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NEW VOLUMES of B0HN's LIBRARIES
In THIS DAY received


COWPER'S POETICAL WORKS, edited by Southey com
rr.pg Correspondence and Trsnslsiions with Ne
or Plates be completed IN VOLUMES volume
eth pIetng the Poetiesl WORKS STANDARD Library
GIBBONS ROMAN EMPIRE. edition. with the
rorum Notes Guzot Niebuhr Eeander and other foreign
scholars TO be completed In vols. Volume sch British
Claki6Sl 49,
Ill.
MARCO POLO'S TRAVELS, translated By M.rsden edited
with No,es Introduction, &c, by T. Wright. vol (Anti
quarian LibTsry.) For sale by
BANGS, BROTHER q Co No IS Park-row.
ust rubshed for sale by all the Booksellers in New YORK.
- NENS. THE PARALLELS OF THE
- NEW TESTAMENT PRACTICALLY USFOLOED.
BY Rev. Wn. Bacon Stevens D., Rector of St Andew's
Church Philadelphia vol royal 3vo Elegantly III Istrated
line ensray executed By the frt artists expressly for
this work - - ..-
oDEEHEIMER- JERUSALEM AND ITS VIcINfrYi
sers Of Familiar Lectures the Sacred Localities
nected with the Week before the Resurrection By the Rev
VIM H. Odenbeiner, Rector OF 81 Peters Church Phadel
phis vol small syo Elegantly ulustrated with line
cravings $3.50 80, , -,
POTTER LECTURES on THE EVIDENCES OF
CHRISTIANITY delivered IN Philadelphia By ngdshed
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the ia aad
winter of 1854 Edited with Introductory Esly by the
RI Rev Aonzo Potter D. LII Bthop Of the Diocese Of
Peursy lyania. . bUILEh 90,
No. 81 South fourth Philadelphia
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DA1NTING by SIR EDWIN LANDsEER

DAINTING by SIR EDWIN LANDSEER
L r. WILLIAMS, STEVENS. WILLIAMS & Co
end Publishers h.ve much pleasure 10 announcing
that they III exhibit In their Gallery Commanding Mon
dsy next Oct 3 and terminating saturday, Nov H. Of
The most exquisite ara CHARACTERISTIC works Of that gurvaed
.,tf sir da In LADDER R. A This piesare entitled
THE TWINS"
w,s painted by order Of the London aud Rail
read Il sineeT. --.. ,-r,uvy.o, o..
To boe kipdpess and the felt By this artist
-y.f liz numerous admirers this ae Of the Atlantic the
public will be indebted for this oppoItneHy 20 we" me hrs
xuo,k fou his hands which reached this country.
Admission By card 10 De obtained ~ me aesz
FINE ART REPOSITORY No So e,osdway:
= U00 ENGRAyINGS, including the best
O.UUO work. Of Lan5ser Herring. Turner; also LOT
damsztd PRINTS per ste-mer Franklin are no| oneed
cheap private sale No 665 Broadway for few DAYS only
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Chances tor Business HIeM.

CALOON FURNITURE and FIXTURES for
- SALE a. the cRYST al PALACE-Mssesstsp IsoSHss
Locking Glasses Sofas show Cases, kitchen kAsss ~ ~
Inquire for Mr. WHITE a. the stt Az. entfsDss
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fanrp Sooos ano STATIONERY.

NJ 0SLEY's STEEL PENS.-These superior
1 and justly celebrated Pens well known to require
comment The manufacturer beg 10 inform the trade that
they have appointed for the sale Of these Pens by
wholesale opIyl RICHARD M0SLEY Co. No ~ johns e.
New York importers Of Stationery Fancy Good Bibles, &c.
The pnblic can be supplied at all Sts,ionen sc
New.YOrk, Oct. ~, is54.
g TATIONERY at l. o w RIC Z s.
~ WM A. WHEELER CO.
Nos IS and Is Ps have hand large and desira
Bile soes OF STATIONERY Foreign and Domestic; American
Papers &e which they will sell very low prces either Tor
CASH or APPROVED PAPER
fhe attention Of buyeuis particularly requested
Ms Is and Is Park row.
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IL KNOW NOTaINGs-With beautiful Portrait Of the
suihor 10 the Of Italian Crusader This seknow
edsed By eminent 10 be second only WeAhngoas
Farewell The demand for the work exceeds anything of the
Kind Issued from the American press Two editions have
been exhausted within four days and doubt from present
prearances the sale will reach o0o; and from the
the Pubhrs have received they have put IN Price
for s ale copies ID only Every American should have IT,
and procure copy early FOG sale evsrywhere Agents
foI suro ma the trade Able YATES No . Beckman
- -EF'| POss JONES a TOUCY Ma
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HnefinD Nptires.


