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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-06

Democ ratio Meeting in Brunswick.

DemOc ratio Meeting In Brunswick.
In pursuance of notice, meeting of the Democrats
of Brunswick county, was held at the Court House
in Sniithve, on Monday evening, the I'd June, 1856
The meeting organized by calling D. Jno. H.
Hill TO the Chair. and requesting E. G. Green
and H. Robbins TO act Secretaries The
object of the meeting being explained by the chair,
on motion of o. D. Holmes, Esq, committee Of
seven, composed of the following gentlemen, Wilson
Rutland, W. A. Robbins Neil Galloway, w. H. Core
VIM. Frink John Long and j. Lancaster ap-
pointed by the chair 10 report resolutions for the
ton of the meeting.
The committee after being out short time repor-
ted the following resolutiOns
Resolved, That the nomination of Thos. Bragg
meets hearty appreciation and that ill use all
honorable means to swell his majority.
Whereas, We are informed that our fellow -coun-
lyman, Samuel Langdon, Esq, has announced him
self candidate for the House of Commons and being
satisfied that he is sound and reliable Democrat
portion of the democrats of Brunswick, in public
meeting assembled do pledge him our hearty sup
port and cooperation IN the canvass, and cordially
recommend him 10 our brother democrats through
out the county
Resolved, That recommend Rufus Galloway
a tried and Jealous Democrat, and well qualified
for the office of Sheriff.
The above resolutions were unanimously carried.
On motion of Dr. W. G. Curtis, committee Of
three consisting of the following gentlemen: VIII,
son Rutland, w A. Robbins and VIM Frink was ap-
pointed BIZ the chair TO wait upon Messrs Langdon
and Galloway and inform them of their nomination,
and also to request their appearance before the meet
ing. They both complied, accepted their nomination
and responded to the call made upon them in truly
democratic spirit.
NJ B. Smith, Esq being loudly called for rose and
responded in his usual able and stirring style. He
fully sustained the truth that the Democratic party
alone is national and worthy the support of all true
and faithful men. Our only hope in the present cr-
sis and in the perious future He also showed up in
the cleares light the inconsistencies of the know
nothing party, and concluded amid the hearty and
long continued cheers of the delighted audience.
On motion of Owen D. Holmes, it was ordered that
copies of the proceedings of this meeting be sent 10
the Wilmington Journal and Commercial with the
request that they be published. Thanks OF the meet
ing were rendered to the Chairman and Secretaries.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN H. HILL, Chairman.
! E. C GREEN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-06

CorroN.-Total receipts this year 3,33O,603 bales,
against 2447 038 last year. Increase S83, sos bales
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MAyREoshp s1omanm2 wine Dnpassar &eoa5e
s ss @ %as
co-l0oo demohns 500 cases sbsynh Ianasa fes cases
III Capetane 80 sascs a5synh Kennet Gco-6
Do Do omas Do no
Saushe-2 stss-sS do Il EsmsE d. do Dres2 do
% do CARROLL Ptcad eeo espoy
osnaburgs j slcMahon-Totai, l29 bales cotton
yIcKsBURG-stsam Nachez-4Os bales cotton Carroll,
Sss F Whiting EP Ss
As Beck Ricks--45 Wright Dayenpor &eo74l Green Il
bss s
P oafH Gass so tswa SsS pSy9
bales cotton.
sBAYou BARTHOLOMEW teameHRed River-s2 bales
f'fSe COOPER
Henderson peae Lloyd E;Isrson7 Relieves &cG.s
= Gorssen Ros-l lot hides Thompson Allen-l do " a
md $50 bas
cotton
Eossn sS hHf KEW Se5
nSgn Foley % sHes sodn M IF S @G Ss
aoss Cotton 10 bids 8 hi SSs
molasses. 80.
