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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
qNtlv 0rleans Nlonfp Nlarh&t.
Crescent OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,

Wednesday, Evening, March 2G, 1856. )
With remarkable weather fos the prosecution Of all corn
1oercal pursuits, with abundant supply Of capital for all
legitimate PURPOSES with surplus Of this great desder
atum beyond actual of mercantile and agricultural
demands have remarks to make than those Of
favorable character. -
The quantity Offering continues to decrease as me
season Is believed cotton factors
tiols granting the usual facilities Of accepting be
grown; they having suffered UNNECESSARILY from natural freaks
year. the suspension Of navigation they very quietly
what has occurred may again. Under these
views there does mach as usual We only
heard Of some few sales today at the OF the week and
for Al to good.
The Exchange market to-day took decidedly favor
Of buyers. The Banks sold checks New
York. yesterdays x per discount In round
wonld have been taken outside there free supply Of
fering though private bankers held and sold n discount
Time bills plenty at X to and2li dis Bankers holding
yesterdays IL Other Northern cities ranged
| from III to 2, up o235aa and 21s dis
The large operations in cotton throws increased quantities of
Sterling the market and the market lettering yesterday
Mondays this morning and clear bills sold
for good names, from that and 81 For direct
nittance ST. quote market heavy,
16 81 for fair good bills Bills Of Ladng drafts
abundant IA ~ with we'll known signatures fraction
Telegraph avices from New York, dated this morning
quote sterling dull 1857 We heard Of only limited rangat
tons in francs to-day and continue quotations. 5s
5.2l14.
sales Stock to-day comprise % shares Banl
l gross the highest price for years 100 shares Union Bank
l03 Canal held the close of the day 49,
The very high prices paid for the Cash Stock Of the Citizens
Bank attracting, it deserves than ordinary notice.
s55 per share asked for 800 paid and real
been made sl5 It time enquire there is
dency speculation in these, may them fabulous
prices any thing justify the Stock of the Citizens
Bank be considered worth what it has actually been sold
this week Is not the ncpency of speculative feelings which
may lead other objects Of and finance Is any
good result the Bank itself in these extraordinary prices
not contrary will belive prove dsadvan-
taseous bank. 1t has reached high pinnacle Of fame
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SUGAR AND M0LASSES. Sugar in good request al
steadier prices, with sales Of about $50 hhd OF Moasses
900 bbls Fermcting Good sold 3sG34s and
35c q gallon. No Prime lots in the market.
FLOUR The market still que and noticed sales
of only 1900 bbls of which 600 Indiana LOTS SC 5
400 ST. Louis S. S7S7 co. H. Extra Tennessee ST s.
u Dbl
GRAIN. Corn in demand fuller prices, and
Il 900 disposed including 1850 White, Yellow and
Mixed 47c go White 49, 1000 same 100 Yellow
49, 1900 White and Yellow also 49, and $500 Prime Yellow
5oc bshel only sale Of Wheat that noticed
800 Inferior 81 05 y buse Of Oats 400 sacks Prime
Ohio sold 6c and 100 ST. Louis in cotton sacks nj Csc
= bushel
PROVISIONS. The principal sales Of Pork 200 bbs
Unexpected Mess chiefly Sis u Dbl The retail
SIS Sl5 60 OF Bacon, 80 casks Ordinary Sides sold
holders asking SIC for Prime Shoulders retail
ing 6ls621 of a boxes Short Mddles taken
Sc q OF Green Meats $50 casks sold in lot,
SIC for Shoulders and 6c % ID round for Sides and HUNS,
improvement or Lard 25 kegs Prime taken at l0c
and 100 in lots, at 101sc = ID.
11,x ,r,- a---.. ,vaus auuut unes "rsrrn were
sold ST. less and GO bales Prime at So 50 per ton
BAGGING 80 bales India sold at the advanced rate
Of 1876 q yard.
CANDLES heard of 1000 boxes Star sold, day or Two
since at about 2l1$c p ID.
COFFEE The sales comprised 437 bags Ordinary at HE,
100 Prime at l2 500 bags l14914 and 500 at
y ID.
POTATOES 800 bbls Eastern sold to arrive, at So u
Dbl.
at small fraction less and 60 TO- in lots, at 6c q gallon
FREIGIITS "A ship was taken for Liverpool ut Esd for
Cotton.
