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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
C0M MERCIAL MMARY
Domestic fAarksts.
REVIEW OF THE NEW YosE MARgEr FOR THE THREE
ENDING THE 16IH INSTANT.

ENDING ON The 10TH INSTANT
coTToNThes has been active stnand for the rast three
days ai price. generally are Spe.y,Shn d cent 2 Llga lAs
a s . : aee s S a. IL a. 70
] PI "a S9 s. j a * o Se e L 1sy az . ~
nooihs ass s. poa4go Is s.s 81. 70. 100 c.e
ssassy r. s seS qs11 Dy Ks, CO s1 T. n
g fog No e b p, Aswy e. 81 n'oss Sf No.
Thursday last aud improved real
sS @ aU @ but w esss and es
below those Tuesday
uvas railroad and the
good hoops canaaa sin bond
wsdnssas TSisaa sico and
Southern ,s good for the West Indies and nth
500 e losing sses ~ ssf good brand.
= i ;fRuITws
S S pgSS & 800 drums TSy FIX ron ' oS 10 SaO
s u c pn"e s . Apb Is G .lS
Braeoa Pine Apples 25 cash. BY suction, Palermo, bo1e
S !. s ~ as H. o. az ' and NO good sS dc%ssa
saa cad SO ST. e. Ud fissI
$50 r. been N Tsqae. aad The market higher
inquiry export
ss or &s 90 s 81 sl
wss 'f fo aSs * a d
% a. las ssa s SS
IN * I'D s q @ M s sis s
$. closing ss e fsr Mes. PRIME
market. The County Besf have drrssssd
are "a mis- al s1 50 All sOa for Nich1ap
al sgO request sales 500
and
e are IOJ bbs and erce for good to pm. and sOl
mostly
pces slightly improved
~ wl back bone gs are selling for the Guy Trade
55s@6ac
NEW BEDFORD MARKET, April II. ..sPERM oI-fia been
have only TO report sale Of $50 b2s landed
Atlantic whae at as9 oash hAE Inc Hlea OF the week
5a cash, market closing fm wHAiEBoNE
demand nut we near oil no the views holders
those buyers Inc last sales ut $50 Polar which
no" freely offered ana feiiseu
MONEY MATTERS, TRADE ETC The Washngto
Enquirer gives following statement
ns oi 0u" rom Inc ISL OF January 10 the
Lean Of lsi2-Coupons $4,000
Transferable. &
Sl67ss5 60
bic .71VIuO Co 100 90
els3e 90
|
Total 90
h.,s, of ,s.2 ia all rod snsbIs 1rlv ,ssa .n. hiA -,
~, Isnus,r a., & =, ,S,o nv. @ Pc
@ " ~ hpis nj ne ' s '"' VI '''s s"eA Outstanding
| wa" IN u :. IN VIA Nav yo,L a,a v..x.. 49,, -
in jmand Ths brotes are paynp ssa a., ana "a a. ~ anu
| III remnant - , ~ tAS-s s''o s't anu 80 io 'nenl
The New YORK journal oil commerce saturday lh The
market eonnn sasy an1 money freely offered boh loans call
| and tor PRIME b. siness paper
The New al Saturday. inst saws; ~Ths
sterling 1890 Os though i6s4 was pad in some
appon Ca quote at 81 La 59 m sixy dave
| bills and5 ST. 54Gl5f IG for short sight. -
commercially favorable Cotton hal
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EzT- H. b. EGGLEsToN is candidate fol-
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
LEANS, mhe
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Es- J. B. COTToN is candidate for JUDGE OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW OR
LEANS which snporcsde the Third judicial District
Court the Par Of fe2l I'd
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Mss- For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
We are authorized RISK a for
CLERK THE FIFTH DISTRICT Co~KT, or whatever Court the
game may be changed to- feis te
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Isg- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL Ea9 will be ,he ehs Of JUDGE Oh
TAE FIRST DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS the Colr
that may orsaIei
MIL 10 YOUNG AMERICA.
