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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
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nFRFMPTORY SALE Of an ITALIAN q

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TaCr and u LOTS Il LAND; also. p VACANT IA
N-pRlCUTON Sist,u isand.-ALBERT H. slCoitfy
seIi an TT-FSDAY MAY 81 1854 a. y oeiocs GA the
Nv Ri han Staten Island twosofy nc sne g, N use
,.re brf IN the rfs-n STYLE Of shccfure sbd II Los
ss, io f.., each sisn.fsd New Brighton hve 1nsi-
on N. ffst foor rsror dinusroo se-ibse pant y r(
h isrds-e rsiras either end. seeond roo thre s-t
d-,nr. rccu RON, linen pres closet Nc s'N nv
crr- o.ef snd inuber.room cesr. Kitchen WISH RON ~
h,arcrp so-r rom pantry, closet lerge srca &c IN -
bss,,isr ,a on az elevation o; y feet. between f ~
-, ,,,,ns er ~. K,s ana conmsndirr splsrdi Psosps
The NswNork Bay stretching far ~ ihe hatson RIVER va
surrouEens country In fact there esa te no more
M suburban residence. Ahc reroas
co,ly which around attest TIE
ie.foD TIE a;ion with wNolk City by ooe ~
pissart ,rp the sane annual Of es as tee Guy ss
iouips ssxiOs feet each. Parties IL sroas OF
can take The hs from tho foot OF Liberty 81 al 4, y
A. NJ 81 81 snd. p. NJ Leave New Brighton - o. y ~
A NJ, l. p, ~ and st 7. ~ -. g.. 81, s.x N 49,. ~
e.n in 50 sys when full deeds (eontsnint the
clsuscl viii be delivered aud - eeo may
src mortgage tor three at seven Ier ceu'. =.
Should Tuesday the sale VIII NOT ~. eee ash
6sy following jane the same hour sad place r"r a
dsIS ALBERT II. NICoLAY. Nc Brosd',. NJ
WILLIAM IRVING 4 Co. Aacttcnesn
VNUIIAM IRVING 4 co. VIII sell az auc'os
w FRIDAY NAV S sf 10Y O'clock ~ No p 0re-n~<,
G.,e.l Uousshod Furniture Bar FNnrss Sc, cors sing
,in .rd y,nrtisn Csrets MshosAny Chsr- covered hair
N.hogarv Nshoxsny Gard snd Tes rsees b,ck w
csrd rabies M.hogany Msbletcp Center fsoes, Ens,as
Psrti.rs Mahogany and Gil, frrme Mirrsrs Wnd5w Cav
Nshcgsny Opsrset;s Hall Lamp OH Cloths, Brussels Rugs
Wnlpni Wudass Bsdsesd do. tottsge. Mshogaay DFess
reaus DO Marhleiop Washstsnd Painted wardroee. Wa
Shsdss Bolster and Pillows, Ha Mattresses Ae ianes
les. DscsEfers. &C
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Gopartnsrsbip Notices.

NOPARINERSHIP.-The undersigned have formed
~ se0IsTtneTaiP under the firm Of LEONARD WILSON for
he tsaasseon OF the Csnrnion Machinery business
beeNeft Pearisc The
iS n-r WM- A LEONARD
HENRY WILSON
Ihe making The shove 10
A hai te have succeeded 10 the business condse,sd
By MI LEONARD snd call the Of purcb.s-rs
efsty to then roes which vii s al complete and
comprise e the best Of the Lowell Hadey Fall Tam
ot ard ether n Gle .hoTs We. full Of ehe.n,
eesipo O. Tools Leather Benz ok tanned ryeed stretched
snt ee1sr;ee, Of al sizes " cd Tools Sc
LEONARD WILSON
NOIlCE.-from and after this date NATHAN r
~ GRAHAM associated with hasine- which vtI n.
zersaer ercneted under the WALTER JOSTS +,
To-, No Wsli.' May 2a 1854
WALTER r. JONES Jr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
HUDSON-PARK, 40 minutes from the Ci

EOR SALE-Fourteen good BRICK HOUSES il
L Sih sdsv For terms &c, apply 70 " MILLER, DO
Is ChathAn-st hew the hour Of A. NJ. and Z. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

