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TOBACCO. The demand has continued and though hold
have generally been very rm with only limited stock
sale the sales of the week have amounted about $50 hh
which have the following particulars Is at Ike 50 at
average of $40, % TX, 81 at 8 at Ga Eat II Ad
mted GAINESVILLE 9c q Selections ditto at lO, at 1O
l6 hhds at 9 Is at So, As Admitted and Refused Mt ec
round rs Choice GAINESVILLE at c; hhds at &C. 81 10
and TX l6 Mt Ga and at &c, and yesterday IS hhds
10 at So, and IS ut lOc q ID. We still quote:
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WANTED,

WANTED InYNlIGDIATELY-AT THE LoUIsI-
w Plantation Clohing Mapuactory, lis Canal street,
30 good Seausressts who understand the making of
clothing. g. =
uI5 81 p. A. HEBRARD.
V1TANTED-A PRINCIPAL TEACHER in The Boys
w High School, First District Applications may be left
with the Superintendent, No "a City Hall. n12 If
yNANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM IN THE FIRST
w District between Canal and Julia, farther back than
Carondele Address at this office, letters X. Y. H.
all ct & g5{
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY
w NIB BARELLI 4 Co, No. 6l Common street
NTTANTED-AYoUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
w ing French in all its branches desires situation, either
in tewn country The best references capacity and
habits given If required Address b. at this office. md
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The receipts Sugar have been mainly composed
Common and lower grades and those qualities have been
dull while Fair and Prime descriptions have been in good
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FOR RENT.

aaz TO RENT-THAT FINE FOUR-SToRY HOUSE,
m No. IS Tchonptoulas street. well known MS Mrs Wade's
boarding house where she has successfully Kept for the
counting roon she intends retire in June Persons
would do well call and examine for Themselves Certainly it
has been of the successful boarding houses in the city,
The furniture will be sold low. W H. all 2m
4us@, STORES FOR RENT-NEAR DRYADEs
t Markean excellent stand for retail business Of kind
Ell:l For particulars, inquire of VI M. ARONSTEIN,
a10 Ct corner Dryades and Terpsiciore SITS.
caA, FOR IeENT,-THE THREE.STORY BRICK
T Store No. ITO Poydrus street. Apply the premises.
EGI fel4 If
nA HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
ALEA two.story Brick Dwelling situated the north
side of Canal street. between Basin and Franklin Streets
containing corridor parlor and dining three fine bed
second floor besides several good bed the
wing servants pantry; coal room cstern and hydrant
the delightful summer residences in the city having
the full advantage Of the breeze. The neghborood is
highly respectable. rS. 7i.s tssr -}.,.,-. ~.
For full particulars apply the premises, No. 22 Canal str
between Basin and franklin streets, So al tt u
VARIETIES TEKEATEEe OF NEW ORLEANS
FOR #RENT.-The above named elegant establishment
with its stock Of Scenery Wardrobe Properties Music etc. is
offered for rent Possession to be given The close Of the
present theatrical season. the list Of October next
throughout in the elegant style; about 1000 PERSONS
has Justly pronounced the beautiful
of the kind in the country. ISL $40 . IL 81 e
Proposals will be received until the 18th May next
sfacoy security will be required for the of the rent
Address s." CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, #
gl. President of La Variete Association
GEO: S: vaudeville. Secretary m3l I'm
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- Lessee And Managsr, ri ~
T,tas5nrass Mesars W. o4rrs and M Coaas
Il THE EVENING" April Az
Benefit and Last Appearance Of asa . z L.
sSHFss r 80 Miss SfATIbDA HERON. - Y
Miss Heron appears in aahils on donaay night
g9gt n fsABfTT. TIES a DTFtL s8s n 4l#s Il
after the sescefdf ever achieved n ms
sunday there VIII performance in order e give rs
HeasSaf and due effect To the
- ~ - {SRA MD ITaTIAfF 0FEIsA.
M5AYn trepsyaHop- PU5GA-H0NTASs
- M s F ca IA NEE or PRICES. S
E Price 0f Circle and aB censa
Second Circle so cents % ~ ~
Nae Qnadroon Pfivate Boxes have been adues
tosghfch viii be rs cents eaeb.
a o'cfoekp precfsely s5 81 i77 IS.
Hsss $500. go
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DELICAN TEEG ATEs IN Fss7 sSl E54gj 4s5l .
Int W. T.. ANDEEEG Manager.
e: DISQUALIFICATION. ssss q
THIS AFTERNOON. Great Eurepea Magician,
S$ MA5ssTTJsTER

