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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MISDENssamer syloniale7 bales cotton Rawlins, Dun
Sass
&sss
s
ger-i1 Cnninss Stewart Acoo Henmingway F1iedander
Ssta ss IS sasfs
cotton. .t-5gu
son. s Pas so bas s9e eksna
uhbard6s pqsan Donovan &co-i9 Buchanon Carroll &co
pSs
ksssH Aisr
Manaoh Wam fhDs eaes ss co,
esIS sass ss;ss9 f
s$s. Ss s
!ss. i fsEs cas K EG
E1nt eS RE"y SeHo Faey
sgaes Wests Toleisno i Tay1or2 5 NJ Lowe &coMa do
Total 1913 bales cotton. JUN A'''
s Snsssen sss a wet s,sSs,s
Isns5 lyras ysase Eeq5s io%s Vat 4ee$
co-roal s51 bales cotton, , 'S'e -N'' N''''' IT.
ISIS Dr. BatsyMls4 hhIs % hb
noIss wce Hn Do " sso
hds Braud lhnlry3Q do Roman kernon-H) bbIs
% f fe no do Sanire e5
bac s mHff de- bis hSs Sses hd G
Tss s ss o 5p S f Do sesa fe1 DBL
der-Total ss hhds 40 bbls nsoasscs s. hf do
NoBuEsteamer Cnba-tOo bales cotton oler-175 do do
Hugely, Blair &coS do pkgs mdse Goddess pkls
Buchannoa arroll Sco3 do Haie &coTotal 3lS bales
cotton
.JEFFERSON-Stcamer Amanla-4S4 bales Payne &
Harrisoi-4S Brander 4 Hubbird-al Henderson
Terry &co65 0 Nelson ,eco-6l usln Donovan &co-6O
May Fanhook &co-55 McIlleroy Bradford &
Strong-29 Lloyd Frierson-4 Powell Hopkins-l2
Felt Reed6 Farley, Jnrey &co4 Tarlton Whiting
lis- Davis, Jenkins &co2 Heald AIassie &co2 Miles, Adj
ans &co-2 Twity Smith, + Marshall &co-3 bales pei
tries annAO SKIS bois dare seed order-Totnl
cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Moses McI.ellan-1O0 pcs bagsint
Smith, johnson &co-5o do Whitehead Chslnbcrs-76 bdi
f Stevens &co-2 tees hams Hughes, Hyllsted Geo.
Dbl whisky Eogart Foley Ayery-l bx books Hewitt Morton
hi do beans Bellccq &cojNU bbs pork PaFnlte & BroD
bxs FeIowes gco-10cs hams Payne Steele scoi5
Jolnson co-30 do Goodrich &co21 do Eaton Henderson
70 do " idamslo do Dudley Nelson-2O Holmes
Clauss-S do G N Bailey &co-l0 hf hbs iows S Wallis,
bbls eggf Scneer5 10 kegs lard Hurley &co-t
tc hams Xs bacon hf bbs jowls Gedcs39 hbls
mis- &co2D do Twicell tco-7 bb eggs Is do
hf do lard 7 Moore Scols bbs obr Twiclell
do Delbondo-l4 May vantook &co-75
Bell Bucenna 90 do bbls flour hi do lard Yeaan
sundrcS to order,
| FLATBOATS.
COAST-Iolse's Boa-l5 hhds sugar 90 bills
order.
COAsTLaores;s Boa-72 sugar 1O bbls noasses
| order.
CoAsT-Dronc:s Boat hhs and 5 bills sugar orde.
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.CONSIGNEEs