HCDSON-PARK, 40 minutes from the City, COM
Irises beautifully situated half mile above H. r.
Station sruytendy Greek Some OF the sites on i property
shod extensive AID picturesque News unad y any on the
HUDSON River property in ha -
Il nersec1d BY broad rendering every part
Restrictions ITtyen; nuance or the erection Of build
Inferior class ~ be contained in all conveynN Of ms
rrore1tv As and dcsIae location emens
serees It considered superior other 10 the vicinity
city offered for sale Fy per OF the nrchase
remain aud Per for OF
Iod om the Point Railroad station being ide
this lonke and extensive
neighborhood progress For and far
h,r information, srry D. b WINToN, No Tyoa'o~ oPPo
site the City Hsl.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

AUCTION SALE in BROOkLlN.-JAMES L.
n MOULToN Auctioneer, will sell MEDSESDAr May 81 Sn a.
I'm ON Division Shshet and covert
formerly the property OF w Covert Esq OF the CITY OF BROOK
m The Division Railroad be completed snd IN running
order thereby Increasing vslue these lots from 100 70 80 per
cen, This rorerv inducements for nNesmn "
sres, going la the INN ediae oegnoor
hood. - Iii. a.. $500 ,h,. al.
by The East that leave Pecksp ard uFahds
Fsrries from 70 II l. For and tickets apply 70
J. ". BARKER or MOULfON, No 3Nassiust
l.. he Il tie fine day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

EOR SALE-Two LOTS ON 6th-av. and northwest
A. J. BLEECkER. No. Broad-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

nor sALE-Two LOTS 25xl00 on north side
j 2sshs,, te,weea BrDsdEsy I'D e,h y; sYFyt
- A J. RLErCEFn No 7 B-osds
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
ANGE for IMPROVED

EOR SALE-Thrce LOTS on lOth-ay.. commencing
Il al corner Of 56ihst, 25Nl0O Appy To
A ]. BLEECkFR. No. Eroadst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
ID. :. HoUGH. Auctioneer.

A LOTION NOTICE.-Immense and unreseryed
~ ..ls :, the CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, No - Broad
wsv ne.r Gudt WEDNESDAY end TN HSpAi rs nrS'
H., AZ 80 Jr,e of worth Of RICH CABINET rOS
NTfURF-Rch French Porcelain Deeoruonsi PAPER @ asene
Auhuon Velvet ana Ispesiy NaP
and Rugs. Clock; Figures aud tsndeptss @
N.rte PIER and Glasse superb and costly fno
such thickering Nunn voef
Ns;ers TTavers and o'hen; Solid Silver Tea sets
plated io sh fed Cutlery Fine Cut Glassware, ac oseaef
h large catalogue Housekeeping articles boih usca ana Or
ranlenfa but too 10 mention .,-.--.
T shx % will take stated above, and without regard
rs yesher and positive The Fuuifuo will b saan,eea
80 s can be purchased the ciy. being made BY our best
aud all the other goods being t ls hrst
on.v v m ie nly warranted Terms OF sale ceh tor All sums
600 over that sum- satisfactory naored paper at tour
months viii he taken The sale viii be the largest ever nss IA ae
- bao, ana will he well worth the attention Of Honskeeers
"a bs e.irou 10 purchase good. low price The rooms
VIII oe i''"' '' ~ u : HOUGH, Aacuoneer,
s.las Ronm No 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

~ WATER the Long Island Railroad, 81 miles from Williams
hurgh feFe miles from South Ferry. Brookyn There Rail
road Station at this location reached half hoaI Twelve
Trains dAhe each trip Omnbu. Liues
also nun within few minutes wsh of the place high. dry.
and healthy. The neghbohood class This
offered d Low Prices aud Esy Terms fas; value IL
eorhiues advantages which commend
Respectable Families and OF Gent doing business in New for
No rYstf fro- ysrscsers rho r il9rore Apply J.
HI(kfkSOlLI W NJ PHILLIPS. 4 d.sf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Real estate for Sale.