Indopepdent Republican and Reform ~; Nomination
Dor C0sseameR-.f4h Council Disnet, N'ith "~dJ
SAMUEL HoPPEk
Indcpendenf Republican and Ref, nomination.
PEI asSpsiasn tsh Council Di'iiie SsA''enh Ward
Municipal Reform, Nominations
,Eleet'S9n an No,emSerp
WILSON O HUNT
ALEXANDER r. BRADFORD
FRANCIS r. TILLoU
WELCOME t9dSis K s'f SsssEBE.
oroad sG' f hsss'ii:i ia.
F'' o0" s$tS%SS & s oE6ss sGe Lamps
-" b SSistEG. ? p II TfE HtiaiSG'"'
4. o 5,lE aIIT
Peoples Ticket.
JAMES :" " sslaKER.
yoa ;s' 4 s''i%;Ss5iirE wire.
srp si, az 4 SsdTSGSflRr
CHAUNCKY SHAVER
Jos sS, ! SfSS' 1xSE
p" 0'" JossFz Z EST ESEIS &C. h'"'''
For 5 SS.s,iiH { :. e TA7 fi"; House.
ALFRED McISTYRB
First Ward whis Charter Convention, held a. No.
i For 1dS%tn..... R9gkRg cos+INsa
70, counc~e" bi.t toi = WE4a SaHpfEH
The CONVENTION then oourned 10 Monday evening
8 o'clock JOSbfh 'AmioON, CHAIRMAN.
JosErH A GARDNER, SECRETARY.
Third Ward City Reform Mceiing.-N large sod
r,,,eetsbIe meeting the Electors Of the Third Ward held
at ihe Franklin house 90 Friday, 18Th inst, motion,
aLExANDEa STUART, Esq was called to the Chair and
BrsJAnW NJ. TRtADwELL and MILFORD MARTIN were
ebosen pie and joins w HANERsLgy and DAVID
j IyoNs we've al pOiLtsd Secretaries. On motion, Com
uiiee Of appointed 20 Nominate Candidates TO be
snppod At the ensuing Ete ion for Charter Octr the
aid Ward, 20 report the lSth inst which Committee
no,,ed utspinously The follow ing gentlemen:
For Alder Ndn-ORISON BLUNT, Qua Manufacturer, No.
Fsr co"neii~an-NICHoLAs S. LUDLUa Merchant, No.
20, Ss.,,,o1-IsAAc P oLMsrEAD, Boolkeeper, No 9s7
Ure,Jwiot-i -. ...,.xz. ux.,.,,,,, -
BBNpAN. " - , ,r,v,.nr
For Com mistioner Of Common Sohools-T Il. STEWART
For Insptetor Of Common SchOOit-BENJ q. CLARK.
Der Trustees 81 Common Soho0is-HlhAN 4. RIGGS and
HENRY z. MARTIN.
FoR INSPECTORS ELECTION.
Lf pistrief-JoHN PAITEN, yr George SouTHMAYD
nd Distriot- JAMEs English, JthN NJ. FLINT.
ma Lfshid-RUFUs MECH. CBARLEs ARMS.
IVM Duti6t-THOMAs G. BARTIsE, DAVID Lyons
The following gentlemen were appointed Vigilance Com
nee.
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60 farmers ann Others.

CHARTER OAK GRAPES.-WeIl Rooted
NyISss Of this Crap. for sale 81 No 7Johs rhS
GsPe pToreaseed By sosd judge b the ost sat-
ysisd JneJ are COCO the lsbss for eaiisg and uos
The size u loeb aud hsH IN dinst<f eAapes Of th0
Grspe. can ee sesn ct No 2 jobnst
DURE BREED sHANGHAIS-White, IS;
i other colors 81 per par Asdrs
c. skIDDLEBRooK, Bridgeport. oosn- y
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fine ARTS.

lust PUBLISHED-Th ART Of PASTEL
PAINTING, VIII observstions Drawing md Colorinz
y w sCHAUs No. Se5 Broadway.
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90 Ubom 1t map gonrerm.


