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5SSsSSsass94llNA TO VICkSBuRf.
ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY, ION SATURDAY, at
p NJ at 5 p NJ. P. NJ.
The magniicentC. The magnificent The magnificent U.
States mail packet u mail packet States mail packet
Prlne SIS Captain X. w. McIlae, SatcheZ, Captain
Wilson, will leave Capt. j. B. CanonT r Leathers, will
FOR lwi leave for Donaldson
Plaouemine Baton adsonve Plaque vile Plaquemine Ba
Rouge Port Hudson mine Rouge Rouge Port tlud
BAYOU Sara Red Hudson Bayou Bayou Sara Red
River Landing Sara River River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez Landing Fort Ad Adams hatcher, Wa
waterproof ams Natches Wa teproof Rodney ST.
ST JoSenh Grand terproof Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf,
Gulf Warrenon amidst Josep., Grand Warenon andy
ksbury vi Gulf WArrenton, burg every SATUR
TUESDAY at 5P. Vicksburg, Mill. DAY. at s P. N.
NJ. kens Bend and Lake
Providence, S a c k
Island Reach and
lSkpwith's Landing
svery THURSDAY,
p. NJ
mentioned splendid packets will leave
days without fail the hour appointed All
entrusted their will be promptly and tAltuy
Freight taken for Yazoo if consigned TO W. NJ
the Of the boats Vicksburg who will forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge.
will responsible for letter or package
containing money ewelry other vauahes unless regular
bills adng specifying the and valne and
freight paid for vauaes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board. or TO
CARROLL PRITCHARD Il CO.,
Union Row, 50 Garondelet st.
! MO tf T. B. SMITH. No. Tchoupitoulas st.
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sTEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HIO RIV Err.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at Pm.
US MAIL-FOR LOUISVILLE
Evansville, Henderson. Shawneetown, Smhland
Paducab and all intermediate landings, the fine
magnificent swift running A. l.. ShOtwei1, b. H.
Elliott MASTER in port receiving freight and will leave
above For freight passagehavng fine accommodations
apply on board, or to
MI j. f. HYDE Co. ID Poydras ST.
~ The A. l.. s. will take passengers for st. Louis to be
forwarded by Railroad from Cairo.
~ pan of the cabin seen, and staterooms secured
BY applyng 70 the gents.
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Y A zoo RIV E R.

