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TAKEN UP during the pres

TAKEN UP during the pres
60 ent Spring, upon the plantation
V =. of Judge Oyerton, and now in
SNS his possession, near Opelousas,
a4s@ bright bay Horse, about l59
hands high, three white feet, no brands per-
-... ..-. .'..
BY proving property and paying charges,
the horse may be reclaimed. . ..,
Opelousas, May 18th, 1855.
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NEGEaLSP AT CHS.
|OKS. POST-OFFICE. STATIONARY.


WASHINGTON, LA.
w1l@em HAS now ON hand and is constantly
AskS& receiving additions to his Stock of Books
IREE1Ew and Stationary, which he offers at New
Orleans prices,-eonsisting of full and half Bound
Blanks, Books of every descriptions, and every
article usually folndin Stationary Store. The sub
scriber is prepared to fill ordersat the shortest notice
for Books Of Standard Literature, elegantly bound
and Illustrated Works, cheap Publications, Magaz-
ines, Newspapers, School Books, (both french and
english(. 1855 ~
School Stationary, &C., &C., &c, just received:
English Woman in Prussia, Ban:rofts Miscclla-
neous Essays, Harpes Story Books, The Watchman,
Fudge Doinga Constance Herbert, Country Neigh
borhood, Confessions of Pretty Woman, The Jeal-
Gus wife, Arthurs Series Of Tales, Fanny Ferns
Works, Kerwins Letters to Bishop Hughes, Dodd
Lectures on Electrical Psychology, Memoirs Of
Countess Bennington, Memoirs of Sydney Smith,
Benton 80 years 10 U. s. Senate, vol ] 0fiak Cot
ton and Sugar Plantation Register, &C., &C., DC.
81 Washington, La, October 18th, 1858.
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TD. CdpLH.INS. MOaiaadvflHe.

II ONBHAANINS9 WRUaadAuHv vAAASs
DEGS leave to inform his friends and the public
- that he has just returned from the CITY. with
full assortment of Fancy and Domestic Staple
Dry Goods, of the newest style and pateTns A
great variety fPlantation Goods, negro blankets
Kerseys, Linseys, &c., &c. A general stock OF
plantation medicines Of the best qualify. Also q
large stock of Groceries Coffee, Flour, Bacon Salt,
Brandy, Whiskey, &c., Sc. 5
p. C. is agent for jacobs Cordial. .E
rygP. Collins will make cash advances on
catton. Sugar and Molasses, consigned to Messrs.
Miller & Forester Commission Merchants, New
Moundyille, November 24th. 1855
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THROUGH IN Day LIGHT.

THROUGH IN Day LIGHT.
UYHIS line, recently established, will
q leave Opelousas for st. Martinsville
via Port Barre (the head of low water navi-
CATION, on the Courtableau) Arnaudville &
Brcaux's Bridge, for St. Martinsville, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at six
o'clock, A. NJ, arriving same day, at 5 ?.
NJ. Leaves St: Martinsville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
arriving at Opelousas at z. NJ. [
The undersigne :, contractor, has incurred
heavy expenses in procuring tie finest hor-
ses, comfortable stages and careful obli-
giug dr5vers, and trusts to the generosity
Of the travelling public for share of patron
age. Sc. McPHERSoN.
Opelousas, December 1st, 1855.
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TAsHl0NA.gL!s s.sG.E.S

sd ~ THE undersigned just from
aalrS .adaNew Orleans, offers for sale,
- at reasonable prices, his splen-
did stock of Fashionable Ready made cloth-
ings for summer, pantaloon stufs, paletots,
vests, 1c., new goods for ladies. lnuslins, jae-
onets, bareges, tissue silks. &e., fine assort-
ment of broidery, dounced dresses.and others.
silk and coarse hats, shoes, boots, for gentle
men, ladies and children, hardware, eroekery.
ware, and complete assortment of coarse and
fine calicoes, . fine assortment ofgFocsriss and
perfumeries. 5*5
Call and examine before going elsewhere.
s4s -..a. ssa s. GARRIGUES. =.
Opelousas. April 2Sth. 1855.
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HMVHE undersigned arriving from New
H. Orleans, with complete assortment
of Dry Goods and others, respectfully in
forms his friends and the public, that he will
sell them as cheap as any other store in the
place. ..-.-.... .J.:.. ..
Messrs j. Decourt and T. Desbrest are
authorized to receipt my store accounts.
C. HOLLIER fls.
Opelousas, January 18th, 1856.-1y.
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F0R Saale.,,. J.

