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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-oer D

Charles Stephens ind cited FOR tnurjer was arraigncd
hs morning but trial postponed TIL Wednesday week
THE. Jurors hned 25 each for non-sit"ndAnne
The Judge then called the civil calendar but no bug
ready adjourned Wednesday morning at o'clock notify
Ing the hst hereafter ready III Their "Tdcr would
20 Of for the
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slRROGATES COtRT-OCr 2e-Before A. w BRADFORD.
In the matter Of proving the VIII of Geo ~ T,uison.
The evidence closed in this case to-day, aud the
sour,i sumu.,d up
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UNITED STATES MARSHALs oFFICE-Ocrp
Iobn Rice Dennis WoOley and rhomss II u ,Icra,,
CoIyRT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

were arrested TODAY They charged with revolt aud mu
,snx on board the ship Hanna Crooker vov.r from
Esw Orleans 20 New.Sork which arrived the 25h Inst,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocr %-Bei0"
Lodi RrrT

Henrico Da Costa, charged with hitting out Tue
BrsAn having been surrendered into the custody OF the
Marshal By Mr. Burdck, Of his surces MI eroiA he
other surety, this morning exOncrscd from hs rcosN
Process has been returned in the Ponchta case.
WEINBERG Weeks file claim against the vessel j. NJ Fer
eirs and p C. AbrA portions of cargo AID j. +
DesAw Clearance Clerk the House for hall interest
snder the statute.
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Market. CARIFrLLr REPORTED FOR The rRIBusx.

IUEsDAY, OCT. 2,
sHESTbe market unsettled and rather for Pearls
SIS 4 " bis. 60 80 for Pots and e. o s9fOr Pearls.
s4l-Tstns . firm AZ g..
COTTON continues 6r. AID .ctye. chiefly span
reTs -nd speeulstos szaes to- lay Of 1900 bales
joined quotation e export since the 10Th has been Sc
bales 10 The following destinations: Liverpool Ids Glasgow
%; HsmbaIs ~; HaUe, ssi Antwerp, 80. We quote:
bHw-fosk cLassrIcArIoy
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.A, = Walters. Ne. 2. Oct a. lat 10 % lon y, =,
p hin Admirsl from Bremen for Baltimore 1Msnss
90 ~ In 81 "a Brit BRIG Lacretia from Hsvsns fo'
lad Lost b0wsput aps fore topmsst.
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-, ~, ,,,a,-a s,,,e rst Company Re'rver Md snpowei
- A.. 20 WITH the sale OF inc hou-"tn
~ - = IN Nos "a sad 80 Broadway formerly belonging
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,rs .,~ ,nn,r-a state. rsst Ssmpany kec'iyet an ~
- :, ~. S,.c,tsD gto the sale OF uf hoG--u'
~ 4. NJ 40 Brosdway formerly belonging
""~"N rtscrfr-Befo Judge DAVIS.
totrpcH NENBERs AT LOGGERHFtDs.
-. Eiryrv and Sarah Ann Kinney AT, Peter Edssil
m, nlaipt rs in thi. action charge the de eadsnt
f.,..y and ..ande accused them Of kee Tans
- M tIue Al "A caul +5G 900 damages The defendant
"a con, mi a~uisi and that whatever remarks he
A., kay. made deTosstoTy the plaintiffs made
m bcr Of ,be Chsch Committee Of the North Bersh Baptist
Church performance Of the duties laid upon him IN that
ap.ty 20 the purity Of the flock whereto both the
plDfs beensrd and that be had heard certain reports against
The PLAINTIFF good character INTO the truth Of which IL his
duty inquire.
Tho support Of the complaint rather
spoken FLANDERS proved other material sct,
except police had watched the panas house toe
Sef.BdAnrs suggestion.
The complaint thereupon dismissed sufficient not being
proven 20 constitute cause Of action.
~ VIM. Busted for plaintiffs; y Z Martin for defendant
SOMETHING IN HUSTIsGToS's POCKET.
Cbss. b. Hunting sst- Edmund C. StedmAn and a.
Action promissory note for go IL. msde on
18th Of April last by Mes.rs S'ednan Gaze az
the plaintiff by Nj w n L4throp, who are al laes &c
frnosnt.
The sets two deiensewant OF eonsdreon AHN
esury at the OF x25 " three months
nNerdot for the plaintiff for fall amount ,e,..
Leonard Hoffman for plaintiffs A. C. Ellis Tor deienoA''
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NV HrH ES$RS S5 S
Of sa alias S.. e 81, d:Ss
eanse will proceed sell public auction in The Ronnda Of
3as Sy s5$95f osssT
THY hs as An w he aiS
this city making part The plantation belonging to
5 asT a 3 esSr R9 'SeSn sr
in s d e sfG 's No. s
feet. pS e sa M EeHi 81 6 ~ g. s.
II inches and lines deep on the side dividing said lot from lot
No So and 80 feet inch and II lines in the act
PsIsss Ss''s a 0A"ps' n''"'s On Inc 'S' DAY OF August
described property viii be definitely aqdicaied highest
sredhs purchaser furnishing bond with good and soven.
o Re se n Sm s and
special ' 'l' s JosEPH n MuRTY
ms l0II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
CIsouEME CoUn DE DlsrR1cre JOSEPH PATuRzo w. La
De r GGRRRfs d Ne a%eo
TN VERTU dun alias writ de heri fRcias
SS saa %hsa'Erss
f1s 81 ksod o faai Is NE q 1
de G9qFjEfs s RSyTs s
v prte dc habson eVant appartenan a. H lowe
date Gu s sa
de ufen an, .Ga5s public es,te vile
pouss gne Avenue aaTigny sur Sc pieds de- pro-
s a sas g No so 5
terri 3 H. s. Ct 50 psds roucs St i Enes
en- cette Vile en- date du 81 aoit ISIS n9's pu'
CoNDITIoNs-Cee cree etant Ia seconde ct dernere la
rsopree cdesus deere seta Reimbursement adugee plus
credit SON bon Se on oa
ton a wee anSa bo5n n porn neEe au tux
yendue usqu'a parfa Placement.
m51OE21 Sheriff de la Pnrisse d'orleans
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B. 5. 20. z. !.
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