EXCHANGES. The demand has been limited at our quo
taions:
Sterling l07 and loS11s
New York sixy.day bills l@214 ID Ct dis
Sight checks on New YORK u
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

= Gregory li"n@ 6 r Brown, raducah jas Loud "a;
Scott, La John Voptoss Mobile fos Taylor o. Latham
John Booth, Plymouth; Pr Wadde and seryt Pr Honglion
Robertson kipih.h y Mortimer A Menuere, Wa,croo;
J Mathews, Grecnve; Miss Kate Flynn, Q; Capt A. Pow
ell Donadsonyine Joseph Bean q Jas christmas BolTer
Marys IInger and servt P + Moore, La II Rappelga
MeSeo SAWS i Redwood, Mrs Richardson, MOBILIZE
1roufant Coast; Halks Q; Fl N Kearny, " Farrie
Brown L Allsingale La; Mrs Bnhnell, n " II Gibbon
Franklin; J. Jester M1noe; J B Marsh New Iberia; i
WHtod, Nashville.
CITY j Brooks Camden; James : walton, For: Smith;
las 4 De Ava5on, TEXAS; a j symmes, Louisville r ?
Stone. Wespor Nathan Smith, Galveson Byrne, 81 Louis
2 Seldom, Golumhia r II williams, Montgomery NJ ann,
kows lady and servant, Caledonia Joseph Heard and
Madison PARISH Scarborough and lady, Ouacita na
yis New Orleans R Bond Memphis; nrs GrabHI Char
lady Mr. lrowdcr, o. Hiram Tomlin, lady, children and
servant, Jefferson Mrs Crawford and child Miss Crawford Miss
Rob Marsh, Prnceton " Davis, MO- J Moone Cipcn-
natl; Stacey Amey, sercyeport; g Dale Texas l.
nSo W@SIs nd and anG a
Texas: Pipkin Brenham II Avery, Memphis; 4 Don
st t. Larourehe; Rawlins Bayou Tech; Newso,,
Clinton Atkinson Priicharl. Abraham Barnes, Co
umba; d Fitch, charlottesville; Qnin, lady and
want Mis A Quir Miss Qun HolHeovillei Freely,
K Martin La.
ARCADE. Latham Brown, Rodney; 6 MAY + Marsalis
Geo siEmony Miss John Collier Ala; HILL Ga II Carrie
Miss; j Waddel Graves, La Jas Moore do: W Evans
John Toy Rouge: Forester, Autcher Ala Weiss W Mill.
d son. Texas,
children servts, Canton, Miss Wilson, Jr Nashville:
ilosner La llanserea Assnnpton Mr. and Mrs Pelton
Miss Lawrence, La; B Howes, " VIM j McCuloeh lady
and servant, Donaldsonvile.
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IMPORTS.

BoRDEAUX-ship 1ndusra-50 Or pipes brandy x Lambert
30 & e. Baker29 pkgs sardines etc Graaa, Commagere
&co anes Lacoste75 do 40 hds wine Sc half do
Cahuzac &co-l20hd wine de Fuentes &co-60 do Cav
aroc-l Coure-1 spirits cases L Deoche-64 hhds and
2 wire "a pkgs brandy Caere25 cks porcelain no
Gauche0 and 50 hds wine Cuslchs frees26 pkgs
brandy Maignau9d do lG hhds wine nits Tai
anon-2O M vinegar Taeton-7 hhds f do and 10
Taleon-l2 hhds hi do and IS do q f hid vine
fruits Dunze 1ken2 hh1s wine 38 cks brandy
Tredenburg &eo-+ hEds wine Lourois-GO do 10 order.
BOSTON-Shp Harriet Jessie-555 ice 10 " Bos-
worth eco and assorted merchandise.
NEW YORK-Schr W Mershcn--Assorted merchandise
COAST-Schr Ermonia-202 hf bbls moasses 20 order.
ST ANDREWS BAY-Schr Aurela-35,00O feet lumber 10
MOBILE-Schr Monerey-25,O0O feet lumber Philips.
PEARL RIVER-Schr Preslent-25,0O0 feet lumber John
Trenton.
BILOXI-Schr Mary-25 cords wood to order
BONFOUCA-Schr Alliance-500 bbs sand to order.
BILOXI-Schr Resoution-30 cords wood TO order.
