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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
Reco;nts ofProduce

Bv North bb Flour 1870 pkas Whisky, &c
Cheese Al do Wool 81 pkgs and 2 IA sides Leather.
BY RaroadNo receipts to-day in consequence OF the Del
ware hidge being out of order
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c,,e. psept OO ct Lumber IT Matches II Clicks SO
s PANE no ness Tupk, n pkgs Furniture IA bh Vine
cte Nns 4O DO Wood Spar. 50 bags Pepoer 67 gallons
Wha. on AZ cases pkrs DuaA p Dried Fish Ia Oars
RICE Tiue case Oil 5do Casa 20 boxes CrockeTy II
rbe 2hhds Tobacco. pfrs. Dag Articles
Mani Tobacco - baee Wick cases rash '
ukf oms,,cs gals Lard OIL cks Paints 400 gais spirits di
ne, n Es, Drugs Biscuit 33j do Furniture y DO Ter
hm,s 5o Onrs pkgs WOODWARD Stoves II SHOES 5o
pet IS 10 Pork no do Flour 50 10 Shoe Pegs - b1s Taks
q Lurtr Worsie DO Shks do Cotions 30 Lawns 100
bales Gunuy Bags q co- Rope 20 opiuin ~ % WI "A
MS Butter 100 casesT Tobacco. q do. Wine. =, ., 1,
CusnEs do Ten Pins do Peted Meats Of 90
CocIs Do Hadware 5do Brushes 90 pkgs DOmeuc
50 cases Buttons wagon case Saddery ~ lbs hnuatu
Tobgco $50 ross Buttons pks Machinery 32i gallons Brandy ~
M Eopr OI6 ms Better Lamps bales Duck case
PceL 100 bb, Pork cases Phil Apparatus 7 Coal 10 eo
Beef $3.50 rs. Ginseng
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA April steamship freeman RaGdOn Town,
iG d cSSesion Fo%er cSopu Portland SD 'COp Elizabeth
BOSTON April ship Delaware Patten, Apalaehcoa brss
Uckernunde Prus) schwartz Plermo Clare r) N9rden GI,
lem chr Plymouth Rock Lacey NewYork steamer CITY of Bos
on ciaod PladePhia Via Quarantine ship President Coming.
fm Philadelphia Co. ships VIM Goddard Holt MANILA Marathon
pse. French Portland bras James Crosby Peneop
Merrill Means Hysns Mary sm5 S v Mobile M
New York Sid ships Uncle Toby; Cassa Cure; Serampore
"a Pfif pu Mn j. An%IeWs brss sarah William Moore Auru
ALERT Adams EPTe Lawf9ce CGwe
Roads last night and this morning where they
Elliot Bgs AmOnOOsuck Onward and cOrielia and 'chr
BATH April 7NCld big Sarah voe Dnke Havana si 18th,
seO's 2be Hpys4a brig Moe Allen s1SPnS M,n,,
FALL RIVER April Esd chrs Virginia Head Baltimore 18th
TYGNNs ia,h brig FEedk Baker from surinm for Bo'-
ton sT sS o Ease 6h bark Gem from Boston for pha
depRa VIM GotOn Trinidad Cub, p days for Boston
ne tie Blown Jacksonville Portland Raven Rose do for Boston
P fms SEGyS Mary
BEsPO for % B aRa oean WS o for doc
aPs CHARLES
s. Hs .ns SSnaa S Woo FqHS
18th Emblem King Natt&goisett Radius Montgomery New
f9 fei AS 4ifsa .chI Neville Mcesor
SEWHAyEN April Ie-Ar ''hr Ars0 Spencer Philadelphia
SSs5 81 5 i5 B,ds 1sS F Fss
NEW BEDFORD April l8Ar schr Henry Pratt Howard Nor
folk Sid schrS Mary Newcomb Baltimore C. H. Hale OH
kew Fhadpna oop Guiord Mayhem from Matapoisetp New"
York.
Myra Hail. Portsmouth; chrs Energy,
IIn1bes New.Ynrk: Tallman NewLondon Mary A.
Fairfield Kelly Newfork Sarah Ann
Rove Studey Boston Slas +. Hand, Kelly Boston, STRANGER
RscL New Bedford Caharine Collins Boston, Sarah McDo
maid Fills Provpceown H. johnson, Lunt Lubec kaos Mat
thews Fatpo: Alexander NJ. Perry, NewYork Cid schrs D.
Mehon Sprsgg Savannah Brown, COLLECT Charleston Ore
ro Grace Norwich Gilbert Green Nn!on Glastonbury CT
hP sHIsAe9h ApI sEGn .chrs Charlotte E. Buck Turner
RncLsport: Hannah snd Abigail. Fitzgerald Boston. 1880
PORTLAND April l8-Au Br brgs Buffalo, Nelson Maitland ;
Codsia Picard Boston bark Octav Woodbury. Matan
PROVIDENCE Apnl l8-Ar Br brg Doagas Douglas Maitland
Surges New-York Sid schrs Union Bangs
baltimore Queen, Linne Portland Ct ito load stone for
RIcHM0ND-Arr April ls, shr Irade Tore Lampher New
York Sid Washington, Mtchern, Halifax shr Echo
Lowden York. nth shrs New York Wyatt New-York
Jealous Ryder. Halifax. . =, =, -, -.
Geucer Sid big Gaze Cayenne schr Wan. Pickering, for
do brg Elizabeth FELTON,. stned. but returned 49,
SPONINGT0N April FArr schr Lonsdse' bske I'm Phsiel-
Providence.
WARREN April ls-Sld. schr II. w Wellington Wells tor 8
WiCKFORD April i2-Sd sloop Victory Baker for NewYork
WILMINGTON y April 6-Ar schs scotah Msnkin New
York L. smith J. C. Calhoun Case Richmond; H. r
Russe BALTIMORE nth bark Saranac Bgy Havana bg
sam Small Treadwe NewY ork; schrs sarah Matilda Coombs
Charleston Rossnah Rose Gooms do Vermont Elliott Boston
Eugene DWELL Cid 10th. scbrs Elouse Robinson Newfok
GLASGOW B) Mckay Hsflx s. 18th, brig Rechabite Gray,
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Markets..
.Rsported BIZ TeLe1raph

