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msrh Rspst-Cqmmlngs. Stewart 8eo-Beebe &co-J
. woodruff &co-S Maspereau &co-H Bonnnbel-Dyas&
c.IG w Szer-Seccomb Il Voorhies--JsA Druhan-P Nc
RfsSaS M; DIX
Gaines-Rohson Aliens Nelson Hco-J w stanton &
co-W e kaymond-John Smith-Edgil. Mulosd &co-
C5evelsnd Bros Gco-and order.
Peg ship Edw Everett, from Balmo,eIC Buddecke \
co-Slnrk, Day Il Staufer-Esger &co-Pckett, Perkins
COL Stanton &co-kennett, Dix &co-WilIs Pease Il
COW a!naken Il Kercbbof- McMahon T. Peanall-Wils
kswnns-M Greenwood &co-schneid,r Wne-Haz-
Ter ship Bay State fom New York-D0wns. Guddy &co
Frost &co.Clark 4 Mosby.D l. sbesrerr.E Emanuei h
sss-fiaTod Darling &co-B Brewer Hco-T SPbbs kco-
Ks"nsd, FoelMj Risss voss
n G,esnwced ROOT G Twiehell &co,Ta,lor. Hadden 4
COW + Vredenburgh ,&eo-Wnght, Williams &co-tseo
Snef-L Grant Coo Pssqnier kco- Brander, Williams
ken \ KerchhoG- McIsmore. Cunn 4ec-C MesL.. 4
Cooper &co,-Murray. Muller Aco-C T Buddecke &eo-C
Gsires.,Buchannon. Carroll &so-J Adams-Beet'e y
CT Pagan &so-Dssmares, Allng &co-McDowell,
Mills &eo-L B SimmoDs-and order
Per ship Australia. from New York. StnFtevant Gco-C
Mitchell 8coTBeidsn g BrossKepns,t Pr &Ses1M.nh
Whiting Il Pearce-Beebe &co-Moon: Titus &co-J z
xose-Parmele & Bro.A Wbitiug-A Mci.sunn-HaIl 4
kemc-R Brown--Jas Mct;regor &c0-J woodruff &co--
!. Fre,z &co-Buchannon, Carroll &co-R II Fraser &co
Per ship Glance. from New York.Bndge Bro-Nons,
Jones &co-J stroud &co-W Vredenburgh hco-Cum-
mngs. Stewart &co-W A Violet scot Twichel aco
--Hayman & Holden--C T Buddecks &co-Backner &
stanion-B nchannon. Carroll &co-E q Tayor &co-Besbe
Per bark Virginia. from No folk--Wingfeld &co-W G
Robnson-R rarnsh-Barelli o-Clark u M.sby-Chas
Pa mer- Hill. Mclean &eo-Fe!owss SCI Glenn Geo
Mass & Bourk-W Blair-C G Tate-order
Per brig Henry, from Charleson-H0rll, Gayle &co-W
II Bunnell-Goodrch &co-Kennett. Dix &co-order.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



We have had more activity in most departments oil our
market this last week than during the previous 0he Our
great stape Cotton particular has been favoaby inlu
epced by the tenor of the accounts from aboad and prices
have again decided inclination upward. Flour has been
steady as also the with Sugar. Moasses and
Tobacco Provisions have advanced. particularly
PORK and Bacon Corn is somewhat lower within day or
two, owing to heavy receipts.
The Balo's news published yesterday morning, an
nouncipg an I'D advance in the Liverpool Cotton Market
thus agreeaby disappointing the general apprehension of
favorable advices
COtfOn-The Canada's accounts, which were due when
closed last weekly review made public on Saiu
day morning last and they reported only slight decline
at Liverpool. when large generally looked for this
impaired more confident feeling operators on that day
the sales ran to 5000 bales prices showing at the close
recovery Of ia nc of the previous Decline Immediately
after, however, this buoyant feeling subded and the bust
ness OF the next four days confined $500 bales
follows 1890 Monday, 200 Tuesday. 5000 Wedues
day, and ECO on Thursday buyers having generally the
advantage though not to material extent. Yesterday
morning the Geographic of the Baltic pub
lshed, showing advance of sd at Liverpool. with
OF the week $50 bales. of which 10000 to specua
ton This UNEXPECTEDLY favorable intelligence induced fac
tors at once to claim advance of M(Da cent, and
buyers coming forward freely the sales to 5000 bales
making total for the week of 900 bales taken chiefly
for Great Britain, but partly for the continent of Eu-
rope and Eastern markets. Prices close firmly at the
improvement noticed above and quotations amended
accordingly. The receipts at this port since the first of
September 84 1925 bales, against 7l63l9 date
last year and all the u s. ports there increase of
~ 1888 bales.
