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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02

~ The Dodge County wis Citizen,
of the 18th inst, says that on Friday night
last, the Touring mill of w. 7. Bidwell, situ-
ated near the village of Lowell, in that coun-
ty, was set on fire by some miscreants, and
before anything could be done to check the
flames, it was burned to the ground. The
mill was not insured.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02

IL A Litter from Horace Greeley.
to gentleman in Dayton, says that if Ohio
intends to be even with New York, she
must give Fremont $4,000 majority.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02

TIE Chicago Democratic Press Of the 10th
inst, says: Yesterday, nine brothers, by
the name of Levanwey, met in this city, by
mutual arrangement, to proceed in company
on visit to their aged mother, living in St.
Lawrence county, New York. The whole
of them, from the commencement Of man.
hopd up to the present time, had been Dem
ocrats, and voted the Democratic ticket
They live in different localities over region
Of country nearly 1000 miles in extent. On
meeting yesterday and comparing notes, they
found they were all for Fremont"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02

A RECENT turn of the wheel of fortune
has made worthy lady of New Orleans the
heiress to an estate in England valued at
$250,O00. The lady, Mrs. j. MorrisonHeady,
has resided in New Orleans for more than
twenty years, during the first decade of
which she was surrounded by atflpence, but
of late she has been obliged to support her
self by teaching music.
SYSTEMATICALLY London Atlas
says that Col. Rawlinson has lately discov-
cred, in state of perfect preservation, what
is believed to be the mummy of Nebuchad-
nezzar. The fact of the rebelious monarch
of Babylon coverered by one of these golden
masks usually found in Assyrian tombs is
described as very handsome-the forehead
high and commanding, the features marked
and regular. A post-mortem examination
has been made, and the stomach found full Of
grass.
tx There was a great excitement in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, July 14th, owing to
the report that an elopement had taken place
the night previous: The man is about forty
years of age, and has a wife and two children;
the girl is about seventeen years of age
The father of the girl has gone in pursuit.
E Three brothers, by the name of
Kelley, died suddenly last week in Cincir-
natl. One with delirium tremens in Jail -
the next day another by sun-stroke, and the
third by sun-stroke as he entered the Gene
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02

e The n. Y. Times has private let
ter from Kentucky, detailing the discovery
of new and extensive passage in the Nam
moth Cave, The writer says party Of
three students and the guide, while wander
ing in the Cave discovered heretofore
entirely unknown passage, of some two or
three miles in length. By this discovery the
Cave is found to extend eleven miles instead
of nine, as has been hitherto thought. The
party penetrated to chamber surprising all
those already known both in yastpess and
M ,gnifcence"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02

WE find the following letter from Mr.
Knox in Boston paper. It was written III
reply to friend who doubted the statement
he saw in the papers, that Mr.. K. was Oh
the stump for Fremont and Dayton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