VIII give Grand DAYsPERFoRMANGE, commencing
at 1o'eock precisely, for the families
and persons residing Of town, who attend Of
evening.
s-The evening oIrses VIII o'clock,
will be given variety af novel and startling
Ea~The programme will be novel and attractive
and ParqIee Children, half price; White
Colored Galleries, Is $,s
-Dooss open O'Clock The O'Clock,
precisely. S5ft5
matters Of business connected Nj. Maea1Iistes:s
" goreesnust he addressed only to him. ais s
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H5-In preparation RI A z 9Ss r;hS
prss j tsss
sfs e ssaSss
pse asse open ga q
g sa ss aoeS ftos ID d O'clock when places
secured. -. -
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H@-Due notice Will be given o sfe frat grand
sT. csfAFLrs arrEA rIsH7-
ssiss ssa sss4as'
Doors open d eseIocE, oysftaFs selsck
THIS EVENING, April 49, Ia5e
Third NF We faf shs a aaa
GREEN Hssss
ssa Ia assz asssl s. sEsh
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a5ssaadsy, Bsneas II OLSON sDoN cgsAR DE BE-
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GREAT ATTR4cT 81
THIS ALTERING on. Apr Great asgsau,
MAgALLIsTER
VIM 5giye Grand p gPE PERFORMANCE, commencing
persons residing town Who attend q
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aB es sas 3 hs price, White
rs-DooSs open o'eioeE appears o'clock
matters Of business connected with NJ. Maearsss
| soireesmust he addressed only to him ais u
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be p ph1 hsEe yss daya na bs &C. o.
2 dents to hsobtaiued fFom Member ~ Glaa Wig
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removed to the corner ct GEEr and 81 strss up
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TosFboat Day BrSWns Tie br shipB
Ophfr and Tsli6t Bcl1r u Brc#er.
Towboa. Junius from The Fasass-bropgh MP
SS ship Australia, and BARK HT1oss. #S31
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MartilaI4r fSMptites.

HaesWashington FIRE Company, No. Boz
The officers and members Of The hsfeby noiisa
o'clock, on business Of Importance BY order: 4&
a19 F 5Sa All. PLiATTsMI Ter, Secretary.
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ijlfE= Id City Of New Orleans April Q, 1856. II
nc57~ AZ m meeting of the Board of Direct TORS.

-T-ITT- .--
H57~At a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held thisdny, 1t simultaneously IN ~ lr D., E@sfEN
Resote That with the approval of the Stockholders having
been obtained tits expedent to increase the capital stock of this
Bank MOTTO exceed 81, 0DU0G ~ ,.5l4tk a. 1f&
herewith notice is hereby given, that books
will be opened at the Banking House, the 10Th ns
main open orry days from that date during which time the
present Stockholders privileged subscribe for said in
crease of capital ,-Etf q. 4T.. " .aasNr
provisional subscription list will be opened at the time
may not be taken by the present Stockholders. y
alU BOT W. P. GRAYsON, Cashier.
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FKyWIBIEIs ts4ATTEKEsN, GAS FILTERS Nos55F9 ST.
Charles street, New Orleans keep constantly hand
Of Chandeliers Pendants Brackets Pillars,
Pipe and Fittings of all kinds. gS z4s-5SE ct )
large assortment Of Paror and Cooking STOVES apd
CRATES. Bz5:zFEsGGis5 s=i5.As 81 - $50
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus make gas rsn,
to which they invite the aentionof Sugar Planters fen Gun
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CoUncil seedlings.
CouScIL ROOM. !
January 18th, 1856. !
Council met.

