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Yours, respectfully,
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO
CORN AND GRAIN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL March II, 1856.
The arrivals for the week very SMALL vssels from Wes
being kept the prevalent winds. There fair
port of Indian Corn Ireland The very depressed Of the
early last week of short DURATION the close
buyers came to take advantage Of reduction in
prices and the market Soon rallied Here Tuesday ad
Is Cd sack and barrel established Flour and
there considerable transactions since rather improving
prices Indian Corn also the decline a being
paid for Mixed and 3s to 34s Cd for White but owing to small
arrivals there Is little offering eSshp Oats and Oatmeal
aresghty better in tone but quote actual
hancemen The in the trade appears tG
be entirely owing to the legitimate operation of demand and
supply apart from political there's now every
and hence that very low prices be looked for
Todays market well attended, and further advance OF
I'd buhe made heat being cd to Cd the week
lonr also tended upwards Oats and Oatmeal in improved de
mand the latter bringing Us for fair quality to 2Ss for good
Mixed Indian Corn being brought 3 3d. and Yellow 3
but White stationary 3 34s Cd The of the trade
isagood.
The Taow market has presented striking feature dur
ing the week prices in London especially have slightly osc
lated proportion the preponderance of speculative buyers
and sellers for future delivery but the supply of Sorts
that market having been enby less than of ae
have had full prices fair business has been done hers
during the week in American kinds SIS TO $685. in quality
and quantity Lard with olerably good demand 34
56s cwt Palm Oil has receded to the extent s
and still remains heavy of sale,
Yours, respectfully,
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Commercial Intelligence.
Per Canada. /