& 5[as Il 6eas hsE
5EhrEETsNssds%sas ss
Gad5 sGSn a payae 4tg Ds1a
Heiderson, Terry &coi7 ward Saunders Iirpt-e - NJ,
ss as eS t' s
- m Fsss Fosg Asss Do hSt
TfqscIalr Hsye Do b5s molasss anaek sauirs5
Tss 1ss e Pssy DsfssEs g sf' Rsassfs
hals sgs af95est re do g b dSns saees
e
q sssEi s? 8
oil I'll qa g H ssis go sse d g 81
sss 20 "a r sss -l
s9s ss y 15fF 1875 ssff
Newton eo teree ham: y boxes sausage and
& @ sssss = g x3ssy q
cheese hitter % tees Geddes20 % % bids ba
6 ssfg 4SFIn les af Fee
sSfa wisy
sayage &eo-shhds bacon Keey Bard &cosrols leather
i Ns,es sesa kses p dosn ehs!ss
s'aasr &eelsd Bulbqss &se-s % Sae sannsrs
e e'fs %ds1 @ese
lay hds tobacco Menard yisnaaa Total hhas
ST LoUIs-steamer Republc-l2is bbs fonr James Con
kegs do bar lead 100 bales hemp Kenne, Dix &co
do Smit--75 do 32S coils rope Smith Hadden do de
Donglerty6D casks bacon Byrne Vance &co-20
Price Converse &co5oo SKIS oatsJ Moore seo-llo do do
denburk eco-l5O bbs crackers 20 do lard oil uddeckc
co-5O ties hams SWrght 6co-25 bbs pork Deibonnc-
70 S Safss sk eee
salsr g bales
ST LOUIS-Seamer Oreans-2ll8 bbls odr james Connol
&coSO bales hay A Thompson tco5e0 bdls hides Nam
-
los SKI oats Duffy &c0-7 bbs lard 0verton52 kegs sh
Goodrich &co-03 head cattle " RobertSsundries to orde
MOBIE-steamcr Cuba-329 bales cotton Farley Jurey e
IA Tarleton, Whiting Tus4 DogRn Donovan &co-4 do
Gcddes-l0 boxes tobacco C& Tatc-sundres to order
tSTota 4SI bales cotton. .ss1 ..5#.-s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13
IMPORTS.

HAyRE-Ship Aica-3 pianos Fehenbach-t3 cases cgers
bbs urrnes Fiser3 do wine q stones case
mdse c Buddecke &co-l0 ncgas Gold4miih Haber eco
% do wine 80 abscynfe 100 do champagne case mdse
Thomas-5Q and ckS cheese $500 deh 81 cases muse
anun Freres-lbule mdse Roceeau &col2 cas- DO Mon
gen-1 Putro Caffaraa- no Wsebanase-l 'epn-ZF IA
ai!ho &co-5O alJscynthe Kenneth Dix &co do mdsc Dou-
4 Interchangeable Adidge &co-l2 Weshaar-2 Roveiet
Fonrnior-l Is Taalee4 Thomas Elder &co-4 k'ridge
N Kas-4 Guechard-3 G Gatl-5 B Duland.2 pkEs DO
Schneder-H Sturzenegger Eernod-l6 ! Fro1s1 Al
cheese CurcE5U do wine Thiee Seler @co
IL cks ndse b Bretevnser-f do A Jacque2A Ifez-
Pasuuer eco N Robert-f l. Mouor-l Opple-5 L.
Hatry-T bIorea1-l Chalvere-l2 Bramer 6co9 turre
Galne-3 j. Dcrbos II &co4 Gullctt-4 Desson'me-l
Paya &co-4 Giquel Jamson-l Olympic Bosse Sco-5 10
Ievos-I Maburg Fosterl35 baskets Pout5 cases 1nse
n Eomcr-l picture Be-l77 cases bottles Ayet-2p kgs
rndse order.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Brg Bonia-30o0 bags coffee to order
ST ANDREWS BAY-Sloop Ethun, allen-al9 bbls tar to
Post & Mel. 5'
COvINGTON-Schr Bloom-a2 900 feel lumber Ward Sco.
COyINGTON-Scllr Adec-5gU bbs snnd to order.
BONFOUCA--Schr Union-65 cords wood to order
COyINGTON-ScEr Fontanbleau-60 cords wood to order
BONFOUCA-Schr Belle Rose-35,0 900 bricks TO order
BONFOUCA-Sclr Desirec--35 600 bricks 10 order
BOSFOUCA-Sclr Dccide-35 900 bricks to order.
COVINGTON-Schr Laura-35,0V0 bricks Weber AGO.
BONFoUCA-schfli Liberty 35, 600 bricks to order :
TICkF AW-scl High WaterWood and shingles to order
BILOXI-scfb Mary An,--l5 cords wood TO order.
BILOXI-Schr Mary-21 cords wood TO order.
BILOXI-Schr Hirondele-40 cords wood TO order.
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49, " NAM '- ~ ~ '
,1rroS- INN rnDl rrn STkTEkIEST

