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SSatird y, Ap>e1"10.
takeuraps..........D...DR"IAEifY r. , .......:...12 AM
Lafour ............ PAK Trrbo.... AM
BaIzo.)a ................. IiELIA, Dliry..,;.. ..10 AM
V lllioa ..........: PRANK KEELING, Gl rntl...12 M
Cokviglcr ............A VIRGINILA PEARL. 1Iol.man.12 M
Adtakpa r......D..E. DELIA. e .....................12 PM
Co Rnero ...............UIT.ED 8K T ,S. A iltb. .~ 2 PM
.obllRi.:r.. . ..... OALIPORNIT MyernP....M.... 4 P.M
ns29nal .......ir......1.9 .~ 1E, 1 ~n............. PM
Red Rive .......... D...0 HPAOYS, W:rih.............5 PM
BaLou sar..o.mow.... .ED AIDevnibR'Mbro...nne.......1 PM0
Cndcnnt ..............1IIO, I l)llt..................5 PM
St Loros r...............T II I, r Mller ............5 PM
t. Lis........... . FALLS CITY; mith............ 'PM
St LOUis ................ PENNSYLVANIA, Ktleiq tcr..5P I
m4Iifl lo ..............ECLII'SE, St2rgeon........... PM1
Lousville ..............FLORIDA, k Mullkci. 9 ......5 PM
VYlksbnrag.............NAT(IIEZ, . ............5 PM
Red River ............. YDONIA, Wilson.....I......... 5 PM
ed Rivers .........I.P F. KIMBALL, Withenbdl y..5 PM
Yazoo River ............FUI.TON; Gwartney ....... '.'... PM
Arkansas River ........MOSESI OREEINWOOD; Thomas5 PM
Tennessee River ........ CIIEROKE, Irwi.............. I'M
Red River. . ........C IIAYS, Wright............ 5 I'M
St I.ous ...............ARCTIC, Devlnncy............. PM
Rod Rliver............. IROSA, Douty . .................. I'M
Red River...............PIOTA, IPrker.................. 5 PM..
YtaI Rive; .... YAZO BELLE, Reves..19,)9 ..5 PNN
Mem.his ........ ... II R W BILL,, Nwell.......... 5 PM
Loulsville..............DAVID WIIITE, Mc1ill ........5 P.M
Bayou rnl ............ 1ELLA DONNA, McCmb...5 I'M
R1d River.... ........ GRENADA, Crump............. 5 PMI
Sunday, April MO.
Asplnwal..;...........EMPIRE CITY, Windle......... 8 AM
New York. via Havana. ', ". ......... 8 AM
Galveston......... :...MEXICO, Law],9 ..............8 AM
BayouSBr ............. LAUREL HIL, Ilooper.... 9 ....AM
Mobile ...... ............dCUIIA 11ern..................4.:',PI
OBenrk Dennls Kelly, Capt. UatS froofrm
Phllodelplin is new ds.ehcraraIcgendstga oppoite Nks
street, &eeaod D)istrict. tonsignees w81l1 please attend 18 the'
reeip1 of their 1 oods.
al6 1480. W. IIYNSON 1 8 CO., 82 Cecp St.
*3-The ahlapý J. Motgomery, Capt. ILamII
too, tronrostone, enow diullueginc cargo opposite bhe Iced
Stores, Third Dlstrict. Consignes will please a,,8cd to thu re
ceip1 of their goods.
814 GAO . W. IIYNSON & CO., 82 C0n street.
i1 -Thec cociglce of lol bbles (8hioy cloth.
maked W. & I. E.J.,(1l. C. E. II . llde.1 I.1 conselieeId to
order p8r ehip J. 18ont8cmry, folm Boston, will pleel ecckc
hicocif known to the dischar8gin cler118 n thie Levee, other
cle they will 1e store1 11 tlhirexpcnlslelnd risk.
814 G110. W. IYNSON & CO., 82 Ccnp street.
*rThe 8c schoone1 9t. Lawreeece Capt. hcadl
lecpl, from Chcrlelton, Is e8ot unloladng st I'Pl8i8II Tier, Hirst
Distri,. Con8881g81811 are8181111818tlend to the8888l88g f
ther goods, or thlly will 8e 88or8d nt their ex18181e and risk.
s12 BA11111,8 1 CO., 61 Common,, 8.
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
ST. CI1ARLEC-...Wm R Stewnat, NO; DLnkNt and lady,
Red Rh'; Writ Lees Mobile; N J Lawler, Texas; J U Home,
Gd 1, Deming; 1 D itucsrner, biro Napier;s(S; J P CrNkhASN
an.d lady, A J Upron, co Spencer, N Y; Thomns JoNN,, AAl;;
II L n.-y., C I Murrell, o: Gen WK. LdI.y, Rnpid a; ' S
Ilant, Mls; A A Yluoc. NSn AntoAi; (i~1. T '.IN,', 1 N
IloT,;;I J UtWall, M, I1ullN.N J L oisvinand .NN.y, INrs.N
pnrl; Joe A Crooke, S C" D fclnnman and so., Wnohltnclon
1) C.; Joe mCilton, 0; J B WTlliams and lady LA I III
W Alliams, J Anderson. Fit; I, COIN. lady. chid rii d N rt,
MN; EanN J (MyN ;.N; N,. N Collin, Mls M 1B Collin, Jno
I,111,-,, MNs Niddolas and fOIly, 311.- NICNolas, C NiLs,,,.
No N.,,y find dnaghtr,, LaforoNi;,; NAMyon, Forida;; TN
Winton. , l,, ynd 3 servants, Mrs A Moss and oorvont, J E
Mass, B,; MOys.
CITY:...1 W DNNNe., J dfd,,,o, Algies; NIl RJohnson, E
Moo ,,e, CN IgNo: W E Armstrong, Wheellog; dl P lntNsh,
Mobil,;AIoN V NCCIlN.t, It MNthews, Ark; A Noboin, Al.;; ANN
NggsaInd lIdy, Gaa; S I.uoe, INn ;. 8 . ullld, TooY,; D
Siexton, Ills; NIN Ahoy, N N CU 11 o,;,; StoNketI,. INNlt;
1. C Uieki,,, NNolhr; I, Al,;;,, La; C N Qt?.. Nilss; N3l,; Mo.
MfNlotr, ,on k .scu1, Ky; T M GaoierIn; i;C Gonzal,
~IN C~oNNT II I.;O,,nhlnnn, N' INlonclyr. 00; JPNWN;I N15
Moyer, Nhoos; 1 : Fidrel;, N N; C;;pt MontnomerN and Io;,
Fn; Mr-o Col Clnaiore, M1s, Dnbano. WT TN Cliiorneo Mo;
Dr Wm Oermn oy, R A ShinJr, S SK;night, ,;; Capt. Co oo.
NN.,NNip IlorNid; TS WiNT,;N, lady and 3 seWo;s; Vrm,;ll.
liaoNIo; MN A Nto,;s ;ld rolt, J E3Mo4,. ISt Mary'; T KleiN.
peter, Bl;you NooN; ;r llSnUogsy, 140iI,,.
ARCADE....NT II Brown, N O: O S SN,;I. J IV NT NsonN
T NIGillim,, II lllo,,, Im,; N O 31n,, NT J Norris, Motile; J
I. Warren, Ui Rssell, 11 J Lewis, NON,, nouge- F:NBlacksone,;
tId N,;,,; N II LowIell, K'r: IIIII ;oponrd.l Mr,; Dan (hiI5,
N;,,.,; Mi, rcNff, Mi.s; (t Priy, T,'; NL EN,,Ndt, fihr1,v,
port: T S Alle IIad 2 servat,;, It, Olive, Dr Iikoo, and 3
,N,,,anON. I.,.
WANTED.
WANTEDD IMInLEDIDIAT -AT TllHE I.OCIUI
rr lH ''sllttion C~lotlilng \IauufhcturJ' 118 Canaml street,
2A good Seumstrueli, w 4, undcrtund dbo miking up of 4egrH
chilll.a
aS 3rP. A. SIERRARD.
WlhbIk R PRINCIPAL TEACHER in the Bays'
W Io 1 drool, Firer Ilirtrict. Applications may be loft
__ith theenierinteRdnnt, No . 24 City Hxil. 4n12 f
W ANTEDR-A FUIRNIFIIHE ROOM IN TILE FIRST
44444444, bete. C'nll and.flix, not fCrt4r ba4k 44an
Onrondelet btrcut. Addreea 4t4th44 o444e, letter4 X. Y. C.
WBANTED-DlORRLOONS., 14Y
loll UAAREI.II & O., No. 44Common C treet.
W ')ANTED-A YOUNG4 MAN CAPAB4LE OF TEACH.
I I ine Freuch 1. n11 its branches, desires al bituation, either
in Is- r In co444,y. The best references. to capacity44nd
bnb4tsgiv4n, if requ4re4. Addr4s 14., 444 tits ,RC4.44 mi 4f
FOR RENT.
TO RENT-T-BAT FINE FOUR-STORY RIOUESE,
trXo SRd TU prsnsfs.lp street, well known Is. Wssls's
nlssdll hous[, wherle has .o scully kept fsr the
Is,, ssmtty yealr. She ,ll rest it for t shssrsrlis.Cpsssi, store
nr conllltlnl rmsln x she intends to retire in) June. Parsonsl
would do srll to calll and exnmiue for thcmretcas. Carllillly it
has IsbeyIo of thImsst snceaeful I-diu6 houes in th, clty.
Tice fornituru will be sold lowv. .17 2mP
STOREES FOR RENT- NEAR DRYADES
ý:ý; Market-nn n xee Rent xllnr fur recall businessr of anly kid.il
S For purtisslssss, inquire Nf N. AERONSTEIE,
,do 6, rorller Dry-.I, and Terptirl loe sta.
m FOR RENT. - TUEI TI5REE-STORY MICiK
Store, No. US01 Pydrua street. Apply on the pruuises.
H OUSE FORR IIENT ANE FURNITURE FOR.
EblF .E-A -sosytorlIBrick Il)ellinfi, silERsd os the uortsl
Idjr.iR of anal street, ls llassin asd Fralin s sss
sonl~l,, rridor parlor and F isisss room; thres fine bes
S ntlbn dl bd IRSE5'RI E
room515 the seond jlosr, Esidx sdsle fve;ls!ood bed dss- the
NIne : scrvnnt1: roalns~nnntrr; coal room; ctstvr ndIr d~
Rof tEie mst oeIUil SI sImmIer re sS15555 in the city, ho55,5
thefull TIsssrlsg 51 Us sEmsss esss. ssiggborshrr is
EIgiIy ss'pEclstls.
For tll FsRIcl osF apply on the premises, No. T12 Cassl s,.
hotwcen iRrnnB and Pmelklin streets. s1 tt'f
VARIETIES THEATER SF NEW ORILEANS,
FOR R IIENT. E rIbse oarsed RlesHsn essEislssEt,
with tsstolk of ssSIoerF, SFsnlrbs, Prope5rlirssE SM ls, Itc., ie
nos ossersd For rent. Possession so be ssss at the 5lsic osss e
pressnt thsbsslssal ssson, s on the sst os October nsrt.
TEsT'shesls wish aisIts npplsrtsOrsns, Is new; furnished
throglhout In }he most slesant s ssle; rsRI5 slssu 1200 pssssss,
ssd lhsssEsen'sjslp pronosswsd WIe most beautifuls stElishmsss
of the kind In the enslsry.
Proposals will be rssslsdsssntll lhe 151h of sEIs) nest, and an
isfsstssy security sill be requssld for the lbspssnt or the rset.
Address CHAS. SE. IATER5AN,
Prsssidbsst oR Is srlsss Association.
OUR?. S. IM.NPEVILRIE. Secretasy. Wit Is,
FOR SALE.
SYACHT FOR SALE-TIP FIN YACIIIT
V hNTUItI, cop Itred ald copper-fastened and every
way staunc bunt, is offered for sale, as %ho lays at
. der'C Yard hbactk tay of Blloxi. Tile Venture hasi
a enw snit of sails, and is furnished complete in exCrt' respect,
Asa pleasure Yacht, tber is not of her cluss her equal on tile
on the eoast--measuring . feet l0 inches, under til rules of tile
Southern Yacht Club. A ) ly to
a19 if S INSEY STORY, 55 Comm-n strett.
FOR SALE-A FINES FAST I'ACINS PO
NY, ully guititnotd. FrlCo, Situ. Apply iit his
. .....n18 ce
FORSALE--ON ACCOUNTOF REMOISAi,-TIh
elegant Brick Villa Residene situated in Carrolltou--lmv
ing every couvenvence, andl embracing a square of gromnd,
biglhly improved--einig thie Into residence of Col. Samnel R.
Waolker, re a good purchaser, the terms will be madn liberal.
Applyto P W. E. LEVY RICII ,@ CO.,
a17 if , 21,Ohl Levee sitret.
ý IFOR SALE OR RENT-A VYRY I)ESiIRA
7r ;,bl enndever sway complete Summer Residence it Sli.sis
ippli City, I, miles from Tcagrden's \V Whrf, 1 Illtl side.
Filue Orchard nd Vineyardil, kitchen, outhottes, bath- ouse.
cE., all In good order and al1 necessary farniture in tc hofiuse,
as well a n Fgood carryall and harness, nnd Imw cart, kc., c.
Also, an adjoinng residence and lot, for sale .ery chep For
partlctltar, apply to JOS. O. LO ,AN
a2 hn 149 Common street.
