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ARRIVED.

ARRlF Ell.
SeaI apa EP 20 J g Msna tS New c YORK VIA
Ship NaboD it Homer from An werp 9Th jan to master
Ship inca, Easan, 5i from London e rnserPea
Ship saana Barrett, IS days from Now York to colen-2d
Ship Ghariemagno Gates, Havre 9Th Feb, astel
Ship Kate Snton Esed % days from Boston to CO MeekeF
Ship CARLYLE simpson, from Liverpool 18th Feb. to
Ship st John, Inscot from lLavrc, I'd February to master
Ship East Indian new IS days from Newbuypo to
Ship Trenton Green Hayre, 2rFebruary master-2d
Ship Normandy Tyler from Liverpool lh Feb, to creeyy 4
Ship inca Eugene Il days London, to naser-Pont.
Ship John Linscot from IIavre, ID February to MASTER
Brig Geo Albert York. l0 days from Philadelphia, to MASTER
Brig Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell, days from Havana, master
schr Julia Rich, Baker, days from Savannah Pooey
sr gfy Ss. Hsx #e'''e days from r'o"seo to r"F
schr Corah days from Grand caion, master-2nd
schr Ema, Baltanr, from Horn Islnn4-Basin.
$s sRE Esit's fo pens
S Scr Y YsaEls Cal from 7t11 Blosan
sc chr snry f! Maryer ef FROM iD iIoSiBsn
scir Mary Matilda, from Biloxi-Basin.
seF y y e o 3s l ft5 B9 Say $ 9asn
sr ;lSod Rose o {a 55Gm
Schr Urseliues, from Amie River-Ba4n,
. STEAMBOATS,.
Dir Baey, Dugas, from Lafourche
r " Mctae, Robb, from Shreveport.
G d Jr Cotton, from Bayou Sara.
Princess Holmes, from Ficksburg.
Cuba, Hern, from Mobile.
California, Myers, from Mobile.
Frank Lyon, Estes, from Ashton.
Belle Gates, Lewis, from Minlen.
Judah Tourn, kounts, from Camden.
-Adralc. Sone from st Louis.
Towboat Olivia Palmer the Passes-towed down and
9th inst. ships Rhea, Silven and Peter Maxwell
brought up ships East Indian, St John and chr Sulia
Rich.
Tovboat Hercules Iaplaee from the Psesowed down and
| Bull Rush and Acknowledgement up ships Sultana and
| Kate Swantsn, sclrs Gorah und Ray0.
Towlout Mary kingsand, Phillips from the Passes-towed
down and to 9th inst, ships Gnrrck and A B kinba
bark Warden aud brig New marlborough up ships
| Normandy and Carlyle, brig Mary Elizabeth.
Toyrboa l. Day, Brown, from the Passestowed down md
9th inst ship Montrose, bark Means and brig Nail
| ey-brongh up ships Charemagne and Naboh.
Towboa Juns Beebe Andrews from the Passetowed dow
and nth inst, ships Gulf Stream and Thos Perkins
| sctr Mary Lucrea
BELOW-COMING UP.
Ship Ashland Clark from Liverpool, Baxter, Lowell Geo.
Ship Shakespeare, Cumming from Liverpool to Baxter, Lovcl
AGO.
Brig P G Brown, from
Ship AIaakof, Smith, from Liverpool lltt February.
Ship Shakespeare, Cummings, from Liverpool,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