NEW.ORLEANS, Tuesday April 10, ls53-P. ~
CoTToN-Sses to-day bales at firm The increased
CENTS this port over the year. 2 900 bales and at
all The southern ports 81 goo Stock hand in this market 5o
April 2o-NoonThe Arabas received at noon and pub
Ifd In The Erenng COTTON UNCHANGED LARD has ad
vanced ic Mess PORK quoted at SIS 250Sl5 90 80 nm
The stock here decreasing amounting now TO o
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professional Notices.

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN AGENCY, IN WASi.-
N INGTONThe undersigned offers his services IN the
and the several Departments and D "a
Transaction of any business requiring attention at the Capitol
with the Patent INDIAN Land or PENSION
Oces or any the Departments or IN the supreme Coui ns
United States may rely prompt and iathai aH'a h'1
interests. . -.-..... 7 ,v;ll ,nd.t.l. ana =
removable the safe OF stocks or money 70 any
nj Frore attention will be paid to the OF foreign
will be furnished with special references IN "nAe'a
STATE thew may reside and prominent cities OF Europe
Office on HIST, between 9Th and 10TH M, n n Ur,,pnv
April /, 1858 . pSRrs
Hon. Jno w. Maury, Mayor, Iheodoie say y
w w Seaton, Esq, mo,.au ue .o""e''
SorsoraHI, S..narsy 70 Edmund La Fay.tte.
Seosh' po,bers W. Livingston, Wells Co.
frot' jos. ~ ~, Baron Humboldt,
Peter roi0e, hnsdd,s Professor Ranke,
cbev Buusen Prussian Min, Professor Won h~nho~
1t Col Sykes r. India Co., n, 1880.
Joseph Hume, NJ r. Dion $500
Sir Roderick Murchissn M o'uisV siosrc
Albany roH'p aad of Trade, DR. J. O. FngeL
-, =. ~, a;nL Fac FRANKFORT.
Ed"lh @H"J ~ M Health J. Albert Yauentrapp.
Geo Peabody Esq po. rI.,
DUBLIN. p""" Sis'"S''
Na Hapcoc I'D.
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PassenRers Arrived.

