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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

General Land 0Rce. The gradaoag the public land.
We understand that the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office has rearmed the former decisions OF the department
that price be paid for now subject private
entry in the Greensburg district Louisiana, which lands
owing alleged defects In the surveys withdrawn
market for about seventeen years. shall be graduated
the date Of the last offering in 1885, instead Of from the
original offerings in 1879 and $780, without counting time
during which they withdrawn from sale. The price to
be paid Is, therefore, 81 2b per acre.
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B y IL II L Il q Il A p I'll

The Latest Nes by the AraJaussia and the Peace PROMO
sitions.
New YoRK, Feb. l.Private dispatches by the steamer
Arabia just received from Halifax quote decline corn OF
two shings Consols closed at 80.
The London and Liverpool circulars doubt the realization
Of speedy peace.
The weather here is moderang.
The daily union., 1856-02-02
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Army officer, ResignedThe designations Of the following
officers have been accepted by the President effect
the date opposite their respective
First Lieutenant Richard g. Smith, fourth artillery jan
uary IL, 1856.
First Lieutenant Horace Haldeman, eighth infantry Feb
ruary l. 1856.
First Lieutenant Robert b. Thomas second artillery Jan
usry 81, 1856.
Second Lieutenant Malcolm H. Nichols, tenth infantry
January 81, 1856
The daily union., 1856-02-02

SHOULD SEARCH IN MADE Finder this interrogative
caption we find the following in the New York Courier
IT will be remembered that time In the month OF
November the barque Amelia seized Port au Prince
by the United States vesseof-war Saratoga In view OF
proof positive that she engaged 6bustering
enterprise either against Nicaragua OF the West
Indies The barque put under the charge Of Lieut.
Worden Of Baltimore and Lieut. Henry Erben, Of this
city, and despatched with of thirty men, for this
city She sailed December q in company with the Clara
Windsor The Windsor separated from her the second
day aud reached this port December ~ The Amelia bas
not been heard from. She old and leaky vessel
aud is feared that she has been lost and that all on board
have perished."
The daily union., 1856-02-02
Northwest Guns for the Indian service in 1855
'rvIcx or IrpIkN AvvAIRs,
January III 1856

January II 1856.
pROPOSALs will be received the Once Indian Affairs until
Of the 20th day o February furnishing and de-
half amer of May, 1856,
half thousand North
for Indian department, delivered OF
New York. Pbilsd phia
Baltimore Cincinnati Detroit st. Louis Chicago Tho
bidder and the right will be reserved 10 require the
above amounts >, ms nj different mes a. and sitter the
specified dntes odcr In the 1885, nj the same
scfunliy required in the =.
Each bidder cshb sample samples Of tho
kind quality furnish and the
right Of accepting such bid or bids ms
believed Indians considering
viceahie bid viii be eonsideed unless
sufficient that the bid ~ he Is
accordingly, ard give security
performances Of within ten days after the
award.
samp. samples Of tho sccsp,.d bidder win be
be delivered every
respect similar and % equal thereto Before the acceptance
will be subjected 10 the
gd s.pecton with The sample
similar and fatty equal In win be
i.cted
A that OF be
the OF ,hc part
bidder
Payment any qusn,iy quantities
The United soies Immediately amer The delivery
and acceptance GEO. w. MANyPENNy,
Jan 9-da,s then sIawtl9h Feb. Commissionsr.
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RAer sronr--The Mnchins lM.inel Union Save

" An unusual number OF deer have been killed on our
yer and vicinity within few weeks past One company
OF two or three hunters had sxy6ye day last week
and other companies and individuals have succeeded 10
klng rom six 70 twenty each, The deer have generally
been iss agd 10 good condition.
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Cozz sNs,s noTEL, corner Of nre ndw.,

rOZZ ssNs's HOTEL, Corner OF Brc adwsy Canal
V street, New York oify.
The under,igned desire inform their friends public
Of the
heretofore known the Brandreih House
ms alterations and he build
tnps, the house = prepared receive company.
They respectfully invite the ana
u 10 establishment.
Jan 99-eodsuf J n. n. r.. COZZENs.
The daily union., 1856-02-02

The citizens of Alexandria are making the most Of their ce
bridge The Gazette says,
we Yesterday, In company with several Others took
oa across the Potomac On way met several par
ties enjoying an evenings walk. The ice very thick
covered TO the depth Of several inches with track
As Dsen made and communication with the opposite shore
without the slightest impeachment Horses oarts and
beautiful"
The daily union., 1856-02-02

AccErTANoE-The Rev. Samuel M. Shute, pastor of the
Baptist Church in Alexandria, has accepted the invitation
deliver the anniversary lecture before the Young Mems
Christian Association of York. Pennsylvania the l4th
February.
The daily union., 1856-02-02
LOCAL ws.

