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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

Tenn Ionenei, Mobile q Garry ady Mo. Fn iH.'
@ Msson Tenn Jones lady Miss JONES Min N Jones
Ba1on Rouge; u Stewart, La DR. D G Montgomery Miss
lev 1 1ndaas Anen Hall lady Mrs pleasas Mrs. Lind
Thos jackson, Tno lIl Mix; John Hll, snrsyeporf
j u Wanock Covington II Locket L lady Columbus Rob
Woodbridge o; WE Halle E Memphis; james Merdith
"a, o3in onnningiiHm Illinois j Canten independence
John Sphirs MiAs; Vim Il bowman Tensa; james Branni
Jersey : Valentine Miss THOMPSON Ark: b Jenkins
o; osscller Gin Jackson Tompkns. Lake Providence
LOUIS Beiahiine lady child sv Mrs Nash Baton ouee
Perkins lady Ed wd Cross lady Laiouche Captain
lozzenS sim ship Florida Tacohbowsky Holmes Vile
Hart st; osyka; " Barr A barr HcnesvEc; Mill
Saps CheeSInan Gollatin Cunningham, Col Lewis La
Booker Ark; Wyatt Tex; John j Trnble Ii John
son, John Bradley, JEFF Draper, Washington.
81 LOUIS. Il Eddy, D Muir Indiana; r E Kledy
Rock Ark; Ion Hawking, VI Trucker Ark y Swank MOI j
Wilcox, Texas; W Smith, VIM knight and son. La; Owen
conerly coneriy Homsvle Mcdonald, Wolf and ser
Miss Prince, Adams, Thomas Norton lady and daughter
mos Assem- lady and daughter Mr. Wswail lady dgl
ter Ostrander, New York; james Smith, Paris XVI j
thompson, owensboo' Il longest Louisville ranlon
so " NE Edwards GeS ky Harrison o. MAJ II Lee and
lin and lady, Memphis Geo Thompson Oxford Mass; r
Reed Harvard, Tenn jas NettIes Nees Fast Baton
Rongei Jones and lady Miss Jones' La Judge Robert
So4; Nelson " II SLUT o. Boyd, Lonisvlle Col j
Tnd children Miss Caldwell, Claihoe G G larry, Bolivar
Voolfolk, Miss; Geo Koenz Natchez Duncan Miss; Mr.
Marrow and lady Miss; Mr. Hart and lady Plaquernine VIM
ClhEe, l. Babns Miss; j L Lobdeli Bolivar Mis-; D
s snSn & S1 Ms4J Mis- I Msry Era Navi Mug
Sparks and LADY, La Taylor Boston, Heance, Erazosi
Gent j Wells, Red River; JAS Trigg, Lafayette.
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SUGAR AND MOLAssEs. Sugar active easy
prices with sales 1900 hhds Fair to Fully Fair 7@71sc..
OF Moasses 1900 bbls disposed Of at Ss gallon for
Ordinary Fermenng &c Choice lots
FLOUR The supply of superfne was light large portion
the recent receipts having been down Fine The sales
comprised 800 bls Indiana Supene in three lots at
81 70S6 49, 40 ST. Louis at 81, mixed lot Of 400 bbs at
800 Common 81 TO- GLE Crossed Fine 81 Is and retail
lots Of Extra at S. p Dbl. @.- ... .j
GRAIN Corn fair request but with light receipts,
the sales were confined to about 300 Sacks mostly White
48c and 100 Mixed Acc bus Wheat COO sacks were
sold on Friday evening 81 40 for Prime Red Oats were
dull with sales of 200 sacks Indiana c, 800 Prime at
81 700 ST. Louis sacks at 81 and GOO in lots at S4oc
y buse OF Ear Corn atboat load Of 1000 bb was sold
in the ear at roc Z. Dbl
PROVISIONS Pork sill dropping, with sales OF about
1890 bls which Unexpected Mess part Friday even
ing SIS Is 200 at lower price, 100 at Sl5 5]z and 4oO said
SIS p DBL Small lots Of Bacon selling at 6ac
for Shoulders q b for Sides OF Lard 175 bbs were
sold on Friday evening" at &c p ID.
COFFEE. The sales embraced 200 bags Rio comprising
sl2 10 lll6c 1880 III, and AGO Prime at 12c y n.
CANDLES Small lots of Star selling at 29221ac
y ID.
SALT. cargo of 300 sacks Liverpool Coarse sold
(condtionaly) at Soc q sack. ...-..a.-...t..
BAGGING India Baggpg was held e. 135s0llsa!c for
Heavy.
LARD OIL. We noticed some small Soc q gallon
for Prime. ..-'
wIsKy-Extra Rectifed retailing at 26zc y gallon.
FREIGHTs.. Market dull ship taken for Havre at
l3Sc for Cotton, and one for Boston nc.
EXCHANGES. The demand moderate at our quota
tons: A.
Sterling. l013a1l0S1s and le2s
New York sixty day bills q Ct dis
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Commercial Intelligence.