~yICKSBURG-Steaner Prncess-isS bales cotton Bogrt
Foley " Avery2bS Bnchannon, Carroll &co-l79 McIemore
Rayburn Sco-l6l J J Person Sco-l42 Thornhl &co-4i
Rigell Roberts + Terrllos Robson nlen-o3 Wright,
rs Estln &co76 Tully Sco-72 Watt, Noble & Mob
iay-67 Hemingway Fredlander &co64 &c Smedes Eco
co Miles, Adams vco56 Beck IL Rcks55 BuckneI, Stanton
L Newman--49J 4 G Cromwel-5l Stuart sco-52 Camp.
bell srongs Cox ellis Boyd-l6 Carroll Prichard acc
!Iarrson-32 Walker Aco-4O n Pinckard &co-3l May,
Vanhook &co-29 Il Nugent &co-26 Mcdowell Mills &cu-23
Ward Saunders 4 unt24 Knox &co-2S Davis, Jenkins acc
20 Henderson PealelS Q Nelson &col6 Cuddy, Brown
&co-l6 Il Aby-l5 Jno Watt &co--l3 K Dunbar &co-1S
Oakley & Iawkins-S Cooper &co-7 Green t Crump-lI
Martin, Owen Cobb-6 Kelly &co-2 Walker, Hughes
wih-3 Cleveland Brothers Ico-S Hall, Rodd + Pntnau-
l. Mann-lOO bags cotton seed Bayey &co-ot hides
Beck Il Ricks-sundres to oderToa 5000 bales
BAYOU SARA-Steaner G D Jr-5 bales cotton L Lee
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EypORTG

LVERP0OI-ship Esmerada-2l7G bales cotton 6671 sacks
corn
HAyRE-slip Touton-4So bales cotton 5o54 SKIS wheat,
800 bbts flour, 1000 slaves.
MOBnE-Schr nvincibe-l5D bbls whisky 81 do -four,
csks bacon, 455 SKIS btan 800 hides, Il pkgs mdse.
SABINE PASs-Stcamer W Downes-in ballast.
CARLRNAS-Schr Thos Dcnnson-0 ties lard, 10 bbs beef
10 bzs pork lG4 bds bone block 1880 hoops O00
slaves, 800 empty bbls.
BARCEIONA-Bark Josera--55O bales cotton 200 staves
80 pcs lumber.
PENSACOIA-Scr ZuIemee-9eJ SKIS corn 100 do oats 50
bDs pork potaoes % do onions. huns,
p bbiS lnulasses, ~ Csks bacon, 80 bags coffee
NEW YORk-Shp Maid of Oreans-l90 bales cotton, 29i
hhds tobacco ldS sugar, G3 hbls sugar. 81 ibis moasseS
1881 do pork 36 lard beef, lard
40 w cks and 50 h pipes wine, csks clrc "a bales
wool do nlHp do skins, 55 bblS flour, PA bXs al
los as walnut blocks 1851 hides, % pkgs printing material
80 bales rope, cutlery, lo3 pkgs slndfies
MOBILE-Schr Chris Columhus-250 SKIS bran 100 bliss
whisky IS bbs and 40 hi bbls molaSses.
MOBIIE-Sclr Pafcngoula-S0 pcs baggig $50 SKIS corn,
40 do oats, % do BRAN 10 bds hay.
VERA CRUE-Scaship TexRs-S0 balls and 10 hf bales
tom 20 kegs butter, 10 bNs cheese, and sundrcs.
BACELON A-,rig Serafn-2S0 bales cotton, mdse.
LIVERPOOI-Shp VIM Nelson-2676 bales cotton, l2S bbls
-four 5000 SKIS
IIyERPooL-ship Carnac-lS73 cotton go and
22t3 bNs pork.
LIyERPOOI-ship Martha Ward-2559 bales cotton.
IIANRE-Ship Chupl-23t3 bnles cotton, bbS and box
hams 2tOG slaves.
S4.NTANDEE-Brg Charrito--l91 bales cotton.
ILVERPOOI-Wm Wirt-2sl3 bales cotton, LOO slaves.
IIFERPOOI-Ship Golconda 1906 bales cotton, 1900
slaves.
PIIILAnEIFHIA-NC ogswe-5l5 bales cotton Dbl
I bbls sugar 5 do mdse, 40 hides 10 pkgs mdse,
GALVESTON AND INDlANOLA-Steanlship Perseverance,
$50 -four - whisky, 100 bXs candles, 100 SKIS 10
ITO bx caret l25 do fruits csks clare Is bbs
pork, and sunlrics.
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CONSIGNEES.

