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8e0ie1 II TIE MEarktts for Aast WeeA.
CRESCENT orrrcg, No. 70 Camp direct,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
f. & "f- &t3E- Saturday Morning, June IA, 1885,
The supplies Of staples Of descriptions Of Pro-
duce have been qne limited during the past week. and bust
ness in our general market has been moderate scale
fair demand however, has generally prevailed, and holders
have realized full prices for nearly all leading articles The
receipts of Cotton rapidly falling off, and although there
has been good enquiry during the greater part Of the week. the
aggregate Of sales Is small Sugar and Moasses continue
arrive slowly and have still to report upward tendency
the rates Flonr Corn and most sorts OF provisions
improved, with demand generally exceeding the supplies
Freigts and Exchanges have been dull without atea
ton IN the rates 4goNf
COTTON. The market opened on Saturday with reduced
stock and poor assortment factors tables and although
fair demand prevailed during the day the sales were confined
TO about 300 bales On Monday there rather Offering
and buyers forward pretty freely $500 bales changed
hands at very full prices requiring advance Of about
quotations for MiddiDg and Good Mdding On Tuesday
about $500 bales sold, but with very light supply
Wednesday, the business fell off to 1900 bales the remain
ing very full without any quotabe change On Thursday
about 300 bales disposed Of and yesterday 1000 bales
found purchasers making the enie business of the
bales The market closing at the Of quotations.
follow
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sss&s TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
a land in Eastern Texas known as the Mcqueen lsad
Bevil Port the Watches river This land is offered in
trade in this way cam by addressing the undersigned
learn the and particulars, which will be such will
suit the parties Offering. References the quality Of the
and title be made to Hon George W. Syh, Hon. q
VIM. Eddy, and r. G. DOOM ESQ., Of the citizens Of
this county. SAMUEL GO0DE,
, 81 jasper county, Texas, !
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The Exchange Northern funds to-day though
dull dropping could be said to be firm for days
past The Banks selling the counter at for checks
New York Outside the rates for bankers bills from
par H. and in instances per cent discounth indi
Gates rather heavy feeling STILL money plenty and there
is considerable Indebtedness be lqdaed in New York and
other Northern cities for purchases Of merchandise made during
the there is not much prospect Of material decline
in Northern funds. Good sixty day bills New York and Bos
taken to-day III discountlle bankers rate is "a
discount ne,te range of the market is from X, " and IL
discount The market for Sterling decidedly fer First
class bills for remittance command % to 9ze
for good AL being g. ga and 9s There sales in
bills Of ladng drafts So to s there be for tile bal
the any increase this description Of drafts
do expect hare any fluctuations notice. though the
New York market reported languid there is not sufficient
Of Foreign Exchange go forward from here
any depression in that market There but little doing in
Francs only small rcquredfo remittance
many drawers that point have closed and departed
there is much competition in the market. We quote for bills
direct Paris 564 s17S with the general range ruling
from 522k to 5.l61z.
There have been movements in specie The steamship
Caawba which sailed for New York this morning. had
freight as follows
Shipped by sundries for Havana $4,000
New York. $4,000
by H. B. Merrell Co. for New York. 100000
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REG1sTER,s oFFIcE.-c1ry HALL, NEW OF

. EGISTERsS OFFICE.-C1TY HAIL. NEW OR
~ leans It'll June, lS56.The undersigned register of the
and residence Of all the qualified electors of the city
New Orleans hereby informs his fellow citizens that now
prepared TO said registry and that his Office
opened in the basement of the City Hail. MONDAY NEXT
the 9th of june at A. NJ and will thereafter continue open
every day, Sundays and holidays excepted The hours
under the law, are from A. NJ, to 7. NJ.
The undersigned being sincerely DESTROYS of facilitating the
s O. ns and ep SS VIII M
provisions of the statue failing to do which they will
Of his duties The Regster nSt eSe from e
voter the following specific information:
How long he has resided the State parish and precinct
and the particular number Of his precinct
3. Whether native or naturaliEed citizen.
I. How, when and where naturalized
The signature of the elecor opposite the Registry Of his
| name.
