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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17

W INV IOIsADlEA.-We.
the our Lady friends and customers tnzA
both IN The city and country, examination
varied assortment q Ladies' Misses and Chndrcns Shoes which
consists Of
L.aies Black Congress oalI.r', vlth and vl,hou, heel.
coiored
(" Morocco Boots, with and without, heels
Pine KID and Morocco Slippers without heels
French KID slippers, soft and nice
White I'D and Satin Slippers, very enc aud nice
very zoe French Parior Slippers
Morocco and KID lhck soed Boots with and
without heels
+" Morocco and KID ihick and nhin soied Buskins
Misses Black easrs, Win and Without heels
Oolorcd Button and Lace, with ard without heels
oolored and Black Morocco Boots,
Back Morocco Slippers
chdren's colored Button Lace GaerS, without
heels
Black Lace Caters
Cord and Black Morocco and Pat Leather Boots and
Ankle Ties
Goat Roots, uick soes
Together with msny other Styles mention
osl and 'ee hrm'" 49, PUTNEY 4 WAITE,
n0l6 No 1f9 Main uoud.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17
EIs,mdNyIInTIMg wA,.IMEFoons ~

wnipENEYfR late of Fredret.,grg Va have Just re- ssA
finger Rms, Ladies Caans, Genoens Fob Chains Gold and
Silver Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver Thimbs Cold
Steel Spectacle Silver Gobiets spoons a.sr
Monns Card Cases, Match Boxr and
sy and Silver line for terms
represented.
Also WATCHES ~ m kinds repsired perform
well also Jevery Of description repaired A. short notice
eeo-1y
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ID. b. Bridgford ". Tfnseiy Pate, Franklin Matthe.ss
..4 nRIDGFORD a co.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS.
CoRSER 2oru, srRyrrs,
LAVE for sale the following cons gnments-
10 tons Ground Plaster
$40 tons Lump Plaster
800 boxes Smoked lIerTings
800 bushels Mercer potatoes
~ O0O Sawed Shingles
200 900 Sawed Laihs
%" bbs RosenJale Cement
BOO bbls James River do
200 Dbl. Caleined Plaster
2O0baies Northern Hay
20 bbls No. Rtrrings
loo bbls Common Roxln
DO bushels z asterng Hair
They ao storage In The hull o 90 ooo
bushels Of wheat Parties would r
soy sIslhg US caiL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17


ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
W. T. BAILEY, A. b., Principals
Prof EMTkN, Of Paris, Professor Of Modern Languages
FuyE undersigned will open School Monday sept 29 the
large and Ih street formerly known
tbs CITY spng Institute They design opening school Of the high
grade. boys will be thoroughly aud accurately
either for the University for Of Colleges fitted for
The business Of lie.
Special upon English Departments
a. It Is considered 10 be too much neglected.
Payable, semi-annually in advance, session ~ months
............... F4VDO
latin and higher Mathematics. 5000
Modern Language each. Observation-Disclosures
JULY 18th, 1856.
Mr. W. Bailey graduated NJ College with honor,
last lie To devote himself school teaching cheerfuy
aud confidently recommend him for scholarship aud high
character and With experience in the business OF teaching
and motives enterprise have doubt he viii meet The
iAtions Of all reasonable patrons. WA. A. SMITH,
81 Randolph Macon College.
Mr. J. IT, Binford graduate 81 University 81 and has
been successfully engaged In teaching during e last four years
both In Eastern and Western Virginia Testimonials from the Pro-
lessons u the University aud his patrons desired
Mssrs binford Porers Cabinet waTerooms, franklin 81
J. H. BINFORD,
au1-n w. 7. BAILEY, A. ID.
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OWN COATs, Oyru Goa

n INsEED OIL, WINDOW GLASS, white Lea,
u 4 White ZINC Paint, &C, Tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD a co, Druggists,
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NOUR attention IL invited stock Of RICH nz -
il M0ND MADE CARRIAGE, consisting ofCtt1HA/
COdces, sir s,t Cdrrdges Rockdcdys. BHggie CST<Tf<
Suties' DC This work IL made Of the best mate-<Sz
rial By good workmen, under the immediate
propreOrs, who thoroughly acquainted with the
Also, hand g Cdrrfages aud BH00is
which will be sold low By AfNsLIE, BOWEN A POWELL.
je12 1Oth b.t Ma and Carv
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HOTELS. 10.
TUNsTALL HOUSE.
srmm o sts's : M ii