In bark Indian Queen Rio JGneiro and PeynambuoCa H.
BAILEY lady and child of Newly York Mr. Mentors OF Portugal
Mr. Bauer Belgium Nh Qumby, Of Boston Ded-D b. ROCKS
and his wife Catherine.
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Disasters, &c.

River silva HzLer Hgbee Dghton; popr Vulcan Hand New.
York Concord Norman, DO.
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Goal.

COAL-The subscriber has y ssss sa' Nd
~ dsehaIsns az sr BIscs Heath, Lehish Si,eri
Cams Camel Isl sidney :. Of the JAMES
handsome '''e %h coz ThOngsn ana os1 oc. wssS
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REGULATING.
forses, Carriages, 81.

CARRIAGES The subscribers have Just p@csT.ss
~ new Carriage Warehouse with an emu IT, ,,tenon "a
Jul dealers Is invited MAJon p THOMPSON
"a and d Wooster st. near Canai" IxHES CLEMENT
NOR SALE-A two-horse Rockaway y, s ooesss 9 3
GOOD order seats Also Wagon suitable 70, A. 10 ss
81 M. with shafts also pole 10 SHIN so,ner Corsas's
s WIIiamsbursh or s Fulton Iron Works I'm PElsE
Cherry New.York : u;hour
CARRIAGE HORSES WANTED. WIN ,sa nd .Si ~.
u CARRIAGE Any person having me -, Lover Poon
Carrsse Horses sale, address 20. w. II suitable
No objection TO purchasing Carriage ana hsLns.., -
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Clothing.

PoOTs, SHOES and Dasls is. he prepared s
- shoss Caters &c, OF qua4p' w. .,maSo
win ;Py n g. s1is sss hsssSs
Laeies boots 90 TO % ,s, Psf Gaites
Ladies Moroeepp sns do 23 G en. Pat L. Shippers SCI
L aei Pnbbers 'o"' and upper dsrS<
Misses and = 81 7 .diss and Gentlemen msns -
ton of work Ss,, materials in the s se.en wears vii -
He hsiss s entire satisfaction 90 iaf JOHN Ri
rss and prices corner North Moore-sf tste Oh ' -
HATs for GENTLEMEN, OF. Of the = s. .I. ~
ii ready syS S ''Sss :Set .saS. q S
s 2. s'sa . ssns confident %, .aa ;; re-
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MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAUpo,n-

tI SIoCkHpLOEhs MEETING VIII h. a ns.. 70
tho Stock Of tie sdi.0n sDd lndn. pos Rso.5
.hs Lecture Room - 'h Sfuyvsant Institute No a. n
Nev-york on FRIDAY EVENING. ed ns ., ~ oo tadsy
eral ATTENDANCE TequesedSewfors, April Is l.53 CO.
JOHN BROUGH p,
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i1aints, Glass, Sc.

