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AUCTION eAr.nei
BY GODDIN Z APPERsOT

sDA O0DDsN = AFFEWAON. q 80
VALUABL z LOT ON 4rH. BE-
arr 9w ~ sHc ShAGE AMD BRnAD srs: goa
sttemson; the 18Th Mrsh, 1855. % the prsmisss,
line q "a. between Broad end Grace strssts. in
about 81 feet running shout 100 feet.
# TEHM.-onethirdc cash; balance 1t 4 and months.
ruse sssd notss bearing interest," secured b.
mil 0oDDIN { ApPERsoN. Aucts
III VERY HANDSOME BUILDING
oPfosTITTEEs T on craze en- AND BKo.D srs,
10Th Ad A. ~ IN be sold on MONDAY. the
Ing at o'clock r. H.. Isl FEET Of asosnS bs.uti.
taiy located Oh the North sds of Grace. East Of
ted on the South side Of Bread srsst Wast ~ III
videre street Esch front win be divided into Lott
ssy Ths sscq o Tuning back shout $50 feet to an
TEsNs-ons third cash b balance at = and No.
tanned till last note 10 paid Tho taxes far ths re-
NH IS " " 81 doD6fs 1 Z 1PfEssoN, Au.t,
HOUSES AND LOTS ON sp, %. BA-
- 49, KER AND 81. STEPHEN SITS, AT AUG
commencing at 81 o'clock, a., viii be- sold On r..
premises in the order advertised the following real
estate; two hsndsoms building lots on which there
On the western side OF Sd street. African Church;
also, new brick tenement on the east line of 2nd
street, adjoining Mr. z. Crump's shop; also, the
valuable grocery stand on the of I'd and Baker
streets, occupied by Mr. w. II. Landlord; also,
newly erected framed dwelling in the rear frontine
feet on Baker street; also. house and lot ON the
west line of st. Stephen between Dayal and Bafer
sseets, In the rear Of Mr. VIM Tyree's resdence; al
- mail framed tenement on Baker street. near
p residence Of the late Capt Prentss; and build
Mr.. Jacob Shook -
fERMs-One-thirdc cash; balance at and month";
TOR negotiable notes. interest added and title retai
ed till the last note 70 psid The taxes for the pres
emit year to be paid by the purchaser.
mh9 GODDIN Il APPERSON Aucf.
P. SIN consequence of the rain, the
above sales were postponed to THURSDAY after-
noon, 18th March, 1855 at same hour
NH IA GODDTN APPERSON Aueta
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DEATH The Boston papers announce the death
OF Mrs. Frederick Sears, formerly Miss Shaw, a
LAZY well known In the fashionable world of that
city.
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Il r. L. /. BLUES.-Attend meeting
N or your Company at Lafayette Hail. on WE'D.
II EESDAY evening the 18th inst. at Vi O'Clock, +
~ The Committees are expected to report, and
other important business will be laid before the Com.
galy. and it is hoped every member will be- prssant
serssants viii summon their squads.
BY order of the Captain,
mn IS-T WIN. II. FRY 8srs,f
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mh8-8t* MANY VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY.-To pre-
vent the many false rumors that did not mean to
be candidate for reelection, announce that am
and will continue to be, candidate for reelection
until after the first Wednesday in April next.
NH 9-tde A. MICHAELS
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a HOME MANUFACTURE.-Hav-
ing secured the services of Mr.. VIM DEAN,
whose skill in manufacturing BOOTS and
Ss SHOES Is we'll knewn in this community,
am now prepared to receive orders for anything in
the line. All in want of Richmond made Shoes OF
any description whatever, are invited to give me a
trial, and every effort shall be made-to please
JOHN PAGE, Jr
NH Is No. IS Market Bridge
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NEW YORK LIQUOR LAW VIM. Delavan presi-
DENT OF the New York State Temperance Society
has Issued card stating that the liquor law before
the Legislature Is in danger, and calling upon the
friends of the bill to rally to its support
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IhR ALEXANDRIA HomICIDE.-Some account
fatal affray In Alexandria, will be found upde,
our Virginia head, on the first page We Iearr
mom Yesterdays Alexandria Gazette, the followine
unsppears that as persons were returning from
,eileFs exhibition, al Liberty Hall, some dscully
RReearred between Emory Crump and Joseph
,uAaatn (two young men Of this pIace) on KIM
80, 80 near the corner OF Washington which re-
t.d .ea In the Interference OF George w. Crumn.