A choice house servant, aged 2S years, a
- good cook and very good washer. fa'., For
particulars, apply to T. Bercfer, in Opelousas.
Of 10 j. B. Pollingue, in Grand Coteau.
Onelousas. SEPT. 22d., 1860 ,s.zH9.s
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CHEAP GOODS, CHEAP GOODS!

OasSe@s ~UVDS9 Osss1s ~~S@S'
TYHE undersigned being about closing his
IL commercial business at the end of Dec
ember, announces to the public that he will
sell all his goods at reduced prices ; they
consist particularly in Lowell Cotton, ker
seys, shoes and a quantity of other merchan-
die suitable for families and plantations
lie also offers for sale at private sale, his
landed property situated in Washington.
~ =. G.s: J. REM VIOU.
Washington, IT Nov, 1856. 50 -
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TE;1)g sl.1lst1gt1t1 t1u1u

where the deceased last resided, with all the
BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS the
rcon erected, situate i'll the Parish of St. Lam
dry, Quarter of Plaisance,) having six arp
ents front, by forty III depth of land, bound
ed North by land of Widow Antoine Lam
bert, West by land of Dir. John \. Taylor
South by land Of AchiIle Dupre and East by
Widow Antoine Lambert
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Franklin Institution.
THEODORE VALADE, Principal,
Dn. HoARE, Professor Of English.

gHyHIS institution, now we'll known in our
community, offers remarkable adyan-
tages as regards the moral and intellectual de-
velopment in the pupils
Pupils cannot 60 about town unless being
accompanied.
y p Condition,-P Payable quarterly.
Borders per scholastic year of ten
months and a half. 30
Day scholars, 1st class, so
Day scolars, End class, 40
Allquarters commenced must be paid in
full, and no reduction viii be allowed except
for sickness. .-....-
Opelousas Doth December 1855. g..
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STRea We I'D.

##r.E. I.@e#| SAA6aA EARs 8-#EIE%
f..@g FROM the plantation of Mrs
AA Edmond Estillet. on the 4th inst,
hA- large dark bay bobtail horse,
aged about years, has a scar on the left
hind leg, caused by the trace. s
The person who will take back said horse
to Mrs. Estillet's will receive reward Of
90 J. B. PRICE s. Co,
7.z 0 u. S. Mai Contractors.
Onelousas, August 11th., 1855.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,


BRONCHITIS. WMOOPING-COU UGHs
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
NSUNIPTION.
THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its of every variety of pulmonary disease
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
funess, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation, and where its virtues
known the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. Not only in formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of
COLDS, CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &C., and for CHILL
DRRN it is the peasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
] ohm Posey. and P. L. HebFard 4 Co., Opeou q =
:. D. Alls, Washington, and J. B. Pollingue, Gran
Coteau jan 9th lS56--1 y
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THE PLANTATION

where said deceased last resided, situated in
I he Parish of St. Landry at the Point and
near the Plaquemine Coulee, bounded West
by Public Lands. South by lands of Pierre
Lacomb and Baptiste Lebleu, North by the
lsnd of Leandre Landry and East by Bayou
plaquemine, measuring two hundred and
thirty seven superficial arpents, more or less,
icing the same that said Perrodin bought
from Noel Olivier, by act passed on the 10th
December, 1854, before Yves D'Avy, Re-
corder, with all the BUILDINGS and I'M
PROVEMENTS thereon erected.
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judicial sales. &c.
aSasDalC sale.
Estate Of Zephirin Lambert, decd.

fYYEIE public are hereby informed that
g. there will be sold, at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned,
auctioneer, in and for the Parish of St. Lam
dry, ut the last residence of the deceased. at
the Quarter Of Plaisance, in this Parish, ON
Thursday, | 18th February next 1886
the following described property, belonging
70 the Estate of the late ZGphirIn Lambert,
deceased, late of the Parish Of St. Landry, to
wit:
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TO nervous sufferers.