INFORMATION is WANTED 10 relation to
Il JOSEPH bALsTED. Who away from tbs city %
Jsrsy City or The 18th ef December a53 Ia company of the
wife q tspt Parker leaving his wi aud children In the
city Of Jsney Cry JOSEPH HALsTED hs man Of s@ndy
hair and complexion He had with him his sssd d1 yesrs
sno named Charles Any iDforsiop ia relation Ch.hss
will b. ihsDbfnlly received by his afflicted mother CAk0-
LINE bALsTED, No 80 Ciinton-st, ~ T.
INFORMATION WANTED-Of WILLIAM
Carly. who landed in tails city In Nay lset from shS
County a L@rn. bana be thssbsip fe>e'ss
by bic sister, FANNY CARLY st No 32l lstsv
NJ ATRIMONIAL.-H s. u. has replied.
NOTICE 70 MINING OPERAToKsm-I
~ .dy.rtiser GEOLOGIsT, PRACTICAL MlNEh, and
DIsCOVEREa u Three Fred La. % he Geological
Forces By nsmics Of Mineral bse' - ssfs ~
h the Fsbssfy sa@ Of he haias a.s.zias asa The
sen IL ~. .ry 10 DE- Of Coal Iron Led Cougar AL
go, 49,, n s,r.Ssd Rocks; and know edge Of then
L ndispeb.sble aasns q he ysias Of mineral aset
p,a,-ss,. "a Report Ibsm ~ib Psls Of Wasins u.
49,. v PHILLIPS, Prncstob, ~ J.
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ID o p U l. A X SC + n E.
D. APPLETON Co., Nos. $40 and $40 Broadway, pub
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE Part v. By
james W JchItton, N. A X. S., E. &c. suthor Of
Lecturss Agricultural Chemistry and Geology caschsul
Of Agriculture Chemistry and Geology, &c.
No now published, price . cents, contains:
THE NARCOTICS 0E INDULGE IN and
TIRE PUISONS WE SELECT.
The previous Numbers contain:
Tie Liquors ve Fernent.
TIE All we Breathe, and the Water VIC Drink.
The Soil we Cultiysie and the Plants We Rear.
Tie Bread we Eat and the Beef we Cook.
The Beverages we lnfu,e.
The Sweets we Extract
The numbers contain astonishing amount OF scientihe IN
formation subeos The work OF which they form
us1t wll be- when completed the practically useful
volume which has appeared upon subjects with which
ought be acquainted All h0ld read IL and efor
10 un the know Il mpas familiar already
the Of which Such knowledge Il calculated
psnss but give impetus experiment aud Invention
and to lead to results Of the highest importance"
lraits M.zszine.
The whole may be regarded practical guide 10 health
the chemical nutritious qusies OF food
and drink suitable alike for the school and the fsmyfor the
rth and for the the old and oT The yOungcr the
learned unearned for author combines with
happy rarely be with the ex.enes OF science With
Tree popular STYLE well eacuaed 20 please while IL in
strue,s b. the peiy snd luedDess OF Language aud
rsrReent shows how thoroughly he Is Of his sub
ee how well qualified he open eyes TO behold the
Of nsture may her her workshop sbonns
Tor good Of mAnbasncng with consuI1ns9 skill the
rous air aud earth and water for the support
oraabzed exetoD With SUCH pleasant guide none will
fuse TO the eries OF things spurn
these valuable lessons dedueible from his tesehings
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Cost ano found.

