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BARNESVILLE
ltEnssi.cnl Institute,

" 'dE fall session of the: above named Insti-
/ tuition will commence on
g. Monday, August 4th, 1856,
an continu4 FOURTEEN WEEKS. Every care
is taken to afford to You've LADIES and GEN,
TLEAEs. the means of acquiring a thorough
and MATHEMATICAL
education. ~
Special attention is given to those wishing
to qualify themselves as teachers. Young gen
tlemen wishing to study
Surveying and Civil Engineering,
viii, it is believed, find here, superior oppor-
tunities, as the propretors have procured all
the MATHEuA ATlCAL INSTRUMENTS necessary y
for fel tpraetices EH T.
tSs For particulars. see Circular. @
ss----5--a---s~--.~-S S. DAVENPORT,
July 2, 1856. J. I. THOMPsoN.
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M i ce / | aneous.
MONROE HOUSE,
! WOODSFIELD,l OHIO.
THOS. K. DAVIS, Proprietor.

TNliE proprietor of the above named well
L kno~n AMI popular house, begs leave to
remind the public that it still merits and MAIN
taiils its old reputation. He has recently made
extensive and costly improvements, ami is bet
ter prepared now than ever heretofo.e to adj
minister to the comfort of his patrons. He
promises that no Hotel in the town shall give
better accommodations for the same lnouey. 9
'.5~ THOMAS K. DAVIS.
N. b. Especial care taken Of horses.
/ March %, 1856. E. s.S.s So.
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COVERT. EFT AND CARPET
se.Tl syVEAVIHTG.


1sHEnn lersignri is engaged in weaving CeV
1 ERLETS and CARPETS Of every style and
variety. & FiEsss.s7-5e. 5s = esif;y sst,s :
He has two looms, one of which weaves two
different figures, and theother sight. as foloFs;
8 philadelphiasB Beauty, 3eilsville Wreath,
Beauty of the West, Lady's Fancy, L
1fas SIS Gentlsman's Fancy, Highway 20 -
Frs Bloom, Cranberry Vine, sE vTsss{ 1.
lts Ii sxif Farmers Choice, g M
Enterprise, and North Star. IS 4.
The last eight are woven with seam, and
the first two without seams. >
3 Either double or single Coyerlets woven on
the shortest notice. fstrs s'G5.a.ss.s
X Those having no. chain can be supplied by
the undersigned. The following are his terms
| Coverlets,5 per pair, $500 or 2,25 each fo,
three or more coyerlets--all woven, without
seams. pets--Common 10 cents per yard,
double chain II cents per yard.
g.s CHARLES BRrNER,
|. MhroSssrReH, June rs, 1885.
N. B.--coloring done in the best possible
style. 6m.
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Blank Deeds and Justices
Blanks for sale at this, office.
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}ls',tb's Department.
For the .Spirit."

s@ - For the aSpirit.''
ERnATA.--In S. A. G's solution to DIS
problem of the lth of Jnue, read 223
=zssoiics kss aeidas Of The ditch.
- S. A. G.
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p The law 81 Coz stlndasioa is SO simple

