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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-20
THE ONLY MEDAL

"A ",,n BY THE JURY OF THIS
comoet,,o.s mas been obtained amongst numerous
beat W,nue opposite the National 81 otel Tor n.
Pickles froi, Liquors, segars, and Sauces eItant.
land Cucumbe,r 's IS, e BLACKWELL London; Il oil,
EnSIasb ppc c; hne Sugars, CoTse. snd Ear rare
VermiceIio 0Ia ana ae Ale, Italian Macaroni and
or wood ' o'' Crow Burban Whisiey In glass Lass
house keepers will please call IN,
supply al No. 367 Pennsylvania sva .ueai winter
Of Description "as ana Books
oe low IONas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-20

y and containing nearly
double the quantity of read
ing matter In that OF the
FIFTY CENT OK DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
& treats on the PHYSIOL-
O6Y OF MARRIAGE
aud the Secret Indrmities
and Disorder OF Youth and
Maturity, resulting from ex :
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
ers. with Observations on
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Miscellaneous.
PROPOSALS FOB INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
.--.9 Oyvfc1 INDIAN AvYAfns,
...s September %, 1853. }
SEALED PROPOSALS, KNDORsBD" PRO-
the Once OF Indian Ahairs, Washingtoa city,
until 10 O'Clock. a. m on Frilay, the 5lst day Of
OctoseI next, Tor furnishing goods for the Indian
lou. nS. .S' run. sas ossy With
Aaekisae Blaaksts., ...-
1900 pairs 3 point white Mackinsc basnkees, 10
measure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh 9
s,s0o pair. OK point white Machinac blanke.s, to
measure "a by 60 inches and weigh pounds
500 pairs point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure ~ by So inches, and weigh 81
$500 pairs TX point white N ackinao blankets,
to measure 30 by SO inches, and weigh ~
pounds
$500 ,airs I-point white Maciinac BLANKETS, to
measure 81 by as inches, and weigh 3X
pounds
500 pairs point scarlet Mschinsc BLANKETS, to
measure so by - inches, and weigh 8
500 pairs OK point scarlet Mackinac blankets,
to measure 81 by 60 inches, and weigh 9
pounds
100 pairs az point green Mackinac blankets
to measure 90 by 81 inches, and weigh 10
pounds
700 pairs B. point green Mackinac blanket, to
measure 60 by n inches, and weigh
pounds
200 pairs az point green Mackinac blankets; TO
measure "a by 6o inches, and weigh 9
pounds
100 sirs 3x point Indigo blue Msckinac blan.
kets, 10 measure 90 by 81 inches, and weigh
10 pounds
100 pairs az point Gentinells blue Msciinsc
blankets, to measure &c by u inches, and
weigh 10 pounds
$40 pairs APPOINT Gsntinella blue MackiDeo
blankets, to measure % by 10 inches, and
weigh pounds
400 pairs 4 point 6entinela blue Mackfnac blan-
kets, to measure "a by Go inches, and weigh
pounds
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MANTEIS.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE.
mar sfaetured from slate Stone, By the
West Castleten Slate Co N pany, Vi.
Esk MANrELS ARE ENAMELLED IN
- mutation Of the richest and most expensive
b. clan aIAN, LISBON, vERD Antique,
aGHrE ny ,f1kENEES, BROcATELLA,
ASA u, SPANISH GALWAY, ana other rare
sna asssI.aoie MARBLES. The limitations are
-, mat they challenge the closest ,crutny
besn ,on 10 hngnly polished that they retain their
Dy smoke, coal gas, or acids, and can he .nId
much cheaper than any others In marSa, p STU
ran ding from Q Us to ga nalAe'' rice
Architects, Builders ana o,h..
call and examine samples al No s,n n S 70
s s' adoofs Dsiow. Odd Fellows' Hal. mn
1v l. NJ HANSON,
agent.
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Medicines.
DOCTOR H00FLAN D'e
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PRnPARID BY
Dr.. G. II. JACKSON, Philadelphis, Pa,
WILL IFTHcTuALLY CuRH
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA,
Medicines.

