New Orleans daily crescent. [volume], June 20, 1856, Morning, Image 3

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Frlday, June 20.
New York .............. PHILAD PIIIA, MIowan...8 AM
fourchoe..............D)R. IBATEY, Dugs ............9 AM
ayou Sara .............. D., Jr., Cotton............... 9 AM
Covslgton ...............VIRGINIA PEARL. IIHoman.12 1
StLouts ................ CORA ANDERSON, Carroll....5 PM
Ocean Springs.......... CREOLE, Nelson ...............0 AM
Loulvillo .............. A L HOTWELL, Ellott........5 PM
CincinnaU..............AVONDALE, Hoopil............ 5 PM
Saturdaly, June 21.
Lafo.rche .............. SPARIIAWC. Terrebonne,.... AM
Balzo ..................OPIIELIA, Dfiltry............I0 AM
Covington..............VIRGINIA PEARL, RHoman...12 1
Attakapas.O............OSPREY, ary................12
obille................. OREGON, Myers...............12 M
Atlakpas ..............CERES, Labnarhe..............12 M
Pasagoula........ CREOLE, NolIe ...............4 PM
Alabama River ........ADVANCE, Abel...............5 PM
St Lolis ................DELFAST, Taylor...............5 PM
St. Louls........ ......IIENRY CUIOUTEAU,Durgee..5 I'Pl
Vicksburg ..............NATCHEZ, Lt erS..I........6 PM
Fort Adams........... IBELLA DONNA. MIsDonrb...5 PI'
.LakeShores............KATE FRISBEE, Frisbec......8PM
Red River..............TP. CHARLES, Applegater.......5 PM
Oumchilta...............LINDEN, Harlnn................5 PM
Ounchita River ....... W W FARMER. Coper........ 5 PM
St, LouI, ...............JOIlN SIIONI DS, oureI.......6 PM
StLouis................MICHIGAN, Rlelly.............1PM
Si Louis............... VIRI GINIA, Wells .............,5 I'
Redliner .............SWAN, Ilays...................I 5 PSI
WANTED.
TANTED--I WISII TO HIRE A COLORED WOMAN
to do hlousework and attend toCIldren. Liberal wages
will be given for good servatt. Applytio
A. W. BOSWORTH,
JoO if 0o.71 tnd 73 Front'street.
_-ANTED-lA SITUATION BY A FIRST-R.ATE
St¥SUGAR MAKER. whro has bud several }wears experience
Iu tihe Weot Indles..Address B, at this oflieo. Joet 310
.yANTED--DOUBLOONS BY
insT 1ARELTI & GO., No. 01 Common street.
TXTANTrED-AA YOUN(MAN (CAPABLE OF TEACH.
Wring French In all its brunches, desires a e luntloi, ei ter
in twn or in coultry. Thoe best relrencina to capacilty and
habits liven, tiF required. Address 10., at this oflle. m4 tf
FOR RENT.
SFURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-A TWO
1. sory foratle Dwelling, pleasontly localedin the Firt s
trct, having four rooms in Ihe mon building and slx in
the kitcln. As tbe occ. pnto will hbe aseot duri0ng t tloitm
mer, the hloUe nod furntllro will be rented to a crelful telnt
talow rto. Addlress J.. It. P. at this ofio. e, ef tf
=. COUNTRY RESIDENCE FORRENT.
A splendld Country Roidence contolnolg ;0 arpeats of
well cultivated laud slituate only two miles from the
ALhy, tliere stares r0 n every ten minotes from (bnal street.
x property contains nil tol necessary bhldllngs for ta large
Sgeotel "fmlly, together with a large nnmber of Fr1it
,eShrubbery, to., to. This roperty will be rented o a
ood emt, who wilt taoe care of It, on very libentl teins.
Apply 0 ' F. r. FISK
Je2 No. 12 Otntal street.
SFOR RENT.-THEE NEW AND HANDSOME
Dwelliong Ioue ot tile conleroof Nooadeo ano Sixth sts.
wi e rted unib l thl lot of next .November.
JOHN COOIOMEAN.
my0itf No. 0 Contrlne street.
TO RENT--THAT FINE FOUR-STORY HOUSE,
tNo. 55 Tehonphiolds stretl, well known a0 ,Mlo. Wotdo',
Itolmrdio house where she has sooo occssfnllty kept for the
]Itlttwentyytoors. lic willrentttI for boarding hlouse, storo
or counting room, as she intends to retiro it June. O'ersons
woolnhdoweollato calmid examine for thoueselves. Certalnly it
has boeo one of tioe m00t successful boatrding houses in to he city.
The lfurnituro will besold bow. 017 2m
H_ hOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
t.AIE.--A two-story lorick Itwellfng. shaoted on the north
,Idldof Cnoal street o between Bt bnoalld Franklll street0
collnoint a orridor, paOrolor and dilning room; thrle line her
oltolson the setotd floor, Isidet sevtrt gotod bted roolms in the
.vine :eruln ts' romnvpantry; coal roaln cistern nind hydrnt-
one of tile mot dolightful oomtler resldeueo o n t le city, htying
ltheoll ltdvntage oft the summer breeze. The neighlborhood ts
ho.hltly re entatoble.
Fo, frll plrtleolars, apply on the premises No. 212 Coanl st,
between tlboit and Fronklnl streets. nl tf
FOR SALE.
FOILr SU E--DI.IITI TFULt SEA SIIORFt RE-.
thlencoo tt .Iissiipl City--To be sold ol reaonhle tern,1
Sithto proery at Ollsoio-ippl City, oitnatedo ne1t to 310,.
ta-oto', ado% illlh'o threem lninutes oalk of tho rtltft Th e
Iouse ico'mto , linu and In excellent repair, TiOe furniture
it' le tatktn t a valtttttot, if reqitrelt. Forprotlooulort, apply
to JtA)IOS HARRISON A CO.,
0,9 0f 19 Cuhtomblont e street.
FOR SALE OR RENT, ON VERY REA
Sonble terms, ti w enurmodhos Ilouses rind lots in tine tiet/
ttof lpri,.lllel, ot the Netalbany river, about hix miles
from the lJtekson ltrilnlot. tApply attl.lolhsice. tt4 01m
FOR SALE TO CLOSE A CONCERN
--Tlo shlip IARIIEIT 00ANI) J'SSIE, 4 totons regio
tebr built at 'orloo ntho N. Iot and t tlro o rrer
coppet.lldocolaper fn~oed, and well found ia Fsaa ,lls i rig
gint. 'utlrte wOlnlll to tpurchaseo eOa exatnl hrlle It r, re se
nw liet, tt Pelictn Dry Dock. For terms apply to the captai
0on boor,, or to
."L3 '01. W. OOONSON A CO., 8 COmp street.
YACHIT FOIL SALE-TIll 0 FINE YACOT
VNTUIt 0 copyterendol olnoper-fastened and every
d to.td1 , bl 0I0 ooffered for sale. as t toe lot s t
}ur' s Yard baltck Bay of Bilxti. Tile Venture hs
Snetot nit of ntil., and is fttnltlied complete I.n ery resprect.
Asa tlt.ntt Ytlt ttObere tis not of her eltaw llr eltan ol tlhe
coant--nlrultring 2,feet 10In o clhe under the rules of the Sauul
en Yacht Clulb. Apyly to
OlN t0 0IDNEY STORY, 05 Common stret,
-OR SALE-.l FIRST CLASS FI1BE ENGINE, one
ywar ohi, now rumnnng, ad im SNo. 1 order. Address P n
gill", IPicayune o 1 ee n3 If
FOIR SALE--ON ITIIIERA, TI0EMS0--A SEMI-WEEK
ly N-ptper Elitbtlihoent, Iocatet 1i,0 populttos portlon
of the city, lvitgtilt pro.yprt for an extensive b.oineos. For
pyrtllo';tttrs, oldrett 0I10, tat this ofite. l14 If
INDIA. ILUHliEI PATENT.--i. At N
t TOONII, 02 O1iotntO 0.. lillooldTabbt Lo 11Ult ,
1. 5acturer, ]lincotn 'l,1nllv on hattd iew and see[Hid
hand ILILt D'I tl, l . I,, lr'l rle bd
lottint to tilliattrd. ,'m, schll, tt Bilitrd Clotls. tltsl l turo
an, Stlittchers. A.tloKo tltOBotes atnd Cardi Torn fins tndl
lallo. The toderttgnet htvtinglto el to his o lob lfaetory a new
Saw adlil )ltttnl 1111, receives order, for sowinoo iOtt Planingoto
of all dlscriptiont. Boxe, lr packing nttlto , rnie, of i Otlllis,
onh'd anllad made toorder. I'lll. a'I \TUlwary-s onobad fr ::ale,
Allo JM oga v and Wrdnut of all desert )tiotn, mnd 1t low ite..
Mr. Antn-aaid i nls ulno ol hatnd I lroge lto nt0ty of In; and
foniqulc wood prepared for lyl"l0 and sold :t ower rates otlitn at
tlhe Northl. ie hae Ilo on hltltnd It lrge oasortment of Ituntg of
all .it.b, for (oolers,. mt.r modtelto prlOe,,. my22 tf
A D.i GRIEFF R' CO., 38 AND) 4) OLI) LEVEE,
BLIUE LIKA WATER--consautly on hand ;barrels and
WESTERN BUTTER--Ei rkBlnls ansd kegs.
OSIIEN .. 75 lirkins and Leg.
Ctl IIESE--1IN boxes Reserve and English Dairy,
AI.R--Hlrr s' Ts , T)·or'. nad VloaVr's.
1A.\IS--l)ut lel' 'hlipp's, as DBi' s.
\VlIS 23Yf-- e'Ns,. Vi1 , 1re's, ld ]il ler & Co.'s.
TRS--250 ha-chsts So 1 CIOsnn.
CRUSTIEDI SU)IAR-I- 1 Ibls Wolsey A Co.'s.
DRIED) APPLES AND) I'EhAiElE..-I bids.
lAlAl) OIL--l'roPlr A Gamble's, and S. EagIl's.
(IDER--75 boxes, pints and qarts.
LIEION nSYTII--100 box's, various i a pnds.
SI'ERIM CANDI.ES--160 boxes S. onard's, to orri e.
STRAW I'AI'ERI--BIMl) reams.
BURBlON WHIISEY-2- 5 bdls Extra.
For sale ho lots to scut purchRasers and on liberal terms.
m yl9 Im
-OST'SPAT'ENT PLOUGIl slid SCIEtAPIEt.
UTH, G.REAT L.A.l -SAVING IMIM EENR.-rThey
can be neo n all iA-ad eemry kind of soil wheru any scraper can
beused, audare lylgsreconeedr.. Feorl shyde
J. \'ATI.RMAN & I BROTERRE,
m8 14 Madaln i. rvetrnr ('n0mnl 0troet.
TANIE 1 EUWA.lI)U S, ISUCRESSOR TO '\I IILLE
SIRBDWAIDS,) Nos. 28, 30 ndl 32 New Iev.e, Ilad 2R. 2
andl1 Fulton street m10 aeutsnrer of every deseription of Cop
per, Til Sheret Iro and llras WEork. fl. is no" reily to con
tract for tile makli of Slellu Trais, ClariFyingand Evaporating
"Pons F lter)rs, Juiea Boxs and everything appertainlng to th5
-ral assortment of Steam Gugs, Steam Whistles, Brss,
lplg aRlves, pet., constintly on hbnd.
I hEt ca r the attention of plalnters to tle Steam Trains
b1ibh been in 5ommce5,5 B opMssI a be s lssoanstsee
E), R. 1. Canp, Messrs. S. T'. Halrssn, EB. J. ForsBtsll, Nelson
A I)oneeI' Osgord I.wrence, .. St khollns., A.
Tomnlo & Lo., ind II. . Fortlll, of this ity, to shom lie re
speetnuily refers #or cull partleulars. rn22
NOTICE--TEII UNDERSItNED RETIRES TiIS
lay Efr, ltl, the firm o . .& J. MINT)O MER"IIT I)3 mstual
consent. Tie bslliess will be clntinued under tile sbar lunB e
. rtr. J MONTGOMEY, 119 Comol st.
May 31. 1856.
N OTBICE-AUGS R. IMONTGOMERY AND) .JAS. A.
IV ITiTER lle become partners ill o1r commnercial firr frot.
and after this date.NGOME .
June 1, I&5. Jel2)ln
SUNDRIES
S 25 bsoxs SP.ERM CANDlF:S, (Ssam Leonard)
1A b.gs Trargols ALMONDS;
I bigs PEA NUTS.
) bags FII'ERTS;
4 lestIIl )PS;
15 bbls PEOANS ;
10 ('ase, wtole nad halves, S.\RDINES (Nantes)
15 loxes Shellec AIMONIIS;
5WS bundles ssll sl) Isslre UCNNY BAGS;
4 boxes new ebllo AITIN ;N
IS do MiACCARONI AND VE3RMICELL,)I;
For .sle by A. F. COCIIRAN B )ll.IA,
jell No. 3'6 (tray er street.