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FATAL ACCIDENT oN TIE LEyEE.-A serious accident,
Which resulted in the death OF man, and the
another occurred ednesday night on board the
ship A." Living Age OF CHAR which was lying near
the Lower Cotton Pr Having taken her cargo and got
thing prepared Tor going employed
sboni 10 O'Clock 90 the which had in
loading her. Part o the panss broken up and carried
the Leyee when, from accident csreenese
anuuiber OF the panas which left way, and
cipaled man. sailor, the nver and another
named John Keller upon The deck The sailor, whose
said 10 be rens drowned and Keller received
injuries his legs, and taken the Charity
Hospital An inquest held the body of the sailor
and a verdict OF found owned returned.
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do do t 49, ks candles klddsrlso IS hi butter
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so hGds to6sseo Hewitt! So1oa do w SSps'
ii pigs Pa;qns1 &ol4 hhd tobaeso. 81 ss ks
oats, z ks corr, obs eggs Beverly Sands &coio1 bbls
S %Fs1Ss a Sss 81,
bbs tlas,sed Ronnabs-i5 Pds leather Baker soeIy
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'nnds 81 iS bales es9 cotton henaa 0e '''0
IA ATTAkAPAs-PsI steamer Banner Of AtSkapas 20
q; $5e %sIsssss KY,
Sass 8 hh1s spF; BsIioeass hhds sasai " If
SABINE RlvEs-Per steamer steamer Eiza "a bales cotton II
Sa Ss sasfs wam ss sss
s"y ss ssa s .sss;
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RI sarah 4s bales cotton Eel
81, Wsr5 JonassG Payne HaIrison5s swinsy Green
S f"PGs Sn' Ssss fcts a
ssSne, m I9Isq &sSs egetnsr
ETsss &So-a N Greenwood &eoaroal, $50 balls.
land BIO &eo-3l az, do hides Rawns soci7 do cotton
Wa%d &ss-lo Picket, Perkins &eoIi5 Payne Harrison s
teB@ lasss Villains s @
afFE s s E: a f Ff%s" s.s 81 eris
Donald &co-4 Thonhl Il Mcheuny-1 do Wright, VII.
hays S S,7 lSs bales cotton.
| cotton Buckner Stanton--5O Watt Il DeSaues-32 do r
Beck.is g bnIke koo-S II Frelseu Sco-8 WRIGHT. VIII.
aRR s TsST Wsrd longsmIoaI ~ bales cotton
GsIaaaI o%Esy ssHfss S Fayas
so % Bnf Rosess seS Cove
do Roman kernion-25 bbls Bog ART q Foley-50
co.'s aT TSps D eeks Seo-Teta, q bales cotton
ii9 DDS molases Fellows &col5 Is hides SO hhs sugar
Hall-l4 do Cammaek SOU res-S do J Bellocq-o do
~ Ms ~ NGo-o d. Dbl molasses Robinson uver3s
| do cistern sugar Boga,t Il Foey-74 do w liewes.
| FLATBoArs
| -Second Wunictpakitv-
lNDiANAmPer Hollands boat: $1,000 lbs pork, 800
bpshels, cory, 100 kegs lard T G Twlcheli eco
iNpE Na-Per iisboat: So bran w ]. Burgess, &co
lNpi A-fer Lynns boat: 1900 bushels oil T
MiSSissiPPI-per Saunders beat; 4s7 bale, cotton ia
lNDiANA-Per two boats 1000 bbls potatoes master
| Mt FreoperL--
KENTuCkY-Per Clemens boat $500 bushels oats to
oHiOaPer Seeds boat $500 bbs flour Taylor, easily
Seo-SoO0 do Babcock x Fennel.
Constgnees.