retired Clergyman, restored to health in few
n days, after many years of great nervous suffer-
ing. is anxious to make known the means of cure
win send ifree) the prescription used. Direct the
Rev. JOHN M. DAGNALL, No. SO, Fulton street,
Brooklyn, N. Z. III .tss... Ian. 6a-3m
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Public Sale.
Estate of Humbert Perrodin, deco

Estate of Humbert Perrodin, decd.
yayIlE public are hereby informed that
H. there will be sold, at public sale, to
the last and highest bidder, by duly COM
missioned auctioneer, in and for the Parish
of St. Landry, at the last residence of the de.
ceased, near the Point of Coulee Plaquemi-
ncs, in this Parish, on
Wednesday, 18th February next,
1856, the following described property, be-
longing to the Estate of the late Humbert
Perrodin, deceased, late of the Parish Of St.
Landry, to wit:
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

' 49, ,,
F1CkSBuRH-stenlneF NacheH@2i6 haeS COTTON 10 ounn
Watt &co-323 Buckner Stanton Newmmn-2t n bueh'hno,
Carroll dco--2ls to KICKS &c2-So 10 Horhn'
Payne ,rlsonT,1 u M ma "a MoIt. ci1n ~
l20 Vaudeville Nc llienyi 10 Lyric :leS ~
JnSkS9n &co-st Cuu,!y, bfTw "e1 ~ w ~ r.S,i
Carroll, Prtcha0 AGo-6S 10 AieS Autls NTi-'o 10
stevenson &co.-6 wright Alien @ch-i Fe.Nts ~ 70
Henderson Penle'n ID y Nnltfsil felso %TI 1 "
Ward, Saunders \ Han-3 George toh" W 10 ~
Brothers &co-32 lingGs ylsten Nco- IoA hcT-n -
tclocq &Go-Ai NJ ~ cooper Ne-i D'i n AZ T. .i
!nhnrd-ZZ t4llil' inain.u VS. t 1r' Iru,nn
y toDson alSi'-3 hu,eH ~ ~ Nit a T., o;,,t
- Mtn9%eiI siS @cS iI i Wi Jres Riryrd N,rru
fowell lopko i.cM'n, N'Ss'e t ,IdI traaS w il II
&co-! bhs hohr MOONEY hoo 1"n stI3 ,I 1855 " "
ltailseil Sco-snidfeS 10 oruoi-'o''' S''- ''i1 '.
MIIIkEN'S BENT-Stenmer Frank yot-26i bales cotton
TO & Pinckard Nco-262 George Connels-2l Wright Allen
Sco-l9u Cuiy Brown tcu-ll do to Grecn& Crunp-li! to
r W Esn &ru99 John Watt Ncn-.2 George SHedeS AGO
Il Mci'oWell Mls Gco-u " ,nfhsun c, T. Hw,m
Cobb-s Niles A!hs @e3-oo pnchM S n"ri 90 81 IN
- Buclhnioi Ghrtol NS n u Na'lo'' 70 Idn M =
Richer GooiiiGn Nco--' eitoM % nrn,i,rs tcnIE to
co-lb rnyne iatIiS9Nlo ~ IN TinrL;i, rroS IN
tyre amce Nco-lo ienpEi Sato tnns - w PHI
Richard Nnsen Hso ,t, u p,st,sS IN Sulla
lips &co-S Ar Slteh9ulsut hss ~ w I,r,rira rrh
sHnmeis Mconn n ~ y Person troDl hi sugar 10
Naru, ShunietS ~ ~ =" . 5s u ,'.,n - !
l5uclanio'l carroll Neol te Muo uneI TnI 'Iofs %n1s
pkg II l@asll'h-"Ao suh'i IT'S ~ o'"et ' ' ''
cotton.
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