OR SALE-ON ACCOcUNT OF DEIPPARITUR--TIIE
Ice C' tn talld Soda Saloon iand \'ritty Store at No. 337
Cunmp treet. The Store is located io a goot nltghborlrod, and
i. low dong afline buoiness, mnd is olred for sale in condo
(inc icof the proprietor's going to Caliornia, Will be sold
lot ior ctsh. Applly et the lprm tlses.l lt Ir
-.oI SALE--A FIRST CLASS FIRl .EN(INE, ont
par oldl now ru tning, and l No. 1 order. Addlress En
gine,Y iyunymo ffice. R3 tf
FOR SALE-ON LIBEFRAL TERMS-- sEMtI-Wi, EK
ly Newspaper Establishment, located in a populos, portion
of the city, having a prospect for an extensive bueuess. For
parlitulars, Iaddtress I-, at this ofe t. t 4 tf
OR SALE--AN IIPORTED RAYSTALLION, NEAR
F ly -isteen ands high by Bird Ctlcher, oat of Queen Vie
Ile was bred by Lao d Elglh el Kineardie, o11 his estate ialti
colltyv o Yrk tlld ws t rait.CId by tihet celebrated John Sluatll
with ihe iltentilon of runlg for thie I)rbvl . IIat was kelpt nntil
too aged, then lit ill the stud, uOt of which he was t ougit and
im Orted to tbis country.
lie i_ tlle getter of some of tho best stock on the turf inthe Old
Country alad woull prove n (hsirable nddition to the Brdaliag
Stock of the Sontll. c[e is t large boried animal of robust health
and line action, and will be sold on reasonable terms by Dr.
ELIAOTT, in wksOeuI hualti lit is left. Can he seen at the
lit tr TATTIIRSALLS STABILES, St. Charles It.
RICRI& CO.'S CELEISIRATE PA
TENT FIRI-I-PROI) SAFES. FOR BOOKS, IA
P1RE, EJC., MANEFAUTEREL) BY ETEARNER
ThesIe arelhE first real fMe-l-rooE Safei ever Rade.
Theyr have passed thlroug~h more severe tiials of Intense Itemt
without the IoOC of a book or papeor, t ohee 0)u0e-nfes
in thle world. This fact le not questioned by ally candid, dinin
te-0ed perEon acquainted E1 ith thoeiI Ilistor. 1h1e vat auEO
her of certilleaIes an hootlltym every partf t the United States,
showning~ the pecrfect reliability af ttl-li Safes, securesu fe them
an IEupnEEIlled MpIC.IEEn.
PErsons e Ep CRE teIarticle would do well II Elto thes,
E1cts and byuyEEEoe but Rich ALE oC' SOEIEEEEcII S0fes1 whch
are pplied with the verylsh inst of Locks,.
OIeNEIREand teRCIEER eifi to look at SELfes.EaIrie EIt
filly EEieiIed tEo caiRll d cE l a the mos10 spledid nsEortmlF C
ever offered E i this city, now oE hand RE d for soeI.tE 5 GmrieI
street, New Orleuus. S. GU MIHIE,
a12 dVWtf Sole Agent.
B UGGRES-BUO7GJE-FIVE VIBY
superioE New Style BEMOI, made by M aroeM Ste
EIEs, New York. Te 1bov01 BuggiMesre mMide
to order for this ma~rket, and are of the best inaterlals and work
mmip, ThOy will be sold low to elo e eoniiEnmcnt by
EI Ell MTODI A CO., 1UCanR]Etreet.
J ST ARRIVIED AND FOR SLE-.IGRTY-'IVYE
Slthe IIMIM EECd fEMest Eroken and green MULES, now i
the market CitR be found at T. M. FRENCIHS Stables, n thee
City El Jefferso.
AIM a Eln 1e11f HIORRES, mateIed or single, lust bloC
TIRo Kentu EEky.11 11 30E'
V'CORN AND COB 01RLLS-MI11LER, WINCATE &
'I 10,11 OMEItuIy CERn lE Cob Mill
No. 1 will gErind dI to EI M01 b 111hels EIIper be IE
No. I . E ... .
FEr solo by SLARK, STAUFFER A Ce.,
.121 0d4 ClenDireIMtI
!t RE ASE-Fo drCIEIEcaMrs, 11011esf 3lbs, in kegs
sf f and in barrels, for sale bZ NT
ALI'RLD OMANNY,
:10IC .2 agtieI 111e0t.
TlteoQcar and memberselh of n os atae
ck'elsek, on sefe tetee. 'neeerts,
819 A, 6;, LA' Is
A'CT` ental. Aiehcmp iiý Br. flowne Wil
Itams, the.sts5,stl IltleeteeB leetlst, Ilectu le and experlt
meet at ODD PE'It1.OW8' H1AL! (entranceo n Ielne ttett.,1
on s1ONDfA9IVININO, AIpril l, ocdcveory evning dilrleg
te week, except ~Wedecedey, etlH o'eclok. The moat won"
d tpsul o sscritpe· ech evenig,¶Hthordlng a ssorco. mei s
emeet deltndlmet,1n nneqeeclod by any eehhltlion or perflrm.
arEee the world: TICkets,, 1, 5c ts; ehttdene, hsafl54ctc.
a19 7t
OFFICE or Tc t NEw Oet.-Aes IesNANCOE 0t6dstose,
New Dreatest, Aeteit 14. 1416.= -
-t4µ e ssn in uai eleetlosh ¢or eite Directors
teetetedethng the etesieg yece, 981be, held at thia efice on
MONDAY, the 284h ltest., hetweset the tic t et A.I. ecd 2
P.M.
17 htd J. TUTP., Preesdtet.
- NeW Detctms, Apell 12, 1466,1
Dt-Tno Blere-Protesal le n seep 1rI
hbovneme tld 10, t0teWielh trened, for e, t mte,. ,sit
dnye1f 1ny,71856, astqd In ,cardset with cerfln etcicsticss
acndc~cciitione, c beseen t tirleoe streer' otl1c, will be re.
cetved on or before tqeal a lAri ~1 2ocalI
ce1e cte, hehe i 2701 day .6 AecIt, 1860, .8 12 deloke 91.
CNARrrY ""41"TAL, N .d~
Nc rleO , Apil 12 15y,
1tTo Buetchers-Preolssttis forsepyig
a~b ior suprPlyingt
thectheed named inntllttion weith Iteet, or eno nr )em t the
first dtty of 91,,, 1985, andt I,, acrcedco.twth ceeormin ,ltRpuct
lione andI condltins, to I! eheen te thu leiieeurer'e oeflis, will he
receive or, or before the 14ll dey of April. 1860, at 12 'cloee
M. 1sl td
l9Aii persons irnvlns clapi islsesetsr t Mis
siteippl ice CCompeny Ne. 2, W I plettcttttKscnitih to the
,tederthteed emmieedialy...' ;
By order of the C mpett :
e . 19 K. LUDWI d; 1 Ti4g;eelatteer t
A14 Mt g01 lllp oEftptree .
5B Po Apstheenrles5Piftdon iesssresi Dol
l.,. Ptereaeeeiit hi0e potd forees 0 1c0enellerteetct IS lit the
pest of Keside4tAlptllecy ofelthe 4.LitIe' tlHOpittl. AppIi-
cnnta will preeent thetetelesscat the Tre4,urer'a o5lea on IN.
eAYj Aptil 28, ettt A. M., fo eemet atene. Bytorder ef th,
1'4µ1d. all lo
BA~t or New OR no, 2
City of New Orleoan, April 9,1856.
IAt'a ameeting of the Board of Directors,
held thindaytt iitwne.nhnou4ly
Reelcd,.'h, widthed approval of tlhe Sockholders havin
beeniP~,t _tlihlP~by ~ Itl GChdl having 1
hen obtall, ItRis expedlet to increase the cpital stockl of thlb
Hank nottc exceed $l,O0O0 0.0"
In acordalle therwlth, notice is hereby given, that books
will he opened at the anlking House on the' 1Ltlith to te
al n opein e~Nordy days from that dte, during whlch timeth,
present Stdcklloldes are privileged to ubscrlbe. for said In
ere4se of capial.
A. provilonal .t.eription list llbe opened at the ame time
tn th pubhllic, for a pro rata of the Iorian of said icrease that
may not be tLken by the present Stockholdere .
aI 30t W. P. GRAYSiON, Cshiter.
New ORLEaNe , JtCKSON AND GREAL NoRttoes RR.Mo., 21
New Orleans,. April 4,1856. S
I.nI conformity with the Charter an elec
tion will ibe held at theoflice of the Company, No;: L (tronldelet
xtreet, onMONDAY, Aprll '21 1856, from 9 to 3 oclock, for
tiigteen Direetors--twirelve to be chosen from stockholders re.
4114ng in 1Louisina, and is from stockholder residing il Slis
d~ lppi : Provided, A aoority of lhe ,lock of the Company be
represented at .aid election but if a mljority of the stock be
not then represented, the election nill he held on MONDAY,
April 28,185611 at the office of hll Company, from 9 to 3 o'clock.
td R. 8. CIIARLES, Secretary.
AS General RLelief Committee, I.0. O. P..
Memlber for the preseht term : W. B. K2o000 President, No.
14 Exchange Place; B. 1.tSILtv, Tetnrleer, .No, I.ltcelltns
street Jles. FURO dAiX. Secretry, Odd Pellows' Hall, corne
Cmep and Lafayetlte streets; le. EL.it, Exchange Place, Post
Office Eilldilge; JOetH ltr, No. 200 Cl.np street; J. 1. C0R4 -
roai, corner Cmp imd Grelvler streets; W. W.LeeeaeOe,
Fourth District; T. F. PieOtto, Custom-houe;' il H. ST4C
h,, corner Teholpitoulia and ichaerdl streetst J. 1. Se.s
Aoon, A. W. DIcioie et, F. W. PFeenuexrtoL Common
street; H. C.Set tto.e, tCustomhoese; WY.. .ltateO, corner
Tebonpiloulasl and Poydre ttreets.; M MCIMAIIIte Aiglere O.
T, .AUL, T, LIvC eDst, No. 18 Chartres street; Oa'deEe dxt
LEAN.
--- Regulalr meetinge held the TIIIRD MONDAYS tn eteh
montih, at 6ecretary's o041e, in Odd Fellows Hall, at 6l o'clock
I'
fell ti6m JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary.
-[. O. O. F.-Creseent Lodger No. 8, meets
every TtUBSiDAY EtENLNý', inroom Ito. i. Odd Fellows'
Hli. Oflicer--Z. F. ROIBERTSON, N. .: S.,L. BUTLER,
V, G.; EP F. LIIaTE, Secretary; L. N. JAHAN, Fort Secre
tary; P. X. IIARBOT, rcasurere. e22 if
" I. 0.0. .-Loulslanann Lodge No. 1,
,eets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, in Room No. e Odd Fel
Iow.' 1141. Oilcere-JOHN .1. NIRMINT, N. . ; J. H.
GENNISON, V. G.; J. H. PORTER, cretary; r. LOI
SELLE, Petaeneet Secreeery; H1. GII5LINGDAM, Trealsu
rer. fea,
WI. 0.0. F.-Iloward Lodge No. 13 meeta
EVERY TRURSDAY EVENING, in e.dge Room No. 5 Odd
Fellows' trll, at 7 o'elock. Oficers-J. G. IDUNlAP: N. ' .0
TIIADDEUS D. VAN HORN V. G.; DAVID 1OORE,
Secretary; GE0 . . SHOTWS0EL, Per Seereiary; A. DESOLA,
Treasurer. Ja6
W Attentionl Company G, National Guard.
You are hereby ordered to attend Drill every TL'ESDAY EVEN
ING, at 7 o'clock; also, Monlhly Meetnlg the frt Teesdey of
eachl 4nth1 CAi. MOREL.. 0.5. '
sel8 tf CIB [10, .SC
W Attentionl! Company B, Natlontal Gnard,
You are herebyordered to assemble at ELane4l Il corner Pry
tania and Felicity streets, every SATURIAY EVENING, at
7} oclock, for Drill; and attend 1lonhly Meetiugs, on the
FIRST 8ATURDAY NIGIIT of each month. ,
By order of theCaptaen.
JylOly W. Ii. RICIIARDS, O. S.c
I A Itlaeter-Pleee Out Done.-We have
nltelysnpposed AVER'8 CHERRY PECTORAIL was the U1
tima Thhl In iti line., and that ndllln had been or would be ih -
4vented whici coul surpheassit in its 4n pointsl of e xc1ellence as a
medicine. Rut we are confidently assured by those competent
to Jludge on the sbjeet, that Dr. Ayer's new Pills excel in high
medicel lrtitrey ovcnthat tidelylcrlebrted embodiment of his
tIll. iHe hes succeeded in making thiem not only pleeeant to
take but powerful to ure the large clasc of eomplanite which
require a plErgatve remedy.--Lnenstere Argus, Ky.
They are tor Sale by jO r '"
WRIGHT e CO.
r20 2Cmd&W and all our City Druggete
MIYORALTY OFr NEW ORLEANS, t
City tHall, March 26, 1050.
?T Three Hundred Dollars dRewarrd.--A
reward of Three Iltltded Dollars will be given for any
uiformation which will lead to the arrest and conviction of the
assassin or .santnst who did on the night of Monday, tte l7th
innt., ata1but9o'e ltek, atc teeornerof ( rviertand Mlagezite
atreets. shoot pollcetan Alectmder Alego In the head, of whicb
toutnd he h.s since died.
mZi _ JOIN i.. LEWIS, MNyor.
