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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

NEW CONCERN.-Jos. H. Wilson has this day ~.
~ socated with him. Thos W. Johns and John g. Lang
horne in the Commission business under the firm
Wilson Co. at the old stand of JOS H. Wilson.
keep large and well selected stock OF aroceries
Staple Goods Iron, Steel &c, &c Particular attention
paid country produce and liberal advances made
upon produce in hand. = -
JOSEPH II. WILSON,
THOMAS w. JOHNS.
JOHN s. LANGHORNE.
jan 5ts Lynchburg, January lst 1855.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

E2NEay.t alas sssgFEAs.-senison .s"h-
f ea.ts ' LEE g. JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

EKEAT NORTHERN a N ID IsI. "a n
N SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE- 1xX
TN EEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via Virginia CENTRAL. AND ORANGE AND AL
EXANpRIA RAILRoADS,-The night Train leaves Broad
Street o'clock allowing 40 minutes passengers
the n,hnond and DnnyIo Railroad for supper. Omn
hns free ri charge. sAs
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
niehm0nd lotdnnsylo. - 20
t,ardoussilt g. Washington by Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, 70
H. u. WnlTCOMB, sup't Transportation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

StMALI. MATTE RA.-Wc have On hnnd . 1no
- Gold Thmbes made Of fne gold round and oc
gon shapes plain engraved Also something very nice
in the way of Gold Finger Shieds Also several
beautiful patterns Silver Napkin Rngs and Silver Fruit
Knives.
invited to examination Of the ahoys art
cles SlLNEkTHOkN x CLlrIcs
fe oats formerly H. SIverthcrA'a
~T.OyER AND ORCHARD GRASS eBBD.
We have Clover and Orchard Grsss Seed on con-
signnent and for sale. i-' ,a,xSo~
ie22ts -. !. -. LEE q iil-,eezN.- sYiill--,,e,e0z-N>..-
UDLACk OATB.-Ja.s . hand = supPiy ef Na.
Id than Iusk's superior Black Oats whirn VIII sen
cheap to close, lie l3isl HI& A. 1sA4tNst1~s =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
y(ew Orleans IlOnfv N(arkst.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp. Street
If,,auIpuS mil