ANTE RlVER-Schr Duck-l5 cords wood to order.
ANTE RIVER-Schr Charlotte Ann-l0 cords wood order
PEARL RIVER-Schr 1sabea-40,0G0 fee. lumber to W S
Stocker.
BONFOUCA-Schr Mary Sosthene-500 bbs sand to order
COVINGTON-Schr Adele-500 bbls sand to order
MANDEVILLEScr Perseverance-35 cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOUIsSbhr Christopher Columbus-30 cords wood
10 order.
BAY ST IOu1s-schr Hirondee-2o cords wood TO order,
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-Steamshp Black Warrior
83 bales cotton IS petres liz bbs -four % do whisky 6
IS lard hi Dbl pecan l6 wne bb's
Is nldse
INDIANOIA AND GALTESToN-Stearship Charles Nor
gan2 bb four Is do whisky 10 do pork 40 SKIS 30 do
coffee 20 bxs tobacco 80 do IS do Candles cks bacon
NEW YORK-Shp Glad Tidngs-626 bales cotton, 800 hds
sugar. 1903 bbs pork 6 do four 46 hhds tobacco 1872 tees
beef 12 do and bbs four 50 bbls red OIL 5 do sugar 81
bales moss WOOL Or wine bxs and So pcs castings
IS pigs sundries
PORT SPAIN-Bg Tgid-242 bhls pork 100 do -four, 600
SKIS corn III kegs lard, 100 bales tobacco, ties hams
GENOA-Shp Nathan Hanau-l923 bales cotton,
SIsAL-Brig Uniou-5oO corn potatoes 1000
lumber 81 pkgs nGse.
BOSTON-BarB A Banks-54 bales cotton, 1900 bbs and
pork lard 80 hams and shoulders, 100 bbls
whisky, 513 hides
IAMBURG-ships . Petersburg-2776 bales cotton
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Our dates day from New York to the Goth instant
Money continued in active demand The Africa for
Liverpool the 18th ins carried ont $50 ST. in specie.
The Journal of Commerce Of the Goth says
The receipts the country for collections large
ard will continue throughout this mouth The banks appear
iispuse make serious present. They
argue that the present just the time for expansion when pay
pouring into the city tia; between this and the LIST
nearly 600 is be discussed extraordinary
payments from the Sub Treasury that is bettert anticipate
period expand that point than wait for it. and
go expanding after the country collections in, and after
the most urgent necessities OF business
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FsT II GouHT SMT rs Mr. AN ,R MRS
by VIRTUE of a writ of ticrl faeias tonne
ID directed by the Hon D. f. MITCHELL First Justice Of the
for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell Mt public
auction, MONDAY, the 7lh day Of April 1856, at u
O'Clock NJ, at my Warehouse, No. 10 Julia street
ONE LOT OF GROCERIES AND CROCKERY WARE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
mT WM &. QUlRk, Constable.
PREMIER CoUR JUSTICE JOHN SMITH VS.. NJ ct Nine
de la paroisse Orleans. 5 STEWART. No. 20,648.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fIerl faciRs moi
"a adresse Honorable D F. MITCHELL Premier Cour de
uge de PaX de la paroisse dOreans e pocedera
public IUNpI lie dayril 1856 midi an No. IS Julie,
entire les Foucler ct Magazine-
UN LOT DE GROCERIES, QUINCA1LIERIH etc.
Saisi dams latfaire ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptant.
m27 WILLIAM C. QUIRK. Connetable
sEcofp Ns vsT fsans Mq RE5 "a JAMES
by VIRTUE of a writ of fierfn facfas to me
ID directed by the Hon c. NJ Bradford Second Justice of
Pence for the Parish Of Orleans will sell public auction
WEDNESDAY, the ID day Of April 1856 II O'Clock
Warehouse Circus street. between Poyds aud Per
dido streets
Ono Splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIR
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash.
WIN. ". MITCHELL,
mo- 26 az Constable Second Justice Peace.
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AebiEtu of tbe It(arkEts.

THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH q.
C0TTON....There good demand yesterday, and al
though factors asking very full prices and the supply
moderate the sales reached 1880 bales The market closed
quotations. which slightly raised for Middling
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior Middling Fair 1014@03S
Ordinary 5adS1s Fair.