=, a ;l,,, Is ef,S SirnnIp
The law OF 1coa.sn 80. - s. -,
fhatt thisstable might EASILY ee collssn1su
sss'tss'ss w. les
- S. - ecesssv;s
e - - -. arc.
$3.50 a;s;s;an,ha aannm;a.tors into
- - - 49, -
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Z El. q
il good request ptices and sales Of % casks
at for shoulders az Ribbed Sides and 1oe FOR Gear
80 Of Clear Sides at 1917 and Is Of Ribbed in lots at c "
Lard rs Prime sold at and 40 a. VIC No..
YAGGTNG The sales embraced 1qFbales lndls at iSsc
and lot atl4c q yard. ri IS e. -, "a.
HAY. The sales Of Western we're at $zs 5osA t. ION
In Hatboaty I. S4% 49, -, -
COFFEE transactions confined to about 700 bags
Or which go Rio 5 and co lasuasfa az izs
~ ID. itnq% [....5.t - M .,5t
q SPIRITS TURPENTINE....Th The rates were tending up
ward and lot Of los bbls werekold at 2 gallon cash
WHISKY The market was heavy with sales OF IVY DDS
Ordinary Rectifed at 23c; 200 Raw es ana VV ~ 1Hs z
gallon. -9E x LID. VI ,l :. :
FREIGIITs ship was taken for Liverpool at "a ior
Corn and two or three small lots Of Cotton were shipped IN
American vessels to that port at Nd.g h. anil %
EXCHA NC Es The market was still Grner and we now
quote: 81 ~ ny. ae@ T.. III
c t z9l09zs and 1G95s
Francs 4 90 dol dis
New York Sxtyday Bills Y ct. a.S
New YORK .Pa''Ss Pi'i
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. The receipts light and
the rmer Sales of 500 hhds Sugar 7c for
Fair Fully Fair and of 700 bbls Moayses 5s for Or
dnsry and 35}S@3S and 36Sc for cod 10 Choice lots
FLOUR The demand limited, with sales of 200 bbls
of which 400 Indiana lots, at s. l2S6 90 300 St. Louis
Planters So and 700 Fine, Unbranded at S. @$5 30
~ barrel. y
GRAIN, Corn in fair request with sales of about
1900 Sacks including $50 Mixed at 46c 1900 mostly White in
lots at the and 400 at 49, 1900 Yellow also
at 4sc "A buse OF Oats 900 sacks disposed of at 4@
42c . bushe OF Bran $50 sacks brought Csc q 100 ID
PRoyISIoNs..P WAS tirmer owing 10 the favorable
accounts New and the West and 900 to 900 bhls
uninspeced Mess were solo, lots Sic q Dbl. That price
was however, refused another lot Of 800 bbls Bacon
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ARCADE. Deavurr, Wood City, Texas; stoop,
s s9 y eS ok Ksss om
Hes, Fort Adams GOV Eavans, Phladelphia " Greene
j Daniels, ycksbug slas Sutherland u w Bnneleck, P
Coupee. 5 ID 81 e -tE sg s-it42sNi.
ICITY-J b Lea Franklin; James G Patterson, D. Mon
tan, Baton Rouge Wm kirkwo9d kopper Mississippi;
MG The c ssTF T e sa
Hiss; secor Moblc NJ Fuller Louisiana; Scott and lady
Ms 5S S fGpes Fls ashso
senlIy Coy Roane Bonill Ark G " HieSs Natehez;
Sam Pesbiss, co + Slater Q; dso E5yn Pl!ia;
Harris n OFT Bore, All: A yryz Russell kerr
Sneed, KY James Marks Caddo PARISH Rsgin Clarksyle
Thompson Morris Dangerfed; BTslsear 7 lrasLee5
Beaaf; Psiss Clinton WINS Jackson, Miss; Vim Hearsey
Bayou Sara; s Gondrom, Point Coupee t.77l ., s.
ST CHARLES. johnson, Jeerson NJ Brazier, Thomas
G;Wn L Hunter nashville !; j Notte Tenn Heron,
and serY; " sDonne and sen, John Turner, Ala "
Hin and Texa JoIGs,9 Ala Turner Turner lady,
Sam @ eG ssss r. nfk restfr e. ;s Ill., S
b9Siff ara s & snn Mar.
eombe Waterproof Dsnl Pratt = A Crawford Al ~ koGth
e; facose, Tenn i Il Grani, Ga swan, Miss
MeEIrall, Warrenton 4 Beatty IhbodanT; 7 Morgan
Lander baker s. Louis L Baird Rogers, Hop
k9sye Baird Il Herbert and syts Mrs Herbert rte end
Brone 1S saeon an nq Non1bs as
and ldy q Mis- GreeRs sosy Ga Il
" Baton Rouse; " Sims DR. ! Peacock, Miss; sexton
SIT Koppe!I Chapman Miss Il Adams Gine; i TOD
Rouge o A Myers, Fa. ~
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From the Mobile Price Current Of the ls have the follow