~ rWO TIIOUSAND ACIRES OF TIHE BEST
Is stbaled In J Lper county Texs, withlin tires milesof
)Be l st, n tihe Vitchlses river. TI s )n is offered n ex
hllsge for dly goosds and gsloeres,. Any one ishing to
tradl for it in this Way rall by addressing the Blndersigned
learn the terms and pltrtieus'rs, which will he suell aj will
Villi tile parties offerhla, Rlefel'crnces nis t the qllllllty of the
land and title, calln b made to Ilon. George W. Snlyi, 1Ioan. Z.
Win. Elddy, anl R. C.. Doom, s .. or any of tie litlzens of
this cOllnty. S ,MUE. IOODE,
a1 7llsuar e.I nss s..y, Texas.
NOTICE-TIIE PUBLIC ARE HEREIIY NOTIFIED
Itt tile fim or (. W. Wilson Co, will be reBsponsihs for
no debt, anls contrlcted by SPECIAL WIsTTEss ordelr of
C. W. W'II.SON.
New r)leans, 'le 7,1856E . Jent.1ha
A G. SE.'IJIES, ATTORNEY.AT-LAW, No. 26 Cor
nserclbds Plae. New Orleans. 1m21) ly
ORANGiES AND LEHLONS-Sicily fruit, lasding ex
Auonhlno for hselo by
ln BARBLET.I & CO., 61 Common ssreet.
S KARCH --WS boxes E's Wheat slind )'earl, for sale by
VOORHIIES GR IGGS& COB.,
my2 15 Tchonpitonlss street.
BEEF-3)S bdbls omsinisk's Mess, for sate by
VOORIIIES, (RI)50D ) CO.,
ry29 15 Tehonpitoulns street.
BEEF-2 halI bairrels lDavis' Eamtly less, for sale by
VOORlIES, GRIGGS CO.,
sny 15 s Tchoupitousas street.
IEAL-OBNE IIUN)DRED CASKS SUPERIOIR RED
'Ash Oal, ex brEg Thos. AlIbBone, for oale by
Je5 J. Ii. ASIIBRIIDE A CO., 120 Common street.
W HI'TE LEAD--153 tons banding, varius brands, some
Je4 ALPRED KCEARNIY, E72 Magazino street.
ICE-BS casks Carolina, in store and for sale by
. DAREI.lI & CO.,
jel) 61 Common, street.
FRANK SHAW Jr. Cos., COIMMISSION AND
FORWARI)IDNG 5EEIANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. 8 Tehoupitouls . street, Nee
•Orleans. o19tf
' HTISISY-259IS nd half bbl5 M sonongahela, Bys and
SBourbon, ironbound, for sle by
.JOSEPH LANDIS & CO..
myl3 .S Tehoupto..ul stree.t.
.INDL ES-.- I5xe Shillito'.s, full weight, fEr sale by
. E 00BVOO BIES, GRIGGiS & CO.,
myE3 1 Tchonp.tsulas street.
D e VOORI) ES, IGRTGGSC &CO-,
my29 15 Tchoupitoulass treet.
ttxkftlax atxxas.
OlNotlee--lo Delegoatos to the Convention
t''tl to t~t tt o,,, Alfoototo for
of the Amer can P trt" o sele !fn Eleodor and n Alternate
the Frat Elctoral District, omtosed, of the oprltLes of Paque
mines, St. Bornard, te 't'hirtd Ditroct of the City of New Ort
Ieana and toe Fa bonro Treme, trn Iereby nottitd and requested
to meet nt Marigny's uitldinga, ,on tO13DAY. tite 3d nst. at
7 o'clock, P. AT.. Jel8
OIThe ltnderslgned Is a Candidate for
THIRD JUSTICE OF TE10' PEACE, to fill tie oncacty ere
ated by the death of tie IIon. Richard Richardson. The elec
tion will tatke place oni tie 10th iof olny, at the.Fighth Proeinot
on loonphine streot and at the NNoti Prfecinct on Basin t treet.
Jl8 JOIAN W. ANDREWS.
NEW ORLEAtS GaJ LItlt0 Co.,
Julne 2d, 1856. 5
Bo.,rd ofDlirectors of thllo Company
]tovt dtteclared dtvlttend of ivo pper cent. patbleto to ile Stoctk
holdtnrs or thetir Ilegl representatives on and aofter Itt July next.
By order:
loJl3m N. O. J. TISDALO, Trto,.
NEW OLEAtNS GSOB Io.too CotP.t ., .
" May 6 1000.
At a meeting fthe Board of 'lreetors
of thtin Compnny. held this dty, Dlr. Y. N. Wood vot unnnl
mosly elected tti Director and I'oshtt est of tie Compnty, to 811i
tihe wtanloes ocitolontd by the rislgnailon otf tao. Rob, o oEsq.
By order. N. 0. J. TISDALE, Treos'r.
my29 lm
N'Nootlee-Wrigoht, Willlamsý Co. Ihavlng
resxuned paymeat in Ftll, the undersigno e will pity all their l1
llttis, amt or.eof Wiht Davenportt t Co., at mttrity ;
and will continue tie busineas from this date Uinder the firm of
WnRIuT, ALLEN & CO.
Ii. ,M. WICIJiIT,
C. W. ALLEN.
Nto Orlttei. Mty ?ith, 1000. otittto
oDertOi or ExLotRtt, CtlT I0.r0,
New Otrlan0, 'ity 5.1856. t
o.-By order of the Speelol JolootCommlt
tee apnpotlted by tile Common Coocilt toio exmlte tioe hooks of
the Treasurer and other city otlcerx, and with power los.cd
for persons and papers, all persons whito have pid licenses, Ottes.
etc., to ID. C. Iabitt. ltte Aosihtant CltyAttornay, are requested
to call aot th6 oltee of the Experts and exhibit their receipt
ttierefor..
tiy5 T. J. HITBrtO1BFCR. ttoxpct.
lIr Genera] ltellief Co mlttee, I.O. U. F.
ettoetoirs for tite preoenttermt : . I. KOOonetPretident, No.
14 Exchange Placet 1. DStStvO, Tretsurer, No. t60 t1etUSo
street JIs. Fitoixti, Secretary, Odd Fellows' Iltll corner
Camp aInd Lafayette streets; GEO. EL.ItS, Exchange Plce, Post
ttice Buildings; otJOl RA1(Y, NO. 200 Catmp street; J. t. Ctow.
rooe,tcorner Camtp int Otavter stretett .W.tf.I,ooterioo,
iFourth tDstroct; T. F. 0t'rsoeo , Cutomottose; It. 1H. 00.0n0
LY, corner Ttthouotlttoula and Rtichtard streets; J. J. SItEo
Wooo, A. W. TcDonnEtLt F. 0. F ttEIoiToioa Commont
streeot; H. CABTEttitE, CooUstom-hose W . I)Dtiso, corner
Tehopltooolns and Poydrao streeto; 31. 3Ic.fltet, Algierst G.
T. PAUL, T. LItVAUAI8, NO. 1 Chlartres street; CHAltRLeS L
SllReguloar meetings held the THIRD MIONDAYS In each
motntt, at Secretary's oftce, in Odd Fellows Hall, at 5y o'clock
r.l'..
fell 6m JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary.
LO I.O. O. FA.-Creoeent Lodge No. 8 meets
every TIHURSDAY EVENING, in room No. 1, Odd Followe'
tIlt. Oficers--Z. F. S tROBERTSON, N. ti. A. I.. .UTL.ER,
V. G.; E. F. 1,1STE, Secretory; L. I. JAHIAN, Per. oocro
tory; F. X. IIARBOT, Treasurer. mo22 Of
57 I. 0. O. F.-. Louisiana Lodge No. 1,
meets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, In Room No. 5, Odd Fel.
lows' Ilo. Ofliceros-JOHN J. NORMCNIT, N. G.1 J. ..
GENNISON, . G." J. 11. 1PORTER Secrttar Y . L.OI
BELLE, Permanent ooeretary; H. GILLINGHAM, Treasu
rer. ee20
t I. O. O. F.-Howard Lodge No. 13 meets
FVEIY TIItURSDAY EVENING, In Ioidge Room No. 5. Odd
Fellowo' Hall, 0t7 o'clock. Oflters"-J. D. tIENRIQEC.Z N.
G.;TI2IAIDDUSl I. VAN HORN, V. G.; IDAVID IrORF,
Secretary; GE.. SH. OTWELL, oPer Secretary; A. DESO1,A,
Treasurer. Jto
11 Attentlol I Company CG, e atloolal Gaor5l.
You are hreL otrderel to attend drill every TUESDAY EVEN
ING, at 7 o'lock; also, Monthly Meeting the first Tuesday of
each month.
sel8 tf CHAS. TOREl . o.t
AG ttentlon! CompallyB, Natlontl Guard,
You are erebhy ordered to issembte at Eagle RItll corner Pry
ttnla and Felicity streets, every SATYURtAY .EVENING, at
7I o'clock, for Drill; and attend Monolty Meetings, on the
FIRST SATURDAY NIGIIT of each, mollth.
By order of tihe Ca taln.
JyIrly WV. II. R 1IITARDS, 0. S.
1. We ore gratlfied to annoline e to our
reaoder a Catt artic t II, ffor wicll e droooisemen!t, o tnour
coltm,,, from that Justlycelebrated pytslcitoin and chemist,
IDr. J. C. Ayer. Ils Cherry Pectortl, everywhere kno.- as
the heat remedy ever offered to thle public for Cooghs, ett., bas
prepared them toexpicttit thatany tiling t om his abortory
would be t worth of at.tention. Asnoonemedicine isleore' -
verallyt takn than a ihytical 'ill, tile publitc tll be glad to
kllo oo oneefrom soehoa trustworthysource. IVe happeO to
know and can axut.e them that thin article Ihes Intrinsic merits,
tIaly equal to any Compound that has ever otued from his Cru
cibles, and consequently is well worth a trial whenever such a
medicine tbeomet neessary.--Raeill Coot. Ado.
They are for salte y J. WRIGH1 T & CO.,
Sj e2e2md&\ o and all citr drtggiti.
MA*TOHII·TY o' N-EI OI1I.F.AYS 22
City 1all, MIarch 26, 186. S
SThree HnndreM Dollars RewIard. A
reward of Tlgree Hludred Dollar will be given for nay
information whk'oh will lead to the arrest and couviction of the
a+lssin or ssnunins who did on the niglt of Monday thie 17th
inst., at about 9 o'eloek, at the corner of lravier and 1agazlne
strees, shoot policeman Alexander Alegu in the head, of wh 1ch
wontd he has Winee died.
m27 JOlN I. LEWIq. ayor.
- EXCURSION TO KEY WEST,
v_ PensneolaNv ad pleioa t a
Cedar Kcys nd Tampa, arriviu C at each port in
the morning, and re6mainig through the day. g0iig ample
timeto Fihtand Bathe alt each place. ThIlrough to Key Wet,
from six to ten days, relmadni . t Ke. WeR t sx days.
Te U.S. Mail steamship lor CTIa, W. L. CenR com
mander, ill leave as bove, on tile Y 6th inst., from the Itke
ead of the Jefferson Railroad, at o'clock, A. 3I., carrying the
U. A MailIs. Fare fertI e Excursion, going aud returaiCg T$,
wlh privilege of re iling on board wie in port having un
surpassed State room acommtodations. Apply ft r freight or
p-adage to
E. G. ROGERSS k CO., Agents,
je20 15t 72 Poydras street
RAND PIC NIC AND COTILLION PARTY
on FRIDAY. JULY F tR , 1856,
AT MACATIIY'S PLANTATION, THIIIRD DISTRICT,
Entrance o 1 GreLtme thtrtet.
To commence at 1lO oclock A.M.
A good Cotillion Bail i h engaged f lr the oecli, on.
Refreshmnents of ull kind, will be furnished free of ellrg,.
'ile, Cirtres and l)alphin str'et Oillibusscs stop withllin four
tg -Tiekets O.ne i oll ar and1 Fifty Centl . Jel8 td
"WR]I-ITE] LEAD--A pure artic-le for sale to dealers by
thu tau on very- favorable tern=.
AFREI) KEARSNY,
Je20 1St 72 MLagzine street.
L OAT-IA CERTI FICATE IIRAWN BY A. S. PIIEI..
SStreet CIommnttiolerof New )rlcllls, ill favor of d. 13.
Fitch, dated Jlane 1ilt, 1851, No 46i, for tile ,urn of four hlnll
drel and forty-t hyollnra and ifty cents, ppiored by " rci"t.
Eager aiI Maileoy el tile Finance Coulmmtee, alld llowell and
lrie, of Streets ani I~andingi. The 'ulbie i. herehy cautioned
not to negotiate or trade for ihe sulnl
jel9 10 T t IOIIN 1. FITCII.
A1NTON 1 INGE --0 cases J_ t received adl for ante
1 aI. E. COCIiN . I. I SAICT
jel9 36 Gravier street.
W IIITE IA E AD--2P tolls Atlatic, Brooklyn elgium,
t_ Ulin n. ll eeKelo l e, isingto I and I'reium L.ead. Alro,
other brands, for ale by
ALFRED KE.ARNY,
Je!9 lot 72 Magazine street.
IMIE--CEMENT-PLASTER, ete.--1,000 bbli
landing oad itn store, for ,Halo by
Ai.FIID KFAR(SY,
jell9 1t 72 yi ~lwr zin ntreet.