The movements the Money Market to-day were rather Of
trivial character Though the offerings in bank heavy 1t
only confirms repeated opinion that there continual in
crease in the business of the city If there was increase
banks in their daily movements, would show IT. and instead Of
exhibiting line of loans and discounts of S2G000 they
might only show Sl5 to Sl8O000O If the commerce Of
the city actually rerogradng would be discovered
in the porte seues several banks Though of
prominent bank Of two three banks and then
get discouraged does not signify that such feelings warp the
views of other bank 1t Is not every body that de-
Of going Paris there independence yet
manning among most influential citizens, who really believe
that New Orleans yet place. and worthy all and every aid
assistance and feeling, which its grand destiny
pish.
BY statistics published in last will be observed that the
time for dccenon in trade, confidently predicted has
not yet arrived AS Customhouse figures about certain
crerona have only say that the value Of exports
from this port for the quarter ending the st March, larger
than before being So than any three months
before known and had not the navigation been interrupted
| they might have reached Si0,000OO0.
There was but little doing the streets to-day in paper
stocks The only negotiations heard of $4,000 of long
dated acceptances at p cent
stocks we heard OF no transactions The books for the ad
dona capital Of the Bank of New Orleans opened today
and AS expected the stock taken up very fast
three thousand shares being taken three O'Clock the
old Stockholders have thirty days to take the whole amount
only infer that the Whole stock will be readily subscribed
The Citizens Bank gives notice that the interest coupons of
bonds issued by the city, including railroad bonds, and due
the 1st of May next will be paid presentation at the bank Of
America In New York We presume holders satisfied
that they very free in their remarks regarding the
payment of the interest.
Exchange in good demand day. and under such inu
rates advanced par which argesales made
the banks for checks New York. Outside there fair
business done at Il discount until late hour when drawers de
cned to sell under par and that closed outside operations
haps until Sixty day bills taken freely IL
to 5S. Some Havana drafts New York sold at *
Thirty days sight q cent discount In Sterling only heart
the sale Of 10000 atS The banks drawing to-day
and this left the market free for outsiders We quote first class
clear bills from So 81 and o. Bills Of ladg drafts from
tx to 81, with very small Offering We do not know
where all the exchange goes Francs also rather
upward We quote 1924 5l77 and expect to e
| to- .l5.
Condition Of the Banhs of Ee,g Orleans Saturday Of
| tceek from The 1t .SeEten,ber, 1855.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ARcAnE IL R@r Ms 9s Ns ss. Texas ,a James
ois $, La 5S"s Wawer' shin, John Davis Isa4y,
4 fSs.' f KsSS u Msr rsEes f aSes casHon
t i *gTS' tomorf Mss i vasarda f a ''D"
rsV Sy'i5 I Hlri dtss 1s MsfA3S nnF rsss
n n"1Ss% hSs ; sSa O. isg Sa
~ $oFfiIsS nd say, Mss Msry raSo Gg5
Jun 5%n; 5sf' a$ Hss"s, M Res5n n" vi sh
odp Peter Ha 5G e psy Ghgsk P ssr
R%rn Mi i Gs!isn ar4ers yilysHton 5ITs swRex
IsSd Mjss il Shs r%T Gibson ( cja; { copss,
Pa4Ecson V VIM NIX Rome mes c TH en col i;eiec
franklin; WIN Pumrhries L Wilson and son. d ynson,
Ccutcrvie
G+ddss, .; q Henderson and Family Ms Mss Mis-
%d s!a ,S%ss Wiis3% hess Ss2%, VIII %sof
LELAND lady aud Ncw York p seraehey ard sgt
Aspn~ai IF ScatchIcy and ay Cream lady .yt
a4HsmTes , Mf5rn i cFs II sS9 g se9W W,r
nec @nI lsIy " ElSadR and ady Mil g FE5'flS ; Ms
E s1 and an s 4 b fs: H. III H5y"
Marrow, Mr. N Bryan, laIy child and servant I:agc
4e ay e Wm scp per- r BAyo '% Bae ' N
st. rSmn. Rs 4 Gsy 2 I'D, SS5 M Yo ioR re
imaersoR, Nasbvia; Iayen Mobile iHo duncan iSs
W g Smith, Miss Drmmond, " B ightoot Pass Chris
tian; Wetenhacker AnesOta Jacob Mageet Misses Ma
gee and servant Mobile; Mr. Cist Mr. Gloumgn Mr. adburl
ST Louis Thomas Rich, Boston; Ragsdale solomon
Sonora Cal; F Terry Phladelphia Henry Clarke \ o.
ugerso, MOBILIZE james Serey, Galveston; smith ant
baby New York: N Gray, lady and servants Mrs II Ora
and children, G Gray. California; j " sorIworh:
WGFer and servant Galveston; Webster Fuller New York
Cal Smith, lady, daughter aud svt Texas Cook Q; &c
g " Moore, Baton Ronge: J Ereyton aud servant g;
nfendorfer, Abes P Jackson [ouisville Z Il Stevens
Saratoga Springs; Miss Billie Ionsby, LouYile rh0s Placid
n Y; VIM + Ntwsom. Henry Clarke, A NJ McHnstry, a
Green Meek Ark 7 Il Wrightnan Donaldson lone
Aberdeen, Miss; Wheeler Victoria, Texas; Stephen II l
den Gonzales Texas: Samuel Hepburn, Donaldson; EbcnezG
ls,ard I.oasyie " Pafrey i II Scogg ST MaTys Mrs
Collins Miss i Collins Jno Collins, Iatourche u ion
Terrebone; " Meeks, st Marys Peton, la; A She
InIruD Marvel nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16