SUGAR AND MOIASSES. Very little done yesterday
levee owing the rain Some lots of Molasses from
the Orleans Refinery were sold hb and Ale y gallon
in half bbls.
FLOUR. The market dull and only about 1000 bbls
disposed Of including 100 Snperfnc Illinois ut ST 6s leO
same 200 Tennessee Mt Sc 5 100 Fancy ST. Louis
at ST. 200 Alton same and lot Of Common at IS r Dbl
Also by auction $50 bbs damaged, 81 4O6as4 As q Dbl
GRAIN The rain prevented business the evee and
thing Of any consequence done in Corn Wheat or
Oats 800 sacks Inferior Ohio sold at 2c and on Tuesday
900 Good at 3c bushel OF Bran about 240 sacks sold
Mt 75c q 100 ID.
PROVISIONS Pork was in fair request at firm prices.
with sales of 29 Unnpccted Mess sl6 800 at SIG g.
100 in two lots same 225 bbs Rumps at about Sl 70 =
bb OF Green Meats about 10000 lbs sold at SC for
Shoulders and exc = Ii round Sides and Hams OF Lard
noticed sale of COG bJs and al ties No Ito Prime at &c q b.
OF Bacon 50 Shoulders sold 6c and Is Of Ribbed
Sides a ID. retailing at &c for Plain and
l36ll4c p ID for Sugar Cured.
HAY.A small lot of IL bales Western sold from store
| at the advanced rate of $50 = ton.
RICE. Sales IS tierces, part ordinary, at 494zkc = h.
COFFEE. The demand continued and prices full
Sales s24s bags Rio which 924 sc SOS n5a, ll2t
l2 80 ut r. aud 50 Prime Mt 12lsc II ban all
CANDLES. Holders asking &c = b for the bes
| brands of Star.
LARD OIL 20 bbls sold the eyec ut ec Z gallon
HIDES. A lot of $500 Mexican Flint sold two hre
days since, ut ls1ic = H. cash
WHISKY Some small lots of Rectihed disposed
at 240G25c and 100 bhls Raw ut 24c + gallon.
FREIGIITS "A ship taken for Liverpool at 2332d 70
Cotton Vessels on tie berth filling up ll-l6d.
EXCHANGES. The demand fair Mt quotations:
New York Sixyiay iiis et d
|
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scbr High Water RosemIx, from Tckfaw-= Basin. -
Sclr Erctt, from MISUNDERSTANDING FL IF
Sclr Martha Ann, Williams, from CoYington-Basin
ScIr Mary Inn from Itlloxi-Basin.s =F5
Sclr Mary, Cvllon, from Blo%i-Basin A.
Sclr Hirandelle, from Bilo&i-Basin "% ~
"sTEAMB OATS ~
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Morganza. 49,
JIM Ref, Thurston, from Tayou Macon sssF4,
Carrier Brown from I.afonrehe,
= p Linden Coulter from BoenH River.
A,Fusier,IIarris, from Wetumpta.
Republic, gNontgomerytfor St Louis.
Orleans, Dnrack, from 81 Louis -
Cuba, Hcirn, from Mobile
Financer No 2, Sweeney, for Jefferson
Fanny Sparhawk, Terrebonne, FROM lockpcfs.
Emgrant, White, from Cincinnati.
BEIow-CoMING UP.
Ship Genoa, from New York. -. a.
Bark Warden from Boston. W.
Ship Shakespeare, from Boston. -
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BRAZOs ST JAGO-Steamslip Eanilus--3 hhls and ~
bales tobacco 20 do lard 100 SKIS oats " bugs col
fee 10 bxs soap 30 cadesI5 do wine, 2l9 pkgs mdse
IND1ANOLA AND GALTEsTO N--Steamship Charles Nor
eanG bbls -four do whisky, cks BACON ~ hhds sugar
is bxs candles IS kegs nails 30 bags coffee 10 do con Io GO
OATS
misunderstanding Geo Prescott-43 hhds sugar. Cocks
bacon, 600 bbls whisky, l5D bxs candles 81
%HAvANA-Brg WIN Miler-3J0 cs 100 bbls and 81 Kegs
lard $50 ibis tallow 80 do beef, 100 SKIS corn.
BARCEIoNA-Brig segundo Eneo-a00 bales cotton l4Ul
btarcs,-S {ya
BARCELONA-Brlg Sabna630 bales cotton 24oO stages
TABSCO-Scr Cecl3 wine, 43 do OIL 20 do liquors
4Sbxs candles cs hams 0bbls tar do potatoes 9do vine
gar1 300 demohns und sundries
iCoRPJTS CHRISTI-Schr Harriet Lewisl500 SKIS oats 81,
900 feet lumber, lot bricks. v
PROVIpENCE-Schr W Miuer-9i0 bales cotton, Ill bb
molasses, 5l9 hides, 81 pigs Lead cask do.
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CONSIGNEES.

