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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20
Is Bnrllngton the Best Point for q Distributing
OfffceD

&
For Southern and Western Iowa is
there any point 50 well adapted for q dis
tributiDg Office within the State? We think
any ono who will look over the map and take
into the account our Railroad connection
with Chicago, will answer this question in
the negative. Four.ffths of the mail matter
arriving is from the East and will come over
the Railroad should the department secure
contract, which they certainly will. OF
sou' Sc it will pass through the Burlington
Post Office at any rate. Is there any pro-
priety in sending it from thirty to fifty miles
out Of it's direct course to be hauled back an
equal distance, to favor some out Of the way
placer keokuk is the distributing Office at
present for Southern Iowa, and for river
mails coming from the South is the best
point, undoubtedly. Blu: that place is some
thing like twenty miles below the base line
OF the State, as reference to the map will
show. twill be readily seen that the taking
Of mail matter from Burlington to that place
viii be taking it out of its way, even for
four-ffths Of Lee county itself. And this
il seen and understood at Fort Madison the
county seat. The Plaindealer is in favor of
Burlington over Keokuk, aad for the very OBJ
vious reason that they would thereby be sery-
cd one day sooner. IL such would be the
effect there, of course it would be the case in
regard to the first and second tier of counties
through to the Missouri. 4
Take Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa,
Abba and other places on that line. A ref
crence to the map will satisfy any one that
they are nearer Burlington than Keokuk.
What propriety is there then in hauling this
mail matter to that place forty Eight miles
where it will be good 1eal further from
its destination? And even for Van Buren,.
Davis, and the southern tier of counties.
burlington is decidedly the best poia., be-
cause it is as near as Keokuk, and the time
and expense of hauling their mails to that
place, a useless expense which can do no BODY
any good, and will inevitably cause DELAY
of one day.
The grert eastern mail must pass through
our post Office at any rate, and it seems to us
that ours is entirely the best point for a Dis
tributing Office. But the matter is of infinite
iy more consequence to our we tern friends
than to US. Should they feel it to their in
terest to have this change made they will
doubtless move in the matter and send on
their memorials to the Der artment accord
ingly.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20

DEsrITUrioN, IN New YoRK.-The New
York Commercial Advertiser gives fright
ful account of the account Of the condition
of che poor Of that city. 1t says that hun
dreds Of families have sold or pawned the
last srticle of furniture or apparel, to pro-
cure food, and are now left on the bare floor
without bedding or fuel, and not knowing
where they may get the next moathful to at.
Persons in these circumstances. many u
them sober and industrious people, are
thronging the Five Points Mission House
daily, and from stern necessity, many are
denied relief. The state of suffering is in
creasing daily, and the starving must be fed.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20

HoGs-PoRK PACKING ABOVE THE RAPIDS.
A gentleman concorned in the pork packing
business at Muscatine, Iowa, has furnished
the St. Louis News with the statement OF tho
number of hogs killed at the principal slaugh-
teriag points on the Mississippi from keokuk
ct the foot of the rapids, to Davenport above
The number killed at the different points is as
follows:
At Keokuk $4,000; Burlington 1880;
Oquawka 5000; Keithsbnrg 1900; New Bos-
ton 900; wapsllo HOO; Iowa City l4oO;
Muscatinc 600; Rock Island 5000; Dasea-
port 3, 200. Total As 200. Thu prices have
ranged q to 4c p b. The animals wers oil
corn Fed, and generally heavier than last
last wear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-13

Commercial Intelligence.