O. = REWARD.-Lost this morning, oath inst,
Sc n soDg from 16.hst down 9Th sy and Broadway 70
hi. usfon gsnemsn's SCARF PIN. nepfessntins an
essles claw bodins specimen Of California qssrG Tho
finder have the above reward By leaving the at
c. bEkRIASs, No 60l Broadway.
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Rea ar GRAY Hair can Instantly be changed to perIna
r.nf EIECK or bRoWS color, Of the most besnful aad
Ts,rrsi descrpiion. BY the Use Of BOGLE's PREMIUM
yJFcTRIC HAIR DYE which superseSs 81 oiher sri.
-. ~ similar nature. This. with BOGLES HfPERlAN
FLUID foI The Hair and Other pTepsrs'oos ma, Be sss ~
4 e. R,c,dwsv; RUsHTON, CLARKE Co BroadVsy
SIfCKENFR L Co No 81 Barclays and Chemist: and
P,rum,rs throws bout the world VI
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Political Parties, remember il you cleo. meo you
sf 40 n ky keeyng candidates well posted in the DIFF
sT.p AIDS ans Dstiicis and make wok send along
Xrnr p .es Circulars and Tickets 10 the Great Central
STP AN PRINTING HOUSE Of HOLMAN, GRAY & Co F.,
-, a, ~ a entire .ud Whifesa
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RECEIPTS oF pRopuoE