eawhe-J D nonegre,,,BareM &co-A Robb ase-H
a iiass- 1t Harvey &co-cox, Gnls BOYD.
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Ws s Pisas sseon GseMae Ba4' Illus
Ssro f5 Ps2%sa sI I ass
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1ass F6 ss eeW F"f sePsoa
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TnrpnI pangherty s9oT BaksBdss Bro
5sSn F:sl Etc Ee 1S5
EOrnpkln6 ana Drdef, g.
A Ter sffm E%R$s KY
alan Carroll &co-i,radey, Wilson coBaucr Sco-Clevea1d
Bros &co-Carro, Prichard &c6-Bul, Fills &eo-C 7 Bud.
decke Gco-Campbell sroDgBarlow AcoHeWitf; Norton
kco-fIendeson PealeD Yyerly-1Iendeson, Terry
4 d Grief sco-j Connolly &co-W jackson eco-Payne (
Harrisor-J 3 Heald, Masse Goo Connolly Wilson, lips
comb Barriere &co-Bahchard Ciule-Bance & Leaf
! mont-Brrtett dco-S Balre-Bnnne fEBailee-Bailange
&co-H Bergman &co-J Burnside ScoE E Bonnet-Bonl
Keep NJ Chassarol-L Chares-C Cate &co--J Caldwell
&co-Corson Armstrong-Cuele 4 Morrow-P Durel-L Du
caurneau-L Deoche-Dobyns & Harrington--G Dunbar
F Degcn-T Dantztger-R DryerJ Derbes sco-B Dours-
G Dnpuy-Durel &co-F' DucengeN Espinoa kco Frge
ro-Felt l. Stefso-F Folger 6co-Frost &co-Fennell
6co-Gique Observation-Disclosures Gifen .Sco-J a Gray
Grant Lewis &co-A Guesnard-I Goldmih-JU Guerren
ger Goldsmith Haber & COT tiuon-J NJ Gould &coP
uebrard-Gregor WtlSol-R Geles-Rarris It MorganSar
scanlan sco-scott Seariug-B TiGcr-F NThayer-Towr
send Tompkfns &co-CoI D Tompkns-Taylor MADDEN &c
Tulane &co-Turnel Gco-Taylor 4 Har-Taylor 4 Raddi
Thrill & Baes-O Woodmau-J 0 Woodruff &eoM G Veil
IIanray 6co-C NJ Haryey-T Hart &co-J Hobbs &coJer
nings, Laughand &coA aglaiiJackson &ce--Dayis
Jacfson-A Kearncy-Kennedy kco-W HsLetchford eco
Leon Pierre & co-feghon 4 Barbot-E MarIueZa-iaco
Ffere-A Monroe tco-J MoodyMcCntcileon. Howell &c
j Mcdonald &co-H D McGnnis-J + Matthews &co-Mn
ray Miller &co-J Marks &co-J Morgan-Montross Sill
, weli-Nosth smedes &co--Norris & Way-B N NornarrT
Payn &co-Peet Smms coR Pitkin &coGod cbatx frert
Price Converse Mcpherson, Harrison &co-J PeciP
thof knght-F Remoillo &co-P Il f Reley-F Reinha
Il Field W Stanon-Slark, Stauier &eoSrnger thceT
Is Whte-and order. VII 3saah 5- &lgs.s5 4Se a
~ 81 FLATBoATs.
BAYOU DE GI4AIzEper2 boats-l20 900 cypress slaves
l. MASTER. a. ~. u 5-s.a5E q a..7s 81. T.
ISDlAEA-Marshalls boat-llT tons hGy, order. 3.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