Ship Moonlight. from Bostol--E Benton &co-DeIant
Foncleau-W !. Violet &eo-E DaeyIco-E Coppsrth.
wa,erW J De~ey.G " EettletonB Turpin-o WoodInan:
Goadmogesby sN4cGnlayA Rohb Geo Bgldecke
Baqnie scoEddy, Janison &covoorhes Grggs &co-Rice
4 Hatlnway--sarnpson Il keene-W 6 BNeagle-C Baye-
Witing--Dogan Donovan &ca-W F yredenburg Scr--4
JaequesM sco-A Whiting geo Roberts ECO
BlanchardTirrill d Batcs-Beebe &coJ Burridge &co-
order. ~ -G3< \
Bark sara, Bridge, from RostonJ Burbriise &co-H
Barlow &coJ II BassC Budlecce ixco-J Burnside Eco
Boye--A Cochran Hail. y Cofin-Crowel Taylor
Frost &co-Gedden Marshall &co- GreenleafJ Gauche
Gould &cotirosean 4 Bene,eau-Horrell, Gayle Eco
Heaton & DeneklerJ VI johnson &co-ken1ett, Dix eco-I
Kelhan-J H Marks &coaB I MANN; MetcaM Miller
II G b Neagle &co-J O'ConnoH PnrSOns-Pect. Simui
&co-Perkins &eo-Qncytouze It I:ngsdorf-Smh MADDEN
Sampson 4 Keene-shumway Clapp-sarl. stanfier Geo
ruff &coA Whiting &co--J &co--oTder56 tons ice +
s L Smith ECO.
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New York paper speaking of Western railroads makes the
following remarks
The Western railroads. with perhaps three exceptions
will make poor show for the first quarter of the present year
The returns, received do not look very satisfactory
but when the actual expenditures appear they do it will
be that the balance the side OF the ledger For
the quarter ending December 81 1850 Of the Western rail-
exhibited luerinE all gained
term. and has since been ost Railroads
Illinois and Wisconsin mve done better than usual The
just passed not for railroads west of Lake
Michigan the previous winter and they WILL therefore
comparatively better than anticipated In this State and in
Ohio the weather has since January been particularly
railroads. The lust Soin-ha of March lis admitted
toavc been the Of ALL 1t will seriously reduce their
earnings for the month"; and perhaps postpone in
of them the regular dividend day Stockholders
roads which have been most interrupted must prepare their
months since.
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CONSTABLE's SALES.

FIRST JUSTICES CouRr, P: McGUIGEN CAPTAIN and
OWNERS OF BARGE MARY ANN.
rhrsh No. q, 457. F. W. STUDI.EY
THE SAME. No. q, 49, AN'DW.
OF Orleans FAB2E VS.. THE SAME. No. 81 4S3.
, VIRTUE r. 1f a writ Of fieri facias to me
rsas: for the PT Of Orleans will proceed sell public
o'clock n at the New Basin, opposite Liberty street.
THE BARGE MARY ANN.
Seized in the above entitled suit
TEltMS-Cash the spot. ...
MIS- VIM c. QuTRK, Constable.
| PREMIER CoUR DE JUSTICE P. W. McGUIGEN vs.. LES
Propretaires ct Capitalize de la
de Ia licrle MARY ANN. No. 2I45T
f. W. STUDLEY IS. lie meme
parosse d Orleans. No. 2l45S AND'W FABRE VS..
lie meme No. 214SS
I'm VERTU DUN writ de fierI facias a moi
Ia addresse Honorable D. F. MITCHELL Juge de Paix
pnroissc d'Oreans, je proctlera vene public LUNDI
lie q de 1856 midi NouYeile Bassn de Ia rue
Liberth-
LA BERGE MARY ANN ct apparel, etc.
Sas dams l'atfaire cdessus.
DlTI0NS-Compant.
mls Std WILLIAM Q. QUIRK, Constable
NENIENT, PLASTER, etc-4oOo bills very superior
" Cement for eserns for sale by
ALFRED KEARNBY
mi3 Il Magazine street.
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SUGAR. receipts have been rather heavy, ni prices
have given way le though the market has been animated
during greater part of the week The sales about
$500 hd including 1900 taken yesterday prices closing the
range Of figures, as follow:
Inferior to Common 4l5GzS Prime and Choice 7S3S
Fair TO Fully Fair 7801I59 Clarified and Refined,
| Weeks receipts 1873 hhds-Exports, li0I.
N0fASSES This article has been in fair request of
the week with some uctuatiou in the prices and have
tced sales Of 1000 bbls mostly S4c for Fement-
ing 3 for Good to Prime occasionally 36sc q gallon
| for Choice lots.
| Weeks receipts, 9,247 bbls-Exports, 259.
FLOUR. The market gave way little in the early
part week. and buyers for export forward pretty
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Shipping Jntelligtntt,
SATURDAY, March %, 1856.

