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Boots, Shoes eyas6 Brog0ss.

BO0ts, Shoes and B4"ogNses.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUsSET
BOOTS. BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST i CO.,
l32p&W 10 Magazine street.
NIA rs. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghon, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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Nss- we were happy to meet, yesterday our friend
Mr. r. al. Van Horn, proprietor and pnbliaherof the
Central Texan and the Texas Baptist, papers pub
4iished III anderson, Grimes county, Texas.
As anderson Is one Of the most fourishing towns
III Texas, and the centre Of rich and rapidly inn
proving country advertisers would do well to take
advantage Of the opportunity offered them in these
papers to become known ii Texas n
H. Van Horn designs remaining in the city until
Thursday next, and can be seen at this Office at any
time until then. 5ses5B FIX i 5=
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E97-En Time of Peace Prepare for Wharf.-The
weather Is at hand and experience the best teacher
in the universe would advise all who affected by the
change Of TO get supply of I'D. Hoseers Stomach
Bitters stand by for the year during
sckly times, these Bers proved Invaluable tonic
agent and will be well 10 profit by the experience and lay in
supply in time. For sale by Druggists generally Sold
wholesale and retail by O. o. Woodman Common and
Magazine Streets and John Wright Co.. and l5l Chattres
street. jel3 2p6tA1tW
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Matchmaking Matchmaking!

Ell. II. BUCEEIEsYs
{Tate Young & Co., s CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers to his entire
new stock of fine WATCHES, JEWELRY and sILVERWARE,
manufactured imported expressly to his ORDER every article
of which is fully guaranteed
Particular attention is invited his assortment WATCHES
which cannot be excced in the city, and will be sold at prices
lower than is often asked for inferior article
RThe strictes attention. heretofore in Watch Repairing,
Diamond Setting or Jewelry Work myl4 2plm
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SHIRTS AND DRY GooDs-The attention of buyers
is called to the sale Of shirts and dry goods take place this
day at 10 o'clock A. NJ at H. Peychaud Co.'S auction room,
No. IS Old Levee street. Terms ut sale.
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. TUESDAY MoRNIN Z, ] uNE u, 1856.
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WHAT RAILROADS. CAN Do In the year 1850,
before the completion Of its railway system the State
Of Ohio had an aggregate amount of taxable prop
erty rated at and in the year 1874, after
the Of the system the value of the same
description Of property is set down at $500 877 1854
very nearly double. Nothing can more forcibly illus
taafe the wonderful effects Of railway Improvements
upon the prosperity Of a State. Ohio has entered
more largely than any other member of the confed.
eracy upon the development of the system of rail,
ways.
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sA Card.

sAs'riGeGs
M CID ME- M&MaS agE WV IN W.
CLOT HERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
(Under City Hotel,)
Have received their usual choice and superior stock
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTH G.,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CASHMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS
MARSEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS
CRAFATS,
HOSIERY
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
~ 2ptf in every variety.
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TELEGRApHED 10 THE CRESCENT
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

4 ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. .
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BRopHEAD ON BUCHANAN Senator Brodhead, of
Pennsylvania, openly declared, a few days ago, in
this city, that Mr.. Buchanan could not carry Penn
sylgania Mr. Brodhead is one Of the shrewdest poll
tieians in the country, and knows Pennsylvania as
well as any man living So says the Washington
: american Organ, If the 10th.
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Removed Removed -
FROM NO. is TO ~ ROYAL STREET.
and pnts constantly hand which equal the
comes to this Market
:. Also -.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
B IL A Id ES:
sAzERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands.
w HISK K:
OF all descripions--Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also :.
On hand my usual of the best WINES and Ii.
QUORS in the Market which will be sold as reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ptf No II ROYAL street.
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SALE WITHOUT ANY RESERVE OF TWO SQUARES
and Twelve OF Ground situated in the Third District
/ @5 BY N VIGNIE, Auctionecr.