7i[IL IUNGTON TAR, PITCrI, ROSIN AND TUR
• l'ENT[NE--24@} bbls.,cargo of schooner Sidney Price,
from Wilmlngton, landing and for Esle by
ALFREI) IKEARNY.
a19 3t 72 Magazine street.
o RANGES AND LEIMONS--500 boxes, landing ea
Climettinn, from Pctetet, for tale by
cl9 BARELLI ,% CO., 61 Common Street
EAOW I.AS-Il bags Carotlina ted, in tore, for sale
bC 9ARFiLOI CO.,
96c1 Common e treetL
F USTIC--2O tons httdlng ex Red Fox, from Tamplco, for
l19 BAREILI k CO., 61 Common e treet.
OFFICE OF TIE COMIMISSIONEORS OF TIIE CON
SOLIDiATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, April 17, 156. )
B Y VIRTUE of the thhirty-seveenth sectlon
Sof the etof tle Le"islature of te Stteof tltouisitna, en,
titled 'An act to consolidate the lily ofNeW Orleans, and to
provide for the government and edministrtion of Ites aflers,"
approvcd tie li of Februry, 1852l, and of tile fifth section of
te net stpplmentar.y thereto, and providing for the ineorpora
lteon of tle eity of Iafcyette ith te city of New Orleans, ap
proved on tile samee day, and of the tird section of n act n.
titled "Aln act alpll tmentnrey to anact to eonsolidate the city of
New Orloeanse d to prosde for tile gover mente, and dmllistra
tion of its elttirs," aplroed IMrch 11,e, cad for teic peur-o
pose of meeting all blllgntioes of the old corporation, and of
tle ite leFirst, Secnd and Thtlird niceoipalities and city of La
fayette, mettring during the year 155
tealed propntsatls will Ibe received at tilis office from thlis date
until T tursday, 25th inslt., at 12i o'clock 5I, for ti purchase of
a tcries of four hundred and lifty bonds oit one tltot stad dollars
elteh, said beods to be dato tile 1st of o.(n, liiyp, yhbi it 36
yetarst the nffce of the iecter ofth city wtith interest
coptons attaced lthereto at thcle rate of sixper centlnl per n
num, ptyablte hcml.eanl ly in tle city of New Yorek onte tite t
of ilty and 1st of NNovember in ech yonr.
I'roposls to Iw endlorsed " Bids for tile llpurchase of Ibonds of
tile city of New Orleanes " anid cdlcd to Ithe "Ceolnnlisilon-,
er of tile Consolidated beht of New Orleans." Tie bonds to
be adjudicated to the higlest bldder--te e Commissioners re
scoeg tele right to reject tny or all blds.
Terts of pavment casb, or in any obligationsof tite old city,
the lite metin oclitice, or city of L.,fayette, mcturletinn 1e65.
JOHIN LT. LEWIS, Maytor.
OVIDIE D1 1BUYS, Comptroller.
ltADAM GIFFEbN, Trcnsurcr.
N. 0. IAIIItEY, Cltrmctln
Finance Cemmittee ol' tile loird of Aldermen.
J. EAG1F, CIhairnnt
Fineane Committee of the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
0. S. LEE, Secretary. .l0 td
RDEFRIGERAITORS AND WATERt COOL
R superior article of U1'RtIT RFRIGERA
OnR0 varyeing In price from $15 to $50.-.o.. ith Ie-we. ter
Tanks.
Also, a complete assortment of WATER COOLERS and ICE
PITCIIERS at
c16 2lt 3plSt TIQENDRSON k GAINF.S, 9 Canalslrete,
FOUND--A DENTIST'S INSTRU.IENT. The owner can
IL' ave it by calling at the Cresente office and paying for this
d vertisement, a17
OIRI.--350 bbls lessc Pork, In store and for sale by
. S. 1I. .ENNEDY .L- CO.,
SIT 20 oyras streetCt.
FLOUR.-L00 W bbla Soplrfn " 1ndthoice Etra, for Jsle by
S. 11. IiENN E Y ,E .;
a17 20 N1 rn'dtstreet.
L OST--ON SATURDAY FVF.NINlnthe 12th inst., either
Sat ilia Onfety Theatler, or Iwtw~cen thecre and Dl ryades street,
or m1 Dr)-.~des betwecen TIIHliH and St· JJDUep street II luldyl
11ooolpbtn, contbbnna the dnarreo, y-pc of a gentlemno. . 'ie
finder will confer to lading obligation an tie owner by Icilo fg it
at this olnce. U1S 6t
C OTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-THAT
"ell known PI,,,,tLbon, ,ownlod d orc',piud by- Mrs. N. J.
Whitson, situated on Bnyon DoSeard, in (he pofsh of (Ioootolo,
and ftor miles from \Iooroe, with bemuiful rood from thence
to town, contntnild In bet aeee nn ehundred and one tine n setaere
ofl ard, with about ;bo Inn t ery high state of oltivatio n;ttihe
b dce is limberedI land. The bopDl is well sailed to x force of
aboutthirty hands. Tirobhnprovo noenlo are of the vbry bast
ooonlty, 1,cl0lig n new 00o ao (tin--house and qoarters for
sixty oogrons; good Stobles, Cotrn ouSElload a largo nrd well
finished Dweplling, with 1ot ntOO ss' o oo -ho. , and altoogoeb,
very welloimprovd. This tract o land 1i lbte goll onosy
re,,,lole e lrmsyar reasonabilprompt paymeonts. Posl'ooooo
to be giveut uthe t b Janulary next, or as two its the crop is
gooboord. It is intended to py!nt rt Iorgocrop oyof corn;dbdwlit
ever it monylle, the pourchr of thlis propery can have, with
fodder potaoeso, etc., at the lowest price.
For furthor Information on this subject, apply on W0 pooo
sea, or to
n14 dOWtf PCIT.LBEX, OOOURICH S CO.
C'OTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM
V II.TON PLANTATION.-Tbh boscriber is preopaed to
sell the above estate on eery reasonable terms. The plantation
is timrtedon the BoolOb rtholnomo , four miles from Its
mnth, in a pohb of Iboboouso. It·onhdns one Iooooumd
Ilcrr o lid, nall seen hndrd o whih ae apresent in
high sane of cotioo'io b b
Thle estate is well improved, Opg, besbdea comfortable
Dwellgoulsloe, oobbaono. Sobleo, Negro Cabins 00d all the
eccrariary oantbailIiny ` Thlo ptnnto on account of its size,
fertility and location, acrerrs at ad bo ae udred of which ar e 'it i
boo otolboy bo the Oobblrin, noll 0s propobtoto ls i noei
tonreon bprgnin to at3 one deeirob of oog obntig. Posseossion
will be g,00n immed1itely 00fto tbo inkbbg off of ibe preent
top- For fbbrther psrticulars, address 7T. 0. B3URTO, Esq.,
ooncoc, Lg.; PILUIIOR, (00001&ICII .t CO., New Orloog,, or
ROIOSORT J. mII.WON,
Oamilton Plontatton, IByou Intrbglooino
n14 if Mophobs., 1.,.
ATHE FASHIONABLE HAT ANDE).AP
EMP'ORIUM OS TILb SOUTH. 79 Pgydo, 1001, next
000 tOhe erer o g otO.-Just 00o0,0, .ltogoo a s, loo
did notoy Syobogond Sggoooy slo, of HATS £VND
CAPS, onsistling of 1BpS, Brown, IDrb,Poorl, White, Choco
anteand Skyy-blue Lamrtinee, bigh and low crowns, Whi,00,
Pearl and rllaclr Cllnsimeuee. llru, Ienverb , Stilklots of every
descrition. Also, theo, tb aodmired OSto French Felt 1ats
in endless lyoo,0 for gentlemen's wear.
STRAW O0OlOS-,Wbio good Book single od ndouble brim
Inrghoo,, Ric Straw, Bazilian, Ponamo Florida, Tamptie,
Cloant, Swiss, Pedal, Florence and Palmetto Strawo; 01.il
dxon', Fancy Hnts; By' gone Leghorns and Victoria Straw;
Joaky Caps and Coonetng Infants' Fancy and Plain Turbnto;
Plainandb Fancy Hats. Wooe in want of any article n n the
hat lineO, nold do well to give re o call before purcbasing
elsewhere, as I am selling at tO;e loweseton biopes.
10. 0. JOOI1NTON,
n14 t 79 FPoydroolstrgt, next to We corner Cnmp.
THE COMMERC IAJ bEP4WMENT.
t ra an a retov n hdclte reud
Wtlh thea-exepteio of. an mportnt vairtteon t nieehage,
thlnge egooere l are working atoneg. qetly. The tclegrhphle
advices o the Baltie eechnte relieveds all epprehet on of diotbt
regarding peoels Europe, and allays some few fearsn hich
were gaining atecngtlh on thdi last tdcese, t war mght be o-e.
raotlnated. n ten et~ al trLeIW l Is regarded deciddly fevore.
blo. but the influence Is h. d i felt as yet, though ts full eitne
ll were conce el. ine dv ean. The firmntesln the Iiverpoo e
Cotton tarcet and the recovery pl.the dectlipre previouytdl
od hs isdb mparted te firmer feeling fn or market, httalnedehy
the very low rate of frelghta nd favorable condition of the'ex
Chenge market. t.i • •
The Cotnmisslotede of the Console i eted Debt of our city gvles
qotled that propeosls for the purchase eor four hundred and fifty
thousand dollars of the botds of tlne city maturing In 36 years,
drawing 6 cent lutotreet, *illbe heceived until the 2.th inst.,
at the Treasuretr's office ,thl city, payment toe e h er t eit er
in caeh, tn dny obligations of theold city, or lafayettetnwh-ch
matured in 1855. Wd leare these rieds hould Ihae been sCld
last October, and the eroceeds applied towrds tile ptyment of
bondtissued to tite New OrleenstDraiaitg'iiompany, which ma
tured last November, and whtiheee stltn enpatd. The inleret
onthe bonds has been promptly paid, whteh ought to removell ti
doubts, if aey existed, of the anwellingness of the author tles to
liquidate them. In the present plethoraf capital, it Is hoped
eapetalists and all de troll of good investment, will hand in pro.
poeaes. Of the faithful performacee bf the city hereafter, in is
contracts and obllgltions, there cannot be any doubts entertain
ed. The eauhorltles are prohibited frome iding Di.aiing Com- "t
panics and Ctton Presses; and when pt ngj~a requoired to be t
made, It must he paid fo..en ch, and there Its Just ai fair a
chance of the city obligatitns of very kind going up to par, thatIt
the taxe assessed for interest wilt be promptlypctld. Theecci
our citizens-temporary or permanentc are desired o come for
ward and at least give dome evidence of the credit f tsd city by
taking promptly the full amount required. t
There was but little baper oeing to-day among te brokere ;
hIn fact It was decidedly dull with a maJority of.them. The
closdg r temny be plac at 8 cent for d Al, 6,34e for good,
10@12 for third rate. A ndecrease in the atenont of deposits in
tlet bnks may he lookedfor in he to-moetowS returns, uch being
only a nathral course of trade. r .
The exchangethe rketco e eiln u1 5 togrea tilxciterd i rates
have advanced, caused by an unexpecteddemandfrom all points
of the great West. It d ew York fonds, New York checks an
drafts, just as thoegh there was no other place on thts continent
but New York.
The banks sold checks today at 1e ent premium, while
one back, after advancing to yesterday, fell brck to an e this
morning, and had a brisk demandi ; private bnker sold ate a
c3 cs much as they wanted; also raised their 60 day hill to /
and diacon. Gtood commercial day drafts were purchan -
ed by the bhnks at 1431 S 8 cent dis,, and others from 1@ 13d
discount. Ten daye sight 3 die. ; 90 days tlght 2 l cent dis,
Sterling was also stiff, and we have to note another advance.
Clear bills were taken for investmentatet 9/, and 930 paid for re
mittanee. Billes with shippng documents ali4 Ths is an ad
v neCgof l$ centduringcthcweek. Frales wereedealtin only
moderately, the range beinteg .2151.5 the latter for At on
Pales direct. $25,010 ti tgold wae received this morning on
Camp street, fromeCinctinatl, to be inveeted in New York ex
change. Since it was shipped (lt week) the course of ex
change hat greatly varied.
The comparative rates for two years patet ere s follows :
Apri 218, 184. Apri 18e 1855.
Onme ron.e , ce . ....8 a 8 IClear ills....8.9 1o prem
.On l.ri........ A i.ti i lcnhe .. .. 1 ..
On New Yorkee,6 dTdh. ui(1 hdls. ran ce o...., . 12
oi. sight checks .,@1 prem. dht das'c N. Y. t di
Banhe. ....,,,.. le.e dis
Chhckse... ,,,-33 ,/prtem
It will beobserved Northernsight funds, two yeas since, were
much t igher than at this time.
In stocks, to-day, we heard of the sale of t shares Bank of
Louisiana at 156, 10 shares Now Orleans Insurance 1001 paid at
$1l710, a high igurece ; 20 shares Pontchartrace.Ralroad on PT,
and a fetw chhaes Bank of New Orleans on ne terms.
. e oTmTION f or soocr.
Bank of Louleiana..........100 pcid .................t153a 156
LCouisana kState Bank ........................ . 14
Canal leh.......... . ............. 2
Cit'ze s Bank.t ............. ........... .5 15
Meeha.thle. ,nd T,.ders' hlBank...........i.... ...........110
Southern Banke..h........... .e .... .... non fered
Uoioe Be.k........ . 1......00. . .......105
Tck ofRcew Oleana.......:.1.. ...................10515
as Lght Comp. . ny ............. 1o paid.