Per Canada.] ' LIVERPOOL, March Il, 1856.
Cotton has been quiet throughout the week. with prices
in favor of Buyers and general disposition the part of I'M
the better qualities of American hut the lower descriptions have
given way I'D D b. and the market closes aney the follow
ing quotations:
Fair Orleans 6d Fair Mobiles 6Sd Fair Uplands Gid 8 h
Middlng do Is 1916 Mddlng do 1916 Middng do 1919 ID
Ordinary to Good Ordinary .5a@51z Inferior 45s 2 ID
The business for the week ending last evening amounted
$40 bales of which 400 bales SPECTATORS and 1900
for export. To-day the sales called 5000 bales
The stock in this is 600 baes American 23 GOO bales
Do time last 600 bales American AS 900 bales.
Import for the week 500 bales American, 1880 bales.
Trade in the manufacturing districts continue steady
quiet.
considerable Improvement has taken place in the Corn
Market with more healthy feeling Wheat having improved
quarter White Wheat los Sd to Is Red g. 3D. to los
limore 3D. 36s Cd Ohio 37s Canada 32. 33s
per Dbl White Indian Corn 34. Mixed Yellow
33s. TO 33s. 3D. quarter.
The sales of Rosn have been large 4s Cd per for
common quality.
Yours, respectfully,
BROWN.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES David Gibsos--Iot machinery to
bss efsess 9 s sSf a
Rs re- hs fs fa9Is vf sis e.
800 do potatoes 20 do apples 40 tomatoes
sss q tss p s ssfis
ee saz sssSR a dss eedsat ess
Eees sd sases eoee Ts e
eGs.5 ss Bg s sSl ns
as slas1ssp ss 3dse Saare BIZ
efss ad te M sbss tess
s p ZEE gqs K e i s ma
81 81 yes 5is
gapdes2ls alss eft caddy
GO sIiaw Ssols snssIy Blair 1cois % Henderson
1sYsiSH eesPs4 %ssIs1ss (s
Ts asos if
gsnt 6cos Carter 3cos F,ellssn Stevenson AeoIel
lsas q
ate1
81
IL ct 4 Ss s,a sseSl T. s
81 81 DO % sG ply v bbs %sSS Ab hisE
Lsyy9 bss and 70 bss bbs brandy 100 DO PORK
bacon yoohiss dizzy ssis gi.y
des-2 cases mustard SON. do ware 3 Naure &C.
col00 bales hay Meg co6 bls vinegar Adams
pcs machinery j Meeker &co-e bb1s parsrps
schneider66 kegs lard 494 ties hams Tufts Hobar-O
bbls seed 10 bxs and mustard N Morrison Gco2
Fenner &co46 rolls leather Weshaar2
"a yarn Whitehead Chambers20 pkges machinery
j Woodruff &co-10 bbls Ord beef 10 bxs Grief
&co-lo furniture Sampson Keene-D kehamP II Brin-
capp5 sss PORK Norton &eooi
Tufts Hobar0 doz brooms lC bhls pork ICY cs and hid,
schnedcr350 do -four Martini Owen !obbo sacks corr
Twiche &ce5a6 do S II Kennedy &col2D do Robertson
4 McDougall-lOO bts whisky to ORDERS bales cotton W
johnson fco-2 do MctcIee &co Dbl fish Payne, stee
co-l5 plows Icke-Total bales cotton So hhds tobacco
i BAYOU DE GLAIZE-steamer Frank Keeling-l55 bale
Carter Gco3l Anderson Metcalf-l4 Leblanc 4 Som
80 Mienberger-5H Gilly7 Coz, (iIls& Boyd7 hugely
Blair kco-2 bdls deer skins Glo bbls noasses Wright
Davenport &coI38 do do Oakley HawkinsO slaves JOIN
1 Watt &co-Tota 265 bales cotton 479 bbls 1nolasses
BAIIZE-Steamer ophelia-0 hds sugar Is bbls moIasse
de Egana-l0 do Lanaux Rene-ll do order-1s do
hhds CazeRaye7 bbs molassesJ Bellocq Eco
! do Burbridge &co2D hds Buchannon Carroll
coo dol Berthond6 do 90 bbs molasses Il Pinckard
coz hf do bhs DeBanc-leo hf bbs molasse
do Edward Shift &co30 do 0liyerTotal 2 hhds sugar "
| bbls molasses liz hf do. 88
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES United States--Sundries to master
1 FLATBOATs. y
INDIANA-sevases Boat-550 bushels shelled in bull
15OO0 pork hush in SKIS Hewitt
Norton &co-1d.
INDIANA-Hedge's ~ Boat-k1So sacks com Twichel
| &ca-ld. sG4 81 s5I & 3% Y" III a54 n
INBIANA-Templeton's Boat-35O0 bush corn Robertson
| McDougal1-ld. ggE
INDIANA--'s Boat-16o tons hay to order-1d, Ess
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SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.. There good demand for
the better qualities of Sugar, with sales of 800 hds full
prices for Fair and the higher grades OF Molases 1000 bs
sold at 81 33c for Inferior and Fermenng, and $3.50
34s and 35c p gallon for Ordinary Reboed Prime lots
FLOUR. The market heavy with sales of 1000 bbls
which $50 Ohio and Indiana Sc ss@s 500 ST. Louis ST.
700 Illinois the same 400 bbls in let's s@s 72 Fancy
at 81 co. 1856 81 3d. and $50 Choice Extra Wah's Uno
lots Mt So u bhl.
GRAIN, Corn rather active with sales of 10000 sacks
Of which l40 at 4sc $500 mostly in aboat at 49, 1900
49, sos also 49, and 7l50 in many lots o bushe
Wheat about 500 sacks sold 81 45 buhe Prime
Sales of 1900 sacks Prime St. Louis Oats at 40c u bushe
Of Bran 800 sacks sold the levee at 6770c %
PROVISIONS Pork in good request at firm prices,
with sales of about 1000 bb Of which 400 Mess SIG 2 900
at same SIG 25Sl6 100 at SIG 5 200 Prime
Mess at Sl4 rs Dbl Of Green Meats noticed sales of
$4,000 lbs bulk 7sc for Hoground $4,000 s casks
IA and $4,000 b. also in casks at &c for Shoulders for Hams
and TIC q b for Sides Bacon active but rather lower
with sales of Y casks Ribbed Sides SIC 70 the
same IS at 9Sa % at and 100 of Shoulders in lots
at 7c Lard also active with frmer prices and
the sales comprised AZ erces Prime at &C. 76 at 81,
5l6 kegs l0 50 lin single lo) at 1914 and 200
lie q ID. ia,
RICE The have further given way, and heard
500 seld within the last day two for Good
Carolina though holders asking higher rate
COFFEE The market dull with sales of 1000 bags
Rio at = and 200 Mt 1l1S&Olls4c q p.
CANDLES. SALES Of $50 boxes Star at 22c p b for full
weight
LARD OIL 65 bbs were disposed Of in two three lots,
a. 77@7Se = gallon.
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sHERIFTs SALES.