"A Omnibus % and frea Ran Road Depot 10
~ this uoen-. Esery attention passengers Who
sis-iy. TTT--T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17

AN CONSEGNWENT.-
" Mountain Family flour
bbls spitrsnburg Apples, clofcs
do Parasns
do Novs Scotia Rassets.
Just received and for sale ~
eslo HUNT BROTHER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

CITY HOTEL. r. Todd ia; p Ilhenny, Waterproof
Walter Pug child and sgt La G Deech and lady, Mobile
minston; 2 W Lanalsy Selma; Il z Aa1ty Miss Marry
Foley, D sorren, Mrs Floyd Miss Floyd Georgia;
Rhorer New Orleans William Means Texas John Mcgey,
FIRTH, Louslana Luther Mlliken Chicago; Miss Julia
Chdress and sy Baton Rouge,s Green Point Coupee Fen
elon Cannon, La; John Huages st Mary; Dwight, AS
sainpton John Brown, Rock Island TX: Z Il
ARCADE. leo Cox N Smith and syt; Ocean Springs
GaptC Walker and daughter, 9; Heath La Meyer
Hunks East Baton Roege Henry a Sample, Miss City; r
Foxworth H. Holloway, Columbia Miss, Vim Grinis Red
River b G Calin, Lafourch W H Gibsrn, NO.. n, 5 ~
sT4CHARLEs ~ Humphreys, r Roddy Coast, c Fox
THeage La; Miller, Ala; Crawford r Joshua Kennedy
and lady child and syt Miss Emanuel Miss En&nde Miss
Baton Rongs Rev Dove Rey 2 Lewis Yves. Felieiaaa
Rev John Rowland Rev John Frllson, La; Worfolk Co
lurnbus, Ga: Louis Pidne N Newman O; H Hornsby,
Louisville, Or Bard Alexander; B Hart, N OF Alfred ]
Martin Bghon g Guion, Lafdurch a NJ Crozer, Thibo
daux Il Smith, Terrebone; Bennett Ipfourch; d Sage
O; Dillnrd Alabama; j BarStow, Rapdes d II Nor
ton, Charleston. II S&S% ~ E's'FEy
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froas q Dsssssa street eet nd
n ANOTHER LOT or GROUND, DESIGNATED BY ire nanthsr
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bre petite cuisine bos consenant une une
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SETH D1sT51c1 cornr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS w DEN
i of NsM Orleans IS CoRGoEAN:. No. 2 6fa "a
Y dss aass { &c
T a9Fs fssa M s e II
or ao IN L
this city ID Square No. 800, comprised within Lbeety Howard,
Clio and Galleps stress 50 feet front on Liberty
Together with all the buildings improvements thereon
consisting of two fre ouHes slate roee
tanning eight gallery In front above and bellows
II story Kitchen each tenement containing
kitchens have ciapboard roof s6a5 SS58
Seized in the above snit-
J54TERMS-6ash on the spot
rs t{35=55 100 ~ FGs JOHN u. BELL,
smyl 2 Is 81 sherif q the Parish If Orleans.
SfxYsHr EorR DE DIsrRIcT7 IAsVIEFE DE ia. MILE
Il De La NouyEILE-oRt ORLEEANsV W DENIS COR
Il ErNVERTU tI,un alYas xvraS ID fferf 1aefas
Ia addresse Honorable Sixisme Gour
Noyeile 0leaus dams atfaife cfdesus MAR
Camp ct des. Magasins q ladiadieation de-
5&UN CERTAINL0T DE TER RE situe dams lc Prernie
District de cette vile Iilet No 800 borne les rues
Iibste sur liz pieds de profondeur
Ensemble toutes les batssss ct eHoTations an
dit terrain CONSTANT maisons hois
Gaee has haats cnisine etages aui boil
attacee chacune des deux maisoaf contenan
4 Les cuisines sont eouveres merrnins.
( Saisis dams Iafaire ci-dessps. zsis4
i CONDITI0NS-Co moment de Naturalization.
= $50 ~ JOHN N. BELL.
= nyl2I53 81 Sheriff de l. Paroisse dereans.
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and Dutcher-Dyas &co-TT Folly &co-Elo kcoT FeroisP
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E. sic &eo-Heath Miller-Henderson Peale--H H Hedd
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hds ngon Mads-Kepnett, Dix &co-s \ Kennedy eco
1892 4 ocora1f ,ranss;na ecnT1alovd Tir
1000 SoMP z! TanahinMIT n Ttehford Sco-i i Ium &c
Luneschloss Bros &co-J Malleit-J Mauri-S Aagno-J
T. Matthews &co-Maloney Bros-Aay, Van HaakS &eo-Mor
sbs BrosR McGregor &co-B Nautfey-Actregor Alleway
csks Cos Nelson &co-h ller(new Guston h2nseIAoi
e, Sn1edes &coA fepln Seo-ogesef q
and fagan dco-f fooe-Fg sinthS &co-li ~ fess
H., Maiard-Leon, fnrre &eo-and order ~-Eg3sv
kgs RAILROADS.
- NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT EoRTHE
RAILROAD-l5 bales cotton Payne Harrison-s Ande1so
bble y BschE2eo do to Cresier WineMa5 10 j Pike1
wool Carroll Prtchard &co-ToRl 81 bales cotton. 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

