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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06
Opening SALE OF THE SEASON INTENSIVE AUO.
~ Of superior custom made furniture panoforte

a,nase Of superior cI,om made furniture psnotorte
LIN sIcEoLs on weanesday morning 9th instant. .. ioM
be sod paIior furniture plush
lrvGais do d. in mshossny and black walnut. sofas
a.gs and small carved Iosewooa and mahogany walnut bed
Ssnss. s1ssiss: French y.:ss pure Il:
norary and bOokcsses eeseles
ssSiss psp s1 sSls .ssrsys
SETS eeek. diung extension ass: IN OAK vsnG; and
with without marble &C. &C. ALSO superior rose
the Son Of persons in want good furnur Goods pack
ed srd caIey shipped 3. reasonable charge Catalogues
HAIR ane prns iron s sstes
est vadrodea library booze ses, atess rockers
aud extension dining tables silver plated
9e AND ss se nd % % sd a 70 sen
and q w
oval mirrors IA oil paintings, gut frames, Oy catalogue
o.. Of sfeand il &: city rs1oossa-wm Franz
LIN soh YIN sell at suction. on Thursday, Feb J. At
ds as si i ss
@ ana sss
~ lots, between Tompkps and kafcs avenues large
gage B,-Putnam svepue Is opened through 70 division
al he as pr o
w MF 10 AuortUr AZ Si ~
saeeroom l3 Nasssus Superior custom cabinetfurD
ure auction, being he en stock VI large first class city
cab srcle # which fully warranted
the when pcrthssd at private sale, consisting in
Of the Ashonab ~ les carved rosewood
oak az wanu paror drawing room, pton library
al dining furniture OF variety finished In oil ard
French poll he'd; dining tables consisting the
proved patterns H. ard 6 tee, long, OF the various choice
viz J0eewoS0 biTco mahogany, walnut and With
serpenune centres; rosewood paor suites are covered In
sosuy NJ qne I'll INK bocade satns erocate plush and
aus with rich marble and Instances ma'ch 80
Gothic French and bedsteads OF which
ysusbs and carved sest s Of e.esere beau
highly finished work tables told wood pier card
and side abes, plain and with marble tops Also large
wrir tables four chairs. sigma,
ting berg The furniture Of wring teacher Asc seven
Dwell Co.. and other makers. Catalogues the morning
Of fale
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All of these except the $4,000 construction bonds
are secured by NOR gage upon the road, &C., and OF
these the company have baud SIS 500 and $12-
600 hsve been converted into tie sosk of the
The total amount OF expenditure iocluding tho James
vile branch for all purposes whatever the 31st De-
cember last is S351S157 So Of viii ii $685. 242 80 have
been expended upon the line beyond Madison and S20
39 IL in the purchase Of the right Of way from James
vile to Monroe and Of depot grounds at those places.
The estimated cost to complete the main line to
airie du CHEN, and the line of the Southern Wis.
consin read, to Monroe, according to the contracts
And the resources follows
Uncolected stock subscriptions, including
amount unpaid on 2, 1928 shares Of stock he'd
r me o1npsny .'...'.' an
Stock charged to contractors for which
the company hold securities ...... 200 900
Cash On hand, proceeds Of bonds sold
account OF contractors. ............2 los
Sinking fund pcr cent bonds. ......... 800 600
Milwaukee city bonds. ................30 800 900
Acd ties paid ,or and right of way pur.
cha ed beyond MAoison 70 be refunded
asa sst morca3a bonds xbch NAV So0'
be issued on line Of Southern Wisconsin
road, between JanesviIle anc Monros, at
the rate Of $40, COO per mile ....... $50 900
- ,oo2, 4ae
Total expenditure to 31t December last main line
and Southern Wisconsin road including the eight mi es
operated from Milton to Jsnesvilie 81, 57S 1857
Amount required to complete main line to
Prairie Gu Chen and s. W. K. to Monroe. 17o 258
Total..... .............,... ........ SIS 1853 OILS
Additional equipments contracted for, in anti
cipation Of the completion of tue road 800. 241 085
Total cost Of road. ................s So 600 900
. Of line southwest to Monroe. .......... 4s
OF side tracks ......................3 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

TRAVELLERS GaulUsa

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD -TRAfyg ,rsvp
Ihant ers stree daily Toy Albany and TROY On And AZ
Yer Monosy January u 1896 the raps win run a, toloss
fayfesa uan, A. NJ. come chbg Nor bern and Va -r
psns ,nongh way saip " NJ express train r. NJ for
Eopthkeepsie az A. w. and 3:l r. A. for Peekski b.O
~ Tor spg srg st4P NJ. The ST. sing ADD Packs,
~ uans tcp 81 all IA stations. Pasenqers islea AZ
NAV usin o. 4P ~ m fsra Tor Albany stoppnk
o. oil nal stations. l. SYKES Jr Superintensant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

UCTION NOTICE THOMAS BELL AUOrIONEER,
"A by BELL BUSH, this day. II 1917 O'Clock the sales
II North William street. variety sss OF furniture bed
stesds beds, bedding sofa beds, 40 also, LOT Of
gsod cohing dry goods hosiery fancy Artcies walcass
Of groceries, teas liquors. 4c thursday sale Of elegant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

TO fEf-s SUIT OF uNFuRNIsHao gOoaS. VEef
derDb for 'i-fnan and wife who VIII quiet resi-
dtnce. Inquire at 8 & ourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

NyOTICF.-FRkNKLIN AND NICHOLS, AUCrIONEERS,
IN 70 Nassau street, viii hold regu sales Of furn-
ture their store, Wednesday and Fridays OF each
veef Consiepmens Of second hand furniture solicited sd
vslces made when required, and prompt returns In all
cakes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

4 SSiGNEE's SALE-THE ENTIRE STOCK or MOURN.
n ing goods the 81 Broadway. for sae for cash
apply 10 Ii. Il. QUlkAs Assignee " AID g. Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

DOARD wANTFD-BY YOUNG LADY, IN A RE.
ID spectacle family town. best of references given and
required. Address, stating terms which moderate,
g. A. NJ. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

WANTED TO LEASE-A FIRST GLASS HOUSE WITH
w all modern improvements In the netghbortood Of Fiah
below Thirtieth street. The advertiser would be Will
ing Ito Hoard a gentleman small fArly owning such a
house ment OF the rent Address Merchant herald
office
WANTED TO LHAsk-FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
w story house, full lot between Hudson Bows-y
below Spring street Address ST. edeco 8roAdvay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

BOARD IN BkOOKLYN.-A FEW DBSIR ABLE ROOMS
- 10 let with board newly fitted ard furnished first class
suitable gentlemen and their wives geuLe
moderate prices the ferries Inquire
NO. GA State street, Brooklyn
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OFHe who is passionate and hasty is
generally honest. 1t is your cool, dis
sembling hypocrites Of whom you should
beware. "There's no dece ption in bull
dog" 1t is only the cur that sneaks up
and bites you when your back is turned.
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ADVERTIS NJ G.

(rES LINES OR LESS MAKE A souARE-)
One square three insertions or less Sl.00.
Each additional insertion 25c.
Business Cards inserted one year $500.
Legal advertisements must be cash IN ad-
vance or accepted security. Advertisements,
time n OF marked will be inserted till forbidden,
and charged at the above rates.
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A house in Boston. which lately ship.
ped cargo of potatoes to Galveston,
Texas. has received advices that there are
no warehouses at that place to protect
them from the frost.
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II Ill Il B A n n T. Il
Is PUsLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
(Gp stairs. in the Old Plymouth Hotel,)
BY WM. ]. BURNS.


Ifpaid in advance, 81 so
Attbe end ofsix months, 200
Ifdelayed until the end 1.-THE year, $50
A failure to order discontinuance at the
axniration of the time subscribed for, will be
considered a new engagement, and the paper
continued.
TPNo paper will be discontinued unti'all
arre irages IRE paid, unlessatthe option oithe
Publisher.
ITrhe above terms Will be strlc'i! ad-
hcrcl 10.
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O-Dr- B. P. Rankin has been ap-
pointed and confirmed Marshal of Ne
braska
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Never keep animals on short allow
nnce-if you starve them. they will stsrvo
you.
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NIELS. MCLAUGHLIN Saddle and Harness
- Manufacturer, one door west OF the cor
ner in The old Plymouth Hotel.
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T RIMPLER, Merchant Tailor, and Deal
er in Clothing and all kinds oil furnish
ing Goods, in Rusk's building.
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DROOKE & EVANS, Dealers in Dry Goods
ID Groceries, Crockery and Ready made
CIothing: corner Laporte & Mich. streets.
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CtHARLES PALMER, Dealer in Dry Goods,
Boots & Shoes, Hardware, QGeenSware,
Groceries, and Hats & Caps
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DROWN & BAXTER Manufacturers of Tin
ID Sheet Iron and Copperware, and dealers
in Stoves-sign OF Tin shop d Stove.
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M w. SMITH, Justice OF the peace, VIII
WI. attend TO business IN the Circuit and
Com Pleas courts. Over the Post office.
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|" B. PERSHING Wholesale and Retail
dealer in Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints
Glass & GLASSWARE. GrOcerieS, &. ginger vine.
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sNR. SAM'L. HIGGINBOTHAM. Physician
- and Surgeon. Office at his residence on
he east side of Michigan street.
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~ II. REEVE, Atty. at Law. Collections
~. punctually attended 10 IN Northern In
diana Lands Tor sale cheap.
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VXTESTERyELT & HEWITT. Dealers in
J" Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Boots
& Shoes, Ready made Clothing &c.
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YCE CREAM SALOON, NJ. II. Tibbits pro-
4 prietor, up stairs in Rusk's building
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Holm C0UGLE, Keeps a general assort-
- ment of Dry Gools, Groceries, Vegetables
and Meats OF all kinds. Cor. Gano s. Mich. SIS
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ID OBERT RUSK, Dealer in Family Groce-
h ries, Provisions and Tlnware. BAKERY
attached, east side Michigan street.
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DR ]. d. GRAY, Eclectic Physician, will
- attend TO calls day or night. Office four
doors north OF C.. II. Reeves residence.
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yOSEPH POTTER Saddle and Harness
- manufacturer, corner Laporte and Center
streets.
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ELLIOTT & Co: Wagon, Carriage & Plow
IA Manufacturers. at their new stand at the
south end of the Bridge, Michigan street.
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~ .CLEAvELAND Wholesale and re-
". tail dealer in Dry Goods. Hardware ana
Gyoceries. new building. north side Laporte st.
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N II. OGLESBEE < Co. Dealers IN Dry
y. Goods Groceries, Hardware, Boots ana
Shoes, Crockery &C.. IN the BRICK store.
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II MCDANIEL, Manufacturer and dealer
- in Boots & Shoes, and Shoe Findings,
west side Michigan street.
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DR. It. A. LEMON, Pracucing Physician,
- and dealer in Drugs s. Medicines Oiis'
pants & Groceries, east side Michigan street.
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DR. r. BROWN. Physician and Surgeon,
IL will promptly attend 10 all calls IN his
profession. Office at his residence, south Plym.
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Ne HrsBus.-Bsrnum is Bankrupt.
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UO4CKARD g. vINEDGE. Dealer in Foreign
and Domestic Groceries and PROVISIONS
east side Michigan street.
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n BROWNLEE & CO. Dealers in Dry
-. Goods, Boots & Shoes, Ready made
Clothing, Hardware & Cutlery
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r FAILOR, Cabinet Maker and underta-
La ker, corner Center * Washington stS.
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T A. JOSEPH Cabinet Maker and Tn
n. der.aker, South Plymouth.
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DR. CHAS. WEST, Eclectic Physician,
IL Office at his residence, east side Mlchi-
gan street.
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ENDWARDS' HOTEL, VIM. C. Edwards Pro-
II prietor, corner Of Michigan and Washing
ton streets.
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d c. TURNER, House Carpenter & Joiner.
Shop on Washington street, east OF
Michigan street.
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DIRECTORY

AfARSuALL COUNTY DEMOCRAT, T.
vi Md Inald and Fl. B. Dickson proPri's'
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T E. ARMSTRONG, attends to all calls
in his line ofDaguerreotyping, at his res
idence north OF Edwards Hotel.
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:" l. PIATr, Chair 1 Cabin. Cablnet max maker, T.
Wv and Undertaken. Furniture room IN
noxh room Of the old Plymouth Hotel.
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A X BRIGGS. Horse Shoeing and
IL BlackSmithing of all kinds done to order.
Shop south east of Edwards Hotel.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, 6. P. Cherry s. Son
IA proprietors, South Plymouth.
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MI H. PECHER & CO., Dealers in Family
4vls Groceries, Provisions, Coniectonaries
&c, South Plymouth.
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TAMES 81 VI. ELLIOTT Turner's. Chair Ma
- kers, and Sign Painters, Michigan street,
South Plymouth.
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A BALDWIN, manufactures and keeps
on hand custom made Boots & Shoes;
east side Michigan street.
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IOHN SMITH, Manufacturer Of Fine
Custom made Boots Shop next door north
of the Brick Store.
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Blanks Of All kinds. neatly printed,
s,fd fsr se,s at The Bsnaer OfiGe.
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ranged at 3N8 for Fenentng to Choice Rebojcd
and about 100 bbls disposed Of at these rates
FLOUR The market dull and less than 300 bbls were
Sold including 225 Illinois at So PA D0 at Sc zs6 5s, go
st. Louis at 80 s 400 sc 90 800 Fancy at 100 Extra ILL.,
nois at 81 60 and Goat 81 Is u bbl.
GRAIN The supply Of Corn was light and the sales were
confined to about 1900 sacks Of which 1l50 at and 1000
Prime Yellow at 4 p bsel OF Oats 1910 bushels st. Louls
42c and about IL D0 bushels Prime Wabash in
bulk BIC p bushel OF Bran 1000 TO 1915 sacks dis
posed Of at toc y 100 ID. rA -,...-s @5 e
PROVISIONS. Pork quiet, and the principal sales
about 100 bs unnspected Mess SIG 81 and 100 bbls
Rumps $z p bb Bacon steady with sales Of 30 casks
Ribbed Sides &c. in lots at 81 Is Clear at 0 and
small lots Of Shoulders at 7sc u of Green Meats we
noticed sale of 30 casks c for Sides and SIC for Shout
ders or Lard 1900 kegs were sold at 10e, and 9sc q
was refused for 800 bbls and ierces Prime.
GUSNY BAGS. IA lot of 800 bales Small Bags and o.
$40 Large, qeturned from LivepoolD sold private
| terms.
COFFEE. The market dull, and the transactions we
confined $50 bags Rio of which 400 lie, and $50 at l4@
| 111ac u b.
WHISKY. We noticed sales Of about 700 bbs including
AGO Rectfed in lots, 22a2c 100 Raw at 40 Giradn'
Extra at rs, and 100 Dexer's, in lots at &c % gallon
FREIGIITS. "A ship taken for Boston at 81 30 p bal
for Cotton $500 shipped for Liverpool at 4@
| 9-32d in British vessels, and sled in American.
| EXCHANG Es. The demand was limited, without an
change Of moment in the rates: h".-#
Sterling .10S}4G1G91 and 1g
New York Sxtyd Bills. M@l14 p Ct d
Sight Checks New York pard prem
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h9T.Vhe Bark q. Il. Truitt, Capt. SculI. from
Philadelphia, Is dclarEng ut Post 81 Second Dist.
CosneeS will please attend to the receipt Of their goods
Ieyee, otherwise they will be stored expense
risk. GEO. W. HYNSON IL CO..
81 CHnD
Eay- The ship SeraInpore, Capt. Bo.vden,
from Boo is now discaging her cargo opposite the Mint
The consiee of IS bales Cloth marked FS, will please make
himself the dsclatgn clerk the Levee other
wise they will be stored At their expense and risk
AL GEO. w. HYNSON L. CO., 80 Camp street.
D. E5TnTlle Schooner A. l.. Crawford. Captain
Rackman from Philadelphia is ischnrging cnrgoat Post
s. First District Consguees requested attend 10 the
receipt Of their goods the Ievee otherwise they will be stored
their expense and risk.
AL GEO. W. HYNsON Il CO.. 81 Camp
G9-Tiie ConsiSnees of the following goods
consigned order Bark BrouS from Baltimore, ID y
boxes Tobacco, marked D. Goodman I2i z boxes and 81
boxes marked G CO.. 4l9 boxes Glass and bbs Fnrais
marked "A K,' will bring their bills Of ahng. endorsed, to
the cargng clerk the Levec otherwise they will be stored
AL GEO. w. HYNsoN & CO., So Camp 81.
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
yttu OrItans Jt(onty 9gflarktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20 Camp street,

S BUiufA
decline In averr branch ,f business exceptipp the Western
nr,dce ars tho coursa NJ events NJ te week now closing
rc accounts brought bv mo Arabia from Tyerpoo have not
had tbe act .xnced an or ,rea sanle The sales Of the
e e,t,ce geero, narce,s which were bought for ship
,,sn, hut hrd in ta hand being worth two in the bugi,r
oo1 "r.a 1,o ,,i,d tho,oyalyes Of the ndyance and
III 49, i, - 49, i,oa t,oa, on.,a.ro,,e snccnaton going
49, e. 49, t , and thus far Il has nroved proGtab]e :.
~ So, -. ~, as,n ,aoro ond collateral branches of
.y. - "a; w .ho, so,a ahe decline from
,, - -, ~ - T. o,, Tt ,;., re,;, trade ia
~: ~, H., So LII ~ fl,t,og ond r ava, streets are
, a,.i ,, q. , d,;i,d saIes
~ ;,or,oops NJ merchandise through the Custom House.
byin co,sidcrat1e increas no over last season. but
nos, If Tho m.rcandse consists in STAPLE articles with very
quantities of fancy merchandise silks gcw
In Tho general money market there has Saturday
,o gradual deIine which is only the annual revolving Of
r.d and commerce The total DISCOUNTS during week with
Tho Ranks are about one million and three quarters of dollars
The saes Of paper outside are about 500 600 Of long date
The weekly statement Banks exhibits decline IN depo-
s In, the decline for This week and the made up by
aditioual caup of seq 600 paid into Bank of NewOrleas
The on ar dead weight OF the Banks is by the Canal
Rank sl76 O0e Union Bank and the Bank Of New Orleans
The other Banks though discounng good long paper, do not
show it,
The statement, this morning. OF the Banks SHOWS an
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Sbipping AnttlItgtlytt.
1 MONDAY, April %, 1856.
s. CLEARED SATURDAY.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Black Warrior Smith, for New York, via Havana,
james Connolly &co
Steamship Perseverance Sheppard for Galveston india
noa Harris & Morgan
Shin Roebuck, Walden for Havre Baxter, Lowell &co
j Ashbrdge eco
Ship Derigo Cutter, for Boston, G W Hynson eco
Ship Lorenzo Mawck for Liverpool, J Whitney eco
Ship II H Body, Hussey, for Cadez, J Whitney &co
Ship Cincnnatus, Beck, for Liverpool, C j Meeker eco
Whitney eco
Brig Wild Pigeon, Radoyich, for Campeaehy,
Brig Fanny Whitlow, Gage for Blboa and Bordeaux,
Godenbow Il Lesparre
Bark Lenng Symes for Philadelphia G W Hynson eco
Bark Lucy Ann Keller for Baltimore g W Hynson eco
Bark f Sherwood, Hall, for Marsaies, Bogert 6co
Schr Dora Bogheck for Pensacola Harley eco
Schr Shepierdess Keson, for Mobile, W Newton eco
Cioldenbow & Lesparre
ScLr Fila Kencold, for Pensacola, Policy Nicol eco
Sch Hannah Martini Perene for Powderhorn and Lavacca,
Godcnbow & Lesparre
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST. CHARLES. &C W Phillips. o; j Mattocls, Ark:
Watson Ia Is Sugar, ILL., McL;i Ark; " Henderson,
lady and serv La Mrs Prentice and sert, La q W Kite
ridge, H, Moore, Monroe; Williams, Aberdeen; H II
paanak Mobile: H Truman, lady and two servts La: Mrs
Gardner SelmR Mrs oykin Mobile; Weeslee, Webster,
Mo- S Jamon. Ala Miss Alexander Aberdeen Miss Down
ing Columbus; " Finny, Ga; Robinson F. j Darlington.
Aln:T Adams n o. Sou,herland, Il Thorn Camden;
NJ Wiherpoon, p Wherspoon, r NJ Wilson, Mass; R +
Noise Indy child and scrvt,, Ia; q Seaver, Reed u
Mrs 'unly and servt T SINNER Va Billiard, Y;
Merweather, II Bassett, j Bhckenslp, Miss Howell,
Wilcox, Texa e Mills lady and ervt, Miss Mills Mills
Clinton; Barrett lady and child Boston T 9 Armstrong
A King, Galveston; r Fanon, Y McC9lom and lady
Miss Rosenlla,n, Natchcz Eeiscr, Rapide J. Me-
liaraltn l. Webb, Boston; DR. Williams. " Doty, o: j
Mu;dun, Dertrd 1oble Moore SUMTER pr. Mewether
Mrs Riddle Miss II Hill, Euaw; )r. 4 b Williams, \ o.;
Miss l. Merriweiler, Miss Victoria Riddle Or no Merrt-
weter 7 c Clark, Eutaw; VI D Ward Newark. \ j. VIM II
Judah, Forida Rolln Church. VI II Il Atwood. Bangor
Hill, Miss, q Mediation. Baton Rouye: Dr r Hue Louis
Vile; W Smith, + 7 Aydett J Mckinney. a Street A 5
Caldwell, Ford y 3 Turner Memphis: Rhodes, 'TcHn;J
FAeker, Memphis Jas Turner, Wright Hunts ille
A Allen, Tenn; Mr. Charles Y: Mr. Robin. Mexico; Jno A
Collins, Clifford Bccler T W Nelson Geo W Tucker La
fourche
CITY HOTEL. l. Carers Trenton James HILL sliss; J
Kelly; Henry Fiocoinbe, Mobile, William Ford
lady, steamer Magnolia; Il A Nnhnay, Shepherd,
Orleans John Paul Ya1oo river EIw ZONES, Sun.
flower; j J Blankshp Texas David a Allen, Miss; " II
Hudgns, louisiana d H Housworily, Browntown Thomas
u Barro, lady, child and Miss Carroll Miss Doyle
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Callchan Point Coupee Truly Poeahoutas Du I.ou,
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Z Kerr t;corgia Charles N Carroll, Memphis.
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CATTLE III AR K E T .

..... ....- JEFFERSON CRY, April &c.
Arrived al head of Cattle and 200 Sheep The supply of
Veal Cattle is limited heavy supply Of Mich Cows and
stock for the shames offer and the market is in favor of