CITY ! pellaunty Tex; " z Sullivan city; John iiiI
Lee, Mrs Lee and In; II Lester and lady Cali Shell
ion, La; Ashford Mobile; Michl Seaman, Chicago
Rici EernilIion Rotlilone Mllikels 1iend ] Weens
Ras Miss X Ilea, G. II Rlea o Fshea N Wade, II G
CLANCY H Caarn, r Boone, a u Gray Branch w T
Moore Mrs Plche Pierce, Miss Pierce Mrs Smith, La = " Hill
bier, Miss CSlaugh;er Ky; Jean q Arnold, Miss Rob
ertson, Geo Iudspeth Morris, WasingGn DR. Henry
Miard, Miss Jackson Q Foster and Jas Henry and
lady Mrs II Murry Miss G Ieeke Salni tiilespe II
longs W Wilmington. " II Sasser i Tarreau W ilrnae
Marx, Ro;llweltz, Hurst, Hur i Asher La Alex
Swanson, Utica; d Mckmiay, Miss L r Jackson La Z +
Dwight, La
ARCADE. i " Grow, Texas; Seller Lexington; /.
Washhun, Miss; Smith, Terrebone Dr. Il Campbell, La:
TsBardy, Coumhus Miss; j F Gay Miss D. s Henderson,
Conn; + 4 siber, G Lee Davis Ea u Margey, O..
Rudd Conmha Ark; Jonathan Hughs Texas u Iilomp-
Fort Jesul Ia; J johnson, Napoleon, Ark; " Raan,
!.afourehe; II Webster, g Gowe, L b Walker, Miss; )
Smith, Terrehone' j Hanback, o.
ST CHARLES. R Trabae, Q; Il Hopkins, Miss ]. A
seytnere, Dubuque. Iowa; W ogere " og:iEic, Mon'
,qa { Car, Al Phillips, 81 Dick Keys, + Ebe;r9n,
Niss Il Rsh;on TerTebEs EsitypIaes Mobile; Dr. Cable,
Wooay, Ind; f TriPp. {; q 4 Prace and lady, y II
Wright Chicago Ill " Rankin, Liverpool Bent Ndble
T Il MADDOX II Alco Rapies W GugEns. Miss Nae
Husband, G y CHM la. BocbaE1, MSS Woodsenr ST
Joseph DR. Hayne, Miss Julia Dean Haync, ANS Anna
Dean u Nc1aven Mis-; Morgan, Carroll, G Nor
VILE lady and sister Memphis; N CDuEn, Nashville;
Smith and Indy; 4 a Williams, la; W Nolle. Mis-; 2 y
iiiud St Mnrys: Myers Ala; Henry ard lady ia
Maralus Glasgow
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SUGAR AND MoLASsFs. The receipts Of Sugar were
large, anu prizes way 1c with sales Of 1900 1909
htts OF Nolasses about A0 bbs sold 3436c II
gallon for Ordinary to Choice lots.
FLOUR There was fair demand and noticed sales of
500 bblF, including 1860 Ohio in at6 O 1000 Illinois
The same 500 st. Louis s. 62, 420 lots, Sc G26
SC IS 1900 Ezra 81 62s 800 s. IS and zoo private
GRAIN Corn good request, still easier prices
viii; sales q about 10 Q0O sacks, Of which 5000 Mixed and
White &c. $780, in two lots A. AIS 49, $50 the same,
1000 in several lots 46S ard 49, without inspection, 45a
4 tushel.. OF Wheat 1900 sacks Prime Red sold
81 40 and 500 Selected White a. 81 50 z bushe Oats
selling 494lc p busiel for S. Louis Of Bran 500
sacks sold in three lots the reduced of G2c
= 100 h.
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork embraced 400 bis, of
which $50 in lets GIG Mess Sl 50 NJ o. and Sll for
Rune and 80 bb,s Mess QighD SIS SO i Dbl
in fair request steady prices with sales of 10 casks Ribbed
Sides Sc 4S at the same and 81 Of Shoulders, in lots
64c 6 or Lard about G3G bbs and tierces Sold in
curg "a terces Prime at Sc 43 i'll two lots at the 40
Seare , S7 bbls and tierecst SIC for Prime, aud
for No. !, and 100 kegs, in three lots, al 931e q H.
RICE Prices rather lower and some 800 terces
sold, (part 10 arrive] 4. 4s6 q 424c u h.
SALT cargo Of 1857 sacks Liverpool coarse Sold
Tuesday SEC yesterday of 1900 also in half
heuched sacks, and full weight at the same price
ROPE. "A lot Of 100 coils Hand span sold at 94c
COFFEE The demand Sill active, and prices
higher The embraced Zoo bags Rio OF which 46l4
lc 100 The same go at III 100 at go at II and 81
Prime 4: 121sc q ID.
CANDLES We noticed sales Of about 400 boxes Star at
cl1 &c for full weight and &c 8 b for Light
EHAY..A lot of sos bales Western sold Tuesday,
S2I lcn reported errorcousy @ and 2l0 yesterday
SO a Is u ton. -
WHISKY The market frazer with sales of $50 bbs
ec.fed in lois at &C. and 40 Dctcrs at 3Gc gallon.
FRE1GHTS. Dull; nfraall vessel taken for Boston,
fer Flour and Corn shipped that port at ae
Cotton shipped Havrc at Sc and Whea: at 25c
and lots Of Flour to New York a, Soc.
EXCHANGES The demand was limited quotations:
Sterling. ]s@1OS1s and lGSs
Francs. 5f22}aq52l}9 dollar
New York siNtyday bills Q124 ct dis
Sight checks New York dis
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ARRIVED.