iJulitI6, DIuSG, VI.
DLATINA PLATE and WIRE, Palladium, Cadmium
refined Nickel Oxide Manganese Nltrate Strotsn and Bsa
Brouite Iodine Distilled Quicksilver Cyanide Potassium AbeS
Bsched Shea sh Rouge Vienna Lime Suphsie and
Ammonia Aquaor Nitric aud Mursti; Acids, Metallic Bsnsa
Za. Oxides OF Cobalt and Uranium English Sponge Cloth Tr
Extract Chloride Lime Dlsinctns Liquid nc nc Nc
sale by Dr. L. FEUChI"ANuEh NO III 'iai'sh ane
WHITE LEAD WAREHOUSE, No. l59 Fronts
w corner Of Maiden-aneThe NEW YORK and sAUGERTfEs
WHITE LEAD COMPANY have in Store full assortment
peror White Lead which they offer for sale 10 large or sinai ps
AZ The lowest rates This Lead considered by city pno
the best article manufactured JAMES MCCULLOUGH Prdek
CHARLES w. HENRY. Secy.
ZINC PAINTS.-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY MANUFACTURING these Paints u apgG
quality ell OF which warranted PlRt.
superiority every respect OF ZINC over Lead ranus We
bshed (equal quantity nearly double the sa
and endure mich longer evident that the cost To the nnus
not, in the long run, one halt as geat Al,
They sale by the principal dealers IN TINS ana other cites
manufacturers prices and by the Companys AGENTS -
MANNING Il SQUIER, No - Dey st, NewYork
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Markets, ..c.srrrILY REPORTED 70, TIE rnIsusr.

