I W H Latchfrd Aw-17 boxes wno do bares B oek--11 me mdse
A stnraeoeIger-9 do Ooldemslh, Hdber Ao-1I b..bdys potewsb to
d -30 n do , Hrt '- chet M IIlMoyrn--) hse mdse J BllmPe
W yiy Via .0i do mndle 2 BMyN- rL9 A i o T id.idu-1i
dPiimite A iiity-l cue do C bLitgaiL--(lt8bs. ddo b oNi 9r pip..
I, 3lsua.jVbNN .1...
, HA-VNE-LbipCodtosn PlaNter-l bosbo. wise It Ilyy Nduoiy.h
sid.,A!dige AN-i d.C 0,ieyoi Loo-t do C Gald-6 do Go.,
Piyrry tii-2ldi Ali.-Ll do bheyy" JN Conni. -Icue msNe P
Jott Aeo-l do i Feytil-1 di N dio eer & Risod-140i demliohn.
0 N Ly iy- L... Nmdel NriddigSAu-L do C Fablyr-g do Smnyoig
geryt Etyyryid.
APA I[bBlIiCOL.A-SI,.,Nbip Amurii.-yyl bai.. cotton 3 ln.tan
74 o WooiWnd A&LoN-46 do iLsi.Nioad,S0Nyi9 & Nidosrlp-I do to
A bLiigydoIwpyI-45d
Barnard Aco-19 d.-~ do 7 base. tobacco J blitol-Od oln
Iaar ol 190 ibis rpeo C D Mdetcalf &.-"-s do 14 box.. t0
baconPost A Mel-ad.WdDo o WS -1mdriy.to JLdy..bNogJA
d/' LIVERNPOLt-bbip Warbley-4009 .ak.ia.nd 1IRA. tL t W Oliver
g~ou., L..r a. n
IU..aY,rn~-rrsLa...uC-ll......· . BKUU.A
rnktUN U~kt?.dq
PZnuAC-&lj.Th-UvyKI..-IO I *nu.180).thU.
-Jbalr 1-hi Cdd IHN.l U
UALTIMO U -..,r. .,aa-a..44. -x
UV RO l-k k V.Ikbr t-A....I.4 ,14..
c(nt 9 t(RC. Rsa pýN Uf
I6 d U·or 1, Yl ken Y dhall 1l 4 L1 y
TAMPA HY-3obr J TaS1 -I/i }W 6 bdHt lat 9 rM BR
cK a ttt ''r aaaup era.ra.k.
AfmitC.4m.d~I y~ntu i Pb, LI m
PBNAACOLý'A'-Aah HarOa-.9W 'ddt ny NU N ýnkI.
REOIPTB OW PBOD Vrau
WILL 74581PO41-Par 3.8. f I 4... 941 o45.5.
P71y.7a 4114r4...-1 ad7I A Jame-I10Bwv4744-W 7.
Hasa,-61 4aey 74 61144..-esA M Ilj7144.237-4 74ftM,148.
, 4W4-60 BW44.B W47444a 4 Wattle B.l.74.-1 3R 4..
tomo 1( 9ljuuk.a teoi{ o a; Pla Ave Yy 21 Harrod
97.4777d-4.. R 7444.-110114 7421 4 4-14 H Bnll44o2.l%
74.174,07. 74 -274 H74.44.14411 1 44447. .7l...V
74147 4.7.-47 1.44 41Q..77417rrol4 7 A J Wright 1..
. Nalt·, Cot kro-8 H I coed. keo-16 ptlhM ae(Ir ndu
AP 7i.ob-77ar to-41 do 741 o E 74 y- rd .eo-hi"4Me 6 e 3 u D-1
r-1414. 7 4 . 14. 14--,7.4124 74r e 1474 do 4 . 14 447.e
W91 HaLl k PA.M. 1141 bola.4., 1U.1 46 7195t 17,74 b
7 7 I74w. 4
bidonniovýdo wbleky l d..4 gei CMLMv*Wwere-0 bass- 9 X
444--9144W017 do 24742 dop1o.7e74 d 1.. 4.9 D ..71B lear4
tebeee Mclurdo k Warwlek- 0 AM, ale LH Hodge-!78 do lr
444.9, areas ko-4.4o 169to. 18 keg do A W74.l7 @ f
bbiew ler Ea dfn wkcl d rela L ro-I19 clplla· in-IPrN . e1
they . 4 aae+- bW lbagus ... 8 voyor
8 4..7..,, 7M.I T D..gs rr A-4 p.7. C7.1 pb1II bW..174 44212 14
keo-71 ZLL'B Btu140OrdP., .47p4.69 kll1.. 1 4.1.. 444..
mr4.744t 1 4l.I-47 447471549, 74141..7.7479444 .714l.7
and 147 d-2444L.b whisk 74071il 4 1-11-5egs ld 4 do r441 B
1.1471ot 19 L.,k4 eon41.1 1 . 17.7b4-b4a 44 TI 174.74.4-44 a 77.
mod 4 rsmal - 94B..7.. 4 .447 44. 4-7W JB Bn e -100 bou7 - 1 br1 L
uli Il te n de dr.
tOBDPLM ITORE-P etumn New Iaboa: 14 ida m O0
Wto k 114ual4 -1 do'Arigbl WIOmataý6Sbh wa
k Viguud-16degA~bawkeo-44 dolblbbL ~ tP
J; A,"114 do 2 bbd. Lgar W DTrgkrrqahuM i
Bmlth Jokw k Sault- do A Milenbeger ees-14 d H Tt.4u
lad. .Z G bioi eat-i do 98 bbl melee. J B Bono"-40 de W R
86iff 4ee-80 40-44~W. Mc0all-2. do J dot-6 do 87 h7d4 aunt
Hnad 4 aury-'t da Y da Pgwt-1 do T S ¢Idn k- r bbla
1I.m fi GcMoJr. Total 19 bpp.. ,ad 898 - oto 1..7, er Il 471.1
BAYOU SARA1-PVr 7LL414. Hoosier Stb: D Was 44444. t3
Ward k utw-90 Beale L·4.1744..44iF14o- Byte-144J L IWo
10 Andoran a Mateaf-I I Eiddalt, tree Iaoe-t E erard * -7) do
10 B 0weq-dq hhds .app M v oia J-9O do Cammack dota
7.77. d7474bbl.37-74.4 BLrbrid. - A Ad7. 17 do 9..hd..474.
H4ll A Rodd-6R bids nodose=2 = 1 do J Y de F442
7 do W 0nAIy-flaO-4 d Weoe*l .o- 148 434if 117 do
j B B1777..48l boa..7apple 19- He,4. esw-7i..7 order. To17.
TIbak. cotton 9 hhd. sugar 188 bill mmhW.
DOVALD80NVILLE-Per i1·p e, DotoB*1y : 44 hkd agar
916II.. 4.4-47 Al FW71141747..-24110 Byd. 74 7-7r Lo727
4 Cha..7,-4714.44.,17. 04 1.74 B 447--I 71. b4.- 41 W
7414441.7.4474144 do 7 Y-1 A 74177. do 60 b1bB74..-1 C170m4,7e
Tot,! k 4e7 t-44. 7447-12 12.747.. do 6.4-Il do E Gerard Aft
14 41 .1.4.7
NEW C -RTIIAP.7.-..7, .7 r 1.744..78 Il b7. n .7. 0
07,144. 7, Sta .. -k S.44414,87 iFý..llo7 4.0-880--II D747747
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747 71o-416 W J744-2on 4 00-7N471 4..-744r .4o-19 W ...7 7I.
kro-91 R Beek-98 4oraaaConnelly-66l J C Hkk. &,.-l Brood
Willi~·s rs Ao-2 AJ vrih&A-o-8 J B Brom 60-47 Cate A
.4. on-94 M Pd.y. 7414444in77-97 Word S4on.4-5 W8 4711.1..