FLOUR-- 20 bbl, clloice Sulperfine St. lOlsI
300 do gxtra, now landing and for sale by
S. Il. KENNEDY 8: CG.,
l1,B8 2U l'oydsra street.
Cý-ECOND-IIAND GUNNY BACGS--25V lntudies in
! store and for sale by
S. If. KENN.'EDY I CO~
Jel8 20 l oydfas nreet.
INSEED OIL--240 bbls nad 10 ea.ks Raw, and S0
M bolted Lihlaeed Oil, il00,2 0 0 by
ALFI.lE KEAR NY,
Jc18 72 [agaz ne street.
SMADAMI CARIIALACH, ERDUCATER MIDW[F'E
and NURSI, ollna removed from dulia street to 198 Iia
ronne street, third door above !levia street. Jeli ftf
LARDu OIL AND STEARINE, JUSJT RECEIVED
- rom ctie ylanfau tory,
9 bbls nuperior Llu'd Oil,
S boxes very Oine, StariuehDa superior article-
je17 For sale b J. ytALLE T T, 23 Fron st.
NOTICE--TIIE CITY 1F JEIFIFERSON IS NOW PRE
pared to fund its debt by lsslung boncdls bcarlug eight p er
cent. intost mIad well secUrletd as per special 'act of Legtsha
tore of tile Slate, al,roved bi rch 8, I8S .
F. J. LAIZ,;II.,.Malor.
June lfi, 1/t:x" _ fell" lon
TWENVBTY DOLLAR1S REWARD--R.1 NR AWAYT
'frol No. 7 C'cua st reet olh the 121h inst., fibe negro g-ir
JII I,Y, 1 ytcarx old sl"nre lsld delicate d ( ark copp)er CO 1
pleetion, anld Vroy spirightly. Ihtd on It a nrrow plaid Oilghnn
dress. Tbe above reward will be laid tor her arrest.
jel61w, S. P. SCOTT.
WALL PAPIEK- -TII I \ARG:lST AND BEST A S
sorted stock of Wlall aillr in tile City can be follud at
NI'; tAILh ,L- 0. I iUYE'S,
Jel6 2m SS anti 600 Cldn]street, eor. Ohld 1 eee.
DRUGS AND CIIEBIICALS--TIIE SUBSCRI:BER
h m store the following artlcles, for sale at thle lowcst
marliet ra tes
50 onnces S. QUININE
o/0 pounds Al,, CALOMIEL;
215 do En1 do;
l10 do IDOVER'S I'OWDERi
20 oDunces NITRATE SILV. E ;
5 bbls CREAMi TARTAR, pure;
5 do GUM tCAMPIIOR i '
5 ases Refined 1BOR. AX
1 ask lIME. JUI:CE;
2 do (.LhORIDE IIME;
2 bblS Flor. SUII'HUR
25 do C(PPILRAS;
25 do Roll BRIMISTONE;
I50 aisksiAL SODA'
75 lkeogs SUl. CARB. ODA ;
0 olluces O'TO 11RO,. ;
3 calnsOl , LEMON
3 do OIL BEcRAiAMOT;
25 cs EsOOPEIR'S ISINGLASS
50 hIxes CASTILE SOAP;
5 bblsJAlA CA GINGER ;
SS p.ounds Af. CAYENNE PEPPER, pOre
E. B1. WHIOEL OCK.
5e1S 121SITW 43 Maaz0le s1re,,t.
-VAIL I-100bbbls as sortedI Olading, fr side by
Iy. 3. WIIE1I,OCC,
.,10 121t5W 43 M1gaz'lne street.
WINDOW GLASS--7Lac oes, assorted sizes, for sale
by E.o . W3IIEELO(I,
jci6 1211tdW 43 Magaz i1e street.
GLUE-25 bbls landing and for sale 14 O
- B.B. WIIEEI.OCK,
jel6 121,d1W 43 MagazCine street.
LA" . LBKI.--5U bbla assorted papers, for sale by
yE . B, WlgELOCK,
Je16]2d5 W 4d 1llaz d IR street,
1/UST0A1I -0o do0e1 superior qulity, for sale by
S1E B. WHEELOCK,
jel2 V " ' kW 43 Magazlue stheet.
A 41A' 1VCBA WINES, te-
150 boaes Longwonrth SPAl KLING
109 do do do ISABELLA;
lt. do Loomis' IIRY;
Wi bar.rels GATAAVBA WINE;
5 do do IIRANIY:
50 do BOURBON WIIISKY, very super Ior;
In store and to arrive, for 4ale by
OGLESBY 1 31MACAUIA.
J7163m G5 Tchoupl ou; a. street.
/INC PArNIN--20,WU 0 b1 Ge04une "Vtelle Mont4aue,"
Slow WShite, for sale by ALFRED KEARiNY,
Jel6 1t 72 MagEaine street.
TALLOW-10 bbls City rendered, prime quality, for sal1
by ALFRED KEARNY
j l 15t 72 EMag4in street.
ihR-Willkeep a regular supply hereafter of Tallow for ale by
lREAS -1'nr Drays, Carts and Wagons--in boxes of 4
lbs, in kegs of 3 ibs, and Inb1rrel1 of 2501bs, for sale
choeap, by ALFRED KEAIRNY,
Jcl 15t 72 M4gazine seeLt.
pLASTER OF PARIS-.I0 bbls IHudson Rier,
I Ildig from schooner h . G4 . 4 erbon. and for sale by
ALFRliI) KEARNY,
jel615t 712 Maga4ilne street.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
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St
Cn.Sr cu% Or No. 70 Camp tret, S
Thursday Evening, June 19, 1856. S t
In tlle genera money market to-day Pummer stagnancy pre
dominated. A tconab between two distingulhed note brokers, S
under the shde. of the Branch Bank, on Camp street, was the St
most notable event In the paper asrket. The sall, on the Ajax it
were not large; It being the only Bank twhich discounts on
Thursdays, the presumption was it might have large tfferings.
It would require some unusual excitement for the n eaon of theB
year to require the ue, con the part of te commercial commua.
nitty, of the full resources of tile ank of Louisiana.
On the treet there were me small amont oflong dated s
paper placed at 8 per cent., and good second grade, which would B
be discarded altogether in a time of pressure, wtas placed at 9
and ti per cent. e
The movements In Stocks today were 137 shnres Bank of 8
Louisiana actually transfered) at 154 net. 8
Tile txchangl e market Is not so very inactie as thIe Beart de
ireto see. Thie tran net flons n ight rFtnd yesterdy Imt d to
day eseed a half of million of dollarts. Thae agets of Western
ankr have been in the market, and operated freely. CheeFks
on New York, in snms of $50,000 to $I00,00o, have been sold nsf3
fraction variation from % discount. The rates at tile counter of S
the Banks are par, and as they are not generally in want of0
money, they I.ld firmly at that, and also make fair ales to their Si
customer. Sixty days sight t o New York range from 1'i S to I
and ilt dlscount. Bankers of repute do not care about dra wing
under ,li and one fyrst-clat s toue decfined to sell under I per
cent. diseount. The rate of silgt on New York closed n all
tquarter at pi, and prim 60i days F ighptatat It.' discount, and 30
days sight at V, to Y discount. T
Sterling appeaI s to have an upward tendency. First-class
clear bills hfave been taken for investmentt at 9t and 9pp , which T
shows a real advance. The Banks, whicl are drawing, ask 9%.
Bills with shipping doeuments were taken yesterday and to-day
t 83. The seasonm for this discription of document is e fat draw.
fng to a close. France are becoming scarce, and tip-top drawers
feel their oats, and hold at 5.16 to 5.13%, but the range may bet i
placed from 5.2 to 5.15.
The following are the comparative rates for two years past-
say l June 19, 1854. June 19, 1855.
Sterling clear billt......7?F(t t t 10tP(a)10P premium
illS 1.adfing............ 7 i s£ l ri
night ou "ew "or ......... a41 els. _qPremium.
It will be observed there is a great difference in the rates at
tie present time, and the corresponding periods in 1854 and 185,5.
We have often wondered at the rapid increase in the banking
capital of the city of New York, but when tile great and rapi t
au tmentation of population, the vast congregation of business
from all parts of thle world within its boundaries is considered, t
tie extension of capital can no longer be regarded as only a
natural consequence.
S e gather from an interesting report, lately presented to the t
Stockhlolders of the Bank of Commerce, New York, a Bank I
organized under the general or free banking law of that State.
As this Bank is the agency of one of our city Banks, (the Canal
Bank) we are induced to offer tile follwing highilyinteresting
facts regarding it. It was organied on tile lot of January, 1839,
and commenced bnsiness in April of that year, with a nominal
capital of b5,000,000, which hea all been paid up. The present
number of stotkholders is 1,370, and the average numberef
shares held by each person is 36%p. The eighteen associates
composing the first Board of Directors subscribing $I,505,0C of
the ttpital, and the remaining 83,495,000 was subscribed in
February, 1840. Of this subscription the last instalment was
not paid up till ay, 1852-thbirteen years after its subscription.
There was an interval of eleven and a half years between the
final and preceding payment on instamuents.
There are two shareholders holding one thousand shares each
r-oue residing in London and one in New York. The Directors
have, as is known, resolved to increase its capital to ten millions
of dollars-gradually, however, as an increase of one only takes
place tlhis year. The articles of association provide for an in
crense of capital to twenty millions appropriated to private
shareholders, and beyond this, by a permission for additional
subscriptious on or behalf of the United States of America, or
yn behalf of anly or either of the separate States, as the Board
of Drector maydeem fit. The inttittp ionis a close eorport -
tion. Its I)trelors arl elected for life, andthey elect their tuc
cessors. The stokholders have no voice in the matter.
This is a corporation of tremendous powers, with its anxiln
riesk-directors elected for life. Talk about the power and des
otlism of the United States Bank, throwing aside its branches,
it was a mere plaything with the Bank of Commerce.
From- the Report of the Committee of the Bank, we gather
the following statistics :
In 1840 there were 159 Banks in tle State of New
e York, with capitals o .......................... $52,02,784
In 1&55 there were ?8i Banks n the State of .'ew
e York, witihne, i tl of ......................... ,8 0R ,387
In 1840 tihe ity bahuns had cptlp s of ............... 34;281,21.
In 18.A there were 54 banks with capiudls of........ 49,2,1,62U
An increase of W1 per cent.
The population in l1St0 was .. ....................... 312.&52
., 1855 wa .... .................. 0.1,1t0
The registered tonnage of this port in 1S0 was..tona 129,31
S. .. .. 1 was ...... 1,527,295
E nterings a in 1840 were ............................ 521 ,9
Ie wer ..................... .. .... .. 1,919,313
Celearneesr in 18. ............................... 392, 59i
1eSe were . ............................ !,5'.,10t
re e n increase of 350 per cent.
U, From our late European papers we take take the following of
n- the Pari market:
Business in general isdull; the Parisian factories hlave re
celved .ome orders fromu the proevnc-s and from abroad, but
they are rather linited. The stringency in our money market
cnetinlue bankers, of coarse, heeirate to invest their capital in
V buying commercial plapr at 0 per cent., if they can make froum
15 to 21 per tent. specnlating on tie Belee. We iea" of no
decision as baying been corns to in relation to tile .omueh talked
of Trans-Atlantic Lines but it is generally expected that
several companies will be in the feld, if proper steps are not
taken to unlte the different interests. In the meantime our
larfilabe commerce is rapidly developing. Tile Colmpany, J.
T. I.lrbey & Co. bare already twenty-tire vessels at tel, rhII
twenty-two otllers on ttle Starks. tlnmeroulie ne -essels hate
° been 6rdered to be built, and tile necessary steps ale taken to in
hrea tile capita] of tihe Assoetition Tie market for cereals i,
very lifnl n rnd prices continue to Ialdlin?, A., have reason t°
know that tile injury to the growingC crops by frost and mil.n has
beet a great deal exzggenerated. 'e bare read reports frol
diff:rent parts of tie agricultural distrit. whllieh sa}y nothing
abollut env dullnet!h baving tveen done ; it is true that extensive
some rregons, bul the injury will hut slightly ailecd tle total
havs. -- -- -. .--.
gtbei af t le gl1al;cts.
FRIDAY MIORNING, J01E 20.
COTTON....The market yesterday was very poorly supplied,
the greater part of the stock unsold being held under advanced
limits, and th, sales reached barely l0 bales, at very full prices.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior,................06.@77 Middling Fair ...... 11@12
Ordinary ............8a 'loFir.................. -(. .
Middling..............-O(a. 10o, God i -
Oood Middling... ....llo:-- OGood aud Fine......... - -
TOBACCO....We heard of 128 hhds sold, comprising 5 at
G0e78, , 4 at 9T1@ , 25 at 9Sc, and 91, in two lots, on private
terms.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CotIton-bales. Tobacc-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1 ............40U, 43 11,715
eceived sinlce .............1,23,1 03,00
" yesterday......... 762
--I.,734,42 -43,273
1,274,90 14,93,5
Eportedto date .......... 1,701,915 3S,T49
" )-eterday ......... 4,109 114
- 1,706,024 - 38,801
06,935 16,125
SUGAR AND MOLASSES....Sugar was in good request at
very full prices, with sales of 00 to 400 hhds at 8@673e for
Fair to Fully Fair. We also heard of two or three crops sold
on plantationi, inclding 200 hhds at 7,c, and 100l. at 7is )b.