Ship VIM Writ souIe from Liverpool 18Th January,
Sd district IS.
Ship Grocer Hanton from Havre 10th January to Fos-
dck-2d distric: Is.
Shin Jane m Scotland from Greenock 10th January
ter-3d district 45,
Ship Martha Rdeont Morse p days FROM Bath, Ne, 10 j
Brig Sawyer Sawyer % days from Boston, to Chapman
Brown-lst district 81
Schr Sea Bird, Whtcom, from Covington-Basin.
Schr Mary sosthene, Dage, from loniouca--BasiN.
Schr Mary, Cuum, from BioNi-Basin
schr LePerle, Gregoir. from Blind Riyer-Basin.
Schr Jane, John, from Blind Rver-Basin.
Schr Pomne Or Morrison, from Amite River-Rasin
Schr Adelia, from BiloX-Basn.
Sehr Experiment. Rosenux, from Pearl River-Basin.
Schr ElizsAe,h, bradford, from Amite River-Basin.
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Sbippiltg yutslligentt.
THURSDAY, March 20, 1856.

IHUKsUATj IIaIIH AVl loJVs
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steam ship Talbot for Galveston and Indnoa
Harris Morgan
Steamship Empire City, 1lowcs, for New York via Havana
Jennings, LaughlGnd &co
Shin Clifton williams, for New York, Chester billiard
Ship IIeidelburg Williams for Havre Baxter Lowell &co
Shin Icpniun David, for Ehania Sweden Whitney &co
Ship Edmund kaye Wilson, for Liverpool Maxwell eco
i3ark D q Wilson, Peacock, for Philadelphia, J II Bass
Bark Grays Bb Gibson for Gloucester Eng, Jno Tonro
Bark Hungarian Chase for New York; Jenkins Williams geo
Biz Comlncrco G;pan) Carl Taragona, PUG 4 yermo
Schr William Ierocq, for Tanpico Goldenbow Lssparre
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CRESCENT C1TY, soar zyoRrxs-DEpor