steamer Atlantic bb 10 do beans Lehner,
Virgin Keep Bard & SS S % Do
:, sf. K Sss S d. ds @
6 oR a III sItn s b s, * Fe e
Sso5 eGli Fss3 Eager &So65 do flour White Douglass do
e Wilson seo4 Tsf}y SEQ IstalGS bales otoa
it, ss9 Ee FL. $50 hi Sb
oaf sugar SHAW &eoa binds sugar urqahtrf13o
hata sagaF Ro,shg426 do do
sSs IS h Dbl. nglAssss Bohsrss2
hi hba rpola7ses -'' 4-'7 e@eA 1''
BAYOU sARAPer steamer Laurel Hill: cotton swney,
ase % III SsSs s s ass Fellows 4s1 s
Ss sa s Dbl, mCasses Lsuys
sugar Watt pesaall4 dc do Heg.rt Avelyal bills
Rsndr3st nhds sugar uFqaayto Dc d do
800 hhia tcs sugar 81 bills
M steamer pets 500 h5 -four Mae o4
sks Lands ks bacon 81 15l, whisky Connolly
Saz kegs " a5 Do Sa S?O ssts Saoa
9 wY s 4" f Sywa F Err tes WHISKY
con Lsyyls oil cake IS bbls do do % hf bh
kssp Bai 81. Whisky sRy naG
urra wadrseh do ~ ii o BrSnton
kgs mse Adams eo-4oo bAs cheese Grief
cINcNHATzPe steamer Fila 259 hs pork go do flour Cow
an an 40 PORK ~ do , ad hewitt Norton &Gos casks
? e5Isf ri la5d Fansis whisky
bis do sr 81 $ hsg, sa 80 SACKS
100 Hhs ssai VOORHEES, Ss97 nd.s i
d bis lard oil srS Day sIaefsrS Sss mas s sa
q d. Wls Bathurst &So do Rsyjn,
Id s s,ss asf s GGaaS hoy books ar.
s Bu ao of n a9 bq dS ee s S eo 80 APP
aas bD ai oil MssgG AS%ay
100 McGregor, Alow4y
soathsrner casks pork 27s ks
cSs DO do Benton do do do Do
S DO an Lid ossa ISIS sacks 0S eo1 sEFs Mn
1Gsacks wheat G W Giyens-Lot castings Bytne
H. can x
Mst &s0Ss as@m9gTas RqSena
Oakley Bpitt Miller eo-5 IhOtnhi Aeoe4 Fearn
ponesaa AGO. Totat77s bales cotton.
MoHEPer oregon bales cotton Farley Jurey &cc
II Latehord deo--6 cotton gins II X Carter &co.
MoBLE-Per atfamer California; 1874
| 1873 bhis pitch to order.
YAEoo RVERer steamer Laey RcApsn. s0s hsIss cotton a,
BnekneT Stanton McRoa Coinsn &oGiO6 Camp
Cory Wan i Balhu o f sss %co
wa 4 Fsrsao Aa ow,sr ag UTde t
4 TePSo o sp Henderson
lard D Cooper &eo'uude Total lois bales cotton
81 louISpsr steamer Hungarian loar Jconaoy kc
cooR Burke5o DO poaess as essA sss
Ieadea bids aeon Morgan aa s sSS - Do R
Paf5 vbs eggs schnsder2.4 oses5y s aaesuaS
Duffy sack. oa aS fo kssss,
do Al SSi os ss s q t O. s ar 4S
IBIS IL kegs butter fl Kennedy &eo-sundrss order.
BATON RoUGE-Per E White: lat hid. sugar a.
RI ms G hds BID II. % 81 aa s
II bbs Hall Rodd-S6 hhd Brand
sddA Green Acc Toa a7 hid, ST. bbs
LAFouRcHE-P steamer Mpse: 81 hhd SEQ
SO do DO FoWsI &oa do Do Fellows eoo do % DuS s.S
SSn, DO Dc Beloeqao DO DO sabaier-2o do Shin
| felal ssl hhds sugar. 90 bbs mulasses
Bayou MAcoNPsr steamer R:f sss bAIs. cotton
Watt pesaass-56 Henderson Pealass Payne HariAOas
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREsoErr OFFiog
Thursday Morning March 0, 1854 /
coTTON-Thers was less inquiry yesterday and the
sales limited $500 bales generally however at full
prices. We quote: @@s,
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ........ 5h@ s hIiddlins Fair...1o 01o1s
S %iadiiayg.. s4S x a Coon Fail: @
Good Middling... 91GfS sallGood and Fine. 40 Il
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
s,oo ,as. coFFosns s4 ro'.eeo % ~;
Received since s'p' 1906 SSslol '0''z 1895 '''
=. yesterday..... 3,2a5--9Oo,639 ooo=11 ,a95
92o211 4os6o
yesterday. -. 1osi7-ess .s2s Ooo-1e422
stock on hand not cleared 2ses8s 2I43s
ToBACco-we heard of 81 hhds taken at SIC round,
and that over 200 Sold of which we could OBJ
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The sales Of Sugar en-
braeed 1900 hhds st aassze for Fair W Moasses
and 106a14c p gallon for Inferior and Fermenting.
FLoUR-Dull and sales confined to q few lots, inciu-
ding 600 bbs Ohio at SO 80 and zoo Choice st. Louis
plants Extra) the levee at IS % Dbl.
GRAINCorn still in request with sales Of II 900
sacks of which 800 by two parties at Co. 1900 at 500
Yellow at Sc, and 2e00 at 67c. p bushel
PROFESSIONALISM moro In demand and we no.
ticed gales of T55 bbls uninspected Mess lots at
sI3 200 &c So So 90 at $40 30 and 545 Rumps at
so 65 u Dbl or Green Meats 10000 tbs of Hams in
casks said TO have been sold at u ID Sales of
Bacon about so casks City Smoked Sides at T. and So
CINCINNATI NJ 10 t1acr ~ lib.
LARDWas easier. and $40 bbs and tierces were sold
private terms 81 at So for No IA for No Q and &C.
for Grease, and 130 bbls. No. / at sac. p b.
BAGGING AND RoPE-He heard of about $500 pieces
and coils sold at 10 for Baggng and Ta8c for Rope
and understood that 5000 to coils Rope were disposed
of during last week at T8c u Ii for cash but mostly on
long time, adding interest
GUNNY BAGs-1Oo bales were taken at l5c ninety
days. and lac refused for 500 bales
COFFEE--Demand good with sales Of 100 bags Rio at
1922, and 2l5o Prime at lie o H.
TALLoW--We heard Of 100 bbls. City Rendered sold
recently at 1916 y ii.
NAVAL sToREs-A cargo of $500 bbls,, FROM Whining
ton sold at So 50 u Dbl for Tar 50 20 Pitch and
81 so for Rosin
WHIsKY-saies 100 bbls. Reetifed at g. and some
small lots at 80 10. p gallon.
FhElGHTs-A ship was taken for Havre at Nc. and
some Cotton was shipped for Liverpool at 1316d in Brit.
ish, and "a in American vessels.
E2CHANGES-Demand moderate at eur quotations.
Sterling 107 1z61oS96 q ct prem
Francs 81 l25D6f 90
New York Sixty-day Bills. u Ct disc
Sight Checks Nav York ..... par ID " "a ct. disc
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Wright Williams sieTnhsnny 4eo-,s
jackson &cole Oakley Hawkins. Total I'LL cotton
x FLATB0ATS.
I'm First District
OHIO Cosmsn'A bohtis3s bbs sturees Graham
INDIANA-Per sbeppards tpst-s5 tons hay 70 MsDuE.
KENTUCKY-Per Dfegmans bbs nopr a b Won o,d
40 kegs butter bbs whisky TO master % -
sN .a CoNsTGNEEs @A
PHT.hDELPfTa-Brg bfnlony-L shnrtevAnt htoJ n va h
SOMA WhsIsnGT Bnddecks &co--Wrgbt William. as,ys IT
Kennedy &eoN Greenwood keep Owen &coP Kenn.tt
W Giyons-J II Ashbridge &eo-E Sbegog and order - =
PASSENGERS
Per shp Esia Oven Hayre cabin An ia the s.es,g. IN
deaths and birhs on the passage. -
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFgRsos CRY. I
Wednesday Evening, March g. 1854.
Arrived to-day SO head of Beef Cattle and SO Mich
COWS The supply of stock is very moderate, and the
market continues in favor of holders
-PRJCEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) good to fine h59<e p fb net
cHoiee -i6DlO Q "a Ii net
(Attakapas & Teza).. % p Is net
Eio"s.. tD0aG "a ID net
sHEKr lin lots) ,...............s3 0o61oo p head
- Good and Choice) .......s 515 600 90 . head
Mich Cows. $40 006D60 90 q head
lGhoice1 s. 00fO- 90 q head
CALvEs AND 1EAHL1NGs.. 00G510 90 q head
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EXPORTS. ..@
LIvERPooLshp Sea cotton 60 ties beef AS
ties gJbbls lard, 354 bra bsrou, $3.50
CHARLESTOS-BaIk sugar az Lds Ga cs
bacon 9s les hams kegs lard $50 bbs whisky
NEW YoRKBatk AImadls5 bales cotton, hhda sugar 45
bbis pork and lard, So Bbis moases. 49, "
PHILADELPHIA Charlotte Toy-99 taiss cotton 5473 pea
bulk pork 800 hhis bbs noassss wheat pas
hubs leo empty csfboyE. = = So
LlYERPOOL-Ship Ghas Buck-3435 bales cotton.
LlvERPOoL-Ship WaAce-22l6 bales cotton.
Fanny Gifns9Os2 baA cotton, flour
6sS bxs pork.
PENSACOLA corn 20 do coffee hhd suear
5casks bacon 30 bbis pork, 20 o potatoes. - 90
M0BLE-Sebr II Ha1son-lO5 bbIs whisky 80 da hour
81 do bbs moasses leo bales hay eon
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IMPORTS