COTTAGE HOUSE, with about half an acre OF
~ GROrTND for SALE situated ~ West Morisnis soout ~
uts. ride from 3ld the Harlem Railroad. Eh fnound
I'D within me muu.es Of the Msr0se station The fonse
e,v new bn hy trd eoufsus 10 room tnsneo
ihe gronnd well stocked with the choeest knd o. irnfee
zines and .hrbbry; excellent well OF water OF
e rr., snd stable Caagt house. Apply on the pfe
ss he dds orc Gothic Cottages WIns ws
Pc L half
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

general Iaelion 81 TIE baby 5a1.
behavior q length manic Is s|f S. S
nlial form. e s.
onsal sabscr.oi;ss M
Aslon loG ! gold cup "a IS prs scented s. i I IN
i tie admiration ana esteem III ssarss
uho when hey reflected how much 1 ~
u NIGH have deiractaa rom thss ssT.sFt
libeallg opened THAR purses, ana subscribed tho
huEaone 81 $500 a formal IS. -
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

MA6sA GRE 4I FORT AMlt.
Ths latest l|ieence 81 Iaaml.
81 one oflhe eo inielps Fes iheial
details loltunate maa.aeIs who'll
teos1Iy occurred near thel place. Ihl
whole affair correctly represented 81 .he
Interpreter shows conclusive lht lhe con-
dus III thc An ican officer Lieut. Graft
tn Was il he highest degree apsudens
and considefale and fef which n and
company pnioslunately paid k penalty
ol their lives The origin 8 she difficulty
stated @ have been hat 81 Indian had KIN.
ed crippled COW 81 Mormon eniglanl
which had been abandoned 81 tie Wayside.
Ike Mormon reported the natter to d
eonmandant g tie Fort Who q haDdsd tic
arrest the indian "a friendly chief Nat
ei0 van undertook la arrest 81 lhe Indian
d endea8ered q prevail q ths tribe n
which he belonged % surrender hin which
they refused u do but proposed u pay for
tho con-. This was reported 70 Lieut. Graf
tan Who had been despatched With twenty
tWomen 70 take The Indian On theses rep
resolutions, Lieut.. Grattan commenced
fire At village with his artillery and che
FIRST shot wounded he friendly chief and
one 81 bis associates. The IRE vas immedi-
ately returned by Indians and Lieul. Grattan
fell among Che first number It which the
soldiers became alarmed and fed. The
Indiana pursued and killed tie entire party
except did Who fed througha raYine and
avoided detection aud vas subsequently
aided By Sioux Chief IL regaining the
fort The affair win probably result 10
further difficulties ia which the Indians
IS 81 inevitable result vii eventually be
t rsrs a Is generally
been the case dsa were
committed By the hostile bands wAlss
under the excitemens Of the recent occur
renee and reports were that DE fort had
been surrounded busthose Were not accred I
tied.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
gE0RGIA. NUL.LIFIcATIol

Judge Benney of TIE Supreme Court II Geor.
GID has just decided Chat tribunal s eoequal and
coordinate with the Supreme Court 81 the Uni.
ted States and moi inferior Or subordinate Is hat
Court Sc, however, made q distinction IS 10
theiF respective provinces which S thus
IS to receiver powers The So IS
Supreme; that IS to the delegated powers the
United States Court IS supreme that Is to powers
both delegated and reserve concurrent popsrs,
both Courts, il The language Og Hamilton, are
equally supreme and that ia consequence,
The supreme Court f the United States las no
jjurisdictioaoyer tie Supreme Court 81 Georgia,
nd cannot Therefore give Il an.order d mako i
precedent =
But who Is todecide as to how far the power
of tie q. s, Supreme Court extends9 # the
Georgia supreme Court may decide upon is own
powers. s.. may the Wisconsin supreme Court,
which has ruled that Die agitive slave Ian uls
constitutional
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