I.euves on WEDNESDAY, llth inst at r. NJ.
YRg. FOR YAZOO RIyER--THE FAST
AsLt = aud regular passenger packet steamer Conn
ssresssa promise, Nunnelly mnser, will leave as
above positively for Wick burs saartia Yazoo City sidon
GREENWOOD Ie0re all intermediate landings. Passengers
landed nj any point bet New Orleans and Iehore.
N B-Yaabisha freight taken with privilege Of reshppng
For freight passage apply on board; or 10
+. q. RANDOLPH co. AZ Union 81.
@ The Compromise receiving freight at the foot Of
On. street e" milo
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Wis AUX CONTRIBU ABL Du
IA colleceur de pour premier district de In vile
Nouvelle- OrlesnsIe sousgne coleceu de taxes Eat
dnune aNis mar qu doiyet des taxes
Fiat pour aunee 1856 drs d. licences pour lannee
1851 nGes dit premier DISTRICT de Nenir mon
D,reau No. 81 Civ Hall oiseme de- les des
taxes sans lt dtp prescri par loi de A. " ~
ra2 Slt THONAH AHhf;N, to'IecItur.
r Les agents pour r2nesoeGts son pe tenYoleF lepF
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BREWSTER 8 zACHARlE-No; IS FRONT
ID STREET AND NO &6 FULTON STREET.-We would
establishment Nos IS Front and
36 Streets all times to furnish
notice, and most liberal terms all kinds OF
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
INtS, Bi.AGkSMlTHlNIi, Each member OF the firm
giving personal attention each department we offer
superior inducements pnrtes dealing with us
facilities for furnishing the following work are not sur
passed by any house in the South or West.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CHiMNIES BREEGfiINGS:
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS WORMS
FIITERERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS, ETC., etc.
Attached to establishment general Furnishing
Store where articles requisite for STEAMBOAT PLAN
TATiON AND HOUSE USE may be found.
PUMPS-Worrhington's Sutety Steam Pump. :. p kase's
Fire Pump Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM GAUGES schaher's Vacuum and Steam Gauge a
ne article showing highest point which have
been carried during its use. HeGrsous Water Gauge.
TIN \ RE.
Chatting Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake MeUlfs;
Coffee and Tea ur1s. Soup Tureens;
Pyramids and other Ware, OF all varieties.
Together with Cast Iron Cook Stoves Washing and
Ironing Fancy Cabin and Parlo Stoves Sal
srander Stoves Deck Stoves, ETC. Forges ire
Baskets; Bucket Wrenrhes Whiales and Valves Pow-
der Magazines Craze Ratchet Drills Hose Brass,
Cylinder Bbb, Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns Lamps. etc, of all desGtptions
~ BREWSTER Il ZACliARIE,
Nos. 35 FROM, and So Fulton streets.
Sole SchaIers Steam and Vacuum Gauges Hear
sons Water Gauge kase's Fire Pumps and o. W. Cot
TOMS Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. ans ly
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Hall in the chair and quorum, g
Treasurer's weekly report showed und on hahd o.
esoIuon for authorizing Third District delegation to
purchase properly that District for the purpose
building Recorders office and Lookup Adopted
unanimously
Mr. F Coouet sent his resignation member Of the
Third District School Board. Accepted.
Patrick Irwins settlement with the city III re-
gard to nrvaes Market referred the Finance Committee
and Mark Walton appointed an arbitrator on peh Oh LEG
city in the matter. - - !. r.,; c;,,
introduced at the meeting called and adopted
The Surveyor report the substance Of whic was that
building which the ohce OF the Chie d foce s'uleu
need repairs to the extent Of $500 Referred .,
NJ Holland offered resolution for appropIatng slooo TO
the provement the Place Arms me amount WAS re-
duced 10 5000 and the resolution adopted , ~,
The FINANCE Committee presented routine report anu e
usual resolutions, which were adopted. ,. e. ,-;
Mr.. De Iabare. leave offered tesetuuoh ot @
cannns fee OF one dollar on each bond given
the Recorders free they bring to port he
fees 50 collected paid the Treasurer 10 De alf
nr;ated 10 the expense printing the bond books MI Hn
lana an for making free coored persons who
rsnd remaining State two dollars for each bend
$50, and certificate AIKEN them before the Mayor. Mr.
Bailey amend the amendment by making the Zee one
instead Of two The resolutions and amendments were
NJ RAYMOND leave presented ordinance for the sup
port orphans appopriang S4 annsiy for eHch otpha
each asylum according 10 the uoer OF lis inmates
etc Laid and ordered to be printed.
The Street Landing Committee reported various mat
The proposition OF c. c. Bier oobviae the nuisance o the
ST. Charles and City Hotels Welding their pools into the gut
ter laying pipe in the street 10 rpEei
Canal-Charity Hospital the pipe kewisewas reported
the
of the city, The however, reported in favor OF
mtting propretors the hotels question az
their expense emptns into the river The committee Of
fere supdy resolutions import, which adopted
The Committees Claims Judiciary and Improvements and
Buildings, made reports OF uo'partculr interest
The Special Committee appointed consider the nuisance o
Robin lookup submitted report and solutions for
buying lot of ground and buidinga Lookup which
adopted
The Board then session, consider conf
dental report from the Comptroller.
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1856, 6,iS57-MENIPHIS AND NEW
lsAHt1[AmSS ORLEANS PACKET LINE.-ln order to ac-
commodate the public, the and masters
Of the packets heretofore in the trade between the two cities
have organized r company TRI-WEEkl1 LINE OF
PACKETS between Memphis and New Orleans under the
and style of THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANSPACkET
COMPANY. . 49, ,, -, ,,
comprising the Line all Of the FIRST CLASS
inferior in the West South for speed comfort AID
safety. - >,.,,.r ~
Viii leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
aD-Particular attention will be paid to way business
MONDAY PACKETs-
Nebraska, G. b. Church, MASTER
IngOmar, L. McDonough, master
-wEDNEsDAY PACkETS-
,JOhn Simonts, ]. W. Gosee. master.
ri, Il, w. Hill, Thos. Fl. Newell, master.
FRIDAY PACKETS
Ben franklin, NJ g. Aaters, master
Belfast, II. L. Church, master.
Shippers rely the punctualiy OF the
boats Of this Line. .
The Line connects Memphis wit, the Memphis and Cairo
Line and with ali the railroads and boats for Nashville ST.
Louis Louisville, etc. 800 .
p continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to the
of this Line is respectfully solicited For freight or pas
sel9Sm' VA JOHN +. HYDE h co. Sc Poydras
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Leaves FR1DA 7. I3h 1nstant NJ 8 T. NJ. -
~ Nj Il NJ HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET LISElrridsy .,s n Mem. Men
landings The splenid packet. steamer Belfast,
Church, master will be ready to receive freight on Monday
morning will above Forfregh passage apply
board, "
mil JOHN e. HYDE d CO.. 81 Ioydras street,
This line will give through bills Of 1ading for freight
with privilege of reshipping at Napoleon
Hale Exchange also connects
Memphis vile packets Polar Star and Aleona
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FHUBACCO-4Gu boxes choice brands for sale by
SAMUEL WOLFF,
fel2 IS Camp street.
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HDCTDR BAAKEE TREATS ALL DISEASES
~ FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Raakee will also give special
the following named discusses Coughs Colds, Con
sumption Group Influenza Asthma bronchitis, and all other
dests of the throat and lungs DR. Baakee will devote
ticuar H. of Imbgo, Scronla, Rheu
lSn, and chronic, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy
Qypesa Piles and all arrangements of the stomach liver
aud bowels and also 10 all chronic female diseases Special at
tnon will be given the treatment Of the Eye and Ear Dr.
Biakee has made discovery Of fluid that will produce
perfect absorption Of the Cataract and restore permanent
v'N1 TO without the Of the knife Dr. Bakee
Thousand certificates n hi, perfect
ing Cancers Old Sores Ulcers Fistua Swelug or mors
OF description and without the Of the knife Special
he made with Dr. Baakee for the treatment
Of the last named diseases they will require his constant ad
vice and DR. Baakee sklitu and
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living His fame is
krn personally in nearly every principal city in the world
All letters directed to Dr. Banke4, encosing postage stamp
Eve cet from distance correctly stating the nature OF
the disease shall be promptly and the patients
by correspondence, free of charge
oice hours from A. NJ. TO P. NJ
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
do GmdkW No, 50 Caronaelet ST.. New Orleans La.
TCUBACCO-4Gu boxes choice brands for sale by
SAMUEL WOLFF,
Ta1p Tar c.ro
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. the 11th inst: at 5 pm
FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
IsAairt 5 w. e. Young, -, master, will leave
port all landings the Atchaalaya. For freight or pas
san mlo ,'' j. NJ JOHNSTON co, Front Levee ST.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at o'clock, p. NJ.
49,. STE DlER SOUTHERN BELLE