SATURDAY, March -, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Shin Dictator Shaw for Iiverpool j P Whitney eco
Ship Nesper Vesper, for Liverpool BAXTER Lowell eco
Bark Fanny, Watts, for Bordeaux, Crcevy & Farwell
Bark PrimA Donna (irit) McGrath, for londonderry
Hoghon, Rankin eco
Brig May Queen Jackson for PHILADELPHIA G W Hynon eco
Bri. WIN Clark Sampson. for Havana K GahuZlc &co
Scir Mi.la Schiller Wilson, for Brazos and Point Isabel
SoutEmuyd Il Harrison
Sclr Red Fox, Bethel for Tanpico Codcnbow Lcspare
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship MaEla Ward ste5eT from Liverpool 2sd J"raay to
Ship Cnrnac peveeauT from Liverpool 10Th January, toll
Ship Meonlsh psndeon 20 days from Boston, to W Dewey
Ship Admiral 1;rjn McBorn, from Liverpool lh january
Bark Sherwood, Hall from Liverpool 18th January,
Bark Leopold swe,le) Ostersom Bordeaux 18th jana
Bark F Ey to TSi'eF Ns ai5iTis from Londonderry to
Bark Sarah Bridge Ballard, % days from Boston, Ven
Bark Ashle Palmer, from Glasgow sh January master
schr cpoa days from Braaos st Jaso, to Goldenbow Les
sehr m Mason Staples ys from callou Golden
sehr A sIT ,f rom coast si d Ft
ScIr {ien Washington, Weston, from Pearl Rivcrrasn.
Ssr e s n RS An nar to loS p
ser hman@ ss WIFI from
Schr Bellerophone, from Biloxi-Basin.
Schr Alert, Lo ley, from Fngnerre-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Sodoain Wilson, from Minden.
Lone Star, Smith, from Jefferson, Texas.
DIR Hatey, Dugns from Iockpor.
s.: Charles App'esEats, from Jsas a on?
Cuba, lIeirn, from Mobile.
Amanda, kisher, from Jefferson
Towboat Olivia, Palmer from the passesowed down and
the llh inst, barks Essex and G Hill. and brig
\dm Gras-'F0"ght up ship Martha Ward and bark
Towboat unus Bcebe Andrews from the passesowed down
and s s is sa as up a ship
bark Fanny and scfr VIM Mason.
Towboat Herlcs Lapace from the Passetowed down and
TO the 18th inst, ship Glencairn bark Uncle Sam,
P e sha ss e nn s chpe
Towboat Whitney, 1ieaean from the Passes-towed down
and to the 18th inst ship Mortimer Livingston, bark
Della Chaplin and brig Consante-brought up ship Noon
light and bark Achilles.
Towboat Conqror Brown from the Passe-towea down
to On h % ih inst Md5s, WIN IS, sker and soES
up ship Admiral and bark Sherwood.
BELow-CoMING UP.
Ship Cicero, Loring from Liverpool 18th January, Rob
insOn
Ship Adirondack Taylor from Glasgow 11th January.
Ship Sias Holmes, Griffith, from New York. TO Cohen.
MEMORANDA.
nsT"ship Zoboah and bark Morning Star
14h inst.
LIvERPooI-shp Dictaor3325 bales cotton, % lls to-
bacco.
LIyERPOOI-Ship Vcsper-456l bales cotton 1000 sacks
LONDoNDERRY-BarkP rima Donna-6soe bags corn, &
bbls -four 3Sl0 snves.
BoRDEAUX-Bark Fannys6S bales cotton 80 bbls moas
ses, 3Ul0 slaves.
HAVANA-Brig VIM Clark6l1 ties and 90 ties lard 100 Dbl
pork $50 alow 70 50 kegs butter IT hams
ck soda ash b osin 70 SKIS bran 50 cs bisuphate of lime
| 5000 feet lumber 10000 staves
| PHILADELPIIIA-Brig May Qneer-390 bales cotton, Dc
wool do snake root 76s bbls oSse 659 dry hideR IN
| empty barrels
| BRAzos AND POINT 1sABEL-schr Minna Schiller!
hh tobacco 600 bbs -four $40 SKIS co 10 hbs OIL 20 bNs soa
| and sundres.
TAMPICO-Schr Red Fox-375 bulls -four, 81 tons coal o
bb tar hams 10 bbs potatoes II bNs cheese 80 900 shin
giles 5000 feet lumber, 200 pkgs sundFies.
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CATTLE III AR Z EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, March q.
The market during the past week heavily supplied with
Sheep Veal Cattle The stock of Hogs reduced,
with moderate supply Of Cows Fine Western Beeves
mostly scarce and our quotations well maintained
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IMPORTS.