DnArH 81 Mas. THOMAS Fl. BNToN The
Sc Louis papers Of tie 3th ut, announces the
death of lIf. Elizabeth Benton, wife q Hon.
Thomas b. Benton, She died at Washington
eityon The 18th, after protFacted illnees Mrs:
Benton was the daughter b the Col. james lie
DoWelI d Virginia apc 81 ter 70 late Ex-eioEeT-
nor Mcdowell, Who was one 81 the most gifted
orators. that tic aold Mother d statesmen Ind
eges pfodpced ms Benton Nss married g
Col Benton about the year 1920. and Size vas
at tie tins her death, aboutsixty years q age.
She Was TIE mother OFF ~ children, Who grew ID
tie ge ioritys to Wit Ms Jones Of Wash.
ine 1Irs. col Fremont. Jacob. Miss su-
50 Benton end Mcdowell ana Randolph. two
sons, Who have died within the last few years.
leaving e a only surviving children
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

Col BENTON AND PREsaDENT PrERon We clip
the following from the Washington Telegraphic
CORR pendeDce Of tbe Baltimore American, of
the 18th.
Benton ina conversation with d friend
to day, speaking Of the President and Cabinet
said General Pierce did not come into the Pres.
idential chair as nulHfer, but unfortunately be
IS a.alitg, and is governed b. man THE Ssere
tqryof Var who represents the nallifers and.
secessonit sThe Union be continued says
that Benton is defeated for time which IS true,
but they the Administration are beaten for ~
time for eternity sir seIhe administration, !"
lie added, awilIreceiye no support from the North
nor from south where they are not dominated
over b. nulliying leaders.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13


W Tie following eea although richly
co'oisd eilI .fe b eigs IS 'n Iblo ihe
many annoy oNt'.h editor dai-
" mb'e
sc q Al Epl1R'. SANooH
4 Ent man OIL 81 breath "a violent
excitemen
e you 81 |c
yes Sir
sWsli AZ, / want y0n q a mo fa-
vof
What Isl si
Yop know Hill ia sh0emak.
sYessr
.Wellhe's sWindled ne. sir. cheated ne.
81. most calrageoasly
~ Wha ay
why, sir I bought pair of shoes Tiers
and asksdbim If hs would exchange II hey
were loosmalI Ven sr I0nlE rors
tWice and found them e small. and la
them back and thsraseal wouldn't do &. he
don't I've up q bis promises
Sorry FORT but / don't know how to rem.
edy
4 tell you sir / want you b post him
e inform The public tie way be cheats his
customers. and warn everybody that
dosest want q Be fIeeced 10 avoid bis
shop
Couldn't doitreally Il would beapsr-
sonal attack Of the mnst islent rbsfs
acter such ~ We cmrs
iii
Why 81, isn't lhe press nee? ID e
live in despoiic Russia or Rspubiicn Aner
ca2 I should Ike to know that
The press Is not free 70 iraducs private
character
then nedI o. this
z am not sure that 81 IS not LIE right
You confess that you wore the shoes twice.
DO YOU expect chat he gill Be able 70 SEN
them after tllatg'
Why no; but I can't wsAr them hey ars
too small.
sThenyou should have chosen pairfhat
you could wear
Then Iundersipnd Cat you uohl scsds
lony requesi2
Couldn't do itsr
"Ihen sifyou may take ny name from
your subscription list. viii sats a. una
trammeled newspaper Of none
fGerlainlg lgess cross ont Vout
name. butperhaps Jcu will aud il convent
ent y pay up tWoor three years subscEip,
ton which y0u owe U.s.
Why ahem-I link o. tbe whole
you may keep my name o. lor lbe pres
emit
Exit visitor p hurry
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
GlnIs. Holmes inone Of hispoems says
il parenthetical way;
nv Gran1papa
aHel GiIls ~ Be Was goung.


Loved Girls Whs1 be was young
10 doubt d ior Holmes IS q sensible
man and must have had sensib graadlas
ther. AlI sensible men lore girls when they
are young and when they are old oo We
apply th6 old e men not % tne girls
mind You, Girlhood is al insliln ion, hich
is lovers Of of the Union g feel bound g
cherish as 70 The girls large ard small. We
hold that 40 gentleman family i complete
Without them. oflittle girls % American
poet says:
eVith rosy hsels aud merry dancing eurls'
With eyes 81 tender light
o, very beautiful are little girls,
And goodly p the sight.
And as to large girlsbig, bouncing
girls what pity i is they must soon BE-
women stately matronlY qussnly women.
Who are only not angels because they are
girlsl Who 81 tho ~, afe not angels either
but vastly more charming than any meme
Der 81 he angelic host Chat We remember
10 have seen IN the picture Of elsewhere
Indeed they are
Boston Posi-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
10 MY Roy nv LEA y lE