FlsT Jusrcr's ooURr, STATE or b3T1s1ANA VS.. Pc
Es Sf w2s us a,s III ,.sss
S6S s g s5e Streets
seized in The above entitled suit %
d LET NJ y OIL 'e 'p' w G. oUIRK, Constable
coT9 FIAT R aAHa 2U S5 VS.
rs h%% Sri T. e sfi fns1 ss n S
s1s Pisss I ss l ns
eoh III G5S III F1sy d p%F o SH%s'''
r a" W WsmS" o &1 @ne
Jrsz!cEs coyRE Mrs F. aeG9 IN Mrs BUR
ays,t IF ETH r isfi frfl"s to
rs dc % + s si Ssos II
5x P@ 6T d. a" r WY WTfRe ms NJ FiHHo street
seiIsa a il the lss above o" , entitled suit
oa56 % IS - :" wv "pos WIN. c. oUIRK Constable.
Fns1 Jrsrls e ,,;ounr} wN EARKETr Us. rH1IIr
sats y lie oao,sSs 't D Of is9 f IA t. 'ss
p s for Mo : @ 5 day Will oeS 81
l2 6S n # TK WSTsPRss No. ii Julia street
TERMs T. 1s l'o ON o sn It'll sn suit
oc2GlOl3 WIN. C. QU1EK, Constable.
A' ra'ish oflsa %o' GH4l9S T. FiTzsiS
d decied By lie Hon G. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of The
;s: $h%4 JESSIE 3 5
EEvEN Nj ISIS ' oT a ya in the Second Dis
e Of ' 1y ISL csnpscd Win caSn s
and Rendon streets said lots measuring as follows,
sts nd ss n sn na Ines in sp sR s
lots Nos and inches and lines
by inches line depth
| parallel lines.
Lot NJ . lot p feet inches and nss
wee parallel ne and fronts on a e s and
front Canal by loi feet inches and lines in depth
No. is 30 feet inches and lines
front on Canal street by ~ tsst iHsgs .,re lines in depth
Seized in the entitled suit.
| TERMs-Cash on the spot. nv u ,,,rc,,,,
ssHo44 w. 'l1 ''''''' Constable
SECOND corR DE- JFTIcE DE PAX "a yIFE D u Ia
d'oS1sa"s 81 siN SHshoN ys 6 81 EITz-
ENXERTU 'u writ dc terl fa seicas moi
pix de Ia pnroisse G0renls jotTirai vc,e sncan
ONE LOTS DE TERRE sines dams lie Second District de
Is ilet No Iii conpris les Canal Douane
Ces dts lots les measures suivantes
Les lots Nos ct mesrent - peds ponces ct 9enes face
a an Avenne mns Pr"onde de 1913 pieds II ouecs
lots Nos "a pieds onccs ct gres face
iigt entire lgnes parailelts "' 10 '''
face HsSn sur s 5 @ e gne de pro-
fondtur entire enes Iaraeles ct face IL d Canal.
sns s 6s"2 Died g"e
de o IS yconre - oeas ct rne
aes IA rue s sna 81, Io sns de
Lesques los tere ont etc sass nn laiarc ciesss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. ~ a IL SiR'f"''on
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There only moderate operations in Exchange to-day,
without amy change i'll rates. The Banks selling the
counter % discount for checks New York round sums
100000 or over, Il discount Private
figures Bankers 60 days sight ls discount commercial
drafts ~ for good l242 discount and
drafts 2S. The market generally very steady Foreign
not much inquired for, and have change
ce fair good bills ruling from S@9 per cent? and
9l6Gy94. Francs without change 52I9523S on Havrc,
Nantz and Bordeaux, and 22lag5O on Paris direct.
The following the comparative for years past
Oct 3. 1854. Oct. 8, 1856.
On London Clear Bills. 91aglo sas1a prem
On London Bills 1ading- . g494 l5sGs
On Paris. ,.1Ut95io 5'2s@iey5.IeA
Sixty days on New York 1I's III 3D. 3D. a@2sl dis
Sight on New York 20 X prem 4 a x dis
1t will observed there is great contrast between present
rates and last year at this time.
Stocks quiet to-day Though there negotiations
norted MS going did not hear of actual contracts 80
shares of Light Company have changed hands during the
week i2j nett
The following is our weekly quotations of stocks
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Meh 0EIeans Y[0Mtv Alarkst.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,

FTIIay Evening, VEt ,
Having day day given particular accounts OF the
transactions the week. the close Of the week only confirms
the continued and unparalleled of Money market In
addition negotiations Of the week of Paper the rate of
Der cent per annhn for months date per for
four six months there has also been placed by one party
$50 900 Of twelve fifteen and eighteen months at the rate OF
per cent per Money has commenced to accumulate
with the and private holders and general plethora for
at least sixty days is anticipated.
The closing of the paper market to-day comprised in
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BebielO Of the N(arkets fur Gast aQeeh,
Crescent OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, October 4, 1851