FoUATa WARD SPECIAL ELEorIoSAt the special election
yesterday TO supply the vacancy In the common council
easioned by the resignation Of DR.. Davis the stood
800 for James r. Mexican, IL for r. b. Ovens for James
Stone, 2 for y. Pierce and for f. Rodbird.
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card.

Mi" Broohe's Engli and Frsnh Bourdis and Dog Sohoo
Screen Rnidngs, NO. l3 psnaayrsnfs
TUE second Of this win Monday
Il February 4, 1855.
Daily language lady
family OF
Encsh especial Brooke every
acquisition Of edul
p Q7--eod1w
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Railroad Accident.

BosroS, Feb. LA train from Portsmouth on the Easte
railroad thrown from the track this forenoon by
breaking of wheel Of the engine. Several persons we
badly bruised, but killed.
The daily union., 1856-02-02

The BOARD OF coDIFIERsThis beard met the City HA
ON Thursday evening last and after the transaction Of
preliminary business adjourned to again the 9Th in
slant.
The daily union., 1856-02-02

NEoRGE FOX has arrived Wiards Hotel Wasbington d..
O. In the delay attending the organization of ihe House
the members Of both branches Of
national legislature can, without violating their political principles,
upon popular candidate for their Mr. Fox in his
capacity tailor representing has mented and
continues receive The and unanimous saaRss Of
He happy diesentiens
in the realm Of fashion, and them IN
divided The House Of Representatives has been
Of fashion
Away. organised The fashions in the plastic hand Of art the
skill what the dis0anxed elements Of the
assembly genius Of the The succumb TO
the the artist the other subdued by the eoquence o. the
What assembly George p
Fox the popular assembly Of fashion We have thus far nst
PARALLEL parallels only closely certain point
dvege and thus s with leaders Of fashions and
poics The speaker of fashion (o such will
loss for the right III
man, right loss for the right ft
applies leader His AWAY,
yet his Both equally well and safely invested
Jan 20--d3t
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THE Private Correspondence of Henry cisyi 10 on,
Dee " ''''" Wv FasfoK TAYLOR
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Law Partnership.
r. ]. WALKER

n oBERT j. WALKER n LOUIS JhNIN have formed q part.
II nershp trial Of in
OF United States and In The Court OF Claims Address
Washington City, ID. q.
an
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Sailing of tie arabia

Sailing Of the ARABIA.
HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-The steamer Arabia, which arrived
here last night from Liverpool sailed again this morning
10 O'Clock, a.. m., for Boston.
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I AND wAaHAsrs~ The highest cesp PRICES Esia ~
u MssYHsa \ SON.
The daily union., 1856-02-02

Professor Murders grand fancy and citizens dress BALI
the last Of the easontook place last evening" We
or we were unable be presently that was honored by
large aud brilliant company The professor one Of the
pest and most successful instructors OF dancers that we
ever had in this city, and such occasions as we
just noticed that atterng evidence Is furnished Of the public
appreciation Of his merits.
since our last quotations there has been
mand for land warrants at slightly improved rates. We
quote
The daily union., 1856-02-02

Al ISSES ROCKERS French ~. d EnEltsh Boarding
and Day School for young ladies' 464 street. between 9Th
The this iRsutution will
Monday Februay4 Circulars may be obtained of The pnci
pals and al the bookstores.
Jan 30-d6t
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United states Court OF Claims.
CARD.

THE undersigned John c. Deveeux Of New York eiy and m.
Thompson, Of Washnxton, d. c. and counsslor
for the legal VI cam for credit
orso of government, in the Court OF Claims -
They will in immediate and careful attention TO bus
Washington which iausted 10 their
by gentlemen profession claimants the city Of New
York, elsewhere in any Of the Union. e..
consulted tmc personally by letter either
New York washnon Particular information to claims
before Congress
furnished appisson BY the parties nsres,sd
JOHN 9. DEVEREUX,
No ~ Brosdway corner Wall street, New York city.
M. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
NIL O. Dsvereur q the Court Of Claims.
Jan 3i-3tawtff ftnteil
MILK, PURE MILK 1--we eight ten gallons milk
MI daily present Any person
gallons daily have
eAon gsIon less than Ave, 81
gallon, 10 quart warranted
Orders lsiI Henry Doussss florist, 18Th and
w be attended 10.
Cash settlements The end Of every
DOUGLAS d SMITH,
Near the Anacostis Bridge.
jar 3-eodT
The daily union., 1856-02-02