9 f Anfe4 74.4 ket4 .l,-I7 A 4 .-4Dmal~e~o-1 07 04. k,7B.4-7
1Fr W7.74111eo 1772*-7. 1 11.71,. 771.4 4.4-1 C*7171..4o-18
2 1,0. .6 7 -11 4t 0 44.7... 744-90.477 4 4 g-7
Gooruwod rous Tota1801 balaeottae. , we
V ICKSBURO~-Per stammer Souther Belt.: 980 oletoan WW/ndy
Crotches 001II9 Swiveygreen eo-S F Ilowa ke--9'9 bl~l
Wlilliaau keo-210 Tbonhill'Lro--l7( Braud.,, Wlliams Aeo-l
A 0J W 4ir.41km-145l7 W C47 7 IJn.4-144 71ed., 7 A4en-84 d442
7171c.414177-T Payne 44-1P17174-6 J B Byrne .7o-77474-b, 1
7co-747 R4474144. 147744o-, B 1447.7.4.41 7.o 74.744
GRAND; MllAr KE-B" . 0-4 4.J F . 1.75.0-J 1 I41k47.' 7. do 14
WJ..4.4474-17787.P4 7447i GnnL-7 Cl 1177yd. Brothers-.,-9
m.or4r-119 Corry k -I EO.4. -146 E .447-7 He1444441d 7,4-110.
14 Watt-leDeIa.l 77147 RWl1l. o, Duma 2 _1, -4 J .ll4l 4F*-1
H1g.7.ydn Bl,7P -11 J0. Ri7.7.44 0qo-1. or.74 CW,.-1 -1l d
4arti- Owen 4,47bb 41- 8 O Nelson 27..4mpbe14.llkston7-'
P 147O77 kPco-' M Ltr.e. C.4, 4e-.-0 R117,.,, 1 4474D4.774
6 Powell k .2.71117BIl9- 14Hill e- EH P4144. 0o-7
1 N472,4. 44427 R Beek Mel ..ylll - 7177e.4.1-74 HF 74-IY a1 .1
441 seed 1 do 2,4 l 41 o, Smith 1.. o-414414.cmroo rd 8 YcAL.
pin. Total 2749 balcenotuu.
GRAND LAKE-Pear 00.0000 rank Lye: 998 West entire t
W Jurkmn Aeo-168 0 MPiu·Lud eae--164 Kellf k Fnaie-179L do
0.11. - Lee 47147 WI.. i Do 74goo !1.-67 T.7nbill 2.40-86 L-ddy
Crstehe keo-8a Mailn. Owen Ccobb--ia Wood A Jnnc(4 WI
Don0474P7. Wgll .1 W.li4., keo-W18 JC Ricky lee.-e L44.4 7r
s10,,.i..44io14.4-14 1444414,0 W .ll.77,B7.4nt 741147-971Pnl1
0o-7 11it414.oho414.744-77C'7qu W A Ande.w-!t W G Co747.47.
9 R1.4.47, B2lr 7.--96 Camm0,11.k4.4-7 WeRt-8 77.g., 74-14
R Beek-4 Oonivm Brotherr-60 Idoo. non Pea~e-15 Georg Cw-
Ilelly-90 Payne 4 Henirono- u order. Tota1167 tuba coton,
GR7ND PRAIR17-1P··ttaue R44 d4-077r: 10 bd. r9474le
bb77ONALD7.0 44777, RL14-,7 b. do Bu I4.7, 77 arrot g
bbb~au nolwa t J ontgoery-9 0 UgokarL-40 de J Yd Ego
a-ib hhd. t.Lsar 6 bbl. m . O Olirnr-/ hd. augr Y iotl
Ceo-R47 do 1 44bh7n. 412o-7lI do P C441.0. Total. 7,10. hhd., 74
401 bbl. molure,108 bf do.
MIL41RHN' BEND-Per steamer Lrey Robivoo: 910 balsa Bolton
Tlloll oo-SII Wrigh; Hlllianr kee--W 8liney, Grose Lco--16
Corry k Panne-66 Brande.r 8.l.. 147 4... g . Co4,4 vg1W6
71ea-249F44r44 7417,4.7474,4-14 O 4.112 7.L127474-49 1774. O4
A Cobb- l J ýi ng-74.4-r ,I 17 4.i..y0 W.tt744De-47W4
6 Bogs,; Felq k Avery-8 ( P·UL goo .it. R Nugevt ko-1l( do
¢ garnr keo+7 R Pritchard keo-80 0 . n I ulr, Smith keo
Tot4- ,1941 417 4ot7.
DONALDSONVILLE--F~r steam., Mary Foley: 10 hkL wg
'(0 bbbl molur· I (Iordon, Jr-20O do 95 do H Teu (ro-10 do 6d
O Saba~ier-]6( bids molts . Islore0-8-0 E Gsrud kco-8l0 Dmil
,a ou-6 bole. roten H 4 9 011y-540 bbl. Sour, G2479BC1oJ M17
CoC an. Total 50 hhd. sugar 976 bbla nolsuu,
7.97IDEN.7 -7707.14737477 41 : 4-0741'e7 cotton 4.,7.1 Wil
Wig42 0-10-4 9 J-4 Ao-2.09 E7-40 WA . 747.7-01 LI- 147477-B
kco-117 Fearq lnveg lees-Il Swia· 6nr· . ~o-96 Wattle
Ca~nltR t itMiller keo-9f 1r' Ord J oore-80 do Brroder.
Willi,.44le478 T6 G7477- 443.77, 747.74 070 G- 7.714,144..y
P A Owen Ao- 64 Cuddy. Crteher e. -47 Curr7, k Peron-40 do
N4tl.1 Cot 71 -I .-41 P 7oc74d 47o-217 O7Nelson 4eo-24 7 Wit.
llama-E H-edecruo I Peel.-96 fibber, Ooodrieh klo--14 R Nanla
kleo-90 Williaou. Bmkunt Aco-II I F Wehec-Ildo .reamer Y
CW,t.'and. the. Aon Carrll kco-9 Wd A ednw-7 'T L Mcr 7 gb.
ev'ar`nd Hmland? eoTn rr Bon-;keo-4 Fd·I kla 80fn -- I-0ohm Smilb, J4Bttc
k Scott-6 orderen To r r~ lr ato~o lt
oadrie. W To~a19129 lelrotlan.
ALEX A NDRIA-P14..t., Id", 2774.7..0 .777447"ton S 0 N.4,7.
4114271 W 8 Do444ll-474 77 7il24,7er77 8- R747.7, 14,14.7470-7
E H1 PamruY aeo-II Bochmmvo, Canu 8Asa- DhrýL. Trwa aea-I
0 Roobi4u-4-14 4.y H748,4.-l J H Holi4d-15 7 0.7,,7-9
Wrigh; Will7,7411114,. Pa,- 14.1. Ra71.4.47-11 do M P,114,- 1 Is
Cammack.4qSnirn.7 Wo.t-44 A ] Wrlg4t .&-- I7 0grr.N Foley 4
Lary9 M 3D Cooper Aso-t0 Breeder William. Aco-{ W 6 8 e
21 4mp4.l7,-4142A,. 094B~wp4. Or7474-41 eta6 7414..,T 14741.7
6 A ROUIle- Penma, Campbel eo-- 7 ,tamer Storm. Tmal g{6
baler eottoo.