.... Molasses was dull, and the sales were confined to a few lots
at abollt previous rates. City Refined selling at 52e in bbls, and
5Cy in half bbls.
FLOUR.....The demand was limited, and only about 1100
hils were sold, including 250 Ohio at1 $ 20@56 25, A4S0 St Louis
at 0$ 375, 55 at $6 50, 1o Fine at $5, 150 Common at TS, and
50 G:ood Rxtr at $7 25 '73 btl.
GRAIN....Corn was dull, with sales of about 000 oacks, of
which 320 at 450, 2270 at 46, 2500 at 47, and some small lots at
48c'4 bushel.
...Of Wheat, 2200 sacks were sold in several lots at $1 303
bushel for Prime, ...Of Oats, 21W sacks St Louis were disposed
of, in lots, at 40c "i8 bushel.
PROVISIONS....We noticed only retail sales of Pork at
$18 25$S13 50 W bbl for Mess. Mlost of the stock in first hands
is limited at $10(a)$20 4 bll ....In Bacon notllig of any conse
qlnc1e 1a doinig-Prime Sides were hleld at 10c for Ribbed and
Clear like, and Shouhlers at c S 5 ....Of Lard, 200 kegs
Prime were sold at 12c, and 130 No. 2 at 10%c 0 lb.
SALT....1,000 bushels TrapTui were sold at over 20c, and
800 IvicT on private terms.
IIAGGING AND ROE....A lot of 60 pieces Fair K.n
tucky Bagging was sold at 1771c, and 120 coils Rope (Hland
spun) (it 93y0.
COFFEE....We noticed a sale of 60 bags Rio at 10e 7 lb.
CANDIIS....I1olders were asking 22,@23o 3 lb for Star,
fall weight.
WHISIKY...Rectised was held at 5@2726c 7 gallon.
FREIOIITS....Two shllips were taken for Liverpool atld for
Cotton, and 773d fIr Grain, and olo for Mareilles at -.
SXCIIANGES....Demand limited :
Sterling ................................109)3300097; and 10933.
Francs,................................... 5.14S.7.f'.013 1 dollar
Nw rk Sityday Bills ................ ... 1 V,(al 7 -e.dis.
Sight Checks on NeW York.................. ;, d. par.
CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY, June 19.
Arrived to-day, 231head of Cattle, mostly Lake and Texas
Cattll. Tie market I not mIaterilly changed, and we continu
our last quotations, vz:
PRICES:
BEEr CATTLE-Western Fine and ChOie....... .....30 -
Ollinlry ..................... 7 8
Attakapas, Texas et .................. 46:1
o s ............................................. . I 0.. $ 0
S', los ice ................................. .. 13 (0003 75
SamErinl ot ...................... ......$2 OWas 50
MILc0 CTws-FinoKentuckyl ........................ $0(a175
Ordilnary ........................I...... iµ$50
Choi............................0.......NTI(.
CALElSo ll YEOIRLINIT.....................I.... $1011
"I-S ICICULAR.-TIEI SUBSCRIBER WOULI)
55sssllyiinssorm thle smnteurs of music and tsh
publicin general. that he lis psssbsd tbhe P'IbNI)
FORTE ANI) MUSIC bsssiness, so lung crried on iS thiis city
by Mr. IH. D. HEWETT, at No, 39 Cump street, xnd [bat he
~ill continue the said business in the same ma*Lr and t thib
samne location.
lie has incorporated in the forgeging businss the complete
stoc of FOREION MUSIC from hIs ormer store at No. 172
Royal steet, scssy islss publlcations froms the largest bsoss.
I,,s, Germyss and Austria-this formgn tihe most com
plete Asmerican ad Eurospsn Music Store bn the Southern
country.
Misicl Merssbhndise of all kinds onstnt'>- on hasnd, nt ssle.
sno and retail. LUDUYICO GABICI.
HAVING DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE BUSINESS
to Ms. L. IABICI, lossgkown s s ono of our leindiig
professors of n51sic, I nk Re¶l5 pleasure in recou555 l5lin5 btll
to my olidF s as agentleman and competent businesss mn,
11ll lortby their conildenssesI5nd415II 5C5 Atess.
New OrIeans, May 1, 1.56. s13 6IS
CANDLEs hose EShiB llt(N tr, b
V VOOIlIE, GRIGGS d Co.,
my 29 15 Tchoupitoulns street.
TROUGUT SPIKES-25 kles Isndins, from 115418
in ibsI, for s6sl by ALFRED EAR NY,
Je7 N lEjltasie streetl
0gipping__ nttligtgrt.
FRnIDA, June 20, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Philadeiphia, Mcowan, far New Yoruk vinln Hav, (
Jenulog,, Lauuhland ko q
Ship Juliu Houuati, Col,, 11,r Roston, G A Fosdick
Ship Commedee,, Blti, for Liverpolp J P White, Ste t
ii,,k Gpruou, Appdl for Antwerp, Blaxtr, Louvill ac.
Spu, Brig SlarcPutd,, ihip,,, f Barcelona, A k M Ielne
hd,, , F,,,t, Piiitue, for u Rii. (7Wnv n pS,,i&, I
Acitr Decoda, Fnny, for Dteldls. C W Newton kco I
Octavui, GiuthuuP,, for Motile, C W fNewto co
ARRIVED.
Bark lIespcr, Perkins, from Cardflf Walee, April 2,1, to master
P-loint
Bark Dudie'', Roberthon, 55 duys from Blordeau, toR Cahur&u
--2d dlutrlet, Pt.
Bark Di G Wils,, P,,uuoh, urom Phhiidelphi,, Muy 4th, tu J
H ~n-Powder House.
Bark Warden, Gill, from Boston, MCy22u,tu W R Dewey-let
Sihr Julia A Iltib, Bauer, 7 days St Andrew', Bay, to master
-Polul.
Acut, llo, Woud, 4 dPys from Satinu Pus, to mOter-B,,i,
iitptrdee, RIaises, 2 duys from Mobile, to mtuer-
Schr Fanny, PtUerson, 2days from Punsatola, to mastr
Basin.
Schr Iloomt,, Pp,,,, fum Cup pT,,un-Pusin.
ihr tiueu iuh Paut, from T%'iuuuiii -Baslr.
Schr l1innn, Bohan, from 5fadisonvtlle--Basfs.
Kchr Pulutibleo,, Pei,,,, from Tctieh,,tt -Btudu.
chr hFully,1, tidu, from Atuite Rivtr-Pasin.
Ruhr Alert, 2417,,, from Ltake iMuupuu-iUuaiu.
Rohr Fame, from Amite Rive nin
Behr New Pfla, from Tch1fuip-ti-Beleu.
uTEAMBOATS.
Beltfut, Taylor, from Ill tpi,.
N,,lhez,. Iptllthpt, from Vicksburg.
Bll Dflu,,,. McCtmbt, from FPu,, Adams,.
3l1htiguu, Reily, from St Loui.
Flenton, from the Pas,,-.towed dowt ,nd
to sea 14th i,,t, 1,1,pp Knipkhrboper, bahk Pu,,,m, brig
W D 31ile,, and auhy Ceuil-hbrought up bark Hesper.
Towboht Panther, Taylor, from tihe Pusses-towed down and
tP iea 13th ist hi,7u Norpiern Chief and Wee Sprague
hugtgi~ uphArs Dudley, Warden, DC Wi,,on and ache
Julia A Rlich.
BELOW-COMING uP.
ShipElizabethh Poole, from Newport, Welea, Ma~rch 29th.
BakJ M iele,, CerreB, from Cardiff, Wales.
Ship Jul,, Muuiton, ,rom B,,ton, to G W Hlyp,, kco.
Bk Wupdenp Gill, frot Boston, to W, J Duwey.
Barkr PJ 311111,, Crowell, from Cupdiff, Wales, April 25th.
Several vessels-nnles unknown.
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-Steamship Phllndelphin-
PlOM W0, 80110 hhis ,Pu, 20 do whishy, Ito hepu,, 20 bales hkin,,
2 hdI. hid,, 3 bhu liquor. 26 pkg, mdse.
BOSTON-Ship Juiiu Ptowtrd,-1421 bales cotton, 500 suuh,
utrn, 150 bbltfour, 1237 hides, 2 pake iron, 3 cases bohth, 710
bblsporki.
ANTWPERP-Bak Genessett-720ithb tobaP,,, 74 bales cot
toP, 16,000 etnu~s.
LIVERPOOI,-Ship Commodorep-208 bales cotton, 114 Phd,
tobuhc, 20W1 stave,.
BARCELIONA-Brig Mtrpedes-4P0hIples coton, 3000 staves
SALA2PAAP-uthr Iltnry Nutti-3 psk, bhpan, 30 bbl,
purk, 10h bbl1 whiuhy, 1117 c,1 rope, 50 b31, utp, 5 t, cbe,,,, 30
pkga mdse.
MORIIE-Schrl Decedn-50 bbl, 51 hf do whisky, 525 seeksl
cprn, 6013 bluy, 10 p 0 1,bbl , ,,dr
MOBILE-. tr1 Octavis-46 aks corn, 30 bbls 15 1If do eahs
k p, 113 bblc pork, 80 cl, rope, 50 bbl, Be,, and aeudri,,,
IMPORTS.
BORDEAU7X-Rork Du3ley-25 hf pipes brandy 21 qr do P
E Bndotlour-75 oaks wine E Rochereau &eeo--W do Morris Ln
caste-5 do 15 cane fruit 12 btt mdse I bbl waslnuts B Solomou-
118 oaks wine X Lambert-26 do aIndy to T 38Carrier-3-8qr F
pipes V Mad nor-100 1,ke -to 14b38l I, ComI1ere1- 8
k-511does bath1es 0d l88J1s 511 handles bops 5 cases mdseI pI A
10318- PreI d& Co1trie-03 ase pict-ure0 T Yrl86enu-6 01n pap
brandy 00 e 7ks wine 351 b6T do W o Vredenb1I- 83o-111 casks it
do 1I bbli do C 011111o-T cxks do 119 bCa do J I T-rdo1-6 It
esks doTY Poolfilt 1 co-68 T do 18 bbl 7111,tia 38o-4 cases TIt A
Lerril--1 do pictures IBmryure-50 do wine 20 do looks 0 Vale- 5
ton Sea-170 ldo fruits 41 do ,llroincs Imnlrts Bros-2 boo mdse to ItI
order-9 esksii porcelune 2 cases do John Gsuaehe-156 esli. wine
40 arses do 10 tebasket botles 0 caes l ive R CabuEac &co
14968aks wine 578 ases do to order.
CARDIFF-B138k Ho11per-5536bar rr iron to T J Cas-y.
PHIIADELPHIIA-Bad, D G Wilson-A1-1ortd mds,. C
BOSTON--Bnrl Warden-Aslsorted mdse.
ST ANDREW'S ]AV-Schr JuliaA RiAh11-78,00ft lumber
to Post 6 )lel.
SABINE PASS-SII Roam--In bTllIst.
3IOI8ILR--Schr Ship 1erdess-100 oh, salt to order.
PENSACOLA-Sebr Fanny-50,000 18eet Iumbr toP Sim p
5011.
COVINGTOSN-Sbr BloomT-40.00 feet lumber to Ward &',.
TCIIEFUNCTA-Sehr lIelnltag1-12,900 brick to order.
3A1ISONVILLE-6ScT8 Di80,-30,600 feet 1umber to C
WEbber.
TCIIEFIINCTA-Schr F3nt88nbleIn--40,00 bricks to order.
AMITE RIVER-Schr Emily-ChIpboar8s to order.
LAKE. MARAPAII-Schr Alert-12,0001 cl1pboards to order.
A111TE RIVER--Schr Fam1-20 cords wood to order.
TCHIEFUNCTA-SSchr N1w P1Fl-35 cords wood to order.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Stea 811 Belast-534 Lll 1lour oewitt, o1rton
heT-260 do to S 11 Kenledy too-2161 do 100 coils rope 10801 p
bagginggJOms Onnol- d1T-205 Ibbla lour 60 1acks wheat 3S
mk1s baon K11p. Bard ,too--200 b888 lITT PIerdrcville 1roth
s-141 do to order-100 do Smll, 8 HTdd38-60 do to Kennett,
Ilia &e0--6 o Robson &I All3-1091 sacks wheIt 1252 sks corn
W S Wright-716 sks wheat 167 sks oats A Tollpson ole8-13l
,to onto, G W Shio ,too-1I0 do to J8Duffy 8,1--t7 do to T B
Datebcr-14I6 do Starts, Smutfcr too-SOS( do bran Hogan & lur
p111-55 to, hIII J IA Douherty ycn-9 -5,ks baon 8,1 ro1 e
111ggcrt y Lud1811-7i ,1 bacon 1S6 kegs butter J T Hoorn ,8,
-1 ks baon 50 b1,11 apples1 S .1 11ins- o-1 8app 100 p111
hugOginIg TIleIon, Whliting 8 Tulle73-129 bales bemp )I J Smith
-114 do broom corn Hend1rsn,. TTrry To-l2 38gR SGe.ddes
1doTAderson,11TT3ddy11-1 f dTLSTpIp-i doI 381 Catood
27 bler cotton Cuddy,16 ro1 n .te,-IT do G (II F'inckT d Tco-
to HugIIT es, IIyllTled To6 do TW1rd, Saunders &6 tlI-6 do
L Ll-SO head c6ttle to order-Tottl, 68 bIles cotton.