Commercial Waterworks..e......101t..........i........ 52
Carrclltot Railroad...e....... i. 75................ .... t
Pontchartrlin Rilroad..-.......18............1 ... 00.. 62
Opeloease Railroad ............. 25....:...... .1(1.9
Jackson Railroad .............. 25.....................ie/
St. Cbarlesli otel Cempany..... 25 .......:............ tt(a)tl6
reltcaneDry Dock ..................................0.... 05
Oidd Fellow' ll.............. 10....................1,
NewOrleant InceCompany ....i.. ..................... tI7
City Consolidated Bondi ........................ 005.........8 0
City Bend for Railroads i.............. ............. 82
State Ionds.......................................... .5293895
Levee Steam Cotton Press ............................85( 86
Of. Charles IIoteit Bond ................................ 93
In uncrrenct bank notes there have been larger operations the
past week than we have noticed for weekspast. In tle couree
of the winter a large amount conceentrates here which are readily
taken bybrokers and dealers. incrrcent coin of all kinds also
net, with ready sale at our quotations. which are those of H.
B. Merrell & Co. An advanceein douhloons has taken place, as
wiltl be seen. Tile usue purechaae of 3loxica dollare are made
at all times ; in fact there is no kind of hblleo--gold or cllver
coins but what is readily taken.
L.and warrants are in rather better reuest, and have advanced.
Buyers for location are few, most of the transactions being for
investment for a rise.
GOLD AND. SILVER.
American half Dollars................. 2 cet premium
American quarter Dollars ................(@-i cent. premium
Mexican Dollars ................. .. . 4 5 1 cent. premium
Spanish PiilrDollars......................12 ,cent. premium
SFive Franc Pieces ....... .............. 96Y
Clifecrnia oins ......................... @ p cent. discount
TTwenty Fltnc Piecce ................................ 3 8 85
Ten Guilder Pieces ..................................3 950a3 96
Ten Tliaer Pi7e7s ................................7 75.7 8
?hexicn Doubloons...................... .... .15 601)I
Stinish Doubloons....................................16 810c17
CulieorneaDut~..................... .... ..177@17 oz.
Missouri ......................... ..·.........1 cent. discount
Indiana ............................... a........ ./.....·1!1i3
Ohiio....... .................... ............. (a· l
rKecucky' ................................. .......... . 1
Wect Felielana RllrdCompany redeemableic at tank of
New Oleame pe........................................par
Illinois ........................... ..... 2 5 c ent. dis eount
Lcand Warrants ........................ .t06cets acre.
Mississlippl Mutual Insurance Comlpaniy Cer
tiicates of Aberdeen redeemable by H.
It. IMerrell & Co. at .....................l 5 eent. discount
Georgia and Solth CLrolinnlt7,a , ,.. . . , ,lldiscount
North Carolen......e........................2),, discount
Virginia ....................................... 2 1) dtseecount
Alcbh ma State ....................................... 5discount
Texas ....................................... iso.
Tenneee ................................ discount
Mobile ........................................ parto disc u tl
Tennessee Free iIBanks ..........2 discount
Commercal Bank Manchlester, atY yazoo, iss ..............par
ltbietv ntf It 1 larIcts fVr past Wlfth.
COZSCE" T OFloo, No. 70 Camp street, l
Saturday Morning, April 19,1856.$
A fair degree of animation has prevailed in our general mar.
ket during the past week, the supplies of most articles of West
ern Produce having been liberal, and fi some instanocs exceed
ing the demand. Our leading staples have been in good request
generally, and prices have been well sustained; though in Cot
ton operations have been restricted by the reduced stock on sale.
The receipts of Sugar anid Iolases have embraced but a mall
proportion of the better qualities, and these descriptions Iare
been rather firm, while the Common sorts have found a heavy
market. Tobacco has come in pretty freely, anl met with a
ready demand at full prices. Flour and Corn have declined,
and most articles of Provisions fell off in prices early in the
week, but have subsequently rallied. Freights have been dull,
and still lower. and Exchanges have further advanced in prices.
On Tuesday morning we published advices from Liverpool, to
tile 29th ult., received by the Washington and Cambria. They
reported a heavy Cotton market at Liverpool, especlally for tile
better qualities, with sales of about 42,00 bales for the week
preceding the Cumbrob's departure, including 12,000 taken for
speculation and export. Tile quotatons were stated at do.a for
Fair Orleans; 5%d for Middling Orleans; 06d for Fair Up
lands, and 5 13.16d for Middling Uplands.
Yesterday morning tile Baltic's accounts appeared in our col
umns, giving us four days later.itelligence from Liverpool, and
reporting all advanc of jd in the Cotton maet there, mostly,
Iowever0, o the lower grades. Consols hoad farther advanced,
owing, In a measure, no doubt, to the conclusion and signing of
the Tnreay of Peace, and closed at 93;0.
COTTON....We left thl Cotton market at tie close of our
last weekly report with a firm appearance, and a fair demand,
cloing a businroo of 61,000 bales for the week. On Satnrday
the enquiry was fair, but with a reduced stock on sale, and very
firm pretensions on the part of factors, the sales were confined
to about 600 bales. On donday, again the supply was very
limited, and only about 500bales changed hands during the day,
prices generally being very full, and not perceptibly nfected by
the Washington's accounts, which were received early in the
day, and appeared in the cveninlgpapers. On Tuesday morting,
witl the Cambria's advices befo ththem, buyers came forward
pretty freely, and as the eltreme views of factors were some
what moderate, the sales embraced 9000 bales, there being yet
no qootable alteration in the rates. On Wednesday a very active
demand prevailed, resulting in a business of fully 17,000 bales
at full prices. A reduced supply was thus left for Thursday's
operations, and factors were still more stringent in their terms,
but buyers came forward pretty freely, and took nearly 10,000
bales, tie closing rates requiring an advance of oe in our fig
ures for Middling and upper grades. Yesterday the Baltic's ac*
counts gave a further impulseto the demand, and although foe
tors further, and materially, advanced their rates, tile sales
reached fully 14,500 bales, making the total business of the
week 56,500 bales. The market closed firmly at the range of
our quotations, which are rotbed as follow :
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ................. 6( idling Fair .......11
Ordinary ............. S K( 9"7 'hFair ...................
Mliddling ....... ..9.010 Good Far .............-
Good Middling....(...1 0114 Good and Fiue........--0 -
TOBACCO....Tlhe demand has continued, and though hold
ers have generally ben very firm, with only a lhnited stock on
sale, thie sales of the week have amounted to about 80 llhds, of
which we have the following partculars : 26 at 730c, e0 at an
average of 7 8-10, 28 at 73, 52 at 8014; 5 at 6%, 2 at 8%, 17 Ad
mitted Clarksville at 9~c, 27 Selections ditto at 103%, 2 at 10%,
16 hhds at 907, 18 at ,8%, 48 Admitted and Refused at 90,e
round; 25 Choice CIarksville at 11c.; 4 hhds at 9c, 8 at 8', 15
atl and 7, 16 at6o , uand9at 6c, and yesterday 25 llds at-,
19 at 83o , and 13 at 10 o T lb. We still quot :
Factory Lugs ..........................................53
Planters' ......................................... . . . '.(007
Leaf, Inferior toCommon ........................... .,.7}.
Leaf, Fair to Fine .................. . ..0.0....' 19
Choice and Selections ........ .:.. ........:.........9jS
COTON AD 0 TOBACCO STATEIENT.,
Stok on hand Sept. 1,1855...... 40,37 13 11,715
Received stnce............ 1,589,706
yesterday...... 5,311 807
-..1,95,077 - 14,012
1,615,614 20,12
Exported to date........1,5,80 ,14 18,481
. yesterdy.... .. 11,2 00
- 1,377,076 -019,171
: 258,518 6,5
SUGAR....The receipts of Slygr have been mainly composed
of tile Common and lower grades, aod those qualities have been
dull, while Fair and Prime descriptions have been in good re
the marebetat blneoege o o irgd ditltoe: e folltoer:,
ar . a.F llyaflr. . PI wl| ed and IeO ed..7
SMOLA01S,,,.... fle deodolias beu fali, and poritd&tve
bqeltmer during e portion of the week. AboutOl 1tlihiitet s
Mta9 od Mo 3 gallo for eOrdlocry es~terlood to PrNot Jo
Weik'e reilpta, 0,7a2 b0l--Exports, .16.
LOIRN....Thie stoCk tia been rathli laree, fAd prices hove
forthergvendway 4*qt 0lbbli, The-tales up t Tfurtoeay: bb
ecvenlogemwrh e4.totout.,1100 bbliS, oostly ot 2$6 tfor b
Ohio and St, Loute Buo}one, with an ootonal ootit 1 at$6 37 h
*od1r7 75?i j80 bl foer 2Et2h Yesterday's tranaetlaons
aoeled rOlO blo Ohio Iat $6 2 Ort Iioel l oO, v$t0 12$ te
i$u 15, dd dlcbos wedr solefine at l 2036 dl rL
Week'sereetpts, 6744 Hbbt-Eportst 24,0.
WHEAT....We haoe noticed sale of aboutS 81Sks d ng 2
the week at .ane of $1 40(~ 1 5, mostly tit t 1 4 46 0
.sb ol or, rlileo Red. to
Week's reejife, ,220saekso-Erportc, 12,114.
CORN....Thes otlloeh been in fair request, tiot generally
tloweer prtiee. Up to yesterday emorltg some 55,0t0 talos,
Sdlpoed of, chiefly at. 469480, for Good Yel!ow,;,lWhte do
ond Mixed to Prime White and Selected Yellow. ,Yeloerdey w
about 12(0oo) ko were sold at-469048c; including 528'P.ettf c
Yellow at thWe latter rte, of
Woek's recpte, 682,71 sa-c-Eport, 24,9281.
OAT.... We have noticed sales of hbout 12,00 oerks durtng
tho week aetoa range .of 35(.383 fo. Odo and 39410 bpTho el o
for Ordinary to Prlimeto . Louie. I
Week's receipts, 21,746 8acks-lExporsd, 95l.
1nRYE.... few a mall lots have been disposed ofoat iO . ho
bicLel. 28
tRAN AND HAY....Bran has old ogenerally at 62397e I
m 1001D....Wes er tlay olasl bedoln f oai request at 22$24, 1
the tranactions inelodlng 140 tons, to arrive, at $24 d
P 0ORK... .Prtee gave way earlyin the week, but ubsceqnently
ratlied, wIth'good demand. The valetup to yesteedaymorn
ing embraced slout 40l0 bbls Mes, at the wide erangeof $153
$15 75 forOrdiarry to GHan lote of Uninopected,.cand $15 75
$16 bblfor Extra Heavy, 300 blrSl UuinspYeted yMes were
sold ss15 10) 0 o16 l bbl.
Week's receqpti; (1,822 bblh -Exports, 7,311.
BACON....This article also declined in the early part of the
week, bh lllt e Iaote he oince been flrner. Up t Thurleday
evening about 1000 ceto owere cold, the more recent transactions
being ast 8s 100 0 for, .ibed Sides, 77huJd 7 for Ordinary to
Prime Shoulders, and 10 910%o 0 lb for Clear Side, Hams
aRDngig at 9lle for Plain to Good Canvssed, and 113r1d e t
mb for Extra e nd Fancy Sgar Cored. Yesterday 120 casks d
Ribbed Sides were sold in lots at 84al0e, and 15 of Shoulders,
in one lot, at 7% e.
Week's recelpts, 2856 cacko-Expor Es, 1314.
DRY SALTED MEATS.....Tbe demand has been gool, and 1
the ales nembracecaboot 600,00o Th Hog-round, in bulk and in
casks, mostly at 7 L 0 , and on Tlhuo day and yesterday 38,010
s ionl bulk at 7o for Hog-round. - 2
LARD ... There has been a fair demand for Lard, and with
limited receipts, the rates have been pretty well sustained. Up
to yesterday morning we noticed sales ofmome 2000 bbls and
fl1eree Prime at 9390 and 9hlc, aodotath0 kegs at 103l/
10oe for No. 1 to Prime. Yesterday 600 kegs were sold t
tlOc Dlb,1.
Week's receipts, 3,816 bbls andi4,100 kegs-Ecport eqEol to
18,922 kegs.
BEEF....Thler hasoe bn more movement In this arhetleo and
we have noticed ales of 1000 to 120 ble, at the wide rango of
19 629o810i 50 and $11 for Prime, $10 10$812 for M. 04l ad
$1410 bbl for Mess.
Week's reelpts, 1362 bbls-Export , 528. d
BUTTER AND.CHT ESF....Westere Buttebr has old at 1@
22c, and Cheese at 12_12%0 and 130 o m b.
RICE... We n are noticed only a limited bunansso, mostly at
413c .1 for Prime Carolina, nut incluldig on Thursday a lot
of -.160 tierces Good Savannah at 4e.
WHISKY... .Prices ave been irreglar, ranging at 231 24dc
for Rectified, nod 23.25c gallon for Raw, with sales of some
2500 bbls during the week, including yesterday d00 bbl Raw at
23300 o gallon.
Week's receipts, 6,419 bbl,-Export, 2127.
BAGGINnc AND ROPE....tWe quote Kentucky lbagging
ot 183 1900 for Ordinary to Choice Power-loom.... India has
been in good request, with sales of about c00O bales at 013y
14ic, mostly 14 c yd... Rop d... has been held at u.h@0
lie for OrdiLary Hand-spu to FcPey lMoobi e-moade.
GUNNY BAGS....The'last s3les that we noticed were at
1183llec, the traosactions including 200 bales taken yesterday
at Ile.
COFFEE....The market has been heavy during the greater
part of tde week, and thie sales are about 7000 bags Rio, prices
having ranged at 10a010340c for Inferior and Ordinory, 11@
l3l0::c for Fair to God, and 91c11%: 10 o for Prero, with a
few hundred hags of lagouayra, imosty 0at 13o 10 2 .
No cargoes have arrived during the week, and the direct im
ports since the s st of September remain at 260,230 bags. -The
stock on hand last evening was about 33,60bags.
