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REeEIprs oF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST. MARTINSyILIE-Per Webbre. cotton
III ns '1shf Oliver
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hhds sugar.
% % L s
CART Foley Aery-4o do scas Bagi-r g. do
1sss
s. Wss5 sSl.
bds Isl S5is molasass ''''s '''
Fanny Smith 800 col, Pope
ia Ss @ S aa M s
an mustard Jarvis Woeamaais below Day
sssa es
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s % bs alcohol ,s
ns 50 s coll g Do 49, do My so IF do
hds bs whisky Msr.gor
81 ss Pig ssfs s bacon R
8 s g. ha sfss aess
KEEP Bard S a. s I @
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nss et To- s Ts1 .s
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bales peis. BTAso Total IS bales cotton
ann 5Shn s4 hs
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ss "a ss tea 4
sS fS!a ss'1 '5s
sutton SOl. doar Wgss
ess 81 Il
sa's- Snss Daley
bbs apples $40 do pork do beams and board
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LECTURES.

JEWISH LECTURES.-REv. Mr.. BoNHoMME
~ I'LL dsiysr The Fourth and Fifth WtD
NESDAY EVENING 1ad. aud THURSDAY EVENING, 2sd inst,
in The aa,endse, Street Methodist Church, at N occck
u Subject Fourth Leeurepophety Of Ezekiel (8ih Cheper)
on the ny,aion q the Ian of Israel ~ Cog and M
eN Fifth Leeture-Dsny Uni ed Stae by Prophecy
a seas free Isetes respectfully invited 70 attend mh7I ..
EsREE LECTURES in the HALL of the Me-
THURSDAYS, att o'clock,
MONDAY. ehon the Mechanism Of Man BY Prot. G. a.
THURSDAY Of the History Of the Invention Of
the Seam Engine BY Judge Lsrue.
MONDAY, 18th, THURSDAY lsih-Two Lectures the
nnee of the Mechanic Arts the Human Race BY Hon. Chsa
Ga
SDAY 90On the Necessity Of Mechanical
Dr. Samuel A. Cartwright
THURSDAY the Dangers Mechanism. By Rand
Esq. 5&8'
THURS DAY 3oh-subctto be Dr. Dowler
THURSDAY sthon the Relation of the Mechsnic Arts TO Com
By G Smidt, Esq.
MONDAY the Extraordinary Development
Of the United States contracted with other Countries BY c.
THURSDAY, Isth-on "Psssdue. ,, BY DR.. w. A. Scott.
MONDAY, tTth-Subjeet to b~ selected Prof Dimry.
2Oon Popular Education in Europe and the United
States. BY Joseph Brennan
MONDAY, 4ihon Astronomy, connected with Lunar Ecipss
BY George Palfrey. W. g. KENDALL,
NIB Chairman o COMMITTEE on Lectures.
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The steamship Daniel Webster. Captain

The steamship Daniel Webster, Captain
Womack, sailed for California pia San Juan de
Nicaragua, at o'clock yesterday morning,
with the following passengers:
W A Park and two sons, Wyatt and lady Mr.
Frecove, Mr. Cox, Mr. Howard and servant, ] MetoAf
IL Colour DIR Mcleod and servant. Mrs Coye and child
McCine, lady and two children, Mr. Emmons, Mrs G
Foley, II Lewis. Mr Veghlot and daughter Mr., Leman
and SON. Miss Mary 0olyin, Mr. Riss and lady Elk
Ian, Linn, Hegus, Mrs Lyman, two children and
servant, NJ Mason, Mr. McGauslsnd, Chas Mcdonald, G
Cochran, Gordon and lady. Barnett and lady ]
Cockerell and two daughters, Felmer, Mattee, G
Burbeok and lady, J Wyatt and lady, Hunt, schsnk
lady and two children NJ Mallory. Refel wife, three
children and servant, Bower and wife P Keenan, J
Person, lady and two children, Smith and lady,
Lewis, McLaDathan, son and servant Mrs Mary Elmer
SON Miss seupders Vim Arthur. Mr. Harrison and lady
Henderson and family, Hoyt and lady. Baltzell
II Mitchell g Henry and wife, B X Werinburg II Bsch
and wife Younge, Haden. ID Botta, Gleason, j
Michael and wife, Lyon Garcia, G Johnston, Lu-
par Ryan, Cochran, Patton, Hanley, mrs Miller
and child Wershumer White, Cassidy. miss Casse-
dyJ Horregan and family Greenmap HillJ Garay,
j Roach. u Wood j Walsh, IL Miller, J 9 Gotten and
lady, A Thompson, Garcia g Hickman, g FARES mrs
Holiness Kicker Thorpe and servant Gore, Hobart,
Brand Reed, Jones Williams Hoggorath Socumb Payne,
Butler, Baker. Henis Hayes. Hodgson, Wilson, Hay,
Haupt, Wsnburg, and 10s in the stssrsgs.
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HOME .Br JANIS MorrooMrsr