70 ny BOY IN HIsA YEN
shows thy pictured van,
bows
Thy CLOAK 40
But where art thous
s corner holds Thy empty chair,
Thy playhngs idly scattered there
BIT spea q is Of our dispair
Zen tothe last Thy every word
Too glad q grieYe.
Vas sweet sneetest song of bird
ca Simmer eve;
u outward beauty undecayed'
Death DER thy spirit cast shade,
And Ike the rainbow thou didst fade.
smOurn for thee when cold bIankniglh
Thy chamber els
We pine for thee when nOr'ns frst light
Reddens the hills
The sun, The moon, the stars, the sea
Al e Tie sail flower and wild pea,
Ar changed, we saw The world through thee.
And though perchancea smile might CLEAN,
OF casual mirth;
Itdoth not own, Whateer may seem,
An inward birth.
We miss thy small step on the stair.
We miss lice at thine evening prayer;
All day ne miss thee every where.
Yes, Us sweet balm to our dispair
Fond dearest boy
That heaven S God and thou art there
With him in joy.
There past are death and al It's woes
There beauty stream for ever flows
And pleasures day 10 sunset knows
Farewell, then Tor while farewell
Pride Of my heart.
Itcannot be that ong We dwell
Thus torn apart
Times shadows Ike thesauttle Zee,
And dark hoY7eer life 3 night may Be.
beyond Tie grave { 4 meet with thee.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

TERMS
The Whig will b furnished to subscribers
s follows:
Three dollars # paid il advance,
Four dollars Il not paid within months or
Five edelayed until the endof the year.
No paper discontinued until al arrearages
paid. unless at the option ofthe publisher.
Terms of Advertising.
Advertisements are inserted at one dollar Pc
square. consisting often lines Of less, and fifty
cents for each subsequent Insertions
Liberal deductions made TO those who adver-
fiss BIZ the year.
Allproceedines Of Lodges, and other bodies
such as fributes 81 respeek charged for as other
Proofs Of pub sica1ion Of legal advertisements
only given when the money IS paid.
Church notices Of advertisements Tor charlta
BE purposes published free Of charge
Obituary notices of over one square charged
other advertisements
All Job work must Be paid for On delivery.
Advertisements not marked IS 70 the length
oftime to be inserted. VII Be published until
of bid and charged accordingly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
q MODEL BABY