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Rss-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP candidate uDGE Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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G9- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A LABUZAN Candle CLERK Of THIRD
DISTRICT COURT or whatever Court the changed
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tBy Tsisxraph.J
Ship NKenrs Yesterday minutes p.s
ExR0RTS

vx.o,rs
$4,000 hAr =, -
lsas sd ina. sugar lsoo ks com hides ia III. ss
IIyERpooI~Psr Hartley. 1904 bale. cotton sshha tobacco
BosTos-P.r ship Tsrsua, bales pssk Do
lard 1915 sacks sss hides.
vERPooPsr ship Goiconds $3.50 bales cotton 1850 slaves
.seks earn 1911 do wheat
HavRE-psr hi , Geo Tuner: Iss bale. eostoo
poeTox ~ s.xo,v ga hale. cotton % hemp 10 Do
WOOL isss bib pork ss 90 sra 10 b Whisky
% q ss % Is ss sshsr sss ss.
Ri6A-Pers.'t Paul Bosg.i 40 bale. cotton.
NEW YoRKPe bsk Delphos 90 bales cotton re- % rops 81
hng - % i.eo Ps, s ,s.ves n =. na,
@dss s % ID copper err
.vpp o.. ~, n ctdA.n. oioo t., eoo, 10 ss1 stayes
ssw yoeKpr ss,t raa.,. hhs. .sssr $50 b.. candle.
% bales r'ss ~ do mes. ,,0
$50 Ihds 20 candles iss Pkgs' frhiars
D. Isl pig &c ~ SIS 1f ss mas ''"
NEW YoRKpsr Stephenson 50 bales cotton bsl h,H'
',y q, .,r hha.
btls wh'ty 1871 pcs bsssing als els rope % s,, whs
I s s' sssss s So
corn - DO s'ss 70 ss' butter ana na's
70 sa 70 % sacks com % Do oats do
-
bersgr@s DO ches sn4son Green Harding &eo-s
Nah" obi NJ iss em, Sor,on &sos5 10 MsIor ml
'.ogoaI,s. . 7 no'"sJ si''s'w yr'ienSargh AGO.
pr .a 600 ~. ,os. to n
wsod DR., ,. AGO.
law fOhk-Per ship Julia Howard; Assorted mdse
ord Cdl Pris.tey Pkzss Il ssyre
aa Gssa ss er nsSy 4. chaa
11 a. se 500 s' u. i,,' s '1s ."' 81, silt to order.
uAyAsApr -, ME-. c,go ,ur.r Ilaaor. and f,u..
10 order a,;, .,,,,,,, -. ,..,
Rail- sso '''' murray '' SACKS '0'' 70
GALvfsToS-Pr steamship 10 bales cotton Green
deo1 Payne iIarrsouas Pickett Perkins 4e9ls
aeo-supdTs Doswsi-W We denourgh aeo-Shopahre a
sos-J Msrks-And Order-Iotai cotton los bales.
BALTiM jRE-Per bark Psmphlia: Assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Pr brig An,a 2ols bag. coffee Ia Brown
Bros aeo.
HosTOS--psr ba,k Afu,illo. a.so,tad uds.
RzcEIpTs az ppoDrrCy
NAsrlyir psr Steamer n " I'M i-s ~. ,oo, so M A
49, Nsgor 4 AIioases 49, eaaa R,odG v9i. ~ nus
.o d CaeEs Sco-. do Williams ia do BUCK .r stntSo~sS
wDgd Id, ,obacco
ss" Seos Psk M. Campbell Seoss soery campSess 40
Hewitt Nortou
turner nS WISH go bS ad IF 20 hbS ,a Wsa cam
dsa Sess5 ahas pork Williams. Phillips bss meal 81 90 oat
90 ba ey Bienl pcs Amfa-sl
bbs rgg snder-i2 Lavi beauye-
sunds order-fo cotton 24i bales 1913 hhds tobacco
Ameasador go seIs whisky
Macon Connolly deo-4fs pots laa,he Pest
lev 4 B.sn-I2 Mo1a bale. " Walker ae
lis, aHd hardware to sundry con.gness.
vlcKsBURG Wright: IS bale. Payne
" N sre.p~ COL Seo9s Brander Viii M, 60 Pn
&C., ihoh Wgbt - sr.,S .c 60 e. r iomn.
eaiay 49, $50 IA hals. NA ~ ~ rta'"' behrsAi
% %9, aS N.rr a.
ieies r W s o. az X ~ ,ntw 60
81 bales cotton ~ 40 Don
aid &eoiS ig ~ nj , "a ~ ~ o' p
si lion s,ddal t;Isen Seo-il do 3 caros do N p .on
me ~ A,r, hcoss hhds snya, " A. 4 ~ y
. = ~ htts .n,, - Ii ,S "
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lss- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
WILLIAM CASTELL candidate for the office Of CLERK
OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. nhl4
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Izs-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
We ROBERT NJ. kEARNEY eandi
tor the JuDGESliIp Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of Nse
~
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Isy~ p. NJ. BERTN, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Of the late Probate
tet Court is candidate for the CLERksiIp Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT wh-tever my be changed
to-
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@ E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mh2S
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MRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, go.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

SECOND sCouRrllJ BEARD MAY MRS. JOSE
PARISH oRLEAss. II PHlNE C. G<ANDNor and H. X.