Per ship Coqmbia, from New York-Moon. Titus &co-F
Walker Mco--M m Csevy-Ja4 Symme-Hewtt. Norlon 4
He.t aco~chery Il lie d~r.en-EdeelI. MuIfo1d Nto-W
Vredenburgh &co' hiuenden, cameron SSco--sampso
| Kenee-J llum Scu-vose Bros-H Spe re-L Harrr
r Fraser-P 4 Z Reilly aco-Tuls Fermor y Hober
Robinson Oivet-GoIdsmilh &eo-l.a hrop &co--Jnt
| Rambsby--C T Buddecke &c,-ClaIk Il Mosby-Brdge 4
Bro-H !. Stone &ee-D aroll.--kennedy y Foster
John Batlsr-F Folger &co-Inhn Rob-r,son-Wood.S
Low b smhh,5John iiudey-Wrght, Williams &co-N
Rn UGGoner Sco-Wallon sanifoId &co-W 4 Raymond
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MARINE ARRTvALs.-The arrivals ye7tgrday thir.
teen ships and bgs, which, with the unemployed
sells in must STILL fear reduce the rate of freight.
They have been induced flock here by the high few
months since, and the probability Of scarcity of vessels
Freght1 for time have ranged low three
eghhs of for Cotton TO Liverpool, but how much
low atdring will be offered only conjecture.
so much for free trade.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF Poor MAN.-On Thursday night
about II O'Clock police constable Reynolds pFssng
along St. Louis street. he found poor lying in a
Of hepessne uphn The ground. His name John Griffin
and very bad his condition. that the officer took cab
and drove him to the wachhouse, from which place he
removed to the Charity Hospital, where he died few
minutes after his aival About three months ago he
ILL., and inmate of the Hospital, but since he left that
institution had been unable maintain himself or keep
above the verge of the poverty
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DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,
FOR TUE ELIEF AND CURE

FOH TIKI Kelley AND tUHk6
OF TUE FOLLOWING piSEASES, VIZ;
Weakness of the Breast Bonchifs sbatness Of Breath.
Papitstion of lie Hesr Dpesis oetiveness and Piles,
Pain, VI the Back Spinal fe tons, Falling OF the Bowe.
proansn, ttj or Bearing Down Irregular Pan1a or Pro-
fse Venstrns inn erdepcy Abo,tion and PaiBa prg.
zane ami te bad shape incident 70 Ch bearing ADD dist
,ton m Drooo q Loungiug and 8; Hahitual Bill
| r;pes,ss peculiar to Ma e. or Ftmses.
eSr Sold only by DR.. RMAN, Agent fos ~
South at his otfte. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, New O.
MANS. u Nayadss street. mhlAlyd&W I
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

TEAS ever offered f0l
sale IN this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS are Of
the latest Importation, and
1.-THE most choice qualities
grown in e h ina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metallic packases, so
as 10 prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests,
W"City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hOtelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTkAs. inchests. half
chests, " ID and = b box,
ages, if desired.
ian 6m A,
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CoUsTERsxIr CoIss.-We would advise the citizens
city, to be careful how they coin from
OF whom they have the gbs suspicion there many
counterfeit pieces in circulation. Yesterday bouquet girl Of
color change for half eagle. and she
taken into custody for attempting counarfeit COIN
the piece she received being a bad one
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Imports.

GALVESTON-Per steamship Globe: $4,000 in specie 10
MeDowe, Mills &co-ll bales cotton to A Mchel-10O
head Of cattle Hurst.
LiVERPOOL-Per ship Essex: 5l50 sacks salt to II G
Oanmack &co.
BnsTON-Per ship Magnolia: las bales hay, master
BOSTQNaPer shIp Ossippa: SO, tons ice E Jenkins
NEW HORk-per ship A ustrajia: Assorted mdse.
NEW YORk-Pef ship Glance: Assorted mdse
NE Ety YY9 lRk ship Columbia: Assorted mdse
NEW YORk-Per ship Bay State: Assorted mdse.
p boSIn0NoPeI ship Magnolia: Assorted mdse.
~ LIdMORE-ter ship Edw Everett: Assorted mdse.
PALEhMp-.Per bark Gandolfo: AGO boxes lemons and
oranges to Barelli &co. ~ ~
NORFDLk-Psr bark Virginia: Assorted mdse.
B!SIOS-Per bark Lucy Ann: Assorted mdse,
CHARlIESTON-Per brig henry Rice etc.