There Is a spot Of earth supremacy bleut,
dearer sweater than all the rest ; o
Where man, creations tyrant cast inside
Hissword and sceptre, pneeantry and pride,
While 70 his softeued look bepigny blend
The sire, the sen, the husband. father, friend.
Here woman reigps the mother, daughter, wife.
Strews with fresh flowers the narrow way OF lifs
In the clear heaven Of her delightful eye,
An angel guard OF loves and graces lie
Around her knees domestic duties meet,
And hresiie pleasure gambol at har feet.
Where shall that land that spot Of earth be found
Art thou a man patriot look around
Oh, thou shall find however thy footsteps roam,
Thatland thy country. and that spot thy home rs.
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HoRRID MURDER.-We learn from the Cincin-
matt Enquirer, of the 18th, that horrible out
rage took place at the fourth lock on Licking
river, in Kentucky, at little town balled But
ler An Irishman was beating his wife; q
young Frenchman demonstrated with the Irish
man upon his conduct, when the latter drew q
pistol loaded with slugs, and shot the French
man full in the face knocking out both his
eyes, and causing almost immediate death.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
The steamship Ell Dorado, Capt. Gray, sailed
yesterday morning for California, via Aspin-
wall with the following passengers:


N Lent and lady, Miss A Tompkins III Ogier, Mis-.
Peytop, d s Bsglty. Gernon. Blanchard w r.
Young Darby McAfee, II White, P Hawthorn
g G Brown. W Miller A Miller, Thsnesu and lady,
Mrs ydrae J Miller X Mullen', Sargent Havelea.
Lruse Mrs Leuse ard two children A Cailman. Mira
Murphy and child, Mullgan CumminghamH Meyer,
stonson, McMurtp Hartman Orr, Hyden W
Hyten Mckinney, NJ Salley. Castiine, @ Baug-
hurn, Miller, MoGabe and lady, Il Allison, Mira
Kspzte. porapd' via snd enid noyane i G.ser
Rocco, II slester II L Peck A Nelletch Williams II
swanson. Corson, p Burger, McDermott, Wall.
W Content, Maguis II EIvert P Clark q D Ducber. e
stenton, Wilson, Williams. Johnson Il johnson
and wife. miss VI Louro; Roubina. Mitchell Johns,
Thomas, w Couchn, J Robinson Fields. II Watson,
j 7 Nelson. Arbnche & Tady. r Buissart W A Wdt L
Bridebrough, H Lodenbuck, Gensler. mcPick. J II
Williams W Rettcr. W NJ Sanderson, J Herrod, L
Hobbs mayfeld Storey. Pierce, J McW1ians L
Jois, l. We'll. Clark Harges and children L Gosbaud
Tartolute Folymn, Fields, G W Adsms, Rebald
Vaunice, J McIntire, Leyoy, W Retterbood, mrs
Sherber aud two children " Garthorn, L Mltenberg
and 224 in the Storage =
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eB Those infshe for the RUPTURE
daily increasing popularity pocfzim
TO ther friends with heartjOy II am earedI substantially
lured, by the use Of ~
sHERMAs's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYnlii
The Medic Faculty Of this country we'll England
universally their appreciation this
tive while they the only thu. is constructed in
accurdA with the prneiples Of SurgeYy A differs
differs IN aelon from al ;bs easc and omior able
But mere s' it oteved that not
construction the that the look
they tok equally Application By
familiar Nth
that will result Dr. cele
English Hernia, ably arznes the
oper mechaIicni y.
kB The RUPTURE RtEDY externa application, which
adding the
certain when there weakness in the lower
NIB tomsa, prrdispesiticn 70 rupture.
The Of the proprietor OF this popular and Remedy
The study and treatment of Ha
apur examination 10 seteet Of The right
shape promote speedy and radical
Particular attention given 10 Rnptlfed Children
others their SLAV CURE %, without
erng labor, enhanced VALUE and uSEF Ill
NESS.
t Persons to Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
REMEDY and limitations particular