ing g. az, b. go IN
Again the Bgbee and Warrior rivers to first
though exists pretty fair inquiry most
Prices have undergone several bacon
Sides Candles Coffee four pork salt and whisky favor OF
buyers and bacon shoulders molaSses and lime IN Of sell
show a increase over of the week previous Prices
ceded but on yesterday rallied from the point from which they
fell Large additions shipping have given to treghts
dropping tendency but the handling of the cargoeS brought IN
Continues warm and vegetation OF all descriptions growing
rapidly. E..S
BY the arrival of the steamer Washington Mt New York VIC
have the following the English markets from the New York
Times The accounts Of breadsus decidedly of the most
unfavorabe nature: y. .,.5 -,
Further considerable depression breadss is noticed in the
report Tuesday, March rs from Liver pool compared with the
previous day. reported by the steamer Asia Wheat
3d. -four Is and Indian Is 3D. The range OF
3ls Cd the quarter of $50 lbs With the eXcep
ton of the wheat the entire AIDE much
depressed Indian stated be influenced by the undi
abundance and cheapnes of potatoes i'll Ireland and
knowledge that large American supplies OF corn were at
The weather in the agricultural districts was n anu
France the Of the growing from
of late extremely favorable, and vegetation likely to be SIX
of last The funds the London eS-
change 9 fraction dearer than by the previous
report They closed less firm Tuesday, owing to the delay in
Paris The French funds quoted 7245 to 2o the hnn
tendency decline The continental exchanges
slightly favor London The market without
uuotabe change few bills taken below the bank
Several Australian gold arrivals reported amounting
81 0O and another ship the Backwal about due
like amount The price of keeps In Paris and
people disposed limit their operations until the
bank reduces the Of discount At Rouen and Lyons some
activity prevailed and it is stated that transactions would BE-
if the late rise in the OF gold did no
deter purchasers from laying in large stocks.
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buchanan ksoBlsshe I EeannontJT EonaleBootts &c
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: | lard &co-order. &c = - &,ss
as Per schr Imogene, I'm New Yo1-W Tredenbnrgh &co
. I Adans-C Boye-Frelsen, Stevenson &co-D Kellam-N
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Horre Gayle &co-Adans' ExpressAf Miller n Il Bowl
Henderson Terry &co-zenecke--JH Ashby-Go ldsnith
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McCraeken-C T Buddeckc COB Dryer-.A Whiting
4 y Nagle-W W Crane sco-E Hart &co-J o AeGhee-
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{ Singing gldtlligeate.
MONDAY, April Il, 1890.
CLEARED SATURDAY. h. 3sO

'''l 71 80 - 4" - b Jennings I.aug hland &co
steamship Mexico swless Galveston and Indianola
Chi, rrrnounIain Dudley Liverpool, CIV Hynson eco
si,;rps t1anro Cnatrick IiyernoOl j P Whitney eco
yShipp shaksneare Hacue Bremen w Baxter Lowell &co
i'af ''ai aso'ss"' ' 11ttS " Pr G Meeker eco
5e,, Zealand Framhes ph;iadelDhia = = j H Bass
Sehr Victor;a Myers AnalachicoIa G D Metcalf eco
Sc Tr.ns;t Chanel knaIachicoa Goldenbow LespHrre
Schr Walter NJ Tapkin, Pensacola, Jno IInrey geo
Schr Wilma peIfour Mobile - CIV Newton eco
S Rasar Therra Mobile n,.1.f CIV Newton Geo
Sch Sea Horse No 2, Labarde, Mobile, Newton eco
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GoABT-schf Hope hlds sugar bbla naolasses
To order. Y W. VI sesis
coAsT-schr Gaseref ssl hads sugar 100 bbs 70
Roman Eernion. s4 &g5 gg VOW u NJ 4 Ss fs s3
GoAsT--sleop II Iona ~ hhds sisar ts,orders p
Il FEATBo4Ts.
KEETue beet bushels eats, 800 dy I'VE % s.
" RWenz-ist dFtriet ut @i t54
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Bebieu 1T the WarAtts.