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APPOINTMENTS PRRsIDENr.-Johu s. Bush,
e State SENATOR Marshal for the Northern District of New
hqrs, vice, kellogg. removed
Joseph r. Thompson Collector at Rochester, N V vice
Elias Pond 49, - WV
,no Willard, Postmaster at Troy, N. Y, vice Thomas
,.n, Wsshburn, editor of the CaaIaugus Wing. Indian
seeded. '' at ''tpaouis" n'S a''o peeh super
h WE all from the " Sationa' branch of
~ ing patty who ake the places OF Mr. Seward friends
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The EMIgRAsIs SICK OF SHIP FKvKR.-From nqui.
made the Charity Hojp al yesterday we ere happy
oleam that the emgrants who in the ship
Blanche from England and landed here few weeks ago.
very fast from the effects of the debtang
ship fever with which they Infected. Many them
have been attacked with ypus fever since their arrival at
The Hospital and several OF them have died but under the
careful attendance of the Officers of the Institution they will
shortly be able to leave the place.
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The GRAND JURY-Yes eriay the Grand Jury brought
in bill against John William, Tor robbing Robert NJ
Bnes Of gold watch the New Bssin on the 23I of
March.
The bills were ignored against Philip Dalheimer charged
with setting fire to his house in Champs Elysees street,
in December last James T.. Borand charged with per
jury. in having before Recorder Caldwell that he
robbed Of bank and other property, by man
named G. q. Witty; and Patrick Reilly, charged with
stealing 70 or dollars from David Betchel
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STEALING LEAp.-Louis Thompson and Joseph Tpsel,
apprehended last light with pig Of lead EACH in their
which they carrying away from steamboat
the levee.
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DR.. IL. CrNlsa,S

Sno"iuef nrace and supporter.
THIS ingenious instrument. as NAV be seen bv
l. the cut, supports the whole Body
and is of great value to persons suffer /HTM,MMGIM
ing with Pans Neakness in The wv S,tWWiYV 8
Back Chest or Side, giving imme. W. l}i1ANA I'M
date relief, and finally rendering the
weak and detected, strong and vigorous. HT{YSN~
The constructive, or those preilsposed WHS
to 1mpiOn may be greatly bene- <~NiV@
fitted, and have Lite prolonged by the ~ u
of this B r CE.
tx CALL and examine the BRACE, G3
ami convince yourselves.
SHERMAN, Agent for the Son,b.
20 st. Charles street, New Orleans
~ Also, Agent for DR.. Bannngs celebrated RODY
B6ACE. mhi4 lyd&W
TAR-300 bbls. Tar, landing and for sal by
l. mbs HAYMAN Il HOLDEN, 50 Magazine st.
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RECORDER GENoIs' CoURT.-Perre Hppolyte, a cOored
bound to keep the peace disturbance
which he made in cofee-house at the of pauphu
and Ben vile streets.
Opposing the LalcYe sterday morning Peter Costello,
who ed upon charge OF bigamy, brought be
tore the Recorder charge OF opposing The law He
crested by Police officer Henry Phillips, Wednesday
night na street, and instead OF going Quiet along with
the officer he resisted and attempted to strike him, and
not secured. until several citizens lent their assistance He
to the First District Court to answer the charge
S,eindiing-Thomas McCauley was charged yesterday.
with cheating Wi E. Gaines out of f0i doars. 1t
was proved that Gaines met Mcaney, and was taken by
him through several Streets unt at last they met two other
OF whom presented box, McCauey thinking
he hada horn. borrowed he money OF Gaines and
then decamped, hut followed and overtaken. He WIS
sent 70 the First District Csurt. second Charge also
prefer ed against h or and this he was also
sent for trial before The First District Court.
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Per ship Colqmba, from New York-NIo.n. Titus &co-F
Walker @co--Nm C,eevy--Ja4 Symme-Hewitt. Noron 4
eo--J L Beylle &co-raylor 81 iatiden-R G Shaw-E
HaIt Gco-the'ry q He derson-LdgeI, Mulford Meow
& Kenee-J A lum &cu-Vdse Bros-H Spe r-L Hairs
= = frasies-P Reilly aeo-ruls Fermor Hilbert
Rambsby-,CT Buddecke &cu-Clark 4 Mosby-Bridge X
Bro-H !. Stone &co-D arroll-kennedy \ Foster $
John Blailer-F Folger &co-Inhn Rob-rson-W ood.&
Low Smih.John liurley--Wrght, Williams &co-M
Cooper &co-Walton SanIford &co-W q Raymond
buehannon' CARROLL &co-Wheeer Blake-Wm Crosby
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Washington Fire Co. No. 20.