Every citizen naturaizcd in the State Federal Courts
must TO being registered produce the certificate Of his
must be supplied by certificate of the clerk Of the which
on the records Of the court The certificate in question be
to such natazed citizen free Of charge and within
shEn m e R for registry not haye been born within
citizen thereof otherwise thin by naturalization the courts
then he shall set forth the facts affidavit Regis
citizen such as by the of his father by residence
m ay state or territory when the same acquired by
N any other manner whereby under the the United
stes he Would become by the fact ITSELF citizen Uni
The Register in directing the attention of his
NJ e Various ana absolute requirements of the law would
nation and documents which the statute mpeativey exacts
eng themselves to registered any genera PsGm
c eo9 on M Part Of the voters might render almost ph
with the required details and certificates in time for the
je9 LOUIS ST. MARTIN, Register
w inches for sale By AFRED k is1s from 70
Je% Y Magazine street.
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SHERIFE1s SALES.

sfxTH 1srsa sMiTH versus HIS
Rx of a. orer IF safs u S ne
~ rsctsd by te Honorable the SIKH District corEt Of New
Is cy ets CAMP
o sftsss sees slS MeSAY "a gs
3 e fsnssi ssg ss sss
Il u Ssssea Mutual Company shares
efs Ssin = M s .fssns s sds
WI VII ssas & & K n dss
0o. S''h sooa JOHN S6d isig X. B sssSy
Jsl1 10 % q Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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n,9 dGfif 81 81 f TssoBs i
aans q d
dsposs en mon g =
die proprete dean.e,nen adjusee az
eI snehersseur pour L px gui en sers os Z mos d
ton bonnie ct solvable.
je12131s2 u, Sheriff de la Paroisse d'0rIeaus.
spR CITY p EET Es I
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of a. aeEi . faeIas t
New Orleans VIII proceed 70 seIl at publ
auction on the premises on MONDAY the 2d of june 1s
THE CONTENTS OF A CERTAIN EoFFEE-HoUsE si
uatei at the of Magazine and ST. Mary streets.
Seized in the above suit. -
TERMS-Cash on the spot q"
| JOHN NJ BELL.
| te11 II q Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
| c1sau1ExE Corr DE DISTRICT La VILE DE La NILE
| de la ORLEANS vs.. STEPHEs
INV XERTU dun writ de fierl fneias a mo
La addressa par Honorable Cinquieme Conr de District de
3 De JUN il hsafes ID laan sur les saz IA vent
ts4e cRsTaIR Fos De CAFE EFT son cosrEN
sis au coin DIES des Magasirs ct Ste-Marie.
Saisis dang rafaire colossus. t73 l $54t aa
/ CONDlTIOSS-Comptan au moment de REHABILITATION
4 ieII II q Sheriff de L. paroisse d, Oyleans
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The last Cincinnati Price Current at hand gives the following
of the money market Of that ciy-say of the 4h Instant
The movements of the week in matters have not
features special importance The tendency
BEEN generally, in of borrowers the emun though
moderate and diminishing has continued i'll advance Of the
ply of capital and while able
cannot yet report moderately easy market
The regular discount able
the Of their wants, offerings
receive attention The amount of good the
is diminishing the general demand decreases and The
facilities of the Banks increase but the outside demand still
considerable and good to be had at IL per
per The regular houses discount
the Exchange market there has been variation during
the week, and prices remain at z to q premium for Eastern
The supply and demand about equal but the former is
creasinE slightly the latter New Orleans is dull dis
i premium There is much offering and the de-
nnd is quite limited Gold is in moderate request only At
of in good demand interest interest and
half off far
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM
~ ILT0N PLANTATIoN.-The subscriber is prepared
sell the above estate reasonable The plantation
is situated on the Bayou Bartholomew four miles from lis
of land about which present
high state Of cultivation.