CROSSE Frank Ksel5nf.1o bales cotton
Rsuc sGn go d 90 s @ sb DsEsG ny
Total So bales cotton 143 bbls moasses 80 hhds sugar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ohiol33 bbs pork rs do beef 81 hf
beef VOORHEES, Grggs &coS ties hams l. Dolson Son
Is rolls leather Harrick-72 bxs medicines Wright &col
Schnder16 cs hams 20 bhls liquor Geddel5 do do May
liquor oueyrouze Iangsdorh25 les hams 50 bbs whisky
james Connolly geo tes hams Adams1l0o0 hbs flour
Cook Gco34 bxs candles l52 do cheese D Grief &co-72
bb and 70 hf do whisky 25 hhds bacon Rodgers Mcclure eco
Or csks brandy Lands &eo-l2 da4 chairs Il Brenoil
whisky stephens-5o do apples to order-S0 do lime
Dongherty &eol50 do apples Mche--sunares order
s1IREyEpo Steamer Resal06 bales cotton Vaudeville
McIllhennyS9do Ar Niltenbeger-i5 Riage, Roberts 4
Terrific D Cooper aco-S6 Cummings Stewart &eo-sa
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

CITY...P Chaplin, A Townsend Boston; Jones and
lady, children sv Jackson; Miss Jones' Louisiana: sy
vester Steele Monticello Thompson Alabama; Harp
Tuscaloosa: Mrs sytninton Miss Symington Master Symng
BALTIMORE 9 Gushing, Mrs A Wells Richard MAXWELL
Alabama Fred Hall, Mobile; T Seden, II Johnson Ala
Fleurny John G Starks, Trenton Joseph j Hubbard
o; II II Montgomery, Pass Chrsar Pine, o; VIM II Mob.
ley, Baton Rouge Samuel II Butler, Clarke Clinton;
Van de Foost Ala; D Van Kimburgh ARKANSAS Fluker
Of Peacock, Philadelphia; + Rayburn, Bryan, lady
and child, Bryan lady child and servant Miss Hodges,
Nash, Alien, Atakapas; ] ShaIer, Port Gibson; W
Cheaham Ark Melvin Hurd, Grand Gulf Gwin and lady.
Texas; ] ] Hardman, n 0. u, EN|
ST. LOUIS ...J8G McGcG Ocean Springs: Frank, Ala;
G r Given, Franklin: X Mccullough, Woodbridge, A
Woodbridge La Brady, Ill; " Summers Summers Miss;
n Crande Miss johnson Ia; NJ Walker La Harvey,
La Van Bnskirk, Miss; Faney aton Rouge Shepard
r Sales, j A McAster La; Morey H W Morey III; L
Woods, Texas; Dearon, Jordan, = Logan, Miss; w
Locke Shreveport, La s Green, Rapides h Ayers
Guild, NY.
ST. CHARLES "A G Wheaton, Memphis;C Capt Mulliker
and lady, NJ Anthony & lady str Florida, Walker AT
takaras Thos W Palmer, CT w Hughes 4 lady, Mobile
Mrs Heaton Jackson Miss Henderson, Waterproof
Lloyd, CT; II A Tupper Ga; Miss Topper, C Der
gan La Jaqnoit. Boston; D Holbrook, Y; D Campbell
Miss Chamberlain, Miss Campbell R Maier, Mobile; Brufrsud
Swierland NJ Bordns Crawordville; Johnston Grosst
lady, @; W Iarkn, Paqncnne Bazz, DR. A G Bragg