Middng .Ssa9ss Good Fair. ........{6-
Good MiGing 92i(GlO1a Goodand Fine.
TOBACCO. heard Of l9 hhds sold follow IS hhs
Of which IL &c, % So, and at and lie G0 e at
9slc, at 94c and at 61sc 4 IL all new crop.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1856 .40,5S n,7l5
Received since ;...,l, =4i,o52 95e6
- yesterday. ........ 2,4N S.
u, 1852 - 1854
Exported TO date. ..........l, l67,62S 1G,l29
=" yesterday .,...... 1859 900
-1,1T5,297 lei %
3ll,II2 4,lO
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Ship Harriet JESSIE Milton, "a days from Boston, G "
Hynson &co-lst district %.
Ship Industrial swede Janson, Tor Bordeaux 18Th January
master-2d district 30
Bogert &co-2d district l6. '
Sckr Errnonia from the Coast-2d district.
schr Ausa Huard days from st Andrews Bay to master
Basin
sclr President, sadier from Pearl Rive Basin.
Schr Mary, Cullom, from Eiloxi-Basin
Schr Alliance, from Bonouca--Basin
Scllr Resolution from Biloxi-Basin.
Schr Charlotte Ann, from Amite River-Basin.
Schr isabella Randall, from Pearl River-Basin
schr Mary sGsthipe, Dage, from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr Adele, Guesnon, from Coyington-Basin.
Schr Perseverance No q from Mandevl]e-Basin
Schr Christopher Columbus, from Bay st Lons-Basd.
Schr Hrondelle, from Bay st Lous-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Southern Belle, Broadwel, from Grand Lake.
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara
NV Graham Kerchival from S, Louis.
Pio;a, Parker from Grand Ecore
Fanny Sparhawk, Terrebonne, from Lock port.
Saranak No 2 Haines from ST Loais.
Music, Jotron, from Jefferson
Alice Dunlap, from Millandon's Plantation.
California, Myers, from Mobile.
United States, Ardil from Covington-aEe end
Carrollton and Jefferson Railroad.
Ceres, 1.aharthe, from Atakapas.
r ? Jcathers, Bennett from Little Rock.
New I.atona, Gross, from Fort Smith,
DR. Batey, DugeY, from JGckport.
G D Jr, Cotton from Bayou Sara. ,..-
Jas Montgomery, Motgomery, from Louisville.
Towboa. L Mandon Wtann, from the Passes-towed down
and TO on the 18th inst ships Cumberland and eueo-
thea, bark Jos Maxwell-bronght up ships Harriet Jes
sic, industrial and schr " Mershon.
BELow-COMING UP.
Ship Louisa Hatch, from Liverpool with railroad iron to
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CONSIGNEES.

Ship Harriet Jessie from Eosion-A BoSworth IEco7nW
2 Vredenbure &co-C Buddecke'kco-O o Wooiman-W
DaYis-Oelesby & MacauIay-C Roye-U IarousniCampbel
Strong-B Norman-D KehaIn-A Robb Sco-Buckner,
Stanton Newnan-Peet, Smms Sco-W H Ietchford Geo.
Sampson Keene-J Burnside &co-J Turner-Hall, Kemp
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
WHEREAS, David Low Ranlett has petit
w toned the court for letters of administration the estate
Notice hereby given all whom may concern, show
within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
BY order of the court
mas % az Dcpnty Clerk.
DEUXIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT della Mile, ORLEANS
A TTENDU que David Low Ranlett pre-
~ petition la leet dobtenr les lettres
dHminstraon Ia succession dc seu George W. Nelson de-
present donHs tos celia Re9t sonss
il ne serait pas faita la di.e petition.
:, '.S'' Nv 'N ~'''' A. pREux,
ms 29a2 Dtpute Grefler
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.--s STATE TAX
e 5 p st G s ely o e
by notify all persons indebted State for Taxes for the
Ef1E b fd 'e MY @ n e I 5
and pny the same within the time prescribed by law.
ms 0t "'''S70 THOMAS sskEw, Collector
A WIS AUX C0NTRIBUABLEs-Bu DU
n c9eceTr de taxes pour lie premier district de l. vile
donne avis par present q doiven. des taxes
Eat pour annee 1856 des taxes de licences lannee
TAXES 81 par rn6 Ri q
EMANCIPATIoN.-TH EUNDERsIGNED HEREBY
~ gives notice that he intends 10 apply to the First District
Slaves belonging to him Harriet qiadroon woman aged Il
years, and her three chrcnCa aged years. Bennett aged
Randall aged yea" with W. tS TS9in in the
fe25 St in SOD By his Attorneys, Simonds 4 Fenner.