Per ATabia.l LIVERPOOL, February ~, 1856.
early part of the week there doing in Cotton
in prices but change feeling has taken
place three days and the turn has again been in favor
of Buyers the closing aney last weeks quotations
The the ending last evening called Is 5oO
bales spectators taking 300 and exporters 200 bales To-
day the is estimated 5000 bales with 5000 to the
trade -. ,.,-,,
Mddng DOB 1916 Middling SID Middling do. sgd 10
Ordinary Good Ordinary 53s@5s Inferior 45s@5 :,
DO same time year 5S 000 bales American 80 900 bales
Import the week % 900 bales American q 600 bales
cloths full rates whilst domestics continue dull and yarns
are quiet Mt previous quotations.
Tie Corn Market extremely dull and depressed at
decline of Id Il bushe in Wheat Is . Dbl in Flour and lG y
quarter in Indian Corn. White Wheat l0761l00 Red $500
$40 p 10 Western Canal Flour 34s @s Philadelphia and
Baltimore S6s. 0G37s. Ohio S6sS7s Sour, Sour, s CHS
Canada 3s dSs Is Dbl White and Yellow Indian Corn SIS
Mixed, I3s. 4 Quarter Of $50 lbs.
Nothing doing in urpenne or Far Rosn IN regular demand
at 4-5(94-7 u cwt. for common quality.
Yours respectfully,
BROWN SEiPIEY 4 co.
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EXPORTS.

