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&C. while Shoulders dull and round lot offered at
64c u H. Ward vas in good request wish Of 60 tierces
at &c 3 bb aneces Prime 1T 9tES, 100 Noa ut e. and
u. Of 1855 kegs y Dry Sailed Meats 10000 lbs
sod In bul6 BIC for Shoulders &c for Hams G4c
p sos Sides and COCO for Shoulders and p for Sideg.
Of Beef some 400 tieces Prime Mess Sold Yo
days since, Of which 1872 SIT IT, and 30 sl8 p fierce
SALT cargo Of 1860 sacks Liverpool one-fourth Fine,
in bleached sacks, and full wegl sold
sack round We also heard Of four cagoes sold some
since, to arrive and fully due, fo!low The Carlac
CLIO sacks d2o Fine; the Northern Chief G50 sacks, 1910
Fine and the Martha ]. Ward GIN sacks, d22 Fne3 all
Szc r6lnd and the Cicero with 1000 Coarse, &c sac
RICE. The market rner IN consequence of favorable
adyces from Charleston noticed sales Of 100 ieces
Friday and Saturday, at AZ, and IS at A2Sc p b.
COFFEE. The sales embraced abot 1900 bags RIO Of
which 1000 at l5c 70 at M ESQ at 2 and 81 skminss at
lie H,tb.
CANDLES Small lots Of Star selling 22922zc p
ID for full weight.
WHISKY "A lot Of 90 bb Raw vas sold at 23c p gallon
for Recifed on the levee.
FRE1GHTS. "A ship laid for Liverpool al "a for
Cotton and small vessel taken for Boston At 85c p Dbl
for Flour Gotten shipping Liverpool in British vessels
at ll-l6d. g." g 81" ~
EXCHANGES. Tie demand fair and the rates were
generally firm. We quote:
sterling Az s4 ana iUo>a
Frafcs tjfZl tifG5252 u do!lhr
Ne" YORK sixty day bills .l5s@2t% z Ct dis
sight checks On New iork .trt..... .5aG9A als
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IMPORTS.

.LIvERPOGL-ship Ship Esmerda-6i5l SKIS salt ] Whit
ney &co.
NEW YORK-ship Maid Of oreans-Assorted merchandise.
NEW YORk-Bark P Tamnlge-Assorted merchandise.
ARANsAS-Sclly Esther Bur-ll2 pkgs mtse the Sheriff
the Parish Of Oeanl4 hides TO orderl2 Go 10 master
VERA CRUZ-Scllr Arosante-In ballast
GALVESTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louisiana
lG bales cotton II Kennedy &co2 Green Grunpl4 Farley
Jurey &co6 Kelly &co-7 Oakley Hawkins Frelsen
Stevenson &co-l2 Hemingway Frieilnnder &co-g1 Mcke
Brudford-SunlrieS 10 A u Grief &cO-S Forschemet-
Blaf Hco-J Stee-Perkins &coToal 256 bales cotton
10 orler-leo, 900 feet lumber MI Samnes
MOBILE-Sch Baker-35 bbls turpentine les bbls rosn
10 order.
TANCHIPAIIo-schr Livngson-3o,o0o feet lumber Mes-
rift X Mcconnell
PASCAGOULA-Schr Elorda-20 900 feet lumber Tn Duval
BILOYI-Schr James Eliza29 900 feet lumber Simpson
PAsCAGOULA-Sclr Warren-25 600 feet lumber Pike eco.
PAsCAGOULA-schr Enterprises, 600 feet lumber 20
Pike Eco
BAYOU BARBARY-schr High Waer-2o, 600 feet lumber
tolnaster.
PEARL RTVER-Schr presdent-25 900 bricks to Moses
Eastman.
B0NFOUCA-Sclr shamrock-30 cords wood to order,
PEARLINGTON-Schr S Blalen-35 $50 feet lumber TO
Ward AGO.
EILOXI-Schr Yankee Gal-3oOoo feet lumber to order.
BONF0UCA-Schr Three Blohers-30 cords wood to order
order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schf New Plar-5O cords wood to order.
BILOXI-Schr Petit Clenliue-S5 cords wood to order.
BONFOUCA-Schr MahilGH-35 900 bricks TO order
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C0NSTGNEES,