FMANcIP,AEloN-1.Es oUssIGNE NoTIE1E LIE
r. pHbs gull a ;enon de fire appisaOa Ia ps,niSe
escayes. !Mi appartelmut, sayor:
Sn1E:AASSA hTfesde 4 ans ems; ct
RANDAL1-fun an avec Ia permission de demeurer daIs
fe25 st in BOD Par Avocas Smonis & Fenner
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THE HALLIDAY W1ND-NIIELs MANY OF
the scientific able and experienced mechanics and an
rneers in the United States have examined this Macinf
the most beautiful and useful inventions Ct
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious Device the gale increases IN
verify sails gradually round change the angie a.
they set for gentle breeze present less and l
resistance to the wind, TILL when the tempest raging at q
height presented its power the thin edges ~
nal position Something Of this kind changing the posi-
Of the Sails sThat mechanics have long sought o 10
vain.
The speed of the wheel increased By poRssia5
OF wind for il fully under the control Of
waerwheei engine. If this MIL - vel -
up it will require no care or attention whatever AZ ~ "
gether. $50. - s.
only why wind for past has not eesn en-.
versaly well known 70 y ~
self-regulang machine In heavy gales .ne -,
heretofore constructed either Y rssff
revpyed with such rapidy esr nea ~ hss;a, IL -
the injury of any kind OF gearing attacnsa I.
weather. recurring constant ana
ant This difficulty entirely eoyfatse @ ets ~
lection that can possibiy urged is the s
outlay or expense the wind ns y teti
,e u faej X rs with steam power The null Eeady q an
49, H. Nv sbt In moved by the WIND from any potnf "
the ronyass Il viii I'll large tanks or ponds thar can pe ns
i,r;S k Intervals Of winds blowing II the size or
mi and reservoir proportion to the quantities 81
@ ta ve For railroad stations, and sugar and eetoEs
sch continuance is nne1ualled both for pumping
tar and grinding corn ornaIaensed Fountains snla&
5 Ill; With wind, will gaise l1 gallons Of
eT and Grind bushels Of corn Per hour For further
tiSt' ii GILMAN, 81 Nstchez street, New Orleans,
o24d1aw&W1y Sole Assent Tor me son1aeEn states.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, Ciiy Of New OrlaansS
Be remembered that the 2h March, 1876 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P Jan
vie Secretary OF the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being daily swo according to law do de-
and that the above just and and
transcript from the books Of the sad Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p JANEIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 2th day OF March,
1856. c. N. BRADFORD
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Eonr Of Trustees have resolved Six per in
the scrip certificates of 1856 payable and after the
second Monday Of May next and have declared scrip div
ded of Tweyf cent on the net earned premiums of
the year. which certificates will be
The first day Of June next and they have reserved the balance
of the profits Of the year ending 18th March, 1856 meet
pending but unadjusted claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the perils Of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the Of
premium.
Office building, Of Camp and Natchez
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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ss4fs ORANGE AMID LEMON TREES
ms 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees.
49, 1900 Sicily Lemon Trees. -- f--
$500 Creole Orange Trees.
1900 Havana Orange Trees. e. -...
1900 Mespulis Japonica Trees. a.s
~ 100 Malaga Lemon Trees. ESQ
l,00o Genoa Citron Trees s5-
III. 81. eco Mandarin Orange Trees. .a ...
= Also.
variety OF all kinds of Tropical Fruits and Pan-sach As
Fig Bananas red and yellow fine Guava Plants TansT1nd
ETC., etc. IS {t#Ez :,
u.s. The above will be packed with the utmost CARE orde
Ito No. 20 Camp street, to
R. +. NICHOLS, Importer Of all kinds Of Prodree
nos 6m ! from the Mediterranean
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

Parish Of Orleans. No. 6.G3S
DIV VIRTUE of writ of teri fncEnS to me
directed by the !onoabe r9dfeEd Second Justice
my Warehouse Circus street. between Poyras Perddo
Streets on WEDNESDAY, April 9, 1856, IL o'clock Nj
20 pairs SHOES;
s pairs BOOTS;
3 SHOW GASES;
And some pieces LEATHER.