GRANDMoT, her husband. No 1880.
DY VIRTUE of a writ Of feri facias to me
ID directed the Honorable c. " Jon Second Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish Orleans will proceed to sell at public aeton
Banks Arcade MONDAY May 80, s53, IL O'Clock
All the duiendsns' rights title apd interest in TEN Ger
TAIN LOTS OF GROUND with improvements situated the
rhrd De Of thi city, the square bounded BY Frenehuen, Ely
FIELDS Ptlopelas designated b.
six" "feen, 10th inclusive plan drawn by dt
Surveyor the s3 Of November 1850 and dtotd
office Of A baudoin, N0nry Public
eight nine each thirty five feet
half Ely Fields hni ded
the lot number forming The Of ysen Fi-ids
numbr
and haf inches II Living street b. ne hundred and sixty
the said
tir-
inches hall Frenhmen street b. hun
ill., the tnnnt forming the
Of and Livingston tB- T-ms each
my35 70 GEO. F. PEARSON, Constable.
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MS- For JUDGE OF THEFIFTH DISTRICT COURT
j. LVt NGST0N candidate tn,
Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
0KIFANS fels e
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I>a For JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court
EDWARD d RAND candidate fol
JuDGEsflP Of The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New o.
leaus
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MG-FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
arc authors stat. shat Judge A. candidate
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
which substituted under tbs Consu
TO- Ia tr
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DS- J. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent o.
the English Delivery the City Posoce candidate for CERh
TaE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs tet
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ZS- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
RICHARD BARKER candidate for the IUDGEsFiIP OF THE
URD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS the Court which
~ n under lnn1ilon. Eel 70
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1s1- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY. HENRY ST.
PAUL candidate for the named office. fell te
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nsSy- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.--B. S. TAPPAN
ia candidate DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhl4te
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n~ We are authorized to announce c. R.
WHEAT Candidate the Sixth District Court mhT
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ne Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM.
A. MOTT a candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
SnIRT mhl4
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ss5- JOHN ORCHARD is n candidate for CLERK
OF lhE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhgs
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E- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CouRT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
k Of the Fih Newoean which situation he has
filed Offers himself candidate for the
be changed iHh
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; ny THOMAS G. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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California Markfts.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, |
Monday Morning, April 25, 1858 J

-
Monday Morning, April 25, 1858
CLEARED SATURDAY
s sSP GS spass bdSsn; 10 "a bRstGo Dean
Ri ship EliiaSsS Bentley Hbpi Tor Liverpool, pMalws So
s5p SSsP' s AsS sss
s s,s saal Sofs r. p's e. Riga Mst; sSs
B B, es5s YIN @f o1 for SsS York. % Few
Brig oetss Emory ior taltmors, 'A RIM Hsi.oa SEQ
s u1s @p' 0 New York. bIg SsS
schr Powhatan, Curo for Pensacola Hurley Sco
schr Uncle Bill, Sawyer, Tor Corpus Christi, Master
ARRIVED
Steamship Falcon Gray from Aspnwsl 18th to Jennings
Steamship United States Berry, from A.pnwa 18th to Fenael
Steamship Perseverance Forbes from Iudianoa and Galveston a
Ship Brown 81 days IRON Liverpool to Whitney &o
Ship Rhine, Barnes from NewYok Havana ballast.
