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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-07
RIVER ITEMS,

- The New Orleans packet Empress ar
Eived here early yesterday morning for New Or
deans. She had on board fair freight and a
few passengers.
- The Louisville and St. Louis packet
Highhyer, came down about 10 o'clock yesterday
for St. Louis. Her attentive officers have our
thanks for late Louisville papers.
- The Belle Sheridan arrived here yester-
day afternoon with very heavy cargo, from
Louisville. She took on more freight here, and
left with full load. We thank Capt. Martin.
ofthe Office for favors.
- The Eclipse was reported aground on
Portland bar when the Belle Sheridan passed
Tuesday evening, bat we presume she got of
without much delay.
- The officers on the Southerner Yesterday
morning, reported the David White hard aground
at Wabash Bar, aboveShawneelown She left here
last Monday for New Orleans with big freight
We hope she has succeeded in getting off.
- Evening before last the river was falling
very fast at Louisville
- Capt. Mcclellan, formerly of the Tele.
graph 3, died at Louisville last Monday. He
was well known on the river, especially in the
Cincinnati and Louisville packet line trade
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-07

DISTRESSING AceIDENT.-An accident of
the most distressing character, occurred
day before yesterday, at che new building on
the college grounds, on the corner of Ninth
street and Washington Avenue. Father
Costa, a most excellent and amiabe man,
who held the position of minister to the COL
lege, while walking through the new build
ing, which is not yet finished, stepped on the
end of plank in the third story, which
gave way and precipitated him the distance
of about twenty feet to the floor below In
his fall it is supposed that his head struck
some joists, as the back part of his head was
severely injured. 1t is also thought, from the
hemorrhage that ensued, that blood vessel
had been broken. The unfortunate man sur
Tived but short time st. Louis Rep.
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1.-THE CRY IS STILL THEY COME"
ANaA'RETEER TRIVIAL,

AF Spring Wall Papers, Borders. Just received
" the store of John g. DeVereux Jr Main street,
consisting in part of:
Wall Paper-rom cents to three dollars per piece.
Bordersfrom cents three dollars piece beau
patti of Gold and Velvet.
Bed TestersrOm three dollars centre exceed
ingly rich patterns.
Fire Board Prnrom twenty cents to three dollars
piece comprising the beautiful brought
to this city.
Paper Window Blinds-of all kinds descriptions and
prices. Together with Wrapping Paper, Lamps etc
The above stock is the complete brought c Ev
sville and will be sold low. The assortment of
GOLD PARLOR PAPER
consists the and richest patterns and CANNOT
Feeling confident that please the fancy of all
those who will favor with CALL and thankful for past
favors respectfully solicit continuance the
JOHN G. DEVEREUX, Jr.
my2f Main ST.. between LIST & I'd.
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HE partnership heretofore existing between Brinkmeyer
l. Mesker Co.. in the Foundry business, has this day by
the agreement of all parties been
ed by Henry and william Klusmsn purchasing the
tire interest of John B. Nj skier in said business
The Foundry will be carried heretofore
more extensively. under the firm and style of
BEINEMEYER, KLUSMAN IL co.
Brnkmeyer. Klusman q Co. keep on han and are al
manufacturing Coal and Wood heating Cooking and
Paor Soyeof various patterns Sizes Fire Frames and
Crates. Balcony and Fence Railing Machinery which
they will sell cheap unsurpassed in beauty of
West.
Eagle Foundry Main street and the Canal.
Store Main between First and Second Evansville,
Ind. BRINKMEYER KLUSMAN AZ CO.
je4- Imd-Tyw,
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DAHL Y JOU r N AL.