LIvERPOOI-shp Ocean PearSl and 2sl bls steel
A Rbbb &co-lS Norton &co-22 do W Yio
lett &co6l do csk do Moore &co49 and cks do
no Gauche crates and casks do Huntington Wadel2
linen GrahanlS2 bdls iron Rogers Where-1Tb
do Presey Bel05 do do 100 bars do Is bN tin plates Shark
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BeOieu Of tbe N(arhtts for I)ast dUeek,
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp'street, I
Sni,trLlnl 1. M0rui,iEr Atinla % lA5E {


Saturday Morning, March %, 1856.
The supplies Of Western Produce continued liberal
scale during the week. and increased business has been
done i'll articles though generally lower prices. Flour
Corn, Wheat aud kinds Of Provisions have declined
though better dcmld has prevailed generally Tobacco has
arrived freely and there has been animation in the
market, while prices have renied full Cotton has been
remey dull nearly all the week; and the rates have ruled in
of buyers Sugar and Mosses have fallen off in prices
though good business has been done in those staples Coffee
has continued active, and the have improved Fregh
have been dull owing to the stringent views of spmasters and
business in Exchange has been restricted by tile high
demanded by drawers of Foreign Bills.
We yesterday morning published the Perhia's accounts
embracing Liverpool dates to the S Instant week later
the Arabia's avces They report sales of g. 600 bales Of
Cotton Liverpool during the week preceding the steamers de-
parre prices being represented in circulars rmer
md in others easier the closing rates however, showing
steady narhe The quotations given at 64 for Fair Or
leans; IL 6 for Nling Orleans; 6 for Fair Uplands and
5d for Mlling. Beadstufs quoted at decline, and
Consols n slight advance in the rates.
COTTON The heavy business in Cotton Thursday and
Friday of last week, embracing 500 bales left only mocr
supply the market for the operators of Saturday. but
with the sales of that day embraced about 1900
bales prices Monday rather poor assortment
Offering, aud although there appeared to be demand,
only $500 changed hands during the day The market
quiet Tuesday and Wednesday, ind barely 5000 bales
purchasers during the two days prices being easier
orally showing decline of about 3
ID. Thursday the Persias arrival announced early in
the day. demand followed resulting in sales of l.! $50
bales the previous day and yesterday about
$1,000 sold about the of quotations.
king business of the week 40 800 bales We quote
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There is change in the general nncnrrcnt market All
issue of the Banks named below readily purchased the
quotations affixed Uncurret coin has been very quiet this
only small Offering few struggling lots Of MeN
dollars have been purchased, Mt lQt13.
The annexed prices those Of H. B. Merel & Co., Camp
|
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LEGAL NOTICES,

~ {cry days rom ts date viii apply ae Second Dis
JULIA, 4 mnlntress, aged about sixteen years. ~
New Orleans, March Il, ls56.-m22 iin39i N>'>'''
A Wis est par l. present donnie tiedans
signe tsra application IL Second cor District de IA Nou
obehir emancipation de escayc LA
une mulatresse agee dcnyron Ii ans ~
Nouvee Orleans lie Il de mars 1856 n22 it in BOD
SECOND DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, David LORD Ramlett has petit
w toned the court for letters Of administration
Notice hereby given to ali Whom may concern to show
cause within ten days why The prayer of the said petitioner
A. DREuX,
mis- q &c Deputy Clerk
DEUx1EME CoUR DE DISTRICT DELLA Mile. ORLEANS
A T"FENDU que David Lord Raalett n pre-
dadmnistraOn la succession de eu George W Nelson, de-
ss .svs
ne serait pas lait d Ia dite petition
Par ortlrc de Ia
mls22 Dtputt Grefier
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, Charles Dc Ciloiseul has pc
Notice is hereby given 10 III whoa ii nay concern, show
Isy order Of The Court.
mis- q Il Deputy Clerk.
DEuAlEME COuR DE DISTRICT DE La Mile ORLEANS.
A TTlNDU que Gas. De Choise,gl Presentc
petition Ia letet robten les letl1es de
ce lii succession yacante de feu W. H Nixon DECIDE ntes
Avis est par lie present donnie que pen
cerner avor deire sous dix iou:s les risons les
quelles NJ serait pas uit drot Ia dite petition.
Par ordrc dc la
A. DREUX
mis- 26 Deput6 Greifer.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.- - STATE TAX
Collectors Office for the First District of the city of New
Orlcansre undersigned Collector Of State Taxes does here
by notify all persons indebted 10 the State for Taxes for the
year 1855 and those for Licenses for the year 1856 within said
First District call 1T Office No. u City Hail. third story
and pay the within the time prescribed by law.
Office hours-9 y. NJ to 3 T. NJ
ms cot THOMAS AsKEW, Collector.
A Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DU
N collector dc tnxcs Fiat pour premier district de la willie
de ID Nonrce Oreans-e soussgne collector de Fiat
dome avis par lie present o ceux Gui dcven des taxes
pFAt Panee 1855 des de licences
1856, dams les im,es du dit premier district dc venir NOR
bureau No. 2G City Hail. trosGme etage payer les de
taxes sans lie deili present. In lni, de A. NJ 3P
ms 2l THOMAS ASkEW, Collecprr
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WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASED SCHOONER OF
w 10 or ll tons burden, for which, good bargain will
given in Lands situated in Texas. Address SCHOONER,
This office, appointing interview. MIG 1T
WANTED TO PURCIIASE-TiIREE DOUBLE
w Flue High Pressure Steam Boilers in good conditoa5
70 10 feet in length and ~ inches in diameter. Also High
Pressure Steam Engine w0ut Boilers Of 10 horse
Giving exact description, price and terms, address H. Box
L, IL New Orleans Post Office. nl4 e.
HTANFTEiD--DOUBLOONS, BY
w ms BARELlIf d CO., No. 81 Common
yNANTED-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
w ing French in all It's branches, desires situation either
in The best references capacity and
habits sven if required Address b. mt this Office mi
yATANTID-AS SITUATION AS BOOK-kEErER, BYA
w young who furnish the best references both in
this city and Mobile. As he claims be thoroughly compe-
tent will liberal SALARY. Address J. p NJ Crescent
office. fc20 If
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FOR RENT,