LIvERPoOI-shp Fly Cook22l7 bales cotton 5027 sacks
corn $500 staver.
IIvERPOoI-shp Ocean Bride-S652 bales cotton 557 bbs
-four, 2i00 slaves
QUEENsTOWN-ship Regulus-lS6l bales cotton
HAVREShip Carack245S bales cotton sos ties and bhls
lard, 1000 SKIS wheat, 1921 slaves.
BARCELoNA-ship Emela-297 bales cotton 5000 slaves
MATANZAS-Bark Ardennes-S000 feet lumber, GAO empty
barrels 50 tons COAL 2keg butter 100 bbls bsuphate ime and
sundrics
ST JAGO DE CUBA-Brg Telegraph-l30 ties 60 bbls $50
kegs lard $50 bbs pork 20 bN do 6 hhds Is ties hams AZ bSeS
cheese, Il bbls butter
BALIZE, HONDURAS-schr Roam-235 bbls -four, l hid
tobacco bale do bbs vinegar Dbl hams bxs Candles
10000 feet lumber 40 bbls pork and sundries.
SISAI-Schr Exceed-300 bbls -four, 100 SKIS corn
BOSTONShp Bombays6 bales cotton 50 bales rope cut.
ngs 4S hds tobacco 1926 sacks 1915 bhs -four l54S
BOSTON-Brig Aurae2266 bales cotton, 2S6 ties lard 6
bbls pork, GIG SKIS wheat, 1000 slaves
BOSTONShip Hunress-90S bales cotton 1900 bbls -four
beef bbs pork and lard 1888 do pork 100 tes do
tcs hams and ,allow IS bbs whisky, 476 ties lard.
BosToNBrig Cuba1SS3 bhs -four l4O tcs Is bbs lard II
dry hides.
BOsTON-Brig Huntress-l5ll bbis -four 1000 slaves.
BOsTON-Bark Is-l96 bbs flour, 1000 slaves, 1872 hide,
| tons chains and anchors.
BOSTON-Schr Angenette-l554 bbls flour
NEW YORK-Bark William & Jane-4l tons lead, 200 tons
bulk pork 92 hhds HAMS 23 lard 1924 bbls -four lei
| bales moss, 1857 hides
| SAVANNAH-Sehr Niagara20 hhds sugar, bbs do, ID
bb moiases 2bbs hf bb syrup, 30 bbl whisky 1856 cas
bacon 50 ties hams, 100 kegs lard 100 bxs candles
| GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA-Steamship Mexico
200 SKIS corn Is hay 10 bales gny bags cotton gins 0
| bars ron 200 pcs iron, Is bales mdse
| KEY WEST VIA FLORIDA PORTS Steamship Florida
go bbs ou 30 bb whisky 20 bbls moasse 10 hhds sugar
| 800 SKIS corn 20 bgs coffee.
MOBIESchr Baleares-l5 hhds sugar. 200 SKIS oats IS Dbl
-four bbls ribs IS bales hays ~ bbls whisky and sundres
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THOMAS Il. WINSTON, ST PAUL, MINNESOTA
L. Dealer in
CITY TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY


kASTs-Loa'ing o. BorTosinE q Money On Mort NV
gage ' ns 81 10 E S'sE ssiE1SFi pertain
idratd9es Of Laeetng in and aro'md ST. PaH' and in Min
rSS s head : sessB sbs a5ass sB
S9 a to e t qhs and Sjiy
sxen've hunting grounds unsurpassed natural roads. Il
the great Of the East and Sou sobs nnd s whsn
either sonrce Of Investment for the The great
made viii grea; avdy beyond present lands
The day arrivals at St Paul last three
six hnnde persons, the country lng with settlers
"@ The Fas ssss hnony 3 csrvs ave
within few miles Of St Inu It is utterly useless to at
Of Minnesota over many North States when
s9e shras four & Lakes through
s land Prairie and Wood abo qusy y q; 50 that Ess
Of man, E'ins but little troibe nsetnr farm:
Governor German in his last Message to ~sgature sit
am aware ha it more annual messages Of This
in M him record IFS aeeesbe
demand shall be viewed in this communication, When
shall be written that the people of this Territory blessed with
wonderful capacity the citizens Of other parts Of
the q to wa nc5 ny @ n by the
nicson TO the legislature gave me great pleasure 10 record
oir Hopes and Expectations Of the future were seemingly
M o US I'D NOT scae hsa Iii that e ,ra as
realized was then stated that the population about hir
mt peIloa " more tna uooea khow from census
gathered from other reliable that Minnesota This ay
Of forty thousand being more than one hundred and fourteen
per M o # a fer two
hundred and forty three housand and should
aS and HGs sfh ns sos
sn would " oI ,p the wSs country much as
What oar as M no us r eHps for The m
ne the Which are COMMITTING each vear to mimi
pf
he M IF he Whole mind each poa 's"
M e ee5s ssa sa ad Ga Our enr m
rsng generation new world Of enterprise and lerpns oppor
Tasty IN xng The same sanard the future whc has 70
M III Us IN e aS S, e e bern IN most a . v or
for nearly f. Of century and the
s sac ye n the s e sp ed oTs s 9ssn mG'
W Vssfs for their seeking new support comfort and
vast Of SOL not orefa
every kindle extensive pinsrjes for supplying umbsThe
Of a ns nSs M anal
aos y R79giss IN ne next hye yea1s t shall
out ] too much eagerness to assume the mantle Of
ansn and can called political inans Willie We
" y1vn az 1svES7vrxrs v,nr ~
vnoro ,,, M srr n fss " Minnesota orer nm 10
loaned at any rate Of interest upon Yet from two to
Der cent month usual raes A n
month for six or twelve months improved insured poperty
s,r dn,hIa pssassr6 iol
tanned as security notes bearing five per cent month after
mntnritvM;nercssii nurahIe semi annrnllv ~ ~ ~
LAND wARRASrs
Can he orood mn ond lands for twelve to fifteen cents NOR
ys 1a aSs r. S%S 'S %s1
end two years the settler pays 81 Is per for the au and
Ing deed Of the land according TO previous bond given to The
actual settler ,ns
,u,, , :. Ia y DSii , 7, ~ .,. 4.
Al lands once offered a. Public sale ana aso are subject to
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MattituIar Notites,