NEW YORK-Ship- SutaHa--J i Arwany-Wm Armstrong
&C RuddockBnehnnau Coziole &co-Burnell \ Baili-j
burnside fco-J " Burhrdge kco--S Barnct-E Beard-Be
Buchanan &co-Boguet-T Avery-C Boyce-Bridge, Bartlett
6co--J lohen-Creary-Farl &co-Cuddy Brown
tco-J Cnri5r-Campbe Srong-CArroll, PrclaFd &co-
Clark Mosby-Dlcveiand Bro &co-Co3hran It HALL
Coppn-E N daley &co-D Acre &co-Davs JACKSON &co-A
Dcpo-J n Durllnan Uco-Jorn Desponey &co-W Dewey
Dudley Nelsyn-Dyas Seo-Eaton 4 Henders9n-Ellis 4
Thrusiler-B Enbanke-Farley, Jury &coF Foscr &co-
Felt & Stetsol-Thos Finlcy-Trelon Stevenson kcoJohn
Gorcle-toucle 4 Iamisol-H GaIingham-G " Giyens-i.
tiolsmItt-A \ Grecn-tireen Crnmp-Iieal L MullerN
Heber Nco--P 4 Hcher-IIem Chsn-A IlmA Hull eco
N c IIal-IIal Il Hildselh-IHl Kemp &co-W \ Hamy-
Hart Gco-r Harris &co-Heald Massie &co-Heaton
OlvcIlowell Gayle &co-Henderson Terry &eoW jackson
Sco-S II Remedy &co-Eenne Dix &co-N IIAvassin-R K
I.aughlin-N Letchford1Loyd Garrson-s Iocke-I.sk
Melard-J II Marks &co-Mnrn, OvciI &co-Nagaise
6co-R McGregor-Maoney &'Bro-C NJ hIorrison-Moou,
Titus &co-B Mature Sco-New Customhouse-R Nickson-
NORTH Sands &co Norton aco-0mecher Joeer-Ogiesby
i MISUNDERSTANDING Pnett &e9-Parmee \ BroIPee
Sjmms uco-Peadrevile Bros-Perkin &co-Peers Willard
&co--Ieon Pierre &co-N Pollard NcoPooley Ncho co
Powell Hopkius-Price Converse &co-Prestley Bein-
Rnwlins * Dulcan-W It Raymond--A Rof-RobnsOn, Dun
sctt 6co-Smth Bro-Sark Stauter &co-Smith Cooper
F. r Stanton &co-and order.
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MEMORANDA.

g Ship Harvest Queen, Capt Horton from Malta reports
passed the Rock of Gibraltar the 9th Feby spoke ship Al
bany and from New York from Trapain 10Th March,
DDS n long $3.50 W, spoke ship Harwood from Liver
pool bound for Orleans. 18th March, lat 2i5 y, long 1910
", spoke clipper ship Eagle Of Y from Valparaiso bound
for London all WE'LL wished be reported March sd lat 10
n Ion 5i5 W, passed clipper ship Cowes, and brig, steering
West,
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5bipplna lnteLligtnte,
TUESDAY, April Ii, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Perseverance, Sheppard for Galveston and India
b0ia Harris & Morgan
Steamship Texas. Forbes for Vera Cruz Harris Morgan
Steamer ) Downs, Lermond, for Sabine Pass Master
Ship Mrid of Orleans, Dends for New York, A Cohen
Ship Esnaralla McManus for Liverpool Baxter Lowell eco
Ship T0ut0n, Tpshur for IIavre, Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Vim Nelson, Cheever, for Liverpool II Ashbrdge
Ship Carnatic, Devercaux, for Liverpool, Whitney Eco
Ship Martha Ward, for liverpool J p Whitney eco
Ship Chaplin Curren for Hare D,. j + Whitney Eco
Ship WIN Wit Wadswortl, for Liverpool,
jenkins, Williams eco
Ship Goconda Kerr, for Liverpool, Jas Harrison Eco
Bark Nah1 CogswelI, Hambln, Philadelphia J II Bass
Brig Charrito, span GiIpi, for Santandee a Hcsne
Brig Seran Span Needs for Barcelona, Ping, MGR eco
BARK Josea Span Alsena far Barcelona, 4 & VI Hcine
schr Inyincibe Kaler, for Mobile, W Newton Gco
CIV Newton Eco
Sclr Pascagoula Hides, for Mobile, G W Newton eco
Schr Fanny Peterson Pensacola Master
Sclr Zunee, Wcbber, for Pensacola ,Jno Hurley dtcQ
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SPOKEN.