the
for and have personal interview with
DIR. SH ERMAN,
fsb23 20 st. Charles Street,
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u The Shades III ROPER TRAVIS repeatedly
inform the cireps Of Ne Orleans that they hve GYMNA
STU the scale The named place, the
whole Of which superior thing tbs Kind In
the Souh
thing necessary an Institution of this kind.
respectfully GYNN-
SUM- the Exercises taught there strongly recommended by all
Physchns.
There also attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with every requiem
tT~ Lessons given in Spauiny and Fencing.
8 Open the morning until 10 O'Clock the
,f
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John BIZ. mds 1850 SKIS salt Brehn
Brand
plate sak, Day
nails Polnd6 hollowwa
spades Smith Fnse-4 Waterman
" Mct5utchs6n &eo-ld do Rul-2
Smi chains
bottled Emun sio 10 do FsEnall Bee &eos bars iron
Crooksi556O dhng 225 chemicals
10 hds eks hardware bags ua 1oder10
Wocdruf Acct nllss Mocon
Bless &co-i do H
do
Ia casks sahsnwsre j Jtuche.
Adsns 5543 sks salt Whitnsy
bars rcn NJ Fssh es6T do do fiesly Be22s mde
o
PALERMo-Brg Naeya Rosaia-Fra R F Nichols
HAVANAScbr sugar
PuUo Gunds5 Esprn K Dcivie-2 N Rcug-5 Thomas
PENSACOLA Mary Eenl9 bal-s
Hurley &coa0 Ward JonnaS Rogets Barnard
hides bales detskn order. Total 2o7 bales
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John Martin, the famous English painter
died at Mona, Isle of Man, on the 18th of Feb
ruary. Martins genius was of an eccentric
nature, not content to remain within the sphere
marked out according to the established formula
grayer as we'll as painter, and engraved most of
his paintings. Martins illustrations of the
folio edition of Millions Paradise Lost were
among the most striking and characteristic of
this artist conceptions.
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WilIieave THURSDAY March %, p.
ENOR LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY, ~ !.
Il EVANSVILLE, PApuCAH, MEMPHIS and stSssSSSsss%g
III intermediate
running passenger packet MAGNOLIA, ST. Clair
For freight
apply SMITH q tialsIEh 10 Canal 81,
annyiny he AGENTS mb22
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The Pointe Geupee Echo of the 18th says !:
The weather, for the last ten days, has been
very warm, and favorable to planting. We
have never noticed vegetation to be more rapid
than during the present week
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NEW YnRK-Brg II Thompsons4 hhd sugar, l7s bills moaa
ses,l bbls and lard, sks
NEW YoRKBrg Axcs6l0 hhds 22i bills moass 800
SKIS
HAVASAshr Aee0 tca 900 kegs lard 1880 sacks
TAMPA BAYshr ehpola19o sacks corn, coffee,
-four, 10 do lard, do 4 hhda sugar, 4 les hams.
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THE ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL.-The ST. Nicholas
Hotsl ia now finished. It covers over nearly
two acres of land, which, together with the
building, cost about 81 10000 The furniture
and fixtures cost the round sum of $s400,0u0
The st. Nicholas has front on Broadway of
300 feet, and, with trihing exception, the
same number on Mercer. Its depth is 200 feet.
There are 600 rooms, including $50 suites for
ploys 275 servants has two miles of corridors
and halls; has a night and day police accom-
modates one thousand guests ut a time and is
altogether one of the finest structures, as it is
one Of the most popular hotels in America.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-23

The CLAY MONUMENT AT AsHLAND-The
Legislature of Kentucky, at its recent session,
appropriated $40 900 to this work.
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Spring MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
SlS n00 WORTH .l9 OF, OF FARMS F. AND NJ,