TERMS-Cnsh on the spot.
nE1LrlrI
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4aartituIar Notitfs.

m87- Orphans Honne--Npticc. ~ Ladies of
this Association who are Interested ana wne 10 as IN m
cnuese to meet tie Committee of Arrangements THURS
streats ms st
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MEMORANDA.

Eas:eamer No left St I.ous the 18Th inst in
port New Orleans steamers Uncle Sam and Europa South
night before St Nicholas and Trabue
the same day.
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c,,ExlFsAGE-STORAGE- ALGEERs WARE
y fIniSES-A.F. COCHRAN HAIL. AGENTS 50 Grgysg-
street have the bulk Of 100 O0e bushels SaB
sacks Also housed yard for the reception Of railroad
iron Rates OF storage as favorable rs can be had
fel5 3plm ,sfE
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Sbipping ynteIligeute.
THURSDAY, March q, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Black Warrior Smith, for New York, via Havana
~ James Connoy &co
Steamship Charles Morgan Shepherd tp Galveston India
nola, Harris 4 Morgan
Ship Glad Tidings, Nelson, for New York, A Cohen
Ship Nathan Idana EickersoB for Genoa Baxter Lowell eco
Shin st Petersburg Lane for Hamburg r Whitney eco
Bark W Banks. Bartlett, for Boston, II Bass
Brig Vivid G3riD Holiness for Port Spain, Trinidad,
VIM Burgess tset
Brig Union Mex) Espenoa, for SsaI, J 7 Lope;
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DEUxIEME CouR DISTRICT LA BANQUE DIES C1TOYENS
de Ia fDE LA LOUISIANA VS. JNO.

DEU21EME CouR De DISTRICT LA BANQuk DIES ClTOfENS
de Ia DE LA LOUISIANA VS.. JNO.
Nouvelle Orleans H NORTON. No. 9sl3.
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente a
n moi addrcsse par honorhe DeuNeme Cour de District de
Nouvele Orleans dams rafare cessus e procederai lie
SAAEDI 20 de 1856 midi dams la Rotonde de In Bourse
de Cite Souis celes de Charities ct Royale Pad
Indication de-
uN TERRAIN sue Premier District de Ia vile 49,
de la Nouvelle Orleans et borne Tchou I
poulas StJoeph, du Commerce ct julie desigue lie I
No. T. dapres plan dresse Hedin ScheRrba archi
date d Is de janvier 1854 ct depose etude de A.
Boudousquc rotaire public Ia vile de la Nouvec Orleans
lie dit terrain q peds face la Tchonp
tous sur ~ peds pouces ct lsnes de protondeur entire
lignes PARALLELS s,s.,
Etlsenhles toues By v, rcoupitoulas.
des baisses uneoratons consistent magsn ois
brqe balloon FACADE Une cuisine deuX
etae briques depene hydrants
etc La est pavee pierres plates. &.
Ensemble aus cent trente deuX ) actions du ons
capital Banque DIES Ctoyens de 10 Louisiana guane par
hypotheque Ia dite propriete
lie sns dams fAttaire ci-desSus s
GONDITIONS-LacGuereur fournira To-; Uu stock note
pour Ia u mile ois soixan pastres
7 payable lie Ter de ianver 1857 renouvelahle conore
tees de 10 charte de la Banque des Coyens
Tn bond dc contribution pour Ia de deux qRatre
vngt deuN piastre @ payable deux coupons Sill cha
lie Ter de mai de chacune DIES 1856 ct 1851 respecI
ment de l'adudcation
Iacquereur assumera oues les obligations imposes
actionnaes ct resultant de la te
charte les stock bond de contribution
mis- devront ee identifies les hypotecaes
rHcte de vente par e sheriff
JOSEPH HUFTY,
fe26mlO II u Sheriff de 10 paroisse d'Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

Parish of Orleans. { q 403.
PYVIRTUE of a writ of ierl fncfus to me
- directed by the Hon d. F. Mitchell, First Justice of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed to sell public
auction on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of April, 1856 IL
O'Clock NJ Mt Warehouse No Is Julia street, between Mag
azine and Foucher
Che lot of FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. -
ma Itnl5d Constable