H"By ship Charlemagne from Hayre, 18th Feb, in the
British Channel slip Oregon Porter from arre, days out
bound Mobile.
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Aebitlu NJ TIE 5ME1rhtts.
TUESDAY MORNING.

TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL ID.
COTTON The high claimed by factors, and the delay
in the receipt CabriaS accounts checked operations
yesterday and the reached barely $500 bales very full
prices quote before though the asking gen
orally above the range Of our figures:
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IMPORTS,

IIAEANA3rig Mary EiiMbetl-23l oo cigars Is cases do
YAH HnhHom; 40 u! 10 Pe @c99l 2 N y"
e do / l. + Tnros- do N I5ul1o-3 + RiruI-
fiji tco- g Zeckcndrall2 Ferrer-i no Moreno Bros
do lhbordt AiqneS5t tHiS-l 40 Il Cn1hlzac3 90 90
eos 40 "tnt-t 20 CasG ~ io S y ~ S" Hi
Gro3D les tobacco bbl holey cases mlse Cosa- box
sweetlnrats Rulb 6co do II Muegens-ot fruit Lever
&co.
HAVRE-Sbn st SoI,4 csks 80 cases absynth 10 casks
cheese case SoSthen Ihoma- eases mise Jacue-auo
od nu. ii sgIo scn do mlsr VnndrnnS do ST
IIrr & WIwaTa6 In T II blanchard kco3 do (;ouund 4
Vol-i csks case &co-00 ubsynth 100
bskts bottles nkGs Nose SeS1h ShSes iiis
T;gnI d. i + nshn-3 do + Frois-33 Ii Tocol-l do th
case mdsc Derlois-S pianos Fae hs-l cnse mdse Dnw-
son &co-l do Capnamema 40 Mch9H Is
ciliipHSIe o'o',''to" =, TnaN w. Hnu,,nr,,, IT,
Trinuctt do Leon Perry Nco-l do Costerman sco-l do
Nuutrc kco-9 do Commirg-l5 do Peaget-2 do l. Bussy
do Eco'lsse Andre 40 Ghut:otni4 40 % phss ui"S
r S lnn caors i1synth prenn Couturn-S cases mdse
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NartitulM Notites.
CHARITY HOSPITAL,