Ship Seaman Dns from San Francisco Rio de Jsnsro
Ship Julia Howard huxley Is days days New York. TO VIM
Span bark LantsrO Eva days from ssa ballast massrad
Bark John Murray capp, ~ from Rio Assr-is,
Bark PsmPhil Speed Il days from Baltimore mssisrltt dist
BARK Murlo Woodde, 20 days mAslerls, dist
Big an vs aSs s aay 0 ne to
Ship Keunsbs smith, days from York. mssersd dist
Steamboats,.
| George Collier Goslee, from ST Louis
Atlantis oothnger, from s. Louis.
| Chancellor NJ s. Bacon from iouisyiiie
John Tweed, Mi ard from cincinnaa
Towboa Persian Brown, from and to
aoth inst hPs Ashland and Ann mp bark MI
TOwbo.t ova wh,smoe aud
s a. .ps p ssi p @ so ssa ""
cSnqusro HnaIs~. The
- .lps ksnnsssc julia Howard Rhus.
IN. M. s f a % % sss s ssss
Elaasssh--bra'tu up ship Seaman and bark LanarO.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Further California News.

In addition to the news published by us in
extra form on Saturday, we have CLEANED from
our files the following additional news
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~ CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 1858.

az CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 1858.
- UP TOWN Patrons,
opened Of CONFECTIONERY, under the ODD FELL
Lows HALL, Camp and lafayette and placed i
whose Long in the business and uniform Pon Of
rendered them universally topular
having the Establishment, will be sufficient
fsvorg them with ORDERS that they viii be promptly
andra carefully attended to-
that proper attention the quality all articles kept
secure Undertaking least that
the public has kindly bestowed at our OLD SiAND
Connected ICE CREAM SALOON FOR
LADIES' and comfort by in the city
In Picayuue and D1lta please copy. apis I'm
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

rs- The new and light draught passenger
tcamer ST. NICHOLAS, Capt Buk will for ST. LOUIS and
u nermes.ate landings THIS EVENING at O'Clock,
ap9b WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


/
COTT0SBe entered the market on Ssiur
unusually business the result the Gales reaching
decline tho qualities Of about
/
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NOTICES.


n CoMPANfNKw osIEAs-, tFourth Distej April 1883
Strhs to the Stock this hereby notified that
insttneo of TEN CENT tbeng nstamsn will be due
and aya Mt he os Of the Company No. IL jackson street. the
FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1853. By order u the Board.
Mil T. GILMORE, Secretary.
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Hs- The steamer GULNARE, Captain Linn
leaves for CINCINNATI etc., THIS EVENING, st foeloek
MCDOWELL x BELL, Poydras street.
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~ REAT BARGAINS. IS. PHILLIPS, of
CHEAP STORE NuToRETY Nayadss the
Station District street, SaaPau
street, being retiring offers his
large and well assorted stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The Ladies' particularly called invoice OF
FLouECED BAREGS COMP five hundred dIese Of the latest
style aud eoiors, from s6 10 $40
10000 hoand) yards Of hn JACONETS last eo'ors al i've
per- ynfd and upwards.
500 aSs ihoasau yarisO DE LAME per
yard.
pieces suparfne SILK DAMASKS, for curtains.
100 extra LACE EMBRolp Erred CURTAINS.
BLACK SILK for dresses, yard and wards.
Jr9cadyd SILK DRESSES, from ESQ 400, and variety
FINE GOODS too mention Ia advertisement
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
Just received direct from frnucs--
fls each Likewise
large assortment Of plain LINEN SHIRTS fine, and reduced
NH "
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATRE sasgA
" L. n. eoTTsCHALR xxx
respectfully 81. friends The pubic sh he
will sivsa
GRAND CONCER
ut the Orleans Theatre,
MONDAY, April Is,
upon which oecs.on he viii be assisted By
MADAME wIDEAANN,
MR. JUETTE,
Mr.. PEITLINGER,
md the Grand Orchestra Of the orissns Ths.srs.
....PRoGRaMxE....
BY THE FULL ORCHESTRA OF The THEATRE
'D'' "''rA ST sus <; ' 81 ss O''''
n, SS;SEasS Il Il sl,''''
'AF' from sGss BIZ MADAME wiDEMISs '''''
'R'"i''''f Psss g sG' BY L. 81 sorrscHME
o'i BY ra Il FULL oRciG5fsA os TiiE THEATRE
''A'"A''' sung BY M. IuETrE.