The is well improved having, besides comfortable
Dwelling House. good Gin Stables Negro Cabins and all
This plantation account of its size
the valley Of the ouachita and the proprietor is willing
great bargain DESTROYS of purchasing Possession
will be given immediately after the taking off Of the present
For further particulars, address T. o. BURTON ESQ.,
Monroe La PILCHER, GOODRICH CO.. New Orleans OF
ROBERT j. WILSON.
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew,
Mnrefnn In
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sRigpilla gnteLLigetste.
SATURDAY, june Il, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY, 80

Steamship Texas Forbes for Vera Cruz Harris MORGAN
Ship Jas Montgomery Hamilton, fcs Boston, :.
Bark Genessee Appel for Antwerp, Baxter: Lowell Eco
scnr Cecil, Peterson, for To5aseo, EWoolinghatn
~ ARRIVED.
Steamship America, Nelson. 49, hours from Apa1echeoia
# Wood a. Low-1sc district
Ship International Lesyy from Have 18th April, Baxter
Lowell &co--3d district, 49, " 81
April ieth 70 J. r whitney Geo-sd district, ls
Ship Badep Hsaly freq Antwerp April 25th to Baxter ho
sehr Exceed 10 days from Ruaan Island, tod Lopez
schr Lister, Kae from Biiexi-Basn.
Schr Victoria Ford from Covington-Basin. ]"4 2-a
Schr Laura, Perkins, from Coyingfon-Basin.
Schr Martha Ann from Coyington-Basin,g uz-
STEAMBOATS,.
Antelope Brown from Padncah.
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
81. Charles, Apologize, from Shreveport.
Maria Dennine, Carre1 from st Louis,
Cuba Heirn from Mobile. p5"s
Empire Smith, from Louisville.
ri j, ri Ward, Miller, from Louisville. ~ 4
Toboat Yankee Flenon from the Pases-towed down and
TO sea TN inst ships Dashaway and John Henry-brough
up ship International and schr Exceed. @3' =
Towboas Mary Kingsland, Phillips from the Passe-towed
down and to sea 9Th inst, ships Baltic and Louisiana
brought up ships Baden and Western Chief.
ioWboat Anglo Norman Hendoman from the Passes-toBed
down and to sea 9Th ships Gev Langdon and Alfred Sorei
brought up Span bark Hanna.
BELow-CoMING UP.
Ship Modern Times, Howes from Newport Wales April 7h
1896 bars r. iron TO T ] Casey. 80
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Commercial Intelligence.
Per Niagara.1

Per Niagara.] LIVERPOOL, May 22, 1856
The market has again been very quiet, with
l6d sd per h. i'll favor of buyers, with limited
transactions than for some time past.
The sales for the week ending last evening estimated
3i bales spectators taking 630 and bales
To-day there better demand with rmess in
of the in money and the equalization of the
of discount long and short paper by the bank of
England her quotations for both classes being
To-day tile business in estimated 600 ulcs with
1000 to the trade at the following quotations:
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In Stocks qnieness prevails During the week Bank of
Louisiana has been sold condiionay at l55, transferable at
distant day There fifty shares Of Citizens Bank wanted
to-day 49, There sold yesterday fifty shares Canal Bank
on PIT and to-day $4,000 State Bonds on PIT.
The following the quotations to-day of the New Orleans
tnckn rlset.
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The stock in this port is 6Sl 900 bales American bales
Do time last 100000 bales; American bales
Import for the week.. I6ON baes American 10000 bales
The Manchester market which had been very inaate for
time became the early part the extremely
depressed with ar almost entire suspension of business but
yesterday there evidently confidence and decidedly
disposition the pnrt OF buyers make offers
The market has again dull with rather lower prices
for Wheat and Flour whilst Indian Corn is in fair
full White Wheat los Sd lis Red 9s Sd los per 70
lbs Western Canal Flour 2Ss to Bis Philadelphia and Ba
3s TO Gs Ohio 36s to 6s ed Canada sos 33s Sour
SIS to 33 DBL White Indian Corn 2es sos Mixed
2ss Cd Yellow 2Ss Cd to Dos per quarter.
No sales of Turpentine report Rosn good demand the
sales for the week amounting 1000 Ibis Sd 4d per
cwt.