CHARITY HOSPITAL
New Orleans, April II, 1856
H9~To Ralters--Prnposnls for supplying the
nnmcI institution Bread for year from the first
day Of May 1856 accordance with certain SPECIFICATIONS
and conditions the Teasnlers office will be
ceived on or 18th day of April 1856 at IL O'Clock h
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New ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAL NORTHERN RR Co.,
New Orleans, April i, 1856.
tzg~fn con formity with the Charter, an cleo
ton will m held Al The office Of The Company No 10 Caondelet
street. MONDAY, April 81 1856 from to O'clock for
eighteen Dirccors-wcvc be chosen from stockholders
siding in Louisiana md six from stockholders residing in Mis-
siipp: Provided majority Of the stock Of the Company be
represented at said eecton but minority Of the stock be
then represented the election will he held MONDAY
April IS 1856 the Office Of the Company from to 3o'cock
as I'd r. s. CHARLES, Secretary.
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Inferior ............514G71i Ndding Fair ......-@-
Ordinary. .Si4dS28 Fair:
MiddlinS ::......;: ;9inLQ Good Fair ........-G-
Coed Middling sQlU3I oodand Fine.
TOBACCO The stock sale is light, and rather poorly
and the only transaction reported yesterday So
hl,ls taken a SIC z b round
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sxIEAE corn DE DISTRICT Ia VILE DE LA N,LLEoE-
de ID Nolv elle- Orleans. LEANS EDOUARD G0TT
~ HIl:f. No 2S24.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CoURr1 SUCCESSION OF HUDSON Z.
OF NEW ORLEANS. BURR No. 1872
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
this and to all other persons herein Interested
show within days from the present notification if any
they why the presented by tho teaentary
should be homologaed and approved the funds
distributed i'll accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court. ..5.- .&n Isl. ..-
A. DREUX,
all 10 10 Deputy Clerk.
DEuxlEME CouR De DISTRICT sUGCEssIoN DE HUDSON
NOUvELLE- ORLEANS. r.. Il. BURR. No. T,S22.
WIS est par lie present tonne aux cream
N ciers de Ia suse succession aMres
que peut concevner davoir Guie dix onrs dater
Ia preene publications. les asons lesqueles lie compile
Dresene FcXecuer tesamenare sera point apprnure
honologuG. les onds mains reprS commencement
audit compile
Par ortre de Ia +,
-. A. DREUX.
all 1919 Depute Greffer.
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UNION Bank LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, 18th February, 1856. :
r7g.At !, Meeting OF the Eoartl. held on the

18th inst, unanimously
e1re2 That in Of adding pemanency to the ralue of
this Stock and Of granting increased facilities the growing
of New Orleans it is deemed eXpedent and the
favorable for increase in the Capital Stock of this Bank,
ay exceed $500 0 and that end the requisite notice,
conformity with the Eighth article Of the Charter authorizing
same, he given the Stockholders In obedience thereto
Notice hereby given that the books will be opened the
Stockholders this day (wlo privileged for sixty aysJ for
subscription said increase. Provisional Subscription List
opened the public for said portion Of said increase
not be taken be waived BY the
paid will be entitled pro dividend
be declared in July next be computed from the date Of
payment.
frt4 II A CASH
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above nanci Institution with rcad one from lie first
a" OF M s i in s s @ oee viii be
18th day of April 1856 at IL O'Clock M
ali I'd --------------------------
CHARITY HOSPITAL,
STo cton Wis ss FOR t ane FOX ~
rs day Of Say 1885, accordance with certain specGca
ons mid conditions the TcnsHrers Office, will be
received on or 18th day of April 1886 IL o'clock
NJ 's' ala I'd
haxn M c nss sy asa,nn s S lie
undersigned Immediately
by '''e' + T. IT, H. K ElUbwIGsEN, Treasurer,
ala lot lO4 Magazine street
aG-To Apotl,ecar1es--Fiftccn Hundred Dol
pos, Of Resident Apoecay Of the Charity Hospital Appi-
BAY % ap IS at Il A. H. for Examination By he
Board all l0t
BANK OF NEW oRLEAss, /
City Of New Orleans, April 9, 1886.
Hg1At ,neetlns of The Board Of Directors
ResG THAT viii he approval of the Stockholders having
been @ ne eSPeds G increase the capital stock G" this
In nccorance herewith notice hereby given that books
w D" on Ds for hy ay from hat ae n. whc me the
present Stockholders privileged to subscribe for said III
provson" Subscription lst will be opened ct the TING
nay ~ 70 ' 's" O '' ps'" W + GHAYsoS Cashier
na5- Rev. Doctor Dcwey's Lccturcs.-7Prlce
cry M M5SG WEpSEsDAY and Friday EvESlSG,
eks o remainder Of the course reduced to one half he
original price. ~ I'd
PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOURTH DISTRICT
,-'---.l.. ..... New Orleans, April g. 1856. s
B5T-Trhc Annual Examination :,nd T1xllibi-
ton of the Fourth District Public Schools will take place,
below, commencing Mt A. NJ, and closing 5 ?. NJ:
ESAMISATIoN.
CHESTNUT SGHOOI4-MoHDAY. April T.
MAGNOLIA SCHOUL-TUEspAY, pril 8.
LIVE OAK SGHOOl-WEDNEsDAy,A April Q.
Laurel. SCHOOL, for Boys--THuRsDAY April TO-
IA AZ! + SCHooL, for Girl,s;-FlnaI April H.
HIGH SCHOOL, for Boys--TuEspAY, April 10.
ExHlBfTIoH.
On WEDNESDAY, April &C. in Felicity street Church.
ncr of Chestnut street.
EzJ@Exercises to begin at 10 O'Clock a. VI.
n~ Music, Speeches. Dialogues, Compositions Presentation
Of Diplomas, etc.
E58=The public respectfully invited 10 attend.
JNO. G. PARILAM, Jr,
NJ TIC Superintendent.
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FOR SALE.