Per America LIVERPOOL, 23d June, 1856
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET.-Messrs. Brown, shipley
Co Circular reports the demand Cotton through
out the week very limited scale, the trade and
exporters buying only for immediate wants The weeks
sales "a 400 bales including $500 speculation
$40 for export The quantity offered being considerably
in excess of the demand, prices declined 316d to Z on
Middlpg. and fully nd the lower qualities Many
transactions show actual decline Of I'd from high
est point Of two weeks ago The sales on Friday were
4,o00 bales-1,0o0 being speculation. The market
closed quiet at the following rates Fair Orleans 7d
Middling, 6lsd Fair Mobiles, I'd Middling, 8 74l6d
Fair upiands, "a Midding, 62sd; Ordinary to good
Ordinary, 5M to 61d Inferior, Az to Sd Some creu-
lars give the quotations of Fair under the above and
Middng Mobiles and Uplands 1-l6d under. The stock
on hand is DDS 900 bales including $4,000 American
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUPFs MARKET.-Brown, shpley &
Co the continuance of fine weather kent the Corn
market very quiet without however producing any no.
tceabe decline, except in Indian Corn which is Is Cd
lower. Quotations-Whte Wheat lis Cd to lis 4d Red
los to lis Cd Western Canal Flour Ais; and
Baltimore ais to 43s Ohio DIS to 44s Cd Canadian Ais
to as sour DOS to 41s White 81 to sis Sd Mixed
dull.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET. Messrs. Richardson,
Spence Co report Beef only In moderate demand at n
changed rates. The stock being gradually reduced
and holders were getting frmer. Bacon quiet at auc
ton 600 boxes brought 4Ss for Cumberland 49s SOS for
Long sis to dis Cd for Short Middles Private sales
limited by high prices Pork-more enquiry prices
firm Lard in better demand : sales 200 tuns at 4es to
5os Tallow in rather better request prices unchanged
LONDON MARKETS. -Messrs Barring brothers report the
london markets without much activity. Cotton and
Breadstuffs dull Sugar lower. Coffee firm.
LONDON MoSEY MARKET-Money was abundant at
slightly lower rates The export of gold limited but
the French Loan would probably be taken largely In
England The reduction Of the Bank rate of has
had bu. little effect The Bullion in the Bank of England
for account and 80 for money Dollars ouoted at e
1lEs Bar Silver, IS u. -
AMERICAN sEcURIrIEs-The market was active but
transactions in State stocks limited owing to the
short supply There increased demand for Rail
ROAD Bonds, and prices had improved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-13
Passengers Arrived by Steamers
FRon NEW Yonk-Bv the Grenada:

FROM NEW YoRK-Bg the Grenade;
Q Marcy Albert Prcs Rogers wper Bastian Fredsel
From CslfornaA lady Mira beay,, Mr.. ca,n
Jannon. f - SeiAuh, Sos'Pt
From HaysnaM.a Brewdr Mary Allen Irvine Cbass d
and lady mrs Dc Wing dc Ia Hnrss War
ant ONE Mis- smith, Mr. c Smith, Whiting Ricbou Miss
Rosario. :. = AiAts'' solh EouieT
FROM WLLIAMsPoRT-By the MUSIC.
Theses and LADY, Mr. Brown Rowey Aps Brown w n xycods
Samond Gray aud LAbs.qus Cocp psanaet
a3a Carey Thibau Capt omvy Cohen
and child A Gregory, Heber - '' n
FROM LoUIsyILLE-By the Dapid H-lite:
Hnes and lady Miss lady and servant c.o
wv nlsssrs MeCuogh Chaser, and servant Pam
eeIton Coapo JOHNSON, Hail. Gueneau Robertsos a Nh
rots, Jones, Carson. A''A 2 iAuh', re-
FROM ST. Lopls-By the Belfast;
Mi Redwood and family, Huvhe. Fsmmnfva, a,
naydson Bsyd VIM Mercer, Mark hdoaton
u NJ slsghan Miss Marat Donuerau NJ
nieaay' Dahhias = peBHtlon and tervans Weber,
FROM GRAND LAKE-By the Southern Belle.
aerson and family Mrs child Mr. Cloys, ns
A1 n9e Ma Peters Mira Winter Msssrs Has
Key, = Fore Maet DR. Mott, ksnns r Mekhsev pop
bspiamin Hamner Denegre Short obe Isrere N
jacob Kissing, Norment, Quincy. ' '' w
FROM VIcKsBURG--By the Louisa: ..
wright Mcdaniel, Hamilton, Waiting, oce r. 1rs;r
sutton Mstoalf aud family Smith, Miss WsysrJ,p ei H w
Ms,a mems, ifs Wright Miss ench Judge Byrn family N.a MI
tnthon and family Buchanau M Carad1a md n
Guthrie and family, siss MeM chas ~ s una iamy ar
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Reliable pRoTEoTIoN At SMALL CosT-

RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST.
Is so 0s TISs OR EVEN HUNDREDS on THOU
LARS Or UPWARDS oihAf VI 1"it-f'h 'So--
0URTHOUSES,- Eotaries, Jewellers, Bro
ss' M,ess.s csptsi,,s, Pisa..ra. Rssse msehanb
valuable sr lever Covered = saa ao SsSsf IF
ssTs HALLS
nes syle y Lock zee key Of wh DC 'ghf dollar eoin
Tbs eapaey this srcs ia ,sd
other KIDD Of ass yet known, b shown sssio
hDgly appsrsn, may iustss ce Ssrssn sses
the Consss sod TIE mosi pelsr safes Of o:hsr estepons
mr has pasroa Interior boz. the Ia wood With
%: hhy upside also tbat the former
Litter esst Iron bars; also. the mach ors s
sars vesd thEn tbs The subssrr6 prepared
ats thk contrast by such zanssy
be gtad 70 hear from tho rksptieai. a..e
~ The gayryinK the sunfasny
commend 70 The srouay rur b.
dEmpnsas SAFE keu
in hae fabres delicate materially ifjurea By
ha Hollow ing
TO ih6es who will visit address The upaegnsd x
red rnsay imagine moving
no. u hsgaz ne street. the Commor
MI Isaas Bridge sAs you taken the sg ney Of HALF Pa
stating TIM: msnai saved All II sur ys
sss pase,s a. r'oa Gall shat D II books
Oh az ahfsh lesht 1855 oa Mseafias ltreet
ihs four stories Of Billed with the
vas put % notwithstanding i5tehss
hesnty eoo!d tbou sferwrrdJ the coanss
witch Wste sbout husdred iolars is b
hsvs confidence shy CHIEF kiod II ss tbss
KNOW Oh 'Arsptefaily, yours, II NJ BARLOW co.
Those png the styles non ehssss are az to o
these who krshiy IN 70
opposed hrs and efsr but sght
The subber leeond s, ehss:
rn ch.sia sowder Proof Bank and Store Fire
jyll smd&w a. magazine at.
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Stsamhip Grsnsda from New Yok-W Bskewssarrett a,
UPaon-Wiiians Bathurst AeoBeInnsr eo- Blancb ard
Mm beoth,hrasae Mcksnna HabhEdW BfoHdHelf &co-C
buddseKs 6eo.Byroe, Vseoe scoCuHsttsD c.
frtenad eco Glanaou-H Goemsn eoJanea Connolly
CentryCoI, ellis BoydWm Cfeefy-Cuddy Cfucher
fington- Donnei-D Duceurneau-A DapnCA Esgr AcoD
GLOVES oFlower acoJ yth-E Fredericton
FTebssn stevenson 6co- Geddes-Gocbaar Frees Goldsmith
nhoer dco-J d. SvGld &coGoaux vsaIdA Grief deoP W
.oyfulse 8eoha bodd PutnanH II Harsen tfa7t
adase &eo sbe Eco Hewitt-smea Hornn--
o. moodaan.F JsuoaS Kennedy o-F Kenne.t
DIX dcoW kirkland No--Iaey &co-RK Laughiand Ar
Leon a. fenAaFd LoekeonR slione5 &co-i Won
Weikhgton-P Malafd-J H MARKS Aeo--E Marquee sce-lI
s 81 he2asld-J hsssina. Nstcaf &eoss
AaamEEA M2ltam-I aioreau-J MsrganL ALL
enine acc Perkins Campbell Gco-pe n
verse &eo-Riehatd Adndge Freree-A Robb
w a. Staring Al
tsn dec sinpson-t Cooper
Stone Geo-y SymeTylor, Haddsn
GombsS af@el,W sbbe Groesehe Eco "A Vinten
busn--S M Webb-o Wielman-U Woodtdu A.
Co.'S " Wrsn--J Wight Wight Ehisms &coR Yeatmsu q
oo-M afdo-D kansc Ilaes-J bsndak-W FoI-S Gamer
Y bo-F sa5ford-LosaP Gals-B Nomgn-S
Moosy-Slark, Day staafsrJ a. Morey-Adams,s 81.
EsPreasbotnso Botuig, Mir acootdsr.
schr Martha Post from Boston-Prcs &oo Copiou
kooo &so-M hierNoon Titus &co-A Eco
stanton Sswmsn-fsoweo dcoD Kelhm Eos 6eaVose
BtohersR Metregor Gco-L YreisnbuTg Dec
hehhei lL 6o-Dogrn Donovan Huod
kennedy q Foser-J II Car or &coA peliard Smith
ao5fhea enggs Gov Violet &eoJS Aitkns-E Daley aeo
hasleC TBlddecke tod Kelhsm-E Maouis-Magse Il
Aneas-Pree Frost &coJ haauis-H Pttnau-sanp-
son Keen hornhi Seo y 1urne-p Taylor Hl
W Benton &eo-PsdrsaayIie BohsIs-jP ebble-ordsr.
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Cheap. Very Cheap.!