GRA44D PRAIRIE-P7 ,.,7mer R 7I yoe..: 12 7.hd441*qr to P
Rolebford-9ll do Gouldain k Kerr-9P do E Lruupe-U bbl. no.I.
141 Y de E977-44 do4 JD De e-14 halfdo 466 444d2 saga 4436fH
kco-29 d.. F-., Donegankco- 4 bbl. do 8 Dell- do W k Must
gom&41. Tout 110 hhd.s2r7477441bbl241 1-.do m WA 17447
FLATBOATS.
414 -In Firt D71triat
.7EN77KY-1er Da1ling 4 G90,1m,'. Boat-1400 b7ll potato se100
.nbbgurr Poole Ire.
PASSENGERS.9
Per shtp Mcuot WYin.dt teerage
Per 11 Ctton lnntbr-8 rabiv, 2:.T Itsrags.
Pn hi Caroline and Merv Clark-58.leels'..
P Pat shi Wvb'or-b cable nd 106 euer~gs.
NOTICES SPECIAL.
7749, 7,4974
M ISSISSIPPI FIRE CO. No. 2.
SThe oaes and member of this Corny are
hen byi f 1
herby notified to attend the ReIIuluar hlonthly Neet
nr to be held at the Engine IHous, MONSDAY
EVEN.ING Dember ' e6, t o'cI . Put.al A e
Inry requsted. F. J. ROBERTS, Seonretoy. do
NTOTICE OF ELECTION.--PurBuant to a
Write Elctlon beari.g int the lith day of Dscmer0b.,, I,
and to e died by hi. EHIalle.y, P. O. H6bert, Govrmoro th
Ditrlnteftks Parc ofOrleno snd Ciyof N 1w Orlea, leh (i 1o
pried brtxseen the upper .ide of Conal Itreat, Julia trea, l.er ide
the Rier SiNaiIAippi and Lae Po oBhrtraI-Fi, BSiLth nd eenth
Pharinct Einto D (late Secod oieipnll.ty) aO hereby dtiied
that an l will be held in said Distrrit vn M7ODAY 7 the 1 da
AJn..Qary, 1B4, for ONE RESENTATIVE to the STITE LEGI
LATRES to fll the IdB1cuy tensioned by thh riTlleinou of the HBn.
S. F. SLATTER.
The Pol. wrill bI opAea, on the dy abore mentimoed from the holu
of a o'dlocr h tho mooring s nt A o'lock in tCe eenmnC , at BocB daeNs
and pdProh n sBperntend I sn dp mlanE, meat of the CoBilut oer
rnd Clerk o be ppointd by hse Common Council of the Cty of New
OrlenB .
The Eletion t conducted, ndduplicate rrtum to be mad to the
ondeaigned, ec-ordig to ],w.
MANUDEILLE MARIGNY,
SheriS of the Pariah of Olear.
Bherif Ofe, Parih ofOrl,0.s, Deember lII, 1853. dO0 1
NOTICE TO SHIP-MASTERS and OTHERS.
OSe, the undenigoed Shipping-Ma.lesn, do hereby notify the
public that we are independent of say Aalciatii u whatever.
WASHINGTON W. STYREN, WORSTER SMITH,
JOHN S. PERFECT, JOHN RING,
FRANCIS S. GEORGE, MARTIN L. LAISEN,
FREDERICK BUGLE,
New Orleans, Dcember 20, 1853. d91 St
j OTICE.--LAYAYETTE AND POITCHAIRTRAIN
I RAILROAD COMPANT.--A Me.ting of the Stockholders o.thi
Compaoy will be held wo TUESDAY December 21, at 5 o'cloek, r. u.,
at tidr OIke, No. i JeBko n Wreest FoLrth DIstrict.
dll W. T. GILLMORE,SeerBOtr.
AW AND NOTARIAL NOTICE.-W-. L.
POINDEXYRT, AAttey-t-Law and Nolr. Public, CommI
loaor of the United State and for the State. of hits|uippt wd Ohio(
OfMce No. 0 St. C Garl I, lt. .1
SLL POWERS OF ATTORNEY heretofore
grsate, by me ere hereby ,evoked.
d12 S. WOLFF, 45 CImp.treet.
T HE undersigned havreg been re-appointed
1 .NOTARY PUBLIO by Gove Hubert wile pr
allnmal busiae in conneetinn with H. . CENTS, No;tr at No. '21
St Chari. 11 Btreet• o 3e WM. CSIRISTY.
JTACKSON RIFLES, ATTENTION!-
SThe Mcnll, of thsi CompE.an are hereby ordered to I-m
ua.s DrIil on evpry WEDNESDAYst o'clock, . a., 11il
fur er no:lice.... By order of the Captaln.
1,0 WM. BZANT, Orderly Ser.rot.
JO U R N E.Y M E N HOUSE-CARPEN.
TESS' ASSOCIATION meets theasend ad fourth Tue.
dayl0of eah mnth, at, No, 294 TIuSS Itonios stret. re
A.C. SeESYSOBAl, F t '
J L. ABRIOHT, RcNrding Seere ter. jys lylS
SMeSSrS. Editors: Please announoe Col.
A. P. IELD for JUDGE .f tha FIRST DISTRICT COURT. and
obli!. hi. MANY FRIENDS. .1 tdl0S
IHouse Furnishting Store,
MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO,
78 and S RIamp street.
IW The Subheribra are daily receiving fresh addltion to their largo
and varied stock, coprised to whch are
UEENRWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARED
BOHEMIAN WARE BIRMINGHAI WARE.
RICH ClINA VAAS a.d FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLOR aad HALL LAMPS and GIRONDOLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WAITERS, i setl or Bingle
FINE TABLE CUL'TLERY and toekeeFpig HARDWARE;
ENAMELED and HOLLOW WARE;
RITGANNIA, PLGNISHES TIN and JAPANNED WARF4
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, FEATHER DUSTERS
BRUSHES of l had;
pApER HANGINGS sad BORDER, DOOR SMITS;
WHITE, CHECK, FANCY and COCOA MlATTING;
SVINDOW EORNICSI.,CORDS .,dTASSEL;
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
.... L ....
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LORD a.d WHALE OIL;
STAR, SPERM and WAX CANDLES.
4s Selected for Family u Le.
* dit0 SLlER, HARRIS A WALDO.
LEGANT FURNITURE, MANUFAC
URED AT LOUISVILLE, KY., by B. N. CAWTHON, for
whimi the Prill of a ECld edal war awarded by the late Fair.
Tle..loNdidato FURNITURE, valued aB #f00 eomprl iog aB
P Armor, Beddte., Toilette Bsre, SeSrtorry Book ae, WIh StndO,
and L., d. Re.I, ia now ready for ipection at the SBn esh Store of H.
5. SIBIE, IHT, UphoFtererand Paper-hangr, No' (" Camp strNt,
N. 0., se[ d1or 1 to t1 ofce of the Picayune, ,C0ra It tlea enteslio
d ofthe owner to disposp. of it by a RafSe a o the choanes aB all
S The pblie of New Orltans elnd srang vi.iti.gthp.cty O rre.B t
flly inyited to w.al ad edaminie, dl 101
SPICKLES--100 boxes assorted Pickles, for
16by A, . ECOEB5BAN & 00.,150Or .O.