Fous7H DISTRICT COURT EMILE BLoBIN WILLIAM
i. GHaTsTI1N q G2; y.
# saME; HAeEY, UpT6N +
S S$B5fEs #RsRs 81 I:
!, Esg eslsaHs aSs Isl - ses s s y, -
e Ss oass e b ari d sassa 4
SsT 2. y ts sa DE 81 ne
, .s !. eR b ID WEDNESDAY aps
TIE STEAMBOAT earrro together Win r..
&C., me- asss fsRasi q as &C asZ;
Z asaIiely 5s g "a s
urnisI3g bond with good and seea5 bsang 81
cent interest per fro date and privilege oT sad aea
~ u'.' pes -. sasIpsoS nIesas
QuArarsnE couR DE EMILE BLoUrN WIN. iii
dsl Rs 6lissps II
" memes; JOHN KAISER " les nST sar
rgEoH n e e. 5:s aqkD1
wARNER &. co. vs. les memes- Nos $500 sddl, s5s2
XIU e seRs' yyrtts &c ss sr 4 g 5ilE5s
4 as s
i ParoSss dit s poeS e d L " @ II
souis entire cees de chartres Royale, padjndieato
In BATEAU vAPEUR, CAPITOL, en- GEssss y y.
semble machine, rncubles etc. tel
qu'il Sc trouye manteuant dams ls port d, Algsr
Orleans . 5z5 S@.54.i5 m zg3 5s
ss e saisss s1 ns. \
dit bateau sera Reimbursement ajngee plus orant der
erea 's
solvab porant nteret pour cent Par
de y date e privilege SUI n Ssss MsEst pasen'
.n2e % ss Dspn.s shesif Z q Pssoss asoslssas
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CONSIGNEES.