AAIStSDAH June SlST, 1870, AT lS O'CLOCK
~ will be sold at the 81. Louis ESchhnge-- Nj
TWO SQUARES OF GROUND, designated as Nos A ant{4
co. comprised within Eire Desire Force Virtne and Laws
Streets divided each into twenty lots measuring "a feet
front BY depth Of 2o feet Or more Six lots in the sqare
bounded by Margny Mandeve Genre and CelGsne Streets
measuring each 50 feet front Mariy street by 2o
feet deep.
Six the square bounded by Girod, ST. JOHN Baptist.
Lesseps Streets the whole according plan
exhibiting ut the st. Louis. 43.G
TERMS fourth cash. md the balance
credit Of and Il months, for approved endorsed notes.
secured by mortgage said lots.
Acts IF bef6r A. ESQ. N
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Real V'0geslCienale
LACES, MANTIT4I1AS, ETC,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
s.. f. CEEURCEEEIIay
Corner Dryades and Terpsichore streets,
viii offer THIS DAY, June It, real Valencienne Edgng EN-
brodered Collars Chemsettes Jaconet and Swiss Bands
brodered and Hemstitched Handkerchief Black Silk Man
las Capes Colored Jaconets Gnghams, Baeges Cacoes
White Cottons, Null Muslin and plain and plaid Cambrc
nThe Ladies would do well to call and the above
goods.
S. B. CHURCHILL,
jel6 2p2t Dryades and Terpsichore sts.
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To Samuel f. Gilman ESD:
SrSua planters, etc. with perfect safety security
contract with for improved Bagasse Furnace
wise conflicts with any tenae claims held existing
tents. To be still explicit, it conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents Respectfully yours,
THOs. G. CLINTON, 44i Seventh Street,
APT If onOO4ite nten
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LAKE sHoRE r. oKET..- The steamer Kate Frisbee
Jefferson or upper Railroad tomorrow nom
ing on the arrival Of the $40 A. NJ train of cars and
The Pontchartrain Railroad on the arrival Of the 8
o'clock train for Ocean Springs, Biloxi and all land
ings on the Lake shore.
Those having freight will do well to send it to-day
Horses and carriages will 60 consd erably cheaper BY
being sent down the shell road.
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AarERIcANi STATE CONVENTION BY a private tele-
graphic dispatch from Baton Rouge, received late last
evening. W. learn that matters progressed auspici
ousy ID the American Convention held Of the capital
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.EWtf PITCHER, GOODRICH T. co
Holm KHALLEIs. 8: BROTIINR. 2s7 TnHonp1

JOHN EHALLETs & BROTHER. 247 TGHOUp1.
y tomlas street above ST. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEEP
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinds Of work
in their line Of business such putting Tin Copper Gut
ters Valleys Also putting Copper Tin Zinc Roots
in all of the city moderate prices with propness and
dispatch Al kinds Jobbng and Repairing attended to with
dispatch By strict attention 10 all erders hope to merit
share Of the public patronage.
We beg leave the following gentlemen: Nessrs
Crozer Wing Jamison Mcintosh Cook Morebose Rol
ert Hughes c. W. Church, Thomas Murray, Isuae Thayep
Caller, Turpn { Co., j. W. Jewell. ''
E~Leer Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 St
Charles street. AL 3mdkW
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BY MuRFHY NEVIUs.
FRIDAY, 27th Inst, at 10 O'Clock. A: NJ,
street, will he Sold
09oO Havana Cigars guaranteed of dec. Importation
uine brands, aud sound in every respect.
TERMsundcr 500 cash 500 six months for approved
paper See Catalogue. jel1
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CRANES PATMNF METALLIC BURIAI.
~ CASkET.-P H. COOK CO., Projectors and Wholesale
Dealers in Crane's Metallic Burial Caske for the States Of
Louisiana and Mississippi. ~ ~
Office and Sample Rooms No. EAST Charles strpet onnn~
NC lhe o tharles Hotel. New Orleans. do If
ITO BUILDERS AND NTEII5CFT A NTTS-PAPER
Of Old Levee ~ ~ " - "
we have just received and offer for sale lowest prices
wholesale or RETAIL large and extensive French
English and American PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
SHADES andF1R BOARDS.
my13 3m NEWuATJ, HIVE
r. NORTH CULI4ONa, ATT0RNEY-AT-LAWW WILL
attend 10 all professional business in St Landry and
LOUsAS, La. ~ LAO NI' 0A-eo 9" VI -
Waterman, hardware merchant c. N.
ESQ., 1hos d. Miller, commission eIIka ChBs. B.
Slngeion aorney-ala Nixon Adams, Crescent Office,
new orleans m26
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pERsEyERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY Of st. Charles and Clio Streets New
Orleans
GEORGE PURVES, Architect and Builder respectfully IN
forms his friends and the public that he has addition
former business commenced the manufacture of Doors sashes
and Blinds OF every description at the establishment
All orders left at his Office q Commercial Place. the fncory
or at the Mechanics Exchange. Box a. will be promptly
tended 40 Gr,
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fNELNIAN'S BAGASSE FURNACE.-REPORTS
u in circulation by interruptions parties the effect that my
Patent Bagasse Furnace Infringement other pa
tent and thereby renders planters who may
liable TO suit for damages; have made it expeiien for
employ eminent and well known Patent examine
all the papers file Mt the Patent Office i'll the
ect and his statement below is sufficient upon
intelligence honesty of those who would prejudice
ness by such means. SAMUEL. II. GILMAN,
81 NAtclle2 New Orleans.
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trct
BY N. VIGNIE, Aucioneer
SATURDAY, June 2Ist, Is56, at I2 o'clock.
~ will be sold Mt the st. Louis Exchange-
NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND, forming part of the
square No 65 bounded by Frenchmen Union Treasure and
Streets designated by Nos and 49, measuring together
rench measured about 1913 feet front Benefit street 1872
Union and Frenchuen Streets and 200 feet the line.
TERAsOne cash. balance at and L months credit,
with mortgage on said lots, jel6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
TIE VERY LATEST.
THE LATE BALTIC FLEET OF ENGLAND.