L
TENNESSEE R1vER-Stcamer Cherokec-l4s3 bales cotton
SsSas sS! " S 49,
corn W5odrf co6i do Brady German tco66 do wheat
272I bales cotton. 49,
EALIzE-steames ophelia-2l hlds sugar de Egana-
sS 2fo S Hgo@5 d fHSs Gay"
ordeE5 Do g 9bs molnsseS MontgCmery-$l hhds
goaae nH % r Re5snords s' % Teseo half
@ DSs rice and nrics 10 Sc
hhds sugar, $50 Jbls molasses, 100 hf do.
sSsS S5PesSSs 52o sSs5s
Sc 6s ?S ss s SEp1@s;
HIDES qusyrouzs ManEsiof Dc Bsloea Neo-isl d
q wool B9 nSi q h 70 0derot"
observation-disclosures Howard-36S bbls flour 40 hhds
%c y s ss is g S
SIS Ks corn j @ s. Lids oSaeeo
S!s;! SSs ; Fs'sTss his;5 I'll
Ss h5sS 1fE R Sass
ES Hsi Es! s FHSt Dds M
ST MARTINsyIE7s2 HHes cotton IS hhls measses
oit charpapier Do @ hhds 5bls mSasscs Da
sT55TTs ss Sf @s ss S
cotton Oliver &s91lOs hides H@ skins Floneel b
|
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Empress pkgs mdz D NJ Cooper
! Il Mautre-1 bN mpz a Norton Eco-e1 bnds twinc Bell IL
Bayl-3i do Smith Iadden37 bgs feathers Furgeson leo
rope Inggcrty e Lang-2 bXs Indz Converse &co0
bbls hams II Ielond &co79 kegs lard Kemp,
Blood co53 do l36 bbls pork Is cs hams 81 csks bacon ia
do whSkS Martin, Owen II Cobt-l0 bXs bacon
Kemp &co-5O do Giys &co-2l csks bacon H Daugherty
60 whisky onnel9 do orle76 bbls apples 53 do
potatoes u do onions West &co30 bbls potatoes II Pki
q eggs Suad-i2 bbs apples 1911 do potatoes CSchudes
- bbls Martiu-562 SKIS 25 do oats 60 do potatoes
u hlis tobacco II Short2S7 SKIS W Gyens6OO do
W Mtenberger-lot mahogany Capt Camp-l box books
Miles & bbls whisky 2N3 head cattle POS sheep order
! Il hhda.
ST. LOUIS-Steamer Crescent Cityl96 SKIS 100 les
lard IT, bbls pork orrc Gayle &col39 do flour Jas Como
ly kco60 do Pauche &co04 do 6I9 SKIS wheat j Eager
Eco25 bbls fonr bx mdse j A Doughcrty &co934 bbls
flour lard II Kennedy &co-S bbs lard Oglesby Ma
canay09 do pork Jackson &co2S do -four q hhds bacon
Price Converse &co7S and 10 bDs lard Budecke eco
ties lard Woodruff &co54 SKIS bran Moore &
co-169 de do Brand Adamsl727 do W
&eo0 lard % bb pork II cs do 20 casks bacon
owner on board.
MOBILE-Steanler Florln-I7 bales cotton j McAlahon
co.. do Ridgell Tel-5 do do osnabnrgS II
Carter &co-2csk A boyle &co-sundries Geldes
aud order.
COAsTsteamer sreck-2 Ahds sugar. 81 bbls moasse tc
order.
CoAsT-schr sar-GO hhd sugar, l0l hf bbls molases,
| order.
COAsT-schr Lvclnr--56 hhds sugar, bbls sugar, tt
order.
COAsT-soop Tonnoi e35 hhds sugar, TO order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16

A TJCrI,TDN NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
IA pecuIiy informs his friends and the public that having
sunied his old business MS AuCIloNlfh ana AffRAsEh
has taken his office No. So Camp street. =l
VIII to the sale of Real Estate Stocks Negroes, Ad
give and personal attention to all outdoor sales
of every description. - .
A Register viii kept open for all the Real Estate and
for sale, either private terms public
ton Every facility in his power will be offered buyers and
sellers of Real Estate. -f'E
Draughsman and Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance al his office.
the that he will give strict attention to his
business all its Details he trusts that he will receive share OF
public patronage, BENZ. EENDIG, Auctionter,
No, Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16
GnNSIGNEES.

PHILADELPHIA-Brig George & Albert-M Miler--J & G
Cromwell-W A Violet ScoShaw 4 Zunts-J AikinS-Jno
Wright &coE Hart &co-Powell & Hopkins-M Cooper
&co-W a johnson &co-Dogan Donavan .Sco-Wrght Da-
yenpo kcoJ Hobbs &coCamRbell strongHeald, Massie
Converse Kennet-Sark staufer &co-H Subreht-N o &
Carrollton railroad companyHorrell, Gayle 6co-S
Price, Converse &eo-E 3 Whaoek &c9,f NL9rrnyRea,
II IiGr,abel-Oo Woodman-W II Wild-W F Vrudenlury
Sco-Wiils Rawlins Sco-Eluntington Wade-Kcnnet Dix
&co-DcBlanc FencheaX-J Abrallams-Thos Pent &co-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16
IMPORTS.
IMPORTS.
TJVEPpI OT-Chin AshIand-21O5 sl,s oats IN orIar