By the following from late Paris paper it will be perceived
to what extent American energy carries trade It is
thing the purchase grain and in Calcutta for Europe
since the tho shipments commented but this is the
first inanceo of american going into the trade So it will
appear other ganares in the world beside the poduc
tive regions of West.
fine American clipper, hurricane Captain Verrey,
arrived Hayre the 9Th inst, from Calcutta having made
days, including cali Falmouth When
she left Calcutta destination was Crimea having
informed of the conclusion Of peace the captain for
Falmouth and Havre The vessel, which with the
cargo the property Of her captain than 500
had board of wheat 5400 bags Of rice,
and upward Of 225 of other corn The hurricane has
brought from Calcutta rhinoceros, BULL COW, and two
horses Of small breed,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
EXPORTS.

BOSTON-ship " " Moses-lz65 balss cotton ISL hhds
tobacco go do hams 80 bales do bds hides 1892
bbs pork Ii roles leather @ bbls $50 ties 4S kgs lard
slaves. 's ' 'z=Rs t,z'2Ts2- -
MORILE--Brig Jonathan Cilley-l50 tons coal,
MoNIG s gealet-1to hhds and lssbs
S bbs and 1874 hf bills olsses S bs coffee,
and ties bacon $50 coils rope bales baggng 81 wine
csks brandy and wine 800 bbIs pork 2D do -four 163 bs
II hi do whisky csks rice do porter 10 bbls ackeFe
bb Is kgs lard SKIS salt IS candles do soap pigs
glass ware, "a b1s tobacco and 30 pkgs mdse. ~
4 PENsACOLA-Schr Phoeni&-In ballast, a. s-n
LIVERPOOLeShip Kingstoa-35g0 bales cotton 566 hbe
and ties lard, 40 pcs ebony, 1856 slaves.
PENsACOLAschr sonhrou-2s bales nay, corn IL
bbs pork. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
WANTED.