mn'o9ler OF Emory Crump, who stabbed BIoxham Ia
n , 1aek with dagger, causing Bioxham's death
T r ABOUT Is minutes. Alter committing The deed
Sso, throwing the dagger over fence, Ia We.
sss .o., ran home. where, shortly afterwards, he
arrested by officer Chipley and carried TO jail
fx hn inquest was held on the body of Bloxham.
esss was cripple, and walking with crutch and
resS At ine time Of the murder,) and a ysrdiet
bs.sdo mat deceased came TO his death bv a At al
sySse ~ George w. crump. 1t appeared IN
Rioshso1e .hai The two crumps had called out after
when ~. 70 the street, using terms of derision,
b. I'D .. struck Emory crump over the head with
be ws sue; When the officer told G. w. Crump thai
M charged with killing man, he exclaimed
1 ood b he deadf"
sonsr ~ pssient hesriag Of the Testimony, the prl
ion 81 committed 70 jail TO await an investisa
4 eaar ~ tns case 70 be held before an Examinfns
sext """a WI meet On the nrst Monday 10 Apri
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Ia N EEiIfs7H ACCOMMODATES

- &s1NzT N-NEW AR
RANGEMENT-On and after Monday, I'd April,
1888, and until further notice, the Accommodation
exceptedl between MILFORD and RICHMOND,
leaving Milford at quarter after O'Clock A. M and
which may be directed on the way for passengers
Fare same as on the Mail Trains, which ON and af
ter the ID April will make stop between Milford
and Richmond, except at the Cottage Station
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
P. Son Sunday of each week the Mail Train
will stop for passengers, at the former stoppine
places, whenever there is sufficient time by the
Schedule to do so.
OFFICE F. l. P. r. r. Co.,1
Richmond, March IL, 1855. NH IS
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VERY VALUABLE VATE

v DWELLING ON 18TH, NEAR TO MAR.
SHALL ST., FOR SALE.-The subscribers are ga.
thorized to sell that newly erected private dwelling
on I2th near to Marshall street, now In the occa.
pancy Of ssm'l Ayres Esq, and nearly opposite the
Carlton House. It IL four stories high including the
besides number of closets. A bath room in the Cd
story-suppied with the city water, and complete
bathing apparatus. &c Has connected with II large
independent cuiver carrying OF all water from the
yard, Ac. large kitehan with six rooms Il loca-
ted In retired and excellent nsighborhocd, very
near the business part Of the CITY,
Terms accommodating. Appfy 10
NH iO--6t GODbIH a. AppE N ooN
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@A7@ TO THE PUBLIC.-The
@-N% Subscriber would respectfully in
form the pubic that, having purchased from MIR.
NAILoR the entire line of OMNIBUSEs, he is
making arrangements to add new COACHES and
paint up the Others and otherwise improve the line
so as to render 1t popular public convenience He
is having built large Brick Stable at the upper end
of Broad street, and shall remove to 1t In few
weeks, thereby preventing the delay by changing
Horses, as at present Persons taking the downward
Coaches on the last trip at night will at all times be
taken far as 18th street.
FARE-6t cents ride for any distance along the
line; or 20 Tickets for 81. Tickets can be had from
the Drivers
He is also making arrangements to run several
Coaches Main street to the Public Square
and in the Summer run to HOLLYWOOD, of which
due notice will be given and Coaches marked accord
ingly.