Subscrbes have in this city the manufacture
OF SOAP for Family Ship Steamboat use which they pre-
sent 10 Inc nllc for its approval competition with the BEST
soaps OF established reputation combines economy with
dom from the disagreeabe effects Of ordinary soaps and
WI Dc tou1 upon trial to possess washing poperes in per
leSo and guaranteed 10 contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to lnure the finest fabric of ladies' apparel
The advantages of merchants and others being able TO
supply themselves and customers with equally good if not
better article Of home manufacture will present themselves
agance, Apd The subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo 5m 6, HAZEN L co.
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+ III I al
sssF Hs gsm sea
e cr sSs' Ps, ag ah 5p Pea
s sshr b bsi NsgtaaR o1 glaxmB1n
sehr Ecdie, from AIhi.e River iasin.
Sehf Da Josoa am
sTEAMBe ATs
lIRW Hill, Hewsl I,, from roI 1Sss1pEss. Sc
ssahsTa Bells. I5oa3seI fsSI rand Lake.
NsIyb Si, IS9as, ff9 2a1 oPssasss
ofsfs asa Res 'is a!aFqf sese
k sss f5SS fs $a h S$:s5sssss
fsasy spa .fss XII TsffsSssrs leskror,
A xaa ssot f55 g,tsa ftos e1 81 Is
uh esr s5ffs A ali s RsE5sd end
owbea I Pay B5ew tths 1t F Sega and
Sios e b. Ri aa sssgs
Towboa Mary Ktngslana PHILLIPS from the Fasses-tozed
SE go sss a on f ii'a Hs ssS s
Towboa H Bell, Reinhard, from tie Paaeswent down
ligf.-morght p.ship Jane:
MEMORANDA. 3 - =
=nas Florida left Evansville he l2h irssearnc
AL slotweil had just arrived. w.. z. -"
~ EXPORTS. 49,
INDIANoIsA. AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. PeEsese:
esfs ds ds GSaee Zoo 5sfsn
bales cotton deer k9s candles, bags wheat,
10 bbs seeds u do pecans % doBhsky, and snndres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u G WILSON, 1854 bales cotfon.
NEW on 81 ba s sa 5 Il hhds teas
Is B IS IS Is s s PIX dry a'as w '''' 0
BHAVRE-ship Hedclbarg-3ol8 bales cotton 200 sacks
CRAFTSMANSHIP Tcohiuni--lG2l bales cotton sS
IIyERPoOI-Ship Oliver Putnam-5l9 bales co:ton, 1910
SKIS corn 5000 slaves. - A-,gNs
GLoUoEsTER-B rays-sro bags wheat 1900 slaves,
bx cigars MAJ ~ 80, II.
L1yERPooL-s!ip Edmund Kaye-a6a2 bales Gotten, se1s
SKIS corn, 5000 STAGES. X 'Ss,H 2
NEW YoRK-Bhg ElseDore-6o0 bales cotton 72sOhides
TAREAGONA-Brig CONNER cio-5T bales cotton, 1000
slaves. "a n
T3aMP1Co-schr WHliam-1s3 tons Pi:tsburg coal. :
IMPORTS.
demiiohns y Ieeose75 baskets ehempagne = Drys.onr-
demIos 50 casks cheese zee ya5s9nl case
@ blss I!l5s Pou52s asss Do 81 cheese Fischer
ndse sagsy
DL ladse LeTs % Mo5es ~ BEE
cases cheese Gases mtlsc to order. y
LIVERPODIl-Ship Wrn Wir.-6922 SKIS salt to order.
BATH-ship Martha Rideont-I5 tons kay tonoasser.
NEWYo Hungarian2s9 $50 shoulders, $40 hams
1889 sides $50 hides.
sBOsToNBrig N Sawyer tons ice 10 LWarner SEQ.
COVINGToN-schr seaI,isd rs 600 bricks order.
BoNFoUcA-schr Mary soiene- 600 feet lumber TO S
s Phillips. go a. A. 49,
+ BILoXI4-st,m sdary-2o cords wood 70 ORDER IT.