a meegiss Of this Company, held Monday March 81
the following gentlemen elected the ensuing
SAMUEL HOeAN, President,
ALEXANDER Z: RoBKRrsOF, Foreman,
ID. ERNST. Fist Assistant,
JOHN CARROLL, secoud Assistant,
HEN0y J. LKovy, Secretary,
JOHN DAVENPORT, Treasurer,
JOHN kIkAEL. Steward.
John SEwELL and RoBRRT HAMILTON =
Delegates Charitable Association
ap3 HENRY J. LEovY, secretary.
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T R Y! y S s
REMEDY
WILL EFFECT PERM ANENT h
G VI r il

IL This Truss entirely different al Others in fuu
and principle OF action. consequently effect ssing all tn
advantages, while tire from the obi buted %
the various Kinds heretofore IN The
regulated and Brought directly over the Mai ocen
ngs thereby Attending nrity all under the
most violent exercise. by its when fitted BY provve
tm of skli'n Surgeon the placed BEYOND the
danger OF Strans uhtOn other painful
1t very common pracrce Tor afflicted Herna
TO select Truss and apply tn hemsevss 1t is bad and
practice, which BE- only by those who
Understand Anatomy, and are familiar with The of
injarous if il does suit the form Of Rupture app.d o.
and IL rot proper fitted Therefore. have concluded
form NO AGENCIES. but 10 sell and apply the Trus Onls
At my Office, 10 ST. CHARLES sTREkT. NewOIeans
Observe the sign Of the LIZ the door mhl 1yd1 w
pERRYAN SHOWER BATHS-I have ON
L hand an extensive assortment Of SHOWER BATHS
which, Tor elegance and convenience uneqr by any
other bath made. E.WOOU PERRY, s. Magazine st.
II Shower Baths repaied mills
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IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATt

IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE.
900 TONS best TENNESSEE IRON, as
% tons best Plough Plates.
10 tons he Plough MOuIds.
70 tons best Boiler Iron, 3l6 to "a.
Best Refined Gable.
loo tons orted.
Is tons refined Boiler iro !.
10 tons refined Plough Plates.
Swedish Iron.
70 tons assorled--f-t, square and round.
English Iron.
,S5 tons Flat Ba, lt9 y. inch BY a to inch.
i So TOMS TOMS s sSsHa R Rn, T. az inch III.
Sheet Iron.
iSS Ssa anSIs,.. q e. % g 6.
Hoop Iron.
$500 bundles, e to IA inch.
Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles, AXIS to lx1s. D. 10 and a.
Angle Iron.
tons assorted-Ita ~, and 81 inch
10000 ID Brazier's. |. 10 100 ID sheets, 30x6O
TIN Plate.
800 boxes best Charco l. Ak.
terms, by PRlESrI.EY Il BEiN,
ap3 st SO and 81 Camp street.
NAlLs-15OO kegs Boston Nails, for sale by
ap3 81 rs TchonpitoaIss' st,ee,
WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North.
cru INA NATHAN Il. IN JARVIS co.
mia IT corner Magazine and Common sis
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ T0BACCO-The subscribers hive constantly on hand
PERs ASp FILTERS. Aso~Tobasao 'H IN ab. hA and
@ selected 0' the r efssfn mss ssd &
81 Camp street and 4ss Tchoupioulas street.
II Tobacco baled TO order. fe4 "
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RECORDER CALpwELL's CoURT.-Ellen Hayden was
fined g. and default thirty days imprisonment for dis
urbg the peace Of st. John street, IL O'Clock Thurs
day night.
Elizabeth Moore ordered give bail in $500 for getting
drunk and disturbing the peace OF MerclO Maher.
Breach If Trnst-Jon Bell baker, preferred charge
against Hartimon Haughinger for breach OF Bell
employed the defendant sell bread Tor him stand in
the POydras Market and allowed him twenty
Of each dollars worth he sold rnnnng had been
kept between them and defendant owed Bell thirty
FIVE dollars The considered the beyond its jnrs
dcton aud thought should Of the Civil
Courts dismissed.