GROCERIES, &c.-Mr. Thos. Headen has
removed his stock of Groceries inio Mr..
Roquet's new house, just below the Wash
ington House, on Main street. He has
ample room there for a large stock OF
Groceries, and he intends keeping just that
kind. He has just received good assort-
ment of Harvest tools. See advertisement.
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HARRISON uoTTSE

ME ndersigAed having leased the well known property
II formerly owned by Gen. VIM. H Harrison, the
bridge ON the Wabash river and Depot Ohio and Mis-
Railroad and fitted the for the reception of
DoardrS ana the travelling public generally In considera
ton of its location and the growing around
together with the prompt attention the guests
they hope to receive and merit liberal share patronage
A. 3. DANIELS IL SON.
NV 9EdIr TVT
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HIRAM NELSON
Auction ROOMS

House. Corner of Main and Third streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for of years and fitted up the
M above we'll known stand now prepared to re-
sale auction private sale, all kinds of goods
merchandise household furniture, horses, bug
gies, etc.. etc.
Cash advances made eonsignments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
commencing O'Clock A, NJ. Also Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friday nights az early gas light.
sales and sales of real estate promptly attended
to-
We are weekly receiving and have hand large
general assortment of FURNITURE consisting otsat
spindle and bannster backs scroll and scoop tops rim
back Office, French, emmy Lind and Bustle wood seat
Chairs; mahogany and wood sofa seat Okai Elizabeth
chair spring rockers Sofas soeiables centre,
card dining breakfast tables; light snd wash stands
and misses bedsteads mat
trasses tin Safes etc. which will sell at Gin
einnati prices. 49,,
have variety of notions jewelry,
viOlins pocket cutlery pistols whips
etc. will sell at reduced prices for cash,
Wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY 6 NELSON,
mvq Auet's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-07

~ We have had good deal of rain late
ly, and weather to cool for the season. 1t
is about time we were settling down into
summer warmth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-07

0FFrom the meagre returns we have re-
ceived from Illinois, it would appear that the
Prohibitory Liquor Law would not carry
with the people.
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AUCTION SALES.
CANAL WARE HOUsE FOR sALE.

n
An auction. the premises, Monday, June II, at
IN z. M The fine Canal Ware House and Wharf occupied
by E. R. Hill the of Main the Canal,
with lease of the for nine from s June 1855
The wharf $50 feet long The house spacious and in the
most perfect order with Fairbanks platform scales hosting
tackle we'll furnished office, central all business
and adapted Wholesale Groceries Provisions
well Forwarding and Commission.
TERMS-Say $1,000 cash; balance at and IL months,
with security For further particulars
ply EDWARD r. HILL, the premises,
my21-d to JOHN INGLE, Jr,
Sweet n Leonard. Auc's.
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J. HYDE,s MARBLEYARD

CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND.
ME undersigned would respectfully
zens of Evansville and the public generally that he
purchased the entire stock of No Vermont Marble
Humphrey and is fully prepared fiji all orders Monu
ments Tombs, Obesks Head and Foot Stones best
workmanship and the material. wishing to
suitable Monuments to their deceased friends would
to give him call All orders promptly attended to.
- oet24-tf }. HYDE.
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700 MILES ABOVE ZERo-9 PM.
Tied fast to Sims Hole-Met Franklin in
long. ADJ W--Very dry and thirsty B.
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NEW w ASHIN CTON HnTEI.

Propretors OF This House have removed from their
old stand on ain street. to their new Hotel just finish
ed opposite the House. where they
their old all others
fit call them. in much superior style than
patronage respectfully solicit
anee same which shall all endeavor to
it. OGc fare will be the best the market Affords and
eh2rges moderate.
Good Stabll and Wagon Yard kept forcquntry custom
eyI0-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH,
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New York Money Market
New YORK, LEne 5, M,

Stocks are better. Money is easy. Erie
43a; Cleveland and Toledo 500; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh 35; Cumberland 2S3; Read
ing Gil; Pennsylvania Coal Co. 1899; Can
ton 268; New York Central "a; Louisiana
SIS 81; Virginia 6's 994s North Carolina 6's
90
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NNLoCR.-2O bbls Superfne.
NJ my5 GEO. FOSTER &
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C A SH Gu s TO MERS

AN be supplied at the lowest market prices with Hemlock
" and Oak Sole Leather, Patent French and American
Calf Skins French Glazed and Boot Morocco Sheep Lin
ings, Bindings etc., etc.
Call Sycamore street. between Water and First Evans
Vile, Ind. my1 j. FLEMING.
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EONARDs n S'
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS.

GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs & REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
DESPECTFULLY their services to the citizens of
Evansville surroundin eounry for the sale of Real
Personal Property Lots Furniture, Dry
Goods Groceries etc., also particular atten
description reason
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
not having goods of own to place
with consgnOrs both the buyer and seller WILL
legitimate market. We will devote our whole
Commission business and our friends
assured that will no efforts
please With prudence and business hope
of all those who entrust their business
to our
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-REFERENCES-
P G.. o. RILEY 81 Co., Evansville.
DUvALL, ALGo Il Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK Co., do do.
Il. d. SYKES, New Orleans.
SNAPP, do
MILES L. FoLKES, Vicksburg, Miss.
WIN. MCRAE do do.
LocKw0oD & Bros, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLOGG & FooT do do.
IL BUSHNELL, st. Louis, Mo-.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
O'Clock every evening during the
at early gaslight. ap5 SWEET LEONARD.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
TEAS.
m ON PACKAGES fresh Teas Just received and for
E%pO sale by APPS PRESTON EROS.

FISH.
az BARRELS Backerel,
Ae1 rs hf-do do.
d do do,
Is kits do assorted numbers;
prime Cod Fish;
so bxs No. Herring received per steamer David
avs anu PRESTON BROS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-04
Per Atlantic
New YosK, Wednesday, june 81

During the past week, the transactions have been at
irregular prieesthe sales being mostly speouators
Most of our regular dealers however, prefer waiting
adyces rather than sell this reduction and our stock
on hand being small, without the probability of any in
crease present prices although nominal seem likely to
pc maintained not augmented The condition of our
two months being beyond in cotton and the
nens for our own consumption in the absence Of an
extended enquiry for export and speculation likely to
be extensive should no further in
manufactured article take place wa
On Wednesday, the 10th inst, the st. Louis arrived
with accounts Of Nd advance ON the afternoon Of
sans day the Asas Geographic advices were received re-
porting tine above Improvements lost but the market
cl9ang ny o quotations of week previous Since re-
oept OF the above the inquiry has been confined to small
purcbasers-markat closing quiet sales for the week
incading parcels shipped from first hands, 600 bales
Inc prospect for the growing crop continues good
he southern rivers again reported as low and the
increased receipts consequently diminished
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Passengers Arrived ~ steamers


FRoM IrprANoLA AND GALyEsros--Bths Louisiana:
Hsj Bird sA and lady Ma Sampson child Mrs Morgan
Brown BFraDcss and lady Miss Bennetn Nchd Levi
Jones, n Green, Boswiek W Moapmsry Dr. W SMITH
Sampson, Brandon, Dc Lyer Barnh, corn Henderson
Lew, Conklin, Ryan, Smith, Rands Lindsey
mukes HuGges Donald Vonoppleberg, Waker Fill.
Ero, Founsroy, offast, JFlood. n = So
FaoM BALIzE-By the OpheEa. - a5 ,.ess g74=e
Mrs LecroI Mrs Andre Mrs vase krs W L souant Mrz
81 Tuner Pr Legou Messrs Hamaa Anfeuz, Aga
Gs aas S9,ass Wisms Dsbain Bode,
H1i.am. Heasss, Andre Adeie c Tuis. H Doyal.
FROM BAyou. SARA-By the Laurel Ell:
Mrs Henderson and daughter Melsnu Hebe lady and
aerv mt Lave ard Lady, Miss Lauye LADY, Mys
aud servant Judge Posey, Gen Cole HIATT Cant Dupss
Dr. Lyle, Aessrs, Dry Valentine, Lney Market Man r
knoids Hypote, Pascal Jsubr Porter Leyo
koek Signoret Bono Taylor Roman Waller Lauye Pee
Landry Jacobs coIynie w MetAs, HI Wyms Richardson
Gags WtsoaJ Sesbert topns Mat 3pe Hamilton, Bier
chaa croa and son sam Leyeequs Ac Poaey Mathews
FROM WATERLoo-By the Capitol: $50
MIR Benjamin. Miss FrAbc Hesrs ladysod child f7ov F7sbs
lady ard 9seryants Mrs Aesnd Mis- andet
MeFaddsn BaeJ 5Iown Soet Cons Beran and
servant Livingston, Poueard Wsber SroFe Bsnee
Degarlars, A NJ s. o, Stewart DR. lung Musssmsn
siiesps Leblanc Edwards GIsnes d b
E9geis Cemnson Degios, ssgur Geai D Hereford
chshsppard, Kinepstsr 800 = -s00
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Condition Of he Mechanics and Traders Bank Of New Orleans
.. on Saturday. June 80, 1855.
AZ 4f =

Dividend declared payable on 9th July inst Of per
cent.is s5ooeo to be deducted from surplus
We have dates to-day from New York to the 9th uIt
Foreign Exchange had downward tendency The steam
ship Atlantic, for Liverpool sailed on that day. with
something oyer 100000 in specie The following extract
from the cotton circular of Uhlhorn Frederiekson for
warded from New York possesses points Of Interest
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J REuEIpTs on pRnuaE..