1A FOR RENT. THE THREESrUKY BRICK
fEiSore, No. ITO roydras Apply the premises.
EIl fel4 If
reA FOR ESENT'-A TWO, STORY FRAME HOUSE
T with ten Magazine between Richard and
EG Orange Streets TO good tenant the will be low.
Apply 10 e. b. DUNCAN,
tet I'm EXCHANGE Place and Cnsmnhouse streets
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TOBACCO The arrivals have been considerably larger and
the begun show little animation, but the
receipts only partially sampled the sales yet moderate
Up yesterday morning about AGO hhds had been sold as fol
low: 60 hhds \. and r. Sac round at SSlS, at 9Q9
6 Mason County ut about l0, II at Is At &C. ut IA IL A.
and r. lots, round Is A. and Il R. at &c round
Refused hls 9c Sc A. and r. Mt ll16 ll2 in two
lots, and Old Crop at 71&Sc 2 ID. Yesterday the
market quite active and the sales reached 25 hs, of
which Refused ut 61$c 80 at &c, II A. and r. at &c roun Is
at * IA II II ia, 43 ut and 10 at I5ic Il ID.
The market continues firm. aud we quote as follow:
Factory Iugs 55l6t4
Planters lugS ;biHg
Inferior Common. q
Choice Selections .S+atIluts
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cottol-bales Tobacco-hhds.
Received since ............l, 4oo2ll 7,l76
- yesterday. 33l7 81 o
-, +03, 55S = 1920
l444,095 lS,9i5
Yesterday ,,,,... 1886 81
-l,l401S4 -l607I
3o3.9l 2S74
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vNTrNEs, COFDTALs and HITTER s. II \! s
wv Imperial Cabinet VeE1enay and Anchor CHAaEPAGEg
choice Mddea Port sherry Glet Hant
tin and Muscat Auisette Aaascino Quraeoa Gore
hagen Cherry Coral; Gugnoet; Sea6ac. Rokes Bits
nil 81 i. w. CoELER, III Common streets
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- TREASURER'a OFFICE, J
City Of New Orleans March 4 1856
GsP~Vhe public arc hereby notified III ut this
Department Is prepared 10 issue licenses professions
for the payment of claims against the city. =
m5 ADAM GIFFEN Treasurer
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DA111NT SEWING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
- with Beef Pork Mutton and Veal Sansases Tripe, and
every thing in the hnicheri line Barrels half barrels
Choice Corned Beef order for Cabin Family Use
at Stall No. 2 POYDRAS MARKET, by
AUGUSTUS C. MERKEI.
N, B.-Stennboats and Ships supplied Of
Stock, such fresh milcl Cows Hogs Shouts Pigs, Sheep,
Goats, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, etc matt
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The pIay being and adaptaa ffFm
Paris, Published by the Enifad sSssss
Miss .ansaaaled has
This lady and Cincinnati
binding for SIX in estfais ge
repetition Of III fT
weeks in city and four FTeeks IN the osfer
g CAMILLE will be presented at the GAIETY
with New Scenery, Dresses, Decorations etc, o
character embracing the first talent 81 the Company
adjunct render the play popular in New Orleans
triumphant in every city which Miss Heron
tanned the character MI If Is
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WITHIN
~ forty days from this lnte will apply to the Second Dis
trict Court of New Orleans for the emancipation, of
JULIA, 4 mulntress, aged about sixteen years. .
JOHN G. COCKS.
New Orleans. Mnrch Il, lSsi.-maa iin,na
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Martitular NotitGs.