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Inn &co-W II Iptchfod &co-R Mctiregor &co-Moon THU
l., &co-McIemore Peyburu &co-B Mann-Mnyer kneaSS-
Is Martini Goble-Miles Adams II Marks &co-E
30 Morton observation-disclosures Howell ScoNor, Syndes Sco-
is Oglesby Macaulay-Oakley lawkins-Gchmain Lief
l. kco-E Pasuir-Paul, Cook &co-Pcrkins &co-Rolson
lena Robb cs-Eced & FicldW Ruymond-Stark, stan
fer Sco-SteewaTt son-staw cunts; SclanbT Is Sn
~ g Sizer-Smith Il "copper". Snnpp 4 co-ShnmwHy
u Capp-Tayzor ari-G Townsend &co-Thulle, SUllcr hco
~ c Ii ney-Thornhi &coW Tnley Sco-Tufts llobe
Id -vrclenbeger &co-G H Ninon-B Enntenr-A Whiting
&co.W Noble &eoIM + bMhelocKIMneeor nfs'at'
20 Id Welste-nf'Sh :, t. III - =,
20 Woodrmti-M lsegen-on Wonuh,ai-C ~ ""hco~ii "o'
o. Ilnn-liorrlll, 3"ie AGO." a iiiolalo-oi"ei.
n Ship tenon from New York-II Parsons-P DeGrois-t'
ar FHsdick-P I.acroN- X aughlinE Daley. PaZe
Vi Schneider Co-Sanpson keem-t;omarN Hela-A daT
. -letcrton Rufe-Bradey, Wilson Coo Boye-P Bro
~, Observation-Disclosures, Carroll Oo-leebe Co-BF9wn 90
Gu Burmcll l'ileifBeck 4 Ribks-C IL trln3r-i Baey
hu blanchard Coz iinef-BerSiIan GoMufret pr
Capt BurgetS-d II Garter eo-nt ~ I , ~ fIrrn
re, Fao- Giahhqhl 81. ,Hassor { -
Pritchard 90 II Noi-t MS o. - nman,nnsa
DryeT-G Il noson soli--hsas ~ 49, La.unn r
uutcher-Eaoh ae'TGt 7, c;ii;,,a,
III. Foger-StG i q ~ iddr Lors,aI + CO. Ere
at - GancirS ros,Eean Observation-Disclosures IIaber
vi 81 GrnnduMA d GruT 4 Co-IIall Kemp Coz II.
" CaS II MISREPRESENTATION Gains-IIarrel Gayle
- Uarris { IevEE i Gralnm--W A johnson & Co-A ]
est nct-F Acknowledgement Dix Col kaisc-D Keha,r
fenas r Gel A Inms Coz Ieon-Iapcne T. Ferriert
Long & Wilson-N Milier-J II Markie-J ] Moore & COZ
on MnEnire-E Maroese & Marks Coo Marlow-R
man-Noon Titus Cob 7. Mann--McIemorc, Rayburn
y, l. Mao
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