TyO HOUSE-kEEPERS - ECONOMIST II
Il AND JACKSON RANGES, CRATES Aso STOVES 80
Cooking stoses Of full and fully warranted bake V
well, pcss from Ell 500 comp eted and aso The ON
wall Known Econonist Raages.
Ths important Rasgs1 hsys Iaev
has ng 10 nal Of
Of purch who we'll Esoen city, and viii
tsy aud readily be shown dersd psrigc,
baking Of both ovens the smPls
Win open op eh afoid the Of prevsn
y aseamnias Ine cooveuisnee % taasfor and
aPpopras Ranges particularly families changing DOM
ctfa. = = :
Jspanned and Tin Ware Broom, Pas Kitchen Utens
Lamp Oh aad Alcohol, Globs Chimneys Wick, ampbips
AZ torss Of Work and Rspan HOUSE FURNISH.
NSGQoDs B[sHMENT Camp Get aiiolbing 81
fxtrleks Clahch. WI. H0DsSOa,
iea54ol ,S.cr.saer - ssnia.
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!Ssnffonet.,s Hair.

ss~&x., ax..
SsSs1aOHffS AHAM. a4
9 . ! = Q v NJ
T1GM NEW ORLEANS. ~
DAVID FELT, HENRY STETGnT
Mo- yo,L 80 ~. = ,l- y 4 o v =
tz- IT, ss 1890 :. ols. =, a. New orieans
form thar snd, ma The ah AZ.
az AND III pIy FAN
aud o Ne sulc.sas III Of sTx bs
for sale e. th VERY LOWEST he GoST REAsO
ABLE 1Efsais.
ALSO
eonpeeion there Il Iarzo Jo pRP
saue ss ~, sv.
and {. The i mo-. rss:eaas,s Fsiees -
sfsa n tss ia ~
portion o. the terms and oad thsssf
Pc ees
tadeeY, .SA@AO nE - y tBoohSs
seai aas Sssn socks,
nos1eIs. kees!pi Books,
a. loFoes .so2sis ordsr Books,
hes's III s9okss Record Bcokn,
dss.snt sizes Of paper
ofaer OF tns ~, spa Laid snd Wove
1s.,ss, a. ~ = ~ ~ - AID LETIER PAPER.
o. bond And faofes
fAPer 5ee1 and Lsdeg Letter
OF ToTs Of rrsnch sna AasrIezn Tanlfactare.
rx;sA,ri.. sIGAAb0AT BOOKS.
Ssei1 fad Passags kegistss Cotton Receiving Books
WOOD Books, Cargo Receipt Cotton On
General 90 49, Sugar,
rrorsage DO 20. RurchAaa Books, - 1i =
Ise hhs nasP so ssss m.ssa Table,
Manifest Hsads, Bills of Fs9e f~tf
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
a e. 5esIsr
& asl 4
& 8 e. i E ~. sssss
s s.an Jsm s
st s Gss,s &. g. y ~
RsIs. s:t,sa Mem DO 4
10 s5s
q Dc Dc aaS q sa sa
Schmidt Total H. bales
q In a5a u slsE Msisasd 20 eS
"a d. kk sia s.ss 4
ss1 d m
s5sS !. ses..s
e Pau G. & ssasy as4
brey md ordsr-Toa IS bales 81 hhdibaeco = VIZ