Yours respectfully,
BROWN SIMPLIFY 4 co.
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Ne@ 0rleans Nlol1eg NtarAst.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street,

Summer stagnancy ruled the streets to-day With one OF the
Banks there were heavy calls for loans with another only
moderate. However, there wanting money who has
anything to on that need complain The negotiations
the only comprise small amount Of al paper at
cent OF second grade did not learn Of an offer The rates
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CA TILE M ARK EFT,

JEFFERSON CITY, june IS.
Arrived to-day 30 head of Cattle Cows and lot
Of Calves The supply of Fine Western Cattle Hogs
limited and prices advanced good supply of other
| stock offers at our quotations
PRICES:
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TOBACCO. There considerable in the early
part of the week. and up to Wednesday evening heard Of
further snes to the amount Of about l5O hds Of which 1900
private TERMS and the residue follows Ii 6sc
1903 at Z 10 Lugs at II at g. ut 9 IL at 10 at IL at
7 s. and % at 9c q b. The transactions since embrace
$50 hbds, Of which 1877 at =, II Lugs at 74 80 at 81
at @ II at 81, IA at 9c, and yesterday 81 at nc,
q. 8, s at &c, and 15l and &c on private terms.
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Yours respectfully,
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 co.

LIVERPOOL, May o. 1856.
The arrivals although equal 10 Of last week are
considerable inel"ding l0S4o quarters Wheat and 1000
quarters indian Corn The exports of Indian Corn exhibit
marked mproyement being nearly double the Of last
weeks. The weather is all that could be
the crops show its influence being most promising this in
dsposes buyers to purchase largely and only
moderate weeks trade in Wheat and Flour about ID decline
on Wheat and Is on Flour the supplies of these articles
70 be not greatly at all in of the demand Oats and
Oatmeal Slightly affected by the downward
the market Indian Corn is in good demand for Ireland
aud notwithstanding the large quantity dock demand
slced to maintain prices at last Fridays Mixed and
Yellow, White about Cd cheaper.
Todays market moderately attended holders Of
Wheat were firm Tuesdays rates, the lower qualities
slow OF sale unless slight reduction
inactive Oats neglected. Oatmeal dull, Cd lower
Indian Corn in good demand 2S Cd 29
low and 29s to Os cd for White quality quantity
Of each was taken for Ireland and as the effect of
rivals fully appreciated
should hold back there being ample selection
We are respectfully :
PATTERSON, BROTHERS & co.
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A IL. FANToN, AUCTION, AND COMMISSION
LAa MERCHANT AUSTIN Texas. -...-41
E~Lbera Cash Advances made ell kinds Of merchan
disc. FS" q" ?plm-5m&IyW ,
PRANK SHAW, Jr., S5Co., COMMISSION AND
u FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. Tchoupitouas street, New
Orleans. o19tf
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IMPORTS,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES America-4 esks bacon $50
do rosin 10 Wood d Low-50 do Post & Me-.
HAVRE-Shp International-In ballast
RUATAN ISIAND-Schr Exceed-Frut to j T Lopez
LIvERPOOL-ship Western Chier--Assorted mdse
ANTWERP-Ship Baden-Assrted mdse. .'
LIVERPOOL-Shp Western Chef-1575 bars TT iron Wood
Low31 csks mdse G olland-10 chains Robb &co
IS do linseed oil WebsteS casksschains bgs
nails Hsaton 0yer-l2 sugar pans de csks
geo cask eaathen ware Bondousquie Phps5 pkgs do
ford &co5 cases BISCUITS to ode hard McGre
&co3 do mdse FernandezlS0 bars so do
hardware Pesty Bein-2l bars iron bds sheet iron csks
hardware IS bags nails Shark Saufer coS
Maxwell eco cases mdse R Haggerty &col do to
cases ndse MeGregor &co,67 pkgs do B Graham- c
brandy Barnes Hawey-1s pkgs mdse Payroll bx mdse
hy-3 csks hardware to Treppott Bro do te
Bnddecke kco4S crates earhenware Miller, Lane
css mdse sickles &co5 DR. hardware case hemp siel
&co-2 hardware johnson &co50 bales cases mdst
Burnside &co-5a 600 states Davdson-3s.7OO do
Lya20 pkgs earhenware Morton &co-630 hoop ror
2iS ks earhenware II bases 10 pkgs dse
ANTWERP-Ship Baden1S5 bds nails bbs wine 40 eases
do do 64 bdls bags case Buddecke &co-t
| bds nails to orde.