Gls a = 6GMh WORTH OF FARMS AND
Wi BE- ss 500 susssss ana 1000
ON THE EpENlNG OF THE sla OF MARCH, 1854
these ss s5s eo
III F5Hs s6fbs 81 .s
% 40 hss ss' sssa
ssa.s' ant iS sas
a.s
Isss his s ps b eso 4 dpei Rs e
July realised and where 900 Building ad about So Farms
hss so
IN u, sss s s s @ a. ~
century and Ely locked for upwards q two bundled
deer roan,sd may cottages
fs '
:ns 'ap Do
vsn aA n I've ' as e. s
one v H.
ss a aS as
Al s n % Tie s9heEs
e ed. eA ap es to I o 10 s s nesrs az
where Maps and pamphsts can b nd or sent
misa d&wlm Travelling Agent, 81. Charles Hotel
TOL YOUNG's MISUNDERSTANDING
FACTS RsysALtp-pR sHERMAS's TRUSS AND RE
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, N. o March l5 1854
recommending the denting effects
Shmau's Patent Truss do nothing but what
requires having Witnessed several renaika
Remedy caudy with knowl
the but Asde from that there
vicinity especially remarkable adi
caly cured by the child be
longing George Young of Wavery cured
NTH the other about As II belonging to my
many years obsct pity fha
rpure indeed heoa when h. dressed
the Truss and Remedy, pro-
the thro Oh Influence he his master in
leaving ertecty sound usen aud as
active his pntion In fact from own Knowledge
much while he ne could
if veil 40 persct is lis action, ana worth all Others
A. YOUNG, Col mbus, Mics.
sangua.ed Rupture. fit comfort and finally radically
Dr. at his office 10 ST Char fs street.
Truss TO all 10 ms ef
secure The experience
! tarvisn ~ - mhlS
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CONSTABLES SALE.

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
PARISH 0RLEhSs No. l354s7.
Ny VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed Gnienne frat Justice Of the reses
for the Parish Of Orleans, will public auction MON
DAY April 1884, the hour o'clock Wrshonte
No. $40 TchoupitouAs str, IT,
- 80 SLATE SLABS, FOR ToMBs,
mh2l III. HOPPE, Constable.
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The Natchez Courier says that the contractors
of the Mississippi Central Railroad have issued
printed handbills offering employment to one
thousand laborers, at 81 20 cts. per day This
looks like pushing the work forward with vigor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-23

The town of Brattleboro', Vt, has appro-
priated $15 600 for the erection of new town
hall
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WANTS--WANTED.

NM ANTED TO HIRE-A Colored Woman,
Wv who recommended g good Cob. To sach
SO one f4rnanont pioyment y op,d be given
mt5f st j. HhHT'& CO 70 Teboupiso alas at
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CRAFTY OF NEW ORLEANS qsth Of February, BY
consolidate the city of provide
the and standardization f approved February
and to the the aud
oens approved February 1852 likewise with
No. $3.50 Of ths Common Council the
appoioupg the several
and " ds, approved October IA, 1850:
Notice hereby that election will be held by the qualified
New oesns the FOURTH MONDAY OF
MARCH the 9Th day Of said month, the following
New Orleans and members of the Com
Council, to wit;
Mayor oftse city of New Orleans.
Treasurer.
Comptroller.
Surveyor.
StteetC Commissioner.
The foregoing officers be elected by general ticket
-Four Recorders to be elected by districts from each district
Of the city of New Orlenns
Aldermen OIL the vacancies
expired W. Sewe C. Yanesy W Per-
ry Dr. Labatnt E. Gique III Lusenbuhl and NJ Burke
Three Aldermen from the First District.
Two Aldermen from the Second Detrict
nironith he Third District
One Alderman from the Fourth District.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, fol-
lows
Three Assistant AIdernen from the First Ward
Fonr Assistant Adermt from the Second Ward
Six Asss Aldermen from the Third Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Fourth Ward
Three Assistant Aid rnen from til Fifth Ward
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Six Wnrd.
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Seventh Ward.
One Assistant Alderman from the Fig tn Ward
One Assistant Alderman f en- the Ninth Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Tenth Ward.
ne Assistan rom Eleventh
The opened under the
such hereafter riding to law.
The Of said election be made TO the undersigned according
law.
mhB A. D. cRossMAN Mayor
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LATER FROM HAvANA-The schooner w. j.
Arthur, arrived here yesterday, left Havana
on Tuesday the 18th. She reports that the
Black Warrior, together with her cargo, had
been offered to be restored to Capt Bulloch by
the authorities; but that Capt Bulloch had re-
fused to receive vessel or cargo unless the da-
images were paid, which he put at 100000.
This was refused, and when the Arthur left the
port the Warrior was still lying at the govern
ment wharf, manned by Spanish seamen and
guarded by the police. Capt Bulloch still re-
manned in Havana. This information was de-
rived by the Captain of the Arthur from one of
21st.
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VIcKSBURG