SALT ....Early In the wek two eomal cargoes of Liverpool
Coarse, were sold at 85c, but more recently several hae been
disposed of on private terms-understood to be at a considerable
advance. The sales have amounted to fully d40,0( ckli, here
ood to arrive. Two cargoes of Sicily, Trapaui andMoarsaol, em.
bracing about 32,000 bushels, have been oold at 21fe bushel.
CANDLES.... We have noticed sales of some 2000 boesiStea
mootly at 22e, with a few lots of light weight at 21e 3 lb.
TALLOW....The last sale of City Rendered that woe oticed'
was at 93td0hlb for Frime, including 100 bbl taken a cday or
two since at that price.
LIME....The stockl of Eastern It quite exhoetod. Of West
ern we yesterday noticed a saleof bbls, (Utical ) at $2 600
LARD OII,....Prime Cincinnati has been held at 85e 90 gall.
CASTOR OIL....The rates have declined, and the more re
ceonttroanactlolo hae been at $0 50o8 60 0 gallon.
ALCOHOL.... A lot of 23 hils was sold yesterday at 45c
gallon.
NAVAL STORES....We have noticed sales of 200 to 50
bbls Spirits Turpentine, mostly at 40 90 gallon....Of Rosinc
few hundred bbls have een soold at $1 70 for Good No. 1, and
1t $10 ibbl for Inferior.
SFREIGHTS... The market hlas been very dull, and the
ctraooactions have generally been a t further decline in tlhe
0ra.e. On Tluroday some 200 bales Cotton were shipped in
B ritilc vesosels at ;3d, and a few lots in Americanat 5-16d.L
Yesterday, however, toere was little or no room lefot thos
orates. Some 12,00l to 15,00 sacks Corn have been shilpped to
Liverpool-within thle last two or three days, at 8d o bushel.
7 EXCILNGIIES....The ratles have continued to tend upward,
and we Iare advanced our quotations, os follow :
.r Sterling .............................. . . .... 18820109 and 103.
t Franc .............................. 6f. 17t0@51.220t S dollar
o:New York Sixty-day Bills..c................... 13813r5 :0t. dis
Sigt LChLeck:le ,o Nw York ......... .......opar .. prom.
CATTLIE MARKET.
JEFFEpO0x C4IT, April 18,
The arrivals included a number of Inferior Cattle. The sup.
ply on sale is mple, and the market easy for purchasbrs at our
PRICES:
BEEF CATLE-Woestern Fine and Choee ...............
Rough and Fair .................. T7
S Ordinr..................... l
Atthkapa, Texs, etc...........
choice .....................................$6 .0 6 50
LC Cows-Flue ..entucky ......................... $755(4-
rdina0r ............. ................. 11$.540 "
CAL4ESAND 4 YEAR.NGS2..............................
Stippittg Inttilightxt.
SAlrURAY, April 19, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. '
Ship Chesterholm, Brit., Evans, for Liverpool,
Sybrandt & Nevins j
rhip Soseupl Jones,1Hosemr. for H1avra, P Whilney &co 1
Ship lier Jord, ,lda, for Liverpool, J P Whitney t&co
Ship oeakteae, O , A fCooter i verpool , 2J Feb1roo co4
ark Fann, Snmith, Le horn and N oples, Ch, Kock &o p
11rk Oak I tmII, Mart1n, Boston, I T Vmeorrd
Brig tleeu Mar, Brit., Chlo4 flor IIsarluae, S LeVlssr &Co
Span Sri0g Lince Miontalou, e fo e oionn, Tintor baa tro
Schr Ana DeIrussy. It lrlr, 4 'or Peasncoln ibnllnet,i ll
Sorgeo HenryI tour, Steen; Mobie, CW Newtono o \,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Florid , Cowzeys from Key West via Florida ports,
lto 1 G Rogers &.o--Carrollton and Jefferson Railroad.
Ship PocaontS,, Wooderson, from Liverpool, 20th Feb, to B4us
ter, Lovell &co-3d district, 30.
Ship Cl1a0sa Bird, 4ird0, from Havre 1st 10 rrch, to Baxter,
Loovll &c--Point.
Ship Serampore,. owden, 36 days from Boston to G W Ilynson
&co--lot district.
Ship C0vilhr , PUrllgton, from Glasgow, 21st February to mas
ter-1.it dstrict.
T1Sh1 Alstralil,4 Smith. 15 days from Boston to master--P4in ,
SToip T1l1o, Span. -- 51)d1s 1rom 4 rcelo, , i ballast, to
raster-2d d Astric-t, 2h3.
Ship Sh4kspcarc, Ctmmi4 ngs, from Liverpool, 21st Feb, to 1Ba1
ter & Lovell--Point.
Ship Western Ocean, TayIlor 18 days from Bath, MeS, to E J
Hart &co-3d distrit, 41.
Ship Colmnodore, Bliss, IS days from Bath, Me, to J P Whit
ney &co--lst d14rict, 2i.
Ship 4244,1iuElus, is, ,4rom 1Ia44,n 11th April, to m0441r-44 1
Lewr-1st d1strict, 10.
Brig Jonathan 1 illy, Tol ,es4u, 8 days from 4 4,de4ns, to d0 d
son &co--Point.
Bark Broosa, Spruqoo. 23 days f0om Baltimore, to master-
Point
Scbr A C Brewer, 3 masted, Cox, 2 days from Mobile, in ballhst
to t11 Marrison &,--4i0sk whouscs, 411th district.
Scbr Tro, Anderson, 6 dla. from Corpus Christi, to muster-
0d dtri4,t, 'T.
Sehr Sidlley Smih ,from WilmintonI-Bas-n.
S0cr Livingston, log4, fr4om Tanchipah--4Basn.
Sehr Victoria, Ford, from Covicgtron 3Btin.
Sellr Polar Star, from Cvingtoll--Bagsin.
Slchr Blrb " Slhelby Shelboty , fronm Tchnfuncta--Bsln.
Schr Elodia, from Amitte raver---atn,
0cbr Duck, Sohnston, from Amite River--Basin.
Schr 1Dam4, Banks, from T01 hefun1t--Basin.
Schr 0,4ry, Sorthlne. fron Bonfl0l4a--Basi n,
0c1r Sea Bird, Wualio, from Covington--Basl.
lspil Des4re, Mel04, from Bonfuca-Bi-.Itll.
Siclhr Alegau, from Bo faltela--Btk~lin.
Schr Belle phse, Charles, front onfacna--Basin
Schlr Venus, l, S helnder, from Biloxi4--11Sin.
fiehr Fmelem, Wate, frolm l'onc4hata4ula--B, sin.
4chr Emlily, from Blin4 River--Bain.
Schrl Three Brothlers, from e S uBnfo-1Basin,.
tSchr Eught1o from Bilost--Blhin.
Slchr Buck, liav from Blloxi--Basin.
ehr 'Tel graphh, , from Bloxi--Basn.
STEAMBOATS.
hdadison, Hurd, from Clnlnnati.
0 TrandTurk, Roberts, from St Louis.
Iaurel 511, Uooper, from 14yo4 Saur.
Fals Ciy. Smitl, ,from,St 4Lois.
Scotla4d, Desmakes, 0rom ub44rland River.
Dr Robertsonl,, Rym4, tfrom Nashville.
R W Powell, 1alrtinl, from ShrOveport.
Florida, Hutchlngs, from Mobilo.
Towboat V H Ivy, Whitteman, from t, h Passes--towed down
an, to sea 41th inst. slip fModorn, hark Achillls and brig
Dettino--brougllt up ships Werstcn Ocean and Commo
dore.
Towboat Thomas l4 oDaniels,.'Pennear, from the Passes--towed
down and to sea 144h inst. sllIp, Ge0 W4:b4ltgton, 0bar0s
Rower and Attca--brought up ships Clhilla and Shlrak
,carc.
Towboat Conqueror, Brow, from the Prasses--went dow light
--brought up ships Commodore arid Pocahontas, bark
Corilh and brig Jonathan Cilley.
Towboat Phoenix, Crowell, from the Passes--towed down and to
4e, 15111 inst. 1hip Conquest and bark Saon0--brought up4
ships Clarissa Bird and Serampore.
BELOW-COMING UP.
Ship Ophir, Byrne, 10 days from New York, to G A FosdclLk.
Sllp Revenue, Robinhon, from Boston, 1300 tons ice to J L War-.
ner &Co.
Ship Sentinel, So1le from Boston. .
Schr A C Brewer, 04 o, from Mobile to 4R 4 Harrison &co.
Sc,4 Elizabeth 0egar, W0iler, from St Jag0o 0 Cuba, to Gold-/
enbow & Lesp4rre . -
TotoPht al6Sld .ý 0$r
JoohooaRJg to, And1p...oJo41.hepoo$ Sbrooo
.hipA0000B00,i~Mtp:IOo"'
" LIVEIOPO0O,-Shiop Ci I-,-1b12otb rS ia
most, 10,400 OtOCOtae. 'a l
HiAvrE-Ohip l oneJs-2000 6 b $o4~v c0040, 'T0
whea.t. S
LIVEIRFOOL-Shi Oler, Horddm-2 bales cotto0. h
0A1TrANA-0-Ili floioo K4M -82 oao-02iee0, Gg;07S.l 0
m 11,00bxand l dbi pink, 007007 k m 300
hhlotiScokOd ., bk coda cab, bbl 00mG`rmply bhbl, 970
hoopo.e 004Otoo.
LIVBRPOO1 Ship PFoo.1aa-0oto0 18d0,o eo0
0070AORN00 A97IOIAF LES-lEgok 1.oiy-40 bbhd to
BAlCELO7A-B00 -Ll. W-34oif cotton, 1041O/tavs.
B08r7t0- 'llk , dJ10 -1 Omboo t 1471 bpb pork,
2000,hl,07calM 1070,43050to o 1801 bbio loop-O 00000
00o,, 407 bider,
0om7071 I00o H ytomii bbbo .0001 0, 0 04 0 k 0 do, d
lloeksbrau. 4 i
§WPORTS 0
)A100E0TI.LL0-Bado Acher=-61 clinogel Sower woter 200
do vermouth rOrd-50h bake oo0ca ,oonooh 200 do.
25 do lea 160 0 Sho ogood 07 Cootlo-6
talel o and h bbl wino Cood 1oo-40o.rseeeobduo UOooo 10
Vos1ou-4o97 doylooJ Ot"-O, u, o cuesoil 410 6t
o01100 ca' voortouth TO Copiaini-5 caa or0ng00 flower
woatr BroohamoO500 do maoroool and vermicell ,10Cooo --1
1sý sausage T'1lartia-Rennes teas Camack, tlgatrea & We ]e
O0oooo, oraoru0om water Qdoeyrooo 1,anogdoolf=f'-0,0 27
oilbloooo~moolldoohoy~m~oerqtlOdooomol 30 oioboN t
oibSte-,-l2do o00ngo foor water Mougi 074 r51005 wino J W a
oboiodrll Ooo-Oioo-20 c o Totol; Leoenoo Oo-Iil dpo mdu, dF
Cmsoto -00-do. 3070 oil W F vrTodpoboog'leo-4g
d I .h Cahurar. nos 1 ! cas mdaaH" 'tlolias~; nl~
hokiloilhl ~ ~ ~ ~ 20 tat Co1~0o12o0odo0V~i~oo.,,0 ,
223 doeomol7hSipd onýho S0H00dotoot.h.0 marble0
fp marble&- block o peet o B.d6-l#1 eten a. boI 050idol
30to olioooul,-o0o1h i 6 0il0o,7 ooo pio-e
om S0p o ..rdto l· '40 balms al-ono D
101are d ondal Bde Fainl &l cake ,125 aaeS cur=
100 do vermouth 75 piekid Pso Panlse 0--I do rve -
month B Telamor doaoa 4do d 2; wis l bl-"0r.
tarH eh I Hc daA718G-2 ,etSwie 100 cases er
mouth fdo parfmnerp oo de:
LOVERPOOI-Shlp Sh.0opooio--007 .malt; order. p
LIVEIRPOOL-Oidp Pooho0000-25 toag .ot; order." a
-BaT7, Mo-Ship Commodoe-40 2002 00 toey P FWVhitney
HAV1E-0hip Carissoo Btrd-Aemolod ipoherebadls.o
BOSTONO-Ship Ooramp rE-A.eooted merchandite ondlio.
r7 0W YoR0 -0h110Ophio-A-oooo1071mitoh,.dio.
BOSTON-Ship Aootrolio-A2.orted merebandoot.
010000CK-Ship Civilian-65 oso0, bottled beer B Gray- c
300 too0'I0 Iron Wood &l iH-015 00e bottled 70e-A Cobb=-l '
cases do wine T & J O Mlls-400 bxs pipe. (ko A GHoit-1S o
nails E MI Daley 7co-303 dohoioled ale J T do Egooo-UO. frs,0
do 200 tons pig iron, rder,. . -r
CHARLEST007-ltook UcleBoio-a7 eke 0ice 0 Thooma-26
do Dyesoo&oo--O do order-600 bgs pas' 9r oatk, vo0 4 em4
mdse 1 b medicine 8 L & L Levy- 2 bO O clothing 106 hr0.ka
00ce Chapman & Br00on-0009 hgo peas G oholor-5000doJ lDt
bool-200 de Laooo 07 MlCotb-2 b0000dse L St10,4,20t 07o
1 bole bahogglng G Pincibrd kco-l hhd hbee Brand &.L Ld
S-2 bxh clothing L iono R W 0 F.ktlioort b-04 p0ks mdea 1K'
donkeys Lien{ D D Tompkins--1 bo medicines 8cio$5 & Mead-~
2 bhe mdse Anderoo 0 Mitoolf-8 000 r70e Brand 07Dondry-5
do 402 h. peas, order.