M0BILE-Stssmer bales eou Tariton Whiting d
Tulls6 do RedK Roberts Terrll McAiahanl4
bales osnasurgs gins McKisroy
Bradod-6 do do Bell, dco-to
bIs peaches E G Clouae-sundgies eda order.
ST LOUIS-Steamsr Grahap,- corn
Eager &eo9s5 do do Keep, 6sco TEompon
IA snett ACCT
wad
oats Moore &co sos do Dutche Hardng-3Oo
do James Connolly do mes
bb -four 0gssbs Macauy-le0 IMP W Smith,
cotton Campbell SongTota a2k IS bids tobacco
BAYOU sARA-Steamer Laurel Hi-Ao 80 do
domes les Mltenbefger We
Gordon jr-5 meas,-sJ &Tafda2O Begar
Foley Ayery-9s do do W Observation-Disclosures
WATERLoo-stehmer Capitol-Noearh
Observation-Disclosures JuaaIe balssolton Pomroy Geo.
rs do do do II khds &eoToa io bales
e5en II hhda sugar. - - E-sEt 80,
BALIZESteamsr Ophslia Ends SUD Robinson do
is hf bbs noas Dodd Seo-I Buchsu-
non, Carroll &eo--al SACK potatoes MaIn &iaius. IS
Per New Orleans and Great Wstern Railroad.
bbs moiaes ssba,ier-Io2 asus couonas pota
toes 10 dc onions Msekn Bros bbsddng DAspit-nndfss
10 order.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Nep Orleans Sapasp Gasrsst.
carsersr osr.es, Nc. 70 Cam s1nrrr,