Bark Fred Lennig from Boston-Perkins kco-M Miller
North, Smedes &coIC Bnddeeke &co-Slark sauer &eo-
channon, Carroll &co-Priesley & Ben-John Watt &co-H
Could-S f Moore &co-W Hodgson-P Rice -ochmicher
Loeter-A Whiting &co-Henderson Gaines-J A Lum 4
yan-Lgeds &co-Howards Ha-Taylor 4 Har-J syme-J
Waterman Ro-Converse Kenneth &coBrewster, Van Ben
thuysen &eo-Head, MagSe &eoP Carpiette-N Gas Co
sH !Aby-sickes ,&co-,D Hamhrecht-s Anhone-G Ellis
worth &co-F F Folger &co-W j Montgomery-C Gaines
&co-T B Blanchard &eo-Richards. Socomb &co-Wm Arm
strongJ Boekins-J Denegre1HarTis Leyi-G Allan
Eco-Ledde Chamberlin--I Wright &co-Payne Harrison
Shaw Zunts-Tarleton, Whiting 4 Tuls-D Tompkns-T
overionP oasschs, Bro Seo-Hnntnson { WadeeRobson
& len-Watt, Noble & Moblay-Carsoll, Prtchard &eo-S
Wof-Hall, Rodd Putnam.H Bergeman &so-R Pitkin-,E
Har. &co1J Harpeg-J CouonaN G Hal-r Me:a sy--H
marJ A Tunnell-Henderson Terry &co-Wison Pomroy 4
co-Cnmmngs Stewart sco-M Cooper &co-May; Vanhook
&co-U Pollard &co-C G Gate &co-Powel IIopkins-P
& Woodruf-G S KRnser-Wilams, Phillips kco-Bunnell 4
Bailef-Hewt, Norton &co-B Nautre &co-Pooe &co--J
Baquie-V Davd-Magee Kneass-order.
Bark Welkin, from Boston-G W Dunbar-W ] Dewey
Poet, Simms &co-W Lechford &co-North, Smedes Eco
&coPrce, Converse &co-Perkins &co-C Buddecke eco
Frost &co-J Adams-G Bailey &co-Dudey & Nelson
McCuchon, Howell &comoglesby Macaulay Carter eco
ton .kco-Ncoson &co-J Marks &co-J Burbridge,&co-
Reed Fied-M Greenwood &co-Tns Hobart-Priesley 4
Bein.P Cook &co-s H Kennedy &co@G " Shaw geo
Wade-J Hyde &co-Waldo Hughes-Braud 4 Adams-J
S Aitkns-T Hughes-Iunsden Kendall &co-N F Rice-Ci
Sizer-A Lnnauze-peBlanc Fanchaux-Thiee Seller &
COT Hage-o Woodman--McD lowell, Mills &co-A Green
&co--Oglesby & MacauloyW Vretenbug &co-Burrows 4
OstromR Morse Sco-A Whiting &co-Beebe &co-Clarz Il
Mos'y-S1mpso1 Keene-Thompson, Allen &co-S Kenne
&coJ L johnson &eo-C Eager &coET Blanchard Geo
Bce Bros-Haggerty Bros-order.
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

r. -
CITY: w nrukgrave, Onachta; II Cook j W Thomps
son, Vicksburg w Shearer, Henderson, Canton lien
Patrick jackson: N Warning, L T Woodruff Mobile: Aii
ler Fuller 4 Brockcbank, @; II Pugh Assumptions
lady Greer and d LADY, Miss " + Angelic, Ok McS
Green Robinson, o, N Carr, Madison; MICRONESIA,
ogess, Henderson; Jacoway Ark; Irving G Gra5
ham, st John, w Mills Red river; Demony PIT Coupsci u
Y Eames, 9; F Thompson, , Mcponoug, ThbodaYss
Doya La Smith, @ Eortsn J Pride, Hartford: Constance,
Elliott and ady, louisville; Curry and lady, Miss CAREY
Ohio. @aSi
ARCADE. John H George, Aberdeen IS Otis, IIatS3
Hundshoro Patton Pass Chfsan Jas Whttiker, Wscln
mississippi Hobbs, Marshall Texas; Il Dorsey RrcR
Wells Miss W Pearson, Greensburg, La; II B KemFaa
Nayl Miss; g CALDWELL La; Taylor, Memphis
J H Fleming Miss & VII E &9F
ST. CHAR!.Es &C Nolend family, J Richardson
sevt, Wright, lady and children Banks, lady
Miss Newman Winston, Nachez. Miss; 2 WiIst4ut s.
alo; II Brooks California; D Martin Chambers 20
Compton, Gen Geo " Long and lady, La; Longest qals
vile; VIM Bailey, Rapids.
ST. LOUIS. Fanny Sarke, Mary Starke Bctfe sisfEe
Helen Starke w f starke, Pass Christian; John sEi5we,
G. T Mickle, Mobile; Dublin, Charleston; j q gngtam
Miss; DIR Prevs La Vim II Higgins, Baton 5Rofke, 4
Sullivan U Coast Survey; VIM Parey, VIM Fl task5nann
La; DR. Scratchlcy st John BapsJ Thompson eteaux
George Carr, coast. "A! #53 888A M%Eg 4
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IMPORTS.