- BATH, Mo-Ship Western Oeoooolon bhllst.O
CHIAROLESTONO-Shhp CUle Sam-Rioo, &o.
NEW YORI-B-Ik Cadile-oborted moo~h7,odioo,
CORPUS CHRISTI-S-ehr Troy-198 hbdided1Bble peltobos
to A BriO0oo-1hbblsh0,2oad 1 kg0d20bo o H i0,07Ooogt o
CARD 7ns770-Bdg Jonothao-bl2 hhd' aogaobbhls mobloob
Roan &t Remoion.
-WILMNGTON-Sehr BOldnoyPrioe-2000bbio naval stores,
order.
PETOSACOLA-Sohr MaorhslBh bales cotton Frellsoo, Steven
o0 koo-43J AbitohelloU &0-65O,07010004007 W Dorroo7o
Total, 22 holeb cotton,
PENSACOLA-Sohr CGon W H Harrsioo-15,000 I lumber
8000iaths to Pooloy, Nibol Soo.
-WI07MIN7TON-Sehr Sidnoy Smith-1650 hbl. naval0atom0
toorder.
C0VIO0TO7O-Sihr Victorh-S2,000 iobt loher to Merrii 07
MoConnell.
COAST-Scib Mlaroin-l1hhdo 0ugar to order,
COVINOTON(-Sohr Polar Stoo--0,000 ft Loolber to order.
TCHEFU7OCTA-Schroorbyoh0bhy-il00 hbs shells.
AMOITE RIVER0 obrhElodii- cords woodtoorder.
AMITE RIVER-Sohr Dook-1b cord. wood toordu.
TCHIFUNCPA-Selh Demmeo-dO hio shells to orddr.
BONFAUCA-Soo Moary--07,000 bricks 00 ooder.
COVINGTON-e-Ohr Sa Bilrd-10,i00 bri0ks to W W8tooe.
BONFAUCA-Sehr D00070-70,000 briohs 7o order. -
IONFAUCCA-0hr Alegao-600bblh sand to order.
ON70FAUCA-S07, Belleii-35,itoirkb to order.o
TANCHIIPiH--Scbr ivingston-2aO,00 hh lumber to oMrritt
&LoMcConnello-IS 07000ood to maer
BILOXI-Sehr Veous-0-,000 It lumber to B M S0,ol4,
PONCHIATAULA-Sehr Emblem-20 oords wood to order, -
BAINE R7IVER. Sehr Emily-15 cords wood to order.
BONPAUCASoho Three B-so thero-5 ordswood to oodd
0 OLOX-0Sci Foginoo-S9 cords wood to order.
BILOXISob,, Book-25 cord, wood 00 ordor.
BILOXI-SohO Telegraph-6 cords mood to order.
CONSIGNEES. 1,1
BOSTOFO-Sh1ip Sfotmore-MS Mller3-C C Gaines do- d,
Rawlins, Duncan &co-I H Kennedy ken-Vos ,t Bros--C T or
Buddecke &c5-W Jackson &c5-I-l)arid Buck-HeInderson kt
Perle-Alndrew k Swan-FPawll & Hopkins-Rbso n & Aihlle=
31 Gr2,,12ood kc1-FOic. Conv1erse &,o-OglIlaby & M acalu* -
-W A Violet kco--OOkey . H 52kin,-2leld, M-2211 dil-A
Whilteyco-iAlnderson & Metlalf-J W Burbidg eL-C -(7
5oy1-ShBlundi-FFnlss-H ldslih 1h by ico-T B7BniShSr
&cl-H D Hs24itt-Red A PFlt-C H g-SRmp 4Ci.,1
-J H Car41 dl-J OWoodf W dico-A Cobbdico--J H ;N24ks
io-Frostl Ao-S- Wlff--B W Belnto-Rogers, M01GuireAllWB
-W&CB lnnllrlS-dB L30llaF-J 1 01alS0-H F: ~Iht di~ F,
B N'Nonnan-1,1x10, Sta,,ll - SoidgI Rsnles0 00-F on
eonnetth2 di 012te0on1 Howell &5 -G211ri0h dLo-Ws J at
IIDwsJ}'ARobert-A B1JamesW F IVNd22h all-J di
B Valentine &l-E Hackett-P Rice Jr--Donnolly,, Bencoo
co-Beebe &clland order.
NEW YORKO-Shi 5p0.l-J J Adams-Athur &oR-Bally
SIHomer-B-SdleY Wilson dll-IS 05 Barlow-H, Bnebel
llllhannsl, Carroll Ao--C T Bddec15-E 11 Beah-J Bnt-.
s1deil-Bfyn, P lnce dil-? CookA IS-CSCle RB KenHllnSt g
dill-Cuddy. BtRu. ; IF-C5mpbell & SIrong-JA DAugherty
dio-ll-dla1 $$ Sl,-Thl5Flroi-- A Fosdick-=F F P11411
1rells1, S11-llSon &011-FBll& JSnes-and order. .
PHILADELPHI1A-Bchl A L Cr0wford-Col A D ToRBI I
k111-Fllos220 CSmplpllS &c1,-Kennett, Dix dll--Iolol y di I
l JS---E J k-rt decoA G TnllF 1kco-Poole Plhiina lkc-- 1
J E Fisch0r-C 1arbot-IS C Gaines &co-llowad Ill
Lulsk &o-F Cook dd-II 1H Hus1l&Idi-llR-Wrg520 Daven
port doi-R KiLaughlln-Brlnd k Ad .-IIFrCelute l,, Haw- -
ell dCl-H SIhphFFou-A \iVIS1 in &ro-101141030ne,1s- I
Slack, Stauffer &c5r-N 0 & Jackison R Ri Ch--Mexien Golf R
H Co-1i W 1Nilson-F F Folger &1F-' Llcke- CA 10llnrd-
S B B 011-Frellun, SF. vens h0-j H CldIell--heelle dk
Illnke-J. S AillkilicG D Sletcalf-J Illoki -W A~ Hannay k
41o-C CI--J Burnside dAll-S Oelson I co-F D-LISfOSL
Cammack-, Squires &Wertt-C T Burbleck. & 1,o-Sndford Blro-
A earne y-d3F1n2 Lewi s 11-N A BailelyIS 12511gs
Cmphel .E Stron5-Conr0141 dilo-Mley41, MFIRBFm HIs-I,
SOIFFp 04-305112, Owen 0,l-J A TrnlleI-Ldls do-g-Rob- 1
snd AllIn-O ValeHon ill-II WIIRelnolds dil-Anll IIIn 3
& Wad1-MFoon, Tills 11,-0 ArlmIstrong-J BhF4c-F W55lker
diBo-FCllCnn F Patterson--Ok k Fllon-Heald, Massie dilo
-C F IurcLett-C R BnBlh y&co-B A drew-Brv.ll Bbdinsl
,tenLevy I, SummersdSmedeill co-BN1 Nau-e &11-3 S5ma F
-A Miller dill-C H Alter-S Aby--FrleI ,J llrly kco-Sa
sey & Pultney-W FlemlsoS-G If PiocFkard lo-J VM0iten- f
'Jerger-E G Rogers &co-rder.
NE W.ORK-BIrk C llIS-Bellertou & Keefe-C-onCerse k
,o-GoldIs2ith I ISbr bi1o,-IFHIHaFs1se2l &ro-Hall, lodd Il
Putna-J o II.hee dill-A Blronosaur &2oI-Lohd k FrieF
son-B TBenCmnn kco--011Iud Bros Illo-BR K I.ughllinl-J
o W24shffdi-IB NSOll dill-I Bridd.-I IlFpenlinhg-T
S HIldir ke 11- enderso Gainess-Braledy Wison ked-E. J
HIirtdill-Sll Purrs dill--I1 H 5205-51eo Allen-TIlle,
lcller dil--A I Wright off-W R Bteltrt dil-WSlliams,
,ll1115ps &Fco--endIs41u, Terry kco- -Sy, VaT~os, dco
FPsslaFn. Stelvnon HI-B S lnnetl-35F-ren IlBrlo-155 Bar
ett-C WersllOhlnnl-Kentt, Dx &Fco-Eadtoni A50!;51lS- T
Tylor--C 1 4llnrd-0 fi Knllllur-I Snapp. di-d T Hsrdis d
ll-Green d Crum F-Bllt dil-MNge 11nease-P E I'Bou
Sltour-S'Slels d BrUFIFI,,. Rrese &ll--PrFsltlF- B Fin
B MFIiIIr dilln-dll, HIII-W WF Crone dlol-A Whitling
co-PInyue & IlHrrison-J A I5um 20io-OB LeeIf-and order.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer F,,11s City-196 b001 Siur 60 k01s mdRO
21 OF 5015 1-lB Oghsbyg di nmsllllhp-l Sbl, 5loll di Df~y dil l
2yly do do Price. ConFverse Ail-45k50s bacon 334 bbis Sour JIl
Cannily &co-4h6 doo 1d J Eager dil-40 do 051f 12l1A. 11,2)
331 bags bran A Thom .0, Acog-13 115es hcp K01211111 ,1)1
diFF-l0 bbis Bos J 0 011d[l110-39S bags apS K DuobIr-
.141, bag 1 oats J I; 1atcheFr-31 bb54 flour Hwifit Norte, dI-
471 do do S II Kllndy 2,ill-O3 ck bacon 1i5 1 boggding
,it0 di HSmdIIn-f10 cis rope Pope. Elli. dill-lb7 bbSs dou,
I'-drl-ville & Bll-di3 kegs batter F Dclblldio-l18 ll bacon
Rogers, 10111 040 dill-Il bb01 fllor J B Taylas-lll to. lard J
A DIougherty dill-251 bbl flour A D l0rieff 0 co-111 t- H 225m
J Ldndillkco-I bbl00 d52C T IodBIrI dco -L0 bbS) whi0ky
P E IIrulntonr-S br ,mdlselGC. iF1rs dil-15 bll ale S 4 t
cider 1 bI 0heese FT Y Shrlbel r-B300 bltll beef Fulls di II
115,4-2 enines Miclerly d Bradford-l23 pkg. pdgsndries to i E
Hyde dil-Il bxs mdse ows o board-U S 01ai1.
CINCINNATI-SI41Her Madlis-S - kg lad F Shaws-l06
bbis wl,1k1 25 h1 bbls bhcoll It lOuilcl0dl11S1 Pork J J Ad
,lms-1SFIsII fl 211 17 r101153 J Ilulde dF-I30 Sbls whlisky 5
i) SFSFII do-i22 l- is b unny hits1 0.e s tiros--2l 14,1, .0,1
1 l eggls 1 d lal d 1 do S battr T CT7i'lll -S L cOldatilgS B
V Blllhrld0F=llblxss ads FFIlrrltt I 0,,n-25 bxS ink J a
SrthS,-l-IFI 5t1, lungs 4 1 I0 A TllomplIBol- 1n71 "gd!. 554
suff J Ed'Mdtthel.a-49dsl eggs 8 do bee, C 515 17d01-2 bxsl
hardware LunSI 150 di ,los--I3 bils InS oil 23 hSods bacon W
SWrllglh-Fsss~llle WIrdrhF-180 pF13 faSlnlrl~ll F H 501555
-400 bbls pot 1I L5land 9-300 FOI511ad VulolhS, 011g11 Ill
IhodsI tobacco 26 sks core R 11 Cssfth- 352 bbra p1dTufts &
IH0y-.1-9 0351,, porF 0Oglsb1 AF Mowbrd-sundries to order.
Total tobsllc 4 dldil.
ST. LSCSSIS-Steamer Grand Turk-37 bbFIs pork 4I;ihds b1
coF, 205 [15 lord, 1970 bblSiiFkgds do, 403 bbis SflIrO SW d
1,1 &d i-120e FIKncnn IIFep, Bard dil-HI9 ke0s ,575 tea rd
10 cks bnFIIIW SW Wright IA-621ks bacon 2150 bb is flr 2S So1
ton ken-16011,10 bncnn 293 d0 1115dJ.A Douglhydiylo-F100 his
itlOr 250 141251103 bhIS buFter 3 Daffy dcol-Ill bbl,, foor 2 0
2,s bran 511,11 HFor-HI 2,o--S5 bbls fllu A ThomFlln dco
305 d OglesbF dilncnule l-457 do S H Kenne1,1 diel-819 do
d Cursre ae--116 d(51sksaha~ 20bblsrh 2112 do alco
.1l J C-slr diFoll-13 sksI .i 150 1 I.II Obrn T 0llF111 Sl-6
toa do [ i Tnppior ktro-2WM pcs largging, 616 coils rope 4 bids H3
,J OFn I'1 SI ,n-406 d oi5SdF1 bala lhoa 5SF bld I1FF 011ky F
I OF SF- l l, di H addeni - 3diF oll F rope SI FI, H :III - &10-5 Ifd d o I
2,10125, Dixdic-O5sacksF brat i CF00 dlo-l- oxl rO I1I
3 11111 l 011o-15 5,-H 01 ln s dinr l ,ln-l bbls wlhisly CIV
NFolrtll-1W bbds alcohol iMaloney ISI i Lues Ilemp 3I J
51dith5-i bb51 apples F 0lele.