D;s: 8 .s n ps{at s 81 y G9 s scHA1K
vi Ia '''''''' sung By MADAME wrpENASN.
iRasssE Is sSD PERFORMED BY L. eorTscHALE
SUNG BY Mr. FErTLrSeER.
coIlo osI And PERTossKo BY L. NJ sorTscHAK
tR Tickets snd Seat. Orleans
tn.
tz Doors open o'clock qaaTter
fore . O'Clock precisely. sp2s
r OUISIANA ASSOCIATION OF STEAM
BOAT AND srEA ssHP ESGSEERs.-A An adjourned inset
oIok Of r.sir ss4 Tsha i 81 IS over woo.
| House. A. B. RESSick, seere.ny. apps Is
STCHARLES THEA RE-Managers,
- LUDLOW SMITH. Dre cee PAqus'te, IS Gems. P
% Gallery, boo open Gu O'Clock
tF BENEfir or MO ssIEoR PAUL BRILLIANT. Ii
Week Season. MONDAY kyESSG, April 5tith
GA Comic Pnieinine called MAIL In
o. Oh. abgnndnz with Scenery, Machinery
The ssels with the Co fAHtnne q
Followed b. the Be let eAii FltUR I'd Ma
hiE. 10 begin With he Pace q PHEASANT nLleisOlso.
DLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street.
Bo1es rs Coored Boxes 81 Gallery IS
BENEFIT smle. DUCY Barre M NDAY EVENING, April
LOVER which, GRAND AIR, l.. tile H. snest
DebrnAy Followed by tbs eond OF La bAfADtE-
Unknown Miss Hareourt zoc Mnle Dscy barre g be cue
by the Mus al Pace Of the ALPINE MAID oneule with
| ARLEANS THEATRE Tuesday Evening,
PApiss performed Gfaod Opera BY Re-
eu.d MosEsfpA characters By hnss flsaryJoy Paola,
| Nm Borias, Gsnibrel ami Ligue
TT Performance to commrree at o'clock
THIRST GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, n
| IL to b. gyen BY the ~
| IRISH RfCAN ASSOCIATION or VIEW OkLEdNS, klA
| atths UNITED STATES HofEL. Third District, -
| on Saturday Eveains, April 80.
|
Cow p. o. HILBERT, jos Walker, G,n J. B. Pauehs,
| Gen. Liz Brig. Gen Cronaa. Brig Gen. Tracy
| Coi.Wm Monaghan, Iio1. A. D. crossman Jos Gsnois
| J. II. Caldwell, r Seu1-peaa, j. Ia Wtntsr.
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NEW ORLEANS AND CAR r-Frr =s.s IA
! BOLTON RAILROAD. EIPR ESSS-
TRAINS addition their tar7s, Conn will
the following Express Trains stopping Jackson seet and at Horse
Station only.
-. Front frol Circle to Carroilfga 49,.
week DAys-EnpTess Train n 52a p. NJ.
Sund ays-Express Trains Mt AZ 3 Az 81 6 ~ 81. p NJ
-. From Carroiioa 70 Tuoh Circle -.
week Days Express Train at AIS p. NJ.
sunday s-Expres Trains at ~, ~. AZ. 81, az, "a s W
Al
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NlOTiCE.--On and after the LIST of January,
lass The will deposit, general
BANKING BusNE ss ton with EXCHANGE under I'll.
oi the CITY BANK.
asell COCHRAN d Co, 50 Camp street.
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NNIRST GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, "A
~ BE- given BY the
1EIsH AMERICAN AssoCIATTOS or yEW ORLEANS fA
the UNITED STATES HOTEL. Third District, ~
Saturday Eveaing, April 80.
Gov o. HILBERT, Walker, Gen. j. D. Plauchs,
Gen. J. L. Lewis, Brig Gen Crouaa. Brig sen Tracy,
Col.Wn Monaghan, Hon. A. ID. Crossman, Jos Gsnois,
] IL P.S j. L. Wints-.
Minnsl John NJ. Wand. ynf hent. NJ Nolsr,
Lieut. W Castel ChAs u. D.unoy, j. c. Pfeniergasi,
John MagDns, u, Ennis CorcorAn, ~ snnost,
John W. Price.
COMMITTEE INVITATION AND AEkAsskMssrs
p. @. ColiDs Michael DANG, y y " Siren,
Pc James Eurisht +. Kelly.
Tickets f 10 be had 1T the Oiefnan ONCE sp77 I'd
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Mining operations were in the highest degree
prosperous. The Alta California Of the LIST in
slant says;
Nearly all the principal placers, old and new,
have been yielding handsomely through the
past month, while the low prices of provisions,
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W4surycroy. TUESDAY. De-. l3 ls59.