Beef $3.50 M. Ginseng
"WEDNESDAY, April 70. 1853
AsHEsThe market unchanged sales of 40 bbs s. for Fo
coTToN~Tie market very heavy Loco bales changed hands
Atlantic Port. Florida Other Gulf Pts
#;3:: 4. !: +: &
New Orleans NV bale. 80 NOBLE
virginia al ..... s765
Total import SINCE LIST 80 I'll bales
Ff fPSItR FG %Sb MfA1 4B By dsgsd
op and note some reaction the close, with 'Pecua
i've demand S. Dot ise R limited an there is e pressing
market he better ade: are easier and ye s c.as @ % BIZ
s. asi 6 for 70 sst S,te icS sna
diana southern change demand moderate and :D
ply limited sales Of 500 bbls at Sd g n for mixed 70 stfns ~
So s9 IS Corn Meal steady sales of Jersey at - and
%s M ss,y h demand a pss Rye
a os are more 2sa 0d snd cSce DO in small ot
&c Jersey sa4se Corr is IL fair demand Tor 5 b s9
pc. Other hesvysaes of 1900 bushels 6Oc 2S 9r
nound 62delc White Southern &c for Southern Mixed
Orleans; Csc for Jersey yellow" and o'cG0c 'Or
market better the supply light e,of5o
bb at lc Jersey &c for hshproof state and c Tor f'on'
DPI%RovsIoNsA moderate demand for Pork and the market
Se fnres The sales bbls SIS $3.50 8 for Western
SIT ST. S7 80 for Clear and SD Do
fr pine Beefs in and firm especially good quail
e, sales of S7Obbs $40 q for Country Mes s2aSj for
C do D Tor repacked Chicago and 81 81 % % Country
md Civ PRIME Prime Mess plenty and heavy Beef Hans
are very SI3dSl5 Meats buoant and IN tar demand
Sales Of is 8d9 for Ham. and y for shout
d. Racen inactive 7tdSc for short Mddes-rb Lard
@ fra and in fair request $50 bbls t92d0c for good
9 for common and 2 kegs at lie Butter and Cheese are
sFfDSHcoyer Seed and heavy 2G2lc Timothy
e al s4a s7 for Flax Seed inactive at 81 @3GN ut
HAY~The better the sdppy moderate sleso 40
bales at Ole 81 CO.. for 100 lbs - .., .-.... .
crop sold n lots at $50 -
HIDEs-Tle firm the sales since our last report are
zoo rio Grande q H. and $500 do 2 lbs at lc lUDJ
Orpoco c0I lbs l7ic; SEQ West dia at 2G 200 nguay
I9l lbs l3 selected 600 Porto Cabeo q lbs at H. 500
Texas 20 lbs at I2.c and 500 Southern ~ 5ci 100 City
Slaughter &c - n $500 MI, , ,oo ,,,,. m
nrivee terms: 10 Bengal at 81 81. ,
LFATHFR-The market quiet but steady Inc demand mostly
for light and weights Hmock Sole and Oak light slaughter
STORES The market is moderately acye; 5OO Dol.
Rough Turpenne sold since last report az - ga ~ Tor North
he'd SO bbs are reported sold G58c cash and time
Tar sold at g 6ds2 8 5000 bbls Common RESIN sold II .
for North County 81 45aSl6O for Wilmington 800 bbs No
81 62ds5 co.
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The quantity of Copper ore sold from TIE mines IN Corn
wall and Devon in the quarter ending the 3lst March was
477l2 tuns at an average produce of per cent giving
1906 uns fine copper and realizing t3i67'9 ls' 3D. at
an average price of Il 5s AID per tun. Compared with
the previous quarter there is increase Of 1852 tuns of
ore f729l IS in money and II IS. Id in the average
price per tun while the average produce is the same
The following the corresponding quarterly returns
for three years and show, striking point of view, the
remarkable rise which has taken place in the price of cop
nrarter TINS Average Average
ending of Amount price Average standard.
March ST. Ore. { $ d. 1 5. d. produce. !. ). d.
ls5l....36.sCG 1924 II = 1ol :
ls52....3s,Il3 2O9.375 10 . l03 u log 10 0
ls53......47.7l2 346,779 Il q ~
printed letter received by the Arabia state that the
f3OOooCOO Exchequer Bonds at % al g cent interest
have already all been applied for The letter also says that
there is an improving feeling in regard to American secur
ties which will be stimulated by the action OF the English
Government in regard to the public debt.
We understand some English holders of Erie Con
vetbes have the Erie Company remonstrance
against the ten million loan.
Our statement made week two since that Prof MI.
chen had succeeded in negotiating his loan for the Cmc
matt and St Louis Railroad is confirmed by this arrival
Messrs George Peabody & CO. took up the loan for 5000
600 at 92 for Mtg cent bonds and disposed OF the
/ whole I'm two DAYS
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TI'HE COUPONS for INTEREST. due Ist ".
Il the Bonds of the CORNING sDd BLOSiBURG Rsi1s, %
PER, No % Pine carter Of William. |0N DRA.
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M, Can't Tom of w.ren swsy I'm New Orleans IS d. sugar
and .HE15 and nos,ss winisor $ d p to
"h s Norfolk BI.telod IN Espor; hs Smith BOyn
schr EIeursr CBr) smith I'm wnd'o Ns IL d. p''ef'0
f Alabama Thomas Smyrna Creek, Del DDS corn TO Bl
sehr Nirne.,.. Dixie, I'm. Phlsdelphia r coal
sctr Saint Mary. lihrr.s I'm virginia 90, WoIu
sohr. Senator Robers I'm Providence : as 70 pl.ai
sSbI Fex OF Saybiook Braddocs m Mobile, II a. eo,ton o
schr Louisa Dyer Sylvester Roctland. d. lime.
sobr Lucy Blaze laws Rocs id Is I inls'
sehr Glare Jones Or'ean. Mass, DE- in balas
scbr n shslisr Lawrence, Portland Conn 2 d . stone
sehr Henry B. Ba.com smith Pnlrielph, d., coal p,.
Lyman Has experienced heavy gales the passage h sheen de-
sebr Ar, of Newburyrort Small C,rdcuas 10 d. ol'
R. P Bnek Co 5hu lat 81 g. lon ~ L. spoke bark CA
scf f'G louisa Chase f Boston. d. md to Lewis
schr sea1er I'm Nantucket, ds oil to master
Scbr II II. Chadwick Portland Conn., Ids, stone bound
icpT vshdaa Perry fin Newark iron hound Boston.
setr Ransom OBJ Lockhart Windsor 10 d. plaster muster
sch emerson Norton Apaachcoa Il d. cotton and rice to
sebr washington wnso Mobile 6 ds- cotton and to
Sebr Columbia wn,Ow Norfolk d. -four to su;.e, Co
sch Echo Lowden I'm Richmond ds flour and tobacco
sch Racer Hall I'm d. -four is Abbott Dodge 4co
sehr charlotte. Hicks. I'm ROndout' bound to Boston
Sehr stephen Watson Griffin I'm Virginia, d., wood.
seh Leo snow fin Charleston d' cotton ~ 70 master
Johnson r) Johnson I'm BaFaOa Il d' fruit to J. g.
Schr Rial -. I'm Albany; bound to Boston 49, -
schr Elizabeth igher Hamilton I'm wreck oil snip WINDSOR ay
ashore Roma
Soop Joseph Hodge. Portland. Conn, de-, stone
soop FIoy Nantucket ds oil TO Grinneil Nntun
sAILED-SteamsLips Europa (Br Shannon for Lyerpool Hi
no Harsten Aspnwa Prometheus Churchill San JUAN Me-
Allen Liverpool Victoria Wellington, for
Antwerp Mechanics Seabury Honolulu Europa (Brem)
Wieting for Richmond
Bsrk-Csra Windsor. Button, Portau-P Prince.
Rrg-Reaurador DAM lensen, for Huamacoa and others
BFLOW-Bark Diana (Br) from Shields, Eng.
Also ship 2 barks and brig.
"A sunset. n. T.
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WEDNESDAY April n, 1853
AsEsTbe market unchanged sales Of 10 bbs at - ior rO
5 50 for Pearls. go. - - hands
4 rather easier prices We quote; I'm.
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COM MERCIAL AIRY,