FORT ADIAMS-Stea381 ITella DTo-s- hol13 cotton to 16r
1118L11evy-1]2 Oke9 & H3T kiniT 15 B11 Vance la--2.l I.
L,1-13To, 7 STIder1TJ6ITTIt-121 to io Sto r IIII T-I
11,8dT sugTr 7G 8blTolasses O L15lanc SiT-Il 81,21 h TTII d
t bbt8 molnTTTI V AlleI-51 hh81 sugTr Togart. Foley 8 A-Ill-
t I5 do toT DegIII 0 rise T 8o-116 do 17 8l, m111TI e110 bb1 ,
IIOT FT,-,Yn, 1011es 8TT-5P 88,11 ITid s8nr GI W h881 818-18 do
7169I bbl, molasses11 11hlflord .tEr-T l hhdT sITar BrTTd 8a.111
811ry I8-3G do L11,v8.8TI8111 1undrie to order-T11TotalT I 88d
ir-Te G, 84 1 ctton8, 10 8b1111 do, 688 bi1ls 11T81T1-.
Yto(loo SBI'RG-Sfeame 000,00,:-323 hales cotton to G~eorge
ST8d111,88o-14 (i I3 Pi8Tnrd 888T 9 - Robson 1TTllen-63 to
iBogat, F-I'I 1T &y A 88-TI2 VThhill .oTT-1 R 11abl,8-10 to
I00,, 1,No, T Trroll1Tco-IO W JITIon SIT- 1111ckn1, Stan.
tan k N18Tman-7 e-nldeon 1d11dIT-7J CI LewisAol--3 to
S7il11, AdIIT 88, 1-I 8116,ell, Mill,8,co-I CleOTland Brothb
1 Ao,-5li hoe fruit A A11tIIT-17 1,ide1 1811kg wool Robso1,,
Intlo,- 7I8l- 118hisky 1artin, Owe T&Cobbl-161 .ck,
otatoes 11-ersoll & Peale--lot fruit 1nd sundries toTordor
Total1, 71 b87le1 cotton.
ST LO1UTS-S11L,1mer 3i111171-486 8(1,1s lour to I Ii 3enn1
dy lITo-iTUS d68202 braI 8.Too C.11118 I8-lT T-191 bbis (1r 566
xtr , oats J O WoodrttlF Ilea-351 bbis dour Price, Conyeroo &,a
-:,-'ell d WT5911 118 corn A 0omp88n 1IeTT-O bb11 OT .- do lard
.it 7l.lony 8 llTa-3O bbl8 0,1,1 Oglesby 8 IITTIclluy-- 16 do to
Kennett1, SiT do -IX9 do 75 do 18rd oil IIerdrIIville BIrotherI
1871,32 tb1a foor 11 -7uff 0 - 61o-2 do Smith 11,ldden-216 do to
Ilewitt, Norton 815 -321 do 50 8bb11 raw 11111 y120 bgs 8at, 1
17 W Newton I881-100 61,8 11118r 0i1 7 hhd, tobacco to J 1
lD,11liertd d. o o-70asT bacon J STT I1-7 1-2 1 c1k1 1ides
Jos 5l ,181 co-1 8asks bacon 842 hugsT wheat K1ee1 , B1rd 1 co
-2111lIds tobacco 60801188,1 A 17erc11To-100 bags bran H0gan
88)l1rp1y--1111 11s oats G S81181 1o-S806k1aao 11271118,
187nm1 IS 601711,ht 81o-38111TiV 1 rope .I AI Si ydli,,-127 IT
I T Il1rdi 1oo-551 11s w-1 1ite lead 113N11ure 72 ho pkg md
IlMlil. .118811 811-S 1 sk 11 corn R A lRilly-72 cattle to
order-l, S 11il.
t CONSIGNEES.
C IlII.A1801,FIIIA-B-18 D G Wil7on-Powell 0111 op18187
Ilnn Il,-C I T BIddecke 118-J II as,--BSll, 1:1171, 81
.ol81W-tt 8181-I. SlT18l RIt ,too-A 7111, .1181,r-Tuucnn,
Rohcrt kco-Heald, Maslrsio leo--3Iclleroy k Brndfard--Loun
Illcllllo 811co-1111,800R81yolds la-Priestlly 8 BIln-By-B ne,
VanceIa 88o-)tllottI,1 1 881-1138 Lng1i1n-1 A 38111-I.0r
,rde A Xilols-Barrett & UIpllll-T J WA Il-erJ T Jolloll-
3 8781ke1 ,88o-Fl1TT 16 IIendI1rson- Fl llTIn, S1te181,on 88,
R1ie E1ro1-58,85rk, Lt011lf1 81-PsakinI, 881-a-Dyn 8o-J 1
81881c1ahon,81-13D01111-383M81 7gor 81 -N Ov8,ato-Wl~ard
SandIr-lT 8 Hmrt-11 1 1oll-rd 8co-FI ' 1, i r-I S B1 K1-nne- y
&vo--llnall Bostwick-Ohedee Skater .too-J II.Ellan-J
3 D Relf-Rmulell & Bail iff-I'ed1 eovlleBroher-Cor
3 Fxllo0I-18rtl8, Smedes16o-1181-I,.-1 7 A1ers-JA D0ugh
erfy Ilea-F N' N`010,0 &o--JI Gireenwood d-eo--l:lliolt &oo--·
0 O 8Woo11ma8,,-I; llrtr1 kco-Con,1rse 881o-11818,1 Olvn-
1t Mil8, A611,s eta,-3810111111111 & N1ell-011 1111811 lea-J
S Aftkapa-Perkins &ca-W A Johnsn too - S H liencdyW
8o-F 1' 1181811g8e-6lnll, 11811118 PllllTI C Cotlnerse-IS
d A10,,111I8Ig-3811ey8 A181,11111-600 11181011burg &eo-)I P
ý. Cooper l1-1'oo1I ,e,-0 I1186111cr-A J Tullly 88b-88re1 ldao
.e -loore, Fiileo kco0 Fondlriellh Il -D O WYilson-IIOI\-RII
Hall-3811'.1 , 011111ic 811-678111111 k11-0 ( 60 1-in 1arroll, PritdI8
d a1dI88T-J T Mo1ore-)l1 81711-S Eri1,g-5Do8n, Donovan &
88-11711 & l,80o-II8l 1 r. 81nton 88 381181-I
17ol1tt 811-Wis 8 Adall-Il11an1111 811o-3 11 Oarroll-and
or 11der.
Is- -- -
TO.BACCO--I.ONt. ILACf RICHl TOBACCO, FOR
the le xicannaud Texas Markets. Also, Tbace for plam
telon use in ilhd and boll, and CIGARi TOBACCO, con
stanly on hand mnd for sale by
TURNER & RENSIIAW,
fed p3m--ly 96 CaOmp street, up sars.
S A. HlENDERI SON 1 CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
oe corner of Natchez, offer for sale at the lowest market price;s
a assortmet of GOCERIES and invite te atttention
of purchle . Their stock has ben carefully select ed and
comprises all the articles needed tr family use, orfor mercldanto
in the country. j10l 6m
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE--HAM
II.TOIN PLAKNTATION.--Tho su bscrSer is prepared to
selltthe aoveestate on ,very reasolbleterms. The pl tatio n
is situated on the Bn"a UBartholomew, four mies from its
moutL, in tle parish o1 Morehouse. It contains one tiousand
acres of land, about seven hundred of which are at present in a
high state of Mlrtio,,n.
The estate is well improved, haEng, besides a comfortable
Dweling 1House, good Gnl, Stables, Negro Cabins and all the
neessry outbuildlings. l'this plantation, on account of its size
fertility mnd location, possesest Ivautages inferioe to none in
tile vailey of tile Oanelit6 , and , .t,, 1 6 r )r is willlng, to oter
greatbargailapto)l)"one deliro t ,+ Itrchsi!g. Posoessio,
will b e gin immedhntely aftertl.J ta t'iug olF of tile present
crop. For frther particulars, address . o, BUIIRTON, Eq.,
Monroe, La.; PILCHER, GOODRICII & CO.. New Orle0s,, o
ROBERT J. WII.SON,
Hnamiltoll Plantation, Baytou Bartholomew,
all4 If Moreho6us, 1..
T OIE STYLE OF OUR uIRDlEIS IS DAY
- CHANGED TO A. W. ROSWORTH & CO.
Now Orleans, Jo. 1,1 H6. STANTON A CO.
Ae W. BOSVWORTI & CO., WHOLESALE AND
ReftailcDalers . ICE. Bula lsofin o ce Nos. 71 and 72
Frontstl eet Depot, lbetweFen Povdrs ald Lafayette streets
TwMoA rg Ice ,epo6s, St. ThoIn ls street. Ice 1ouses, head
New lasin, ad No. 1960 Grapier street.
Also, Ice epot No. ? Pontehartran Raelroad, upper side,
oppcsite ties Passenger Saloon, New Orleans. ' ei n ,
LIEELER AFORSTLL, SUCCESSOIIS TO
SLONG k MANGLONIB, 6,a6faet66ers of Copper, Ti,
and Sheet Iron Work, Dealers In Stoves, Cooking Ranges,
Orates, Caotillgs, etc., etc. No. 219 TeholpitOnlasstreet.
,pYtrdcrs for Stenmboat, Plantation and Blacksmiths' Work,
executed with neatness and dispatrh, J0ly
BRECKENRIDGE COAL.--TII SUBSCRIBERS
Sare now prepared to deliver the above celbrated Coal to
steambo0ts, 1otch1 , manufctories, private families, etc., in lots
to suit, at S10 p0er ton of 21E00 lbs.
4t Orders eft at the Yard, Front Levee, between Julia and
St. Joseph streets, w1li re1eive immediate attention.
CREEVY & FARWELL, 39 Nathezstreet.
New Orleans, November 2, 1855. no3 tif
T INSEED OIL--170 bbs and 40 casks Raw, and76 bbls
SBoiled, ilding and for sale by,
ALFRED KEARNY,
1e4 72 Magazine street.
TFLOUR--100 bils Extra and Superfine St. Louis for sale
.1 by VOORHIES, GRIGOS k CO.
nyl3 ' 15 Tehouphtoulas street.
MVILES C. FOLKES, AUCTIONEER AND C0M
MISSION ME4RCHANT, Washington street, Vicksburg,
ail~ssslspl.
i66111 ;ell Iloerlandise and Property of all descriptions
eo6. gned to him, and prompt remittances made for the same.
--Refers to
lMessrs. John Wat & Co., and Caddy, Brown 6 Co.,New Or
ans. 1a283pl1
M ANNA-7 cases Sicily, for sale by
je.16 BARILI A CIO., 61 Common 6treat.
OAKUM[--S60 bales cheap and goondand fine, for ale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
Jel6 15t 72 Magazine street.
-AILS-will kegs cat said trought Spikes and Nails-Ag
awan, Bridgeton Vermont and tiler brands, for sale by
ALFRED KREARNEY,
jeI 150 72 Mrag.6uue 6 treet,
S iERIFE'S SALES.
Ft,,un DIR CooU? ROBEET MILLEE .r, T.. LOVeR.
a N ew Orleans IN kH.L. MAElSRALL.2~L0,4yR
B dY VIRTUE ofnowrt of flri farfatbmtoc
SdfrRd by L honorable the fifth PhOri Courtof b
Orleooo, Io the on o e entitled cauoo, I lttp oeood to all A.
poblO oocthno, ·ooMONDAY, Jootlhth, IBll~ot Ilo'otoo A.
N,. tho potoen, the fottowing described movoaboO ropeo
ty, 00-.
ALL THE CONTENTS OF A CEITAIN PRINTING
OFFICE, ,itute on Jackson tret, betrwen touoseau. and
Tchopligolas ,treot, coo,:ethog of Pritong Press, Types,
Stands, Cne Fuoroture, etc.
Selred in thenbepve sat.
Tn oo-Thhos bein the second sadjoot aoctioo, the shove dc'
scibed popooertyr ll be dofi tyttodtodgtcoted to tie hghett and
lastobhbtdoar. wo hater it wlt hrg, attL2 montlh'scredi, th.
poochaoer foaototig bond, with goo ýod. olN tBoEtLdiy.
joHl 30 Shehiff of the Pfish of Orleans.
CtgtnEeM Coda E Dlmtxiwta ROBERTR MILLER
nouvmfr"OxLHau . ) I.. I IILRIN et H. L.
MAUISfALL -No 1.IIS.