St Louis Wnods Texas: Miss Pewett ST Lonis; Morey,
Morey. Ottawa; W LOOMS, CHM w Wyhran lady two
children Mrs Reed and daughter, Boston; VIM Mcclure
Mo; Ghas Phelps, England; D McIauren lady, Barne
l. X Barber Miss j p Bowman DR. IMcCorInck 7 s kel
lum, La; @ Rugan, Coast; Vim Scott 0; W Hayden
st Louis 49, .<
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Henderson. Terry &ee9s neg4n aeS-aa u I
d Pagns esas9
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li Rs To- ~ RAE
Sass gsas RE- Z
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IS Gss hds sas H1
ests a ss ~ BE snsa
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SsSsRs asso 4 Btfff
sasFrss sss
Tfi" bsssa 4 g
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as sse9h 5 Is "a So hs b
pr gstsy hbds =
wis Raglias deo12d d. g sabstiefl9 Do
Ssss s
" Ell s aess
ss'ss sSssp hSsss
sSs Pig
ses
sni 5 exc fss Caspian cos
g
81 s sssn q hd ssdd
\ cotton. 5555s 555ts5j5 ii S5B.55s 4s5$7ts B35~
s spj. 1s aas u
s5s s1si ssIs
T5ss1 aas6
snass so do s Ell 10 P sa1ss pes
kegs lard Groove Moreio bbs sggs IS DO cheese
sF,Rs
lie to oTder@faal 81 bales cotton, l6s bids tobacco:
sss ssaT s a,Esf 4f
Nasasno ass snssI saas
En 5 Rsss Pfya na do s
doJ NoEmsnte do bales pelsriesto order-Total g
bbs alcohol y Shay s9@a P DO pei
i g
= Ds; 81 ss5
rs sss,
leather SIX varnish B l. Mann4 bbis eggs Slime
der-l6 do lard do bsans r Dabondio3 plows Byrn
Vance co-hf Dbl hams R B Bell bbls bx crackers
Burckert-3 do merchandise Buddecke co73 axis
Horre, Gayle coH head of McGlure0 do Ashbrook-s
f1hdS tobacco ". G Robinson. &$&S} ~" a$
4PITTsBURG- Arctic pgs nudge j Andrews-I
glassware LeyoisI Coulsonc Carriere-TP Duconge-
r Fle l. cox Gauche-R (feddes-J Gauche-Harrs an
I Morgan Henderson Gaines-F Motion Cos Moore
eo-Sckles &co-L Snapp,o W oodman.235 bales cotton
IS Moon, Titus 600 Geo Cromwell-zT Cooper co
2 pcs 20 bdls do Is slabs do Buchanan Carroll col
hams bacon Cooper Hebertml Dbl appIsJ Cohen. p
srugs &s nogan n 9hosaR fSgef GO
coloO bbls fonr Lands CO.'S do potatoes to
Grief co-lO2 plough 60 do points MCGEE & kneass1 Dc
plate casting Meealf co-i6 ~ wheat Martn-s b
kin2 tons wagons Phelps, bbs castings Ruge
Blair co.'s plougs Richards, slocomb eoso Do siar
s. Staufner col75 Geo Lozer5 dol Waterman q
= Dbl apples Robinson-50 bxs cheese Q Rory-2 y
VOORHEES, Griggs COL head mules
us as ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-18
THE COMM CIAL DEP r TIM NT.
S$sAysp @rlsalys ;Niloneg 8IarAst.