Ship Shakespeare from BostonEB MANI NGTkS kso.
man, Peck &co-G D Mecalf &co1Prse, Converse geo
burnside Sco-W Vedenbg Acknowledgements l5rotAers-
Violet -Donney Bezzini Se9-Whsesr bIaken
chanan-Wood Low-Og1esby Maeauay-E Benton eco
Greenwood sco-T Pinet &Co-Beebe 9co-J Valentine
Gorenzo-W jackson &co-Rice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &co;
c 7 Buddecke Sco-order.
Bark N P Tamadge from New York. AdamsIR " I'd
o,1sI Enrns;dn kro-W Booth-D Il Ramler-ti NJ Bailey It
eoIBrander McKenna Hubbad-Betterton KeeteIC boye
20 l}uddeckc &co-Bugert Foley AveEyBaehe ieau,
mont-Beebe 6co-H NJ Barlow &coaA BronSema eco
Rnrk-(arroll Prtchard &coCreavy Farwsl- Gurran;
Geo ConoiyConvers, kenett &eo-Pleusaehs Bro &co-W
" Crane Sco-II Curs-Durvs Jackson-J Il EEdley eco
Dayis-Davis Jenkins &eo-peHisser &so,E Daley 4
convas fco-G L Doscn SonF lleEan--T entous-llud-
iv Wjlson-Filiott &co-P Fell &co-Flnt Jones-
FosIick@Frost Gco-F Foley &coFreen Stevenson eco;
II I;nlmanNJ ,auche-Graspeau Bennitoun CrGmp
e Gaip@1ai Kemp &eoHenderson Terry &ce-Hart &eo;
1co|s ii Kennedy &eo-G + Kaasler-F Kennett 6so-A D
Kev Sco-Macee& Kneass-W L Tanners Locke Lnln
&eo2A Levy &coW MeCrGcken-A Mle-D Martini 4
Narks- Observation-Disclosures Mcl,henny-P Mniiald u
cnT Nilteuberger-B Alatre &co-W Seagle-Eorth,
Smedes &co-Ogesby & Macaaey-J Matthews &co-C rss,
nminNPavnl Harrison-G Pnckard dcoPrce, Converse
&co-H psychaud &coRiehards sloeomb eo-sabk st9aer
Geo-Tufts Il Hobart-sampson Keehe-seanan Peck &eo
shppway Il Capp-Tetersoa & Mesee-smith bro-FeWel
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EXPORTS.

I1VEBPooship Ieucohea-c645b bales cotton, 100 half do
S1l3 SKIS corn, AGO SKIS wheat GO slaves
IAvRE-shp Cuber!ad-2s9 bales cotton, 564 SKIS wheat.
PREMIERSHIP Georg-l999 bales cotton 10 bbls four I3S
hhds tobacco, 03 tcs bbls lard, bN snuff
TAMPlCO-Schr VIM II I#ness2O0 bbls -four 10 bills tar
20 ks lard 10 bSs II kegs butter 30 5bs potatoes po bNS
raisins II e-heIware 80 boxes cheese 20 boxes mdse
10000 feet lumber.
NEW YORk-Bar Della Chap;n-4e9 bales cotton, 1908 SKIS
corn, 1000 hides, . bbls sugar.
NEW YORk-Bak Col Ledvard-4ll0 SKIS wheat l442 sacks
So hhs tobacco Ill bales cotton SO bales moss 4 hides
Dbl lard IS bills hams 100 bb sugar. 10 bbls oassc SIS
bbls -four Is h&s mdse.
BALTIMORE-Bark Jos MaNwell-lT2 bales cotton les hd
sugar. 500 bhls do bh molnses half do $50 bids hides 20
bales WOOL pkgs mtsc
INDIANOI.A AND GALyESTON-Seamship Perseve-
rance- bb -four, 100 bbls whisky CD bh 20 hhls sugar,
100 bXs bacon 300 SKIS 20 bags Coffee las bls pork 10 bbs
lard oil, bx candles, clS clarct % cases shoes.
SABINE PASS-Schr Cviliy9J bbls -four, GO bbls whisky,
% bags coffee Is SKIS salt 100 bs caet IS kegs nails 1856 boxes
soap 10 bNs cheese IS boots cks hacon and scnas
TAMPA BAY AND MANITA-schr Jno Roalefs-3I3 sacks
corn 10 tEs coffee bbs -four bb kegs lard II bb whis
KY hams 20 ks pigs feet eks bacon Il bales hay cks
ale, 50 SKIS oats $4,000 shingles, and sundries.
PENSACOLA-Schr Ea-O bbls molasses, do potatoes,
bills -four do hams do lard oil $50 do bread bXs tobacco,
IA ndls iron, and slndries
PENsACQLA-sehr star-50,e10 bricks
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