HT~ Arrnasedion Lectures Repeated. -Ry
the Unanimous request Of those who heard these Lectures Ct
Odd Follows, Halt they will be repeated WEDN ESDAY,
FRIDAY aud SATURDAY NIGHTS March 49, q and o. At
LYCEUM HALL.
Their Object is show from simple discovery Of principle
of interpretation the United States and its glorious history
predicted Bible. 1t IL said by who the
Lectures that the people Of New Orleans only understood the
character Of the Lectures, Lafayette Square would hold
crowds that would attend them Let patriots hear them
EST"Sngc tickets 90 cents: 81 for the MIG At
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rENyVIBILL Is ATTKEN, las FILTERS, No. 70 ST.
Charles street, New Orleans, keep constantly
large Of Chandeliers, Pendants Brackets, Pillars
Pine and Fittings OF all kinds
large assortment Of Parlor and Cooking STOVES and
CRATES
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus gas rosin
to which they invite the attention of Sugar Planters.
THLOuR-1O0 bbs superfne landing, for snle by
+ milo S. Il. KENNEDY 4 CO., 20 Poydras street.
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! P. W. MCQUEEN vs.. LES
Proprietaires ct Capitalize de la
} BcrEe MARY ANN. No. 2l45T.
f. W. STUDLEY VS.. lie meme.
No, 2Il5S, ASD'W FABRE VS.
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A RMORY HALL-Now OPEN
IL HANINGTOES
'@ Celebrated I m ens>e XXX
DIOR Il MI G p a " o r Il II a

SEBASTOPOL,
...- AND HALAEoFF.
Amid the deafeung EXPLOSIONS of the mines rolling of key
and booming OF together with the urid glare of tho
burning city, producing effect be for.
gotten. F. Z
E6@Doors open IL, commencing at O'Clock. 80
Admission, 50 cents Children, . cents.
IA - DAY EXHIBITION
On WEDNESDAFSaud SATURDAYS, ut Il o'clock for TIC
accommodation of Ladies and Children.
ESsSo performance Sundays.
NysSeats be 10 to felS
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Iunnaro Il 0tornbnra.
Carriages. Harness. &C.

VTNHE subscribers have now on hand a
J. splendid assortment OF Carriages and
Harness, comprising every variety, to
which the attention Of purchasers is invi-
ted
We also manufacture to order, and re-
pair all kinds of Carriages, IN superior
manner Plantation Wagons, Carts. Wheel
aud Dirt Barrow made to order, and kept
work m,dc aud repaired.
A full assortment Of Iron. Iron Axles,
Springs and Trimming materials, on hand
Tor sale. Also Plantation and Wagon
Harness.
Planters and others are invited TO exam
me our stock, before purchasing. At the
old stand corner Church aud Main street
lan-26ly w +. TUNNARD x CO
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-17
NOTICE..

HAVING purchased the interest of Dr..
ii r. II. Day in the Drug Store Of Wad-
dill Il Day, and resumed business upon my
own account, my old friends and patrons
are informed that, feeling thankful for
PAST FAVORS, | claim their custom for
the future.
The same attention heretofore given to
the careful selection of PURE DRUGS
and the sc,upuIous regard had to the dis
pcnsng them. will, hope, secure me an
iNCREA SEQ SHARE of patronage.
mar 2J II. L. WADDlLL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-17

MARSH'S Improved Elastic Sns-
1N pendcr Shorlder Brace, the object
of which is to correct habitual s'ool,n@
round and crooked shoulders, weak back
and chest, and to preserve that erect aud
graceful position which is indispensable to
health and beauty; it is adapted 10 Men,
Women and Children OF all ages, occupa
tions and conditions: it is light, yet strong
perfectly elastic, simple, and beautifully
lulfls the object designed. For sale by
Oct1. WV. BoGEL. Druggist,