E VN tRT T d'nla writ de den facial a mol
E d1 nd6reeper I'honoeblo Ue Conr de Distridt deINolnelle
Orio daee I'ef re f f 0eee j deeera LUNDINJ3UJeI
]A60 i f1 hearse do mntin, enrfes levz di. vens u 1neinnet
ed lldeetio, de s ets, meliliemef apri .p4tent", eeori
e.e m itkdd donne Impnimerle bteblie moe Jackson, et,
tre lea reees RU lsel eI TeTbtpitoutt, totprentnt prIIte t
imlrrimer, caracteres typograpingaea, tables, esasses, meublcl.
etc., ee.dn lnalocidasa
CON'DITIONS-Cette citee Itot In seconds tt deml.re, In
pr~pe(tht IlI, centttttttcttt edjoRgd t pie~ effett re det.
prpit eoc eveetglcan lv Batc e-d ir encheriaseur pony Is pria: qvl en sere otrt. d donne ..is
t 'xut d ee re. r pe rnit xit do in bigation, avee
it litn blnne eteettabl , cetoneteet nt be ith t ef
JOHN 31. JIELL,
II 8 41:A Shirlde ltpattIst d'Ot0tets.
Stain Dottcr COURTe WILLIAMSON ASMITH versus HIS
of New Orleans. S CREDITORS-No. 1,614
BY VIRTUE of an order of sale to me dli
Sreted by the onorable the Sixth Dstriett Court of New
Orleans, In the above entitled cause, I will proceed to ell
at auction at the City Hotel, Common street, between Camp and
Magazine streets, at 12o'clock, M., on MONDAY. Z*1 June|
1856, the following described property surrendered by the insol
vent tn his creditors. vie:
TUE ASSETS OF THE INSOLVENT, consistng of tundry
hil getinstt pritdte individuals or corporations, everal scrtips
in the Crescent Mutnnl In.rane e OoCmpny, and t0 .ares in the
stock tof the Mectanics' Society, the whole as per schedulele nd
statement deosited tn my ofltce and in couet.
TRets-Thit being the eecond and last auction, the above
described property will be de.teltey adjudicatedto the highest
and last bidder for whatevelr it illbn atiltg, 12 months credit, I
the putehaser givighbond, with good ed solvent tecurity,
JOHN M. BELL.
jel 21318 22 Sherif of the Parh of Otleaas.
Slxrm Coct s Dnrsigrcr WUrTU3!ONSM1T11s.8FS
orr LANoavLLE--OR 8.t2 S CREAXCIERS. No. 1.644.
1EN VERTU d'un o de de vente de l'honor
Ia e Sixime Cor de Dearicb de Is Noevelle-Orleens, dame
I'effaire cis-dsae. Je procsderai le LUNDI 23 Join 1826, d
cidl, dl'btel cde isCitb, rue do I Commune, entre lee msls do
traep et dcs egaesise, Icn e ffts cl-cpr8e dcrltss cbedonobes par
l'insol"I'le a nee crcmuclden : oavOIr
L'ACTIS DE I'INSOLVAI3LE de 548855'el do oomptee
contre des particuliers on des corpoatlo" de Is c0l1leats ds be
nefces dams Is CCmcsgnlc d'Ass sancea I ctelles do Crcscent,
ct 10 actions an capitsl de I Sciete des Acllccnsc; I tout con
formcmet a I'inventalre depoe on men bureae en ccur.
CONDITIONS-tuse esbe Lecnt Ic secoedo et dernlere, Is
date propprddte sera delnltlriement ndjugee an pplus offrmnt at der.
rifer encherlssenr, pout le prix qui on sera ofiert, at 12 moil de
credit, I'csquere r eourniseant son bon on oblllon ac c au
tIon bonne et colceble.
JOHN SI. RFLL,
.1l2 13 18 22 Sbesif de Is Peroase d'Orcllee.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DISTRIT COURn SP. ALLENET vs. HIS CREDITORS.
or New Orleans. 5 No. 9,130.
.OTNCh S hereby Fiven to the Credl
Sorsof theinsolventendtodll other persons herein interes
ted, to show cause within ten days from the irt publicattin
why the second tbleauotf distribution filed bythe ynete
of the credlitors of said insolvent, hould not be approved and
homologated according to leaw, and the ihuds dibtrtbuted aceord
in ty
tC order of Court this 24th LUsy, 19C6.
tell tS.LSUtINAIS, Sepety ClteS.
}ITAT DE LA LOrISIANE.
mx Corns DDlsrncr 5P. ALTENET m. SEE COE
de nIla.o nlle Orin. ANCIERS. NE. 9,190.
L ES creanclers da susdit Insolvable sont
foursd In prer publication du ppre nu, rainospoi,
lesq,,s le second tableau de dlatribution prmnote par 1p
syndic des ,rbnciers du susdit insolvable ne ssdsh pa approuvj
etImolg, a t Lee fond entr sea main rEpsstIS coEfomntment
an dit aleau.
P. LordrUIdeNAs ur cc 24 ma1W
mmyI O. LUIINAIS, dbpptt rotfer.
TO OALL W HOM IT MAY CONCERN--NOTICE
Sis hereby given that within forty daysa fromu thils date. I will
sue before the Fourth District Court of New Orleans, For the
emancipartion of my }allow woman slave HIART aged anbout 27
years, with the privilege of re inihg in tTbIs State.
.y23t i30d JOHNS. COCKS,
A toms oear qne celn ýenE ooncenier-AIVIS
e et panle present donne qle ~ednna quarnnto Jonrsd dater do
la presents abliention, le aonslfC11d fern application dons le
(tutremeou de Oistrictde la Noauvelle MAR~ns, ponyr obtenir
1'mnininde so molatressa nommi· )I.2RY, agBs d'enrl·
ro,, 2i nnsr, Rd l a permissiion de tester daps 1'F&tnt.
mJ·233tm 31d JOEIN G. COCCB,
lTOTICE 1s h ygdi iven ee that ahter donE r e
IN tiCe1died herbygi befn ethahtaftbeerd he
Fmirth Dlstuiet Cnert of New Oteans, for the emancipation of
ay slave tBFTSEY. a tatlatta aacan aaad about 40 yean.
CCLESTE COURCIER, tidow of lath. Baird.
a30 Rt in 30d per F. C. Leettle, Attoraay.
AIMI est pnr le present donne que dednns
q ,r emte jaars d date~r do Ia present, pablr lltion, le eousa
signb fern Dplicntion a la DDReme Conr de listrlet de la Nou
Ir-Oimi, pnl blenlr'amD I ipntion do it mu Iitronso RET.
SETPl (esclarl ac dcri 3L ( ss
CELESTE COURCIFE dC CbUR fl d.
ET.95 4tin30, Pnr ý'. C. I.n iID. Auncnt.
CONSTABLE'S SALES.
SEcosH JIIHnTE'. coUR TMCHAEL HTAHIN vs. G. D.
Parish of Orleans. CHRISTOFELL-No. 6,991.
BY VIArTIJ. of a writ of iierl fhalmn t,
. md directed hy the honorable C. M1. Bradford, Second Ju.
tice of the Peace for the Parlsh of Orleans. I will proceed to sell
at pobli ;uctionl, at my warehouse on Circus street between
'oydras antd l'crdillo streets, on TUESDAY, tile 1t of July
51i. at 12 o'clock, Hf
O(NE LOT OF HOUS HOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in tile rbovesuit.
TERMS-Uash on the spot.
je 18 0 :3Jyl Costable.
SEC0E D JUSTICE'S COoRT, Z TOS. GUTHEORRZcs. HARIRY
Pnrish o 8Orleans. .T1S ELLEN LEW1S-No. 7.078.
PY VIRTUE of a ivrit of Berl faclas to me
Sdirect ed by the Honorab~le C'. 'd. Bradford, Second Justice of
Pene the Perish of OrleansH I rill Proceed to soil lit
Public auctions at y n"~os on Cireas street, tctteee Pop
drs and Perdido, 888 MONDAY, J8ne 30t8, 1850, 88 12 o'lock8
ONE LOT OF HOUSETODO FURNITURE.
Seized in the avc o ni.
TE:RMS-C,8h on the sp1ot.
WiM8. W. MITCHELL,
7,17 2126880 Con8,8,ble
Srco2r Jn9ncE's CoURT , 1. B. EGHL.ESTON.. J. W
Parish of Ollnnr. liO1'KNS-No 6.91.
BY VIRTUE ofawrit offie.I frclsjto me
direc1e by the Ilan C. H. IlBdrEaord, Secon. Jes14. of the
Pence for the Parish of Orldems, Ihenve offered for Heee et publie
Ineteen, nt m>>- e ee rehe on Circuc htl beten le t dre s and
P'erdido, on )SATURDAY, the tlc) dIy d f Jne., 1826, et 12
o'fioeleki, Mld here faied to get two-thirds of thce ppndsed
value-
Oneegqner pipe COtNAlC (goed 1280) conteinineg 4133 e 1's.
I will ngalu offr for hele at public auction, at m}' llreh
le Circus streel, on SATURDAY, the Rath day IeeJune, 1)26,
at 12 o'cloec. M., tehe abve deshyd property to the highest
and Ins, bitddr at twelve moee ' ceredit, ltilbbdondend security,
with tve per cent, interet per nnlmle.
W. W. MITCHtELL,
Jt16 20 2e2 Cehtnehi.
F T JUSTICE'S Couo I JORN LANODON Poreux ETER
Palxh of Olleans. TOCVEyY-No. 101.
BY VIRITUE ofN a i-1t of lierI InCeNs to me
directed by the Hlonorable D. F. Mlitchell, First Justicee of
thle Peace for the 'arixh of Orleans, will proc ed to sell at
polie Tuction, on SATURDAY, the 21st lhy of June, 1856,
at 12n'clocli N1. in front of nie Warehouse No. 73 Julia htreet-
ONE LOT OF FURN1ToRE; and directly after at No. 178
Tcliou titouhas streeut, betw'een Julia and N~otre Dame streets.
ONE ýOT OF GROCERIES.Sie i h bveette
salt.
tATERMES-Cash on t1e spot.
1610 W\I. C. QUIRK, ConstabII.
SECOND JSTICE'S COURT (9OC IOISSIONERO OF THlE ES
of )TTITAS OF JOHNMIEDONOOIIEr
New Orl ) CERTAIN Q2UANTITY OF' LIME.
No. 6,849.
BY VIRTUE of n writ orfiser faslas to site
difr.Od by the Honorable C. M. IBrdford, SnIlud Juatice
of t se YCEnC for the I'arish of Orleans, I hnvl okIered for aW
at DCChlic 1.Dctlos at No. 15 JCC.Osstreet, on TUESDIIAY. t15 3l
of JbCe. 1856, st 12 o'clock \I., rid hoou faIled to get two.thirds6
of thle All IIE ed mluc-
65 SAISEELE AND 6 IHOGSHEADS OF LIME.
1 small F:1II , AND TACKLE.I
T wIl Egan rifler t For 110111t Pulic 0 CRtS t No.II 1Ju111
11tree (1I.IonogI's budiding,) ol WEDNESDAY, J..1 25h,
1856, aRt 12 12 o'lock I
THE ABOVYE DESCRIIIED LIME, to tilr highlest end In
bidder at h1.el01 ,oOol' credi1t with hand Od security b51011
five1Per cent. interest per annu.
3o121621 25 W. W. MITCHERLL, Conlstable.
FouITo Jusyym's Coors, 9A. HOUARD vs. E. C. KELLY.
i'n4ih of Or14l,,,. No. 16,149.
BY VIRTUE of awrit of ficri facia! to me
B directed by the honorable Francis Cnlongn,.jfdg4e f
avld court, wilt expnre at poubltx sale oo THIURSDAY, tb
26t ,6oJn, 1066, at 12 o'clock \L0 i tbe 60,04,4un, .6 theiCy Ex,
change, St. Leda arxrest, between Chnrtres oyaRo~l "sta:tl
A IlERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated by No. i6 o
41,h0t40444 by J.le0 Dcx Said loft is compris4 d 4 4 the
40404o boundd by MYyone. Fallily, Ca46 a4d St0. Mario
.trects; savid lot measuring, in Americaln menaurs, 3l; feel troutt
an Felicity street, by 126 ,40t 9 ines 4, depth o4 the 14tort o
lot No. 4, d 1^.124 ft 8 in 14hes and .0 linesJ u she Limi ul lot No.
6, and 3011et on the doptI line.
Tocether with the improv en bos,,here., onsistin0g of a por
tlo4 of 0444441444, 444,,4posd 4f one room4, a gllery on th
rear od ono cabboe. Th.e .ant po,4tiu, 4 bof huse hic Is
lot No. , 4oew4ur4 14 fet 3 inch, front on Feli city street, by 2,
feet 0 inches In depth, Englisb measure.
TERMS A41 CON 4ITIONS1-The pyrcbn soooll neaume
thy payment ,44 tw4 o ,.u of $164 du, by thb ddcnddnt, and
payable re4pec0i4ly, t4b 26th November, 1656, .0d the 261h4
M.'y 446,, and the b4444444 csh.
JULESGSORAPARU,
my442 43 14265 C044tb,,.
QvUrrstear. J19nc V DX PIIZ A. HOARD vs. 1. C. KELLY.
PYnrnOsx 'OrlenOs. S No. 15,51.