There has been quite good business doing in some depart
market this week. especially in Cotton which has
moved off freely Mt advancing prices Flour has improved
slightly but Corn has rather declined though Wheat has been
well sustained Pork IND Lard have been ir but Bacon dull
and unsettled Tobacco is still looking mp but the high prices
check business
The weather has been pleasant but cool with " frost curly
in the week.
next steamer Europe will be the Araso from itavre
September 3D. the Niagara from Liverpool for Boston via
Halifax, the 9th.
COTTON The good inquiry which prevailed the close of
lust week was resumed early part of this and the sales of
days ending Tuesday evening abont Ii 500
bales improvement Of i OF cent Tn wednesday, $500
bales changed hands, Thursday 5000 and yesterday 5000
bales making total for the week Of oS0 bales ukcn for
France Eugland the Continent Spain and the North Prices
have IRREGULAR blt constantly hardening owing to the unt
vorabe avices respecting tile growing crop until an advance Of
about is q of cent has been realized IN conformity with
which we have advanced our quotations.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary odd crop Slo iGdng Fair: l=5aa23
1' "% nIams @SIi ,sopi Fair
Nidlliy. Tz4@l2 Good and Fine
TOBACCO advance of one cent mentioned in our last
following upon accounts has been well sustained
Since but has checked inquiry and Thursday morning
only 200 hhG had been sold at the range Of the following
quotations.
Factory Ings is@S4
Leaf Inferior 70 Common g aMl6
l.e; Fair Fine. lut "a II
Choice and Selections l3a 5}a
On Thursday however, al hhds averaging Low Admitted
sold lie round, showing advance of 2c since the
frost news and rendering quotations nominal.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
COtton-bales. TOblcco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1856 ......: 1872 $3.50
Received since -. ......... gi,lS5 1912
:. yesterday. G,UA 10
l02,219 - l,26
l0959l 1860
Exported since ........... 2l,03I 26a7
3,3.S 900
- 3o,4lO --2697
I9,lSl 1913
SUGAR.. With fair demand, prices have generally been
we'll sustained, and during the week some 500 900 hhds have
been sold the closing quotations being AS follows:
inferior Common. 6chS Prime and Choice ilUS
Fair Fully Fair, 9lg (). Clarified and Refined al
Weeks receipts, GI7 llds-ESp0rss, ".
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Date of Departure of European, California
and EInvnmm Mails. for Oct0Iler, 1857.

All letters France Holland and Belgium be prepaid
q the American TO Liverpool and Southamp
20 direct steamers Havre and cents by
British steamers Swzrlapd Italy should
under the reach earlier their destination with three
inland postage from this office to New York
closed mail consisting of letters and newspapers for States
Austrian Postal Unon and Denmark,
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Inuun Islands,
is sent from the Post office in New York semi weekly.
+The postage by this line Porto Rico ST. Thomas and Fene
zea where the distance from the mailing Office does
exceed 800 miles and 20 where the distance exceeds
$500 miles. Prepayment required
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CATTL LIE III a r z E T.

CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY, October 3.
The arrivals of stock copos during the past week. and
heavy supply of Texas and Attkapas stock Hogs Sheep aud
Mich Cows very ample Prices Of Hogs and Ordinary stock
little easier than last week. but prices of Fine stock
well maintained
PRICES:
BEEF CATTLE-Western Fine and Choice
ordinary % a(di e
Attakapas, Texas, Observation-Disclosures. .IG61a
:
MICH Cows Fine Kentucky $3D0S75
Ordinary .S49(dlSbo
CALVES AND WARNINGS 0U1Sll 0t
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TOLE1IAN TOOK THE PREMIUM AT
" the New York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL Those wishing such them by
W. P. COLEMAN, Box C, No. lS6 New Orleans.
BE- Mandatory on Napoleon Avenue city of Jefferson La
H- Ware Room and Depot, No. SO Eatchez street, New
Orleans dl4 Iyd&W
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Shipping yntelllgenfe.