LIyERPLOI-shp Asland-305 SKIS oats to order.
SAEANNAH-Bars Lucy Ann50 csks rice Horrell, Gayle
Sco-94 do Wood 4 Iow-l00 dos l. It l. Ievy-3l cotton
gins Griswold &co-l3 ndse Woodman-l trunk
H Wngatc. "a .-..a. H.. .
HAvANA-Bark Aqulla-in ballast, ..
MATANZAs-Bris Victorian ballast
INDIANoLA AND G ALvEsToN- Steamship, Mexico As
geo Green &Cup-al Farley Jurey eo-3l Hugely, Blair
n,olasses Hugely, Blair &co22 hides Oakley Iawkns-S49
do d Kelly kco-l2o do Hemminsway, Friedander &col7
bank jr Sco-146 do W nay-74do L Manu-o4 do E Pills
hury-19 do T Elder Ecol2O do Fradoke d Dannecl63 Fl
lott &coi do and sundries to ordeota 1888 bales cotton
TABASCO-Schr Rayo-I29 hides bhls pepper NJ Pages
indigo S34Oo specie Camerdon-S690 do skins
2hdes, 50 bdls pantans Jenne;d &co53 hda PUG ven
danho.
CAMPEACHT-Brg Pigeon-63 pigs hats bags specie F
Cnerdon-o do lopez do Fernendez-Toal SIG $50
specie.
BRAZOs ST JAGO-schr Minna scheffer-s turtle ] II
Ashyl1O hides 40 tons lead Price, Walsh tco59 SKIS
sladdoker &co-S500 specie sounay sHarrsonot wool
order.
MOBLE-Scb Covnson-6 csks lime 50 cypress logs, $50
bbls rosin 10 order.
BILONI-Schr Eulora-25 900 # lumber Stafford & Bell
BILOXl-schr H Huugin-l9, 900 # lumber E C Baxter
Sou
MISUNDERSTANDING y S Brown-assorted mdse.
LaVERPOOI.-Shp Zenolia-salt to C j Mecker eco.
SIMULTANEOUSLY Indus-in ballast.
PEARLINGTON-Schr Isabella-40,0 600 # lumber to W I
Stacker &co.
PASS CRAFTSMANSHIP Concorda 600 bbls sand Il
ordct-
BONFOUCA-Schr Allance-500 bbls sand to order.
BLIND RIVER-Schr Alert-25 cords wood to order.
BILOXT-schr Telegraph-l0 cords wood to order
BAY ST LOuIs-Schr Jane-26 cords wood to order,
ANTE RIVER-Schr Fame-29 cords wood 10 order
BILOXI-sch Mary-20 cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOUIs-schr Baar-30 cords wood to order
BILOXI-Scbr Amandus-35 cords wood to order
BAY ST LoUIS-Schr Mary Janel0 cords wood to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16
MEMORANDA.

Schr Mna Scheier sailed from Brszos 7i inst, in COM
any with chr Florence, for New York and schr Maria for
Luguna.
pShp zenolia left Liverpool with 1000 SKIS salt got 10
the Gingerbread Ground and compelled throw overheard
portion Of it to tighten ship
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16