HAVRE-ship Susan Hinks-Assorted merchandise.
BOsTON-Bark Wekin-Assorted merchandise.
BORDEAUX-Bark Marchal-Assorted vines ETC.
SABINE PASS-Schr Ireland-105 bales Powell {
Hopkns-S3 Pitcher Goodrich &co64 Henderson, Terry Eco
IS Cooper &co-5O Wilson, LpScomb sco-24 Farley Jul
tey &co-13 do Head Masse &co-2J Mathematical 376
bales cotton.
PENsACoLA-schr souhron-65 600 # lumber 5000 aths
Pooley. Nicol Geo.
STOCKTON-Schr Pascagoua-65 600 feet lumber Pooley
Nicol eco.
MOBILEschr Virginia John-40 900 feet lumber to order
MoBILE-schr Josephine-40,000 # lumber R S Philips.
MULATTO BAYOU-Schr Sarah Jane-3 bags Sea Irand
cotton and 10 cords wood to order
BONFOUCA-Schr Necessy-25 cords wood to ordert
BONFOUCA-Schr ocavia-4O cords wood to order
BILOXI-schr Juien5O sacks and 80 cords pine knots to
order
BAY ST L0UIS-Schr Eolo-40 cords pine knots to order
COVINGTON-Schr Yctoria-32 600 feet lcmher to Merritt
Mcconnell.
PEARLINGTON-schr Delphine-2sOGO feet lumber to W
w Care &c.,
BILOXI-Schr Eudora-23o 600 # lumber Belle safold
BIL0XI-Schr Jas Stockton260 600 # lumber Bell saold
BILOx-Schr Condore-2 600 lumber Policy Nico Geo
ANTE RIVER-Schr Alert-Wood and slaves to order.
| ANTE RIvER-schr Aligaor-shnges and wood order
PEARL1NGTON-Schr Sarah Bladen-Iumber to order.
SPRINGFIELD-Schr Democrat-Wood to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Louisa-40 cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Junon--sand 10 oder.
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Shipping JntsIIigents.
TUESDAY, April 8, 1866.

m . wa TUESDAY, April s, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Zephyr, King, for Liverpool, j p Whitney geo
Ship Thos Perkins, Higgins, for Falmouth and market
4E- J Fl Ashbrldge eco
Bark Prince Of Wales, Brb Mowat, for Liverpool,
i p Maxwell eco
Bark Envelope Powers for Liverpool Jenkins, Williams Eco
Tern Mary Lucretia Gibbs for Bordeaux Creevy Farwe
Brig Nancy Noses for Pernambuca and market p Graud
schr Anola, Elder for Mobile, CIV Newton &cn
Schr Basilide Whitaker, for Mobile, CIV Newton &co
Schr Marie Louise Ylissa for Mobile, CIV Newton Eco
Steamer Montgomery Harris for Montgomery Hyde Geo
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t ROsIH.. !.saes 100 bbls Common at 81 15 p Dbl.
WHISKY. The market heavy, with sales Of 400 bbla
Rectfsd in lots at 224ta and &c. 175 Raw at 24c
gallon g. @7fT
FREIGHTs The engagements comprised ship for Liver
pool at 10d for Corn for Antwerp at two for Boston
"a for Cotton and one also for Boston, at soc for Pork and
75c for Flour. " .s 2t
EXCHANGES. The demand moderate at our quota
tons: z .
Sterns
New York Sixty-day Bls p Ct. dif
Sight Checks New York I5adta
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EXPORTS.