AMV1YJ81`MNTS.
O. p. ... 'L4 vL:.. ,.
__JAVONDAY EVENING . Eb Si Htil, El 1. IEEE.E.
ANDT N.GtRCm-Eb.,41 lBv , MpWuSMEDE
ý bý wrsylWI As.,.4W Id
Y47.D,..E VWb* JgllEBrw
famNEOWNDN(T-Nie.hM. 11M
WTO-ýp RROW NIGHT-MI. E Yn R.11.45% ;IJ
C'Drm C.4d P1 UhISb Ca d.tb..aIVdR*,
pallmr ft eto4 CoL~rd lrtq U)tnl....Pltmr Bea y-kt ; lYf
fila ý'arma., p,
ý' DoonopN athN~lse f dtlak ; CMir i~d Y ddt; rri
PLACIDWE' VARINTIIJS Grsalr deet.
S ATURDAY, D.N !.. 11J4$,%Sb rfeaISS l N
.nm.s.SI tl,.Comend SIe PAUVL P4SI5'EP,1E4.lsil4id; CSI
O'lAl,,V',dk...D..,. CRAOOVIUNU',SU V&EIAu
V.Pd....T,.5.11. .11d. wiht. .,. .f OOEXGNT IN A
PN tNA-CIs, Mr. U54R1d; sa,, M.IN 2214s; Y... C=,w
2rrJ
Parea or Ag-,7B~ay o hts- urdWwe
IN. B.,TGA 1.I(,, (fr ..4dp .su....,) B..; Qly
Vi,.t. Boa., I.
ORLEANS THEATRE.
I'F ATURDAY, DN.s.A* . Sh.Il..AaOp.,.,p (1. Sa.)
n' P..lalor too eaoiw piawt aou.
SOUTHERN MUSEUM, St. Charles atreet,
Op-. Dady N,.1N· sA. r. 411P.M..
MADAM GRA HAM,
Tbh LARGEST WOMAN 110 Tl BLl) ,bS.~7U pHNTEdW;
imaumirt6y, f s.romtd the cade, 'Iý Mllad tb. in and 4J
amend the~rn.
THS' TRANSWIOCEATION OF WASHINGTON,
A Bfala·..fie...; g tl.a l lnds of..
OUINEN PFAMILY AND TUB HAPPY FAMILY.
of ANIMALS. AHetg lbp
Th. ELEPHANT, CARSIL, TNER8, LEoPARER SEAR ,MON.
Ks. ý1od WOOLY HORS~e,.fe, er<, and IO.W O ~jiatin
C3' Adm'aebo b allonly 9f <aY; l1Wna f tmY. it!
UCLIDAY WEEK AT DAN BRICS.-Daring
lb. tb.I9lidjtharE. 14.. GRAND SYAOE.aadRE)NPG,
EVER1 AI' II .'leek, sod EVERY EVENING M1
14s~k.
A GRAND EQUUGTRIAN SCENE,
TH OMAN IEOTIHERS;
THE MENAGE ACT-MRS. NICE;
MILE FPRANK V
JEAN' JOHNSON,
r.H. 30os80%,
THE COMIC MULES, p.SESR..d byDAN iR[E&
ON TUBl STAG'S,
SCE4GINO, DANCDIO DSTSE A..&AS I45.H15E.SIS..,
Ec.1..,0 1b ET.
ROPER'S SPARRING BOOMS,
NEXT TO TRAVIS'S PISTOL OALLEXT
O,.,tB . SHADE. Pald b.5
Cý;o. , RoEVERY AY B Vomito/and ttblo'rbei P OdVEY
BALLS--BALLS.
! RAND MILITARY. CIVIC AND
`X FANCY bEERS BALL.
d by he. OICUIANA GRAIN, for theb..to
?ram en~tfEWz UatW U G9R,}A &
N ..C eight ofT AN, 1W
.15 .1t G.* Il l , t trfhl mt1h. 11'C1I BA.
..SENIOR MANAGERS....
Gt. e Cb d.d C15. ILFst, M. N J. L C.l,,.s,
5.s.J.L. L. CA.?..sut AdjILC. 5! PsE,
Gas. E. L. T.sy, CoLJ.. P.Fa iy. 0ip . CoptJ. W. 4
Gs.P.IIryJ ColPst.sq. 4.1...NFI,,
tI¢. DD. .0,P.. .~¢, Isjorr :A. SoSon , ea U..t.NEn..
....JUNIOR MANAGERS....
HIC.LAD.C.ra.,, .N..LM..tdg CapL W.T..ftk,
H. .M. MErisF, L. D.G..,Nsd, G.Ut.Bk.q,
He..J. L. wtit. Chef O'Leary T.C. PooleEB.,
J. J. Cs.y,EY~q.
....COMMITTEE OF INYITATION....
CepI.J C...sesgb, 1.1.55P. Csli, S·sp.tP. DIy
LL H.Iaa. 8{neg, 6 .CiaI, Cisety, D.B osal
....LADIES' INVITATION....
3. W. Vrssis, SJ gt. PC..ssa, T.Ls1...5.
N. t.Nssas Corp'! W.Cths~E5gb,
W.Tonsll, R. M.NIN
3. DICeIC
....FLOOR MANAGEES....
W. ¢ FAgsP. Lss, J. Csy,
Pba. Cy B. 0N d. E.y J,.Ch.s
P. Cmlelp, D. Uy, aimeCoogble
1.1. 1,11.I p51. ipy es.ted b IC1g th. IaJalaTitIke..
240 td
IONS'
a ANNIVEIWARY BALL, 'Ek
CHRISTMAS EBE.
The Ent those .C..Ctll. be 1.G. 1550 HALM A Jack.
eN etnet, Farih Dl~rie5 N IATURDA L EVENING,(s
En,) December 2,opeiog ..411A
GRAND NANCY DREGS AND NfABQUZEADN BALI,
UNDER THE DIRECTION AND MANAGEMENT
OF THE IONS.
W 1.41.' Insiltiss. s~s IC pssss,.A by .55151.5 .1 tIC 1,1
H.C.... A BaIseiptiN LItiAs opsp.Isdý .I Hmd m ICmb,. Bob.
CGICt.11 wllC brci,.d, N pplIC.e toth 11,s Hlft. to IA
DANCING-IMUSIC. D
BL
O DD FELLOWS' HALL Lo
BELECT SOIREE&S
A Serin, of Select ksimse will be Ils. 1 at the ODD lE4
WAWS'HALLWmmEocinro WDNESDAYFJllAYIT.IT· a
.od Iaoiig to WEDNESDAY, PFeboary 9, nder Ihe manaement I HI
oa the foliorag gentlemen : ' ,
CHA. lM. WATERMAN, JOHN CRICKAA
MORTISIER BELLY, +J. C. MIALLIST
'C.N. saRarOT *EEEIY TOLERANO,4
APA.UL. THEARD, G 'E. W. PARMILY, i
, Dr I. LABATUT. W. H. GARLAND,
GEOT. T BRIGHT, J A. BRAUD
'JULES nELLY, R. W*. ADAM
o. GAILLAD. JOHN W. PRI
WILLIAM A. NO', HANNy LRAUIM N PNT.