Ship Erie, Handson, for palnboeuG France,
Bark Anaco Mex, Iafeila, for Vera Cruz canerdon
ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire City windle from NsT Y9rk q int via
sean;; s sxeo LawIss from 5nann se and Galveston
Ship ashland Clark from Liverpool 9Th February TO Baxter
Ship zenop Peters from Liverpool 10th Jan, to j Meeke
Brig D Brown, Summer, 80 days from Philadelphia to mas,
Bark LSsy Keller IA dhys from Savannah 'nase't
Bark Aqaei Parker days from Havana s'er-lst dis
Brig Brig yetari span Julie, days from Matanzus
Brig wild Pigeon, Rudovicl from cmpeachy, to German
schr Nina eheer WILSON, from Brazos St Jago to South
schr liEc9 Guiemes, from the coas to mastered dis
sloop Tonnaire, from the Coast, onaser2d district.
sch Goyinston Russell days from Mobile 10 maseF-Basin
S Ss#t "a'I aa H9s f' '5S hi i:a
ss c 1as he sa. from fass
ssF A Anhes e Fs o 1nfen iss Risspnpasn
s S T F from fy BiIox i sis
ssr S Eams 't from Any Annie as kjSsF- 1sa"
s ss h nIis hnf' rom fsGm EsE 'HBan
Schr Mary Jane, from Bay st Lous-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,. g.
Alice W Glaize Louallier, from Washington.
Oplelia, Dmitry, from Balize.
Fulton Chapman, from YaDoo River
Cherokee, Irvine, from Tennessee River.
Streck, from the Coast
Florida, Hutcllings, from Mobile. ..
Empress, Shearer, from Louisville.
Ed Howard Northern, from Nashville,
Crescent City. Young from st Louis.
Orion, Denslow, from St Martn5vie
Southern Belle BroadHell, from Grand Lake.
Laurel Hill. Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Union, McWiians, from Vermlion.
Towboat Yankee Flenon, from the Passc-towed down
lth inst ships Harry of the West Ashland and
brig Adams Gray-brought ship Ashland, barks Lucy
Ana and Aqrea, briggs d Brown and Victorine;
Towboat Defiance Hanbury from the Passestowed down
1lth inst ships Mary Balch and Clara Wheeler
brought mp ships Zenolica Indus, brig Wild Pigeon
| scIr Ninna Schetfer. y =
! ELOW-COMING UP.
Ship Shakespeare Cumming from Liverpool Baxter Lovel
! Eco.
| Brig p G Brown from ~ =. Ia a-
Ship MalakoH, Smith, from Liverpool llth February.
Ship Sunshine PURGE, 10 deys from New York. Creevy
| Farwelr. ~ 80 I- s.' -sa'51- L. ,''
seip Milan Badger 30 days Boston, Sfeeer Geo.
Bark Clenensina VIOLA from Palermo with fruit to A
i Cochran Il Hall
Sclr Elizabeth SGgar Weller from Jago de Cuba, Gold
eubow Il Lespafre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16
SPOKEN.
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Barh Jane Williams-tO0 bales cotton 1926
bb onr "A bales rags 2l02 SKIS G5 bales moss AT bds
and 1864 hides csk caret 1913 csks shoulders glass
HAVAkA-Brig Vim D Mler-56 and 333 bbls lard 90
bales moss, LOO slaves. p
TAMpICO-Sehr susiice-5oO bbls -four 1000 shingles
LlVERPOOIt-Shp Lady Westmoreand-25l4 bales cotton,
GIL bbls and les lard, BOO slaves.
N1CARAGUA-Brig RrownsvilleD0 bbl- -four 20 do whis
ky, 20 do brandy 4cs hams 10000 # lumber $1,000 shingles
Il waSub u do pals IL do baskets, Matches crate
pals 200 bxs cod fish, 40 bxs soap.
PAMBOCUFF-Shp Erc-l2i3 bales cotton case sassaas
1900 slaves.
VERA CRUZ-Bark Vcito-21O0 hf bales cotton I6 pkgs
suutlries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16


prices firm for the better qualities with sales Of
hds On plantation 600 hhds have been sold during The
last three days at 77sc . ID. Of Aoasses about $50 bb
sold yesterday for Inferior and Fernenng and
S31S6351ac . gallon for Ordinary to Prime lots
FLOUR. Tho market dull and unsettled, with sales Of
about $500 bb including aboa load of 1860 indiana be
delivered alongside ship at ST 20 400 bb mostly sunerne
at about Sc GO $50 at Sc l2 400 ST. Louis at Sc Is for Super
fine and IS 1s for Extra and 100 Ordinary Extra ST 60 4
Dbl.
GRAM Corn lower with sales of about 1900 sacks of
which 1000 poor Mixed 4c 1916 White Yellow 49,
at the COO 464S and 1850 White 4c + bushel OF
Wheat three small lots sold 81 10 2 bshe.
Oats in fair request with sales of 1900 sacks ST. Louis at
40@i2c and 10000 bushels Wabash bulk private
OF Bran, about 1900 sacks sold the evee
100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Pork dull, the transactions including
$50 hbls unnspected Mess 25 $5 90
same, and a round lot private Bacon in fair
request with sales of 80 casks Ribbed Sides S556c, IS
S 81 in lots ut the same, and sc Of Prime Shoulders 7c q
b. Of Beef $50 bls Prime sold at $40 30 and 81 S
= Dbl The principal sales of Lard % tc Prime 9ac
60 fraction higher 100 kegs lOsc and round lot, mostly
inferior, private terms.
COFFEE Dull confined 700 bags Rio,
Of which 200 at 1l7Gc $50 Ia and 300 at ll1l@2c 4 ID.
BAGGING... rs bales India sold at lie, cash.
CASTOR OIL. Prices lower and noticed sales of
40 hbls at 81 5OaSl 60 q gallon.
LIME. Dealers advanced their retail 81 Z
EASTERN
| SPIRITS TURPENTINE. We noticed sale of about 50
| bbls at Acc T. gallon
CANDLES l50 boxes Star sllito's) sold &c ID.
WHISKY The sales embraced about 200 bbls Rectied in
lots mostly 235c and retail lots of Dexer's &c Il
gallon.
FREIG1TS. Lower again. British ship taken for
Liverpool 5l6d for Cotton and 1000 1000 bales shipped in
| British vessels ut that
| EXCHANGES. The market firm, but with Il limited
| business ut quotations:
Sterling 10794@lOs2f and l0e
Francs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .5f lS54G952 . q dollar
New York sixty day bills p ct dis
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-16