LIvERPOoI-ship zephyr2466 bales cotton, s5s ties beef
SC bbs pork.
IITERPOOI-Bk Prince of Wales1929 cotton, 1875
bbls and ties lard 556 logs cedar.
FALMOUTH AND A MARKET-Ship Thos Perkns-2059
bales
LIVERPOOI-Bark Enyelope-5S7 bales cotton, SIS sacks
wheat 1861 do corn, 1000 slaves.
BoRDEAUX-Tern Mary Lucreia664 bales cotton 222
206 kegs 100 bbls talow 30 eces
hams O2 alcohol 20 pork bls rosn do nuts
ties bacon Il bales deer skins, 5000 slaves
PERNAMBUC0-Brg Nancy-l7S3 bbls flour.
MOBILE-chr Anolg725 SKIS corn, $50 do bran, 80 bales
hay iron, bbs molasses, do lard oil do sugar. do
beef, do -four tee hams
MOBTLE-Schr Baside-le0 bbls bbs and 50 half do
whisky 20 bb -FOUR go SKIS BRAN 200 do OATS 20 balas hay
MOBILE-schr Marie Louise75 bbs whisky 80 do four 35
SKIS corn, lot furniture E r'C
TGOMERY-Steamer AIontgonery-l0O hhds sugar. $50
molasses 100 bbs whisky, brandy cks
bbls IS 80 baoou 10 30 candles
40 do cheese 80 do raisins 100 bbs -four bags Coffee l0
bagging $50 coils II bales baggng 26 bbs lard OIL
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PATTERSON BROTHERS & Co
QUOTATIONS OF FLOUR AND G
LIVERPOOL, March II, 1856.

LIVERPOOL, March Il, 1856
B-A good business has been done without any alterations
In price very little is offering under zoos.
l'orh-In absence of stock nothing doing in New.
small lot Of Old has been sold slight reduction the quota
tons.
Baco-No arrival parcel Of Shoulders, round from
outport oferag ut 40s.
Lard-A slight advance has been obtained this week. and
fair of business has been done SIS for strictly fine
CeeSe-Nothng to note considerable quantity is I'D
vertised for Tuesday next.
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PRICES OF PROVISIONS.

Beef u States Prime Mess, new, per rce 304 lbs 95 @l00
Ordinary, 80 @l90 0
Pork Prime Western per barrel 200 Tbs. IS QG77
Bacon, Western per cwt so ASS
Lard, fine, in kegs and barrels, G55
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JEFFERSON C1rY, April I. 4
Arrived to-day of Cattle 81 Hogs and II Cows and
Calves. supply of Hogs and Cattle is sale
limited supply Of other offers. Veal Cattle The
market is IN favor Of holders sH & e.. NJ IL
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WANTED.

VNTANTED--A MATRoN FOR THE GS5skSsfa ousE
wv of Refuge Application TO be made nire ss# at the
Office of the Commissioners, No. q City Hall.
al lot j. i. BROWAa Sedfetary.
NTAETED-DouBLOoN BY
w ms BARELLI 4 CO., No. 81 GAffsr6n street
TTTANTED-A YOUNG MAN CAPABt4ENg1F TEACH
w ing French in all its branches, desires either
in awn country. The best references apacity and
habits given il required. Address b. at this sa mi IT
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SPOKEN,

nCapt Delano, of the ship Northampton from Bremen
ports spoke o date) Washington Butcher Phadel-
ph for this port totally dismasted bound into Nassai
wanted no assistance
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ARRIVED.