MONDAY MORNING, April. 81.
demand appeared be much less active and
general Saturday, operations being checked by the still fuller
prices claimed by factors and the sales of the day confined
$500 bales The Irregular but the enden
cy the market decidedly upward though for the present
W repeat our last figures:
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IMPORTS.


steamshp Amees-Ts bales cotton to- %
peas Redgi Roberts Il Terri-2 bXs mdse MOrton eco
is do leaf tobacco Bennett Geo. bales domeslcs
Wyche &co-2 bgs waste ] Xose & Bros -. 1,n,.o
Luckett-7 hhds and cask earthenware BRIDGE ran
co- cask earhenware 5 craesdo Motion &co-5 casks
bales shoe thread johnson kc4-s6 crates ea5h
plate csk earhenwAre cases and DIS steel
1926 SKIS salt to order. .-.
BOsTON-Shp Austraa-4O tons hay j P Whitney eco.
NEW YORK-Ship Pacifc-Assorted merchandise.
NEW xORK-Ship Cabinet-Assorted merchandise.
NEW XORK-ship Kitty Sampson--Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Schr Imogne-AsSorted mdse.
BOSTON-Ship Nile tons ice to A W Bosworh &co-
and assorted merchandise
Observation-Disclosures Harward-Assorted mdse.
IIsBOS-Ship Colchis-Assorted merchandise
ARANSAS-Sctr Troy-19S hides bdl skins A Britton-9
bxs3 bbls ka mdse Harris L Morgan.
PENsACOLA-Schr Marhi bales cotton to order-65 COO #
lumber Z W Dorr. ..... .........
BAY ST LOUIs-schr schr Belone20 cords wood 10 order
BAx ST LoUs-schr Belerophon-3O cords wood to order
PAsCAGoULA-schr Delphine-28000 it lumber to Evans
& Ridgewoy. ...-..
BAY ST LOUIs-Schr Necessity-2O0oo # lumber A
Sandford ..
HORN IsLAAND-schr shepcrdess-90O bbls sand to Jno
Stewart. s5.lsl ..... ,..
COYINGTON-Schr sI.agrange-50o bbls sRdd to order.
ANTE RIvER-Sctr New Plan-40 cords wood 10 order.
ANTE RIvER-schr Tigrees-5o cords wood TO order.
BAY ST LOUIS-schr Independence-S0 cords wood to
order. % -
LAKA MAUREPAs-Schr 4lct-20,O00 shingles 10000
slaves Il J White. .......,. le.5s5..
MoBJIE-sreamer California; bales cotonto Redg, Ro
terts Terri5 do osnaburgs Seaman Peck &coo hf bxs
tobacco z three ar Wills RaTlin &col do bales rags
! hhdo supplies Geddes-1 buggy Oakley Hawkins,
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EXPORTS.

NEW Notwithstanding Empire Cty-1A2 bales cotton S4
bbs flour N pork Is bales SKINS 20 do and 81 pkgs
Edse
l. INDIANOIA AND G ALVESTON-St Steamship Mexico-l0l0
bbls -four 1850 SKIS 100 aSgng 50 els rope oo SxS ~
cks bacon hbls whisky $50 do bread $50 do pork 0o bNs
soap, 400 do glassware 50 bgs coffee, 65 pkgs mdse
TIyERPOOL-Ship Trmountainsl0l bales cotton, 1870 SKIS
wheat.
IIvERPoo-ship Pequo-12s6 bales cotton 1888 SKIS
5000 slaves.
PREMIERSHIP shakspeareA33h alss cotton, SS hhds to-
bacco 80 bales jaap. 49,.
ELSINORE AND A MARKET-Bark saragossa-lo23 bales
cotton.
PHILADELPHIA-Sctr j Treland-3l7 bales cotton
APALACHICOIA-Sclr Trausit-l20 bbls flour bbls 4s7
bxs pork whisky, cks bacon 80 bb If hbs noas
scs cheese 10 do Is do soap IS bgs Coffee ~
bxs cnndles ..a
APALACHICOLA-Schr victoria-457 bbls whisky, bbs
flour bbs 70 M bbls molasses, bbs hid sugar, cks
bacon.
PENSACoA-Schr Wslter Moo SKIS 20 bbs molasses
30 do whisky, % do flour, 10 do pork 8 cks bacon
PENSACOLA-Schr ornet-25 bbs whisky, 50 do pork gu
bbs flour corn cks baeon 10 ties hams 50 SKIS o
20 bales hay. ..-. .... ,
MOBIIE-Schr EIma-sO0 SKIS oats 81 bbs whisky gin,
bXs bottles.
MoBIEscr Baear-245 SKIS bran e6 bbls -four 50 If bbls
molusses, $50 jugs oil.
MoBIE-Schr Horse No 25 bbs whisky, 439 ska hrH
500 SKIS oats 800 SKIS corll-
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SPOKEN.