Dr.. G. H. JACKSON, Philadelphis, Pa,
WILL IFTHcTuALLY cuRs
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA.
y bilitv, Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Dis
eases arising from Disordered Liver or Stomach.
The proprietor, In calling the attention Of the
public to this preparation, does SO with feeling
Of the utmost confidence In Its virtues and adapta
ton to the diseases for which II Is recommended.
1t is no new and untried article, but one that
has stood the test OF ten years. trial before the
American people, and Its reputation and sale Ii
unrivalled by any similar preparations extant.
The testimony In Its favor given by the most prom
inent and well known physicians and indi ,iduals
In all parts OF the country Is immense, and care
ful perusal Of the Almanac, published annually
by the proprietor, and to be had gratis Of any Of
his agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptical
that this remedy is really deserving the great GEL
ebrity 1t has obtained
Principal ONCE and mandatory No. % Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Tread THE FOLLOwING:
MoRsANTOwN, Va, August 4, 1855.
Or c. M. JAcKsoN-Dear Sir:SThe sales Of
the Bitters are increasing, and what speaks vol
umes in their favor Is tn all who have used them
speak highly Of their effects No medicine that
| sell gives such general satisfaction, and the de-
mand for II exceeds all precedent; and assure
you II affords me pleasure to sell such a remedy.
PEELED to acknowledge Its intrinsic value and the
greater part Of them have had magnsnimity SUI
dcent 20 lay aside their prejudices and prescribe
1t In their practice Respectfully yours,
r. M. CHALFAN7.
town and village in the United States. Price rs
cents per bottle.
e b. GILMAN, Washington, and JOHN
KIDWELL, Georgetown, Agents. je 7-6m
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GREAT REDUCTION
In THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND CATERS
HAVE On COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL

ooSiphld iilcuu-
facturer, q f-st rate
sewed or Pegged
Calf-Skin BOOT at
90 so, full as good
as those usually sold
at Is or Sc; ard a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER at
% 50, as good as any
at IS; q frstrate Calf
6eiterat 81 SO, these
are the best goods
that is Tor ever were)
sold in the District
for the price; for the
proof, come and see
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o II A vi 3 mol FLEf,s
NEW AND CHEAP
bADDLK, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE
~ BeveHth st malta nx.s T. n,

"a mEssRS. FOPHAM, 1~~
late Of philadelphia, and rk&142
Of this city, fRkAA
respectfully announce 10
theif friends and the public, that they have com
Aenced the Saddling Business at the above sta nd
where they VIII make and keep constantly Or
hand large and superior assortment of-Mensj
Lao1es5 ana Boys SADDLES, BRIDES,
MARTiN6ALES, and WHIPS HARNEss III
every description, both for city and country use
An Kinds OF TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR
PEI BAGS Ladies' sATCHEIS TRAVET.
ING BASKETS, and FANCY work BOXES
aO 9 BLANkETs, COVERS, COLLARS,
Es. CARDS, CVRRY-COMBs, sPONSEs
30. 60.
All material used Will oe the best III can h,
eotained; and both Of US having been practioaj
Workmen Tor several years, feel conade 10 a,
our vorf cannot be surpassed, either for style or
S0.,sna y' ny unremiting EFFORTS to give salts
Q share Of public patronage '-S''
rasucuIsr attention paid to ceveriss Y.ai,
nd repairing all kinds Of work
eaddiers' tools constantly on ha,d ,sv,,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-20

L. J. MIDDLETON,
ID = A L Z B IN ICR.
-OCes sn6 DsPst-eouthw west corner OF p ,,n
s"e"Aa "eo~. feb IT. n
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fore purchasing elsewhere, ats Z. HOOVf X >
Iron Hall Boot and Shoe Establishment, Penn.
avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets
A large assortment Of Sole Leather Trunks,
also Leather and Wood Frame. Lads Hat Ceses,
new styles. se3
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ZION HALL BOOT SHOE AND TRUNK
ESTABLISHMENT.
DECEIVlNG DAILY MY FALL AND