s ST. as.: 'ssg 1s sssa q Eejns Hs4@
ss n Mfs T fr s: Nss Williams, N:sg $fnh Nos
a aay9Fw Vi iS1Es@'i E,' Tsye @
Mo1e iGg eato Sa n q Il Tor
&gHs: 0's4 9 vi rs shst.h% s Vii Rs
md 1sF 1 1d 5 sa NJ Fis 5sfa msS Hs
f,eF;S9 W. We SS!"s Ssy d I'd s5
f Ross iay ss5,isse eSssa bSIdy@ ;e5o% Tss
wsGS " wm n$ aoS Saf 9G s
~ Hess SS ST. %F,fISs5s , sns5 Has'sa
F4 Ssf s Hi; sa'"sS5 L FsSs: &s'$
naS?sS S!i pekse 80 , iss" s@
1 %Ref TSG sm asSSf ka6e sohar Fys
nnd fIitoo sehssf Mis; i l*HEss liii,sh5oEo III
NS Ss csH 4Is ya hG k Hrs 6e5 SsI
no 4Ss; Thcs Es saith yames Marrow, Iesag'$
Miss Robf Msity Fsysts John s aI Eaa %y
KS .s as JeG ass ea y anS II
S II ns 'n 62HHo st 51. Ca e Vii Nff
7 Mason Pa oodridse Howard Taylor Boston.
. AR G!H HsH f E Rt2 Ss3 r. I" a
Is dd t. Reinson Ak. .W 4 S:FoHpp RI i m 4
NAY NaIf a n MfS2~ rsz"s F Sa1sy Fy b
La SIMS yick,barEs No@sy, FIX, + Mcleod and
~ Ez ' R9 Ts wil5o S,'I o5t ts Esnes ss
ST CHARLES. W Palmer Conn; p Way, Natchez
Jno svnA. Memphis James II Rogers Mobiles Mrs ShiIds,
Mis- Myers, Tenn MEs TSpps sid gld 1sryga Msaphis
Cutis Pamela; Campbell, Jr virginia. II Estes and lady
0: Bowes Mr. Coth Memphis; Cardncr Smith! y q: "
Miss; MrsE Barry As WeHthe'spoon GoRh and
IaFayctte Josslyn, Jackson Ron 91nldro' Miss Col "
Edwards, W W CARL: Ia;J /" o PckeEs, NEtclaz; j 4
Rob Evans Aba4qn Mifs entash Filna Mis-; inc
Ey,J Nintt lady and Ala p F BradEuD lady, c!li
servant, II, ;, Hopkins and family. 0; Wn
Noble, lady and Neadin Miss W Brown, Miss
Scott, Mis- IIeilse Miss Wm Lake, q Lake u 4Lesiu
N AllEidge, Grenade; G Il km0EoHgh CARROLL " II Kin
cad. Pt;sbQGg, Pa; NJ Walton Ia.
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MONDAY, March II, 1856.

a. CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Perseverance, Talbot for Galveston and Inanola
Harris & Morgan
Ship Georg Brsm) HahorS for Bremen, Meyer Mummy Seo
SHIP Cumberland, Merrill. for Hlve, Jenkins, Williams Eco
Bark Jos MAXWELL Farrell for Baltimore CT Meeker eco
Bark Della Chaplin, Howard for New York, Bogert &co
Bark Col !ed5grd, aeckyitl for New York Ceevy Farwe
SGr Cvity Winslow for Sabine Pass (oldenbow Iesparre
schr john Roaefs s,ickney, for Tampa Bay and Manta
schr Win II Earkress, Nottingham for Tampco.
Godenbow l. Iespar-e
schr Els Kncaid. for Pensacola, Pocley, Nico eco
Scar S:ar Roberts, for Pensacola, Blanc
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foU e new sst orleans He0N1
RY VIRTUE Of il qeediel,ee 20 an q, 9sd hss:
oabe the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans in the segs
entitled matter NJ Marguy late Sheriff. ana hy h sIa o me-
ton in the Rotunda the City Exchange 81 LOUIS sfH
between Chartres and Royal streets, on hoNnl se;a
1856, at L O'Clock NJ for account OF 1ne oeut.' =
PIECE OF LAMP beng sq ia 3D. 81 sae
containing three hundred and twenty acres "
being the lower part undivided seeti9h
with all The buildings and improvements thereon, 'l n m
sa saia land IS bounded follows viz On the rGEt5 NJ
lands Frann and snsssSsnS Ct sS ~
of William McMichaes apd On inc ~es' W alu "a esAe
Sutrenaered by said iasolvent to his creditors. =
TERMS-Onehird cash. and the balance a. one ana tso
years. credit With interest alter "
payment. rnsEpu T1rFTy t,E5
fesI ms 10 % Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
psralcr GEeRs s x gTNsaF a W.
& I Gs~ vE IL 81 sl,un orre do xente e
Coar de- District de Ia lars
NJ MaIigny edeyant sheriff ct ss9iei nS Ss Il Roena
la Bougse de Cite, rue stLoais, entire eees as "a
S ERFIsE PORTION DE rEREE slime sur
In riyare Tanpinahoe dams la paosse en- ssts
Etat, eontenant $40 acres plus gu MONS s.+ -
nfereure dun section De erre aui existent
Ensemble ayec toutes les b8tisses ct aHst''l y
dessus ut Il sayor: Au nortf par les
La dlie ieffe 81 @ de Geo H. Dnnhsss
ss nor Ia rivisre Talsipahoe sun PAT
liam McIichaes ct loues par les sssls ~
0 ibsndonnee par M ii IA b
tisTs da p ntrs aprss ecstanee an tank
lance et5 a Eau ct hyroeque spectacle auF Ia pfeplass
yendue iusan's paIfat Placement Tos1,prf uJJFTY
| ..,oe, Sheriff Dc Ia Parosse q, orlasss.
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SUGAR AND MO1.ASsES. The market was quiet, with
no change of moment or Sugar about 400 hhds sold at
67c for Fair Fully Fair and of Nonsses about 500 bbls
at and 3G1Sc p gallon for Ordinary to Choice LOTS
FLOUR. Dull, and S25 bb Indiana sold at Sc 50 p bbl
GRAIN Corn quiet, and the sales were confined to
about 1900 sacks which 100 at 5c 1900 at the same 200
Choice at 555G and the residue at 53G55c p bushe OF
Wheat IFS sacks Inferior were sold 81 Is and 90 81 IS
bushel Oats we're dull and the sales confined to few
LOTS Including 400 St. Louis at A2c p bushel Of Bran 2l0
sacks were taken at 75c G. 100 ID.
PROVISIONS. The principal sale of Fork was 30 bbls
Unnspected Sic Is for Mess and SIS IS . Dbl for NJ o.
Bacon Sides we're ner Prime Ribbed were held at 9
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DuTTER-5o hf bbls Roll, for sale BY IN y .--
VOORHEES,, GRIGGS co.
- Is TchoupioplRs street.