JOSIAH LALLANSE,
S.AAppla . IAr .fMS ptio will be etreAS d at the 0m of the PL
aM~su~ry, under the Hal on I~fayette street, hom 9 o'clock A. W to
s o'clock e. .
+ Ceomittee of Invitation .ad Admisdon.
dl1 H. RUPTIER, Sto.rtry.
FASHIONABLE DANCING AADWEMY.
,r. P. CLISSEY 'T.p.pColF lnorms the Ldis .ad _
G Intlemn of New Oreas hi DAtNCING ACADEMY
now open at No. 91 Boarbom streets between tonvhou and
CmAlP rtree, wheta he w ll teach l. the MOST O FSHIO SLE
DANCES. W
Days mt Csaaon--t-endeyl, Wedesrdap mnd Fridny from $
r.D. L. dark.
Ip'Prints L,.. fIN LadlA sandI TGe n, Ae. ry day, from
Cam'Clap for eoS , from 8o69 o'clok, P. . nIf Li
D]ANCING ACADEMY, at the MEUaN H
ICA' INSTITUTE.P-hillppas,,IA. al stthe UNION a
HALL, Foonh DoricL--S.adTae CRERAR. ~Int MSoe..,
JAli V.nlent,) Profesor ad T .eahr AI DANC[NG, will opeII
Ir, DANCINI CLASSES at the Mecbtaics' SAlItA t TUFA A
Noember 8l and at Union Hall on WEDNDESAY November I,
CI' For eams, apply Eat h "oth C he Fre NlbrAry. S9 9m PI
PATENT ACTION PIANO A
EORTES.-TbAe .e.rNbAr ofer for mla i D
slctstackIofsixand nsevnOtae. a UAaE AND¶ U
COUDOIR PIANO FORTES, romon, e.lehd
teu aPcryfIILCERT, lalli of which an ll.rtand by lhAmuf iA
trer,Iat the Jewelryand ntey SreofGUINNE A IILL,.No.1 36
CnmpStr.eet. ELIJAH DUNBAR. II
--# PinopFortes Tned. nl yI A
TENRY PARSONS, 18 Camp w
street, oHEN for i.e PIANO FORTES from
NUNNC A CLA RE CHICKERINS Iad SLRNEL. W I
Thep oelebratd hot ldr r0 now ukuwledged hy
all atall aEquintd with the rIne, I to stand u.n1h Th. i
Sthmenta .pe. for homeelvhIn, aCd dllpel A dobt. The Imbli aN
roapecftulygnvited to e·ldl azmdN thegyn. i" Tonin aud reir
g done care flly and with diuatch. Jos tf1
HORFATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO I
.FOTTEAND MUSICCTORE, No. TA cap l
tre.tNewOrleae,A, wold r peftoIT C r requetit T
attetion oT thC bll l toA hb Inr C and etensivAe
A.Srt.I EMUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUh.ENTB Hof AIn
and iLeraritiCme and AlA 6 hie well selected sortment of PIANO A
FO aT ,from t e• fatoriers of the I rt w ren in the United St at es-d
Europe, amn which a to b lAe Ioae of A. STODABRD CO. -
o INwYorkkjLL CI, n New York, ad PLTBYEL ACO.. I
Pars. The boeinSremeti--of the following kindS GRQAND, e.
MI-GRAND, PICCOLO, PICCOLO OBLIQIUE AND QBC--ArA-e
of the meat celebated makers in the world, ombtaing All the laIt
improvements, maybhe had of Nta s¢eubaer in every style of case, and
oI , 6e.r,6 8A d OctlAeta. TheA wl, b sold .atImAaCAI.eiH'
prines.EISb[AL METaRCHANDISBof lllkinds landA n sA y tthIp. L
bmongothon, thaesbemiberken eao y onhand te thrg"et nd
neeelection of ACCOEDEON eNer broughtto the SothernmarkeAl,
whic ar offered at the moat rueIAble rats. GUITARS mAufAi- I
traed by WILIAM HALL A SON, trom thB mCtapproved PANH
MODEIS.. Thiee instrmentCarea ofItAest ciTm, ad ArraAntId tI
laend thecllmAAA. The IAbearibHer h had mauy year.'xpesrene. I
the Munie buninei in the Northern citsI u wo.[. Newfleans, and i
horoughlyaCHCatndwith I he mInostdethIinofthe buAinA. Hit
IcNkInAthe beSalo.td that has ever be. n in the AAurn.ro ma.ketB
.nd hie fohitins are such that he will alwtway have on h.ed seleIted
sItolk ofal kind Of USICALINSTRTUMNTIS and the LATEAT and
MOSTPFASHIONABLEMUCTC. The MCtirA PubilcaAEreApctfNUy
Invited to call and examine hl, stLck.
LIe lya HORATIO D. HEWITT, sE(CampReAet, NewwiOA,.
hIjrR . CAMPBELL, Teagher of MusiE,.
.iv, LIESONS ON THE PPIANAO AND GUITAR t Li
lSr ,eidane, No.TgCoIta..TeNt, a. d eS, n at No.,
Hevi street. IW'Terml-- par menth ortwlveIlea PTIsc
3 LsTi S LRTUs at 8t CoUttIaeosteet onesA.TwekgraIA I
20. JOSEPH HUFTY, 20.
2 . IMPORTER, 2
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
... A D ....
- TAPLE GOODS,
No. IT eCAMP STREEt, nder the City Hotel, New Orl01,
RepeeptllyiteI I hS atten tion of Wholesale and Retail Deale and
purlcIm bo his VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, which l freshly
mtported, and constantly supplied tbeoughost the year.
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFFALO COMBS, of every style and
varrlty. .
BRUSHES, o every descrptlo, of is own mmuIt.tA amd at thoe
lowt Northern Factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
Buoh .a PNPFUIERtY, HIAIR 011, 1I13R PIAS, POMATUM,
FANET sOAPs, Atc.
FINE FANS PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES PORT
ABLE DTtSKS, toeth.,r wilth n Iudle variet, of PORTh MON.
NAICES ec., of evNry tyin end shape, and At nooNutIly LOW
PRICE.
GUNS, PISTOlS COLT'S AND WARNER'S R
VOIVING 0PITEiSCISSORS, RAZORS, LICE PRESERV.
ERE. FISHING BEEdS A'IALTA, of every variety, to sit
the rmamt determined Angler.
WATCHES, JPWELRY, ETC.
ST' TAe kto in thsll line, otll155 of thel T. T. COOPER M. J
TOSIAS and REAl, JOSEPH JOIlOON MIOVEElNT, wPtlh a Ine
Art.meAt of SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS. oletherwih a largep
stok oE One ald EASTERN JEWELRY. SILVERWARE, tI, haACe
bean .leeted with greteas., N.Pby F. ROTERTS for may y0e0 t A alavd
in tile Wholsate huieane benen P.eured eaetwly fez
cash. . nat inducements will be offered th enrchuen.
MOEYer rtUl1e WAARRANTED AS REPREENTERD, or the
MOSEY REIUNDED.