M,eReJ zaeara cosad o oet s0 odsrHundres
ST. a. II. s a ssSM
5Sas &se ass ass5 ase
bss Of Psdreany sackea ia 81 %
1
hanE.e tses hemp H Basias rEns Harrsons boIs
sye 5 Gssss9 se ss O.
20 nSs ss. TO- @s
msSs sss s ds Tssas A.
T. 90 e 81 Ley ss i sasS s de
d 40 En- wins
~ e M s,o oSnv sn Head
aRss % Robson DO asssuwood e. %
Do Do BussnnoD c cs1sI ssvsn
siai b e. ssar G IS, PIs.
h iss POI a ns ana SsIs ds e
tobacco = '4' aales cotton lOt bids
+ David whto9s s cotton
% as aS do g Psysi
Gpss e passsa
Ysa.nsn Rods sad hhds .o6aseoR
=. 4 Short DO d. s Sos
nssPs 4 DC a. . 81. Do
d WIS Tas iia sa Do Ss9 sss
sssf a. GO eos bs Do Psrh
lss cotton Henderson s ao,Ua ss &
sugar ssl. p,oss,., s,..
p9 aa Do Bss q do Z d s g.
Taeep % az 30 Gs Angasn bales nass
r. bag, soi "a Lapss Fss1 "a
sugar EbanE sesn bss Ha'ss Do
m e @ mos Robertson
ssao s; y
ss &c 3 RG ss
9 bales Bsoerss do a. sa
&c Do 4.
ssss ss %
ss e bs h a DC
al ass sssog eo
paies nsy sOo sks bran Thompson hides Rendered.
o-lb hkins butter Grief &col coils ope Perkins mnS
hhin tobacco. AA ~ oaes cot'on lpa
BEND-steamer Lousa-so bales cotton Buebann,n
gafrol &eo-lso Wright Davenport &co-iS hIcRae AiTsgs
an Ee CONN ms Richard Nugent coe2 MLemors currn &so
so ward q Jonasa7 Davis jenkins Eco 45 oders saamsr
n cromr, H., Hson BOOT Payne
fson conway asols Walker HemnngWas
~ cleveland botherssco-9 hliams Phillips Eeo7
s.sa' as ss
connolly Fearn Dsnegan Ia Watt. sykes l.
ifnit and eundres TO oideI-gotal ITO bales Cotton
GRAND LAKEsteamer BsIle-lO bale, sot.on W.T..
skss Nobie7S Jacsson AGO 81 ad, Missile &eoss Mo,
~ ASwsS &s9Ss Baeaannon Carroll Fssen
Goodrich Ssoas Cox Giis& Boyd-s W Esin aeots carIy
.eson-i6 baker4 RHgelay, Blair Ward ~
nehae Adridge Cohnan9 Pinekari &co9 Cuddy. R,o,
o-I Davls Jenkins dco5 Memors, Curtin AGO Wilom, M
hui ~ 900 Lum &co3 Robson Aliens Perkins
o,s Mltenbeger &eo-& swinsy &co9 eorsa anpni
oKey isw kns-22 W Montgomery9a bbls pori W Rral
vel aeo4 dodo John Watt &ce-s Robertson Dsnn
'Is potatoes 10 bbs do III Mcconshl7 hides d
ader-Toa e35 bales cotton. -uiss 10
FLATB0ATs.
NDlANA-hileru Boat24o hay Orde-Jesrsou CITY,
n hhao
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MEMORANDA.