Coaches can be chartered for Parties or Schools at
any time, reasonable terms.
Orders left at the Stable or with any of the Dri-
vers. will be attended to.
Intending to give hi, personal attention to the bu-
siness, he hopes to be literally patronised.
WIN. A. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
WANTED IMMEDlATELY-A good G o A C II
FAINTER. Apply at the u s. Hotel Stables
NH lS-6tA W.AW.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

JAMES RIVEh LAND AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed of trust from Edward ]. Meanv and
Eliza his wife. to me, bearing date Sept 4th 1882
shall as trustee. on the Esd day of March, 1855 If
fair III not the first fair day thereafer) sell the
ward ]: Meany resided, containing about 253 acres
situated in Goochland county, on James River, about
10 miles from the city of Richmond, and adjoining
H. Maury l. Co. and others.
The Land is well adapted to the growth Of corn,
wheat and oats. portion Of the tract 10 James Ri.
yer low grounds, with the James River Canal run.
ming through them.
TERMS mads known day of sale.
Selling "a Trustee, shall only convey with special
warranty. -"
fs 19-d&ctds* SAMUEL. q DITVAJ rrust.s
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TIE SCHOONER HENRIco.-The accident report.
ed yesterday, as having happened to the schooner
hsnrieo, Capt. Chester, on her trip from New York
TO Richmond, took place outside of Sandy Hook
The schr. ran into the stesmtug Joseph johnson
badly damaging the latter, and losing her own jib.
boom and bowsprit. The II. was towed back to N
York
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TX AAA GENUINE HAVANA
lOsOOO CIGARs.-e,1lor Rssalia" ana
..La Enulasion," just receives from the cslssrasss
manufacturer In Havana. Don We 1ieas ~ sos
sale low by NOhBORNE oATON HACO'
,oh - =. w. xmefican Hotel.
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MRS. PETTET, teacher Of az improved ,a
Nl ana sssy plan Of Anp ~, 49, =
-, r.n,, - ~ xnsusta House. on Main street., be-
sa.s ~ e. ssssass :.t
Tsrns n Triticn, inclndins ons set of rules and
modelA Is %. 80
..i~ss NH 13-6ts
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AKD.-30 bbls. prime Leaf Lard; for
~ sals By CHA1. 7. WoRTHAM { co.
REREGE Dr. LATNES.-New style Be-
~ rege De Lsines; do. DO. Challi 8ersss. ius1
opened TOR sale By g. HARTWELL 4 90.
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g DOZ. Bottles superior article Extract
- WADeCINTHE; 20 10. Cordisis; foE nls By
NH Is 3. D0nAvlxA I CO., ~ Mala =.
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NH IS--2t

sEfFFh FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
ssfsss CITY POINT AND NoRFoLK-Tbe
4. NO. steanship PENNSYLVANIA, Capt Clifford.
THURSDAY, March 18th. at | O'Clock r. M
For freight or passage having superior acaor1mo.
datons apply to II. z. FUTILE, Agent,
NH 1S-St 'RocEstt.
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{ AUCTION sALus.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.

BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.
GtRGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
-. fOh SALE At AUCTION-On FRIDAY.
Ioth inst ct u O'Clock, will SELL at our Whayi
sno warehouse ct Rocketta the cargo Of the bYis
Mon'cas from At'akapaa with
" hide. SUGAR. fair TO choice quality.
S67 bbls. prime MOLASSES.
SO bbls SYRUP
100 bbls CRUSHED SUGAR.
IEhMs-Under 500 cash; over 500, mos credit,
for approved negotiable paper.
Bale without regard to weather
mhl4 DUNLOP, MONCURE l. Co, Aucts.
BY LARUS & SHINE.