willlsave SATURDAY. March rs. O'Clock NJ.
ESOR VICKSB URIC, WARRENToN, ~ n
M NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GuLF, ROD sis 49,
SEY, NATCNE2 FORT ADA-hS, BAYOU SARA, 14Rasatxak&
BATON RoUGEResuar Saturday Weekly Vicssbarg Pa ke
steamer SOUTHERN BELI.E-Ths magnificent and swf
running SOUTHERN Belle Captain j. y
For sgb supply board O
SMfTH FlAflSi EN-, sifoei-f
NJ reahppins IL nh9i
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IpROCLANATIoN Du MAIRE-MA1R1E pE


u NouvRLLK ORLEANS, le IS Fevri-r, lt54.
Pace consol dainn de Ia Nuvee Or cans at qu
Decentralization de affairs appou,s
% Fevrier, 1885, confoment ace upI
dit pnurvot incorporation dc Ia vile lie Lafsyetts
la wills de Nouvele Orleans apprnse Fevrer 1881 auai
tares oronuance No $780, du Conse Commun de Ia
vile de la Nouvele Orleans deerm des Diff
terents ct wards APPROVE lie IA 0ctobr 1851
quune election lea
dlment qualities de Ia vile de la Nouvele 0san lie Seine
LUSDI de Mars proclaim { 27me dit mo) r les
os ex6cais de la vile de la Nouye Orleans, ct les members du
Censei Cosmun suit savoi
I'm hlaire de la vile de la Nouvelle Orleans.
in Tesorier.
I'm Coutt6
I'm Commssare des RueB.
Les oes devAn ere NOMINEES ticket general.
Quatre Recorders district I'm dana ohaque
disrirt de Ia willie de 10 Nouvel- Orleans
Sept members du Con Aldermen rmPlace
occasionpees Pexp ration des NM E. W. Sewel
Yancey T. W. Perry Dr. idore Labatut Giquel Lugenuh
ct ] NJ Burke, savoir;
Dans lie Premier District, tfois Aldermen.
Dams lie Se oud District, denK Aldermen.
Dams le Troseme District, Alderman.
Daus lie Quat, ieme District Alderman
Conssil
Dams IL Premier Ward, al dermen.
Dams IL Secnud Ward quatre Assistants-A derineu.
Dams lie Troiseme Ward, six Assistants Aide
Dams lie Qnaeme Ward, deus Acknowledgement
Dams le Cnqueme Ward, tros Assistan .. Aldermen.
Dams IL Sixieme Ward, denx Assist Aid
Dams lie Septieme Ward, deux A Hsau's. Aldermen.
Daus lie Huitisme w ard un Assistant Alderman.
Dams lie Neuyieme Ward, IN Assistant Aid rman.
Dams . Dixi4me Ward deux Assistan Aldermen.
| Dams 10 0aaieme Ward Assistant Herman.
endroits
des Inspectors Qu eet onformement
dite election ae
| forntment q a lo. [mh A. D. CROSSMAN Maize.
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BALLS--BALLS.

SPECIAL NOTICE "A Grand Dress and
~ FANCY DRESS solRgE will be given by the "YoUSG
EVEN NC March a. 1854
person admitted pass
evening" they their endorsed of h
mh9s I'd
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ADD FELLOWS HALL-THURSDAY,
March as-GRAND nRAToRIO appearance Of
MADAME soNTAG IN SACRED MUSIC.
~ The pubc resp
Night will iks place a. Odd Feiows HAIL THURSDAY March
which will be oratoro
sTABAT MATER by Madame soNrAG Madame DEvRIE asat
the Italian
Selections MESSIAH CREATION " san,g.
tW The Sale Of will WEDNESDAY MORN
NC the Muc Store Of r. Werlein, No Camp
o,elo NH
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VI OST-A Sight Draft for e6 Sterling, on
II Miey, Esq, Dubn
the JOHN TouLE, rs Bank Place, will be
sui Nv NH
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