THE LATE BALTIC FLEET OF ENGLAND.
The Baltic feet no longer exists official recognition
it was merged into the hoDae fset yesterday, which
day Admiral Dundas and Ad nra B4ynes gave up their
respective appestions Of Comuan Chief and se-
copd in command of the Baltic feet The Captain OF tbs
said feet the Hon. F. T. Pelham, changed his position
the time. The whole feet at Portsmouth is
placed under the commsndn chief of Admiral Seymour
the Port Adniral.
Immediately after the review It is rumored that 10 600
viii be discharged from the feet these will con-
sst for the most part OF the dra the Coast
Guard at the outset of the war and such Others az have
rerved fully and longer than the usual term OF com mis-
SIGN. It is said that there Will be permanent Channel
feet Of exercise and training consisting OF twelve sail
line and adjuBcts.
1t may be conddentaly expected tina. the year 1857
will be Tar advanced before the and the last
cargo Of shells pass the Dar6anelies their way
homeward Nor thnE that any haste necessary
in mpletipg the evacuation. We have accumulated
large Stores and assembled great army for the defence
Of Turkey and there is that shall incur the
expense Of transports and greater employment of
labor in order hurry back with such speed ~ may
crafty TIE desire Of those whom saved be quickly
rid Of The presence Of the Western forces in the
East j. now only question of months. The British
army said 10 be provided With food and
nearly twelve months.
PARIS, April 3-P. ".
The details connected with the Denubsn Princps.es
and the liberties OF the Christian subjects Of the Porte
tbs pnts to be arranged the renewed
The Porte objects TO any occupation of Turkey by the
allied forces, and it is possible that the point will be
waived IL the Powers satisfied TO the safety and
privileges Of the Christian the return home Of the
allied armies il performed lesurely feeling IN off
quarters Is that suf ent force will remain for many
months 70 keep snatesn In check 1t grows confirmed
that the situation Of Italy will form subject Of debers
ton before the Conference drsolves.
81 PETERSBURG, April 2, 1856.
BY an imperial manifesto peace is proclaimed, the
object OF the having been gained ny the security &C
quired for the privileges Of Christians IN the Esstn To
avoid future collision 1t Is added fresh frontier line fo-
Bes saTa5ia has been conceded.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
From the London Times (Cy Arisie), April 9-p. MI
The English funds without sny Material vsria
ton bat the tone Of ne market 4 firm. There rss 1T
te inquiry for money, and loans were obtal1sbe on
govennen. securities .. 5h to per cent, Tee sxle
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WRIGHT JUNIOR CO. IS CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, April 4 1856.
dated 2S;h ultio The Peace Conference brough.
their sittings cose and signed the treaty Sun
cay s0tb The will trsnspire until It is rati
fed which is expected to occupy three four weeks:
that the basis is honorable, and likely to lasting
This intelligence has had favorable influence in au
circles mpars encouraging hopes for mprovem at
IN every branch Of commerce. ms OF arr ip
parent in produce markets., we'll in the
featuring districts. Money have also u.
ed aspect, the arrivals OF specie TO some extent and
favorable course OF xct inducing the opinion
equaZatit Of discount rates will shortly be
ed by the Bank of England The extension Of trade will
necessarily create large demand for uodaon and
this feature will probably check the tendency towards
immediate ease, and prevent undue speculation The
Anerlcsn aevices sti incline to large crop
cotton and the receipts justify the opinion although
try pretty well clea,ed of STOCK and Is unlikely
that sha shortly be receiving reports OF bad plant
Ig Our market has not been Affected By these
accounts the active consumption requires to be tel
by abundant supplies and 1t does not appear tina,
undue proportion OF the residue Of The yield will reach
this country. Prices not expected ma!ersily to ad
vance, though gradual Improvement may occur. under
returning comic esce ard cheap n4cessaries OF life
which the most propitious weather promises to
During the present week have daily experienced
good Inquiry, in which both SPECTATORS aud exporters
participated holcers meeting the demand free
offerings az full rates The lower grads from being
previously depressed in value have been mostly in
quest, and these qualities advance Of i'd per b.
has been established other Qualifications adj higher,
ard sslesbe ct the quotations given below the
market closing to- day with firm eeling and harden
ing tendency, though quite void Of animation. Sales
timated at TO- coo bales4 060 to spectators and
porters.
The total sales Of the week to CO. 900 baea
which 81, $50 are American. Spectators baTe taken
49, $50 exporters 100 leaving 4s 500 bales of all
kinds to the trade. The import Tor time 81 13
bsles, Ct which 81, 1857 American. The quantity
known to be at sea from American ports about le 600
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Mar. LoaUes. Highest Clos'g Lowest Highest. Ctosg
Sat. 29.....921s 92x 9lA 924 9zz 92T
Mon. 81. ...e2B 9S1S 9o1S 9S 9SA 93A
April
Tuea. l...ss es1S ea1s es1S ssH e31l
Thur. ....q2X 9S15 9S 931s 93S 93H
EridaH SIX 90 93M 93M ga 93lu