yETANTF1D-A G GOD COO tx WASHER ND IRoNER
w for family Of two persons; Wages $40 per month
ply at No. IS st. Ohm street. between Poydas and Perddo
NETANTED-A} COOK, ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
w Pastry. Liberal and constant employment given.
Apply franklin Eating House, 1a Grayer street a29 Ct
{KTANTED-A GIRL ABOUT FOURTEEN YEARS OF
wv age either white coored to light work. erads,
and look after cfd. Acomortabe home and good
given Apply at No. u ST. John street. between Poydras
and Perddo --g5rg =, -r. a25
ITTANTED-DoUBLooN BY 25fl ~
w ms BARELLI & Co, No. 81 Common street.
JITANTED-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
w ing French in all It's branches, desires situation either
in conntry The best references to capacity and
habits given, If required. Address B., at this Office md
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
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TIE GREAT aEAGICIA lTS ss
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WiI be acted Adsms ~ q aesSs5
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II Nv babe and DeEegrassa IA 4gg55Sg
L ~ Doors open eEg o'clock. WEE rny2 3s5
4 A CATaR-EEsLIgMNm EHES Il
through Tie kindness W. e. Anieon Eess
Il announce hex BENEFIT 5 NJ. RI s sA
& g5&ss SUNDAY, afag 4khs 1866 .;4s ss9
When VIII be presented Tobns eonsdy Il
II #55aa ys hi ON EYM NJ MI
H IN which Mr. DeBar
Il tistss viii If r Had.
Il Mrs Bo5ft Wazdaaa Emma HI
y Morton md ~ hare laaly
II Adsa os .he 0o Of j. Menn ESD
III essrs. Kneas Rand val Ases
Weston tby permission Of Mr. viii nuke his nrss
character Buy Conner
n Miss Alfredo will sustain the character of CHARLES TEE
SECOND inFaint Heart never Fair Eadys and
"a IN The Honey Neon. 3t9{ssE 5gs5@s
na-Bex 0ffcsnow open. TieEets is eants N.Y. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
Bebielp 1T TIE galarhtts.

FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2.
COTTON. The demand not general yesterday but few
buyers coming forward and their offers being mostly below
views Of factors heard of sales of only bales
Prices easy without any quotabe Decline repeat
our last figures: ..-.... "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02

EyEIBALNE1NGs THE DEAD.-P. CAsANkyE
No. g Aa5ais street between and
York city Of DEAD will attend proupf,y
TO all orders by day night The is simple and Is
done with no Bodies emhane y
him warranted to keep free from decomposition and can be-
taken any part Of the world without exhang tha slightest
odor season of the Bodies advanced Efsls Of
decomposition restored to perfect state Of preservation
apply -ts'fr' -
BDeeeased ministers, physicians and lawyers viii be
empalmed free Of charge, Az en-
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! CONsTABTFYs SAFES.

ss. CONsTABLE'S SALES.
FfsF ce9aF IosEfT G5EEP y snd MS
B5sfs j H. asnsSsis tss sss.ss
p a ss as 4 81
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g ) cry q hs ps% G. ou1Rk Constable
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2 sisa toa g. 81 sse eee sntlsa ss ETC.
mylb 12TI5 . IT, Et wM, C. ouIRK, Constable.
FIRST JUSTICES counr RgLIFE : CO, JOHN FAR
r, IA $ $AH#S#
] J NS VIZ FaRk Is 4 AND ESE MIFE Ne r.
S$# 4: 9 aE 5SsS5&5f
IF ss fzts ef s s 5a aslas
the te Parish of Orleans, proceed sell
public auction On TUESDAY The 18th day Of May 1856 at Il
s5SsE LOT I OF HoUsEHoID FURNITURE etc. @
Seized ID the ADORE entitled suit 'Ff! 81 EFFE5
TEE IISECash on the snot,s ~ Az ~ ~ F..Sf
1 VI iue spo' ,,t n o11rpr-
S -e ----- - - -SS. .
tSSt esteA AND OWNERS OF sFGhMER
Parish of Orleans I SARAH-No d 81 1890
DIV VTTsTUII of "a writ of fferS fnegns to nae
d drecIed by the honorable b. F. MITCHELL First Justice
0pb 0r al nv Wbe Ti ree az
DAY, the sth day Of May 1885, at Y O'Clock NJ. z s
suit. 49, :
HTERAs-Gash on the spot :. =, = I'D ..
AIS " my5@ yrs WIN. O. QUIRk, Constable.
r,sn I-Trr,s T--gr, r D 90 W NJ - n
z Parish OF Orleans Az REISS-So. q, 571.,
d;rctad Nv tba ,Iith S w
The Peace for The Parish Of Orleans viii nroeaed IN ss st
public auction FRIDAY the 9Th day May 1856 at Il
O'Clock, NJ, at No. irod street. between Fulton and Front
1eyee streets Z. S,5.. Is gSs5 ls Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-02
MEMORANDA.
SPOKEN.