DfCEl lNO
H winter styles
Of Ladies', Gen
uemen Misses
Children, Boys
a. uths' Boots
and Shoes, CT all
kinds and quail
ties. i hose In
want will do well
TO call and exam
Inc my stock be-
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Inc owners Of these ships will not be account.
sole Tor gold silver bullion, specie ,jewelry pre-.
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. m o.
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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
on d z K T KER
Shop and Residence No. 3o3 PENN .,.n
south side. bstveen 9th and 10Th ar.

uoHoe No oU3 Penn'a ayenuo
souta slde' ostveen 9th and 10th sta
HAVING PROVIDED HIMsEIE yv,ru
,na a. ~ $3.50 s.aS1 49, hEiARsE,
properly conducting his business,
YOU'D respectfully inform the public that he =,
Iuiiy prepared to MI all orders entrusted 10 him
f.,ao /, aHa IN tne best manner.
., Al sizes, always on hand, which will be fur.
Alshed on the most reasons bic terms
heietofore, no pains will be spared 4, Civ.
entire Satisfaction on all occasions e''>
.b-kesid ne on the premises. erdsr. ~,n
a. 1hPny attended to at all houn
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CHAUNCEY wARkINER,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWEIER
AND DIALIR IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware

Ss'tsg at very liberal ysdxef on from CTS.
tonadvy prices.
NO 5I0 "a. avenue, betweed 9th and 9TH streets,
~ 3m I'm Browns Hotel building)
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
MUHDOCK'S PATENT PLATFORM AND
WI Counter Scales, Of all sizes for sale at mann
faetuIers prices by bOGUR q O'NEILI,
sea Agents, No. los Water st., Georgetown.
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~AsHINeTON BRANCH RAILROAD-
20 u 8

rHANGE OF HOURS.-On ana aftey A an.
~ day, the Esd instant, the Trains VIII
Leavc Washington ate and Sk q. n :, ana : m
~ Pr.
On Sunday ajax p. N.
Leave baltimore 1t ~ and * Q. H., ana : sxs
On sunday u41a.n.
ro-u =. \. PARSONS, Assxt.
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NEW hAiSlNS, CRANBERHIEs,
. received this day, In handsome order y W
nsislns, Cfanberies, Malaga Lemons, Pdacr,.
papss- ahelle1 Almonds, by
KING q BURCHELl
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The best materials and the best WORM snship is
EMPLOYED to produce as Hat, which ~ sold for
g 30 We do cssh business, meet win no los
ses, but give each customer full value fc4 Ii,
money Felt Hats unusually low.
q Agent for Driscoll's Balm Of Thousand
Flowers Price Is cents per bottle.
ANTHONY, 9TH street, near Pa avenue, Agent
for New York Hat Company. se 26-u
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
View NsS York Eexs LiSsy,ssI

For freight or passage apply TO
EDWARD K. COLLINS d CO.,
% Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY co, Liyerpool
STEPHEN KENNARD d co. "a Austin
Friars, London
b. 4. WAINWRIGHT co par,,
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HATS HAfSI

rON 3 TAN T LY O
~ supply Of BELBE,s
t.getheY with TAYLOR'S
u A T 8, Of BAL IT,
Nj ORE The best black
dress HATS got up In
the latest style for % 50. a.
good a. those usually sold
at Is and q good fashion
able Hat at 90, worth "a;
"a q Act rate Hat 40 IN
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p; S-OPERA CLASSES CT great variety
TELESCOPES & MICROSCOPES. WATCa
~, mhMEh GLASSES, and many other articles a.
~ lS-ly -'' VIA manu-
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY


ST gHARLES VIM MR., Stewart Mo- Pr Ineket and lady
Geo Demng l'Hcknsr, Mrs Nape5: Ga; crenkhe
II Lazenby, II Murel Va: Gen VIM Bailey, Rapides;
Hunt Miss; Munncey, San Antonio Geo + Talcys
Howell q Wall Miss Ballard L Mclavina and lady. Sfreye-
port Jno Crooker c. d CoHman and son. Washington,
d c: Jno Chiffon, N 0; Williams and lady, La; 4 W
Williams Anderson Fla DR. Craig. lady, child and svt
Md Edward Gay. La; Mrs NJ Collins Miss NJ Collins Jno
Collins, Mrs Nicholas and family, Miss Nicholas, g Iiawes.
Winston lady and servants, Mrs A Moss and servant
Moss tMarys.
CITY...HW Hewes, j Mclean, Algiors; r R Johnson
Mareye Chicago: " p Armstrong, Wheepg j ? Mcintosh,
Mobile; W Wright, 3 Mathews Ark; A Nabos Ala; A G
Boggs and lady GAIA; Iqss sysyns Guild Yaao1
PiekiIs Naehez; + Alg4s Il; g Quinn Miss Miss Mrs.
"a: Col Il Ianhsrtson, F Moseley Ohio Ward
Ea; Mrs Col Claiborne Miss Dunbar " Claiborne Miss
Or VIM Germany Sinner, 5 Knight Fa Capt Cozzens
steamship Foridn Winston, lady and 3servants, Verm
peter, Bayou BGuf; DR. Bllingsly Mobile.
?, ARCADE + Brown, NO; s Smith. JW Simpson
Warren Russell Lewis Baton Rouge; Blaesons
Texas Nj kirciof Miss; W Perry Tex Ebusbadt shreye
port Allen aud servants DIR Oliver DR. Hickman and
servants, La. afH. IA ,a%art.. NJ
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ARRIVED.

sSs ISL pS'
Ship Pocahontas Wupderson from Liverpool 29 Feb, to BaN
Ship sra Hssf Bs Sid s oh Hsve LIST March, to Baxter
Ship serampore Bowden Sc days from Boston TO Hynson
Ship Civilian Purington from Glasgow 2st February to mas
Ship Australia Smith Is days Boston maserPoint
Ship Ts asSG district $? days from Barcelona" " ballast to
Ship Shakespeare, Cummings from Liverpool 2lst Feb to Bax
Ship Western Ocean Taylor Is days from Bath, Me, to
Ship commodors Bliss IS days from Bath Me- to Whit
Ship csaIdin Eus from Havana 18th April to maserst
Bark nsle Sam GGs from Charleston to
Bark Gorilla Chase days from New York master-pont.
Brig Jonahan G!y T0nneson days from Gaadenas to Jud
Bark Brocsa spruquo % days from Baltimore master
schr Brewer 3masted Cox, days from Mobile in ballast
70 Marrison xco.-Fsk whoqses, Al, d, district
SeF !d d e FL Gays from corpus 10
sshE Isfsy ns eT rSn
SIR Historis Ford, from Goyingto9nmBasin
sehr hsrSy Shelby, Shelby iron, Tehufunca-Basin
Ss Pasn sfB%issn 1fR a%s
s sehr sea- sY Waan [0 from
Schr Desire Melna from Bonfauca-Basn.
s sehr gle Re ste charss from
ser Venus scn ats fn from
sschr Emily, from Blind River. : Basin, n..,.
Schr Eugino from Boxi-Basin
Schr Buck, Bay, from Boxi-Basin IN
Schr Telegraph, from Bosi-Basin
STEAMBOATS,. 600
Madison, Hurd, from Cincinnati.
Grand Turk, Roberts, from St Louis.
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Falls City. Smith, from st Louis
Scotland Desm8kes from Cumberland River.
DIR Robertson Ryman, from Nashville.
r W Powell, Martin, from Shreveport.
Florida, Hutchngs from Mobile. III
Tovboa Il IVY Whttenin from the Passes-towed do#r
and 10 sea 18th ship Medora, bark Achills and brig
Destiho-brought up ships Western Ocean and Commo
. dore. ~
Towhoa Thomas McDane Pennega from the Passes-owet
down and sea 18th inst ship Geo Washington, bark
Rover and Attica-bought up ships Civilian and Slaks
peare. 40 @ wv
Towboat Conqueror Brown from the Passeswen down lgh
brought up ships Commodore and Pocahontas bari
Gorilla and brig Jonathan Ciley.
Towboat Phoenix Cowel from the Passestowed down and
sea 18th inst ship Conquest and bark Saone-brought
ships Carissa Bird and Serampote. #-r
BELow-COMING UP. r
Ship Ophr Byrne 10 days from New York, to Fosdick
Ship Revenue Robinson from Boston, 1900 tons ice to War
- &eo. AZ fi
Ship Sentinel. Soule, from Boston. ~ . p
Schr A Brewer Coy, from Mobile to R NJ Harrison &co
schr Elizabeth sega Weller from 81 Jagode Cuba, to Gold
enbow Lesparres s7 p ~
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8sbitlu Of tgt Nlarkets for 9ast Ieek.