I&15&tS v. 9. Porter, c9mmander leaves ss ab4Ss. %
cherss Point skipwi.hs Landing Lake P.ovdenee Cam
Grand achez and all intermediate landipgs-
r4he Belle will continne in the above trade
threasou asd will attend the business OF the
s.eah Eclipse ds her absence from the sicksbus trade
fe9 BR0ADWELI.. BROS. CO. 65 Gravier St,
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NVNDHlE lEIs-
- lEWHISKY--9n0 hhls Boyle's Rose;
800 hf bhs
2DU bbls old Nonorgahela
FLOUR-f0OO Superttne
LARD OTII-Nl bbls choice Winter Strained.
CANDIES-l0UD boxes Proctor 4 Gamble's Star;
300 :. Heat. Woots L Co.'S =.
800 half and quarter boxes
II AMS-l00 tierces Sugar Cured.
BRANDY-lUO quarter casks Imitation Cognac;
For sale by ~ Joseph Lambs & CO,
"A TchOlutouns
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nnH> FUR PERN AMBUOU,IIIlHF IL FIR q II r.,
III her cargo engaged will sail in few days. For
pnsee having fine accommodations for 10 or Il passengers
apply captain board Post IL First District, Ct TO
MI j. Il. ASHBRIDGE 4 Co. 100 Common street.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-Inls I5Udfu Het Iast EVE
,, Eor Summers In the chair and five members pre-
In.
The reading of the miuutes dispensed with.
The CITY Attorney and Surveyor to whom was referred the
matter in dispute the heirs of Gormy and the city, re-
m th effect that had just grounds OF
pant against heirs and recommend the opening Of !he
back of yaes for the better
Of residents in vicinity Referred to Committee on Streets
and Landings .... A.. r, =.
Company to lay pipe the evee extending from Epianade
tn Streets all the lamps the evee may he there
by supplied Referred Committee on Streets and Landings
resolution from the Board Of Assistants ths
cutters leading into that water may be allowed to flow
into the city. Csncurredfn. .... 5sts.,
resolution from the hoard Of Assistants authorizing repairs
to be made Gentilly Road ConcurTed IN. A.,
resolution Board of Assistants, an horizng the
Cnnntroer 10 warrant payment of incidental expenses
for tLe month Of February Concurredi in.
Sunry petitions uniuportant nature were
referred the transaction OF some unnpoIiant business
! u IL ,,l;ntrpp
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-05
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. March 9. 1857