& A. HENDERSON y CO MAGAZINE 1osz1ss EST ST.
rho;ce esortmst of GROCERIES, and invite the atenon
purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected Snd
COMPRISES ali the articles needed for family use or merchants
in the country, !aA7 elh
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day says:
The rivers tributary this port still in ne beating order
and the receipts liberal scale though the rots
leading 10 the landings have (hy Of the recent rains
throughout the country become almost impasaie and
hauling such business the stocks in warehouses have
acoe considerably imcd and steamers arriving bring
lighter leads very fair quantity of merchandise however,
Icing daily shipped these principal points, and the hauling
thereof gives warve lively appearance By a9 re.
opening the Western rivers after the late freeze We have
been enabled increase supplies Of Western produce cose
uue:ly nearly everything embraced under this head prices
nve undergone change in favor Of purchasers Sugar mo
usgts and hay the only articles in (which we can
quote an advance cotton fr.Ss and eEchanEetie rates
since eur undergone bur little variation he money
market continues From last Monday morning up 10
yesterday have had nothing hut continuation Of showers
Yesterday shone brilliantly and though the air
little coal the weather was, On the whole, pleasant
From the louisville Price Cnrren; of the Odd M We take
condensed of the condition Of the Banks Of Kentucky
according 70 repcrto the Legislature It shows rapid
alarming increase in the SYSTEM which We are eri III
will with good results according to this state
The citizens Of Kentucky have in debt during the
last years millions Of dollars, much faster ratio
than charged the citizens Of Louisiana nriuns this
great mari Of Trade, New Orleans.
We believe three additional banks chartered by the last
Legislature which included in the annexed statement,
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CATTLE MARX EFT.

JEFFERSON City, March 10.
The market for good Beef Cattle active yesterday
About 80 head Of Cattle 200 Sheep Cows, 400 Hogs
but scarcely any Veal Cattle in marker and further supply
Of sto DUE Prices Of Fine Cattle and Hogs in favor
holders, but easier for other stock. Ts ~
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ARRIVED,

Steamship Louisiana, Place from lnianoa ard Galveston TO
Harris MorgaH-Ist DISTRICT
Ship Maid Of Orleans Dennis Is days from New York, to
ColIen-2d dis:ric. q. " .
Bark Tamadee Horton from New York via Charleston
to Creevy Farwerl-2l district q. Il.
scr Esther Barr, Ryan, days from Aransas Mastered
district
seh Aphonsne Bernard days from Grand Gallon,
ter-2i district.
Sch Uana Liscombe 3iays FROM Grand Caillou to master;
I'd district.
schr Arogante, eH Cahada, days from Vera Cruz W
Lacarie &co-2d district.
schr Livingston Lame, from Tanehpaho-Basin.
Schr Florida Martise, from Pascagoula-Basin.~
schr James Eliza, Steel, from Riloxi-Basin.
Schr Warren, Joyner. from Paseagou,t-Basin.
Schr Enterprise McNear, from Pascagou1a-Rasin
Schr High Water RoseaaS from Bayou BarbaTy-Basin.
Schr President Sader, from Pearl River-Basin.
Schr Shamrock, from Bonfouca-Basin.
Sehr Sarah Baden, Life, from Pearington-Bssin
Schr Yankee, Gal 'Germyn, from Biox-Basin
Scar Three Brothers, from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr, Alert keifer from Little Lal.e-Basin.
Scir i'eone from Bay St LoGs-Basin,
Schr New Plan from Tchefnncta-Basin.
Sclrl Petit Glementine, Pralts, from Boxi-Basin .
Schr Matilda, Melen, from Bonfouea-Basin
Schr Baker, new Dodds days from Mobile,
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pg~ Ship Chapln, Capt. CurrEn, from Nos.
ton dschargng car opposite the Red Stores T:d
District Consignecs will please attend to the receipt OF he
goods the levee
NILS GEO w HYNsnN & co, 81 Camp street.
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Aew ORLEANS X(outv 3t(arktt,

MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Il.
COTTON. There fair demand on Saturday, but as
large Of Thursday and Friday left reduced
ply the market the sales did exceed 5000 bales Prices
were fully up 10 quotations, which as follow
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 53sG16} Mildling Fair. lo4GloS
Ordinary s(1S4s Fair
Middlms ssSGql4 Good Fair ......,...-9
Good Miadng. .924alU1S Good and Fine, .....-@-
TOBACCO We heard Of sale Of 60 hhds New A.
and R. at DC 2 ID round
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1885,: 40,5s7 n1l5
Received since .-..l,55I53 l b,sSSu9
yesterday ...... 1885 73l
49, 1,llSSS9 1876
Exportedto date. ........ 1895 3t3 l5,6ll
- -l,l0474S -l5SO2
anS.Gil a.
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SALMON, NERRINGS and KIALEsUTEINS.
~ tierces No. SALMON;
u barrels :. 4
$50 kits ~ Fl
50 haFkts..
Is barrels ;. HERRING; l5s z .-
80 half DO, :. ~, &ES 5s.-5
400 boxes No. and Extra HERRING;
30 kits HALIBUT FINS; for sale BY
" e4 5",l- J. H. CARTER L CO.,
MIL 1t corner Common and Tchcppt.oulas sts
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MACKEREL-
LIZ SHORE No. J. 50 barrels; sSg.g
15O half barrels; =
ID. +e fz-.-- 20 quarter barrels;
r't..' H".@7 800 Kits. vi" ,s, ~.
LARGE No. i Is sarrels; q.
. "- W -" 70 haE barrels;F
Is quarter barrels; ~.
10 kits.e ~
.... SHORE No. 2-I50 barrels;
100 haIfbarre!siI 81
m 54&+q, 100 quarter barrels;
20 kits
LARGE-Extra No p IS barrels; 4.sl5-5g +t&a5
50 half barrels; .
100 quarter barrels;
IT'S kits =t. e
LARGE No. g 90 half barrels. .nGs '
81. SHORE No. 3-2I0 barrels; ILL.,
100 half barrels
100 kits ~.
For sale by j. T. CARTER CO.,
mil 1t corner Common and Tchoupitoulas sts.
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STEAMBOATS,.
John Sinio9ds, Church, from Memphis
Judah Touro kouuts, from Camden.
Fulton Gwartney, from Ya5co River
Hope, Moore, from Red River a.
Atalarta, Briggs, from Tensas.
City Of Cairo, Yocom, from Camden.
Princess, Holmes, from Y:cksburg
Rosa Stockman FROM Jefferson.
Catherine, sLundy. from Gains vlle-Basn,
Frank Lyon Estes. from Mobile via The River.
Nashville, Belsnyder. from Nashville
D Taylor, SyMins from Alton.
Thomas Swami, andrews, from Louisville.
Niagara, SPOTS. from Louisville.
Tectlmseh. Wntten. from Cincinnati.
Peter Tcllon. Box, from louisville
Pelican, Ashton, from Fort Smith.
LIN Kennett, Boh!nger. from st Louis.
H MWrieht Clark, from Shreveport.
DR. Robertson, Rymen from Nashville
Moses Greenwood, Thomas, from Yazoo River.
ChocRw, Smedley, from Tennessee river.
Flying Cloud, Phillips from St Louis.
Laurel Hill! Hooper, from Morganza
] PrnEle, Stoops from St Louis.
Jas Stockton, Rhodes from Pascagoula-Basin
Towboat v II Ivy, Whteman, from the PasSes-brougt
ship Maid Of Orleans.
Towboa Thomas Mcnaniels Penegar from the Passestowe
down and to sea on the th inst ships AnsleSea and Goa
and schr Wild PSeon-brouEht up bark n P Talmadge
schrs Esther Burr, Alpholsne, Urbana and Arognntc
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- OFFICE OF RoARb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N, !
OF the Fire Depnriinentof the City Of New Orleans
ng%publfc notice Is hereby Sfyens that this
Board organized IN conformity viii section No 4 Of the
Ordinance entited Ordinance concerning the Fire Depart
New Orleans approved on the 9Th of December 1865
cmly upon ali matters that may be brought before
!" Mi n At '0' - wv CIIAs claiborne Secretary
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FOR RENT,

- FOR RENT. THE THREE,sToRY BRICK
% Store, No 10 Poydras street. Apply the premises.
L4I fel4 If
<uaA FOR RENT-A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
f ten rooms sree., between Richard and
Gl Orange To good tenant The rent will be low.
Apply to G. Is. DUNCAN,
LIN corner Fxchrnge Place and Ginuhonse streets
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Dartitular Notit&s.