1885, F00Y. SALE OR IsENF-A VERY DESIRA~
@ lie and every way complete Summer Residence at Missis-
sippi Civ y miles TeH-Hriens Wharf, Biloxi side
Fine Orchard and Vineyard kitchen, outhonses h4h-house,
all i'll good order and NIL furniture i'll the house,
well good carrya and harness. and cart nc, &c.
Also, adjoining residence and lot for sRle cheap For
particulars, appiyto JOS G. LOGAN
AZ I'M li9 Common street
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New Orleans April H. 1856.
h7v-rro acknowledgements for supplying
the above named institution with Meat for year from tie
rs DIV Of Nav 1856 accordance with certhin si,ecica
on and conditions the TrcnsHrer's Office will be
received on or the 18th day of April 1896 at IL o'clock
NJ ala I'd
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.AMUsE.IsTE Ell rs.
rA1ETY THEATER-

GA1ETY TTIEATER- ,rsrs
Treasurerg .Messrs OATES and H CORY
The brilliant success wh has attended the performances o.
Z. Miss MATILDA HERON
the lengthy engagement three consecutive weeks a
numerous applications that ths distinguished aFtste may
repeat Of her popular has m
duccd the Manager prevail Miss Heron 70 remain for
FOUR NIGHTS MORE 4#3E4
THIS EVENING, April Is.
10 crafty srotis parties viii
being positively It's last representation the @
THEsIADY OF THEsIAKE,,
which has been long in preparation, and viii now he pre-
seltefi with original selected rnsic by MI II stqRe
entirely new scenery VI. Bonlet machinery by ~ Es
worth assistants costumes by Nh Mohan and asa
The performance embracing the Wios
the Company. TO conclude with ga$F
EE '#5t MASKS AND FfAGE5.
Peg Wellington Miss Matilda Heron Maset ans
Crisp, Trplet s. Brownes Sir Charles Ponanaer'
+ ':s = y CHANGE OF PRICES:
~ Price Of adlissionDress Circle and Parqlee 70
Second Circle, 80 cents g5 5a5s !,
Qadru1n Private Foxes have been adde
ID which VIII be IS cents each -. 1ks-I<
H Doors Performance to commence q -
58ls O'clock, precisely. f.ys$s - 8.
l. q af F4 4 a
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OF NEW ORLEANS. ) W. STEAMER NEW WoRLut GAP-
TAIN AND OWNERS.--No. 10 562.
D ed BY tie honorable the Fifth District Court Of New Or
leans Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans, in the above
cause said Sheriff will proceed to sell at pnhc anction
the City Hotel Common street between Camp end Maazie
THE STEAMER NEW WORLD, together IT, A.
with furniture tackle apparel, machn. 81
cry etc, she lays Agiers, on the right EA
river Mississippi, nearly opposite this CITY,
Seized in the above suit. 5.$s 45.5 sz5
Cash fhtsn ot.
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Members for the W B. Koosrz President No
IA Exchange Place g. DILvA Treasurer, No. 60 Bacchus
street. Jas FURSEAux Secretary, Odd Fellows Hail.
Camp and Lafayette GEO. Es Exchange Place Post
Camp and Graver streets; W w. AMhERToN
Fourth District r. r PETERSON Custom house, II. IL. STAN
Tchonpitouas and Richard j. ]. SHER
w0oD, A. ". McDoSsELl, +. W. FRUDESTHAL1, Common
II. CAsTEREDE Custorhouse WT DICKSON,
TcIoupitpnls and P0ylrn Streets NJ MCMAHAS, Aicrs G.
r. PAUL, T. LyAuDAs No. Is Charities street, CHARLES CAL
IT, Regular meetings held the THIRD MONDAYS in each
rOIl ecreta's Office, i'll Odd Fellows Hail. AT 6S O'Clock
T. NJ.
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WANTED.