CITY james " Lyons, Pt Sutton; Trinidad soayes MI
Anada s.rnr Enpire Walker 4 tady, Frankfort tupt
Able New Orleans; bartlett, Louisiana: Thomas Bolns,
Clinton; VI Gwin, Il Well Montgomery; II Doya, Coas g Z
ibbens Cadlo p:I II Henry and 2syts, Vetoria Felix
Huston Fclciara; Miss Mary lnrris Miss Mary Merw
Iouona; Harrison, Mcrriwi, II Tyler Louisville. Jas NJ
Muhelman Baton Mr. England, Huvala Col McEery,
1onsha G Shepherd Mississpi John II 1lsley i W VIII
son !onsiana: Cooke = aberdeen, Ne,erville Miss;
lagc; W McCaloi, Louisiana.
ARCADE. Wilson; John Hederson; JAS Henderson;
J 7 strcaten, G; rs Tredg, Ala; Tlos Melvin, do "
Mnsterson, ~! y Henderson. Texas; Smith Il Bro Ky;
l'ondClH,, Il Edison, Miss; lrcwitt Jr Jos Prey
it, ltnh, Texas; Mason Juo N Herman.Ia II Bal
Hlslegcr Bayou Mason; Bnrz Homer, La; Simpson,
Shreveport G VI Lane; & Parsons Kouman John Ieuron8
Wood county; " II shlpmA, Bayou Bnlc X liacs Miss; G
G Bates, La; j j Harris. o..
ST CHARLES, - C Crane N o. J Bond, Terrchoac;
Beatty Iafourcle: Vim II Stirling Bayou Sara: Halle,
Smith Phaiepa J Geddes, Cincinnati; y J Brooks, Mem
pfs Capt Powell, Donalonvie: 4 Wright O; II f5erso1
NJ loycG and lady Mrs Fauner Natchitoches Thomas
and scrv Acxnna Tns IIoyt, Y; Col IIsElanclnrl
Rapdcs: Thos Halle, " Hendricks. GAINESVILLE Tend
II slorcnnd seryt; Girrolton; DR. Butler, ! l. Cfone. l.
Kenue coqst; lMcken Mo; Raymond Mas. Providence
|: W and servt, Dr Jiornnd La Col Whitehead Va
Benz Wilkinson, DR. Shelby, Perryyc Mo; lsob Thomas Ga
NJ Mintcr, Louisville
ST LOUIS. Tenant, Liverpool Gen c 1Iarssby Ora.
ala Col Wade Hampton family and servts, Mrs lIHnel and
Hunter, New York Robert Tyus, TnscmbiH; Rot Dean,
MOreonse Parish, La; Wm A iiisaud, Tcrrebonle Collins,
l. iamts, ifUrre Ringers, Ohio: D lIimtl, lady and
daughter Mrs mei Assumption II Hopkins Parish St
Martin: James Il Parkerson, Tustle II II Smith, Franklin
county; Id Duton, T W Frost VI c ireland, California
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WANTED.
BY
w MS HARELLI K 90. No

neutrality-suspicious. BY
w MS BAREI.II 4 CO., No 81 Common street.
NHTANTEGD-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
w ing French in all its branches, desires situation either
country. The best capacity
habits gisen if required. Address b. this office MA If
XKTANTED-A STU ALTON As BOOK KEEPER, RYA
w young who furnish the best references both in
this city and Mobc AS he claims 10 thoroughly
Tent will expect liberal salary. Address j. r. NJ
office. ica0 #
1ETANTED--B0ARD IN A CREOLE FAMILY FOR A
w lad L. years where he receive the and
Of Address, with location and terms (Which
be moderately v. u. r., this Office. jas If
WANTED - INFO RNIAV TON.-THE UNDER
w signed wishes obtain information Of his brother IA I
MERCHANT who left his fathers house the 2Gt! April
1853 and has been heard of since lie promised
bit Las not done and is feared ta, he is dead Any
vine knows his whereabouts who has heard from him
since the above period would confer great favor by writing
ielG LEWIS A. MERCHANT, JR.
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J. Fl. CARTER & co.