ESLyceum Lccturcs.-Dr. I. l.. tcrayvcour
VII delyer four Lectures the CHEMISTRY OF COMMON
THINGS, with illustrative experiments.
Snbects-Waer, Air, Salt and The lncifer Match.
at " o'clock. "
Admission, 90 cents.
Tickets may be lind the Library at the door Of the y
ceum Hall. ma II
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MEMORANDA.

Rsteamer Crescent City left St Louis the 10th inst;
port loading for New Oreant Uuce Sam aud Saranak
No passed steamer Scotland aground at Plumb Point.
ICap Martin, of the bark Oak HILL fran Boston, repeats
having the night of the 18th inst, of Double Headed
Shot Keys brig Aarne of Boston, steering north also
time and place. clipper schr Snow Flake, of New York.
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Shipping ynttlligtnts.

MONDAY, March "a, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mexico Lawles for Galveston and AIatagoda
Steamship Florida coens Key West via the Florida
Ship Hy Cook, tBriD Flary, for Liverpool
Ship Ocean Bride, tBrio Cummings for Liverpool
Ship srpct sphen for uavre H0s5'f7 whns1 ds Eco
sip p BOMBAY Vp tSi Boston FosdicI
Ship ReguIas Thompson, for Queenstown for orders;
Ship Hun'ress Atwood, for Boston, 81 eco
Bark william jane Cobb fer New York. creeyy Fa1wei
Brig Aurate, Davis, for Boston, Harrison eco
s Hs %o RSop For St aro de B0EsFt &e0
Brig Isis, Hasrner, for Boston, Creevy Farwell
schr Roam, Wood for Balze, Honduras
schr Niagara Bunker, for Savannah, SL& E l. Levy
ssr so saahs E for Pensseo John Hurley &o
schr VIM Mason Staples, for Grand Gallon, Master
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charles Morgan Lawless from Indianola Calves
Ship Aaironaas Taylor, 81 days from Glasgow, master
Ship silas HSmss Griffith 10 days from New York, to Co
Ship Cicero Lor9g from Liverpool 18th January, TO Rob
Shin E 4sGnn49 af As from Storm csr .soo
''N 1naserN4th district s. ~'''-(''
Bark soa1e Carson days from Rio de Janeiro,
Bark 3sk li NsFsn % days from Boston, to WI Dewey
BE Toaeo snsen Il days from Charleston
sehr West Florida Burns days from Pensacola to Policy
schr Fanny Peterson days from Pensacola Policy Ncol
schr Gen Scott Huntington, days from Mobile to master
Basin.
hs' nhengs n 5sm
| Schr Emblem, North, from Ponchatoula-
s
| Schr Ma'l1ilda, Mean, from Bonfoucn-Basin.
seh Cen au pe1se Ansu dn zen A
| Schr Stephany, Ray, from Bayou Lacombe--Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess Holiness from Vicksbure
Ingomar, McDonough, from Memphis.
Red River, Moore, from Point Pleasant,
nsS'
Crescent City; Young, from St Louis
end dszP6 aG aHa 1sep
EW McRae Robb from Shreveport
2 Stacy, Moore from Camden
Ed Howard Northern, from Trees Landing,
United STATES, ArdiI from cevipgtopp-lase end
Laurel n,s HI; Hi, Hooper H. from Bayou Sara.
NeGraska, Ford from St Louis U.S. -"N'' ''''S''
e5 bs r5ss ,F from M & sansve
S491 BsGty from t s,u Ill.,
Yorktown Scott, from Cincinnati.
Belfast, Taylor from Memphis.
VIM Baguey, Snnot, from Montgomery.
Hays, Wright, from Shreveport.
Towboat AngoNorma Hopper from the Passestowed down
SSigs ri Nss1ony Bfownsy's6roHGht Ship Cicero
Towboat St Charles Chambers from the Passes-owed
and the 18th inst ships Orion and Gins Splasne,
Brig Prescott snd schr Cecil-brought up ship Nor
don and bard Oak Hill.
Towboat Angola American Martini from the Passes-owed down
and the 10th inst, ships Juliet and Brand wne,
and brig Hondurano-brough up ships Adirondack md
Silas Holiness and brig Toaco.
Towboat Conqueo Brown from the Passes-towed and
the l4th inst, briggs Vim Skinner and Geog.
| schr schrs ] W Miner G H Montague and Thos Hix-
brought up ship Admiral and bark Sherwood.
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CATTLE III AR z E 7 i.