EN VERT~U +'un ,A:t tle Iiri Aqc a a mot
Snddresre pnr l'hollornbltl F rnneal. Cnlot~lna. 6 Ut de 1. dito
conr, d ,,1 Ioscnli Cu vtu pnbikqu K JE Cit I td jin 155, d
midi., nnxI Iiotnmle de In Roorns de rue St-Luuia entre
Ics rues (`llnrrer ¢t ltlornIe
UN CERTAIN LOT llE TERRE. deliide par le lot No. u
500.or i liLxnt Lit plso I tiat JNi l ItPudit lld
camllrix dnnx filet bolrne pn~r Ie rues Macarilll.Pi licttb Cnmp
0t Ste-y)nri-MtL dit lat meii lmnt, mesa 'si tmriKne, il pLOde
le fice i In ri e Fulli ltS r I. pie, poncelrs d¢ rofodnudut
In imt hI lt I lO. p O t dIIi id pue llttd nh SIur it. li
mite du lIt No. u et Pdl deit 0 I. thR do pro t ptihi
TRxsmblenvdS des ET CNor1TIOns niL' ttt II st it
phtr ce t' i. uoe portionL do mde.i. tn iIs. e.see dii lt
It- ad re, d'uno gallonse en r iao e t d nln abilnet. V.n dlt¢,1 par.
tiploe maixmi d uil e fme or 1u dit No. t, itittb l t.pied 3
potiew facedP In rue Fellciti', sur 21 piedr 6 ponces de prufuu
lcur, m,,are onnlsis¢.
tSnisi dons 1'ntnirs Eidassaa.
TTl1,I r. ET CONDITIONS-L'acqu ren asumora Is piie
mcnt de deux, sone, s d. $161 dues pnr Is ¢rofer t payablea
rcrpctivenont to 26 novrrmbre 1856, et 1.26 tCf 26 t ct i1 n ba
lane cmnptano . JULES SORA~tiRU.
mySi je314 25 ConMBUlble.
R EFRIGERATORS.-TRIESUBSCRIRERS HAVE
ju lst received, and will be constantly supplied during thee
season with the celebrated Louisville R~efrigerator. These Re
f hagve t gin universal atlf64 tlon to nil that have
use~d them, and there is no doulbt it 1s the best Refrigerator ever
sold in tis eft.)) Perons wanting to p Irchase ill do well to
call and slnrolne the above before purc Irjmfing any oter kind
C. FLINT &l JONES,
nry19-3m 46 Royal strret.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Patent Sawed Weatherboarding, both rough and dresed,
from the very best heart timber, for sal1 at $14 per 46 for tugh,
Snd foooper MFordressed,, i61lto uitpur P6er,.
L~umber sawed to order.
fe19 B6, STAR PLANING MILLS, Ne Basn.
S, UNDRIES-
j0boxeasGRANGES;
24 Ao LEMONS;
40 tons iRIM6TONE, now lnd1ng e1 bark Poren,6
4nd 1or siae by A. F. COCHRAN S HALL,
.E10 No. 3666,46466461eet.
0. 0. WOODM.
0) WOOIDSIAI, WIOLFPSALR DRUGGIST.
(Saeceawr to Jssnl A Woodman,) corner of Cnommaa nd
Mqad.. stre0,5 Ne Orlans, Impre sadeale .in hice a,'
DRUGS, SELECTED EDICINERS, PURR CRIMOCMS, L
ESSENTIAL OILS, Medicinal Ert. ., Fine Perfumery and u
.nyl Snaps, PATENT MEDICINES, SURICIR AL INSTRI. a
00552, DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE, SRUSNNS, Pmrebh I,
aMl A....b... WINDOW-GLASS PFAINTS, OLS, DIrYE
STUPY5, etc.
DspugG., Pbrystblb.., County M serhnts ani Plubtm ho
poOubasO iSfb1; o beat aloyamyrely upon being .0ted
Orders proptly attended to. e
DIRECT IMPORTATION PROM EUROPE.
Receldogbylatea St in d kefE gla nd, P.anmo..nd Gr-.
many, a l .e..5. 5RPanf iDZtUOR CHEMICAIS GLASS
WARE, PERFUMERY, 'BMISR5S,.5, Aamcng rlhch
1600 boxes French Winoowtw~please, sitd niece.
105 Ib Coramd's 1lydrlodateoPetam.
IRS0 ounces Pelletler rP. QsO0.·.
150 the Meander's English Blue May,
100 IboR odero'. English Calomel.
0 jOars CarboGt.lAmmonalS
3 cases Carb. MasgnoOa.
10 easesOCalcined WIgane ba.
PROM TILE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTU:RS,-7
1001 ounQb of Quinlne, Power ft WelghbR0n.
00 ounces Solphate of Morphine.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine.
50 onnoea s oehnfne.
l00 lb. Am. H. S. Calomel, 1 bu.
200 lbs Am. R. S. Clomel, in Ilb bones.
00 kegs ref. Salt Petre.
25 dama Chloride Sods.
100 lb. NiMido Acid.
10 deodjohns Aqua Ammonia.
10 demoijobn Sweet Spirits Nitre.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, stbcks.
S 3 lb. p.re NitraelS.Sver, crystals.
10 bbla. Al..
5 bbl. Ground Alum.
POWDERED DRUGS.
I warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as strtl.y
pure; halin been selected po..nally, in their otOde state,
and powdreda or my sales. Amosgwhlebr
200 Ib. Powdered Ipecac.
S 250 lb, Powdered IndlsRlhubabb.
160 lbs Powdered Caoth.oidet.
300 lb. be.t Powdered Bird Cayenne.
150 Ibo Powdered Goum A.abS.
1000 lb. Powdered CeamTartar.
215 lbs Potdered Tastasl, AolS.
20 Ibs Podaered ExtrastColoyntb.
PAINTS, OILS ARN WINDOW GLASS.
10,000 lb. P.re White Ltad.
10,000 lb'. No.1 Wljll, Zinb Paint, Am.
R20 lb, French Bnow 'Whit Zinb.
I- 20 casks Fenchb Yello Ochre.
6 bbla Copal Varalsh.
6 bbls Wblte D.osoVamlfeb.
l bblC Japan Pornib.
2 bola Coach Yarateb.
600 gallons Sprits Torpentine..
509 gallons English Linoeed OR.
00 o5sks Engllsh Venetlan Red.
" £ bblL.smp Black.
100 booes American Window-Gloss, assorted szes from
sby10 t pby 30.
to 100 begs Yellow Ochre, i0.01.
,d 110 oegs Vnetlian Red, on alL
I- Allof obhlb will be gold atthe ery lowtest rket rates.
0. 0. WOODNAN, New Orleanos, L., ado
j,12 md&dW 0. 0. WOODMAN &o CO., Vicsr, bg, MIss,
DRBILLINGS' CARMIIATIVE AND AS. a
TRINGENT SYRUP-An Infallible Remedy for CHOLL
ERA INSANTUIT OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF CHI
DREN, CHOLERA MORRUS, DIARRHEA, or ANY IR.
REGULARITIES OF THE BOWELS-The long and sue
ceeesul experience in the use of this remedy by the Inventor,
in the treatment of all the diseases for which it is recom
mended, together with the highly reepeetabbe testimony which t
numbers bear to its eicacy in the careof the Bowel afee.
tone of Children, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus and Dysentery, in
grown persons, entitle it to a higher confidence than if it were
one of the ordinary humbug medicines of the day, which pro
fess to perform miracles and ere ll the ills of life. Its charc
ter has been fully establihed in the hands of physiian of the
highest character, as the following letter trom a gentleman now
aresident of Lockhart, Texas. will show:
"DELTA, (Ceohomet Co.) MIt.t, Mey 31, 317.
0. O. Woodman, Esq. -Dear Sir-There re but a very few of
the nostrums now ote ered to the public to which I would be twI
Itng to lend tle sanction of my name, howevere humble it may
be. either in the world of letters or of medicine. Observation
and experience, however, have forced upon me the conviction,
that Billings' Carminative and Astringent Syrup is a very
valutable compound, prepared pen scientfite principles-peer
fectly in harmony with the laws of organie lfe--and, therefore,
deserves (althoubgh its Ingredients are kept seret) to rank higher
in the scale of remedial agents than a mere nostrum. It affords
me pleasnre to be able (without the fear of successful contrdie
tion) to add me testimony in favor of its eeciey, a safe and
pleasant remedy, in all the forms of bowel eomplaints for whieh
itis recommended. I have used it myself inaeverelveryin
teresting chronic cases of Diarrhea and Dysentery, and recom
mend it in many others ; and i every nstanee, where esuch a
preparation was indicated, it proved sneceseful.
Respectfully yots,
D. M. PORTER, M. D."
S For sale, wholesal and retail, by
0. O. WOODMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
Jel2 5md&W New Orleans, La.
-WTOODDIMAN'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
GINGiER--Such is thle lintimate connection between the
stomach and the nervous sTstem, that the health ofone depends
very much upon the state of theother, and a medicine which is
grateful and beneecial to the stomach, has tle effect of restoring
the nervous systemt its natural tone and vigor ; and owing to
these cireumLhmles the EXTRACT OF GINGER will be
found an excellent remedy for Nervous and Sick Headache, for
Sea Sickness,, Nausen, etc., etc. The great advantage of the
Fluid Extract, or Essence of Jamaica Ginger, is, that in avery
concentrated form, it contains all the active principles without
any of tile inert matter, which makes it much more agreeable
to the stomach.
Dyspeptic persons who are troubled with nausea, or distress of
the stomaclh, after eating, owing to the weakness of the diges
tive organs, will find this preparation invaluable, as it usually
1 afords immediate relief, and is far more efcacious then brandy
or any other kind of ardenitspirits, as it timulateand warms
the stomach, producing a more permanent relief, without the
injurious consequences which result from alcoholic stimulants.
During the prevalence of the cholem, it was found of the
greatest benefit for preventing a weakness and releation of the
bowels, which produce diarrhea.
Afew drops in a tumbler of water, with sugar or syrup, form
a beltelful and delightful beverage i this Extract counteracting
t the bad effects of the cold water.
WOODMAN'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
f is elaborately prepared from carefully selected articles of the
L best quality.
CAUTnno-Persons desiring an article that can he relied upon,
S prepared solely from PUne JAxAtCA GINGEe, should he par
tienlar to ask for "Woodman's Extract of Jamaica Ginger,"
which is warranted to be exactly what it is represented.
0. 0. WOODMAN, corner of Magzinte and Commoustreets,
Wholesale Agent, New Orleans. je12l mdIW
T HE GREAT COUGH REIIEDY-CHERRY
EXPECTORANT-The following original letter was hund
ed to us forpubliention. A remedy which can elicit slch enco
miums, must be a god one:
Galveston, Texas, April 25, 18.
Dr. 0. . O Woodman, New Orle0ans:
TMy Dear Si-In justliee to you and dnuty I owe to a suffering,
and, I may say, a world of coughing people, I state what your
invaluable Couglh Remedy-your Cherry Expectorant-has
done for me, whsten ll oter remedies had failed to give mny
relief. In the full of m187, living itn St. Louts, where Ihave re
sided most of the time for the last lsxteen years, I took a severe
cold which settled on my lungs, tmd was confined to my bed
and dosed mid blisteredby doctors for several weeks, but Blally
got onmy legs again, buet not ex red of my har d coughing, and
rattling and tickling in my thrait, which continued incessantly
for more than sixmonths, always the worst in the winter. Mly
friends insisted I had coughed enough to kill a don sll common
men, and that I must be in the last stages of consmplto. I
ttdssupsmypmind I msttltugh mtyliftsswty. I lIft St. Louis
I n December last to travel hatd spet d the wsinter in te South.
When I clled at your store ai Vicksburg, you will recollect I
wasecoughing so thard I could not talk to make my lusiness
known. Yo said you would curerr my cogh. As youtgav t e
a bottle of your Cherry Expctlorat, I thought I would not
slight you adi your medicine so much at not to try it; and in
thankfulness shall I ever remember tle day I did s. In but n
few days it begant to llly and dimbiish my cough and all titic
lingln my throat; and before I had used more than three
fourthls of thle contelnts of that bottle, I wasi entirely cured, and
for weeks I did not even raise a cough, s th:uh exposed day and
n.ght, in all weathers, in traveling. HIowever, in MaYrch, while
trveling in orthil Carolina, I took a severe cold, and my cough.
its commenced again, and also the tickling in mty throat, at in
tervlsi; and before my arrival In New Orleans, on the 12th inst.,
on sole nights my coughing would commence and continue for
an hour or two. I sor n procured another bottle from you, and
in less thaln two days 1 was entirely relieved again. I am now
determlned to always keep a bottle on hand, and I the com
mencing of it cough a very few small doses will relieve it en
tirely. Iam now fuilly satisfied it Is the best Cough Remedy
now know to tlhe world; and it is at duty you owet to te cough
ing and alicted part of thle hluman falmily, to put so valuable a
remedy within tile reach of all. Its praise will sGon be upon the
tongues of tens of thousands of joyful anti cougdhess happy
souls. t grt tremedy as your Expectornt lshould brought
before the public.
I tm, dear sir, respectfully ytours,
R. J. WOODWARD,
jsel2 md tW of St. Louis, Mo.
PATEMNT 3EDICINES--.2LL TIIE MOST POPU
lax Medicines, by the gross or down, at the Proprietors'
lowest wholesale prices. Among which are
75 gross Must.ng Liniment.
30 gros Bryant's Pulmonic Wsfers,
50 dozen IIostetter's Bitters.
50 dozen Wheeler's Sherry Wine Bittess.
50 dozen Ginger Cordial.