- ARRIVED.
Ship Susan Kinks lanson 63 yson Havre to Whitney
Bark Welkin Glover 80 days from Boston, TO Dewey-1st
district 20. -. gs.
Bark Marehal pu KreaSe from Bordeaux 18th January, TO
scr soutron lio days from Pensacola to Policy NcoI
co-Baein
Schr Pascagoua Hbbs days from Stockholm Ala to master
schr Vgida John new Korobeck days from Mobile, to
scl Josephine Kornbecb days from Mobile to master
Basin.
schr Sarah Jane, from sfulatto Bayou-Basin.
schr Necessity, Roberts, from Bonfouca-Basn. ri
Schr Octavia from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr Julien. from Bonfouca-Basin.
schr Eolo, from Bay ST I,ouis-Basin.
schr Delphine from PearlingtoD-Basin.
Schr Eucora, Haley, from Biloxi-Basin.
schr JAS Stockton, from Biloxi-Basin.
schr Alert, from Ame River-Basiii. -...
Scfr Alligator from Amte Rtver--Basin.
Schr Sarah Baden from Pearngton-Basin 70
Sctr Democrat, from Springfed-Basin.
Schr Louisa from Bay st Louis-Basin.
schr Sunon, from Bay st Louis-Basiu
STEAMBOATS,. 49,
" G Young, Jones' from White Oak Shoals o.,
California, Myers, from Mobile i1
FLORIDA. Hutcnngs, from Mobile.
Alice, Dunlap, from Lower Coast. D.
Elephant Jackson, from St Louis
| Delta, Ford from Cincinnati. -..f
David Gibson, Mckinley, from Cincinnati
Planet Ogesby, from Cincinnati.
Rapides Dowty, from Shreveport.
Frank Keeling, Grant, from Bayou de Glaze.
United States, ArdiIl, from covnston-lake end
Carrolton and Jefferson Railroad.
| Ophelia, Dimitry, from Baize
Towboat Herules LaPlace from the Passesbrought up shI
| Susan Kinks barks Welkn and Marchal.
| PROVISIONING UP.
| Ship Southern Belle, new Lewis from Boston. 3d.
Ship Hermann, from Bremen 9Th February.
Ship Anna, King, from Antwerp 9Th February.
Ship Malakof, Smith, from Liverpool 18th February.
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Martifular Notites.

uH 1.
=, ,a1,,ooo,a SEorRru D1srRICr , -
roptip Nav sev,' nrieansS April s, 1856
ns.rrt,o n,,n.t FxnmIma ls and ExIaAbi-
tion of the Fourth District l4oie sGLoH nr al p NJ ~
below, commencing at y a. ~, anu rG Iio9ss :"
,,.7r M ~ \ S 4 = : \ Anri17
CHESINuT1. S 2Ii3SHI .,rirsn. hnrfS
MAGNoiI,lAs SHn NJ JrnSpsn3ay anrii O.
LIVE 0Ah sH 4nSf ror HoysTMsspty Gpril IN
LAUREL SGHo0IIL fo c;ssis ilpSnay Anvil ~
hApREeL t sGan9 Va i NJ hprii L.
HIGH SCHOOL, Tor - BoysT Tio Apf'i H.
On WBDN April IT, in Felicity street Church, cor
ner Of Chestnut s II Ssin Mt 10 o'clock AM
95Mue Speeches. Dialogues Compositions Presentation
Rs-The public are respectfully invited to attend
JNo. u. fAHHAM Jr, -,
,.m -, ,,g J,cvvo, ,,n cr, !, eon-,;ns ~ =
cSnfornaity with the elsc.
lioh VIII Ds " he o. tne
eighteen DirecorsEeve be from stockhoders
aS p @ Ct tie
represented ut said elecon but if majority the 1S DC
April Isl 1855 at Tie Office Of lie Company from o'clock
a8 I'd r. S. CHARLES Secretary.
NV Nonr,,rn,, rR On
~. y New Orleans, March ~, iooo..
hI"Public notice IS hereby given; Ing LIZ
regular annual meeting Of the stoekoi lels Of ts Gempay
April H. 1885, at IL o'clock NJ VII, the
as I'd -+' r. s. CHAkLEs, seeresaty.-
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s OF ~ thy fi,e z Civ lIommanem3al
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the distinguished statesman anu OUT " o'e va ''
Grand Master Q. aasonS II, n s Grand lodge arc hereby M
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procnred and sets secured by applying At
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end coal ofeer two salesen two barkerpers He waer.
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steamers two porters two for wagon. rre fri
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vVANrFD-By A REsPECrABLE YOUNG Girl. A
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EMp1 oYFEs OF FtItST CLASS FEMALE avRyAyrs
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