EANKEShp EivrA owenl mdse Degeos PLEASANT
eask cheese aleioas mi Adge ScoOO
mise Mall FoaerI09 burr
dao ipeyer 4sol ok china Henderson pianos
Geo Gaze ndse Cramer deo do Meyer
CntraFe PIG pictures cfsk 4 wine haiiet
Collars pkgs pise Gque 1amisou-4
do Miss Fanny Duva-s do LethfarI
do Arey-l do Riuocho6 Gear & Riff.
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asss- The regular packet Steamer Arkansas

Es~ The regular packet steamer ARKANSAS,
]. A. Stevenson master, SELMA, MONTGOMERY We
TUNPkA and al landings alabama River THIS EVENING,
O'Clock, from the New Basin, poslivey.
John E. HYDE co. ID Poydras street.
Ear The brig DAVID s. Brown, Captain
Douglass, from Phhdepha and ohaen dchargng her
opposite the Beef Market Second District
queed tho Average Bond and attend the receipt o. their
goods the LeVes, they will their and risk
mh9 BOGERT co, ami
nsy- The bark UNDINE, from New York, is
at Post2 ssfond District. conignees will please
ud the OF their goods Levc otherwise they will be
gsted nj their expense and risk.
NH BOGERT, VILLA MS 4 CO., 10 Camp
E3- The Consignees of the following goods to
per uNDINE ron York, lot Willow Ware
CT Dr. s. B. Niotor 2pas
" schank bales Gunny Bags
requested make known the Dsebaging Clerk
the Levee otherwise they will be at their risk ard
mhs B0GERr, WILLIAMS q CO., 70 Camp street.
US~ The bark JACOB PRENTICE, Capt. Loring,
viii please
the receipt Of their goods the ee they will
at their and fiAk.
mis- J. H. ASHBtiIOGE II CO.. 81 St. Charles atraet.
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BpfEs.
Life Insurance.