20 s g 2. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-17


tS6a Ss 4 s..ss ~ II II
ss,s d $5sss -lii A' F Y Ssgs 4s 60 a.
ford Ts 81 ss ss so,,n H7ss'y Blair aeos hKsoy
BELLA Donnn; Iaa bale, sotton 4,
a Eo a a,n Hawkins MRss c@are &so g
Psssta iSSs. s,s,as- a,os Curry
EI. Haired hhSea .ur., gs XII. @,.
IL X e rrns = 81 hhds fs1 10 bs mos.es
bb os..s DO sS 6b m" IA
WIFI s'on 900 bids sug,, Donnel moas
S ss :, sT a. DO srad hbds CD aeosS
b5s a. Peg noaa.e Curry Pon Total bales 80
Hs-Psr steamer I cotton MeGreeor
Hekb as1S wss SsGn e. Green &es
Norton &ccl Marin Grdsrhl &csiss powell Hopkiss"las
~, s yiI Gan sso % caddy cyulshsr
sobson Alensi Bradley Wilson Perkins Campbell aeo
sos fS Mbsn nsses s DO d.
v g &ce-27 s.isey Green Bande Williams
&eo9 %hs &c. rlam Hatch fs s DO
esssn, pgsszso aso4 Harris No etcsa
ss eco ~ hh5. meat " big gorh Yeamsn eo1s tS PORK
Aow.y Fellows ta-is pa bagsing Williams Bath
sF a % bale. wine Bal Miller &so do 90
~, tes leather anns1 Pkga Perkins &eoa cnsIs
der 1o'a4 IS tale. Gotten.
YAZoO RivERPer Cora 1876 bales cotton 70
Ess"n S'Pss M ce1Aa aee.o Ia" sssG 124l
eess Walker &eo7 Campbell sronsils Nggtnt scelsb
s s a el s s s % s.ass g s.
Y Mesaots Curtin &es;1 oa1sy Ward
fSaa a' bnssap eo sR'f Psv KS
WRIGHT Wiiss aeoss Hemnigrwsy& Fr,sdlHndsr$ Nile.
al oIseaihs MeLsHote, con cotton
LAfouRcHEPer s,esner Ms,y Foley ~ hhds Boga
do Gerard sugar Dooegau aco-aO
do cnmaek Squire, West.2s do Hewitt Norton
50 Roman K.rn do BsIoaq "a bales
h D nAang
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E1REE LECTURES in the HALL. of the Me-
,, ,GH.Mcs' isSTlTUTE. Phtlppa street. MONDAYS and
MONDAY, hon Mechanism Man. BY Prof.G A. Mott
THURSDAY, 9h-A inuation The History nvenou Of
the cam Engine by Judge tarue.
MONDAY, 18th and TH0RsDAY, 6ttTwo Lecture. In
faencs tho Mehanc the Human Race Hon. CbaA
Ga Hrre = 80
MONDAY 9oh-on tbs Necessity of Mechanical Educaon BY
Dr. Samuel A. Cartwright. -
THURSDAY, 2sd-oa Dangers Mechapizx BY D. Rand
Esq.
Thursday goth he selected by Dr. Bennett Dowey
THURSDAY, 6On the Relation OF Meehfne Ans 10 Co
merce. BY Smid E.q. ~ ~
MONDAY the DEVELOPMENT OF the
ofthe United States, eonapled with other Con,rea b. d
ReaeIius. Esq - -
THURSDAY, 13th--On Palestine.n By Or. w A. Scott
MONDAY, ,1tbsntj-ct H. be 3 eetsd. By Prof b ri ~
States by Joseph B,tnn. ~ ~ ''"
MONDAY 4hn Astronomy, connected with Lunar ge,ps4,
by george eaiifev w. O. KENDALL
rnh3 Chairman Of Comm taao T4etu
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS



Friday Morning March II, 1854
GoFToS-The demand limited yesterday.
ana the sales did not exceed 5000 bales. Prices
NEW ORPHANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. 5klD 81 Middpg Far. TO- az u
u S,Sf1, a,1 @ ~ Fair ,.:-..ll q
Good Middling... 94t0l0 Good and Fine... --6D--
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
stoek hand Sept i, 1883 .1o572 2s sya.
ErGetSed since. .9i4154 1852
yesterday..... $685. e52192 28@125so
,....... 962764 42o25
Exported TO date. 6g7.7T3 16423
IS Yesterday. 1Ota4S-7oS,12l 00o-16 423
Stock on band not cleared. -. 254e4s IS COZ
SUGAR AND MaLAssES-The Sales OF Sugar en-
hracad 1850 hds Mt steady prices say 81 for Fair
t0 fully Fair OF MolasSrs 1900 hhds were sold at ll66
he flr Inferior to Prime Reboiled
TORACCO-We heard of nearly $50 hhds taken in
eudlns - 81 at 664c, no at 62SD65se, 10S at
at So aud 8 NJ Sc 3 b.
EL0UR-The market was decidedly firaer and we
noticed sales Of 5000 bhs, Including 45y Ohio and St
bous at So Sc 90 1900 ayore brand of SUPER
me ONO "a hatboat load) ut Sc Is and $500 two
tlttho4t loads taken Wednesday evening, also at
- IS q bhl.
GkAlN-The supply Of Corn was light, and the sales
Wgrr limited TO $500 sacks at 6OG64c p bushel
PROFtSloNs-pUrk heavy with sales of 100 bbs
Mess At Sl2 10 and $50 branded at Sl3 n bbl Of
rern Meats, 5000 b sold in casks &c round
Tor sides aud Hams, aud 4G p Ii for Shoulders OF
Lard, 2uo bbs Prime taken at 93Sc "a b
CpFFEE-Ths demand good and 1000 bags Rio
ser- disposed Of including 1850 lOc $50 Prime
FREIGHTs-A British bark was taken for Liverpool at
ga for 9orn and 1000 bbls and tierces shipped
at O. md lis
ENuIiANGE-The demand was fair at our quotations :
%tsrng lo7 u DloSt< "a prem
arv work stxty.da Bills. = c. ,i ms
sisnt Sheekf on Ne~ V'rs........ htO14 "a ct dis"
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~ e EEssE HAEAggn.
Z. q cHESLkf.....--..-.t....... TRrssURrR.
iB- seeopd Sisht La FIGLA DEL REGGEMFNT0
FRIDAY ErENE%G, March will be ueyformsd iha
The opsr. U3HTER or THE REGIMENrrsssr- ~.
Soag Marrhea gnoriaa ssaea Tonic Sgnor
suffice signor r eeo ortnaa sigror csndi i
~ Monday, racnsr ds3ire. wilt Bethi,s
teautfh OLA saSNAMBULAAn nina. Madame ssntaz.
TT Sale OF Ticket. III the Boz One
~ EVENING" Of Mr. JOSH sISBEE.
W ess Circle aad Psrquette rs cents sscond Circle 90
6alry, rs CoIored Private Boxes &C.
" Doom hapAst o'clock Curtain All o'clock
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AALACIDEs VARIETIES. Graxier street.-