sfmer May Flower left 81 Saturday evening lost and
ports the river stationary with in the chaunel TO Cu
Ihs Illinois ws g With ~ feet tbs channel and the M
souri was falling, with feet from 81 Josphs to the mouth. Tho
steamers Lafk Crescent City Henry chouteAa and Ed Walsh
were all aiding for Nsw Orleans The Atlantic and Wh.ow
wstslaidup
arrival Of the steamship Granaa eln that the brig W
Pseon Capt Rodsieh with s gaa and 475o pounds
Of cosee sailed oa Havans @ the Sta inst tbs
Adams cray Henry with SIS and cigars aud brig
Peters smith, with 1911 b0rs, 10000 cigars and 1865 pounds
baoc asd % the same day with the Ganada Now Orleans The
brig ] 8 dsttnKT, hence, arrived IN sh instant
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FaipAY hoaSfss, July 10, 1855.
CLEARED yEgTERDAY.
ARRIVED. ~

stsAnsiP Granada Critic from York "a instant
7fhinhaht, 10 jennings, Laughlapa &es-2d district.
gg-... -...-.. Btea m b 0atB.
Belfast. Taylor. from 81 Lauir.
Flying Cloud, Phillpa, from St Louis. s. a.,.
Cuba. ieirn. from Mobile
May Flower, Grown, rom St Louis.
~ Tsshue, Tucker, from 81 Lona.
- David White, McGil, from Loskylls.
Carrier Brown. Lock port.
Music, Mccombs, from Iii1msport.
JaresE woodruff, Gould, fran ST Louis.
I@uitn, White from Niiksns Bend
southsFh Belle, Broadusli, ftota Grand Lake.
Below-Coming Up.
sehr Martha Post Mstor IS days Boston, to W Dewey
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oUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY oorne

4 Camp aud Lafayette been organ
act
D8Y She Sd iassant. =
hs has which simply that Saving
eon. For tbs ahding
their provided
Dime will be received deposit. ;
For Money deposited following
tshliALed So, ~. ~ .5zl=7 =
osros for s0nor than ~
othree PR
Deposs months
es. o. she rate Of four per cent Per Rnuurn.
pspog for over monih at the per
p -
but will
be allowed. -
o. Fridays dspoaiss will bs rsesysa only from Females
....TRGSGEEEs...
Hn. II. Garland, W. 8. Bobbs Dennis Crensr
Pat Irwin, Jaa. n. Fergay, Juo, b. Camden
SEQ, c. Is JIM Jas.M Rnnd.
B. L. Ro ertscn, WIN. Il. GARLAND pY.sidart
NsSotIeanss Angustl,Iss4. aus lY
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EXPORTS.

MoBILE-ship Cordslia-In ballast -"
MOBILe-shp South Carojna-Iu ballast.
BoST0NShip Hannah Crocksrant ssss kb
lss SACKS corn 40 oss ark tcalatd, u bn mdse.
MoBILE-Ba'k Jenny Lind-Iu ballast
LsBos-Bak Palmettoa hhds and Tobacco staTsa
bees war, 565 bills pork. " ~
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CATTLE MARKET.


THURSDAY EVENING, July IL, 1855.
The arrivals to-day per steamer Belfast Trabue
Mayfower and Woodruff $50 head Of Western Cattle, 100
Sheep, and Is Cows. Per steamers Dove, and Latona
oTexas Cattle Prices in favor of purchasers, and
sales dull.
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LoRfDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER
fAHDs-The undersigned have ia addition to ba;r nIa
well known established LUMBER yards Julia direct anSny hna
bn between 81 Panl &c aud Pine ees recently
yard al the Old Basin fronting the Canal on ia at
81 netsen Where snd Robertson Robertson aud
o. s,reet where they keep constantly
soment o. building materials, such seneta' as
Yellow Pine Ceiling. = sesa eha grooVea
and inch, uarrowaud WIDE ongned and erod
Yellow fiae Flooring. e"Nu stooVeo
Pine Flooring. " 1855 ' '4uAfe Joint yellow
Shelving and dressed Weather Boarding. seapr and
u ~ sses heavy timber Decking and h Piankg nnd
"a noh fine Boards and Rough Weather Boarding L.hs
Ratings ready made Doors SASH aud Moasns
taken f7r Lumber at their Mills Pensacola and Rak
na Wsat Florida the of pbjI.Jsirh
New York Boston, Key West Galveston Layaoa ,nn
ota Ap ONE ports along the Atlantic aud Calf as NAV he
Ihty also prepared supply orders for tb
and other European markets. - - t'f Tue Ehgiiah
Dressed Lumber kept all nent piled up in Sheds and f
ali s ppy soastany on hand rely getting
Policy, NlCoL CO.
-. Corner Cedar and Julia Streets New Rs,f,
1y2am Corner Robertscn Carondelet Wall Os5 H.,
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FTSo THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF IoUI.