BLIND RiVER-Schr lie PeEle-23 cords wood to order.
BLIND RIVER-Sctr Sarah Jane-sO wood order.
ANTE RIyER-schr Ponne or-7o 0coshingles master,
B1LOXI-sohr Adeiia-s0 cofdswood to order.
PEARL RIyER-Schr Experiment-40000 feet lumber inc
Trenton. "a
ANTE RITER-Scl4r EliZabe.h-+0 cords wood 70
TICKF4W-ScEr Tgress-30 cords wood to order.
! CoVINGT oN-scha Bloom-2o,0vo fee: lumber to " "
Care &co, rS@
PEARLINGToN-schr Elizabeth Ann-2o COO feet lumber
" W Care eco. ga
BoNFQUCA-scIir Desiree-50o bh!s sand TO order.
B1lOXI-Schr Peican-1uTn 10 order. =
C0V1NGFOE-schr Adele-tG0 bbls sand N Eastman.
ANTE R1VER-Schr ISodie-28 cords wood 10 order.
SPRINGFIELDSchr Democrats cords wood 10 order
ANTE EIYER-sc,r Duck-l5 cords wood % order,
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WANTED,


WANTED TO PURCHASE--A SCHOONER OF
w 50 or 100 IONS burden for vi ch good bargain will he
given in Lands situated in Texas. ADD ess SCHOONER
This ohee appointing interview. mig 1T
WANTED TO PURCIASE-TIiREE DOUBLE
w Fne, High Pressure Steam Boilers in good condItieE
70 10 feet in length aud ~ inches in diameter. Also High
Pressure Steam Engine without Boilers Of horse power
Giving description price and MS address H. Box
j., Il, New Orleans Post Office. m14 81
yEFANEED-nOUBLOGNS BY
w m8 BhRELLi Co, No. 6l Gc-nrrcn street.
WANTED-AY YOUNG MAN CAPABLE Of TEACH
w ing French in all its branches desires stEEIiOu either
in in country The hsst references capacity and
hhts given, if required. Address b. Al tls Office ma 4
MTANTED-A SITUATION As BOOK X EPER, BY A
w young man who flsh tie best references both in
this city and Mobile As he claims hororIy coupe
tent will expect liberal salary. Address j. T. NJ Crescent
office trgn #
WANTED-BOARD IN A CREOLE FAMILY FOR A
w af Il years ofHge where he receive the attention
treatment Of Address, with location and terms (which
must be moderately V. y. 4. al This Office fA2stf
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NOTICE TO TAE-PAYERS.- STATE TAX
Collectors office for the First District Of the city Of New
OrleanTe undersigned, Collector Of State Taxes does
BY aotg al persons indebted 70 The State for Taxes for The
First District call my office No % City Hail. third story
and pay the same within the time prescribed ty law
Office hours-9 A. N. 20 P NJ ---s
ms Got THOMAS ASKEW, Collector.
Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DU
"A collector de at lie premier district de Ia Vile
de Ia Nouyee Oeans-le sousssle, collector de ta
dome avis par lie present tous ceuS u doigont de tes
Fiat pour lannee des de licences fanTee
1885, dams les ites dn dit premier district deyanr
bureau No e. City Hail. tresae eage ct de paysres dites
le deai present. par Ia o de A. N. M.
m5 At u =. - THONGS ASkEWs CoecteHf.N
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CONsTABLE's SALES,
sEoq }n }usEGEs Count F. ARnHEy vs. LAWHEN
RY.vIRTUE Of a writ Of fierl faeias to N