. a. .a}al
In money affairs to-day there were no changes from what we
ouoed for every day during the week Paper daily
creases in quantity tho season for large rap
idly drawing to The only TO our
acknowledgements 1000 by TWO parties, q ions TINE
at a@g8h % cent III @E
An unusual degree Of activity has controlled the exchange
market to-day. Sight funds New York advanced to p CT
uremium at hch four Of the banks asked. Outside
of no sales above par The Of time bills offering
was very limited of the banks not having had any des
cripon Of exchange offered qnoe 60 days sight bankers
drafts lIh dis. good to fair commercial bills l1% dis
sight dis with drawers being very firm in their
views Operators in sterling all taken aback by the posi-
ton Of the advance above par for Northern
funds was to place early which advance also aids
sterling. First class bills sold good bills at
for investment. For remittance direct the rates asked
1t most TOO to think Of operations give standing
to the market o. Francs also partook Of the upward feel
ing, and the range is from 52l5z0D5.l6h. ', sE3es
Should exchange New York 60 up another quarter Coin
will begin to be called for or the large amount of So0Go
Of exchange held by the banks learn that onlya moderate
amount can be called for at sight -
We heard of actual transfer Of stock to-day though nego
aors as thirty shares Of Bank Of Louisiana
gold 1859 City consolidated bonds held by parties
90 railroad bonds sO982 State bonds 9 There
sales of three lots of Mexican dollars at 105G105T
The subscription the additional capital Of
the Union Bank closed yesterday The entire amount
say G0-was taken by the old Stockholders outsiders
who facilitating themselves few shares have been dis
appointed We only suggest that another bank be medi-
ately organized They talk in New York Of incorporating
bank nthat city with capital Of 00 # bank of SO
large capital be conceived and carried through
in that city, New Orleans ought to be able to through
another bank of two millions capital We believe in conpe
banking in all other trades and under the banking
ofhssste weekly publications Of tie movements
and workings Of the banks, the laws cannot be nfnged
with inpuny and the business Of the city will be enhanced
by the creation Of banking capital to that amount moth
ing TO interfere the successful organization Of associated
capital. ~ &E F@ -,7
The operations of the United States Mint at this city, for the
last month"; were as follows: A-sG. T
Statement Of the Deposits and Conaae al The Branch ahs Mini
0fte United States al Ne,o Orleans during Aarch, 1855.
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SUGAR AND MoIAssEs. :. The rates for Sugar were
easier and purchasers found for about 1000
Molasss 1000 bbls sold at rmer prices ranging at 4c
for Inferior and Fermenng, and 3ia@35 and 36c q gallon
for Ordinary Reboiled to Prime lots.
FLOUR. The demand was limited, and only about 1900
bbls sod including 800 Ohio and Indiana Mt $61S6 1a
46o ST. Louis S. vs. 224 Extra OF 49, and 100 Fine at - %
u Dbl g. q.
GRAIN. moderate request with sales Of about
5000 sacks which 80 in lots at As and AGO. BIO at A.
29oO 46D4s and 1000 White in lots at Sc y bubhel
OF Wheat 1860 were sold in four lots at 81 As for Prime
Oats $50 sacks ST. Louis disposed Of at 4c y
bushel. pos
PROVISIONS. Pork active and irn with sales Of
bb including lot Of 307 Unnspected Mess Mt
SIS 49, 700 $l6 and $50 NJ O. at SIS IS y bb OF Green
Meats q Hog disposed Of ct &C. and about
l4O 900 b Prime bulk 75c u b. The sales Of Bacon
confined about 50 casks Sides lots at SIC for
Ribbed and l00c for Clear with some retail parcels of
Shoulders % OF Beef As bb sold at $40 10
Prime, $2 for NJ o. and Sl4 u Dbl for Mess Lard was
in request at improved rates for large packages the sales
prisng lis bbls in four lots 9Se 53 Strictly Prime at
3l7 GO No at So about 800 kegs, including so
at 1917 237 at 1914, and about $50 also at lO34c p b.
RICE. Lower and lot Of 100 tierces Good Savannah was
| sold at 4c u b, time, without interest.
We heard Of the sale of several Liverpool
within the last few days. embracing fny 10000 sacks here and
TO arrive including cargo 5000 and another of IL 900
Sacks all private TERMS but understood to be at rnes consid
| ciably above last quotations.
COFFEE. There better demand with sales of nearly
300 bags Ro including go l2kc $50 l, $40 at and
| $50 at l1s4c p ID.
CANDLES. 200 boxes Star proctor GNmble') sold
| in lots al &c. and some light weight at 2c p h.
LARD OIL. Prime Cincinnati held at Sc y gallon
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE.. I'VE noticed sale Of l25 bbls
| at Acc d gallon, cash.
ROSIN Sales 200 bbs Good No. at 81 TO- and 800 nfe
| rior ditto at 81 50 p Dbl.