j. I'll. GARTER d. co.,
Corner Common and Tchoupifoulas streets.
NILS-OILS-
" WHALE OILr-1O0 barrels;
SPERM OII-25 barrels;
LARD OII.-2O barrels;
TANNERS, OII4-201 barrels
MEATS FOOT OII-2O barres;
LINsEED OII--2o barrels:
SWEET OIL-250 baskets; "a
OLIVE OII-l3 Ibis. for sale by
j. II. CARTER & CO.,
milo Ct corner Common and Tchoupieuas SITS.
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re- The Memphis packet Tngosnnr, Capt. H.
IL yinr md
freight, 49,.
nil i. McDoNoUGH.
re- The schooner Mary Lucretin, Captain
Gibbs from ChhrcstGn,S c., lying at Post "a First Dis
trc viii! begin 10 discharge her cargo THIS MORNING.
Consignecs requested receiving Of their
goods otherwise they will expense risk
MO BAREI,LI & CO., 81 Common
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BtbittQ Of tgt a(arkets.

THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH IS.
COTTON. The demand fair yesterday, and notwit
standing the uufavorae weather which prevailed all day. the
sales embraced $500 bales. Prices irregular but without
any uo.abe change, and repeat last quotations Tues
DAVIS sales amounted to l, 900 bales. We quote:
CI.ASSIEICATIQN.
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Sbippillg ynttlligtntt. p
THURSDAY, March 10, 1856.

THURSDAY, March Is, 1856
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nautilus Thompson, from Brazos St Jago,
Harris L Morgan
Steamship Charles Morgan Shepherd for Galveston and India
nola Harris 4 Morgan
Brig Prescott Gkey for Charleston Chapman Brown
Brig Vim D Miller, Schncidau, for Havana,
~ Goldcnbow Lesparre
Brig segundo Emelio Span Juste, for Barcelona,
Us PUG, Mir eco
Rrv Sabina pan Argoman for Barcelona, PUG Mir eco
SchT Cecil Peterson. for Tabasco, Manuel Payro
Goldenbow Icsparre
Schr Miuer Berry, for Providence I, Harrison Eco
ARRIVED.
sloop Ethan Allen, Grumley days from St Andrews Bay
Post & Mel-Basin.
Schr Bloom, Duncan, from Covington-Basin.
Schr Adele, GuesnRn from CoSiugton-Basn.
Schr Union, Narcisse from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr Fontainbleau, Peters, from Covington-Basin.
Schr Belle Rose, Charley from Bonfouca-Basn.
Schr Desree, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basin
Schr Decide, Melon. from Bonfouca-Basin
Sclr Laura, Hipper from Coyington-Basn.
Schr Liberty, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basin
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FOR RENT.

1xsA FOR RENT. THE THREE STORY BRICK
f Store, No ITO Poydras street Apply the premises.
Mill rel4 If
49, FOR EsEST-A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
faf with rooms, Magazine street. between Richard and
L Orange streets To good tenant the rent will lie low.
Apply TO G. Is. DUNCAN,
corner Exchange Place streets.
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CATTLE NJ ARK E T

JEFFERSON CITY, March L.
The arrivals to-day unimporan and change
in the market since yesterday,
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" MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS.

earner Republic left ST Louis onthe 9th inst at o'coc
p NJ reports Mississippi and Ohio rivers FILLING at Cairo
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MACKEREL- ~ 3
A'A SHORE No. l. 50 barrels; ~
$50 half barrels;
= 80 quarter barrels;
mh 800 kits.
T. LARGE No. l. 25 barrels;
Sofia barres;' 8
Is quarter barrels;
30 kits.
SHORE No. 2-I5o barrels;
100 half barrels;.
100 quarter barrels;
$50 kits.
LARGE-EXtra No. 2 IS barrels;
so half barrels
100 quarter barrels;
l75 kits.
LARGE No. g. 90 half barrels.
SHORE No $40 barrels
100 half barrels;
100 kits;
For sale by J. H. CARTER d CO.,
milo ct Common and Tchoupitouas SITS.
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JOSEPH HUFTY,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.