BY Copt Soule of tho bark Dephos the 3st March, in lat
q 2 NJ Ion 81 46 W. whining bark Ellen Capt Hosord OF
Edgertown from the Indian Ocean-bound home full Of OIL
On the 10th inst Baize distant $50 miles, ship Brewer Of
New Orleans-bound Mobile.
By ship Carissa Bird the 31st March, British bark Peri
of St Johns B. 40 days out from Bordeaux for New York,
with of topmas and short provisions Supplied
her. On 10th April off the Isnacs ship Ben Bolt Capt oriug,
40 days Liverpool for Mautazaswshed to be reported
By Telegraph
NEW YORK, April ls-Arrved ship Atlantic Orleans
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THOMAs b. WINsTON,sT, 81 \ EsoI

For further lnlornatlon ms
SCI al f d tS r1LcHREs GooDRI CO.
rTHonrAs q. WINSTON, NJ
4 CITY, TOWN AND lTp couNTRY
For 's 1f Eofsas "
sass ais q q E a5asE Rsissfi pst'A,4
4dgaAtaass Of IrrestiRg ~ and aroad s. PduA dad
lie head q ts1 s
Ss.sai
gsia nisf haa eH1'eSs Hss 5
i The ss ss IN @
eLer as he future he gFss,
with great avd at far beyond the present rates Of lands
N Tie eS dai Gs arrivals at ST. from three
six hundred and the country Ming Up with settlers
b usllT ssisss g s
Minnesota States 5n Thsn
s
eoahr F spbss4 nd
y 6 9ns 'ls h sfeSf e
ana aware that is more messages Of this
speak e the Of the country s and s to Place
to the people Yet ghti which truth and Justice
shall be M IN f s Mdsn
good health and eracsd up to
s sntg a4e e as
s sSe IN
rapid growth Of favored Then
ss Ra tsa s IN, Hs t1 a
eniinsd It was them stated that population about @
sve thousand year has passed since that estimate based
Hs s!a,dss men S
Cd o ossf sS%
y mol han s nnd
Should this ratio # continue for or two YEARS
hadrsd and tho
bs Ff pnls ss
Such an increase would astoIsh the whole country as mch a
aS. ,hs n.
n the Ana sf sssS sa
late emigration TO homes in The Wsst When We reject
hs the s na
En- 5sse sasSs ssts
i hasy IN sng the sanaar future Which
sd ! ar
81 s ,SE tn @ ms
each o To
/ %eath ~ 'A'l s.e - .sl, : ~. r..
IS every Kin5te extensive pnsrss simplifying nbeT,s
sGPRff S
s sa
Pr s in propa
RfsdssSs % s sS19ss?S
&c P as nah ~
give energy. vgor and when arrive at manhood
7, KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE ,5 Is
There being no ysnry sinnesss @ ~ =
month twelve months improved Insured property
~ natnrty-interest payable sem nj
Can be located on good lands WE'VE fifteen
n o % &C. i'm lie
end two s the a 81 5
twenty % eT e
: actual settler. %
private after s the s.
quality &c offered il lie fall gssS ap
viii be 'h9 pest 10
aa an ia tn or sWg Ea
second hands, and large in cas-
~ sts5 Sasss ,,ss
Ss s@S ot o ?%ess = guRszS. ~ '' nv w.
16f For selling Land Two Gents per A.
For For I fSsetins Fifteen
Far 1 bnya a aSsfS x vicinity Of Towns
i For Buying Lots in Towns w p't %
Securities double the cash value Of ano
Titles are uudoube and abstracts always taken when p
na wssas which si si9sys profit Exchange lie
Cairo 5ss i oSs Il fts
FROM pH panlsi;l 10 ST Paul
tai, Price OF Passage Cairo to ST. Paul
REFERENcE.s sfssgE Il ss!aa
tai, William H. Avery Esq, Messss Beaos Shay Co, N
FOB. Orleans
ota Robert Campbell, Esq tiests. y a. henoist = ee,
:. Louis, Mo. - 49, NJ, - =. q.
~ 1n22 dlaw3tSW2ts l-tis -3s$72 ;5.s
sss n EMOyED.-w. K F. FRYER, INDIAN noGFo
IL has permanently located his aud Consultation
er- fec zoe Old Ieyee street betHssn and Espaa
enclosing IS post paid, will be putefualy attended To- and
@ cne with directions how 1t Of mail, fr
of POSTAGE sA .8.3l VII 49,, 7$y
R~Ohce hours from eocloee a. H. tE5 eiocA "a ~.
SUI New Orleans, La, 1855
N.B-Do not mistake my number and address. i gu
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CATTLE MARKET.