&s46as- gREsoErr orricE.
Thursdsy Morning, March 23 1854
C0TT0N-There was fair demand yesterday which
was freely met y factors and the sales amounted to
7o0U bales ut unchanged prices We still quote
NEW ORLEANS CLAsslvIcATior-
lnfsrior ....... 5A9 * Middins Fa'r...Io @1oK
S sladiisy. rs y assi Fair 6
Good middlins.. 91Sf0 OK Good and Fins... 40
COTTON AND TOBACCO sr.rEMEsI;
stock on hand Sept 4 1888. Z. .ios7a 2s4as
ys.terday. 49,. 2sis-se55s2 e8-1s09s
1,ooel5l 1854
yesterday. ..... ooo-7525sl o0o--le 42s
stock on hand not cleared 80. 2sa.s2a as14l
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts Of Sugar were
light, and tho sales confined to 1000 hhds at steady
prices, say, Fair to Fully Fair 393kc OF Molssses,
1000 bbls disposed Of at previous rates Inferior
Fermenting, etc, 101lac, and 160lTc for Prime and
ToBACGo-We did not hear of a ssle
FLOUR--There rather more demand and we
noticed saes Of 5000 bbls including 230o Ohio
So and 800 St Louis at So 500 So e2k for superne
and IS "a Dbl for Choice Extra.
GRAIN-Corn still in request with sales of $4,000
sacks including 1900 Green 45c 800 Mixed Soc 1850
in eight lots at 5ac 800 at $40 and 4so Choice 55c
disposed Of at 44D45c p bushrl or Wheat 1850 sacks
Prime Western sold at ~ 40 y bushsl
PKovIsloNs.The Principal sales OF Pork were $50
bbs Mess at 612 75 and $50 akon Tuesday evening"
at u 81 Il Dbl Of Bacon, So Casks Prime Sides
sold at q h Lard was lower and we noticed sales Of
$50 bbs and tierces including 500 prime at 8c 40 Mt
the same, and 2s5 at 82<c for Prime and II 07slc %
lb for the lower qualities.
BAGGING-We noticed sales of 200 pieces India at
12c, and 80 at 121sc cash.
GoFFEE-saes $50 bags Rio at 101S 0l0%c, and 100
Prime at lie q Ii.
GANDLEs.2eo boxes Star were sold at 2o1s a2o1c,
and 40 at 2lc v tb.
WHISKY-We noticed GALES of 100 bbls Fletcher's
Extra at Csc u gallon,
FREIGHTS--Some 5000 balcs Cotton shipped to
Liverpool at 1316d in American, and |d in British
vessels.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT moderate at our quotations:
Sterling .10s I10sz o ct. prem
rfahce OF lukDot 10
New York Sixty-day Bills .....1ADlI "A ct. iiao
Sight Checks on New York. .parfnA v ct. prem
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WdBH 81 RIVER.

win leave FRIDAY Nsss4 q, AZ s o'cioek p. M
IGOR WABASH RIVER : The fine ~ :.
Il PASSENGER packet .. d. sT0CKWELL, Ls{{ffa3tssf'
Captain W G. Greer viii + vs for sh7 ae,y and ~
sfRp HER Bhos.. IS Pcydrss street mh73
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YaZOO RIVER.

win leave FRIDAY, Msreh a. at O'Clock p.
ESOR VICKSBURG, SATARTIA, ~ =
YAzoo CITY TcHuLa. sIpoN, GREEN lsta sEapa
River Pafket JOHN sTRADER. III
light draught lOH TRADER
living re ght sd will leave
freight passage. apply
on boa d. or SHAW a ZuNTS, ~ Fulton
privilege OF rssbi. ppg, nn23
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fAGSENdEhs.
Per ship BENZ Adsms-47e in the steersge.
Per Shp John Hancock cabin, q In the Storage.
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OHIO RIVER

wlieave THURSDAY. Mach %. at O'Clock ,.
TISOR CINCINNATI, M A DIS o N, r. y
LOUISVILLE all insermsdia'e isrdinss L644f%FSa
Tue spl ndid passenger steamer OHIO,
abve. For fret Git or ,ssage, apply DO I'd
mha3 ROGERS, MCGUIRE & CO. - Poydras street.
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AM USE MENTs
SIT. CHARLES THEATRE
E1LACIDE's VARIETIES, Gravier street.


THURSDAY EvENINs Msreh g the peri rnsnss win sas-
DRIP M. Kate wa'wes The psreru y conclude h
Sepbsno Mr. Bs,s Trnculo, Mr. Holland Caibsn Mr. c. How
ard Nirnnds, Ms4somere; Artist. Mrs. C. Howard.
eRIcEs f and Phrquetts,
BoIs Third Tier or persons ony &c.,; Gallery sse
Private Boxes a.
w Door, at o'clock; hsltpas.
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GONSTABLES SALE.

GONSTABLES SALE.
F Psn.n oalsas i ' = AhA
EpY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
directed by Gaennie First Justice of the Peace
for parish Orleans will expose public auction SAT
URDAY March 1855. at he hour Of II O'Clock NJ at my Ware
house, No. $40 Teho ptoulas street.
- ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
mbls 1''su III 'Hs AO''' sA' ~ J. j. HOPPE Constable.