AU WATCHES, JEWELRY, el,,, CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
WARRANTED. d19 6m
ORTUNES TOLD.--Mrs. ALWIN,
renowned in Europe fur her shill in foretellig the futme, e.e
t a1rrived, and 111i funih intelligece about all .r..m.t.APsI of
ile. She Interprets drea.H , nd is to Ae conultd abut loZae, law
matters, nmrriaig boneu, et.+ By Astroegr Books and Sience,
she terll rho name of the Lady cr Gentleman hg.' ill many, alto the
names of her Winltor.
r SI.. ALWIN 1eaks the Eng.lish, FrencP h and Germln Can
gwgee Reeldene.,leS1uinatreet, upstat ·r. ecad door from Cnmp
aire.e. OSl. houri from I, a. . to Y i. -, dr9 0P
*[yMADAME B., celebrated FORT USE
TELLER rtspet~l y infors her hiteds and the
p.uli .c m geSl,,.l SA eu ,iN. tNI. lnlon n SIE
,t rin through life at her residence, No. d FRENCHMEN Ir
STREET, betwe, Morose Tad Vicory.
XC1oul.atltIonx-Fur Geuntlemen, SI, ;L 0II, enl-.1 n Sm
C. 4HAMPAGNE-Now landing, 120 boxes
SFLEUR DE SILLERY, JaeqATon A Fill blod, eqll Itoay
thiny In the Unit d S:W.- which, wiith a ge . aortmeA t . Wines
IT sod !in.unote.o be surpsed in this uantry, io ,rod for e by
xi9 Al SWELL T. TAYLOR, No. I RoyaSl street.
IO B47 i .i i
AXE A S mdh~ A r
AA. P..2*1u.1..4.3d1O.4,1
P-: . r. 'A9.. yltYfllw V
WAZ*IIhR!X G CZ&,O~
SAYAHOVDA T.... 4eid VdwISUNiDA? zvmimo
0. TUUtDAY rd SATUR1DAT .1.w wsift o r -r r ASOA.
ODUA4 .1 .kP...1
Alurms Wokarum Na A
~I
t...4Re -.Fr .r
Wm t...eler Re .h.9r.o2 997 Ol reINq91..Sl2 b A (l1.9q
OR GW RLAN. and O ar
hatrrpwdiw " Ylrr-ruidrr~n
dU IRe ,...
=1;=Pm i .Zf r raO
1Pn5,-. 3m1.
.)2UEA...:. - 9.2:...
5t. a~r.,YIYW]S3(ri
Hon..Or-..pb., ,d a ,A2.b..58 .... £
2,9 l " .1,4,2, 2..
....Po id.
W-Tboaygr GtrtN bDoptAd
StUKDATE.I
rT.12,9Sai...d.p.24 . 36 S13(........%....'3 '3(.M 2(.. I3~2
T.1I ýo, It H~o . dra.Re..l.ri.S36E36El " 0( , 13(
aR' s aft A..S.,. ll..2. .w.p..d Rep...m A" .ll
0. ad.St0 .21. Tad..~gh e.2. ONL. ..DIIa.irn
.....425.L.k.(...1.. di
- - -l- DAYS.·
To irall Cin . P.N-o .en" i r r.3,s. 3,lo,13
or ll h. b . Tmb.ts. pp 1 d rd r itmi11
Fau s-ll 1Pa.. ad Ctbilto. l6 a.i 6r/w.a tr w
nllloi~aad thol fA alk..loa~t. w .dt
SIQUFIDATIO 0N.-0TAeSubobertg
5., stod ,n band a e h, ttu mrc..d thbr , .
SwPrIy fr t Be.,,m muV.E Cor IABpst c
OVE C OATS.
R 1. CLROWN a NND O CLo."H:
BLU.E A ,NDC ( MKIRNAW .
DRAB. B. ANANDF£NCY UN t
S LIGHT BLU A A CD OL.R DT"
SACS AND PALETOTS.
" IABLDACKA FANCY COLC O eD D;
NAABED BAMVENA NIBAIL
FROCK COATI.
:SUPERIOR BLACKCOBI VE.VRCOLLAflS;
MED NIIUM QUA ftLCN Cr.
OI ANDM . CLBOTHr Yi • rL
PANTS.
BLACK aND FANCY DOEKIN; ;
FANCY CLOUDED AND PLAID C
KENTUCKY Z AND BLUE COTCONADL
DOUBLE AND EINBLE.BSE1ABTED BLACK SATIN •
FANCY AND BLACK BBBRIDK CABBDCENC
BLACK, pLAID AND CIOUDED SIL
PLAIN BLACK AND FANCY OCLH';
LOW-PRIC.D WOOL AND VALENCIA VEBTI, of oS-7 dusApi.
.... Also, Jlust Receieved ....
SA O peinUKT·voe o M LINEBOSOM.LINE CHECK AND
HICKORY SIRUTS; MERINO UNDIESHIRTS; LACED JEAN
- City.d Bottry ad..lr. e inved to ASpat thB . A.e.
L. A. LEVY, Ju.,
OH tNa 3 ku street.
N EW CONCERN.-A. B. JAMES, w
(Of the Late iF o4 ofMARSHALLA JAMS, apt
110 d..I.Bei. to ...omoo., fr k.oven ,,o10, t4 WHOLE
SALE DOT GOOIDS BEl~SIO;OBRS.040o, 4p.,loog, .04.. l, .10,, -
No. 9 MAGAZINEBSI4REToppoIl. the AO0.4., 0nd No. 14 BANK
.41 ..Iw...o14 .50.443 of
ENITIRELY NlEW AND FRESH
EUROPEAN AND AMBRICAN DRY GOODS, u
P004ra 0144SkeiRA10.44t1010y doM010Dakul0 pr4I0.%Rd wid1h
14,11 Elppr ~n Ir~ldy IGS04IoOoo 10e. 14,,4.
c HI. t.01k fit., e p.1 r of m.y PrtilSo th trLnSd, bOESe e
LAESi thOSIERY GWVES IIANDEEl. Iboth pity,155 III 1,1
im.o. LI.0Csb ' sAarN.ly m Wt with in th% 40THE SSUl1 / .n"2,
1140 SA1Enotr with o1 .e. kio mt 10mp0,nt b.p l of DRo GooES
n ehtl end dwriprlnl a of lutm rereving Ws .at and meet de
SPRING GOODS. r
C$ Hie01 tact pr..., t .f.,.4.. RINTS LAWNS, ROBET , PI
GINGHMS lte o ,.hbidoo at the CrphlPalce LINENS. o
.oACES HANDBRY GEDVSSEPS, V4IR, IWUN SANDAS 1 1
11..dIAooRkCB APD¶ lt0D. S1. W110E .AiD. 111 101501S. II
RROIDE ASHERY, of every kind, wl/the Iba t tatofvi
004,640d$sro k..000g1111.loha o0f14' 14010.11L041k, . ev1
Lyle{{ S CIIKMRCAIEFB& VI[LL; MUSLIN BAND4 CY (30L B
PASTAO, k;CsABs.VIRTSIOAPES, ·or, both is7.0GloEoSuS
Nnediowork; CAFB, (IO~iSS. eta i aB of whisk sa of a Imt Lports- el
PENDESR,DE ORLGCN,oI ALBIoI..Reh 044nd Am41,10.. 010M4.E-; 4
ALPACAS. ORLEANS. ALBERT COTHI6S.ploio aod Ogo.. I51 fw
SINES, SUTMMER and CANTON CLOJTHS, ,ilhk .ary thing it
DRESS GOODS nI.,... fur th...oos.
PLANTERS' GOODS,
10 loll Rock, .r400,lI BLANKETS KERSETO, OSNSOABRS,
JEANS PLAID andSTSRIPED LINSES5R 1.410141.4 BHRITING 4140
'.010Yb.," EL OLS, WOOLEN SIIA TS, .., 10.1Ltof 1
the lloIO,,looit.o t.01041400145 of the t, Gad of rh'hh ,e wilt
oo lch s p. is 111 1y,-I
po.1110o10o..40 p451,lol.4l41015. ,O TA R, 0A4ill mn4 , S
1101,0.4 .od .oSld4.os. 6 . S. 4415104.