SATURDAY, October, 4, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Shin international Ieavey for Iavre, Jenkins, Williams &co
schr Joseph II Toone Pennington, for irzos santiag9
ARRIVED.
schr star Roberts, % hours from Pensacola Jules Blanc
Yacht u / Brown, Brown from Pea.inston-Dasin.
sehr Tiyfess, Kenchen from Tickaw River-Basin.
schr Union, Narcsse, from Bonisnea-Basn.
Schr Syphde. Barbarian. from Tcheiunca-Basin.
Schr EndoIa, Holey, from B nc5I y ,,.,
Sctr Isabella Randall. from Pearlington-Basin.
schr Osceoia, Jeteson, from Amite Ryer-Bnsn:
STEAMBOATS,.
Nnchez feathers, from VicksMlrg.
Effort, Mcmillan: from Red River,
California. Hutchi,gs, from Mobile.
Quincy, Ford from st Louis
BELow-ooMING UP.
Ship Frank Pierce LEACH is days from Boston, to G Fos-
N 04ss' boxes s's s5gaF to ii. Nnriso" "
EXPORTS.
houes hoot 500 bbls -four 1000 DIS ros 20 les lard
BRAzos sANTIAGo-Sshr Joseph II Tooneo32 81 hbls -four
Sc'se esars do sugar 9 pkg dry goods 3l packages
groceries.
IMPORTS.
PENsACoIA-schr star-75ooo lumber 90 laths
Pooley, Nico &eo,
PEARL1NGToN-yachtM I. Brown-1n ballast,
MANDEVILLE-Schr Evglina-l6 cords wood to Henry Nc
Guinn-54 hbls and suntries TO order
BAYOU TICkFAW-Schr Tiaress30 cords wood to order
BONFOUCA-Schr unpn-5J.O06 bricks 10 j & Stewart
AGO.
TCHEFUNCTA RIvER-Sclr Sylphide5OO bbs sand to
order.
BILoXI-sehr Eudora-3o,ooO feet lumber to sat'old &
Bell.
Pearl. RIvER-Schr Preslcnt-3O,O0O feet lumber TO
Merritt& Mcdonnell
PEARIINGTON-Schr Isahclla-i00 900 feet lumber to McI
rift Mcdonnell
ANTE RIVER-Schr Osce0ln-4I cords wood to order.
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NIOTIGE-FRoM AND AFTER THIS DATE, Mr.. R.
~ K WALKER becomes partner in our house The Style
Of the firm will not be changed ---, -
New Orleans. Jnly +. Ip5G5&T g4-5T F44s2 fy4 2m
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nISSOLU1NON--THE FIRM OF aAwLJNS, DUN
IL CAN 4 Co. is this day Dissolved by mutual CONSENT and
will be continued for purposes Of liquidation onty
SAM. W. EAWLINs.
July l, 1856 z4D "A L. H. DUNCAN.
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In uncurren money have been only moderate
tos kinds of bank having pretcnslons what
ever to sovency is purchased readily by brokers.
In coin has been only small amount sold The receipts
of Mexican dollars only So this week. American
silver coinage continues abundant and is readily
furnished 10 all wanting Mint Banks.
There Land Warrants offering, and prices
are firm quotations We append usual weekly Of
coin and money, which those Of H. 3. Merrell
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The undersigned will continue the FACT0gAf4E and COM
MISSION business under the firm Of OAKLEY HAWKINS
Co. all outstanding liabilities o the late firm OF
Oakley 4 Hawkins # 55E&&#S
New Orleans, August 25, 1856.
ap25 lm&w p. j. G1GBBURT.
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NOTICE Mr. DUFF GREEN, OF VIGKsBURG,
4S Mississippi becomes partner In horse t.is day
New Orleans. July /, 1855. Il - vi $n
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ITALL PAPER! WALL PAPER coo
w Folis French and American Wall Paper, Of the latest
styles and patterns, III store and for sale BY
NEWlIAfL. L HUIE,
d 3M 60 CHul street, up-stArs
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EXPORTS.

HAVRE-Ship Observation-Disclosures bales cotton, l2I sacks
bones horse hoo 500 bbls -four 1000 DIS osin 70 les lard
BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Schr Joseph IL Toole-2 bbls -four,
Scaes sesa do sugar 80 pkgs dry goods 23 packages
groceries,