January 18th, 1886. !
Council met.
Present, Aldermen Brdgman, Fulton,
Haines, Mckee, Newton and Thomas.
The Mayor being absent, Alderman New
ton, President pro TEN, presided.
Aldermen Brdgman and Haines from the
special committee 10 whom was referred the
report Of the city Engineer in relation 10 the
grade of the streets in first Ward, reported
favor in of establishing the grade as recon-
mended by the engineer, and also reported
ordinance No. 76, providing for the estab
lishment Of the grade Of the streets IN the
first Ward.
Alderman Mel ee made minority report
and recommended that no grade be establish
ed bat such an one as would make good bus
mess grade on Blondeau, Fulton, lst and Sd
streets.
Said reports were received aud ordered to
be placed on file.
On motion to adopt ordinance No. 76 re-
ported by d majority of said committee, the
yeas and nays being demanded, Aldermen
Bridgman and Hanes voted in the ahirIaa-
tive, and Mckee Newton and Thomas in the
negative.
A majority having voted against said ord-
nance it was rejected.
Alderman ltaines gave notice that he
should move at the next meeting for recon
sideration of the vote aforesaid.
A petition was received from w. NJ. Boyce
and others, members of the Associated Re-
/ formed Church, asking the Council to remit
the tax on lots |, and 3, in block LOG. Re
ferred TO the committee on ia dietary.
| A petition was received from G.. p Montague
and 40 others, asking the Council to estab-
fish no grade for the streets in the first Ward
| but such as would be suitable for business
purposes, not exceeding gradient Of one
foot in ten, and that said streets be run In a
direct line to the river opposite to the ter
mination thereof.
/ Said petition was received and ordered to
/ be placed on file. A petition Of George West,
Isub-contractor on Exchange street, asking the
Council for extra allowance on said work wa
received and referred to the Committee on
| Claims.
An estimate Of the work of Patrick Della
ny, repairing the Macadamized streets, was
received and Delany allowed S93,3s.
IS. ". 4 II. Tucker were allowed s., - for
fire irons and tape line.
The Council proceeded to ballot for az As
SCISSOR for the present year, and upon Ia first
balleting q. b. Wilson received two votes,
W. W. beiKnap TWO votes, anu T.. y. olsol
oae--no election.
Second Balotiing Wilson two, Belknap
three, Folsom one--no election.
Third Balloting--Wilson two, Belknap
three. Folsom one-no election.
Fourth Balloting Wilson one, Beknap
Eve.
w. w. Belknap duly elected.
Council adjourned to Tuesday, Jan. 22d.
1856, at O'Clock p. NJ.
B. S. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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TcIeEraphtc News.

New YoRK, Monday, Jan. l4-No pros
pect of an organization of the House. Mr..
Clingman holds up his plurality resolution,
hoping to get other Democrats 10 support it.
Only two 20 with him on il.
The Herdlfs corre.p pnient telegraphs
from Washin, ~: A strong impression pre-
walls in political circles that our relations
i III great Britain arc threatening, and seri-
Gus apprehensions are felt and exr tssed By
many Senators several Of them in the CON
lenee of the Administration IN early
rupture between the two Governments.
Another correspondent teiegraphs. High
" important dispatches have been received
at the State Department from England, with
reference to the understanding in regard to
Central American affairs. They will be
formally considered Is the Cabinet TO NOR
row. when their import will he known.
information has been received here that
Indiana has elected delegation TO the Ma
tonal Convention, IN favor Of Mr.. Bright
for President, and refusing 10 endorse the
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Arrival of the Northe IN Light
sGOO.OO IN SPECIE.
WALKER GAINING GROUND.
THE INDIAN VAR Rd GING.
100000 IN SPEC