SIIREVEPORT-SIFSFIF R W P11l1-18 Niles cotton S
o NFlson ko-79 Miller 1 . FdrestiFF1-51- 1)10, FonovaS OFF
48 J 1 OFF-OS Btde 1-4 W Est0111 dF-IS CumIings, StewaiIrt
dilo-IS Ru-IelI Blair 0l-I35 Powell dIop iins--28 A J
Tlly kco-28 SF11101, 51nven51Frt kdl-2S O1kcy d I0lFOwiul
17 1 A IF.llIFnlSl dio-15 MfLeFIIF Ray burn FIS,1-15 1eld
1ln0,11 dil--13 0lllminlal l FroiaIIIsr-12I Padnei 121r,
1111-S2 31) Coo ter Io-10 J B0 51 011111 d5ll-SO Ridgle
RSIeFISIO TFrrill-40 SI IS Lowe dlo-S FSarley, JutF &11-7 do
Wilson, SI 310y o11-7 WiIIII, I iRs dill-6) IF E LIIe
ri11t1 4'- TdledtIo k Tlyior-4 S KIIIrol SIll"1,6 d-3 C1I
x511, PritIIrd 2,0F-2 Frellsen, F tevenson 211AFF-1 Sndeson,
TFrry keo-3 filcer, 11odrich)111 oF-lds slulg, r A SIleilnbIr
gerr kco 6 hides Art4Ih Rdn t-83 hides 1 I.I. poltries Word,
1Faull-rs 1,1,111 A dt- l 2 dlol- pHI ptie 1 hbl FFn01 e11,514,
ItllIl.lO Su ll--lo olS Cunnll Prltchlrd &lo-S bS t dsell
11111s, Jelnkins kc1-Tors, 69 l bales cotton.
NASSSVISSL-h-SteFmer D1 Robertlsn-II hhds tobacco 154
baeiis 111111F R HF11,011-76 balsa cotton W A J11,1n &10o
5110 ISFIHII d A51111a-F-1 4o 694 bbOs pork 7241 I1 1 T1IF5s
itt, Nlrton All--606 do flur 3 bxs books Mloored VilCtlllil-9
hhds1 111,1cco W (S Robinson-508 b0ls eggCs CSIchnider-4 110,1
Ixlll F1llo111 dco-ill Obl aplesdi 'rkins dill-2 11 wilne 1 do
brandy G 14lI 1-2 d1, elgs W B FIIrteI1 do mdse HSIl,
Femp R itBISo--I wheel RIIIII, HF
11111 01I-1SSS1 sks corn 30 do rye Ye2tm11 Al-11uudrl1 to
ordIr-'fataI, 439 0les cotton, 19 01140 tobacco.
NASHVII.lF,--Stllml Scolltlad-223 bals cotton ST 1111ds
tobao ,111ireSor, 0151A dll&1 -5l bales 1 otto1 11 A John
sn kc1o- 164 do SIsISIy, Wilson 011-17 do owner on board-2
h4hds 1,11,11 JAg Tulrner-7 dl F W Smyt1-7 do Robertson IS
hlMcoull-SS11 21 F t1ohs-I II Rodewnld-l39 BrIIxl d Rohin
11n-51 PFIkinls dll-I Yl tmSn bS 1-88 WIlls, 51nwl55 di
-135 1.e110 1iummlsl214do R 11 Short dlo-40 do 400 bbl0
1our W lF Robll,1-2 do I hLhd tobacco J B OlH12-B do 1 bbl
Figs W SoIry lo OSl3 bbls loor 2do lard 6 ISSdl tobacco 417
101s ,0111 111ore d VSSCullll-S3 101 bacon 92 hhds tobacco
FF1121 01o-1-52 pe1 39 bdls iron F FFol11r 0co-100 do91111,
do J lI M1li 011-50 do 37 04ls do 57515, 8S1S,10.l 011-HI dl
311 pFS do 19 plFIIs Priestlety At lO-IBl bit p112,,11 C
fSlO,,14der-4ldlsks cns JReese Fco-lllhllclkgladW K
St1111rt 1o-21 c1-Ik bacon 511111,,, Own , Clob-2i head cattle
30 do molR s and sundries Lto rdo-Totul, 813 bals cotton, 725
Idids tobacco.
HOBIH-I-Steame FloridO-52 hbls poFF1111 DIll y, Helli
n1 &11-52 dry hides J J Ic3IFi,0,1-1I2101111 to0-rdlr.
RAILROADS.
NEW 1OBIiIOS JACKSON AND OGRAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD-14 1s,125 cotton B13n15. Van1s 1l-21 Anderson
011 311111111 A1drew- 0041erau-181505.eet lll1er to orde521
bales cottonto 1rdur--267 hhds surgar 123 Wit molasses--Total,
6101111 cotton.
FLATBOATB.
INDI0ANA-Hlammondl. AISmoa' boats-2I5,009 Ibs pork, 14
bbl-750 k01 lard, 51:0 bbl5 o 4r, 2,1005h corn, 2)11 do lloellT
C Twickell.
INSISANSA-511101Fy'1b115-101 bush oats, 400 do corn G
W NIettletonI
INDIAINIA-1600 sk1 111. 1021o oats, 30 Sods bay, 10 its
lord, 85 bbl., potaiF IIIIIWHW IentoI
KENTUCSCY-CIS'lem 10 l~l-S0 buob conl, 0 W E41ns
~spl-: ?~:llAN.A.: "t, 8 r
ftts .. T 1 .
'N n r Lt~e el"
b iwaosuxdm tA'*eAS D.A~a 5jpUA
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' rnfnsthe' A ýaf r r 1ocloek A
aat arefr~drabý ,t D:,1gm6da,
. " t'ape · afe'.da[ ort s7LofAt A
TAV DBLA LOUJSIAn*
B..
dei o eltr 8fs :
ert , 'Rmrba 8 (ltcIi leItWi 16
8, IY IntIB1 kptci frG -
.19 lot In 36d' - ... D~epwS!} oele -
. henu. a
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plrr~eOets~i ~:L*lnIL~:
szcoitnanlanRT commto ru suceRfmi0P Qg B 11 &
.11 df iS D"~ ynty O lerk.R
I*or Xrtr telarieeoan . - p~fitrrld No. ? el
rn re ffhfh t adWe d g·Iro s pest Itl 1 fdl~t
they fiave 0;:". the nceogptlpreGerl byt~ b~i~
eh ned a~m~
By order o~tbeiae. .DRUX
all it t o ·: Dppay C Oerk.,~
DRI1emMit TURs B! Dm7, rrm UCC137017 DH UDROM
to cvZXoOuarA7 S B.BURR. No,. 7,87
AVIS ent paxle p euant donna X crean
¢ýbdoB de 1o udtsmcaon e didt ·t erm*
7,~d7,1,pe 7,edjt .7,77,7,u!7,7,! rose A dm . trI7 7 ,!77,7
77d to pete 7,. ilee lspnr poor'' ·"e"l4 am pt
I etatcea teeam e, eenat! oin dpornv
at liomolegd8 I ~mnf care $aoaals odaott conormdment
Pakorde de I Boor
S A. D1UWX.
alU 1y5,19 Di~mteGl!U&i..
sECOXD DISTRCTrr COU1T ONEV% ORLEAX
YASB John D6L Bach huL pcttloced
YY 'the wuonn b ltters or Corntorsb$ f l rru th e D ·I ett
lae.~ohp" N P Dolhba , wife r Rnlpr~olmur, do
Notice th herby gtveril ll whoyn 1t may icaca to show
cau~se oitioen tdays why the pc.* oef d petitiohnerdcsh
'-noty grated.
Dj trderf the CoA. DEX.
. x11.15 19 r - 9 y
DEI~xI fE OOU DE n3HPRIq DR LA NR8-ORLEA~t
qq 'XTERDU gni~reyJb r eaper
11 nm DpUllrm Zn d..la au i I'siret d'op~ent r ýýe
currtelld ned bra bCd3nc bt9
Ep p.- de Rufus D'tmat davne i taae , et= gnl Cos cen
qtlellee itne eeni f' dofti a leetltin .
Pw ordea ds la coot.
ADls
CONSTABLE' SAE
Lbcoyn'yD JIRL1'l:CGiUL, L. 1. AROiR to.L'A3RENCR
Pa Orfene. f QiT TON-No. 6,614
dBr.ptdb.3 tie'H·1o. 121bl thllN121llb11 1 I 8
the PeaedlokJha Parfsh of rlced, I wri yroeed to etll at t
pnbltc enetion. tG nlnsl Argkl",on 3fegtathmsa stret, betwee
Onvler aý Xnteber sretrees otirTBATQRDAD, the R~ day o f
ap8, 186, at 1 ER8'cl 11213. the 120tawieg p to-wit:
L A VA IAANT LOT 0F $tRO'ND
be of fp.1rb18lesignatbh.117, 8.1112128 on t 1
.ph. 81.1.11 by . hle l f
in the t~ce of T. 8ghere, W n n Notary oIin r to ;
said bot dlesplbbI-f
' A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF' GROUND fa'
fbmie arylin nr h degnalltb : ;
an·llonor a e t 4e Pi q W 112 I.
cmitydin the . t f R: ya=1ot yP 1 o nnd'
iTEE a Pln Cive 12[ ..
me.1,111 feet (roton` S20 atdptb, be
1·;een parallellinernnd ' ehat '`
3. A CERTAIN'A O" Iý Yiaedr
suburb Fnikt d, U tis city; aittaR Sin ei ioradUghr tet~c ý ~~
it des! atoiby e. 9, etawn b. e
the 18gntedbymber n the _ of
Ihenalo(·ry~bllcthe ogee u~l
Ims o,1;sad Lt mesures 32 fcefronoa by
n eph between parallel lines
.4 CETI.VCN T FOONetnt i ibrFnir' this city, in the egnsrrNo. 160, "comt~ieeds
unie41' ,Ar ed ruhart attests;Accrdgtth
gidth tutb8
fiiads the N 2¢' [n ' st:
Ilnaa,ýneLý t r,..
9anyr2 rt vt ý y1`7 '111rio
SCeooo J ' Cot DANfi L BLO 'w
diecedbNEw Oryeasth. PALFREY fae-1
BXY VIxRTUE ofa writ of fort ins
Sdkrid b n Un. (I. 31. Irodfrid SeeondJofi
Pcnee fora Pariah f Orenn1l, I rWsl poublic r
on WEDI#EIDAY, the bI d ny fApdl, 18 atil
Warehooa, on Circus street, MI I8d.
dA lot tr HUb EHO.I. FUdEITURE.
SEit itS the attbe entitled alt.
TERIM-Ctth.
W. W. 2flTCHELL,.
Saco"0 Ja110's C0 0,, JOHN UROEIIs. JAOOEStiyiH
ooooiolfi, Oreas oh, 00k, o Ad. h Nlo.oo MOooh
18V6 T.Uo E 1 of l o - of Oho
dl drecteS bg the Icon. L`. M. Rrdod ~ eietthe
Peace Cor the Prish of Orlrstu, I Hate for le at ub
lic 'auction, 2I; the Ranks' Arcade, on thelib day of Marcb,
1856, at 12 o'clock M., and have failed to get two-thirds of the
app ainemeett value-
5&6ISCERTAINLOT OF GROUND, wiHh 114 the improve
men01 thereon, rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto
belooging or anywise app ertahing slhtod to tho Ftootng Lo
PH"tO, formerly in te Parish of J Thero, noo In the Foooth
Dis0 of. the city of Noo Orleans, and desigoated by the No.
7. of tle square No. 26101 oln o mode by J. A. Puego, dated
06h of November, 181, and Seposited in 0he of A. Chia
pella n notary pubi hon this city,
S'd lo1 being comprised within Laurent, Josephine and
Whhot streets mid te hol poity Caal, and havbfog ooEngql1sh
measure oo orolinogto said plan, 3t feet 7 teepe 0 front o, J00 e
ohi, street and estendiog in depph 11tw0een parallel lpnh. 110
eet, bounded on ole lido lownrdl Laorent street by lot No. 6
and on the other aide ,owsrds White street by lot No. 6 per oh
said pint,.
I will aglao ofer for sale 1 tlpublic auctionthe above described
at thle Bloo' 410ade, on, Ntooi noltreot, on SATUR
too, "ayt3, l 86,ooobLo'lo o Mto hhtahood dJn o lase bid
der, nt twelve months' credit, with bond nd an, Rority bearing
oper tout interest per 1000n.
W. W. MITCHELl,
.281a9 18 260 toy Constable.
ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
5,500 Jamico Orone Tres.
2,0o' ic l'X.lomon Trees.
SCreole Orange Tree..
2,00 Havana Orange Trees.
4,000 Mespults Japooleoa Trees.
1,000 Maloga Lemon Trees.
1,000 (Genoo Citron Trees.
50t Maodosho Orange Trees.
.i. so..
A varioty of all kinds of Tropical Fruits and Plants--uh s
Fig, Banaas red andyellow ; oie Guavs plants, Tamarinds,
etc., etc.
I' Tile above will he packed with the utmost care. Orders
ent to No. 00 Camp street, to
. R.F. NI0HOLS, Importer of all kinds of Produse
no5 6m from the Mediterra-en.
-OPA--rJNERSHIP.rHI UN DERSI-GNED
V have this day entered into a Copartnership, under the sttle
of DUPERIESR, IAYES& CO., for the purpose of trsarcg
a General Commission, Sugar anAd Colton F ?tora be
ALFROED DUPERIER. -
ALLEN L. HAYES.
ROBERT W. SANDERS.
iM Ofce. No. 14 St. Louts stree.