or s.raon 20 .ptism.--The Rev Dr. Tea.
O'Clock Bapus street. The public gen.
s Td % asn Of ' Tss s'
murred candidates sunday night
don Impressive r,e are
ed 10 be present. possible at the services
90 m. Il. church south, Ssh street. between II and
strssrRev Dr. Dossst, pastor, will preach
tsabbaih) at II O'Clock, and al 7, pm
Rev John cna.. BIO. VII, preach charity ~
Of the Young Catholics Friend Society
MACAULAY's England,4 vols., complete, for dol
History England the Second,
by Thomas Darlington Mseauay Embsshed wild.
Just published and for sasa .t
Feba Bookstore, 9th street
NRAwlsG and Mathematical Instruments, In cases,
imported BY the undesgned from Furope various
styles, At prices ranging from 81 rs upwards
OFFICE CF THE CONsOIIDATED LOrTEHl Es
OF MARYLAND.
The following the Maryland Conso
dated Lottery, class z, drawn January 81, 1856
L. /, "a ?, 1s s,s ss sh 20 ss @ %, lon lin l9h
Lottery, class So, drawn January 81 1885
Is, % % 4,h s,h 9th IN 9Th oh Ioh iih i2m
.#" r. x. Brennan,
General Agent the Contractor, Baltimore.
Lxx't RosrSrs, Commissicnor.
Feb a-u
II PRIVATE SALE, that splendid brick house
~ situated OF north and
ground, nearly 1900 square
rs length by IS feet breadth,
built OF the msien with
IA inch wallis wide halls sold walnM casines
abundance and closets complete and heating
fixtures throughout the whole iron saf with
the roof The library
nut bookcases large costly The
parlors exquisite with French windows
The basement rooms eomcn,ed and perfectly dry,
further description OF house
certainly
mi sns n the District Of Columbia.
Aso, large brick stable and house. with every
for all enclosed with heavy substantial
rafting
attempting description OF above,
entirely failed justice any
all wishing purchase respectfully invited call
the premises themselves II will be sold
For further particulars please subscriber
commission merchant, Seventh and Wash
ington, A. GREEN.
Oct a-eWedn
u L. MOORE IL rspsrsd furnish b~st white
ash coal Cumberland all kinds
to his customers at the lowest marker prices
1920 pounds guaranteed the
Hickory, oak, and pine wood very low prices
good article and full be relied in NIL cases
Yard ~esf side sh street, between and f. opposite old
Stand.v
Nov 3g-FTaThIf
The daily union., 1856-02-02

DEcisos-The supreme court of Tennessee has deci-
ded that railroad companies liable for livestock killed
by their locomotives
The daily union., 1856-02-02

DECLARED TO BE NUIsANcE.-In trial in the superior
court of Buffalo for unting and removing horse attached
to wagon left standing before private residence while
it attended service in adjoining church, the
Judge declared the act of leaving the animal there under
the circumstances to be public nuisance That it, in
most instances is private nuisance also there be lit
tie doubt
The daily union., 1856-02-02

u L. MOORE fs furnish tho white
r. Cumberland all kinds
q n mi
1890 pounds guaranteed 10 the ton
Hickory, oak, snd pine wood low prices.
good full be relied in all csses.
Yard ~e side s street, between and Il, opposite Old
Standv
3p-FTnThf
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q IL N II IL Al N II w 8.

YANKEE MAsAGEMEsT--The sugar crop the island of
Jamaica this 90 900 hhds greater than ever be-
fore This is attributed to Yankees having taken the
management Of several Of the largest sugar estates"
CHARACTERISTICS oITIEsThe New York correspondent
Of the Boston Transcript says
Some characterizng society in cities the other
night well remarked that at strangers debut in Boston
they ask What does he known in New York, What is
he worth in Philadelphia Who is he p and in Wash
ington,t Is he agreeableT"
The daily union., 1856-02-02