u sANAons Of the points at presen. in tie
Of slga economy Of fuel II
Practical that the true theory Of Plenty
Came The sdyanagss M boiling bysten green cane are
nndsnlsbs In quality although saving ue slso
eed with the Of the ordinary pucb
hsr reduction both in the fuel aud the bring The
htsSnl Train INTO general - =
CHEAP steam L therefore md is
now % completely attained tbs PATENT GEM
EAToR upon the principle Of the celebrated Fs
Engine. new Two years in operation.
The Steam Generator
aee and absrns nnssenths Of the heat md with
pssps On tor burning the basa s other us
kspidty the Of sam ID raised 10 pressure
thsfrs. - - '~>Ns@e
The advantage harged steam in the
on well knons and in he
to any extent a pleasure, red Of pres
- RS"
Perfect safety from explosion being any large body q.
water hot being subatnsed
Economy 10 fuel, water and price cost,
Que Of these Steam and
season Enc plantation Of COL X. Camp lheyie and m
merits i7iy tested was worked by the negroes
aagng us Ws onehsif Of thst required the
SfeeHwood CnenRati The
al Louisiana and the Went nde twelve
assm bong confidently recommend
h plan "a the best hthero brought
and ne prepared in m.
with clnrins
and frat rate ct lower prices
Black Aparatuae from the Of g. B. Harrison Co. Nav
fork. :. - = ~ : ~" w"
The undersigned will put Steam Trains in ration furnish
me engineer required and the force
Those parties who the b auphae furnished with
asn apparatus to manufacture the plahaon
ssd BY one Of the and made rg The
In the making the article. A. a. TAiT
- Agsna in New Orleans Mesrs VOORHEES,. aRiGGs 4 Co.
IL Tchoupitonlas street. iaiI gpdhwtf'
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AMUSEMENTS.

rRAND BALLOON ASCENSION, xa.
NN-by We RUeFfEH GODDARD on SUNDAY. EssssA
4siy u.s. sss, from coose sgass fPisos sArnssJ 49,
5edhrd's Sfest Eaioon
$500 eatis sst q gas; win be tss ocsssoo -
During Tbs irf
pnny Of MEXICAN ACHDBATS psfya a. M TffsT M,
BLACK HOPE number o. ndstfsl Fenf.
The Ssn5rss JosEPFiEfA asd sUSENSA Gems OF Chs ,o
psny will appear Of sho Dances On H.
Rope. X - 50
- Zee small es for the programme q hsir
Should 1hs weather permit nubsr If PRELIMINARY
si9Ns vii ,. made under The direction Of Mons Gaderd.
Ths GRAND ASCENSION VIII take pises 81 nJeioek.
~ Gentlsmen dssirsus OF making Asrisi Trip
Ppy % Mr. If. Rzer, No As Cont street, O'clock
A. ~, rnt from P N
A.ks tsr Preliminary hseensous aiAo By
" NJ r. at the above ssated pI&ee and tinls.
- q Oates will be opened q o,eic=E
@ A"tHi'sn 20 esuss; chHdrez ji3
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WANTED.

VA ANTED-CITY CASH W4sR. yTs wanted
w ty IF WHITNEY : coxsl Camp strss:. dsa
SMI ANTED-A TEACHER Of the French Lam
s1assons capable Of giving in Yses asa r.tra
hs9si aaie pfaisrfea liberal -ary viii Be paid. A1Jrsar
ht> NJ r. PARKER, Aisyandra
N ANTED-A VESSEL Of the capacity az
Wv 600 tales eostsa, for northern on. ApaIySu
dtasdS TO g. G. BosERT CO, s. csnse sssst :