JEFFERSON CRY, March g.
Arrived to-day Il of Cattle and $50 Hogs good stock
of Fine Sheep continues sale but other stock scarce and
prices in favor Of purchasers.
PRIGES:
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SPOKEN.

BY the ship Adirondack the 18th February off west end Of
St Domingo, ship Louisa Hatch from Liverpool for this port
short Of provisions with which supplied her.
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Bebie&u of ibe MarAets.

MONDAY MORNING, MARCH "a.
COTTON. With reduced stock SALE factors ask
ing very full prices Saturday. and 1900 bales sold
outside figures. We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLAssrFrckTIoE
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ANUS EIyTS.

ST. CHARLES TTFEATER-
e e 1IIyy4 IN, citing Manager
Il " u. 9fifHsLrl1 Treasurer &
TIME ALTERED. 55S 3=+
Doors open asI ocec Overtime AZ half4past o'clock.
THIS EVENING, March III 1855.
Fifth Night of NFs, J gI.IA DIsAE HAyHE, The dsan-
guished American Actress
FIRST NIGHT or sGAsfITI.Ea
CAMfILE-Calle Mrs Julia Tean Hayns; Armand pavaI
wright Prudence, hrs. Booth; Marina Nrs WaiIsisr
ETssI THE UARK--Pe tibone. Mr. Bowers: Frank MI
Wright. l7S$5t gs'=t51
IY-Toziorrow Mrs. JULIA DEANHAYNE.
sSss Doors open at seven O'clock precisely
1t - = : : Lessee aud Manager. W b. CRISP
Treasu-ess.. Messrs OATES and IF. CoRRI
THIS EVENING, March a. 1855,
FL FIRST APPEARANCE OF MISS MATILDA HERON
49, The Great Original VIZ
G CAMILLE
or her own Translation ard adaptation.
The great play. Of recently by
for Unparalleled number Of nights and witnessed BY
over fifty thousand spectators.
CAAILLE-Canie Miss Matilda Heron: Mons Duval Mr. J.
Browne Armand Duyat, Mr.. r.. N Thayer; Eelns de
Gustaye Mr. Hernden; Mrs. Place. olinpe, Miss
y BaEe Nanine Miss Howard; Nictette, Miss Woodward
I I. Between the acts- CAMILLE MiZoURNA, com
posed FOR the OCCASION by Mr. Robert Stopel. New
scenery by M Ronet New Properties. Decorations.
~ Door o'clock Performance commence ~
~, Price u Cents to al parts dc
Box Office open from 10 ID o,eock when uaeeB NAV s
81 secured. ~ 8i''@N1 - rr1f
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,.s@35 TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Z
City of New Orleans, March 4, 1856
bg-The public are hereby notified that THU
Department prepared to Issue licenses professions and
for the payment of claims against the city
ms ADAM GIFFEN Trras1rer
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pEEF-500 terceS prime Mess and India Mess, favorite
milo A'O' s. II. KENNEDY & CO., 2ePoydras street
TUANO-A constant supply of Peruvian Guano for sale
ALFRED KEARNEY,
rnl3 u Magazine street.
DUTTEEs.-5O hf bbls Roll, for sale by
ID VOORHEES, GRIGGS CO.,
ms Is Tchoupitoulas street.
COAII-30O TONS LARGE LUMP LIE HIGH COAL, SUIT
" able for foundry use, for sale TO arrived by
J. H. ASHBRIDGE t. CO.,
fee 40 Common street
4 NTHRACITE COAL--50 tons best quality broken
IA and screened Red Ash in bulk and casks for sale by
MORTIMER TURNER & CO.,
fe22 II Grayier street.
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J. H. CARTER &c co.