The total amouN Of drafts registered az the Treasury
during :he week ending Dec TO- Sl23229 including
S2e6, 70 for the redemption Of the Public Debt.
The Gardiner case was opened this morning, MI Car
isle opening for defendant
Tie Union docs not ike the election OF Beverly Tuck
en- Printer TO the Senate, and says:
I'VE have reason 20 believe that the Democrats
Senators who united with Wings and Abotion ,s to do
feat General Armstrong aciuated by personal oppo
sition to him. have to suppose that was
the suit Of personal objection TO the Editor Of TIE UaoR
We forced TO regard tho course "a dictated by po
hca considerations. and as our support OF the Admins
traton has been constant earnest and Jealous We can
attribute !, to ohormoye than opposition to the policy
Of the Administration Having heretofore sustained thI
policy against all assaults whether from Wings ADOha)n
sts or iacous Democrats shall neither abae our zeal
nor moliy our energies under present Circumstances
w know that The Presidynt stands immoyably upon
bis policy aud viii not be driven from tho faithful execu
ton Of by any combination coalition that may DO
formed however formidable il may seem to be-.
Father GRvazzis lecture here TO night passed of qli
ety. scarcely 100 persons were present
In executive session 20 day the Senate received mos
sage from tle President nominating large number OF
Iostmastors. II referred
Senator Clay Las arrived and will take his seat to-
morrow.
In the Supreme Court to-day, Montgomery, Blair aud
Nathania Hatch OF the District of Columbia admit
ted the Bar In the OF hcDOnoughs Executors rs
the United States, the DEGREES below affirmed aad
in cases T. and 1.-THE United States IS. McDonoughs
Executors-the DEGREES reverted Case 2-he sac
of Penn-yy aDia against the Wheeling and Welmo1l
Bridge Co. and othoTs-mOton was dismissed for want o.
prosecution.
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dates for the House. and, by the aid Of sham De
r.oc-,cv Free Solism and Rum, were elected
.-o,, to,,ps big enough to know better. These took
The lead in the House. united the mass OF those
elected AZ Free Soilers with the sham Democracy
.o,trols5 the organization, and elected the choice ofs
Rum Democratic Governor by the aid of Free sou
Temperarce votes But they were not able to make
.te coalition operative in the choice of u S. Soma
tor e. they could only bring the larger party to the sup
mort Of Compromise Pierce Democrat who had been
Van Buren Free Soiler and this did not satisfy the
GREAT body of the genuine Free Sellers, who thought
bey had done their share of the dirty work involved
IN The coalition and that they ought to have the desg
nation of U S. Senator. The upshOt was failure
to elect any Senator.
The great measure OF the session, however was
bill submitted by E. d. Barber, the leader Of the nom
NAL Free Sellers but really working in the Rum in
tsre 70 repeal the Liquor Law of last session. This
bill extended over forty printed pages, and cOntem
plated the appointment Of public iasierS, to stop the
sale and fine the sellers OF bad Liqu0r-tha is, Liquor
cont lining other venOmous posons beside the AlcO-
holt being evidently considered that two upon
zone is three too many and that constitution
compelled TO resist the ravages Of Alcohol ought
lot 70 be subjected at the same time to the at
tacks of other enemies TO its vitality. This bill
provided for the licensing of Rum Tayerns Groceries
&c but with provision that dealer should sell any
person more than glasses of the inspected, whole
some Liquor in any one day; though the same man
might Of course buy twenty glasses on the same day
from ten different shops, forty glasses from twenty
if his legs should hold out to enable him to visit so
many. This bill broke down but simple repeal bill
was thereupcn introduced and passed the House BY III
Yeas TO 60 NAYS. cassed politically as follows:
For Repss-wbiss Democrats 81 Free Sellers Il TOTAL ia
Asi1 Eepesl-Whss p Democrats Isl Free soers . Total 30
lDodee5 81 Majority foT Repeal. .
This bin went in course to the Senate, aud was
here transformed Yeas 20, Nays 8 into bill amend
ing modifying and weakening] the existing law, but
leaving its leading features unmpaired. This amend
ment was concuIred in by the House, and tho Legs-
lature adjourned.
yeas IS Wbis, Dem Free sosr Nays 4toi dodssr