Madame DevOa,
From Paris and Nem York.
MADAME DEyOs's millinery arrived, and IL opened
III inspection Lakes, 504 Pennsylvania avenue, TO
OF the ladies Of Washington Georsetown &ss
respectfully invited.
Ian
The daily union., 1856-02-02

noCToR sTANIsAs HERNIsZ regular practitioner OF homoo
pathy Once 23 and Fourteenth streets Conul'n
tionsfrom 10, a m, ., p.
siArsas ens having returned from Europe with I'M
proved health, pracics Of his profession
lie Docteur pare fraHcas
Des Doctor spvicht Dcutscb,
hnbls Espsnol
II Dctore pArla ltAlians.
Ian a
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PRINCIPAL HorM. ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

Mt r. Fs eHHs HskSs TS2s Fs5
Gst Ms Ak vsHiIss W hSsnss nasf E
Grand Gulf Jo,n,9n Mss Ak Gihboa Arki VIM Rut-
5a hs s fRBi sa ssy nsy
son Ia; John Fleming, 2 W Bonner, J W Ray Ga,
M T1s A. d \ ss S aaa s h5 hsis"
Lesueur Miss Annonet Leseur Miss Sarah esnenr Ca Thos
S ss NJ Mi ksp SSB Sss fsp
Chamherlain Mansfield; ? r Tessie. 10; Smith:
sS sza5 rS Se l y aH So e f 81
SOTO; Kinsy, King Brother, Y: Egan Homer; Berry
hSn @ Se Ss IS nj RI Mcs
Collins, Handy Laforche Lacour, Attakapas; John
NSssG Eass N as a Us 6hS Fn a
Camden NJ, Jas L Manhis, Miss; willins Memphis.
ARCADE HOTEL. II stratton, A j Kendall, " Dean
Es BG Ms foss su Hsn55
Miss Mckenzie Cincinnati; Joseph Levy New York Il /
H o sny afe aon ssn Ge" sah =
ter Appegate Holmes Missouri Green Rob VII
ton Skin X ! Mcmillan, Fort smith, ArIsi i Faust, "
Smith, l. 4 saie, Freepor III; Jno Leigh, Amaker
sf M Is cIsI5 9S.i ERSy y,ss S
GoSy YIN Cole Grand T Ga Miss GeoFge sTeRex BE
Ark L 5 Maxwell, NJ May, @.
ST: CHARLES. A Gaines, Stewart, G W Wallis, Ark;
CL Thomas Lewis, y st.nms Miss; W Hughes, Pres
ia Is araSn ltI nhmphe eoast MalSer Miss
q Carr La Il Fish, Ark G I;atfogr MI " p Headiy
Thsmas h 6S5 MfE q WA bavenSe !Gs
I!endeTs2d lady and s4l Mrs PrenI and SIT III Iiatha
and 1T Fassd III fos 4 SG2T W ms;
Deuie, Memphis Jesse Hart G A Slack, Crosse Tete !
d aI5eS aa ssa asf Bs ss ho MGa com
Wsl!aee INDY and chldran San FrGncise9 Dr. Knox
Ghss il Flower lady, Child s9fgant Mrs prEe
P} Toa isk1PSs Msy R5ssa,
steamer Grllada; McGrabb, Washington, D Z.
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IrsF 6Flsa es0Rr
.pY VIRTUE of a writ of 4 eri GacIas to me
the Peace the Parish of Orleans, have offered for sale at
public auction Banks Arcade Ngazns street. between
ravier and Natchez Streets on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
TRGANT LoT Or GRou@b Situated ID suburb Frank
lin of This city, designated by No 10 of A plan
drawn by Pile the 18th of November 1885, and deposited
in the office Of r. seghers then Notary Public in this city
said lot measuring 81 feet front Art street by 40 in deph
X 4 CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin in this city, designated by the No Of the
square comprised within MUSIC irod and Urqulart Streets
plan drawn by Pile dated 9Th November 1881 aud de-
posted in the office Of T. Segher them Notary Pubc this
city, as plan ~ bo9k q plans No@ said lot o. god h
tween parallel lines, and fronts Urquhart street