OFFICE OF BOARD oF.CoMMisg1o;gRs /
OF The Firs Depar,nentiof he City Of New Oreans5
Public notice Is hereby SiyGm, that y this
s 3T GEsn oinee % tie
Of New Orleans approved the 9Th of December 1856
IT," B. 's%iy Of e " Board matters a u ~ ~ ~
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BA:K,l
New Orleans, March 10, 1856 ! /
6 ts nfssHnt s sInys Syl ne ON
m II, 4 :. ~ : g okUzAT Cashier
TRrAsuHERs OFFICE,
The public are hereby nofified i III iSs tR1s
o ns y & he @ on and
usos BAxK OF EorlsiAsA,
Meeting 81 g 3he Board fs ei 81 the
s s SE ss
E S lie ssPsa ds
liz ss1 n M naa f;f # nc :Ess
NGS Is ss @s ge The eSsss
e ssl Proys9na1 sa a:d LIST s
pay taken q 1
@ sn p up M 70 s fsa Cd 5@
pa fEyIs f oEo.A. FEEnnr Cashier
estsr a,gs:, HI! P os D. e. Go ~
fR S1aSs9s iYoEUM HALL TUESDAY Evening,
's ~ 5s'a 's' ct q 5 s ssa?s nil
az- General Relief Committee, 10. @. F.
vR shs ee f. b a Ee
6sss S5ass sh a sB slssi Sn P
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y corner yes2sealas and Ejshad streets J. ! snEE
AsTEEEpE Gasiomhouse w b a eorner
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r- Regular meetings held the THIRD MONDAYS in each
SecrEary's Odd Fellows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

TODETSH-CCDFTsH-
" 1000 quarter boxes; '.
T. leo half boxes
30 boxes; T. &&s-
30 drnms
10 half drums; ss-
100 quarter drums; &c -ese
- 10 barrels Picked; for sale by
,..a' . --. j. Il. CARTER l. CO.,
mil 1t corner Common and Tchoupitoulas sts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

Hg-A Naster-Piece Ont Dome.-IVe have
lately supposed AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL tie u
TINA Thule in its line and that nothing had beer would be
vented which could spass in its fine points Of excellence
medicine Rt confidently assured by those competent
Judge the subject that Dr. Ayers Pills excel in high
medical artistry that widely celebrated embodiment Of his
skill He has succeeded in naking them 70. only pleasant
take hut powerful to the large class Of complaints which
require purgatiye remedy.-tLaucaster Argus, Ky.
They are Tor sale by
JOHN WRIGHT & co.
fe20 2mdEW and all DIR City Druggist.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

y - BavoHne street, near Canal.
hand Furniture descriptions bought sold or ex
changed repaired and vanished in the best manner ana
reasonable g.. r
Persons declining housekeeping and wishing to dispose OF
Si fa1a o., r.i'"'N' WA" " wa j, NJ TOURNE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-06

He "AlusT BE MADE TO SING.''-John Abel was a
the Second and celebrated for his fine counter
tenor voice. He was sent for at court but evading
to go by feigning some slight excuse he was COM
chair in the middle of spacious hall and suddenly
drawn up to great height, when the king and his
attendants appeared in gallery opposite to him. At
the same time a number Of wild bears were turned
into the hall. The king bid him choose whether he
would sing be let down among the ferocous beasts
Abel chose the former, and declared afterwards that
he never sung go well any occasion before. From
this circumstance originated the saying, 'The bird
that can sing and won't sing must be made to sng.r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-06

Hoop Aco1pENTs.-On Thursday; as Jas. Massnger,
who resides in Reading, passing huriedy through
Elm street. he unfortunately did not observe till too
late, that lady fully dressed in the hoop style =
was walking on the sidewalk before him. In attempt
ing to pass by her. his foot by some means caught in
the model dress, and losing his equilibrium, he was
pitched headong into the gutter which happened to
be more than usually filthy at the time His clothes
were besmeared badly, but no bones were broken !;
but the hoop was. On Washington street, on Friday
John Simple, from the country, got involved in one
of the hoops, and sustained some injury. In Beacon
street on the same day, J. Smith, member of the
House. sustained bruise in consequence of collision
with one of these 'swomen expandersn as they are
called. On Saturday Washington street, an Alder
man and a gentleman from Salem were actually
crowded of the sidewalk by band Of hoopers
Thus far no lives have been lost In Charles street
on Saturday, towards dusk horse was frightened by
a colored woman in hoops, and ran away. The pool
animal was stopped at South Boston Point.
Boston Chronicle