. The officers Of the Grenada report heavy raus
avng fallen Shreveport and the adjacent country Red
liver three to four inches whilst lying Shreveport
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Shipping santsAiaellts.
THURSDAY, May 1885,
\ CLEARED YESTERDAY. ~

!. A. a85as3 GIIEAf{ED 1E5IERDA1 .3Ssssi 3ssg
EFsa!s s asss
s s.g roens BB o for Psseos
+ ARRIVED.
Ship Sys ss M99 ss, Hare m March, to Baxter
Ship Baltic Morse % froin PHILADELPHIA Aseke
Ship Hndeysr days from New York. cohen-2d
Ship fssffs e TsSas tss avf ~ March, e Baxter
Brit s q s Idss Wesco March 70 master
Ship Ocean Home, from Rotterdam 18th March, to
schr Old Dominion Bunker, days from New York. ches
schr Fannie Beasten Philadelphia April MASTER
l asss5ss n5as,st d 5s
Bark Susan Lind Coffin ls days from Boston . cFesyy
SHIP Emily HaIl Woodsds Portland afe vs Nassau
Ship Susan owingg norton IS days from Newport
Bark PsaPs Kelley s from Rio 5ansiro
ssh S5sdisRPss Henderson . days from Boston, to Geo
sIeop golons, 4 Anselnae from nc Coast l5 I
schF Vieau, Koan days from Pensacola, 10 master
&c rom
s sRs P PS Nss%sn,i soa RiiofsSasisa
sehr Beay from from Biios Il @
schr Shamrock from Bayou LaceInbe-Basin
| f-s2 sTgAMB OATS. - f<g.s tsEt57si- /,
| ~ TcTwiohell, Faxcett, from Louisville. 4. 4
Hslls D6Paa Ne9emts, fse
\ eF sAleck Scott. Fit1fans from ST Louis
II Piotas Parker from Strand Eeore. Z ~ ~
s Nssess HIe sse 55sn V MsS5Is
| Grenada Baiiess. from shTeTepoft. r. &
81" Ssss Ssar ssFss CT
Towboa Agosaxon Steele from the down and
e saa m nj as Ms and as snh E
Dominion ss'p' Au4' : AA' s'At ol4
TOwboat Hercules IaPaes from the
Diosns4 up ships Baltic iii ana
e st s s,, e hs.ds sss Raos
bark ,l 3 ships Ocean Home En-
,s
Il owlWAIT1N ORDERS.
Brit. Ship SULTAN Hunter, from Liverpool 18th March,
t..E ~ MEMORANDA. EL.-z-{.L5lE=
M The oicer of the steamer Grenada report heavy
having fallen Shreveport and the adjacent country Re
River rose three to four inches
=@ " SPOKEN.
M 2ls ul Of the Isaacs, ship conqueror 48 days fror
Hayre, bound to Mobile. . AZ ~! III s9%b5
-- .---. DISASTERS. 1= ..1,r
Information reached the city yesterday the bark ii
cnda, from Matanzas for this port cargo of sugar.
signed TO Murison had gone ashore Chandeliers
had four feet water in the hold probability that 81
would so to pieces There is insurance her cargo
for s42, co., .r,e0.-.5..5, TT 1 l-55.z y
,fl %YsE|, w ~ -. sfy st."
i g WI EXPORTS. RE-
q BOSTON-ship Wv Moses-lz65 balss cotton ISL hh
tobacco 80 do hams 80 bales moss do bdls 20 hides
bbls pork Ii roles leather 267 bbs $50 cB 45S
:. slaves. . '5Es i5z'IT1g'
e MORILE-Brig Jonathan Ciley-l50 tons coal. h.
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aa... Y 1912 1857
MsUGAR AND NOLAssEs Sugar was in moderate request
easy prices generally but without any material change with
sales Of $50 hhds OF Moasses 700 to 800 bbs were
sold at s4@35c for Fermenting, and S5@7e p gallon for
Poor Reboiled to Choice lots. "z .+''
FLOUR The market was fmer with sales Of 5000 bbls
including atboat l45O bbls Indiana at S. s dev
cred alongside ship $50 Illinois at the same, $50 Ohio Sc &
resale Of 300 Sc some St. Louis at Sc so
% W ios 'upein r .
sold OF which D toor Mixed at oc i1s at 49, 800 at 49, 1000
noticed only small sales at HOBO p bushel for St. Louis
PRoV1s1oNs..The was good demand, and prices
higher owing to favorable accounts from the East The sales
embraced about w oos including early in the day 800 bbls
Prime Mess s 400 Unnspeced Mess mostly at s6 Is and
subsequently lot Of lls5 bels Mess at Sic and $50
Sl65o q was In fair request with sales Of 100
casks, which IS of Sides q1%c
sh,. NJ TslS-sr 10 e p1 ~ ~ ~ nv 90 u "
-, 90 ~ 20 49, ~ " M i' az 80 U Ao....ol
fa 90 etees oEulry were sola az ec, ~ NO. l. in two
1saTT coo, ~ oooo @ = 80 So; y, ~ =, -
- - 80 49,, $50, a povi oo"ise WAS soia al
anu one VI Jaw hes lcluul 2iSo tlnei ut 81 ~ q sack
round. r. ~
Hand.spun from store at &c "a r. -'' '-'i e''''
COFFEE mil and ,te s,los ,o,s,ad :, ,L.,. 90, =, 49,
po a. 1n,t@11a s'e' ''NlnSu ~ apou' ooo oags
BAGGING Small lots Of India were selling at 15c - yard
LOT OF l4ee obls Western sold on the levee at
LARD OIL One or two lots Of Ordinary St. Louis we're
WHISKY The derapdV was fair with ss1es Of 1Oo hills
p.:e. :. ao,i ION ao,11,.a ' aa e VI NV u'e
eeea a 7ae' ioo ]-7seS'' anu @oo "'smfes at c
q gallon ,.ul'
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seameEc Bealer, walker, for montgomery y Hyde &co
Brit Ship Kingston Smith, for Liverpool IF MsxWe &co
Ship W Noses Jones, Boston, ~ G w Hynson Eco
Brig Jonathan Ciey, Tonneson, Mobile, s5G5a Turner
schr Phoenix, Brown, for Pensacola zl z5s Master
Echr sonthron, Ellis for Pensacola, Jno Hurley Eco
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DISASTERS.