sEoq psn ARR vs.
pY VIRTUE of writ of fierf facfas to nae
ID directed by the Honorable C. Bradford, Second
the Peace for The Parish of Orleans, will proceed sell
pubc auction thanks Arcade Magazine street. between
tiravier and Natchez Streets SATURDAY, the 18th day
April 1856, the following property, towit: -
l. 4 VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in suburb Frank
lin Of this city designated by No 10 of square $780, plan
drawn by j. Pile the 18Th of November 1896 and deposited
in the Office of T. Seghers then Notary Public in this city
said lot measuring 50 feet front on Art street by 10 DEPTH
. 2 4 CERTAIN VtCANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin in this city designated bytc No Of the
square comprised within Music Grod and Urquhart Streets
plan drawn by j. Pile dated 18th November 1895 de-
posted in the office of T. seghers then Notary Public in This
city plan No y of book of plans No said lot Of ground
tween parallel lines and fronts on uEqnhart street.
2. ACERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin Of this city in square No 49, comprised within
Music Girod Art and Uquhar Streets according the
eal plan of snid suburb drawn by j. Pile June IL 1928 said lot
designated by No g. particular plan drawn by J Pile
then Notary Public in This city under the No. IL Of book Of
plans No. l. said lot 80 feet front by
l2u in depth between parallel liues.
/. a CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin Of this city in the square No l50 comprised
within Music roG Art and Urquta streets, according the
June, 1926 said lot is designated by the No. particular
plan drawn by j. Pile, the 18th of November 1875 deposited
in the office of T. Seers then Notary Public this city,
der the No II of the book of plans No. said 81
feet front on Art street, by l2Q in DEPTH between parallel lines
Said property purchased by Lawrence Cuton the ll
day Of February 1856 at sale made by the Sheriff in the
Of l.. tulliton VS.. j. kinslla. ~"
Seized in the above suit
TERaiS-CaSh on the spot.
". W. MITCHELL,
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9ebistd ot tie {flSml;ets,

THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 20.
COTTON. The narke. continued TO a quiet appear
buyers generally waiting for later European a1vce8
the sales yesterday confined about 5000
still easier, and we slightly modify quotations
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 53@5Sllt Ndding Fair. 101411C1s
OtGlLarS .LIRGS?Il Ailr
Mdding sS Good Fair .:,,......s.-G-
TOBACCO. We heard Of 70 bids Sold of which Admit
ed and Refused in lots ouud 30 his comprising IS
Admitted and II Refused the price, r. 64, and
\. al &c, and 5 hhds at DC u ii.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
S:oNtE on hand Sept. !, 1855 1888 Ills
Received since. .-....... l,3s7f %9 G,7l9
yesterday lGG $50
u ,3G5 - 6, ASS
So 1913
Exported to date. ...,..,.. il5.2l9 l591l
yesterday. 400 1I9
-l,l30,2SS -lG,04O
3O9,5H 2,63
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CATTLE M AR z Z T .