BALTIMORE, March 9, 1857.
FLoUR.-Howard street, City Mills, and Ohio;
IS 90. We quote Baltimore ground family at
SO IS, and extrasJo. 81 so. Howard Street and
Ohio extra at Sc so.
GRAIN.-We have no material. change to note
since Saturday in the figures for Grain. The
market however was not active.
Wheat-Of Wheat there were 5000 bushels
offered the greater part Of w1aich-Was =taken up
by the millers: We quote reds at l40a I43 cts
for fair to good, and whites at 154 l58 cts for
good to prime lots
Co,n-The offerings of Corn to-day reach about
25 900 bushels The demand was fair and the
greater part of the lots offered changed hands at
Sass cts. white, and 58a60 cts. for yellow Very
prime white Corn would probably have brought
60 cts.
Rye.-We quote Maryland at rs cts
Oats-Sales at 40a43 cents for Maryland and
Virginia.
From the American of Saturday last
ToBAcco.-Some few hogsheads of the new
crop of Maryland have reached the market this
week, and the quality indicates that the crop
will prove satisfactory to shippers. No sales
have yet been made, shippeos preferring to
wait few days when it is probable the receipts
will be larger. Holders seem to thiuk the mar
ket will open at high figures. The sales Of Ohio
this week 200 hhds. at prices ranging
from SO to 500. The demand is active. and sales
are effected as soon as the samples are drawn by
the inspectors. Kentucky Tobacco has again
advanced. The lowest grade of Jugs will COM
mand Sl1a$l2, and selections from SlSaS2O The
inspections Of the week are 81 hhds MARYLAND;
1854 htds. Ohio; hid. Kentucky and 2 hhds.
Virgna-total 404 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-05

The PETT1coAr QUESTION The secret
of the case and grace with which the En-
press can support the enormous rotundity of
skirts, which she still wears, lies simply in
the graduation of stiffness existing in each pet
tlcoat-each one of lighter and more elas-
tic material as it approaches the surface
The taste and care with which her Majesty
IS thus attired, will forever cause the des-
pair of those ladies who still maintaining
the same extent Of crinoline, take not the
same especial precaution concerning the case
with which it sets to the figure. "To be
or not to be, is, indeed, the question, as
regards the folly of the mode a party has
formed, strong from its position, againstits
entertainments, while on the other hand
stronger party insists on the maintenance Of
its power.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-05
COLLECTORS SALE.

DY virtue of the provisions Of the laws Of De-
ID cember session, 1914 and 1915, will sell at
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 9th day of March
instant. between the hours of IL M. and p. NJ,
a tract parcel of Land called "Part Of White
Forest" containing
60 ACRES,
lying and being in the Fourth Election District of
Charles County. Levied on and taken in execu-
ton to satisfy State and County taxes due for the
years 1854 and 1855; assessed in the name Of
John T. Rawlings.
SYLVESTER MUDD, Late Collector.
mar ($l 67)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-05
COLLECTORS SALE.