Es 5fs9- JErrERIos CRY, April 90 z :
Arrived 80 Mich cows l2i Cattle 4s3 Hogs 200 Sheep and
50 Calves and Yearlings. heavy supply Of Beef Cattle with
good supply other stock Prices are in favor
at quotations: -i -. 3
= PRICEs: 2aSs
BEEF CA1TLE-Western Fine and Choice. ...t.71sM3a
' Rough and Fair ..I5aHgoo
- I Ordinary
Attakapas, Texas, etc.. .-.'....-sea 20
r russ h iots SIS 50(t-
.'hA rhoi S ............... SO 0Gd56 50
MLCH Cows-Fine Kentucky NV.
Ordinary.
CALVES YEARLINGs 'So"ss1
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. FtIR$F0IR NIGHTS DNLYs 5sss
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IL ~ MExTCAN ITALIAN OPERA CORPS.
The lovely and brilliant Prfraa Uonna Sapranp,
= al .sIGNoK4 G0NsTAEzA 5fAN2TMf.s
4 y " ZIG NORA coRRdgL
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Tho Primo Baritone, 70 ss III
553fgS$ CIR AND G0ffGEIsTS
with aeeetions f1fn R0ssi, panSsf Verdi Mercadante,
c &c foIiosedh3 the 4th act Of To coueluIs
s with the "a 4ct Of JERUSALEM fBERATED.
&5stFhe Orchestra conducted by 1fr. r. Ssopsl.
Sn1-aaega Nighe Monday. enesday Friday and Saturday,
ga Price Gscle and Pafaueste 81 co.
secoad Circle, rs cents. 81! N 5
eaadro0n Private Boxes haye BEEN added. afnissisA
10 which will be 10 eents each
Doors o'clock Performance TO commence stI1s
a BOX opsa frSra 10 o'clock wten places 10
secured. es AL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

Baltimore is disehaIgins second
Congnees will please attend lathe receipt Of their goos on
tue evee Otherwise they will be stored their expense and
risk MS ..Ef .d9. ,a5 GEO.5W. HYNSON Il CO., ~, -
AL i7g IL, III n 81. E.rgl M 81 Camp street
from Boston, is dchargng her cargo opposite the MINT
himself known to The discharins clerk the heyee other
wise they will be stored at their and risk
AL t(IE+ GEO. w. HYNSON tCO., " Camp street.
gS@The Schooner A. IL. Crawford, Capt ain
Blacma Philadelphia is dischargg cargo ~ fGs
49, First District Consignees are 10 aen 70 ny
receipt their goods Leyee Otherwise they will be stored
All n tS5 sN GEO. W. HYSsoN& Co. 50 Camp st.
n7-T,he Consisnees OF the following goods
consigned Bark Bfoosa from Baltimore, 80 y
boxes Tobacco, marked D. Goodman III x boxes and 81 n
boxes marked Co.. 4l9 boxes Glass and hl Varnish
marked "A X will bring their bills Of adng endorsed, to
the dcarng clerk the Levee otherwise they will be stored
al >s- GEO. W. HYEsoN 4 CO.; 50 Camp st.