WHISKY. The market was dull for Rectifed which was
offered in round lots 23231ae q gallon with large stock
on levee. OF Dexters rs bbls sold Sc y gallon.
POTATOES. "A lot of 500 bbs Mixed Western sold al
| 81 40 p Dbl.
FREIGHTS. The market still dropping, and about
1000 bales of Cotton shipped TO Liverpool in British
sells at I'D ship taken for Bordeaux Wednesday
| l5l6c for Cotton
| quote:
Sterling 10S@109 and 1897
Frames. II 33a(g5t221a = dolal
New York Sixty day Bills l0l2s u e. oil
Sight Checks New York pnrl prem
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The Western money markets continue in easy position The
following Is from Cincinnati OF the 10th inst: :
moderate demand for during the week.
but was freely by capitalists and rates unchanged
Good paper ranges from to II y cent per The offer
in the small and confined to second class pa
per- which ranges from II to "a u cent. .... ~
exchange declined yesterday to 343s The
nnarke had Been dull through the week at 1S4 prem.
failure of David White in Madison, Indiana
red along some Company which he President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-18

Ms-Bark Dennis Kelly, Capt. Corson, from
Philadelphia dischafgpg her opposite Barracks
street Second District Congnees will please attend to the
al6 y - GEO. W. HYNsoN & CO.. 80 Camp st.
RsFThe ship J.MontgOmery, Capt. Hamil-
ton from Boston, ischaging cargo opposite the Red
Stores Third District Coisjgnees will please attend to the
a4 GEO W. HYNsoN Il CO.. 50 Camp street.
E8-rhe constssnee of 100 bales Gunny cloth.
marked w. D. j., III G. e. e. nnderneah,l consigned to
order per ship y from Boston will please make
himself known to the dischargrg clerk the Leyee other
wise they will be stored Mt their expense and risk.
ala GEO. W. iHYNSON / CO., 81 Camp street.
& 5M8-Thc schooner st. Lawrence, Capt. Head
land from Charleston Is unloading Mt Picayue Tier First
District Consgnees requested attend to the receiving Of
their goods they will be stored at their and risk
al2 BARFEI.I 4 CO.. 81 Common st.
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Els SALES.

sixFH ropnTS NJ. III TRIcog. Us: ALEX
n, e. Neg 9slsss,s; AFtDEE Hill Ito 3 9fs
~ deessd By the Honorable Sixth District Court Of New
the aboye proceed 10 sell at pubts
O'clock Al 49, s8g 4
THE CoNTENTa oFA JEwELRY AEDFANGF STORE,
sna.e on Camp street. No bctwes and Natchez
streets, NJ ser taseafcEs, Gle IN this Office.
Sslzat Ill Ire aforssaid causes ~ IN !, s'&l
ssss-Ee asn ahe spot. g 5s3 a . ( ,,s55
ais l6aas Sheriff Il Nh Pasist. Il or1eaus
s s gorE " DisrsrcT TRIcou
Dl "A xonERMIE.tt RtEANa ANDTsR HTfI--No.
HN.HEETU t1tHsr writ ne ftsr5 Tasfas Il IN Sysof
adaISse DAT Phonofabe aieme Conr de Distsic de Ia
dsas Faafre procedera 1e LIN
~ Wy du nlatfn les lisu vents
Dun fonds de ct arces do fansaisi
Wy lie tout saisf danB Itaffaiye eidesaas eS
al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES momens dc i ajIudicaaton
fFE 3sfS3 ss JEW JOHN Il
R15 16 q "a Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d C-Ikans
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100 900 HALF Dollars .S5V,00D.- ~
the great subject Of the day. It ia Cotton in the
morning isCotton noon and is Cotton at night. And
although great deal ink and great deal of time have been
consumed estimates calculations views and opinions, for
fear something attractive might be the COM
rny propose to give the following table, which shows tho
last twenty one years: w. no
cn1rns srAIEs,
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y SECOND DISTRICT couKT OF NEW oaLEAEs.
eEan MeeFe has ~
late Samuel sorniay MAY. deceased nte5tate ss I'LL
aaes Il sa EYE s
sfe sI a1 nGs b BE- g he'seart 81
TX :, 'sas. G, { e s'sf'- .DREgx, 4.
DEUxIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT DELLA Vile oRIE Ms.
dossst e sss e
teue "a succession FaeaEe de fen Samuel deeede
ssssss ssaess
Par ordre de la cour. s5l3 y .3; v1,-.- 81
!. 4als2s q isglsz Depate Greaag.
sEcosp cou1r2 sUccEsSIoy OF Hg g19 y
E.a Il he 81 yfn e.
s5 s 81
spa no 6s and tunds
:, 2, IT, e.. I Y =. oeat'' 4 pREgx N. !,
sssa y Rss'sz p HUDSON
es Sa as
que celia peat dedurs sous jours
pGpf
ct honoogue les fonds entire mains
Par ordre de Ia cour. H s6 81 s.
All 1919 S Dspats Gredier.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT soF IN w I ORLEANS.
! WHEREAS, John N. Bach has. petite
of the late cotlde Dobea wife Of Rufus Dolbear,
essssd sHsi hsleby Il ali
within ten the said petitioner should
| By order Of the Court rsy, WIS., M ~
! all151s Deputy Clerk.
DEUxIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT DE LA Mile ORLEANS.
s9I]sB ae sSs &
custelle ID yacants Dc fsus
est lie present dome CELIA peut CON
queiies il ne serait pas fait drolt ID dite petition
1afoio' ~ . A. s'ai. sss A DREux, 3! 4
! al1l5 10 5.s%5# III Depute Greffer.
rl,o ALI WHOM FH MAY CoNCERN.-No-
this date stung judicial proceedings against
the of Louisiana in the First District Court Of
for the emancipation OF negro woman named DAtsCus
sN ''Yt' = rs, .,o.x LANES SSS PIak HILL
New Orleans, April :, iss5.a2 is nsl
est par L present dome que trente
presente publication, le dams
!. ~ = - ~ JAMES dicks HILL,
;. n az Is myI par aYocat G. T. Esslins
II NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,
forty days from this date viii apply to the
4 trct Court Of New Orleans fol the emancipation
JULIA, muatTess, aged about sixteen years ears. ~
: New Orleans March IL, 1s56-ln22 4tins0d
) A WIS est pax present donne fsssan
in sI. s1 dc Ia @
yelle Orleans lemanCpatto eseare ULI
mulatresss agee d'enyiron ls sPsi4 81
Nouvee Orleans lie II de mars me- A RI SOD
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f1 Isl Y5s THfs EVENING, April fs.
In nth requests fsF ccnrssaee % In
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Ill noses vt q ssyess It slle arat grand
ST Y ~ gE 4. AIsTsHzs AqrEsft.
49, ssa MsaaSHE
y " q. Trsasarer.
Doors open ii osIsss asnsals Il a.,.
q THIS EYENIgG April is, 1855. i9fSs IL
II Second since of kTsfIR-
n &hfs VEL the Maftnettf Rssniiy rsu ffHssssS
GREEN SM0asI ERr-Mh Knight gaysI; Hazas-
IL M Int5etr wondered aEeapE LoF RRs-aa-
il Kiss In THE hss as 80 nc
Gasisi Faay AID rrsp
10 halfpass seysn precisely AS
Il EeELFCAT JTTHFsATEEEss- RI 548 sd ~
4 w. EsANDERTOE....-.. EasaErs
GREAT ATTRACTION 8s ~ y
THIS EVENING, April 18EEs Great Enrppsan Magfsaa
n st8s85 4B3$*S4 III 9dAEALLIsTER.