NEW York, Jan IA.
The steamship Northern Light arrived at
late hour last night from San Juan, via
Key West, with California dates to Dec. 20.
She brings 100000 specie, and upwards Of
300 passengers.
CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
Matters in Nicaragua are improving.
Walker was receiving continual accesslons.
Kinney is still at San Juan. A large mum
Der Of his men have Joined Walker.
An expedition under Rivas, son of the
President, had fort fled themselves near Cas-
tillo Rapids, and threatened the Transit Com
pany's steamer. Commodore Paulding sent
forward party, when Rivas fed.
The Northern Light left ut San Juan the
frigate Potomac, and steam sloop Fulton.
On the arrival Of the Potomac at San Ju-
an dispatches were immediately sent to the
American Minister Mt Grenada.
Twelve hundred recruits for Walkers ar
my left San Francisco on the goth.
PROGRESS OF THE INDIAN WAR.
The L. 5. cutter, Joseph Lane, from Nor
folk, arrived. with dates from Oregon to the
l4th Of December.
The Indian war is raging with increased
fury, the Oregon mounted volunteers under
Lieut.. Kelly attacked the Indians at Fort
Walawolla Dec. 18th, and fought them 43
hours, losing killed and l. wounded.
Among the killed were Capt. Bennett and
Lieut.. Barrows. The Indians lost their chief
and 30 men.
The volunteers were short of ammunition,
and sent to Henrietta for supplies.
Gen. Wool was at Fort Vancouver in bad
health, and was arranging the preliminaries
Of the campaign.
Two steamers had departed from San Fran
cisco for Oregon with ordnance, stores and
supplies for Gen. Wool.
Dates from Washington Territory are to
the 10th Of Dec.
party under Lieut.. Slaughter has been
surprised al Forts White and Green, by a
large party of Indians. Lieut.. Slaughter
and three Others killed.
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TO THE CITIZENS or IOWA.

B9IleFIng that large MAloFlty Of The cillzcns OF
Iowa opposed to the political principles of the
present Administration and to the Introduction Of
slavery into territory free, and also that made
frea hv the Compromises Of 1920; and that the par
y styling itself the Democratic Party, are slriy-
Tag make slavery great national institution con
trars TO the principles laid down in tho Declaration
II Ind psndepc4 and the Constitution, as taught by
tie Fathers If the Republic we would call upon all
such free citizens to meet in Convention III iowa
CITY, on the I'D day of February for the purpose Of
organizing Eepublicsn Party, to make common
cause with asimilar party already formed In several
IF the other States Of the Union.
January }, 1886. MANY CITIZENS.
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Foreign News.
%@
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Dates from Liverpool TO Jan. =.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS IN STAIu
QUO.
GREAT SHIP
4sHI III NHEF w H III ~
DECLINE IN BREADSTUFFS.

New YORK, Jan. Il.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at 3 O'Clock
this P. NJ. She brings dates TO the 3lst
PEACE PROSPECTS.
1t is rumored that peace negotiations re-
main in stdfu quo.
Prince Esterhazv has reached st. Peters
burg with the Western ultimatum, but 1t is
not replied to. Austria has notified Prussia
of It's contents. Prussia consents to use her
influence with the Gear. Saxony has also
sent to st Petersburg Baron Sebach TO rec
ommend the Car 10 accept.
Rumor saws that Denmark is about to JOIN
the alliance.
The Western propositions are to be kept
sacred. but it is believed that Russia would
not accept. England demands indemnity,
which Russia, backed by Austria, absolutely
refuses. On the whole, prospects OF q
speedy peace have advanced little or none >.
A dispatch from Vienna to the London
Times states that Count BIOL had communi-
Gated the terms of peace to Gortschakof.
They are the same as mentioned IN the Times
of Dec. u.
The territory demanded TO secure the free
navigation Of the Danube, is that part Of
Bessarabia living between the frontier Of
Chavton on the noath, Salt Sayd q on the
south and the Pruth on the west. -
GENERAL ITEMS.
4 dispatch from Paris states that the
Chamber of Stock Brokers has decided that
the new Russian loan shall not be quoted on
the Bourse.
Adyces from Constantinople of the 18th
state that 600 merchantmen had been wrecked
off the Salina Mouth, and 400 lives lost.
\othiuU from the seat of war.
MARKETS.
Authorities report breadstuffs in large sup
ply, but limited demand. Wheat ] lower.
Flour ls(dl8d, corn l6d(d2s, lower. Rich
ardson reports beef limited; nothing IN
pork bacon moderate lard quiet and I'M
changed sugar firm.
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To the citizens of X COX nix /.