NRw Orleans. lstDecembor, 165. d45f
_MJILES C. H'OIKES, AUCTIONEER AND COM;
MISSION MERCHA.NT, Washington street, Vicksburg
i-n lltil11 Mlerchandse and Property of all dOscription
cousigaed to him, and Oroo:totootos oods Sos
MIessrs. John Watt & Co., and Caddy, Brown & Co., New Or
eas. ' a28 ply
INTIVE WINES AND BRANDY--FRESH
iatrlva--20 quarter caOsks Dry Wine;
50 cases Sparklintg Wine;
20 eighth casks Brandy, vintage 18;-;
For solo by the AgenOts,
VOORIIIES, ORIGGtS A Co.,
n7 15 Tchooptoilas street
ANDLES. OIL, WHISKY, BRANDY, etc
1000 boxes Proctor & Gamble's STAR CANDLES;
750 boxes F|oser's STARCH;
50 barrels No. 1 LARD OIL;
100 barrels Boyle's Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKYI
100 hf bbls .. .. .. .
100 qnnrter and eighth casks Domestic BRANDY;
75 hbls Monongahela WHISKY, (Iron bound;)
50 hf bbL .. .. .
For slet by JOSEPH LANDIS k CO.,
m12 3 Tctooupittoulas street.
JOHN HALLER 45 BROTHEIR. 247 TCHOUPI
toulias street, above St. Joseph, COPPER, TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, are now prepared to do all kinds of work
in their line of business, such as putting up Tin aml Copper Gut
ters Palley etcl. Also, pntting on Copper, Tin and Zinc Roofs
in all p0s0 oatih city to moderate prites, with promtneoss and
dispatch. All kinds of Jobbing and Repairing attended to with
dispatch. By strict attention to all orders, we hope to merit a
share of tle publico patronage.
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen: Messrs.
Crozier & tin, Jamison & Mclntosh, Cook &d Morehouse Rob.
erl Hughes, G. W. Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer,
oallier, Tnlrpint Co., J. W. Jeweill. 12JldW&0Sm
VACCINE MIATTER-VACCINE MATTER-PHY
siciaeus PhmteN e and Deruggists can always be sepplledwith
a pare artcle at $2 50 per scab by npplying to
SICKiLESo N CO., Canal street,
U. N. MORISON '2 Magnine st.,
E. B. WHEELOfK,43 Magadene et,
le6 Set . CANNON, 29 Gravier street.
ENORTIICULLODI, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW., WILL
attend to all professional bunetss in St. L.andry and
Avovellee, thet my be entrusted to his care. Ofee at OPE-.
LO.SAS,La.
Reracee--OChns. 1. Waterman, hardware merchant C. N.
Olivier, .Esq.; Thee. D. Miller, commisslon merctb ,t Ches. B.
Singleton, attorney-et-law; Nixoe & Adams, Creent Office,
New Orleans. em26
GAS GAS, GAS, GAS--TIE SUBSCRIBER IIAV
iug obtained the requisite permieston from the Gas. Com
pny, begs to announce tht he is now prepared to Cunidsh and
pt up GAS FIXTURES in the most approved style, and at
moderate rates.
q- Ordert can be left at his Old Stand, the Brass Foundry,
No. 214 St. Charles istreet.
dll ly H. GUILD.
SITRAUB'S PATENT CORN AND FLOURLNO
I Mill, o favorably known throughout the tSouthen States, as
excluevelyposesing the combined qualities of- -
I. Being eeily set in a strong iron frame;
2. Usbng only the best French Burr Stones;
S. Running the lower stone, twhich being fast on the spindle,
can eer come in conct with its llo, to be lurd by
. .uningempty;
4. avlng no dust to get loosee;
. Having no drives or ariJ d to ke it shake;
6. Hving itets pindlte lIn nce plece, freom bridge-tree to hopper.
bearer.
This eill elll rn five years without dressing the stones, and
is now offered at the folleowing leri ees:
18 Inche senglegear $l12..
12. . Doele ghear, $tl.
26 .. .. .. 160 . .. .. 15.
o . 1 .. . 210. .
ThelO-ttbch mill ill grind40 bushels an holr with pOepe.
speed and the saler otes to proportione.
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
tell dNW~m No. 51 Neche etreet. New Orle .;'.
Sa n A. IIENDERSOA & CO.'MAG1AZINE F''i
A7• corner of Natchee. offer for sale at the lowest maltt prices,
a choice eassortment of GROCERIES, and luviotthhetttention
of purcelaers. Their stok has been careuelly Cecdd
Nomperhls tht attlestr needed for family use, or for merc rs
In tLeb country. ell9 mee'
C1 ROLINA SEEPT COW PEAS--Il bdgs.et re
I ' BA4 anLLIor N .le by
i 112 BARELLI A CO., 61 Common et;
mf,'e kfariqý . w?#ena'ý If- dd
Thermr5dJK kL 006'
Tahfrd Nfg t .h4eet' s TIh . a ..
El H WEE, , when 0EEE ,
WE1EEEs'VFE0 ,EA a &T:,
Th ,,40Esoa'tE, JZZW
at ftmThca"tmkrw..
nle ntrtafment~p t ?P4
Serf i travss,3rCrsp a'1c
,pY' atfct~ngmestlrre te y;
ITB~faK~gPLý$ t38ffPA~t' ,3
The'to'"et·k~ni sn'Yfimu Donna HO
The agefted' t3t N ,4 ofiiq "u
ý'e'rfrLenrsrr r~s..ý F iLNNi .
Th Pie IGO CR-& i0'Slf'
6BEN%67Sr orWbt .a.t; GumPsr. an
Ifr ; Wright e...
fir , .,gll
THIS A1TBMýNOO D 1
sx1dky 11, 1911; MONDAY the 2botp.. TUP 'ADAiLN.
and persona reeidin6 mttt~wnr whir annoe atted ot i
S YTher am ll-D90iTha . .
fy1-BoxeaaA Pargnetq,7? eanutý. Cndreq prie; Whit
sald Colored (lem rs
ra penst~cot~X'e cklr TyaW~haid ppearti itt~IO~eloeY,
'psý'ýWtattera ot: 6datraaetarneeed~wit Yr. yacalifdtG~s
tesmoetu M d direar d only tm. r;' w s19
r[ AL SD.'A D .t t tnte
true~iid, 'y araaa .gan Trl~e'aa
im ·pt , cratsrtrba ia .:bhs .at' Ctte Oltag,"Mtlcow
titecadta ·bIl n'
SATCBDA the 14t, ORDAY he; 2teta d UFIDA7G th
!, . 55.Tiekt'm y It.II. ookstores (M tt.;Nonmm.
ectare, IA enn
. l M1 ~ O DD D F E L O S S·i
utaprtaiz
ýrpword,,, ; Bice;
Btre ae al.'_ 'P
n ;t f nyrt-the aBove named
, & ýrr,ýý,`ý 9crett5',Qý4, f Odd Ba lors'
1r~lU,' rH1 #h fi yK Vi 2
FY'by h AY8A3.j Philip3 l
rd' 3. -er old
~embg.rs'Bdgs E3; ffit.MhS ba .
wil-wit, naem d i'
Ig h 53 3. ý
pey-a3i Bayou d S3nd., e n
OQ~ld res Iq ;teJL. the CP
cents." ý s
,pfaYoholdthe weaher at an tme present. ayer s
a ennant wnl ber dlaplayet from th La eI
,ýAdmisaion to Olat. ad YImnde i. -.ii .
lltý°A secial depaz"{gtton heMem, CSpy1 ra pen
utd fr ades ýý - :. aI I
DElIOVAL' ROFFICF.OFS" ION
1.ENS ANSI A NTVBOF VIHE:1, N G is
remloved to hatcorner of Gvier aadSr. u
sma-eS , No. 99 GiIS ts s5.e : a2
T o9A00-S'prior`! ds irgina mant'nct
a158 tsm C. 3f.HARVEYB CO.. 40Unto
BRANDIES.-SAZEEAC, OTARS, DCI'UY k
io eighth sad 4varter h 1>es. Al,,, a superior arttde In
cages of one doses gonrts each on cons, (; 0, t For nla by
jaISm C.hS. HARVEY k CO., 4UoiqU stss t
'W 9ITNU l)W GIT7Y .-ASSOY REDVITES JERSEY..
isaeby
a1583, C. M. HARVEY & CO.. *Ul irBse.L
TOOT SOAP NaANUFAoCTUs EBB'9,YAnr
HERLES.-GREATT ECONOMYY IN SOAP
The attention of the trade, or sypersons fmi i
this great siSpl. and ptable busiss, are p t
to a new and imsprvd .tstts. ,hegby ES t s
to thebasEst sEstirPalm B ps tssr d lt..
As thr stp no prepSrtion of msierinsi reqsid,
Ketts can rh twenty thotss.d puds a day.''tam
sbo., an stseatnt
.723t A. C. WLBURi A CO.'S,99
J. PLANTERS.-VIS OSE'Wlb'.-pSo
J Rii, GOLDEN SEED RICEsadS invited
to leas their Orders with the ssbaeibers.
fell BNISELLI A.CO.. No -
r\RESSEDYELLOWPIRE
Jsulbscriber hasrwostsnlly n hand li"a of
Dressed Lumber of the beist qtlity, .spplied ir.. the
Steam 3BU, (E. E. Sipso. k Co.,) ne ssssstaests itHocdd
.osaisttgsl
Ews, Flooring, tsqgtsdd s.I groovsd.
Narrot F itg, sqsarss eded.
Whin Flooring, tongeqd d grooved.
Worthen Boards esp.
Alse 5rips, LsI.s, ISfh, Dsoors, Blind* and Nsidhugs, bststi
Rotgh Ltber f e.11 dof pdpltitl w-. . ch1 will spU .id.
eiither wholsst or reiails on the most favoabls tests.a.
E W. 150DR5.
iSSIR No 15 Cosisgtn indingNestsin..
NATIVE AMERIAN '{VNES
loogworth's Sparkling CATAWBA WINE;'
.. Lodi"' SWEET WINE;
DRCWINE, inbotles;
.. " - to quaorter cwka;
CATAW JstbAND5Y, i q.r .ssNka
Constantly otland nsld or saleby b the Agesntssis,
VOR 0E, G BIG 5 CO.,
mtllm 15 T.houpitousiasstresl
IpýW7(13H.L sSG ITKEN,'G S FITTES, If..79 8r
1 Charles streett,, New Odlr E Cnor , 7 h53d
large Rassotment of Chandeliers, Peadantsý Brackrets, Pillars,
Pipe, and Fi ttings of all kinds.
Aage assortment of Paror and Cookitg STOVES and
GRATES.
Als., Patent Port.ble as. Apspastts, to make gas sfoms stS,
toS hichhthey inttls the ttentiaflt(tfS.Pistlsis. Cst B6m
SEODHNDFRIURESTORE, No..
S CN HADBou street, near Cnal.
Second-hnd Furnitutre of all desssiptions bought, sold oS.
chngned- also repaired a nd varnished in he sbtsttsssd as,
reasonsble terms.
Persons declining housekepinsg snd wishing to dispose of
their tftsiturs, would do well to Call on the osdesissg
1,23K.J. 31. TOJL URTNN
A. SE¢IMES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No.26 C-s
A. metinl Place, New Orleans. m21 ly
a. n. Wnxfna . R G F
WHEELER k FORSTALL, SUCCESSORS TO
LONG & MAG J~bLONE JlanufnctnreIS of Capper, Tin,
and Sheet Iron Work, DeaIer iStoves, CookSng U ageSS
rates, C etc., stcNo. 219 Tchbptoulasstreet
y3-Orers fr Stemtwat Plautn~n and Bfmký'mths' WorF,
execu~ted with neatuess and dispatch. o901p
HSSE GEM FANCY AND FAMItY QUO
.ESY STORE, No. 7IE. stl1lSIE. S. SSRCSER
Agent.
fl AR UORS assortment of ChSISI GROCERIES, WIRES
D' CSFIAAORNE, ft thesb Ibreds In 55art51a5pist ;
other FINE WINES; SapSSios OLD SIRA DY alI other
Liuors:ISuper; . CSRISIDMS, and a variety o'FaSy Alrt
5155 s, as~sqriotjSS5.IE 1111 bd, 115WPIII
Ga ms eicedelid to i[ nm lles mot d d, at low Prie
' S 0.ESE ravagesS Stdl.1 12~.y'
.LOUISIANAI SSIII~sIIIRN.
Butun Roug, Apti, 1 "IsC-R6i.
O DERlS FOR TH1. MANOSACEOR 5SI1
FESINA PENITENCTIARY. wll b reSesivetsAF$SOmptls
EltsI e t by S M. ART A COsot
.71 551.,
IIIBOL, W. O-, ~CARPENTER, No..
1J ZINR Sreet, t w ae and Pet'y arrnttt tN
hiagof NIl descriP1ýions ticu rrewmdpb lrm
Strree 8eted up 4 t SRtek Wfioi otrI Ittgwr,
and Cisterns made a td ataý p rt Jlyear
Sash oors nd Rltnds raarf= It xclwr ~
packing Boxes of inall mitetosrd Step 1tiEdderswl' al
wises constantly on baud. el
EMCIIISSEAd5.S, JACKSON AND I 7,
5he. Ost day.f Apr5i t th .j , tk IS- ` d'
psokIcgSSSSane Iflk~Shoikltvn O151 a S CS. As.% T',,
11111 Mat an arii nsat 11ka at 8811YviSg NISOr. -
AM F. S., SsSS.i.I~ssbOsyk5PiSSS5 31. p~
0. I. HIIALERCORS,
M19 tr Genernlsupyt1
REMIOEV.PrW. K F FRYVER ISNOT ý
2jM Gas Bpvnat located hts edical "d
SEleQ,. 01 Ls.6p~s.I1rI betwen Barr
streeth, o5SipratbS * En 4u5. ci
emo~iclie. n du rte 9w WW uM L airur
If , nO 55.
NeprO[Ia' La:, 186 gyp~ gý lcrtie"d
N. OIL-IS 111ot55525 ld10l57
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