CREsoENr osFfcE, No. 10 Cam srnEET, r
Tuesday Evening" July Sd, 1866. : 4
There was no change perceVabe in the general feature
OF money affairs to-day majority Of the banks
settling up their last months operations making divi
dends and preparing To pay them The last made were
to-day by the Union Bank, Of five per cent payable
the 10th inst, and the Bank OF New Orleans for
smouut payable the 9th inst The next will be the
Bank Of Louisiana the third Monday of this month
the State and Citizens shortly after which will close the
season.
We do not lesrn sale Of Stocks since sale FRI
day last Of sixty shares Bank Of Louisiana at $3.50
In paper there were some few sales today, mostly
through the hands Of broker at various rates embrace
ing several qualities The Of lenders Ia decidedly
favorable and there nothing apparent in view to dis
turb the present confidence existing Though the de-
fault in receipts Of cotton from quarters cannot but
renewals be made nevertheless those who
situated will not 1t is generally believed meet with
the least difficulty in carrying out their desires till the
waters again move the rich products of the country to
their destined market The rates of interest remain at
quotations Of last evening" with perhaps less Offering
to-day on the strest but fair demand the banks,
which discount literally compared to their receipts
The Exchange market ofers nothing on which to re-
mark. Sight drafts and checks New York are we'll
maintained at prem at the banks for first class
outside, with some good bills at " prem. Three days
sight and 10 days at n prem 60 days range from "
to r. Il and to ~ per ct. ds. Sterling svery quiet
at 10 to 10a prem and francs 5l2h to o6A We annex
Comparatively rates for t,oo years.
s July ., 1854. IuIy 8, 1888 +sy.
O. f Fsas tx e s ssp' J R5i%
ca ~ Sign ssr d. S'p cent ss S S
below the condition Of the Citizens Union
and Mechanics and Traders Banks the last June
Condition Of The citisals' Bank Of louisiana on Saturday,
June 3OM, 1856.
ssss. s:::;ss. liz g..
Be- =: 1850 ss
tA~ so,s7A,ses ss,s7ssss
Condition Of the UniO,, Bank Of Lo,sisia,,a on SATURDAY.
June 3d. 1855.
LIABILITIES.
Circulation S7Sss0
sssss
aa,aas.aso
Bi1 Receivable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s7sa4s2
Ee ssssss l .ss,s
5 5psa. . q G la AUDITORS
'AaA saSoa o0s .oo
Condition NE Mechanics and Traders Bank Of ev Orleans
Sc. on Saturday, June 30, 1855.
GaPa ,, Sick. 100000
ppesiiols. ssssss
prcfs surplus ssssi
..,ss sa,lss,N1
R.5.ss:. -: ]
ss.Psaasd is ssss
sss si'i s;ss. s :s
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no THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LoUI-
Of 5uss eeosouy
practical thai the true heeg q Psa:y
Cane The adssnsasez OF birg
quality sugar but Of mel
fscsed VITA the CT the ordinary boisT
he fedrcton oh in the s the sppaaus bring tie
sesg Twain In.o general
CBsap
% completely stained the Of The PATENT
AAfOR upon she principle Of the snatd
kn stnet nor sso years In operation.
Stesm OF
-ce, abborbs nneteaths OF tbs
ppsr or burning tbs bagnsss s any
RApIdit5
thefre.
The advantage ofths eharged steam .hs syoe
slon we Known and Ia he the
to eItsn at pleasure a pr
-
Perfect safety from erploan. there being any gs body Of
Economy 10 fuel, wafer and price fcns.
one Of these steam erected and
asan on the oao Col r. c. Camp, srvlHe, and s
nss fuIy sd Il worked BY the Negroes
other boe
These Trains Eagle
Cincinnati Tbs undsrsgned has appointed
practical experience boiling
Ibis plan the best hitherto
and he prepared complete detsih
With Charlie upon prueps
and h rata workmanship at lower
Louisiana Also, Vacuum aehnsa .nd on
York. - $ E717 ~. ~"
The undegnsd will Trains In ope furub
ne required sad instruct the
me nsthod working them tbs nrt charge
ae q ts sad made srisis
WI % and Instructions personally plan taop
s Agents in New Orleans. mss.r. VOORHEES, aRisas ca
IL Tehoapiionss street. fsfr sSAx 49,
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ARRIVED.
EXPORT.

iBRAzoS st JAGo VIA GALyEEoN-Seamship Nasluz-5
inas ana ls hhds tobacco $50 bbls 20 soe pigs mdss
CALCU1TA-shp Clari,aa currisr--h ballast .s, s57
CON, $500 slaves, s42 obis rosin.
oURBgc-ship Electromagnetic ballast
LONDON Ship Hy Won Gayen7S5 d. tobacco 1910 ss,ss
LlYERPooLshp BIemeueio cotton 24a hhds tobacco
BARcELoSA-shp Florida cotton, o1e slaves.
fENsheoLA-sehr West lorids-Inallass. -s
PENshcoLA-sehr Ella-In ballast =
AApA shYsehr Vilitor9 lis do 80 do ee.s
sic and eundriea, 49, -ff''-' -
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CoNsIGNEu.

Bark Hand, from Phladslphir- Bailey aeoE Morton
Cos LeyyM Mler-X Larnbg-C Bnreket-J Wood
Iun &eoc Buddseke aco-L W.sstG KasIef4=G s1e1-
Eaton oHendersen-1 Rsf &eoA Fhitingogletby
W Norson-J Atkias- Claiche W smithRics q Brs-
BTuIPn-Carre Priiehnrd deoLale EyansJ Turmsie
JsessGh kennstt DIX Alesai w Gushing
MeCuls-ConyerIe, Kennet &co-yd &eoPfiss.iy
EisnLeBsnc FAuehaux-E Hart AsC Cuud--Hsald Ma.e
Gco-W Armstrong Siocunb xpPoole
Wills dcoV Dayce II Ltchord 6eo-Norh, Shudss GOOD
Raalls.s-p To~Pka.---A James Iss:y rsu.nsypIs
Rennsay-Wiaon Tpseom dooP Rice, I'D Wlsoa-FF Folgsr
&eorCarsy Resse 6eo-Magso KnesW vreilsnburgh
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HRAND FQUEsTRIAN RATIGN