490 Imd1045W SSSMagaIte. .klEet a 14 Sook 714.0. N.0. F
Removal.
mTh. .kbrErlbI0 iotoa, th.ir N..d. and 0h, pobioakollS.1 C
kro.,oo,.4414 ,rotapipOon1010105. .0110 q oe 4 E No obo.r- N
tr4ee e0B61Chair nw, .0lor, COSneR ICANA. AND ROYAl
STR86ET.
Th0? 10.10 0It0d 4p th pren4t10. with ENTIRELY NEW FIX
T 4 tShot5l, .0 14411d 0. ite t.41. onti1o .th 14old 10a1001, and
of etaoge illflt t eeittR, tthairbm ud esrotoll4 rletW Koc
oPDdTCIFBANDJSFA'B P$ILB8A D PLATE)) WARE
.FILEI ' 4'ND 'PANTY 0011 HY1DE 5 Q 000CR,
M lmd,40504W6R comer ofC Gleland 0 14.00,.l .
IRST IN FASHION. E
4 RLDEN'S BAZAAR S
" OHABTHE a STREET. 0 N.. T.
HATS,COPS 00 UMBRELLAS-G440.Beo'. BEAVER, MOLKIN
end4CASB0IMESEallolon and.4lIS·o··;
LADIES' RISING HAYTS-BEAVER, BILE VELVET .1 CASBI.
BEEBE;
TOCYSS' HATS .00 cA~s, .I1.Olo,.,qo111.,) rulP.S4-~kO~d
INFANTS' lIATIand OCAPS, of SEATER, CA9rIMSER, AOdLA
.nd YELVET, Aooriu, .4d Fr.oeh BSOOE.00,,4varied lolon,
5101541 and Soalitil.
"QO7WICX SALS AND MIALL PROFIT-'" 0
POLITCNESSanFAI'A1R DEALING STRICTLY MAINTAINED.
40 Sa IE BTSDEN'S. S and 7 Ohioo Mt.
8HE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,
T NB. IS CAMP STREET.
W1.4eop,4441410 IIto pabtll I. 1.1 lot,1 ThlopSoot0In tI, m01t
,41kI. and 44140410, COLLECTION OF PIC STE n0R 11004d Wal
Colon, Dnwingr, Print IotpreuiG° of theo most callly bmriolF.
Perim 10E.b'o ord Sn.. SI*ATUKYYRB,, ith other ,hkD!&Work, of
SEE. .ro4,tibd .n Io k booo1 0
.040,. " a and c.kio, portio.4. .0 10h10o. e o itkd to 4
soS. of charge-eh. unrivaled and l blges SouthernGallry o t
('I. DAGUERREOTYFE DEP-ARTMENT, I. It o 1o l .
provemsnt' and Rppoiatmmyampapea an lleguarrI ao 0 at~liehm :
in Earoppe, rin this ýotn.
PoR7 RAITS.,re..o.N4d in thk.gu.4t syl6kr S0o earlt, kby
.now phi o.0hil .I510 14 laco 04oEI104k. the mat It.oUl 4olooo
MIb.i~ ouo, di.plio '"'' IaoliR. tPo l 0to 1 of the.0,.., 10.4.401
tlblnpaoI0l .ppo' . p00 D440.11101p510. 140100na7
0oI044E01 mIkhd.
g TO..10c~to541 11:EION S LOCKE P, RINSSBad BREAST
,, of loe Gld, ebraa .every arloy, an of the ··rt fashion
fatale ad 01 th7 loos warren 40B1,5k0
Ur All orlon orSe DsotI, SI.1,atel..00 must be ooopmo14d bp
c00. Th. Dry S.1iti0., pre10ed DT' I. 0000BS 11.05.1001,
I ao041od 04100, I4I0Imrk. proper G p00, f4r .14 m10040; 440,
*Ilpjar4 . 0040114
STRAYED FROM MY STABLES,_
ooeELoRD STREET, 0410, 4 Tkoholi0ol. a0d
1 New IA0.! s.10,., a BAY (HORISE) MULE .o ma4k.
400l110100, 1.45I pl11¢ th e Lrght.e Too DoS0o BA
wa¢ a C M paid Ifr hl rat an.
*ll. Comia tpoiStables three da0ys .15 ) B UY (HORSE) MULE,
which the owner Go hero 6y provig property ad payisl harze
d49550 P. DNOVAN.
FREDERICK H. KNAPP,
H.0 1000. 101101 4117o , Rcld 1041 5. 101441 0
1" DNA U4b e me office ·nd rs idenc· rb obyi a omupted a
oBml 400 054000EE0.I0 Bn .1441,' 40110r 1.0 Lh Oh.. ..~··H410
10000io 'os ON STREET l G 'W1
i1 DIISEASES 01 THROAT AND LUNGS.
Dn J. F. SEGUINt p n
0RHlN4.S0F10YDRLASSY S ~'L
OIsee, N. N PRO)D.a-co, oR 9Tl ýARONDELE ST.
J W Coooltrlto boom 11010 5 .4, a140..04 11 l o4L
0 1TO REMOVAL.-Dr. A, oDr,
S BURGES.ONa4 PRACTICAL DSTITi
or, rllI 11No.s B4ant1.1000, betwen C11.11 l
·noLla1) th*anD n Dey whenr ho io prcpam m d to I
he perform all DeUIontal apenfllhllkt roll ridw, It s th· Illntlmprove
maiuls, to the entire atifertiou of bin Paljoul sad Ri hie swat moderate
Nd 0 .-0ma4d rod.a.4o, No. 4 1RONNE ABTET, 540,10
aConal ..I0,an Laayollt C0n 0.rp04. 4640
"R. J. A. DE HART. DlENTIST
of .0401nd4 1n10011,4lur. .04 to tpk oEdi.!
w and gentleman of Nsw Orleaes end ,t inity, Min
p.,ormmeonodploo.0oddha1101 thlhlato Improve
10 m04a . nHh.o00nd1 6100,dntio0040 are06 *,pl..bd by . Yoc
wH uý'Ib c tt b +ý &U 9d-roaidvn!149 Coral street, b~twew
pp B-ft. and Dmphi, two doors frm Hdml.'a~bro
/5 FULL UPPEE ERSET OF TEETH an 0l the motivernll4i 1ll
5. g!.U d to 01 I.4v r,70,40f4r4415 010 SIN. EULL SETS
(Upp.4.440wer)10or from $125 o $100. BollS 1,01
MEW CIGARB STORE.-M~. VIDAL would an
Lý mnnr t the .1b ils RLrt b hl. openM the atop on the roru o
Commsre lole anud t. bills..trove, with " ver large ad chat!
l.0,or010.0 IGIARS .04 TORACCO. The5M0t brabd. .1110,..a
w ,oro0 ,ill M ,041044) r,.101d, 4,.the m040ppro10d 0,5011
BO off VIRGINIA LEAF. 4 mS.p
to. F URNISHED ROOM .-VerypleSoantlroom
okofor .Nomll. or iL)0 mo11kl or wit.Bi hBllrd, p b
at No. 911 St. Jleph ae*H , Mm FI~ Tr( m. 49 1
F'~Z wTr
+.- .: f1' ar ~ s
ntrV.
s w (I
WEM~
s tW. , ' S i r L R
."I-W ow fang m~7~"·
. 7dr c IIcIeR as .rr t '- ý
AWI" AZU
~c.3p
OR hUAWi b iig
V.ICZU4BUA. '
Wdi::.ta2W L ' "e r w
IWRaG ta VA
h..I..t SMAt ~ Flumy .a.ý.