l,,,.......7 &C.,.
Saturday Manning Aprj 10 is5s (
fair derc4 Of animation has nevaed In our
during the mast week the snnlis of NEST articles of West
1rodnc. b,rp been barol and IN so,e cead
,ne the demand Onr codno been in ood reoest
generally and nrces have heen well Sustained. though in Cot
onrrat;ons bean Nv e reduced stock m sale
The receins of snrar and embraced Int small
nronoton of the better onae and hese dissertations have
been rather firm while te Common sorts hive fund heavy
market Tobacco has come In prety freely and met with
ready demand Mt full prices Flour and Corn have declined
and most articles of Provisions fell off in prices early in the
week. subsequently rallied. Freghs have been dull
and still lower and Exchanges have further advanced prices
On Tuesday morning we published advices from Liverpool
the 9 ut received by the Washington and Cambria They
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CONsIGNEES.

Rawlns, Duncan &ee-L Kennedy &eo7yose BTos,-o
FsSsse1s
sa
whitney IsoSAnaersen MstsafMJ BarstidEe &soG
s
Garter &eo MoedS ~ &eeA Cobb eo Marks
aJ GO
keSna
so Ecs
co-Beebe &co--and order. at ~ RI. at &
NEW yoRK-shp Gphr--J J Adams Arthur &so-Baily
SaaSsnnoa csroy see
eeS
Egss order
Perkins, Campbell &spk snns. Dis IfeHolony
Ff1 fiseh n Rafbo-S Ssns; %soaHSEsTd Hal
p r%ss i1Sn Es
coE Whiting + G1s
Gs6
sSSfs
soo Buspsss eC N9n .an5 1ps o
ssssH se5ss 1soN basys Has5iHss
Sh2P
eoT eS
"A Miller Sco-G Alters AbyFarey Jurey &eo.Mas
s ssygsrE Rogers 't'
NEW YoRKBark Gor9 |, Re KeefsGonyerss
Pnnan1 MeGhee aeoA Baussean ScoLoyd Fe
Tssse Sa1s f9s
EdST W's3n kspME
s HE s0p
ea
rettc Wershanke9nst DIX &eoEaton
aSsfetn G1a9hos HspR
hsss Es1
DI,NETDnc an DpnDTTCEy e.
FIN ss H9 tSi ss
e 5s H sr2 ss'si ssTR fs9 PIX
nntshemso bD I -four Hewitt Merton ksG
Rosals Maas $co sss
t Ri s eo ss vh hsR
S ss R Rss S1 FL Fa s9
Hyde 6eoz-6s bxs mdss GA 6oarl-U S Mail. :
bss S;.S 8 Il St. sssen L sa ps
ams-ioObfls fir 900 do whisky Iunds scosO bb whisky II
Do Ee do sSfa F ens
S bxs md searr Msson b Sna ink
s;a ss1s 20 @ zf
PIX B%a
e ns i es tos Pr e pE
DDS pork oglesby Mowbrysundriss to order.
Total tobabco hhds
s Is feFs
sS * Fec
ton Sss@16 bSls 2s o. qrJ poushsSy Is
IS sS gisS Tssit deess Ps5s o%F f9opoH
~ . hsn RHk IS
hol Eager SKIS oats $50 do bran T Moore &co66C
pies
Kss pc ass
81, Hbs n asooI Maoney &e0 bales hemp
sUREVEP ORT-steamer R w PoweIl-IOS bales cotton S
Mig Dog nGnesae dsea
RuSF BaT &so5 ts olEsH
asse &eos Rsdsn s Payne RdH s1
1sSRla aIePs SsGs SSSS Ss y
%es rmSy %sSn AsGs
AsD
lids 5 h,ass K, psEs; Wssd
sss Ss s Fsfoa geo. DIX n''
F Robs9son-1o hhds tobacco l5
MsGrssoS 81 SSs pork = Dc er
do sa5 s9ks
bacon FsoSss 5eoi sOi Eco vine
Rsm Rosss
81 e. Dc
observation-disclosures scotand-22s bales cotton IL hid