50 dozen Thorn's Extract Copaiva and Saraparilla.
0 tdozen BuSll' Sarsaparilla.
50 gross Fahnestock's Vertmifuge.
75 gross MeL.ean's Vermifuge.
50 gross Winer's Vermlfuge.
24 dozen Osgood's Cholagtgue.
25 dozen Carster's Spanish Ititure.
24 dozen Swtn's' Panacea.
1o dozen BUrry'sTdeopherous.
0. O. WOODMAN,
comer Commonand Magaine streets,
s12 5mdSW New Orleans.
WATERING PLACES .
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t- seet them regainM Nn* Oeteeoeehi ten. ar ot~i
wth th.e, SpdO tholnd F tomw to0ool 00th 0s, th0reb10
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ESTILL SPEIRSOSo ILTILL COOIIPTY. 12.5;
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be*u m 1de 0*e Hoe11oky Stage Coopooy 0or oool11go
lien of daily our horse coahes from Lexitgtea to he Springs,
ee gihm passangeee leaebt Looivllaor lomcymntPthemaim.r
Th Spr~lris pings e, or e plaea i
ofaepa wfil s Am c aolrnd arit s Bi now open Sortithn. -ti~
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RLEGISTEE'B OFFICE.I-CITY BAIL, NEW OR
"" IUUltb Moe, 1B6B·-ThO undersigned, register or the
names and reeld0y0 e of a11 the000*00110 quL010301* 001100rthe o
m New*Otrleans, hereby informs bl1 1011 oir001100 that he I* now
prepared to commence, sod registry, and that his ofca win be
opened In the ba1ement 0o the City107003 =MONDALY NEXT,
the 9th of June, at 9 A.., a10nd wll, theoboooor, 1o01*0 0oo70
every day, Su2ao.sad holidays excepted The of11e h1121
ender the Is., we rom 9 A. ., to8 P.M
The underelaued being mtereil desirous of faelltatls g the
as o nration of the egisty, wold repectfully invite ht fllow
titersa to come forward without delaes, end to comply wth the
provisions of the sttute; falling m do which they Kil nta
ly tindeprived o theirright f eas he.: Inthee l ofbem
iL .ne or hie dortes the Reaiat r astaset Pren suety le a
vot .er th flloin spth Inoratin: - ý,
:Ic I. Thetrams sad residence of the of ,bi
B. 2. How Ionghe has resided In thtý Efate, perish adnd pent
ar-and the particular number of his pndeat ..
8. 5Whetheranedve a nataratied citiae
or, 4 00w0011010ad where 1200.d.
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ch ..
0 0ery tiz0n *0t*1ed1i0 i e0d, p0 e tin Stte 101o310100 *00 s
le-ms ro obeing regletered, 1)1ddce the tertikane ofl his
Sin m . tmltae hlCM e makes a oeotti that he hseth
0 *0same. a0 mch040e, A. L,0r, the 001001 ate o, n10001011
mast be byu ceo, toof te e cerk othtt whic
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the de001101.150311 ten, o frre 1 0 0hargeor 10 w1hi1
to 110 Sion d 0he 1330130001113 oe eg1a0nt0ha 10033n07oon ith i0
the limits of the Unied States anal he, afterward. became a
citi3en the3eo11 o*her100eth3n by 1o101ralizat*o in the0o*0100
f1 then he shallsetforth the fact in0 0 af0d0 t beforo the Begw
r ter, stating the particular clrow Letnces whereby he has beom
A citizen, such as by the naturalization of Ids father, by residene
oil- In any Slate or Tecritory, whben the aeons we oegnidl by"o
nap ceded to the United States. r becme a State of the Uionor
ion in any other manner, whereby under the laws or the United
States, he would become by the fact Itself, a ctizen of the Val
no, bed States
ecry The Regsioter, In drecting the attention ofhis o oldtr-tote eia adabout rqirmnt o helw rs
pe` ctfully invite them t come pepared Co supplyn the infer
ire, =nro And documentswhich the statute imperpof Helyeyaets.
her Not can they fai to perceie'the necessity of promptly pe
ta enting themselves totit egistered, snc o gnealprur tl
nation on the part or the votere might re eI nmotttg
an el m..beto inscribethe name of evry quaified lector
and iththereqire details And eertifiertea;,n time for the meez
dch g jeral election. OI T ATN eitr
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OTXCE-WILIA3ISS B2TX0.00 4 CO- WAVING
otoo reumed yroost il. sod Eoooodoootaot Ri.ZO
sooatod .0050 N. BR.. MAqES, s.& G OSOOiI5,.TennoN5
.1 continho e CottoS Fcto0 sn anoodOfner Commidosms
Bnoino , under the ots of Jot JOHnV=AX Co.
JON WILLIAMS
MWILLIAM B THOIO1S
New Orleans, Joo.o7, 158E. Jo9 lodkW
F BENCOH LANGUAGE unELPTERATUgE.
SLEON LAbUGRIN, lately a lawyer at the. Bar f Patio
now Professor of Ite orenchtangooge aod Foroot Lotossure
in the universlity a Looisioo.
lool French class for entloemen at 7o'clock every evening,
at his offioo, University Buidngs, comer of 1osotoo and Oonr
mon street~. m10 fin
IVOODWARD'S CABINET FUBOn
TURF. WAREROO3IS, No. 17 IMoseadoodoot odIT
Jllia street.-FS',ooore of every variety for sale and
mdeto order int ooad nnd snbtsl manner. Offic,
Fuiture maod od o poired. Hotels, Ships, Steamers
sod oognlu.-hooooo, supplied ith Forniotto and Boddiog at
the shortest notice.
N. B.-Haring 00ken the large brick-boric on Juiba street,
ven M !osiuie hoe Ioprtooto orey qunti good, lfo
famssed leaving the City.
Fnoooiloo Carts to hire sd moving attended to with care.
ty9ly
SHIPs, STEAMBOATS AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
w rith Beef, Pork, \Tuttron and Veal, Enrrrn ea, Tripe, and
every thing in the butchoringlone. Barrels and hnlf-lurels of
Choice Cored Btef put up to order for Cabin or Family Use,
at Stall No. 2 POYDRAS ARIEEbb TQ. C.MEREL
A.UGUSTUS C. MEWKEL.
N. B.-Steambonts and Shlps supplied with all kinds of Live
Stool, much as fresh molch Coas, Iogp, Shoetr, Pigs, ESoto.
Cont., (uos,, Ducks. Chicken.. ate. olOf
N ATIVE AIIERICAN WINES
Iogwoooth'o SpoohilogOA~TAWPB A WPIE;
Ladies' SWEET WISE;
DRY WINE, in bottles;
In quarter casks;
CATAWBA BRANDY, N qoqrasok;
Constantly on hand and for sale by Ohe Aeot,
VOORHIES. GRIGG~S &r CO.,
m21t m 1Eo o I Toaoogitoolasotro
SICH do CO:'S CELEBRATED PA
S TENT FIREPRhOOF SAFES FOR BOORS. PA
FTC., MNAUFACTURED BY STEABIES
ISI~iVIN.
These ea the frst orel lo-tproof Safes over made.
Tbhey aveososed through ore severe trials of intense heat,
without the lE" of a book or paer, than any other 5015,
in the world. This nfet is not q tbooned by any condjd, dINN.
tereOod person cquadotod with0their hi5ry. The osst nuoo
Noe of certificates o hofrom every Potqpo oh, United NNte,,
showing the perfect reliablity of these safes, manatee for them
an asnparalallead reputation.
PeFooo, purcboNg the artle would do well to note these
f,1ts andd by none ,ut Rich A Co.', Salamander Safeo, which
oeuppliedwith thet vey batt oOLocks.
Citizens and stranger0 wisng to look 00 Safeo, e respet
fully obilcited to 'ot eNd 0000mi5e the most splendid assoooent
over offered t this city, now on band and for Isale at 57 OOier
street, New Orleans. S. OUTHETE.
o1l d lBWI Sole Agent for Stearns & Marvtn.
A BETA WATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE 0EL.
SbratN d Epringoare Ior sole IN h qgosodol as maybe
desired, at No. SE So. Charles sheet, coSRer of CommercRiO
Alley, So J. DECLOUX.
The AbitN Waters have been fNoud oo-ooeaoble is alnloN
aeon. Disoses, alffoctons of the Bladderor Ktdtoey6 D tos.
Gout, Gravel, oteIses of the Womb, e00.; Goenorol b0db y,
arising from high lSoog, et. In all o ases of Ditrrheo , (whothos
chromsi or othe-wie,) It wi1l obord immediate relief sdadffeot
p permonent 0ure i0 short time. During dentiton iosinb,
found of great service As IT is, and mayble used by the most
delicate inoot during meals as a diet 1drink with pleasote, os
oaOnd agreeable i; totate NOd sight. In pro0f5I etraet
Prmone at' the numerous certifcates on head :
No, OoIoooo, Apriol21, 1504.
his"1, to certify, that I wastona very bNd sOatN 0f blth.sod
found It neoessary to plce myself onder the cur0of Drs. 5tone
and Boyer. Ias treated with great care b Ihse gentlemen
forOEnmna , UENOUN NSO an. I nadreorseNto
tie AbitS and Chisty Springs, and, under the hoNpitanble roof of
Capt. J. S. Boooosm, in the vilage of Caibnore, three miles
from the Springs, commenced naiOE the waters freelo. Ina
short time I beganto improve, and fooud myself est y re
lieved of my soferings (whhch were very acute) tn about f0nt
weeks. Iam now on my way to St. Louswhere Isid,, nd
would acqolt myself o a duty, to recommendto the aNRicte the
use of those waters. The certiictes of Doctors Wvaoos ltone
sod F.O. Eoyer, House Phyicisoe to the Masson de SoNte,
shows the nature of my disease,
N. MACSIEANE.
This certifies thot Mr. N. nooshsoe was under tr1at00ent os
the Massoo de Saute for two months, for an 1.51uble Bladder
and derngeod urioby secretionso from whih he suffered se.
verely. I gave him myy advice, t onnction with the Physt.
times of the house, but he received no material beech.
[Signod] W. STONE. M.0.
F. C. SOYER, House Physician.
I refer to lfewof thoanoho have o sed the Water
eoneol o . L.. Llots, BHo. J. H. Caldwell,
Cot. W. Christy. Do. Wedderboo o
Tolbert Wilson, Esq., Do. MooCormodk,
Jos. Lootle, Eoiq., Do. Porter eto., etc.
rThe house at tbie Stringswill b01 N ortly opeoed under
thote Sce io of a BompetInt sInagS,
fe13 J. S. BOSSIIERE
TIIE HALLADAY WIND-MILL.-MANY OF
Sthe most scientific able and experienced mechanics and en.
gineers In the United States hvpe evamined this Mathioas and
pronounced it one of the moat beautiul and useful inveatione of
medera date.
ly.ta simple yet Ingeniout device, ,s the gala onere0se8in t.
Teri, the sails gradully turn round; chang the angle at
whiche they were set fora sailsl breeze ;present less and Iess
-tudns to the ind. til. when the tempoet is gltagaOl
Oeihit, Hula is presented to ?s powe lbav the thineg. A
thte furvy t the gala abates, the fares graona dmrayn , thlu orfs.
inlpoxibttt Something of th10 ind, lor changing the poeg
tion of l~t Sells, Ls what meo, mdes have ao long sought far I.
vale.
The speed of the wind wheells not Incretsed by pa poeful
storm of i nd for tissfullyunderf thecoopol tf fotr
m is a water-weelor a steam angina If this HU bo wed nut
up, it will require no1are or fttentollt tiloibaltvor for wkto.
gethler.
1'h- eul reason wh he wind fr agaa pat has no been onl
versally used sa amotive power is ell know to bsthe went of
a ealf~regulating maculae. In heavy gates the ind-wheel, as
heretofore constructed, was either prostrated Its hoppless realm or
revolved with such rpidity as to "a, lust and sh ale,
to the Injury of any kind of gearing attachd; bpaidarfnha
wencher, regltirlnp the oosetsta eare and anxteabd tbm attend.
nut. This dllfstnlty t nun enttrelyobototnd, sit W@. only oh
jectio° Shat sea POglllly be nrged L the AONagcth
wind. Thfa 1p omaaorusdlord aor Dyte atEhrf', n
outlay or expense tarun rho wind a na-o RI'
Fuel to feed St, w iW Crea power.ý'k tpU ýt {
time, day or u1Rht, to be movedl by the wnd f Ro4;IWSd~ ap oT
the mpx a f w BU ars tan'ka m,,ppiet Ibqýý,, 90b~s awe.
du~ring the itervals C tbawinds lowin ; so 1[ t~a ayeof th
milt, pampa and, reservor is in DrogoytioUU rotB4@Ut ilp·` a t
water r°tythere to a ce ttqqoý of hYV4 ~ i~lgildgtj
through fre yer. Er r alroadmia~wG anti . ý}.rotte
water er and d uch a ontrivance W
nd grinding cor, or na -
rizd dm. ·itha moderate wind, wl [isl t V
ter and grind five bushels of can per hour. amtin rodrades.H.ILA 3btte ut NwOet,
o 8ldlaw Wly Saled eptfettospyhei aj* O iMr_,:"
gtda..W J 8ll~nlo~6lsru.~