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAL NORTHERN RR. Co,l
New Orleans, April l. 1856.
NJT-In conformity with the Charter, an cleo
ton will be held at the office Of the Company No. As Carondee
street, MONDAY April q, 1856 from 10 o'clock for
eighteen Dectostwevc TO be chosen from stockholders
Siding in Louisiana and six from stockholders residing in Mis-
spp Provided majority of the stock of the Company be
Represented At said election but if majority of the stock he
then represented tho election will be held MONDAY,
April 49, 1856 the office Of the Company from 10 o'clock
rs I'd K. 5. CHARLES, Secretary
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STIERIFT,S SALES.
FH1H DtsrnIsT couar CITIZENS, BANK o. LoUIsIAN
~ Il. VS. JOSEPH D. fLkINGlN, !.

FIFTH DISTRICT couRT CITIZENS BANK egLoUIsIAEA
e s.t q 81 sf F aaa sals
a &c sP Hst sss X. s RsssfSa gse
4 e $s sss p5ps ss saa sis
Iii kL3T eF GROUND stste Ft
ss s' 5aHs r. Ed sg Gaa
u BET s asaSR q
s:4 I { &
and all the rights priEiisges customs sryades
M q hreetoy brick store sostaas aqs
's%'i lot OF GROUND situate ssus square VIII
No B. and measuring Is feet II inches and 2
1S s as dyd fss 81 ssHs
lines opposite side Iine said os designated "
NJ d pes sP9 VIII at ss buildings and
s sse ~ ~ SsI aad
a e cF jSS 6T 81 5ss s
S Sss Hssss 4s ss. ss
II m e Pss s rs ss e s.
ag he corner i,hsE ana 1e9sar
dept h q s. Feet batSreen par ailei ines
Toeeher With ali buildings and thereon
baain sa
S iaSse room be6s and atse
/ Seized in the above suit . e...,zs, -, ..r tt
hss 10 z 3 als
s n jsnnaF M sGse
contribution bond for the Of sI6i payable f Two inat
Of $50 each the Isl Of May, 1856 and 1857 respectively
each of said inaments TO bear cent from maturity nIi
paid, and the balance Of the price cash &
For the property secondly described with seventy
shares Of stock Of Citizens Bank the purchaser 70 furnish
is. 4 stock for payable the LIST January
renewable according charter ID contribution bend for til
Of Sl64 payable in two nstalments Of 2 EACH on the Is
May 1856 and each of said instalnets TO bea
cent from maturity till paid and the balance Of the prize
cash.
3D. For the property thirdly described with hundred ant
of the capital the Citizens Bank til
furnish-lst. payable
the LIST January renewable according charter
contribution bona for the Of in two install
Of $50 the lst May and Ia5 respectively
Of said nstafments beaS from maturity ill
? paid, and the balance Of the price cash
The purchaser ali the responsibilities and obga
stakeholder resulting from the
amending the same, the and bonds identified with II
Of mortgage mentioned in the petition fled and the Sheriff
A deed eG .
{ NILS 2a7 Is Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans