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Per Arabia.l

Per Arabia.l LIVERPOOL, january TO- Aooo'
The cotton market very quiet in the early part Of the
week with prices decidedly in favor of buyers but the eegra
pc account yesterday announcing the unconditional
accepance Of the propositions Of the Allies created
great excitement prices advanced I'd q h. These how
ever proving premature the propositions OF the Allies
hnr merely accepted basis for negotiations the excitement
has closes firmly advance OF
> b in Fair upland and fully "a other descriptions
Of American.
speculator taking exporters $40 bales To-day they
are called with 200 bales exporters and spectators at
the following quotations: z.,. -. . 49,. ,....
Fair Orleans 81 Fair Mobiles, 81 Fair Upands 51d e b
Mddng do 55s Mddng do SAG Midd!ing DO 5tsd +, p
Ordinary Good Ordinary 55H Inferior 4 rs f Y ID
time last 465 600 bales American 2Soo0 bales
Trade in Manchester dull throughout the week.
hut the news peace though entirely believed created
active yarns but producers having de-
mande considerably increased rates. business has again been
| checked -
Money continues active demand without change in the rates
The very dull and scarcely a,sac
tons at decline per buse in Wheat and Is Dbl
in Flour i'll limited request last weeks prices
White Wheat lis l0d Red los cd to lis 70 lbs
Western Canal Flour 4Os Philadelphia and Baltimore
to As Cd Ohio ABS cd Canada 40 to Ais Sour 4os
10 4is per Dbl Indian Corn 44s Cd Yellow 42s Mixed
Ais Cd 10 AS per quarter. o,,, J., . . :,
| per cwt. .-.e,,
! BROWN, SIMPLIFY Il CO.
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..
gEeu 0rLealys Nlpllgu M[arktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 10 Camp Street,

Monday Evening, Febi1. 5
After the rain Of night favored with remarkably
mid weather. which gives cheerful feeling Of any was want
ing to all branches Of trade. With few days Of such weather.
the moving Of waters above will be announced
The European mails by the steamer Arabia which arrived at
Boston, were to-day The complexion OF the private
be based Geographic rumors re-
ceyed at Liverpool regarding the ultmaum the peace pro-
nosas hut as we weeks later advice by the Persia
oong an advance Of 16 during the week ending on the 18th
January we are infer that the excitement is ended and
stability is resng umpire The private letters, far
we could ascertain read favoraby; SUCH however, was e
peced on the strength OF peace and the general effect
our market give it rmness We do not perceive
how Cotton advance materially because the consumption
has been increasing in the face Of and should take
place. it npprehended that the natural laws of supply and
demand are to be changed stability and seadne take the
place of cklencBs and weekly fluctuations Our country
friends will find that present prices being amply remneratng
it might be unwse to anticipate higher prices
The money market rather dull to-day No change in long
dated paper. Some short Dated about $4,000 inside OF SIX
months placed 81 cent The calls on the banks
to-day were light and everything indicates continued ease in
commercial circles.
The Exchange Market continues to sen though the Banks
have advanced their for checks New York from
per cent discount only for small which sold at 70
time bills have gone mp from "a to Il and "a since Wednesday
Bankers holding today at IL discount for sixty days
York and for sight On the street the rates ref
from n to per cent. for sight, IA IL for hirt!
DAYS sight and to III and "a for sixty days Two of tbs
Banks were asking Il for checks without deviation Sterling
clear bills taken at N to 7s and * for investment fo
direct remittance Il n higher was asked Bills of ladne
drafts have offered freely yet there has not been cor
responding advance 6 81 the few transactions
Frames are offered more freely sold at 55 ant
small amount direct say 6oO0 was taken at 52 Il
We quote from 532 1864 for the range Of the best will
produce drafts at the lower rate
The Stock Market quiet the only sale to our knoedg
was l2 shares Of of Louisiana $780, which the hghes
rate vet obtained as dividend paid Monday las
which would make equal Sl53 If this is to be tn
opening stock after payment of its dividend how nigh
it going before the next seni.annual dividend
The animal election for Directors Louisiana State Ban
was held at which the following gentlemen were returned ft
the present year Messs j. NJ Lapeyre Alexander Brother
A. Blanc r. Brugiere Robert Geddes ]. Eager j. u Law
lebeuvrc A. II. May, VIM NJ Perkins The -four last name
take the places of Messrs Peters, Peae Renshaw and Shaw
Condition of he Bands the Saturday Of each heei from
LIST September, 1855
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ARRIVED.

a
Steamship Pemethsas chnrch from San Juan de Nicaragua
Shin Andoycr Berry 20 days New York, to cohend
Shin otomoco Newcomb Is days from Boston, maser-3d
Bark Hungarian Chase Rio dc Janeiro 2d December to
Brig Eureka Daley Island lst February to mas
ter-lst district ~ s-., et;o 1,sr -, ,rov.e--
sclr 1nsnclc, Kho days from Mobile to master-Basn
s sh Ms a9
schr Marq9ez r. lund from RaG
Schr George from Tchefuncta-Basn.
schr Victoria, Forde. from Tehefuncta-Bssn.
sshr % f6 from psa & kasa
Schr Penscr Blackman, from Bilox-Basin,
Schr Erett. from Biloxi-Basin.
Schr Julian White, from Biloxi-Bnsin
schr Rough & Ready, from Bioxi-;I3asin
Schr Albntross from lxi-fasin.
sohr Resale, sturbut from Blind River-Basin.
ser Lady, Of The Lake. sa,nuels Blind River-Basin
schr Emily salsmar. from Blind Riy Y pha,
sei Eiisabefh Bradford, from Covington-Basn,
sc Adee Guesna 1 from c sroln
e ehr Par.s nn aa
schr Union, Narcsse, from Covington-Basin.
Schr Delphine No 2, from Pass Christian-Basn
r. STEAMBOATS,.
Moses Greenwood, Thomas from Mouth Cold Water
Magnolia, Thomasson, from Vicksburg
| Seranak No 2 Haines from Cairo
| , Cuba, Heirn, from Mobile.
| Ophelia, Dimtry, from Baze.
| Rapides Dowty, from Red River.
Towboat Phoenx Crowe from the doyn and Z
the 9Th inst ships Fanny McHenry and Milan ant
Bark j KiInball-brought ship Otomoco, bark Hun
| Earian and brig Eureka.
Towboat Ivy, Whitteman, from the Passes-owed dow
and TO sea on the 5h inst ships snoda Lotus, bark Blu
| enaventura-brought up ship AndoVer
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CONSIGNEES.

Ship Andover from New York. adams / Bach Eco
Bauue-C d. Anur Il Bro-F Bauer-Retterton keeie
Block-Booth &co-Braud Adams-Bsidge Ranlett Gee
Buchannon &co-C Buddecke go bnrnfase %eo5
Pritchard Eco-Clark & MosbyJ Cofn-A Cohen.Cooper
Mebert-Wm Cooper &uo--Cuddy, Brown &co-P Cusachs
Bro &co-E naleyAco7J Damsron geo darcy &eo-G
Doson & Son. II Dudley &co-Dyas &co-Eaton & Hender
son-L Elkn-F F Foger &co-Fosdiek &co-E Ferguson
&co-J Gauche-H Giingham--G GivensIGledden' Mar
Lewis Sco Grief &eo-J Grassin-s Guesnan &So.I
Cuellaman &co-J Hall &co-W A Hanney &co-lial Hi
ireth-Hall Kemp &ceTEJ Hart &eo-heatGn oliysrmh
Harn-s Observation-Disclosures & Wade-W jackson &co-Jen
uings Laughland &eo-J Gosgrove-A Kelly &coH Ken
nedy-S Kennedy .Sco-F Kennett &co-kennet Dix eco
shannon-Iaborde 4 Ze4us-A Larerssna-W II Ieteh
ford kco-I.mslen, Kendall &co-J Marks-Massey Pout
ney-Murray, Miller &co-B Naure &eo-R Nixon-Norh
sHedes &co-Oakey Hawkns.ogesby \ Maeaqaymr S
G ENTHUSIASTICALLY Bros-G Pnckard &corriGe
CA Rohb &coschmidt Zeiger-seamsn, Peek %co-sek
les &co-Sark Stauffer &co-G Smedes &coG W lzer-T
Smih-Smih L Coopcr.-souhmayd 4 Harrison " sano
&co-E Stevens &coStuzenegger Eternod-Taylor eco
ThoruhilI &co-Townsend, Tompkins &co-Tufs Hobart
Tulane &coT Twishel &ceWqrd Sanders sn nodna
j o Woodruff &co-W Wright &co-J Wright &co-erder
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Yours, respectfully,
BROWN, SHtPLEY & co.
CORN AND GRAIN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, January Is, 1856
The imports week moderate unless OF Oatmeal
from Ireland which is large. The exports are small During
the first three this week there good trade the
full prices Of last week every article but the Geographic
port acceptance by Russia OF the terms Of peace assented
allies yesterday stopped business neither buyers nor
sellers being able calculate the extent it's effect upon prices
eegraps indicating that the terms named are only
basis negotiation, many parties hold that coLslderabe
time yet eapse before there is any definite settlement OF
the European question and that the adjustment of supply and
demand is of importance than any diplomatic arrange
uens great extent independent OF them
Todays market pretty well attended but huyeTs held
Is to & per sack and barrel Flour s quarter Indian
Corn and Is to per load Oatmeal was submitted to by
several holders Beans and Barley neglected. but
propoonae decline upon them must have been accepted to
promote business In many cases however, importers declined
10 submit any important reduction.
Talow market has been thrown into state OF panic BY
the political published yesterday and immediate de-
of from took place in London subsequently, how
ever rallied the of 2 3 and considerable
done the improved rates Here we have ew
reported and quotations Tor TINS
must be regarded entirely nominal Some sales took place in
Lard early in the week full prices buyers have since
Palm Oil is likewise affected by the new aspect OF
political affairs scarcely moment
Your obelien servants,
PATTERSON, BROTHERS CO.
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

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asSS;sy M w5'fsF $9sess a II
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Adans Baton Rosge Duncan, sSy ehld {sv TensaS;
5fsss ady bs ' ss aseAs s s sap Ms
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9 i Wiiiams Bat br < Mackey, Giaesten 9 paS5ss Va
tI E!ehsIsen TompEn. Bsaa 5 chambiiys n Bsno
$o' sS;s@ Isl 55 F%:is 4sy
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Ss ary SSi ~ ss;a S";sEa.
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PsIisvfa 5Hap Ss H bashisi / GfS'@ Ca
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ssES S
NsS4'ShfPo HE =
fo son nA so sfs% @
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'SS,sa sSy hs'HS
Randall Pascagoulh Miss M McRae do Miss Laura Files do
Ben Screws Ala n Rriel Natclez A Norwood and la
Clinton; Hurst, Wilkinson; r H Wallace. do J Hines,
Bolivar Neville Bayou Sara; Rs, jr, PIT Hudson John
Cole Miss; Sykes do; Hunter, do; B Vaughan. Naz
Hundley, Va; Hurt and lady Bardsown; Marsh,
Mobe Baenge, Ga; E Ballenge, do; Lucket, Cant
ugkest, do brown /, yE; Miss FoS, Do; Watson
Chapm nan, Or H Thompson Memphis; Bent No Jas
ASs; B Psiss do anGaS55er, Miss Or Elgey Holmes
WORTH do Seth Decker St Helena parish J Imtius IIo
mesyile W W Mitchell, Miss i Matthews, La Lewis Sci
by, Lake Providence R Campbell, do Sherman do,
Russell Va.
ST. LOUIS. II Pckens and daughter s C; S N Routh
Balister Mass; VIM Fellows Misses /, Fellows Caroline Eel
lady, Miss Howard, Mr. Harrison j Warder Va Robert
Stewart, Nachez Barrow La Miss Lizzie Pitcher II Cack
re Tenn; b Price and servants, St. Marys Price Va
Mrs Parker and servants St Marys Judge Boyd Nachez
G Baviean and lady La NJ Smith, La; II c Wilson La
Aycock, La; Mr.. Osgood La II H Cox, Y; W Whidden
Mass; A Dick Ea H II Smith La; Knight, la; W Met
calf Young, Shaw Mrs Duncan md servants, Miss;
arris La; Dan Hickey Machew, Morgan Miss Parodi
Srakoseh and lady Mr. Lcvnard Mr. Parodi Baton Rouge
Mrs Allan and servant, La; Calhoun, Duncan, r
Maddox, WIN Ratcitfe, 1.afourche; W Harris, La.
ARCADE =. Richard Ray N Orleans; W fowler, n
McBern, Miss; D McGinns J McGinnis, Miss; John
Leney Miss Wilkinson, Cauhoula r II l. Adams, o
Robert Kady, G B Field, T Ashton Nicaragua; H Harper
Ark j B Deason Ocean Springs; l. Carpenter, Miss;
Phillips, Q; W Dias O; 7 D Ketclom, Yazoo co; j /
Ryan, Ala; Il Kemp T D Kemp, La Sylvester Maine
Sandy, do
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Shining gntelLiGelItt.
TUESDAY, February /, 1866.

TUESDAY, February II, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. FL
Steamship Vanderbilt sgi for Key West via Florida ports
= a G. Rogers Eco
Steamship Daniel Webster Patterson for Point Arenas
s'p ,-i..s. W CTempleton
Shin Geo Paeon Mitchell for Iavre, Jenkins Williams eco
Rark Susan w Lind, Coffin for Boston, II Bass
i' -, Creeyy L Farwell
Brig Clarence riO stubbs for Grand Cay Turks island
'3 = - - - VIM Burgess &co
scr Diamond Bowen for Pensacoa John Hurley &eo
schr Tallahassee Merrill Sabine Pass Godenbow Lesparre
schr Cvy, Wnslow for Sabine Pass odennow Lesparrt
Sclr Sarah Elizabeth, Webb, for Pensacola Master
Steamer Montgoinery Jackson for Montgomery Hyde &ct
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sEcosP Dls1s5cr couEr} SUCCESSION eE R. p Kill
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
Nv this estate and all other persons herein Interested
show cause within from the present notification
they why the account presented by the testament
airy Of the deceased should not be homooaed and
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
fei liz OCTAVE MoREL, Deputy Clerk
DEux1EME CouR DE DrsTR1cr} sUGCEsSIox Pc
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IN cers use succession ct outes autres personnes
Que celia peut concerer davoir dedure dix ors da
present publication les rason pour esquees 10
teamentare de defunct erat point
approuv omoog fonds entire mains conor
mement all dit compte. AH35
Par ordre de 10 cour. ~ IL
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My" Notice.--The consignees per bark Morn
ing Star Capt Gloss from New York. will please call at our
office and sign the average bond I. .-
GEO. W. HYNSON & CO., 81 Camp ST.
pg~Noticc-The brig May Queen, Capt. jack
Charleston is dischargig opposite Jack
Square. Consgnecs will please attend to the receipt o.
their goods the evee otherwise they will be stored at their
fell GEO. W. HYNsoN & CO, 80 Camp street:
Hg- The ship I4esullls, Capt. Smith, from
New York, is dschaEing her cargo At Post FIRST DIS
ct Consgnees will please attend to the receipt OF their
goods ., , ~
fell GEO. w. .HYNSON e. CO. 50 Camp street.
Ba-Notice-The consissnces of776 bags Peas,
consigned order brig May Queen from
charging clerk the Levee otherwise they will be stored at
fell GEO W. HyNsoN Il CO.. 80 Camp street.
Rsy> The ship Juliet, Captain Moufton, from
Baltimore is dschareng at Post Is, Second D
Consgnecs requested attend to the receipt of their
goods the Levee otherwise they will be stored at their expense
fes GEO. W. HYNsoN & CO., 50 Camp street.
H45~ The consignees of 100 boxes 1Eerchan-
disc marked NJ and sl bags Rio Coee marked o. consigned
10 order ship Juliet from Baltimore will make themselves
known TO the dcargng clerk on the Levee otherwise they
will be stored ut their expense and risk 49,
fes GEO W. HYNsON CO., 81 Camp street
gY- The bark Frances, Capt. Holmes, from
Boston, disclaFgg her Post g. Second Dis
CougnccR requested to attend to the receipt OF their
goods otherwise they will be stored At their expense and risk
fe6 GEO. w. HYNSON d CO., 81 Camp street.
Nc The censigmees OF 200 barrels CrusIne ed
order per bark Francis from Boston, will! please make
themselves known to the dscharns clerk the Levee 9TH
erwise they will be stored their expense and risk
fec GEO. W: HYNs0N Coz, s. Camp street
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9etiey 1T tie N(atktts.

TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. IL
COTTON. The demand very active yesterday and re-
suited bales the market gradually stifenins
during the day until established Of 192sc and
closing at about the following range of prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ..........51s97 Atiddling Fair l0M@ll
Ordinary T1(lS1. Fail. 1ta-
Middlng S2I6Q9R Good Fair ...........,-Gg-
Coed Middling lOlgl0s Good and Fine. ...-..-@-
TOBACCO We heard 30 hhds sold of which of
Lugs at &C. at 61s6c; Is hhds at III at ssi and
Fat 9l4c 9 ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Coton-baes. Tobacco-hhds
f Rece;v on n SINCE sept !. i 7so 47o4
ycserdav ... S.S7S 600
-1,075,6l7 - 4,I04
| lll6,l54 l6,4l9
| Exnorted to date s755so 1854
hNPt. reeteriar 4604 80
| -ssols4 -l5,7o4
235,g7O Els
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. rEaE8
WHEREAS, Lucius I'll. Place has petitions
w for Letters of dave testamentay executor
ship the estate of the late Josiah Wills deceased
Notice hereby given to all whom it may concern to show
canse within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should be granted.
BY order the court. .
~ OCTAVE MORELI
fe6lll5 Deputy Clerk.
DEUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA Nile. ORLEANS
TTENDU que Luculs III. Place n presente
IN petion Feffet dobtenr les lettres dexecu
samentare daf la succession de feu Josiah Wills de-
cede- 8 Qs
ner dayor dix jours les rasons pour esquees
il ne serait pas fait la dite petition.
Par ordre de la cour. u,, -,s
fes1J15 Dep Grefier
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DEUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA N. ORLEANS.
TTENDU que Mime. Susan e. NIcDu1Fee n
IN petition Ia Fefet dobtenr les 1eres
de Ciraee de feu David H. McDuifee decide
par present dome que celia peut
corner dix les raisos pour lesquees
il ne serait pas fait droit Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de la cour -
OCTAVE MOREL
fe5lll5 Dep. Grefier.
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DEuxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE
DE La NouvELLE-QRLEANs ROBERT COMBS. No. 1882
| Wis est pnr lie present dOnne AUX cream
N cers de Ia suste succession ct pesones
que celia peut davoir d6duire dix jour da
Ter de prssente publication, les rason lesauees e
lie de Ia dite succession sera
point approuve homoogue les onds entire mains repa
| commencement dit compte.
| Par ordre de la cour.
| NO.
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SUGAR AND MOIASSES Sugar steady with sales
of GOO hhds at 71z@75Sc for Fair to Fully Fair of Mo-
laes 1000 to 1900 bb sold SS1&S41c for Good to
Prime
FLOUR. Very dull and sales confined to few retail
lots at IS l2SS Is for supene and 50 2S9 50 q Dbl for
Extra.
GRAIN Corn dull with sales of about 350o sacks OF
which 200 White Csc 40 in three lots at 6661c and
some 500 Selected Yellow q bshe Oats $50 sacks
Ohio were sold at 45c Saturday 1000 ST. Louis in store,
at Acc, and 500 at 4sc u bushel
PROVISIONS Mess Pork retailing at SIG 5OGSl6 IS,
of 100 bbls heavy brought SIG 50 % Dbl W Dry
Sailed Meats sold at Sc for Shoulders and Sides
and SIC for Hams, equal to SIC u for Hoground Trasac-
lions confined retail lots Lard we noticed
only small sales at lie y for Prime in bbls and erces
SALT An offer of Soc q sack refused for cargo OF
Liverpool Coarse to arrive and for with small por
ton Fine.
BAGGING ..A lot of 100 bales India sold at &c., al
gng to be had
HAYA ntboat of 100 sold Saturday. sale
to be at about S3l d ton. n
COFFEE noticed sales of 1900 bags Rio including 10
Ioc 1872 Mt 1c; 100 at 1l3Sc so at llAc and tn Skim
mings at a2ic y tb.
WHISKY :. 100 bbls Raw sold Mt Acc q gallon.
FREIGHTS 1900 bales Cotton shipped for Liverpool
in British vessel 1884, and ship was taken for Amser
| dam at l33ac.
| EXCHANGES. Moderate demand at our quotations
Sterling Xxx
Francs. 5Zf 5sSL3 - Y uolH
Sight Checks on New York 'lesl III
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRT2 SUCCESSION OF ROBERT
NEW ORLEANS. COMBS. No. 9E32
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
Nv of this other persons herein interested Ito
within days from the present notification if
why the presented by the Curator of
this should not be homologated and approved and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the court
=. - OCTAVE MOREI,
fe9l3l7 Dep. Clerk.
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fec Ii IL


FTyfIE HALLIDAY WIND-NTILLs-MANYO OF
scientific able and experienced mechanics and
gineers United States have examined this Machine and
pronounced of the beautiful and useful inventions Of
modern date
simple yet ingenious device, the gale increases in
verify the sails gradually turn round change the angle at
which they set for gentle breeze present less and less
height little presented TO its power the thin edges AS
fury of the gale abacs the fans gradually their orig
position Something of this kind, for changing the posi-
on Of the sails what mechanics have long sought for in
vain.
The speed the wind wheel Is not increased by powerful
storm of wind for it fully under the control OF regulator
water wheel steam engine If this Mill be we'll put
up will require attention whatever for weeks TO-
gether.
versay motive power is well known 10 be the want OF
sefeguluting machine. Iii heavy gales the wind wheel
heretofore constructed either Frustrated In hopeless ruin
revoved with such rapity heat and chate, greatly
to injury kind of gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety of the attend
This difficulty is entirely obviaed and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency &c the
wind This compensated for by the fact that 1t requires
outlay expense the wind engine-no to tend
fuel feed it, with steam power The mill is ready at
time night be moved by tho wind from any point
compass 1t will fill large tanks ponds that be
during the intervals of the winds blowing the size Of tn
MILL pumps and reservoir is in proportion TO the quantities
required there is certainty Of having abundanc
through the year. For railroad stations asugar and coto
plantations such contrivance uneqnaled both for pumping
and grinding corn, ornhnented fountains. SINAI
sized mill with moderate wind, will raise 900 gallons Of
and grind five bushels of hour For further nfor
| nation, ORDERS address
S. H. GILMAN, 81 hatcher street. New Orleans,
T1v Sole Aren't the hnruS
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STATE. OF LOUISIANA CITY OF NEW 0K E;Ll,
THE FOLLOWING Delinquent Taxpayer
l. for Real Estate and Slaves due the city of
New Orleans 1854 is hereby cited to appear be-
fore the honorable the Sixth Dstrc, Court Of New Orleans
citation official journal of said city Of New Orleans to
the demand Of the said city Of New Orleans for the
per annrn thereon from the It'll day Of May 1855 till
paid and five Assistant City Attorneys commission
the 1.
Witness the Hon B. Cotton, Judge of said Court this
22i day of January a. D. 1856:
ETIENNE CORDEVIOILE SLIT IS
Clerks Office, January = 1856:
n23- Dot JOHN F. HOLLAND, Clerk
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, Susan e. NEcDufFee has petit
w Court Letters Curatorsp the succession
of the Int David Fl. McDufee deceased intesate--
Notice hereby all whom concern to show
within days why the prayer of said petitioner should
be granted.
By order of the Court -
OCTAVE MOREL,
fs571 Den Iprts
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DEUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA N. ORLEANS.
A TTENDU cue Joseph NIasllot presente
une petition Feet d'obenir les ctres de Gu
ratee Ia de fen James G. Logn decide
iutesat- --.n -I
par present dome tons celia peut
cener dayor dedure dix jours, les risons les
quelles II scrait pas fat dro ln dic petition
Par ordre de Ia cour -
OCTAVE MOREI,
feel3l7 Depute Grefier
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouKr JOHN j MCMAHON vs. McCoN-
-, OF New oRLEAEs.A So NELL. BRo,.-No. ssG.
pH5VIEHTUEG of alias writ of 1ierf facfas
- against Conne and directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court of New Orleans, in the
titled cause will proceed to sell public auction in
tunds of the City Exchange, St Louis street. between
Royal streets, SATURDAY, March 18TH 1856 IL
o'clock M -
THE SLAVE NAMED ISAAC, a Negro Man aged about Is
years. ~ rEs-5
Seized in the above suit. ,..,.. s+r@u.. nj. =
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