NtYAP~`M ,trc
* YZOO I;P~L
04g1 . ,II I., - 0·. ~% i
Wll .,.ST TDAD I,,.hi II h .
FOR LEPLORE" G REENWOOD,
MARONTAOS CITY BATARTA ., .11
E 6'and''aR .l-R~·lio~m~d
rlbm.r COLINO. O.D: B. `4 -'
hard b~a, b ISTwN A IINIRT,14 .}d i.f
SnnIB ANONDfAY, tcv DEtI. at f 'd.r.r
FOR YAZLORG GRIYENWOOKDI,
F ROR YAZOO CITY, BLEFLOREa
Qeu. MrCCBWOO t.RATr tL..44.lII...g
04...gNBH I. UJXI'IOE,.Th JABIM RN , '
d~ylgt.- T .4t WIIBNT,IIN1*
Wa n wo.7 nA gtrprrtghvias mm bdre.r
Will Lan MOTUDAY DTHBeb.,Itd. Ii.'ellIBK
FORI YAZOO OITYSAETAVlORB
illRRITI1&FI.A IIITB IllGBI.I.44
Shercga, Oar n:kMZ. HIS.W
EDnUDY msIt..,pIO. will I LE. nNp.. -IO
frrl" aiI M,.d., - .,.d I,.,h,.dbN .
W.I T. I..,.MONTI..ONBSIIB dB
F' ORe NASHVaIttb LLEl CWEdE' L
TRove S LANCItG, wih BD nipof VIpLLB, CANTdONro.
.Vlllb S4n ,IJREbjHasa let.ebr4·tr·soct ·r.
FBRAI,.t. WOOD, BA ,IP 4 BBI NIB
.144s8.. r I4bII &BU hIINANr'LIB*td4
·pderill.rreamo. l I l~p -- Attinply".. -» aaw~
Wdll , SAIIRDT D nrbwr7i. t I.'tom . w
VBLIRB and all Inter Pi.LL"3-DWCE. Rag"Iar YPII
4d91 1 8ff i11'If k F. Ipui1 S1'6 . lb ura~ stmt.
W nll innecra ýSDA .3 nd...n84. at: tgda~t i.>
8II.--r cad aR Lt~ rn~drt. ·L iLmrbu iRh to uus
WEDNESDAY MIIm (ah . PaWILLB B·y.ChuN ... fm-- b" tw
pareaagger "lamr BIILLTLY No. . Capr.. ha B. ch, wil
CU/IE~ERL.Vb'D RIVEiR.,
Will in,. MONDAY,11.Nbb r s4, at t O'dk, P. d
OOR SHSVIL S IANDIN , R cLLE.CATO
aud all ao~~o Cammbnlmd Rp .rg, -- 1gk
dr".gh .ff 7r ra..ig · ep g dn m U N l. 0
Fam Moor, i" now neo[,iag egt3 and rm Ineo q ·boa. o
freight or pl.ag.,"ppl oborv , m t
JOHN g. gUC k CO. t4 p~drn~teety
424 orb W iHIT PC CaNANH7 p aito Anat
TEN1VNSSEE RIVER.
WWlaeSTRA.D, ,f.a 'tr.F OR FLORENCE. TUSCUMBIA,
Will s... ad aOlDAYD11111.4t 4,M11 .-.
ltignLr Tm.aRe~ee HB -h
wa and favo rite a W1IO t.p D. sus-, k mw~ ra
aivia freghtand il leve v· Fr frigh tuor huii(:
mpemr aeaommodatilu, .pply m hard, or to
ST. LC FTIS.
F OR ST. LOUIS. OMRBo, MEMPHIS
s' ad alt f~trmedilt ]and{{.e,, Tb re nlar S
Loukh14t JACOO f D EAELYa .Ca. fc HO
ter, i. mw b port reeeiring freight and rlll leave Y
[ý' TheJ. D. Erly rlll take hlf ht ar Haupi Jf"tw an
OHIO RIVER
Wll4..SATURDAY D.eeea,,.11114J.211111. r.
V 1OR CINCINNATI, MAD ISON,
iAUISVIlln amt aB inbrm~dirl· landilly
4114 LE Be. WLt D.2.4 W1111, .. 111 11'1yd,..tN.W
Fliles" D.OR ldtta mutCINCN A soT in oIt u-t. t.
will lp p lll1. p1di2fiht1111l11, hailmgnyan cQ"8
Fa , ORLOVppl E an all intr
111 11S TROY MIERE CO. 44 Po tar 111.11
S4 or41 1.DOWRL JR. 41BE14, 44 rp chant.
WXll I... SATURIDAY,1Y. D.,.mb., 44lat S1 r 2.r.
FOR CINCINNATI, MADISO N, Lou
ISVILIa nd all i nter'rmsd).* Ilndiutr4- h h LJSLJP
wirMl l lT IO bls n fark, or sYale, DatBy
CapL D. ollier npapp-y pkea oro freghtt o
6n oaiosirROObl~bficOU4RE t CO., & PoPsdmn sheet
d24 NG.,D 5ARL0.LL4, 0), 511*dr..rr, .
Will e,.1 SA.21URDA11 DrsnI r 44, at 54.2., C r. r.
FOR LOUISVLLE and all inter- ,
(j-,, iU leaves TH E F. or f,.ilht or s, e s .l
""o Sora TR OTHER ArBROS.,46 aydrs. ydrn
[I" Aplan of the mbar can ba seen mt .4ta-rooms aewred 16,
Will 1.sv SATURDAY. Dmlmbr 44, atf ,'sloh r.
ýCOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- r
I' mldht leudinge.-Thn a-w, lilhl drfingh\·h LE3~l
at rdng aw Ber teamr REýTDER. oat S1_
beard ulbm·. Iftfrbrr +,wrn . orto
STRO't'ilm DRCS., 46 Y~dnrýrMt
plytagb the Agsatw
Will lean SATURDAY, D~mber 44, at a o'revU P. a.
FCOR CINCINNATI, MADIISON,
IDOISYI4LR and al (nkrl diate loding..
Tb. aknnwur IYORMAb D. M. Fate', mpta, b,6
le port .th·treighs and wil lava rshot. c Por l a pau
age, a·ppllln bond, a
df{ RtO4LBS, Si McQlfiRd: 00, 44 a aae~~er
Will taste or a.bort SATU1RDAY, Daaembwfl~u eirlsa r. a+.
FORO LOUJISVILLE~ and all inter
mdimlitw landings-The rise .gla pr .g
e~t EQý Ca b Sreg em, b n b
g' suprior Righr.mi lrl loe.as boe. wir4dtorang bss
f Ing attammoaiimh I " ball a t
e . A BRO S 8BO kayA "e et.
{ý A th, of tbe~bie su sp -A Statatnomu enured br4
plsiag btee Age a.
s 1EMIITT-I JoN W. HARDIM C Cor +aa.~a:
'" R#' gana 4 the Neark ma Ra...dalr a Craved fir.
r1Wer Co, ofNowak. N, J

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