The foreign STOCK market has been s1tTemely ActlVe,
and large bona de and speculative business has been
transacted in ali ptoDs, especially Turkish an
Mexcans Yesterday the transactions in Turkish six per
at 1Ol for money and 1924 81, 1922 1919,
guar stock dealt l02 and l01 for the
account
There was brisk demand for bar silver and Mexican
dollars in the esry part of the week principally for the
East but after the departure OF the Indian mali The
het became quieter, and the arrival OF large shipment
BY the Mexican packet has aided effect. Che
tons stered but there holders Of large lots
Offering the prices, and buyers 1t an,cp atec
that ME Of peace would have affected
the ney aket by inducing the Directors Of the Bank
OF Engsnd 10 reduce their rates but ct there Is
sign Of this course being adopted and rates still rule
III NTH acfixn damn and
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The same influences bearing upon the material have
exercised Like Improvement the manufactured arti-
Gle both yarns snd gseds beiTg in increased demand at
higher prices and the prospects Of healthy trade are
very promising further stimulated by hatterng
from the East Inoes than been received
tor some time past.
In grain market the effect peace being restored has
to extent been ncpatea trade has ruled
slow, and demand is chiefly confined to supplying the
imf date requirements Of millers and Geo ers The
best qualities Of wheat and -four realize last weeks eur
rency; secondary and inferior qualities are neglected
Indian corn is only in limited demand and whsre sales
desired sons in price have to be submitted TO-
Ashes only in retail demand at last quotations
Barksmal parcels of Phade pbs frsts have rea lied
14s to l4s 3D. per swt Cloveseed Is less inquired for
and medium qualities difficult to sell Lard About SO
have changed hands at 55s. 10 55s. Cd per cwt
Lin seed cakes In fair request. snd good thin obong
brings GO to 60 los PSF sws. Rlce-Transsc eli ms EN-
brace 80 TONS at 2s Cd 10 24s per ton Rosin-2 600
barrels reported sole at u.s. 3d. to As Sd for com
men, up IS. Cd. for fine parcels per cwt Taow 10
rather irregular in price sales 100 casks fine quality at
49, TO 4Sa. ed. per cwt restrict
ed 800 barrels spirits at 30 per cv No returns n
other articles.
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Spain.