NEW YORK, June 49,. CorToN-saes of 4750 bales
at 7c decline from the highest prices Of last week.
FLOUR-Frm. but less active, with sales Of 5000 bbs
81 621afDS4 6s2l for State. and 81 626@s4 SIX for
Western Sales Of 500 bbls Southern at So 0ONS5 l2
WHEATsales of 1880 bushels at 81 % for White Ohio
and 81 Is for Canadian CORN-Sales of SO 900 bushels
at 6363zc for Mixed and 63165c for Southern Yellow
C0ffEE-Steadyi but dull sales of go bags at So to
DC for Maracaibo, and 94f1e1ac for Rio. SUGARS
Sales Of $50 hhds at 443s for Cuba and 5051ac for
Porto Rico. RlCE-Saes OF 81 casks at SO SOFA 121a
Observation-Disclosures quiet. WIiI5KY-sales Of 400
bbs at 22G221ac p ID .PoRK-ssles Of 200 bbs at
SIS 75(DS5 81 for Mess and Sl3 0Os 1872 q Dbl for
Prime CUT MEATs-saes Of 100 terces at 51zO61<
for Shoulders, and Sl4E09Isc for Hams LARD-sales
of $50 bbs and tierces at g34Glosc. TALLow-Sales
of 1000 at 9lac.
BALTIMORE, June Is, 5 P. .FLOUR-The market
to-day rules duh and transactions reported On
Change holders asking 81 IS for Howard
Flour but buyers generally would offer above yester-
day quotations 81 62s Some small sales of City Mills
Flour were reported Change at s. IS, which rate
holders gaperally demanded. WHEAT-We hear of no
sales Of Wheat C0RN-Some 10000 bushels OF Corn
offered at the Corn Exchange to-day but there was
very little animation among buyers. Sales Of Yellow
made at 5si5gc and Of White at 5l153c the latter
being trng decline on the rates Of Friday OATS
Virginia aud Maryland Oats 3!037c and Pennsylvania
at iULI 42c,
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GtONTI STREET VERANDA will be "a
~ kept open during the Summer. EEsln
TIE r MS.
Board and Lo gng, week
Board without Lodging
ard without Lodging with Vice, per
Furnished Rooms to Rent week 90 "a 90
ie I'm J. JEWELL. Manager.
pOARDING-A very handsomely furnished
II ROOM the Second Floor OF the desirable ca-
First DIS
Gentleman and his Wife ny addressing i. h. p, this
Office. References exchanged, If necessary mh?s
A RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE, Pro- 80
IA pretot.This establishment famary hssnS
public, will be opened THIS MORNING, Monday November
s. ~ The house has been thoroughly repaired and newly furnished
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.