WANTED HMM HipI ATELY-AT THE LOUISI-
w Plantation Clohing MamiNctory, us Canal street
20 good SemascssC who understand the making OF negro
clothing.
al5 81 p. 4. HEBRARD.
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sixrEsg Cora ps DlsIenr ". ETR IcoH h.
1E L S9gTELIR-jhiEAss.5 AsFnER EIIIfeNo. I, el8
Nm ERIU dun writ de ferf faclas a naoI
- atdessg pas honorable sxiene District de la
DI % ayril 1865 10 herss Haa sur ses iieTx Ia yene
publique fenean, ct u Faiiaiieat6n-4 #S
Dun fonda de magasin de bousrte haics do fantastic
tout conieu want inyentaiEe depose al bureau
LIE tout saiai dams l'aEare ci dessas. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au noL4snt De ] adjudication.
iE JOHN ". EF.f.I, &E5FE5 Es5
n1h is q % Sherif. de IA patotsse d,ffrIkans. VI.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-05
THE CASHMERE GOAT.

The Philadelphia Ledger says that the
Thibct goat, from whose wool the famous
Cashmere shawls are made, has been intro
duccd successfully into the United States
This enterprising undertaking was achiev-
cd few years since, after many difficulties.
by DR.. j. b. Davis, of Columbia, s. c., Mt
the time employed ty the Ottoman Porte in
experimenting on the growth of cotton in
the Sultan's dominions DIR. Davis sue
ceeded, at vast expense, in securing eleven
of the pure breed, which on his wav home
he exhibited in London and Paris. Since
that period the goat has been introduced
from South Carolina to Tennessee, where
1t Is said to thrive. The value of a flock
may be estimated from the fact that no real
Thibet goat has ever been sold for less than
n thousand dollars, This enormous price.
moreover, is not n speculative one, for no
heeced animal has wool of such fneness,
softness and durability. The wool of all
the Ihibet goats in Tennessee, for exam
pie, has been engaged at New York this
year at eight dollars and a half per pound,
the purchaser designing to send it to Pals
ley, in Scotland, in order to be ma1ufactu-
red into shawls.
Several of these beautiful animals pur-
chased from Mr.. Davis, are now in posses
sion OF Colonel Braxton Davenport, of JEFF
ferson County, Virginia.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-05

FA parson in country village in Eng
land on reading the first line or so OF a
chapter in Bible, the clerk who was not
over erudite, by some mistake or other read
it after him. The parson read it as follows {:
Moses was an austere man and made a
tenement for the sins of his people" The
clerk, who, could not exactly catch the
sentence, reported it thus: Moses was All
oyster man, and made ointment for the
shins of his people"
On another occasion the parson read from
the book of Job as follows: And Satan
smote Job with sore biles,'' which the clerk
read thus: And Satan shot job with four
hnllS.n
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-05
NOTICE.

TRAYED OR STOLEN from -
- the subscriber, in Union coun- ~
ty, five miles west Of Laneshorough, IA
Anson county, on the night o he liza of
April last, a BAY MARE, of medium
size. 10 or IL years d. will pay a reward
# TEN DOLLARS for the delivery of said
mare 10 me, o. for information so that l get
her-or TWENTY DOLLARS for informa-
ZION sufficient to convict the thief. Address
me At Lanesboro', Arson county, n. c.
JAMES !. ROSS.
n. B. 1 think the mare was stolen. and
that the thief weDt in the direction OF Char
lotte- J,l.R.
June 10, ls56.-9t