VI JEFFERSON CRY, March nc.
But offered this morning. nnd prices arm
ouI outside figures moderate supply Of Hogs and Cows
with heavy stock of Sheep remains sale Veal Cattle
in demand and
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1& L ltaI w q Ffewes---5T do Do Hall, |
TssNsssgg-Y Whites BoSgar G bhis Ih4iRssss- 4
fills Gc0--JC sbE@s, #4As7ta
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I-1LIf 7 =
S1sIEME CoUR DISTRICT VIM. MILLER DAN
"A NoUvElLE-O ORLEANS Dr. RICE, No. ass.
I'M -VERTU f7ean alias writ dc fieri facias n
T. nddresse par honorable Syee Cour District
Orleans, paare ci.dessus je procedera
MERCREnI 26 de 1856, midi nagasin de depot
sitne Jefferson No g. dams lie DeuNee District de cete
vile, d l'adjudicaton de-
UN LOT diRTICLES divers appRrenant cirque sui.
want inyentRire depose mon bureau pour
Saisis dams 'afaire ci-tessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de REHABILITATION
JOSEPH HuFTY,
MID II q Is Sheriff de In p0roisse d'Orleans.
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TREAsURER's OFFICE
, City of New Orleans, March 4, 1851
ED@The public are hereby Motif cd that this
Department. uowprepared tOisse licenses professions and
FOR the paynen. Of claims against the city. 9-g
ms ADAM GIFFEN
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EIXTI RIEE-NO
OF New Orleans 46S.
DIX VIRTUE of all alias writ of fieri facfas
ID directed by honorable Sixth District Court of New
Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to sell
public auction my Warehouse % jefferson street. the
Second District OF this city, WEDNESDAY March 26 1856
al IL o'clock NJ -
merry Cut of Dancing Globe box OF Duplicates Skel
ctons, for printing colors
Seized in the above suit. ..r. .a....a.I 4
TERMS-Cash on the spot. H.g....
JOSEPH RITFTY
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FOR RENT,

fAA FOR RENT.-TIE THREESTORY BRICK
E Store No no Poydrts street Apply the PREMISES
- FOR HEET-A TWO-SToRY FRAME HOUSE
I wheu Magazine street, between Richard
1I orange streets. To good euan. the will be low
Apply TO G. L. DUNCAN,
ia I'm FXchnnge Place streets.
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Qu4zRlENE CouR DE JAMES PENN, &C. JOHN COLEMAN,
DISTRICT De Subroge, VS.. JOHN W. CROCKETT
Nouyele Orleans. AND WIN. H. GARLAND. =.

EvNEVERTU dun writ de fferI facias contre
IA VIM Garland moiaddvesse par Honorable QuRree
Cour de District de Ia Nouyee dams nre eesns
procederai lie SAEDI . de mars 1856 midi dams la Ro
onde de Ia Boase de Cite Lons entire ceesde Charities
eft Royale, a adjudication de-, ~
Tons ro tires inere reclamation de queGue nature
qus soien qua avo lie defendeur presses
eres mebeS vres etc du journal quoilden lie New Or
leans Daily Crescent etc.
Saisis dams lafaite ci-tessus.
CONDITIOSS-Comptant,a moment de Padju Publication.
JOSEPH HUFTY,
mil E2l Sheriff della PRrosse d0reans.
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GANDLES, OIL. WHISKY. BRANDY, etc
~ LOGO boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES ETAR CANDLES;
100 boxes Fraser's STARCH;
50 barrels No. l LARD OIL:
le0 barrels Boyle's Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY;
100 quarter and eighth casks Domestic BRANDY
q hG!s annongahela WHISKY Gron boundD
Fer sale by JOSEPH Lands & Co..
Hl2 80 TchoupitoaiRs street
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.ii.siesE snss Mart !,
Rodd &.PHtrald-ToGSJ
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DEvA1BME C3pR DE DISTRICT DE LA NileoRLEANs
Que. Chs. DE GF,ossenT \ y,reaente
ne petition Ala coua ehsG obteai. les ettres de cEra
tat = - J'i3..G
Avis est present. dome ceux oue celia peut Com
cerner dav0ir 4 dti.e dix jours, rasong nolr
unelIes ne se!ait pas sait d1o la dise petition. n
t a. DRErX
mis- % 26 " d. DerntE tyrenHnr