VIII give popular original Magical Soirses assisted kF
III MADAME HAEALLIsTER, his Page,
IN which be will variety Of fsas
lsS88F UN&SATURD
i He will give Grand DAY PERFORMANCE commencing
at O'clock precisely fo the falaiss
II E evening BID lE5
: A5ngThe programme viii be novel and attractive
H-Boxss and Parquette cents half
Doors O'Clock Wizard at O'clock,
matters If business connected Win Nj MacaIlissers
4 5 sorees must he addressed only to him. 80
\ Eg- Afternoon performance on SATURDAY next. aus
ORLEANS THE AT ! !. n T. Y :,
VIII be acted Verdrs Grand Opera in acts called
], saudss Benefit Of Nj. coIsoN- DON cEsARD RA-
= f. IAN, Dr. ss3s&5
g aS- DoorH open at I O'Clock 55 s. als
g ~ III - GIL xsasu IL THE UNIOzE
IA 2sasaSSA kaftEEEzSAAM JOCKEY GLUE
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cofros CROPS OF THE UNITED STATES.

The consumption Of in this country in each Of the past
fifteen wears according from the ports exclu
siye Of the inland consumption as follows
TATFs
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BtbitaJ IT tgs NEarkets.

a. FRIDAYMORNING, ArR1L IS.
COTTON. With easier freight market and reduced
supply asking still fuller prices yesterday yet
buyers entered the market pretty freely and the sales embraced
$500 bales the market closing at rates which require slight
advance in our quotations the Mddng and better quail
flag We now quote:
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CONsTA s Y 81 q rs.

81 6E,s,S9 r
Thy VIRTUE of n writ OF II erig fueins Eo me
directed by the Honorable O. Bradford, Second
the Parish of Orleans, will proceed
Banks sn @ dS
April at II O'clock the following popery
lin of this city designated by No. 10 Of 0 plan
by Pile the 18th Of November 1885, and deposited
said measuring 81 feet front Art street By 10 in DEPTH
between parallel lines. 70
I 2 A CERTAIN. VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
Franklin this city, designated by the No of the
comprised within uc Girod Art Urquhart Streets
plan by j. Pile dated 18th November 1886 and
city plan No. IL of book of plans lot OF ground
Music street. by 10 feet in DEPTH be-
tween parallel lines, and fronts on urquhart street
l- 8. "A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
Music Girod. and Urqnhart streets according the
eral plan Of said suburb drawn by J. Pile June IL 1926 said LOT
is designated by Nd particular plan drawn by Pile on
the 18th of November 1885, deposited in the office Of Seghers
then Notary Public in this city Under the No. u of book
plans OIL said lot Art street by lo
in Depth between parallel lines u ". ~,
4.@A, CERTAIN VACANTsLOT OF GROUND situated IN
suburb franklin of this city, in the No. 1885, comprised
within Music Grod Art and Urqnha Streets ACCORDING the
general plan of said suburb drawn by j. Pile on the th OF
plan by Pile the 18th Of November 1926 deposited
in the office OF T. Seghers hena Notary PUBLIC in this city,
under No. Il of the book of plans No II said lot
81 feet front Art street, by 40 in DEPTH between parallel
lines y. -, -, 4, ,.,r
Said property purchased by Cullon the 18th
day Of February 1856 at sale made by the Sheriff IN The case
Of Il. Culliton VS.. j. kinslla- y sF=|7 o. III
Seized in the above suit. 4 I... "a ..
,aTtGRMS-Cush on the spot. ~
IL - WV. MITCHELL.
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO We heard of 1876 hhds sold of which rs Choice
Carksvle az and 49, llSc, 81 hhds t. Is = aud s.,
comprising &c. at at TX, att, 16 at l6, and ut
&c a ID. .,-
- COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /. 1856. ....... 4O5ST n,7l5
Received since. ..l,5SS,25 e 1884
yesterday ....... i4S "+. III
- E III. --l,6S9,706 A.. --13,165
1,6so,24s 24,sso
Exported to date .......1, $50, GAO 49, 1881
:. yesterday ......... l3ls0, ~ ooo 40,