FRIDAY EVENING performance will
wth shassPetre's Celebrated ornsdy Of the TWELFTH
NfeHT-fuk Or imo, M Howa,d SIR TOBY Belcb Mr. Lynne
Check. Mr. H4nd ". I'm; Nalyoio,
NJ sa's; co~p M Browne Fabian, Mr. COPELAND, vioa,
Afer wheh DANG IRISH LIT BY Mss Fouke To eooelnde
Lord phlaadsr NJ. COPELAND mon, M whte; Deepn,
Mr. Holland Miiy, Ma c. Ho +ard.
PRICES ADssstoRBoTe F Pnr1uette,
Private Boxes, Is
~ Doors at ook performance hatpast
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CoaST.
OPELOUSAs.

VIII fsave SATURDAY. Nj, hIa a4 o'r,o-xr.r.
EOR WASHINGTON and OPE- s~y .
LnU2sS The 81, and fs-: Ing STEAMER Lsassasttz
RED RIVER, Gus Loaaifi-r msster will -
tr landings above tor heisht
pass'gs, apply on borf, 70
SHAW d cunts. No II Fulton
~ The Red Rivsvw will nk ght and for sAMsP
snF al rtlt-r tsn4inTs IN. At~hus.lsya phl
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OUACHITa RJUER-

viii leave FRIDAY Mac II. ST. o,erocr Pm.
NOR CAMDEN, FRFNCHPORT, ~ -
4 BEAcH HI!. LITTLE BAY, MILL Err. 1870
BLUFF, e. DOR sDoLaNDISG. Cha MPA+NO z
WILMINGTON, MORO Npfs G. PlGsoS HLLL,.A. YVI.LE
SALINE. ~ AsaMA QUA hITA ITY. LOGrL0M0S W
PORT US,os, raENr0N, MONROE, c"LUMsIA, HARRISON
BUR TRf ITY l aHdibKsReguIer
Jacket Steamer LOUIsA-The Lgh drsugbt p-s.-nget
LOUISA Keeling, will hgh
or passage, apply on board or to
mhi5 SMITH Il FIMIsTER, Canals street,
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Wi leave FRIDAY, March II, 8, o. lock P NJ.
EOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, s-
H. PRINCETON, LARE Pr vfDENCt, MIIIl tIaikaa~lEs
KEN's BENZ, vIcksBURG, GRAND Cuff, ROD azssz%zsGH
NEY MATCHES, FORT ms, BAYOU SARA BATON iuU,,
add nlI Intermediate landings
FRANK LYON n Estes, will leave
FRIDAY through nj, the at o'clock freight
sage, apply board,
siROTHRR d BROS tents, IS poydras stree,
The Frank Lyou will Clerk
rset, esrv Wrtnrsia r@rrvi,, Weight mill