8. a CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND st9aleGi ~
suburb Franklin Of this city in No $50 wnh
eral psn4of said suburb drawn by Pile June u $40 tSs
is designated by No on particular plan drawn q r sb
the 18th of November, deposited in the 9e 81 !;
plans No l. said lot b teettron on Arr eet ~ -
CERTAIN V&GANT LOT OF GRo q " situated a1,sxsi IL
suburb Franklin of this city, in the square 40 10y
within Music, Girod, Art and urquha stYSes e
general plan Of said suburb drawn BY Ellie on ne IN OF
june said lot is desg4ssd e ins No G s apasisd
In the nea 81 II Seghers them Notary PUBLIC in this city,
Under the No u Of the book OF plans No said lot measures
feet front on street, by 10 in DEPTH between parallel
sd was by Lawrence Gnliton the 18th
daS Of FebFSy 1856 sale made by the Sheriff in the
T 4 again offer fo sale public aseon the above de.
bed nTopsrtv at Bankss Arcade &ngRsine street
May IL II O'clock NJ highest and last
bidder months credit with bond and security bearing
| fSe per cent. interest per 9nn'lnl. ,o,x.5
as mys 10l7 Constable.
z
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SUGAR AND MOLASsEs.. Sugar dull and
400 Sold about previous Of Moasses
500 bbls disposed Of mostly 3537sc for Fcrmenng
to'Prime Reboed.
FLOUR The market dull and the principal sales
200 bbls st. Louis Sc 73S6 A. 1873 Tennessee (akers
brands at -, and $50 Extra Illinois 81 so u Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was i'll active request but lower prices,
with of 10000 Sacks including 1850 Mixed and White
1000 the same $780, in lots 49, 40 also in two
lots at A. and 900 White Yellow, two three
lots Mt 4Sc busfeI OF Wheat $50 sold
prday yesterday 81 40 for Prime Red 300 Mixed
lot 81 IS D bushe without inspection Of Oats 1900 sacks
disposed of in lots at 40@2c q bshel the latter rate for
Prime ST. Louis.
PROVISIONS Pork dull, and the principal sales
$50 bbfs Unnspected Mess at SIG D. 50 NJ o. Sl6 and so
Mess without inspection SIS q Dbl OF Green Meats
Sides in bulk sold the advanced of c and q
casks a6} for Shoulders and 14c q ii for Hams Bacon
Steady with sales Of Sc casks Ribbed Sides in lots at 9c
II 16 erces Extra Sugar Cured Hams at
u b. OF Lard $50 erces Good No sold at 94c 400
kegs Prime at 1914 and 1870 No. at l0l4c = 1.
COFFEE Sales 900 bags Rio, of which $50 at 1886 IS at
1919, 25 at H. l60 ll@I, and about 200 skimmngs
SIC = ID.
CANDLES 100 boxes Star proctor It Gambles sold
at &c o 10
GUNNY BAGS heard of 500 bales sold Saturday
| at l0c OH time, with interest added
HAY $50 bales Western disposed Of at S2l@
| SD p ton, according to quality.
bbls Western Utica) sold the reduced rate Of
| 81 rs Il bb-retaling Mt 81 2 Dbl
ALCOHOL. lot of 50 bbs taken at 45c Q gallon
SPIRITS TURPENTINE We noticed sale Of IS bbls ut
the advanced rate of Age o gallon, cash.
FREIGHTS A ship taken for Liverpool Mt 56d for
Cotton and 1900 bales shipped in British vessels
| l4Qg9-a2d. '....
range Of our quotations.
Sterling .los24@1091$ and iCg3
E Ea York sxtr ay Bills G5 i Ct d
Sight Checks on New 'parG1a prem
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gbipping yntelIiglattt.
Tuesday, April %. 1856.
= --l-- =
c1EARED YESTERDAY.