Attempted Robbery.-John Williams respectfully dressed
charged with having attempted pick the pocket
OF Mr. John Feucher, OF gold watch valued $780, the
OF Poydas and Phinppa The prisoner
remauded.
The 3rcGdc Perjury CdssThe examination of wiinessc
this commenced for the sixth tine and after
several testimonies had been the defence, tending
show the good character OF Mr. Evans the inquiry gain
adjourned,
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II N0ttco.-The undesAgned resumed business On
bis and viii aid in hs qpi4on Of the Affairs
ofLEvERICH CO., dissolved oy Mr..
EDWARD J. WALSH. .r30 W. e. LEvERICH.
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NOTICES..


Red Rover Hose Co. No. Is.
GXA n The officers and members II this Comp any
WT VII please attsn the REGULAR monthly meeting.
SATURDAY EVENiNs 5th i0st, st Dslf-psst
@ ranetnni abundance requessd business Of mpor
1nes Win DC brought before the meeting. By order
apo r. RICHARD. Secretary.
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~ NOttce.-The Committes appoinssd Scs obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
pease call Messrs. Henderson Gsine No. IS Canal and
get their Subscription Book.
n The Members Committee daily tie
Of H. T. LONsDALE, ESQ., No. 81 raver street., at hapast
O'Clock. lax3u Signed, r. C. CAMMACK, Chairman
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Friday Evening, April 4, 1851.
Arrived during the past week 5s7 head of Beef Cattle
$50 Hogs, $50 Sheep. "a Cows. and 458 Calves.
The week closes with fair stock of (Westsrn) Beef Cat
te Hogs and Calves. but the supply but scant during
the fore part of the week. when prices rmer and in
favor ofhoder The stock of Mich Cows and Sheep but
moderate, with dull Market
n, -PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Wosern) .6k da7c " ID ne
.bsa>. c " 10 net
Ss01t 500 W mead
f6D $40 on W head.
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M Of fifteen Truees, serve the snsuss ,,,
viii be held the ONCE Of the Crescent Mutual
on MONDAY, It'll pro,imo between ard p n
WIN. p. CAMPBELL, Secretary nhS
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FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT.-.john l.. Harris vs.. Bank of
!Mob,te and John l., Lemis.-betore Judge Buchanan.-
Yesterday, the above for rial. Mr. ROseius
Appeared for the plaintiff, Messrs Benjamin and Mcou
conducted the the part OF the defendants. The pei-
ton filed in Augut, 1913 and injunction grant TO
stopihe Sheriff OF the Parish OF New Orsaus from selling
ye hundred shares the Mechanics and Traders Bank
this city, and five shares in the New Orleans Insurance. Com
PAM, which painni bought at 800 per sba'e. He paid
shares had been pledged by Mr. Il. b. Harris. from whom
the pucha'e made. The shares afterwards seized
execution ued in the suit OF the Bank of Mobile
against e b. Harris, and about TO be sold by the sheriff.
which called Tor the Injunction and petition In
the petition, the Mobile Bank denied the validity of the
pledge the Louisiana State Bank. that they
held by It, on unt Of the insolvency OF t. b. Harris at
the time of the pretended pledge Several witnesses
examined in the and IL continued until this day.
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~ sesmen's bssne Association. - The annual
meeting Of the above Asoeaion sAi on MONDAY p.zt
the 7th INST ats O'Clock r. ~. M II he se cent Muuai
Insurance Compsny. J. ". gfANroN pr,,sI.,,
WV. p. CAMPBELL, Sessetasy. .,A
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The nembsrs Of The shove compsny
nersoy untitled u attend their regular nnithiy
1nE On suNDAY next Apr g. at 10 O'Clock,
~ JOHN 2. GRUsER, Secretary
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~ Notice is hereby given that application hes bssn
made the Louisiana State Bank for the Of Duplicate
No. 1888 dated January 81 isas Of 80 shares u paid
The Louians State Bank, iuths u JOSEPH FOWLER
the original Of which has been missid W. BOGART,
la GOD Curstos Of The Estate Of j. Fowler IT.
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Succession OF Amos Hough.
N An having claims the Of AMOS
HoUGH decesssd hereby notified
and of their respective cam and
which they established.
Z ELISA WINFREE Administrator.
NJ Apply TO W BUFoRD Bransrd J~chon
and Josephine, Lafayette; Office
be attended to. ap3d