STOCK OF CENTS FURNISHING
~ - GOODS. CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
Al AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 23d instant, com.
meocing at 10 o'clock will proceed TO sell at .uc-
ton,iat the store Of Messrs. w. n. Adcock L. Co.
under the American Hotel-they being about to de.
cne ousiness-ther entire stock consist M in part
OF hair, Cloth. Nail. Tooth and Crumb Brushes: CT.
gar Cases; Table Hand Mirrors; Hat Hooks; Boys'
5eis; Fine SsepE Snuff Boxes; Cost Links; Odor
Boxes; Lubin's Extracts Perfumery.
Also, beautiful assortment Of Canes
Aso superior assortment Of Clothing and Fur.
OF Fancy Articles.
The Goods are all fresh, having been recently Dur.
chased with great care.
Terms cash. LARUS 4 SHINE
NH IS Ant.
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WANTED-Ag gentleman and his wife
w wish to obtain BOARD in some private fami-
~. Apply at this Office. NH lists
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MANIFESTO % SANTA AsNA.--sauta Anna has
'seaed = manifesto to the citizens OF Mexico. In
which ne declares that HE plan has always been,
ana always will be, the preservation OF Mexican
nationality at any cost aud after referring to the
'detestable demssnsue doctrines" OF the people Of
the United States that nations must be anarmed In
order to be free, he further declares that 'cannon
and bsyonets established the Independence Of Meg.
leo. and must support r. He therefore AIDA:
Firm 10 these Convictions. have directed my
chief attention TO external security; and there 10
now sn army offorsy Ere tAoasaad eeserdas who are
daily gaining dex'erity, and whose number will
daily be Increased a. much as may be necessary
Our fortified places are repairing and arming with
artillery, large amount OF the materials of war IL
collecting In our stores, our manufacturers are at
work, the frontiers probably fortying, and our
sqaadroas are increasing"
he also justifes himself in selling the Mesilla
Valley to the United States In doing 90, he SAYS he
avoided another war with US, at time when the
treasury was empty and the nation In the midst of
the horrors of anarchy.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.

a DMINISTRATRIX'S sALE.-Will be
IA sold on THURSDAY. 18th March, at II O'Clock
M, at Messrs Dickinson, Hill L Co.'s auction room,
young Negro Man, Is or 20 year, old, and Q Negro
Bow 6 or Z years old. ELfZA KIDD,
NH 5-eo5t* Adm'x of b. r. Kidd, decd.
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- $5 REWARD.-Strayed from
the subscriber. at Slash Cottage, black
and white SETTER DOG-snswers to the nams OF
Rap. The above reward will be paid for his delivery
at Slash Cottage any information that will enable
me to get him back.
NH ISIS A. B. PAIMORE.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A youth who has had some
w knowledge of the Book business, for SALES
NAN in Bookstore in this city. Address Box 5l4
Richmond Post Office, giving name, &c.
NH l4-St
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WANTED.-Wanted, boy, from IL to
w IA years of age, of honest and industrious
habits, to work in Cigar and Tobacco Store. Apply
at this office. NH l4-ts
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REERS CORDIAL BITTERS,O OR
II MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent re-
freshing, exhilarating and delicious Beverage. pro.
ducng instant relief from the effects of orsy iadaf
gencs loss of Appetite lowness Of Spirits dyspepsia,
and all affections of the stomach and bowels ariine
from whatever causs-imparting to the whole sys-
tenn >hewed strength and vigor. For sale by
BENNETT 4 BEERS.
fe 2l-dlyif Sole Agents.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY

ST CHARLES Hcllngsys,h $. Johns Cap. John Graham
Ia suyaey 81 Ioseeb aT,i Js.isG2s, Tsxa;
Ete~ly, Harding Fayst,e, Miss esmpbsl, Met
Saekson Graham; Johnson
Tenn; Thos White Columbus; Jos Lopez Mohe
y; ,rrow Bayou Ms Chany M.mpR Jones,
oateh.; Williams, Williams, Miss Mary Williams, Bait
Hsrri.ou Lonvs Dr NJ Willard lady,
wage Jewe Mrs Howard and sv Cap. Quarrier La;
scod LADY and ss Jshsa9s SC; G ssaysr sagisrs
and lady Mas, Harrison, N Y;Mrs Turiey, Ia
IL Feurniqae Snyder Woodward, Pass Chris
c; NJ wilson Ro.s W Hsrsssil snd sey Scott, MI,
SHAY Astakspas H Hutton 1t vndei Wn Ra,nor S. Louis
Iss Coope r. Mott Nsv 9; Farwel and lady, Ne; Sam
Gubrie, Che go; ssndford Crane AL viii % "
ROBERTSON and lady, Wiz Graves L RosaD, VeksburE
Miss .