Brem Ship Johann Iange for Bremen Baxter Loyell ECO
Span Ship Tnlio, Soler, for Barcelona - q. Hiehe
Bark Juu Dean, Gage, for Charleston, Sig Ell Levy
Span Bak Gataena Grrega. for barcelona Png Mir eco
swede Bark Charlotte Leieesro, mfor CoTes and market
+-5S i jenkins, Williams eco
schr Powhaan Caro- for Pensacola, Jno Hurley eco
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY, April 2s.
Arrived to-day M head Of Cattle The market is III favor Of
purchasers, with heavy stock ON sale.
PRICES:
BEEF C4rrLE-Fine Western
=" Rough and Fair. ,,.-..-.....-... .6tadI
AttakGp2s, Texas, tc-..,,............;;-6,-
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ARRIVED.

schr Powlatan, Caro-, for Pensacola, Jno Hurley eco
ARRIVED.
sasD G5sfa Gn fren SfT va
Ship Rappaahnock Gushing from Liverpool 2eh Feb to
Brem BARK New Orleans Kochman from Brennan 9Th March,
schr Eiaa BofoT days from Mobile district
asys nos rooey
schr Mary Ellen Snow days from Pensacola to John Hurley
schr Diamond Bowen days from Pensacola to John Hurley
scfr Virginia john Korabeck days from Mobile master
schr join Roales stcney from Pensacola o master
scr CbPis Columbus, ouk days from Mobile
schr Eaa psRnssey, Bernior days from Pensacola, to
schr Ann, from Rigoettess,- ~
schr Sarah Bsden,, from PsarI R sa
sehr Union, from r. Bonfoaea- Basin. # &
sFEAMB OATS.
81 f sfsiass RsfzGysa end
F F'dGs fxs.5dey ff from y MoSd River
Rosa, Dowty, from Shreveport.
New Latona, Gross, from St Louis WI
Fiyhs Cloud ai,si PRiIips from St Louis.
Princess, Holmes from Vieksbnrg
& Is il. Cotton from Bay Bayou Sara.
.6s @ s IA I Wss
Red Fox-brought up ship Rappanaannal and bark New
Orleans.
BELow-CoM1EG UP.
Ship John Berry.
3 Ships--naInes unknown ss}.N g -
MEMORANDA. ,m>
BsgA The ship Oliver and bark Oak Hill went to
on the 9th inst Ships Shakespeare, and barks
Maypo and Jas Howe, and brig Brothers, on the I'D.
| ..-.ag- EXPORTS.
BRENENship Johann 216s bales cotton 39s ihds tobacco
$40 bgs rye, ll3 bales sarsaparla -1T I.
BARCELoNA-ship Tuo-l0GO bales cotton, mass and 50
| pcs timber. 1'7}5 fNg =n% % ri
CHARI.EsToN-Bark Julia Deanl22 csks bacon 10 hhds
Is hds sugar Iof bb moiases syrup hams l.
SEs s9ss kss bSs ps e9 '''
SIS corn i59 do ., eat f.
oasse &c Shoes Is bales hay 20 bbls PORK casks
| bacon. ~. 1:5igs S& e.
BARCELoNA-Iark Caalena-7o0 bales cotton 1900 slaves
CowEs AND A MARRET-Bark Charlote--ll03 bales
cotton 3l20 slaves. .&
.D IMPORTS.
NEW YORK AND misunderstanding Granada:-As
sorted merchandise.
i se g * W
Brocks-l bx lndse Robnso,-I pkg 1ndse Cook Fao
% 10000 fire bricks to order, d.
BREMEN-Bark New 0rleans-In ballast
col T Sco 49, iD'lsi ''is'' ~
PENsA Mary Ellenl2 bales cotton Hun
PENSACOLA-Schr Diamond-535o0 # lumber Merritt
Y Mcconnell. ha w.
& MOBILE-Schr Virginia John-l0oOD feet lumber R
! Philips. s.6f w. =,@5E[o &%szD ~
PENsACoI.A-Schr John Roaless-10 bales WAR
Saunders Hun-a2 500 # lumber to Merritt Cornell.
MOBILE-schr El1na-75o SKIS salt to Wheeler & Blake
q PENSACoLA-Schr Emma DeRussey-S30 COO # lumber
q Pooley, Nicol &co
i RIGoLETTEs-schr And-3oo bbs shells to order.
ANTE RIvER--Schr Luke-20 cords wood to order.
q ANTE RIVER-Schr Sarah Baden-lurnber, wood, &c,
s BILOXT-Schr P Il Harragin-umber order.
. BONFOUCA-Schr Union-500 bbs sand to order.
MOBILE-Schr Chris Colurnbus-5G0 bbls naval stores
4 | order,
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SECOND JUSTICES COURT }JoHN PuRCELL LANES G.
DYVIRTUE OF q writ of tierI facias to me
ID directed by Hon. G. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish Orleans have offered for sale at pub
lie auction at Banks Arcade TIE 9Th day Of March
1856 at II and have failed TO get twohirds OF the
4iDNE CERTAiNLoT OF GROUND, with all the improve
neus thereon rights privileges and thereuno
belonging situated in the Eaaoo E Ia
District OF city New Orleans and designated by the No.
4 Of square No 26l plan made by j. A. Puego dated
18th Of November 1885, and deposited in the oice OF A. Gha
pella notary public in this city. =isszG sf 5E-t=,
Said lot being comprised within Laurent Josephine and
White streets ttoniy Canal and having English
measure according said plan 81 feet inches front Jose,
mime street and extending depth between parallel lines 100
feet bounded side towards Laurent street lot No.
and on the towards White by lot No. the
said plan. -,
nronery at Banks Arcade Magazine street. SAU R.
DAY May g. 1856 Il o'clock NJ, the highest and last bid
der months credit with bond and security bearing
five per cent interest per anlnn. - 5lg,
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