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NINTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NEW YORK LIFE INsU-=
RANCE COMPANY.
Amount Of Assets January s1s ~
Amount OF premigtns received during The gear
ending January l. 1885, .s337s14 10
aul9nhs q ihseIesifecelSed 33025 ~
Anouatof Interest accrued. 1887
Amount Of Endowment Account. ............... 60 30
-------- 3st 55S 40
DISBURSEMENTS '' "
Amount paid for Losses by ......,,..siSa69 o.
Amount paid for Interest on Dividends Rensu-
Amou q Cancelled Notea and Returned Pre- '+''1 y
mums Cancelled Policies. .............. 1881 81
amount paid for Taxes
Amount pad Account Of Annuity Fund. 400
sl6OS14 81
Amount paid for Salaries Fees to Physcians
snd Trustees, Clerk hire, .,...,,..,,.. l37ls al
Amount pad PAD, for Advertising, Printing, Station
Office Rent, Law 33s 80
Amount paid for Commissions, Medical E1ami-
nations, Postages Advertising, Exchanges,
as7sr ~ 0..
- ao1,is7 81
Accumulated Fund. oi4 So
...,.m ASSETS.
cash on hand ;........... s2s77s So
invested IN new YORK State seeariteH...-... 22a67
Bonds and Mortgages. ...........,..... aQ3473 81
Quarterly and SENT Annual Premiums due sab
ss4asl. % January ,....:...-......,. 1o5ss 20
interest ny accrued up 70 January ,..-..-. 1851 81
Notes received for 40per cent. Of Premiums
Lie Policies, bearing interest. .......... 5sla ~
Fremuma 90 Policies in hands of Agens...,. 1850 30
s5l4,044 9s
The Board Of Trustees have Of Try
Policies Of Life which have run eya
PlINY FREEMAN, Aeuary.
Applications received policies given
r., c. c. LATHROP. Agent
thhoH 95 Camp New Orleans.
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Bcrk Olivia spa So daya from Hagre Bosar Williams Ses
Ship Champion, from Boston, 1929 Ice SO Stafford SEQ.
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HoLLeWAY'S PILLS A NEyER-FAILTNs REMEDY FOR
COMPLAINTS OF THE STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND SICK
HkADACHESrh extraordinary medicine will
every other remedy has been yd in suffering any
from G etal Debility, Sick Headaches Bile
Complaints assured that eject
radical however bad their confidently
ed that thlR madeleine directly the
that no disease however Influence. Evsy ond
recourse o HOLLOWAYS PILLS.
~ Sold At thetstabshmen of Professor HOLLOWAY
lnear Temple Bar Eonion and by sill the
Dealers IN Medicines in the United States horps
81 50 each Wholesale Drug The
Union and by Msss A. B. SANDS and RRIT
CO. New Orleans.
There b considerable IN taking the large sizes.
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DAINTS AND COL0RS--The subscribers,
Agents for Lewis mandatory Phal-lphn have Chrome
Green and Yellow and in oil Chinese Bloc Scarlet anI Is,
e9 Pure Lamp Blac Black Paint oerg Spanish Browp
IH1args, Red Lead, ' ~f -
febas Ell HART Co. 70 Tehoupioulas street.
FEATHERS-l0 prime Live GeeseFeathers
n for sale by J. G. HARbLL co. 81 Magazine st ybl
a UININE-3s00 o. American, for sale by
~ feb2s E.J.HART CO.. 7s TehoupisOulas St.
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YAZOO RIHER.


viii leave THURSDAY, March 9, at o'clock r.a
ESOR TCHULA, YAZO0 CITY, ~
SATARTA, VICKSBURG intermediate sltah+t II
landngs-Reguar Yazoo River aud Tchula sszss
AtIONTht fne fast running ALTON
Wallace master will leave above For freight passage having
superior accommodation apply on board,
7, WILSON, n Caf6ndelet street.
"a The Alton will take freight ali landings River
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