BILOXI-Schr Lister-Lumber to order.
C0VINGTON-Schr Vicoria-35 900 feet lumber Merritt
| Mcconnell.
| CoVINGToN-schr Laura-35, 600 bricks to order.
C0V1NGTON-Schr Marth Aln-35 600 bricks to Merritt &
Mcconnell.
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GUNDRIES-
~ BACON-2DO casks choice Cincinnati Sides
100 casks Clear Sides;
100 do Cincinnati Shoulders:
so do Plain HAMS
50 boxes Domnick's Breakfast Bacon;
- 100 tierces Sugar Cured Hums
BEEF-200 bbs Dominick's Family Mess
100 do do Plain Mess
loe half bbls Dominck's Extra Mess
100 bbls do Prime Mess
so bbls Davis Extra Prime Mess ;
200 half bbls do Family Mess;
go bbls Davis Prime Mess
800 bbls inspected Prime;
20 boxes Domincks Dried;
30 bbls Davis Dried;
,- Is boxes Beef Tongue; N
WH1SkY-100 bbls Derby's Star ;sS
800 do 0liver's Extra;
100 do Deans;
LARD-7000 kegs Choice Leaf;
LARD OII-l00 bbs Shllito's Cincinnati Winter strained
80 do Sam'l Enger, st. Louis;
CANDI.ES-10O0 boxes Shillo's Star;
FLOUR-501 bbs Orange. Swan and Magnolia Mills Extra
500 do Rose Hill and Cherry st. superine St Louis;
PEP1IER-l00 bags Black;
PORK-100D bbls Inspected Mess .-.--
NATIVE WINEs-Longworths Dry, Sparkling and Sweet:
by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS & Co,
jee ID TchouptoulGs street.
PAND BOXES-l9C0 dozen 81 Is and 81 80 per dozen
IL for sale by - 81
NEWHALL Il HuYE,
myl5 3m IS and 60 Canal St., corner of Old Leyee
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WROUGHT SPIKES-24o kegs landing from 4 to
AcAest LOT sale by ALFRED kEARNY,
1e4 Y Magazine street.
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Hdy~CIassical Frencil.--ProfessOr ISotlx has
opened EVENING CLASSES in the large room No. g. Isl
floor the East wing Of the University Louisiana
Baronne and Common streets where Instruction will be given
such thorough and systematic plan enable
pupils acquire grammatical and practical knowledge
Of the French language, within the shortest possible time Tie
very low during The coming season For particulars call at the
NJ. ~ mvi2,f
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MAYoNALTy NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hail. March 26, 1856. {
Ms Three Hundred Dollars Reward. IA
information which will lead the the
assassin assassins who did the night Monday 18th
inst, about O'clock the Magazine
streets shoot policeman Alexander Aego head which
wound he has since died
JOHN L, LEWIS Mayor
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MEMORANDA,

Nc The steamer Maria Denning left St Louis 9Th inst In
port for New Orleans steamers Nebraska, Ed Walsh Illinois,
Grand Turk, Cora Anderson Henry Choeau souhene
rs The steamship America reports anchor out side Pass
ALoue bound ship Modern Times and bark Hesper Ken
nebeck. Ten square rugged vessels in the ongbound in
19 We learn from the officers of the St Charles
that steamboat Rosa sunk at Broges plantation about Is miles
above Campe Boat total loss the part of the cargo
saved and reshpped board Swamp Fox
passengers Steamer DeDe alongside taking of her furniture.