Monday Evening, June q 1858.
There is ample stock of Western, Texas and At
takapas Cattle heavy supply of Sheep and good stock
Of Hogs etc. offering The market in favor Of buyers
and unsettled for the lower qualities Of stock Good
Sheep easy at quotations. and the heavy stock of
inferior Sheep meets declining market
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL-WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & Co. have
y removed from 81 Carondee Nos.
street, Of the St. Charles Hotel. j-s9 I'm
ID EMOVAL.-I have removed from No. SO
Il ~ Common street 70 No. IS, my old s,snd -
an L. CUSHING.
ID EMOVAL.-J. o. PIERsoN, Real Estate,
Noss Exchange Broker has from a Exchange
Place No. CONNER Place doors from Camp nov73
ID ACCOMPLISHMENTS, BEVERLEY g. Co. have
oorns Of Magazine. now II
NOTICE.-BAREILI & Co. have removed back
to their old Common opposite the CITY Hotel
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COPARTNERsHIPS, nc.

he dsrs gusd uni-r The nd sJls Of Joriy
ltn per % dsy W. j. Cass Notary
IoHN g. HARpiLL the db snd vii e!tsc, ~ 4 ots
due Tie late firm. JJfiS g. HAfDLl,
New Orleans June %, 1883. VIM H. BAIsON.
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Eas~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
candidate for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS NOUKEY. mis-
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HATS, BOOTS. SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

DlANOS AND HARPS.-KUSTNER,. YtIs
Il MANUFACTURES OF PIANOS AND HARPS, :g1-sT
No S2s Camp the Orphan Asylum
inform the patic that he will continue his profession OF
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARRIS and all
cal instruments at the shortest sep9s 1y
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To- Neither the Captain nor Consignees of
the si ship TRENTON will be responsible for
trac.sd by the OF said vessel
is4s O. c. BoGERT CO. 10 Camp street.
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re- JAMES A. HOPKINS is n candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DTsTRIcToouRT OF NEW ORLEANS
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HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANOS

ORATIU d. HEWITT, PIANO-neEl-
Il Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp .liEE4It
street, New Orleans would respectfully request the7 IN hi
attention of the public to his large extensively
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
and descriptions, and also his
EoRT from the factories of the first makers the United States and
Europe which he found those STODARD
Of Now York HALL son, OF New York PLEYEL co. Of
fnis ne aheye ne following k ds GRAND Sc
of the celebrated makers the world combining
improvements be had of the subscriber style
of So s& and 0rtaves They will be sold
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all knd and quantity
Among others the keeps constantly hand the largest and
nest selection ACCoRDEoNS brought Southern Market
which offered at the reasonable GUITARS
tud by WILLIAM HALL SON the approved
MODELS These Instruments
stand the climate The snhserbe has had experience
the Music business the Northern cities well Sew0ans,
thoroughly acquainted with The mnute details Of the His
stock the best selected that has
and his facilities that he will
stock all kinds MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MOST FASE0NABLE MUSIC. The Public respectfully
invited call and his
elS lyos HoRATI0 HEWITT Camp street.
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lsss- WILLIAM P. BEDLOCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of the Court that be organized
succeed II. mhs tE
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BsS- Editors of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CASTEIL CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhls
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