j. III. GARTER e. CO..
Corner Common and TcEaoupafou1as streets,
0ILs-OIs-
= WHALE OII--l00 barrels; .-.. 1%
SPERM OILS barrels;
LARD OII.-zo barrels;
TANNERS OTI--100 barrels;
MEATS FOOT oII.-20 barrels;
L1EaEED oII1-29 barrels
.,s SWEET 0I1s-25D baskets;
oLIrEO IIr-I3 bbs for sale by
J. II. CARTER CO.,
ma u cerner Common and Tchoupitoulas sts.
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OLD CORN EXCH ANGE,


Per Arabja1 LONDON, Mark Lane Feb. %, 1856.
had week Of fine dry weather. which is favourable
preparing the lind for Spring sowing nd our farmers Will
soon be busy fields that their deliveries of grain are
The slight Improvement markets. reported by the last
mail two has been Of short duration the past week having
This change of has been sudden and is
easily explained the fact be- that the opening
have induced buyers hold off again till they the result
and the trade is consequently exceedingly dull and should
farmers importers lose heart renewal OF the late pane
far from improbable. ,.,...
The chief Continental markets in similar state TO
own great unes and receding prices caracteMns them
Our supplies from been light this week, and
haveno arrivals from the States. 9
The Imports of Breadstus into the United Kingdom for the
month Of January this year aud last were MS follow: w
Wheat 2O7 600 So 500
Flour. ........... .Cwts. l96,l54 49,. 1861
At tolays the attendance small and business al
suspended the general tone being exceedingly depressed
though without any assgnahle cause:
Observation-Disclosures little showing today was pressingly
Foreign quite neglected. though holders would have given
way had there appeared any change OF business
American might bought Is reduction had buyers
| appeared, but we heard of no sales worth mention
Indian Corn is again Tagging and seems likely TO lose the late
small advance though there last fair consurptiye
demand in Ireland.
Cloverseed- More salea9le and rather dearer
Iinseed Cakes.-In fair demand at quotations.
your 0OSu BaR sf'GIF?f & PICARD,
Flour, Grain and Seed Factors
Prices Crrent-F7our and Grain in liverpool february 80
Flour, English. sack of $50 h. town made SIS
American . Dbl Of 1856 70, New York rs to S6s
:. :. :. Indiana and Ohio sup. .36s to 81
Indian Corn American . $50 il, white s to s:
Wheat English, q bushels White 65s to So
:. American. o 496 H. Western White los to As
!
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Ell. HART Is CO.,
Nos. ~ and 20 Tchoupftoulns street.
NTALT-5OO0 BUSHELs-WE ARE IN CONSTANT RE-
4 eeipt Of this article and prepared to make large small
deliveries
HOPS0 bales new hest sorts in bakery brewery etc. The
trade supplied in large lots at low prices For sale by
E. j. HART & CO.,
ml2 WeSa&Mo II and 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
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SALMON, HEARINGS and E4AL1BUT FINS.