DY virtue of the provisions of the laws of De-
ID cember session, 1874 and 1845, will sell at
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash. on the
premises, on TUESDAY the 31st of March instant,
between the hours of and O'Clock, P. M, "a
tract or tracts or parcel of Land called "Thomp-
sons Fertile Meadows, Part of Indian Tract, Part
of Mills and Reeves Partnership, Part of His
Lordship's Favor containing
AS ACRES,
and .Part of Mankins and Latimer's Gift. I" con-
taing 10 acres, lying and being in the Fourth E.
lection District of Charles County. Levied on
and taken in execution to satisfy State and Coun-
ty taxes due for the years 1854 and 1855; assess
ed in the name of Joseph Thompson.
SYLVESTER MUDD, Late Collector
NH Isl 75l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-05
COLLECTORS SALE.

pY virtue of the provisions of the laws Of De-
ID cember session, 1874 and 1s45, will sell at
public sae to the highest bidder, for cash, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 9th day of March
instant, between the hours of IL Nj. and P. NJ.
a tract or tracts or parcel of Land called s'Part
of White Forest containing
SO ACRES,
lying and being in the Fourth Election District of
Charles County. Levied on and taken in execu-.
ton to satisfy Safe and County taxes due for the.
years 1853, 1857 and 1855 ; assessed in the name
Of George Hyde's Heirs.
SYLVESTER MUDD, Late Collector.
NH (SI 67)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-05

The Lemon Slave Case was called up in
che Supreme Court of New York on last
Wednesday week. No one appearing for
the State of Virginia, the counsel for the
State Of New York moved to dismiss the ap-
peal. Mr. OConor subsequently appeared
for the State Of Virginia, and the case was
to have been heard yesterday. It will be
remembered that the point maintained by
tire State of Virginia (the acting defendants
Is that an owner of slaves can take them
with him Il, transitu through the State of
New York Or other free States without los
ns his legal ownership to them
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-05

ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS. -The annual
appropriation bills which passed the House
of Representatives on Thursday, appropriate
over $35, 100000. This includes $13.-
100000 for, the army; $12, 100000 for the
navy; 81 500, 900 for steam mail lines; $2;-
000,0O for Notifications, and $5.000.00O
#or 100000 for items of civil service,
such as coast survey, capitol extension, Gus
houses, &c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-05

The MEXICAN TREATY.-The new treaty
negotiated with Mexico, as it's provisions
are represented in the best informed quar-
ters, is altogether singular affair, and en-
tirely without precedent in the history of
the diplomatic engagements of our country
with other governments. It embodies four
conditions. First-Reciprocity between the
United States and Mexico, professedly pre-
Dictated on the principle Of the arrangement
with Canada. Second-A loan of fifteen
millions Of dollars, to be secured by the
Mexican custom revenues eight millions of
lthe loan are to be paid to Mexico, four mil
= British bondkolders, and. three
eserved for the payment Of claims from
re United States. Third-A commission
is to be constituted for the adjudication of
American claims. Fourth-A postal con-
vention on the basis of that made by Gene
raj Gadsden. No territory of any kind is
acquired or contemplated, and no advan-
tages are proposed not already existing, or
which ought not to be secured without the
primary inducement Of loan. Viewed in
its direct purpose, it is unqucstionable an
effort to purchase a superior influence with
Mexico, and to give to our government all
the rights of interference and dictation that
belong to the relation of debtor and credi-
tor. Great Britain, through the pretence
of enforcing the claims Of her citizens who
are Mexican bondholders, has, for years,
made her influence in variety of ways par
amount in Mexico, and there is, perhaps,
no doubt that if our government, in the
mode prescribed by the treaty, takes upon
itself the duty of replenishing the exhausted
treasury of Mexico, enabling her to discharge
the Indebtedness to England, we shall fall
heir to the influence and right Of interfer-
ence she would thus loose But there are
grave constitutional as well as prudential
reasons why we should not commit ourselves
to course so productive of precedents for
the future and so likely to lead to new diff
fculties. Without trenching upon the alb
straction Of strict construction Constitution
alists, the power Of the President and the
Senate to consummate such compact may
well be questioned, whilst there is an evil
dent danger that in the revolutionary and
constantly changing state Of Mexico, we
might, at some future day, find ourselves
involved in war with that country to en-
force the observance Of our claim upon its
revenues. It is stated, and we hope upon
reliable authority, that the treaty having
been originated by Mr.. Forsyth, without
of any kind, and being opposed
to the views of the Administration, the Ex-
ecutive will probably take the responsible
ty of disappearing the act entirely.-BoAi-
more A,nerican