Ra 2st a of the Isaacs, ship conqueror IS days from
Hayre, bound to Mobile. n ~ -s5FF 55
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MAYoRALTY NEW ORLEANS, I
..,. .---.. t. City Hail, March &C. 1856.
sSe Three Hundred Dollars Reward. - A
reward Of Three Hundred Dollars will be given for any
information which will lead the and conviction Of the
assassin who did the night of Monday the 18th
about O'clock the ravier and Magazine
streets shoot policeman Alexander Alego in the head of which
wound he has since died. .jg..=z.. .l-
m27 JOHN H. LEWIS, Mayor.
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t4- Commencing M9ED AY April z2ss 1916
glt DAVIS, MINsTRELS. nj
4 70 + a : y A. 4 D N IN

The Best Ethiopian Troupe New Orleans faiele
Performers. including NED DAY tIa celebrated Tamhar-
nists Vocalist and Bs5fs
4 MI MADAME DAVIS,
z W.SPENNI9EHHKs famous Bsa5 sSsSg
Master y. ". ADAMS, the fagprfte Baiiaa iDgsr8s
p Mnsicaf National Melodies
Operate Pasodes Dancing, Negro Ec-4
I! ceatTicies ETC. etc
Doors IT s
clock! 4E&9 ~
4dnission. 80 cents. a22 il
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WITHIN q.
IS forty days from this date will apply the Second Dis
Court Of New Orleans the emancipation Of my slave
JULIA, muatfess aged about sixteen years 2, .s,i
New Orleans, March IT. 1856. -n22 4tins6d u '1i,
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GLASGOW, LIST January, 1856. NJ
We hayethi day opened branch Of house London
under The firm Of DENNIsT0UN, GROSS q Co. TO con-
FORD, resident partners.f s95
We take this opportunity stating that Mr. ROBERT nR-
EIsTQuN and Mr. Alley DENNIST0UN, sons of ouSS
ns 4st as naW ana haEs
branches. a ttsssz5l ses7s'-
L js3Q 3n -. J. & a. DE,ENISTOUE