FRENCH IMPERIAL REJoICsGs IN MADRID-ABsESCE
OF TIE BRITISH AMBAssADoR-PoLITICAL SUM
MARY.
Madrid ousnas of the 2Sth ult., have arrived. They
stale that the French Ambassador had given q nagnf-
cent bail in honor Of the birth of the Prince Imperial
thasi attended by the nianas Isabella Louisa
the principal LADIES Of The court the greatest political
personsges the Duke de IA Victoria who the grand
Gordon Of Legion OF H nor) the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs and the Minis of Finance and by ali the dipo
masic body except Lord Howden. Tee absence of the
Enghh Ambassador on this Gees sion is specially
toned
The following extract from the Msssdger Of Bayonne
{curous in ise) derives high degree of ipo ,tance
om the sct OF it's being reproduced at the head of the
column Of foreign correspond ence in the Paris Aour
Public been much excited Madrid by the
conduct CT Lord Howden the English AmbAsst who
present all the oher members the diplomatic corps
Saint LOUIS e Francas On tie occasion q he birth Of The
Prince Imperial. The Madrid Journals in mentioning the
the Marquis French Minister. congrsu
him The occasion OF the safe delivery of the
he heads of The other legations and the Spanish
fers had done received several letters conaoinp
very warn remarks on the conduct o. the OF
nsicn which 81 closet united. these
he excIed and the
Of Lord aaWdsn Ne do no INK 70
:he different passages Of our correspondence
The EpGud, OF Madrid mentions a rur1or that the
Duke &c la Yctorio had come understanding with
the pure progessstss 70 propDg the Cores
definitely but letter denies that there any truth
In report The Minis Of War had recovered sui.
GENTLY to be able to transact business IN ths C3rtes
the Minister OF the Interior il reply TO TONS
justified the for keeping Catalonia under an
exec ptiona military regime and he insisted that there
ground for saying the press in Spain is
might, no sic, eisily At BaGajoz alarm had
been caused by quabhies bet troops th
rson and the National Guard and Bargesses out they
not of political character and Of real
importance The Paria nensrv tire had resolve ed
10 support the financial plan Of the government
tain alterations.
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sweden ana Russia.

The Stceaskd 1tdln9en the semi-oficisl journal o.
Stockholm, conains article maintaining that the idea
OF terrifying that city cannot be looked poll ca
denonstratiop seeinst Russia, and thai it has had
IT'S origin in present circumstances. 1t saysro idea
OF sucR fertilization is not by any On the
contrary II dates from the time CT Queen Christina
King Charles Gus. ayus, and the original plan then
brought forward still in existence. Several lines 81
HE question has been brought ward and in 1881
works we're executed on the land side In 1884 the 60
vernment spped 70 the Diet for credit OF ten Thousand
nix dollars sum sufficiently large 20 lead 70 tbs
position that the idea seriously ter aimed OF FORT
Tying The city extensive SCALE Ii the question Of
torhying stockholm il resumei that Circumstances
must oe locked only the continuation OF what ha.
been going NJ nervals during the last forty yesrs
To attribute greater Importance to 1t would be
error
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SENTENCED TO BE HUsG.-lsaac Randolph, color
ed who murdered has wife the 24th Aorl 1856 was
brought before the Superior Court in New Have7 on the
18th inst and sentenced 70 be hung the 10Th doy Of
July next.