Passed steamer Swamp Fox aground at Durants landing
River falling fast all the way down. with five half feet
Grand Ecore Bar, and five feet on the Falls
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Sggn,--, RICH IS CO.'S CELEBRATED Pa.
H lSTENT FIRE-PR00F& SAFES, FOR HOOKS. PA
EFTj aaPERS; ETC, MANUFACTURED By sTEARSEs

TSIyI. ENGINEERINGA AND SURVEYING
~ undersigned having formed the
pose ansacting any business IN Engineering
Surveying that may entrusted TO them, within State
Of Louisiana having had considerable experience
lue of business would respectfully solicit share Of
from those Interested therein j. c. DREuX.
- St.a ". s. MITCHELL
!ESs Qtice, No. n Commercial Plaee sASs lT
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.,.. EXPORTS.
VERA CRUz-Steamshp Texas-l66 hf bales cotton, 70 kes
dries - -
TOBAsC0schr Cecl-20 bales domestics do osnaburgs,
70 paper "a baskets 10 we 10 boxes absn
sarde II cases candles Is do 10 do olives
60 DO liquor 10 cases steel 81 do OIL do guns do earthern
do vinegar bbs ale cs hams q kegs nails pcs
81 bags pepper 500 deiiohns, 90 900 feet lenbe packages
rndse. ~
ANIWERP-Bak Gennessee74 bales cotton, Is do bees
wax, 699 hhds tobacco, 15se00 slaves. =
BOSTON-Shp Monteomeryll62 bales cotton le9 hhds
tobacco go pigs lead 100 bb pork SOL bb rosn 10 bbls
whisky, 30, 900 slaves 80
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SPOKEN,

n9~ By Capt Leavy Of ship International May 27th of
Great Isaacs ship Elizabeth Newport for New Orleans
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DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ The copnrtnershp heretofore existing between under
gned under the firm of SMITH COOPER, is this day dis
solved by It's own limitation Either partner will sign the
Of the firm in liquidation.
l.. l.. SMITH,
W. b. COOPER, Jr.
New Orleans May l. 1856. my9 2m
NJOTTCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
~ copartnershp and will continue the business of Smith
Cooper in this city and New York. under the firm of SMITH
COOPER & co. L. L. SMITH,
VIM. B. COOPER, Jr.
J. ALLAN MITCHELL.
New Orleans May I, 1856. my9 I'm
rTHTIE STYLE OF OUR FIRM Is THIS DAY
CHANGED TO A. ". BOSWORTH & CO.
New Orleans Jan. /, 1885, STANTON i co.
A w. BOsWORTR g. CO., WHOLESALE AND
r. Retail Dealers in ICE. Business office Nos II and II
Front street Depot between Psydras and Lafayette
Two large Ice Depots St Thomas Ice Houses head
New Basin and No. 1856 Graver street.
Also Ice Depot No. Is Ponehartrin Railroad upper SIDE
opposite the Passenger Saloon, New Orleans janl Tn
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FIRST JusTlcE's CouRr }JoHN LANGDoN versus PETER
Parish Of Orleans ! TOCVEY-No. l0l.
QY VIRTUE of a writ of iierI faeRas to me
ID directed Honorable D. f. Mitchell First Justice of
the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell
public auction, SATURDAY the 2st day Of June, 1856
ut NJ In front of my Warehouse No. IS Julia street
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE; and directly after at No. ITS
Tchoupoula street. between julia and Notre Dame streets
ONE LOT OF GROCERIES, Seized in the above eutitled
suit.
Mg-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
jel0 fWM. C. Qu1Rk, Constable. :
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EgTILL SPRINGS. EsTILI COUNTY EENs
Ta TUCk YThs fine Summer Retreat situated the
lei entncky River surrounded BY wild and romantic
scenery and is Of the most picturesque healthy
locations IN fe world. II is miles east from Leing
ton and accessible BY fns GRADED road have
line daily four horse coaches from the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville the
ing train will arrive at the Spring. evening.
place in fine condition and The RECEPTION
Of visitors. s$ss8 Ssfs. o. CQTLESs
nny23 I'm s&55ss3ES IN GHfLES.