- tierces No. SALMON;
Il barrels I. #a1' T.#
-a.z $50 kits
.5- 80 halfkits !. D. &5s asl$ Fl. H. .. "a ~
Is barrels j. HERRING; ~
so half do
400 boxes No. and Extra HERRING:
70 kits HALIBUT FINS; for sale by @ Es
]. H CARTER & CO,
MA 1t corner Common and Tchoun;tonlas STA @
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WINES, etc ~, ,ooo.
WHITE WINE-5OO cases;
BRANDY CtiERRIES-30O boxes;
BRANDY FRUITS--le0 boxes;
Castillo SOAP-21O boxes;
boxes, for sale by
E. j. HART & CO.,
ml2 WeSa&Mo II and 10 Tchoupitoulas
A LHTONDS-
IL Hard and Soft Shell-200 bales, mats and trails;
RA1S1Ns-l000 packages;
FlLBERTS AND BRAZIL MUSIC bags;
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES-3oO barrels
BEANS-50 barrels, for sale by
E. ]. HART & CO.. -,
ml2 WeSa&Mo n and 70 Tchouptoulas street.
lava COFFEE
Prime OldBrown and Light--1G0 bags;
P1MENTO-Jamaca, 100 bags, in bond and in store
Mexican, 80 bales,
GLOVES; NUTMEGs; :. -.
MACE; PEPPER; E.
INDIGO: FIG BLUE GERMAN WASHING BLUE, for sale
by E. j, HART i CO.,
mlz WeSa&Mo II and 70 Tchoupitouas street.
VIRGINIA TORACCO-l00O boxes in every variety
of brand and stye comprising of the choicest
ket, for sale by B1s E. ]. HART & CO.,
| ml2 WeSa&Mo n and 10 TehoupitoplGs street,
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&GERLEAMS TAEANEEA--SF # Sa Et$ ja#5S5 NJ
" MONDAY March d. 1856,
First night OF Fairy Opera 9 Tableaux By
Grisar, entitled, LES AMOURs DU DTABLE-With New
Scenery painted Mr. DeTell and New Cosues-Ghsr-
aeters By Mines Golson and DuIaurens; Nesss Laget,
Graat and Nsnrinay. &&5" $aE* &5375EsT& 5TF@Hs
"a Doors open at o'clock mn
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TODE1SR-CODFIsH-
~ 1900 quarter boxes; E#a
100 half boxes;
g. 49, 50 boxes; FL s5t F%,#5&$&
30 drums; @ s3FE &aa5
.. ~. IS half drums;
100 quarter drums; 5
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cludo with the rcmark that the young hero
was destined some day To be president Of
this country that he had just the qualities
for a great president, ard could not fail Of
reach the cminencc Tor which thdy 80 pecu.
liarly fitted him. Thee predictions, whn
made, were regarded, iy many, merely as
Iarlouablc cbuli,ion' Of patcrnaI pride, and
nothing more; but the events of tho last
week. and the enthusiastic cchoc, which tho
nomination Of Mr. Fremont, at Philadelphia
and in this city, have awakened in every
quarter Vt the uaion, Justify tho belief as
well a' the hope that N, election In Noyem-
Der viii prove that Col Benton, if not
prophet. Is, or at least nncc was, an excel.
lent judge Of the kind ol timber from which
president aro made. II was not revealed %
him, however, IN any OF bic spiritual cul.
ui.ons, that ho would no of thc number of
those who would oPpo', tho ,rriGcation Of
his prophecy. That, however, IS a circgm.
stance which only renders the prophecy
NOR, marvellous. lN {. Eye1iu. Post.