T1AVING interested with the Messrs Scohelds
/ i ia the ms Fitting Business. would assure
TIE public that all orders gwen them Will be cx-
ecuted in a neat and workman-iike manner, and
that they rely upon the work done 10y them, as
being OF the very best material
As il will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced VIC would recomn end TO those desi-
rous of lighting up the time Of the completion OF
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe
Gxtures &c, otherwise, many would be delayed be-
You'd that time, us ii would be impossible TO supply
all applications upon short notice
July 3, lS55.-d e. HERRlCh co.
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jan id4w
Evening Times copy.l
keokuk GymnasIum.

rI1HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
L nounce TO the citizens of keokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception of gentlemen
suitable and ample pre- parations have been made
10 preserve and promote the health, yigor and men
tai elasticity Of al who may desire TO participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
tics. Pure air and cold wG'er, judieiously used IN
The manner preserb bed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust.
R5~ Rooms over Carey hilbourne's store, XII
bournes Block, Main street, in the 4th story. En-
trance from the of the building
deelSdtf o. MANCHESTER.
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THE OLD HOMESTEAD. By Mrs. AM


S. STEPHENS. Bunce 4 Brothers.
IL the merits of work be best decided by
the eareerness and interest with which 1t Is
read. then those of Mrs. Stephens are OF the
highest order But we think the true test IL
the impression left upon the mind after the
excitement of first reading has subsidized, and
here it is that this author fails.
One seldom LAYS down work Of hers
until they have finished it, but upon taking a
closer view of what pleased them so much ut
first, they can remember little but mere IN
cident, little that serves to awaken thought,
or give food to the mind. We have partaken
Of rich banquet Of the imagination and are
satiated but not satisfied; we still long for
something to allay the cravings OF the heart
Books Of far less pretension than the one
before as, have strengthened us in good re-
solves. and given us pleasant fund Of
thought long after. We are not alone IL
this experience, but have repeatedly heard
the same complaint made by others.
In the first portion Of the work before us,
the scene is laid in New York and is design
ed to illustrate the corruption of the city gov
eminent. The lives of hundreds of the poor
are sacrificed BY the carelessness of officials,
and the good and beautiful perish by the
wretched intrigue Of those in power. We
know not whether this be oyerdrawn or no.
There is so much that il dark in our eity's
annals that we know not if this can well
be. But the heart shrinks from the details
unfolded, so little light falls upon the gloomy
face Of this picture. The great masters Of
fiction have the faculty OF redeeming the
worst scenes and characters that they portray
with some attributes Of our higher human
/ itv, and unless this is don, the portrayal Of
vice and Indebtedness will have little effect
in aiding the progress Of reform, utter alb
Iectness removes them from the pale Of our
sympnthies. -
As the action Of the work leads us into the
country we breathe at once purer atmos-
phere The writer's wondrous power has
full play, and the skill with which she uses II
is almost magical. We feel that only the
soul of an artist could 50 cloquently have
painted the glories Of an Autumnal wood, TO
say nothing Of the dashing waterfalls Life
at farm house never was more truthfully
described, and the characters were for the
most part truthful, though we think the por-
trait of SabnaBowles narrowly escaped be-
i ing q caricature
Mary Fuller with her rare sweetness and
harmony Of deyelopement gives tenderness
and grace to the whole story. The plot is
hackneyed but is skillfully managed
If DESTROYS Of a book to while a gloomy
evening, we know of none that will more eff
fectually answer the purpose than the Old
Homestead.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

THE DIS MorSEs NALLEl WING is issued from
his Office every Wednesday, has an extensive and IN
ereasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Vail
ley. we'll ~ in the rest Of the state and the nj
ted States. and as a medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. Subscription price sl,J0 per annum IN
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Rem0
~AREY A KILBOURNE have

CtAREY l. KILB0URNE have removed to their
~ new store in Kibourne's Block. They have
spared pains expense in fitting up their store,
and have complete stock of Looking Glasses, Chi
na Glass and Crockery, which they are selling at
small profits to the city trade for cash.
dec25d CAREY + kILBOURNE.
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Administration. This greatly angers Gen.
Pierce. Its understood that Ohio has cho-
sen Buchanan.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. - Certain foreign
Ministers apprehend, on what they consider
undoubted authority, that the Walker move
lnent embrace within the scope of its ultimate
plans, the conquest Of Cuba, Porto Rico and
St. Domingo, hence the constant watchful-
ness in that quarter, and frequent communl-
cations with our Government on the subject.
The report of Gen. Shields, made year ago
in the Senate, had been reproduced, in which
Parker H. French is charged with obtaining
50 900 worth of Government stores on a
forged letter Of credit, and branding him as
IN impostor. This has materially operated
to damage Mr.. French's prospects here.