GRAND EQUESTRIAN BALLOON =
NJ AscRhsIos by N. 2. GODDARD Is WEpSFa. 80
DAY, the 9th Of Jnls. 1855, from Congo sdiare SSss$
Nj Gb1ad viii
MOUNTED ON HIS Pony lggIET, a feat p@romss >syEl>s
Gsr TIE EJst time 10 the UGii ed BATES -saS%-
Tn BALLOON csntAisinx
Gas, viii tcSuaed On mis- ''
The GRAND ASCENSION viii take raess O'clock prs
ey; snd at tbs eleyntisn OF
msahs daer, Will aSssnd from ea ana
tsks xhsr9e Of the balloon. re- -
gsssn desiroas making tie trip viii plsAss apply 10
at gfdaA. H. Rrfs Cont street, from . ID
o'slosk A. NJ. from no 5P. N. " asE}5 -
sss WI b opensd al o'clock O'Clock hi.
Nt make Of FR ELIMfNARY ASGEESI0NS,
tax phssnyerL n n4bSerais ursea. -
tT A1nainos 50 cents; Servants iy3
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UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA, \ 81
New 0ricans, Jupe 80 1855
WyHIS Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY,
An yay Payments maturing that day be made
jss0st p. N. WOOD, Gambler.
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sHrppINa IrTMLIaKNcK,
X WrpsKsDAr MoRNrso, July 4, 1856.
CLEARER yasTERDAY e NJ

CLEARED YssNERDAY. -
Steamship Nautilus Thomp.h st Jago, Gsves.on
Harris u Morgan
Ship Casa Currisf, Butman Caietts Whitney
Ship Sebastian Cabot, Watts Li,stoo,
Br ship Edinburgh, Mcmillan, for Qdsb1c, Jno Torro
Brem ship Ven ssgro Reimsfr london Up Whitney
Brsm ship Bremen Beenken, LIVERPOOL
Span hhp Fiorida for Bare6ns, Jyfcabaro
Sehr Ella, Eliza for Pensacola, Pooisy, Eco
Sehr West Fiaada Haaoz for Pspsos, John IInrey
Sehr Viator Roberta for Tampa Bay, Post Mol
7" '%~ ARRIVED. - sst'
Steamship Louisiana Talbot from Indnola Galveston instant
to Harris 4 hogan--lst district.
diatfict.
Bark s1rsa Jane GIumley IS days f Boston to yodk
sohr RoShattsn Caro-, adays Pensacola, maarasn.
sehr zane Weber, days from Per heoia, is mbserBasn
STEAMBOAT.
Oregon, Myers from Mobile . ID. y.r. ia. 55h
w Graham, Coolidge fronSs Louia,
Laurel Hill, Cotton, Bayou "a
julia, Wood, from Aefsndra- s.s'
Capitol Urs, from Waterloo. H. .--.. ~ 49,
Ophelia, Dimitry, from
Towboat Panther the down and
Hand ard Sarah Jane.
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INDIAFoLA AND GALVESTON smship Lousans--7a bslaa
cotton Oakey HAwknss Curry P,rsn4 FALL Rodi Putnas
" itan. Philip. aco-i Dayi PIE INDIE WIN PREM Geo-1o
head cattle 100 caiyesJ Iehls-Toa s. bies cotton.
TURKS IsLANDBg salt W Burgess &.o
PHlLADELeHIA-BmkJ Hapk-Asprtad indie.
BosToH-Baik Sarah Jans--aso tons b to order.
PENSAC0Ls-Schr PorPatau as tass cotton @ d s.enf eo-
ward saindtrt Hunt-4 John Hurry &cpbss59 feet lumber
heIsttso psirs ash Al do Tour
% bales cotton.
PENsAeoLA-scbI zaine-4s 900 f.e surnSer A Ward.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY MOANING, July A. 1855.
COTTON. The demand was limited yesterday. and
barely 1900 bales changed hands at irregular prices We
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

SOUTHERN BANK, L
-s... New otleans J6ns 40, 1855, +
TEyHIS Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY,
9th July Payment, maturing that day paid the
Study, tieSO 81 j. l.. WIBRARY, Cashier.