ARcADE....G Loughry. Mia; Yates, Miss City Smith
O. La,kn Menrps. fisre. Wilbnn, Tim; Mi
psr Mast Peel o. Ewing, Madison Ts1a Spencer
Watson Mosts Weleh Bay S. Lols Dure ksn St
New Orleans.
IT LOUIS n YaIna Va Jeffrey, VIM Nellie and lady Gin;
Bradrd " Ogood Esst Ratnn kouSei Ar Lune.enoss
% Good, Ha, Rehard Bu.h, ThboaanI
Vtnsa and lady, La; Chas Dehomms Mn,vis George
Johnson,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

POET HUDsoNstssmer Musiese 1. bbs ess,..
0akeJ bales Andrew siersssi Carroll
PritenEd &co5l Nals Summers co57 HAIRLESS
Harronss Byrne Vance M,suteI
&eos bales cotton Broadwe Soo-Ia do 81
hhds Curry Person2 sae cotton Lslande-l0
0Fellowes 6oo-S IT Hsrdie
Henderson reas6 John Wst Zoos bbls
6co hhds 90 bbis olaIsss Burbge deo-6
bids Richard Nugen bbls noksses Bsnd
Total ss bales Gotten 50 hhds $50 bbls sasael.
ST LouIsseasr Bes,sr&o oglssby Nseaulay
a.s do do Dody e2l0 He Gayle heo-as
thls ssoho Mallory SKIS wheat DutehsrIe0
Harvey &col62 coils Sith Haddenes pkss
&cossS SKIS DIuhan-to do wheat
tsn SIS do hoar Kennedy &soeo bb whisky
B do -four s0 do shtky 1858 SKIS s do wheat Newton
IS pigs mise Thomas4 sacks bells tups Detbendio-
pkg bee Coaverss Ksnnet &oo lot sehsdsrl
Benton &:o-f6 lks wheat Tarntr.
LoCKPoRTSsmsr DR. Bsaty44 bids 80 bb
seeeq &ssa 1855 bes msss.ss Esss
ley Avery66 do 10 hhds Ssoatsr9Sd 80 bts
DO II bids sugar Donnsas DO Eeek &soso dc
asra hide agsr Tolsdano sbls .oassss Hewitt Nef-
suRdtiss srdsrTetal ote $50 aids Ss7 sb
ATTAKAPAs-siesnsr FuisrIo sugar ~ bhs .ossvss
0yisrs5 do % hhds DIVERSE
De ance do 10 hhds Trose Hayiey0
Nall Rodd PuiHan-5o % 10 hhds Darby
do 20 hhis nolastes Jackson Aeos half DO hhas
chpansra do Lasye 4Meo.li-sc do 20 sb. n.l.ss Mills
Hewssls hides Jshnston &Eeosnsdriss qel
hhds Isgar se7 bbls 80 hf bss nolsssss.
81 LOuIS-SeAHsr aka VII eat Hud
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sk wheat % DO 81 isis forr W &eos sem
shsw &eos4 90 wssst tt Do Sswb1 &ec-sI
+ Dasshsr.
M0BIIE-SssAnsr Ofseoa4 bales eSS.s4 40 g,.slsy
Wilson &eesss Tasr, Whiting TslTo,af NJ kaIss se.tsa
ANTE RTgR-snaner balls. &c.,
10 10 hsis nessss Lasnds4 hf dol Boa
Asys hCA " feet ubsf 30 sndriss % on.
dsr--Iotai ie bales sssss " bills - h sbs aelAssss.
e.sAss DO y hhd. UrsshsrN do s. bbl nslaAses
fCassnAvs7i DO w BMbnigs &eo-S1
Edward skf % bis oass.s Pug kesss
90 So s. aids Uqshs,ss bbs nossss
90 y khds kts oassea Broad
@ 20 lido t1hkds ordsrTosi
sssar tA bbls Is h do meisszss.
REn RIvEa-zt.ansr Uuon-kschiaery furniture ETC. from
wreck Of steamer " sransy y
rAZoo CTIYSEnsr No q7ss bales cotton Ward, Sam
dsn Hsnt1oT Robson Tsl-I9
erxstss Lewis Aest kssk Riefs- Beck Riek<i do Jssl
4so<9 Payne Harrissn-4, Abyss Cuddy Bra~r so
srs &es-so Ar h:e.as,ssris Hsr.srw.y, rTsda.ds
Sos fiatkart &se1 Tarlston Nhf.x Tutis,s Ne
~ Curry Psrsust Oakley Havkasisdao sseinsr
sessn hsvnsniet Kelly &soiii Carroll r<hara &es
AasmsA Wright, psvsspsrt Aeose Walksrs2 Eykzsy
M,sn &se-as care AGO Mss AAdaas-S FIs
81 shvnsos kseo Hsgi. Hyisd Terry
Hssia hartss keosunds tsoisr-Toa $3.50 bales
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Fair to Fzly Fair s1@7e.. OF Molassss $500 bb we're
sold at 30o3Ie, 500 Choice at BIZ, and Is at Sl1e


Fair to raly Fair s@7e. OF Molassss $500 bbls
sold at Soa3lc, 500 Choice ct 31 and rs at Sl1e
gallon 5r-.q
FLOUR. Still improving with sales Of 1000 bbs Of
which 1850 superane Indiana and illinois, in ave lots at
80 12k S35 st. Louis at 90 90 1900 in four lots, ct
% Is, 100 Ordinary Extra at So 80, s75 Common at
IS 12M and small lots Of Choice Extra at $40 500
I'll p Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was firm. with gales Of 22o0 sacks
Prime White and Yellow st 8Gc, ssd 200 Green at Soc
bushe. Oats higher ard 1000 sacks were sold,
including CAS- Inferior Ohio al 4oc 1856 st. Louis at 49,
and 500 at Eye still Offering at 81 25 p sushe
of Wheat noticed GALES Of 2s7 sacks Poor at 81
1i40 In three lots, at 81 8T 1900 at 81 49, and loo
Prime White at the advanced rate Of 81 o5 p bushel
OF Bran 800 to 900 racks Sold in lots, at $50
100 rs.
PROVISIONS. y. Pork frmer. aud Mess was re-
failing at s29@S2z 50 p bbl. Stock very light. OF
Bacon noticed only retail slss At 1axc for sdef and
11hS1lkc fb for Shoulders Nothing Of any con-
sequence doing in Lard
HAY. Sales II bales Western at $40, and fasboat
load Of l20 tons at tbs advanced rate Of S21 . ton.
RICE. The demand active and noticed sales
Of nearly 700 eress in sx lots the spot and to ar
rive. at tx, and 50 at 53Sc p ft.
COFFEE. Sales 25o0 bags Rio, Of which so at lie,
ao7 at II 41117s 1850 at IL X, and so at 1lxcE r.
CANDLES. 800 boxes Star Proctor Gsmblss)
were sold on the levee at &c b. and Saturday 200
at the ssme price
LARD oIL.... 20 bbls Winter Strained were taken at
81 gallon.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. =. Dull and lot Offering
| at S71z y gallon, cash.
WHISKY. Declining. Sales 100 bbls RectiHed and
Raw at 44a45c 40 Raw at AZ, and so Extra (Boyls's
Rose) at 46c a gallon.