se as o sso 5sS s esss1 bos s
efe9 f Fsei @ S%ya Dc koS
lbs Levy s'ummers=34 Short 6co--4O do 400 bbl
flour W Q Robinson2 do hid tobacco divers do BIB
eggs soery &co29S bh!s -four do lard 81 hhds tobacco Al
s0s g S iron SfS
dol Rolf &eo5o do 81 bds do Shark sauter &eo-So9
81 do 10 poughs Prestley Bein-4l bgs peanuts
Schneder4S6 SKIS Reese &co1 tc bacon ky lard
Stewart &cos esks bacon Martin, Owen Cobb head catt
80 mules and sundres to orderToa S3 bales cotton "
hhds tobacco -.zaSsrNtfEE
MOBILESeamer Forida-s2 bbls potatoes Doneliy BeEz
ma &co-52 dry hides McMahon-sundres to'order.
RAILROADS.. l45E ~
| NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD-4 bales cotton Byrne. Vance dco2l Anderso
L Metcalf- Andrews Serau-l8450 feet lumber to orde
bales order7 hhds l23 bbls noassesToo
81 bales cotton 5'a52'T 70 i1EfF7o 755S 2ss- tt'
| -.H7. t.o FL4TBo4Ts.
| INDIANA-Hammonds, Amos boats-245, 009 lbs pork
bhs $50 kgs lard 10 bbs flour, 00 ss corn 200 wheat
4 Twchel
INDIANIA-Horsley's boatSO00 bush OATS 400 do corn
] " Netteton. lt$15 n m
INp1ANIAOo SKIS corn 80 do oats, 20 ods hay, 60 ke
lard IS bbs potatoes TO + W Benton, q 's's' ~
KENTUeKY-Coleman'sb pst-3S0Q bush corn, G W EVEN
f4- @ l1
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S9ippirtg Slltelligtute.
SATURDAY, April 10, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Chesterholm, Brit, Evans, for Liverpool,
Sybrandt & Nevins
Ship Soseph JONES' Hosmer. for Havre, j Whitney &co
Shp Oliver Jordan Aida for Liverpool Whitney
Ship Pocanontas, Coter, Liverpool, CD Meeker eco
Bark Fanny, Smith, LeShorn and Naples, Oh kock AGO
Bark Oak Hill, Martin boston, II I. Vennard
Brig Helen Mari Brit Church. Havana, DcVsser
Span Brig Lince Monaloo Barcelona Tintora & Fatjo
Schr Emma DeIsussy BURNER Pensacola, in balaet,
~ Pooley, Nicol 6co
Barge Henry I.a,our, steen, Mobile, CIV Newton eco
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ca ,,TI5I5 Ilh ,EI,iAgsIIHTl9sNAKh HAT AND oAIs


70 the corner Of Camp received large and spen.
gig assortment of Spring and Summer styles Of HATS AND
Consisting Black Brown Drab PEARL White Ghoeo
ae and blue Lanarnes high and low crowns White,
and Black Cassimeres Drab Beavers Silk Hats of every
@ Also the much admired Gray French Felt Hats
IN endless variety, for gentlemens wear. ~ E-
: SLkAW ,GooDs-Whe and Black single and double brim
tgnots hlce straw, Brazilian, Panama. Florida, Tampco
ganton swiss Pedal, Florence and Palmetto Stra9s Chill
afes fancy HATS Boys fine Leghorns and Victoria Straw
Pan and Fancy ats Those in want ef article in the
elsewhere as am selling at the lowest rates. ~
81 ID. G. JOHNSTON, T45+sA
ala ct 79Poydras street, next to the corner Camp.
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CATTLE M AR < EFT.