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feet trout sst deep
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and lines Sol9mop street So feet INCHES and lines
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measures 50 feel front on Bienvle street BY lS feet inches
gh pTivieses servtnes and advantages tereno belong
Ing, or in anywise appertainng
TERMS-Casl on the spot. - -
sm12 q al Il Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
DEyx.ran Corn Dr1 JOHN ARRowsM1TH VS.. SAMUEL
DISTRICT DELA ( MOORE
TSf E YE Gs!Fths writ de e ~
par ien ae
DI 4 da 1885, midi da Ia otond Ro de B9TSs de Ge
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solomon, dapres plan dresse G A. Hedin and
Scarour voyers 1858 depose
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mesrcni snit avor les terrains Nos l. ct
uren chacun peds ue dc la Douane l pieds de
pouccs lne face Ia dte rue de la D9nne 4 peds
fondeur Ia ige miophe terrain No ci-deSs1s de
peds pouces lsnes de pofondcr sur Ia sne
au dvise lie dit tenindu in dit pnn cdessus mcntone
lie No. 80 pcds face Ia rue Solomon sur IL
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peds ponces nes de proondeur entire gnes PARALLELS
lie terrain No pouces ghes face
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trianguare ormant range DIES rules Solomon
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No 80 peds face Ia Bienvlle sur lis pied
p0nces gnes dc profondeur entire lignes PARALLELS
Ensemble les dois privileges servitudes ct avian
| tAges attaches ct y apparenani.
| Saisis dams l'at1uiro cdessus. :. a..
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uu moment de Iadjnlicaion
| JOSEPH HUFTY,
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DEux1EAE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE NJ. F.
DE IA NoUvELLE ORLEANS. JONES No. 94s5.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream.
IA Susite
que peut concerne davoira deue dix dateI
de la rreene publication les asons esquells compile
eXecuce estamentare serat point appronr
ehomoogne fonds mains eparts conornemens
| audit compile. 81.
Par ordre de Ia
| ,,O2 A Y
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LEGAL NOTICES.

of New Orleans. StEa5zg5 No. 9iS5. SSsS
NOTICE IS hereby given to the CredttoEs
In of this Estate and Ill other herein
show days present notification
they have why the presented by the
eXcctrix should be hooogae aud approved and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith = Ea 8+z5
By order of the Court.
nl3 II 81 a. DRECA Dep Clerk &
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FOR SALE.

TOR SiAE-t LIKELY NEGRO Roy, EIGHTEEN
Il years of age; guaranteed in every respect Apply
W +. CORNWALL, Arcade Hotel,
milo 6it or to JOHN COON, Cleveland, q.
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9. SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW. ORLEANS.
LINIHEREAS. Amanda Find, widow OF Mich

DEUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA Nile ORLEANS,
A TTENDU que Amanda Rimd, veuIve de
N Nicholas D. Rind, presente petition Ia conr Pellet
dobenr les ettres administration In succession de feu Mich
oias d. Rind Mecede intestat- s.r.
par present que celia peut
davo edure dix ours les rasous lesguelleS
il serait pas fait droit a Ia die petition.
Par ordre de Ia ~
A. DREUX,
mig II Greffer.
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TOR SALE-ON LIBERAL TERMS-A Semi Weekly
Newpap. Establishment located in populous portion OF
the city having prospect for extensive business For
address II. /, NJ n this Office,