FREIGHTS. We heard Of no new engagement
EXCHANGES. E. Demand moderate at our quotations
Sterling ............... .Io7 o1o7 K@1oesl
Francs 5f26 <o5f314 v dollar
NeW.York sxty-day Billie. q e. az
Sight Checks New YORK M01 dill
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IMPORTS.

MoBILE-stenushp Ameca--I.5 bales cotton to order
MALAGA-Bark Cudsdl pipe Aunifeed saseho-so3s bsxs
ras 1888 hf Do 9A DO s2 ss lemons lo 500
do Give, $40 txs and 500 drH figs 80
arnaesd s ss bsss eork IS
t41 s 7 jars OIL 4sS slabs lead kegs shot pkgs
flowers 10 Cusschs, Bro &eo.
LiNACA-Scnr ChrysoteQ bales GOTTEN May
Ksly hse Farley Juey Aso-1i DO ease Lows 4eo-s
bAs cotton PinekAra &so8 Frelsea Moon
Titus teos Rssh.aao Carroll hoe-lss o.t.y
wiamI rhip &ese sacks 10 hides Dbl Aou eco
Tsial $50 sAles catsn.
ARANsAsschr star-49a hides Bton-ss bale cotton
Gerard.
PENsAcoLA-sehr Maeaes Jr-3sooe lumber Merritt
Mcconnell
BoNFoucA-Sehr Fontaine saau5a0 bbs aaad to order,
CovISGToN-sthr Lehmsa-soOe0 feet lumber Merritt 4 Ne
Consel ~
ANTE RIvER-schr Mayaower-ss cords wood to order.
ANTE RISER-Schr Alert-l6oo0 ksyes TO order.
BoNFoUCA-Sehr Frritsre-soo bills sand to order.
BILoxI-Senr Erett-la00 bbls charcoal to order.
BoNFoUcA-Sehr Treis Feres 80 et0 bricks to order
PAsChGouLA-Bshr Florida-ss 600 feet lumber ssndod
coyINGToN-sehr Adee-ss, oae feet lumber to order.
PiSCAGoULA-Sehr DephineiT, 600 feet smber Goo.
BAY ST LoUIsschr Christopher columbus-Lunbsr to order
BiLoxt-Sehr Yankee Gal-45 ,o0o feet Lumber Philips.
BILoXI-Sehr Milisa-Wood to order
B0NFouCA-Sehr Belle Roie-Briehs to order
BAY ST loUIs-sehr Confdeuee-Wood to orisy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04


The Of the week show large increase in the
general operations Of trade The Canal Bank appears
bs the only Bank which has taken long though the
others may have taken and not show it, good
share Of the Bills receivable rapidly being taken from
dead weight and placed in active movements.
The Money market continues the date Of our last
Strictly AL paper in good demand and readily placed
at per cent.
There material change in the general features
of Exohsnge to-day. Strictly first cass is held at X
IL. Some Bills with shipping documents taken at
6%. There but little doing in Francs; first class
drawers Paris direct r at ST 5 to 5f.23 good
commercial bills held at 81 s2z to 81 25A. Northern
Fands rather quiet not than usual at the
commencement Of the week Banks selling at X per Ct
discount outsiders Offering sell at sixty day
bills Il ~ for bankers drafts IL to * for good
commercial bills and " TO ~ fer other grades though
not having the prestige of favored name, will be
punctually paid.
It will be observed that the Banks hold to-day
in Exchange, against s2e4765s at the time last
yaar-a difference Of little over s2oOeoo0
We annex below the regular monthly statement Of the
Branch Mint Of this city 1t will be observed the Mint
yet under restrictions from the Treasury Department
regarding the purchase Of silver II silver is becoming
drug there is necessity of the Department increasing
its stock Of bullion for rseonage. If the people don't
and will not take silver there to
its circulation.
Condition of the Banks Of this city tceek ending Sat-