as JEFFERSON CRY, April 49,
The arrivals included number of Inferior Cattle The
ply sale ample and the market for purchasers at
quotations gsE a9.. SOL. -.- ,.. 2 =, 81
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i NOTICES
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+ s@S5 STATE Or E3OBISIANA EFs
pryra F)sSeyS E,ougT} HEsNfsY IL HIS
II gsspsss fssJaans {tFsEFfT1RS No, 10 $780,
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&c said tasolyens
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cryqgrZsr eouR s. IIsre,er HENRY n SIBERIAN vs.
De ID Noaseiiel orisan5. us GiEaHGiERs
Es CREAveIERs de 1snaoT able son 1,tr
L notifies fefude d. Rob
ert j. Kerr oatfe public en- eete Lundi ie Ignae
ma5 1856 dig heures dn Inan, refst de deberer
les dit plus ces
pofsuitss jndciares c1ne ca ben
dues d. 4ngusn est nonams represeter les ere
anciers aosents, III + . - $Sss3 #5aA u
- E 5Ss@ 25 r. d. HUBBARny
aIg I0i In Sod Ill g Uepute Grefier.
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GONST ABLE's SALES.

sEcoxD j usTcE,a CouRr, L r ARDREY vs.. LAWRENCE
Ra1ls Siisss - .
Ps s ass saish R assss q IL s
RtdPR n
a # s
sa III o s Measuring 81 ont On
aa cERTaIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND
suburb Franklin IN this city, she The
seasI po asws '5aP
posted the office q seehers then IN this
s as ps sst
vseq npga5EsRsTA lnss aaa ID
suburb franklin Of this city
er a plan Of said suburb drawn By it
is M Ct nc
then Notary Pnh Pill in this gssi the Nj @
ssst LOT OF situated
suburb Franklin this city in the square No 150 comprised
within Music and urquhart stsees
aae ssis sasi M
plan drawn y tlis 18th asppsissa
gp der t 15 z & Us sas p,a st
SAD Clinton litls
sered ID the above sHii. .s., ss CD b
| TERMs-Cash on the spot. Z. -
m2oa ais &c
sE'e & NV Sss5 9slsaas o fSIFsES
D directed by Hon. c. NJ Bradford Second
Peace ore Parrish of Orleans will sell at public
On WEDNESDAY, the sd day Of April 1856, II n'el5e
warehouse, Circus street. between psf
4 ui a lot st s Il HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 83i
Seized in the above entitled suit. $50 ytiS sS
/ TERMs--Cash ,,.,,,,,x #s
4 /. alo Isl va 1isq5 .g4S An Constable
EgEsET AMEse
Il pY VIRTUE of n writ of ffeEE factas to m
Il ID directed the Hon. G. NJ Bradford Justice Of u
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans have offered for sale q p
lie auction, Banks Arcade the 9th day OF Marc
1856 II O'Clock NJ and have failed to get twohirds 81
toNE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improy
thereon rights privileges and thereu
belonging apperaning situated in the Fauboqr
fayee formerly in the Parish of Jefferson now IL the FonT
District Of the city Of New Orleans and designated BY the
T. of the No. 26L plan made by j. A. Puego dat
: | pela, notary public in this city,
Said lot being comprised within laurent Josephine al
White and the tormy Canal and having an Engli
according said PLAN 81 feet inches front Jos
phine street and extending in depth between parallel lines
feet side towards Laurent street by lot
the other side towards White street by lot No. per
said plan.
will again offer for sale at public auction the above describe
property at the Banks Arcade street on SATut
DAY, May 1856 at L O'Clock NJ 10 the highest and last b
der twelve months credit with bond and security bearir
- W. W. MITCHELL
100 nr FtorSfoh