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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street. =
Saturday, Morning, April %, 1851.
Oar general market has presented fair during
the past week. the demand being good for Flour and ar
cles Of Grain and Provisions aud prices have generally been
full Sugar and Flour notice advance Cotton
has Shown Considerable heayipe md most of the business has
reduced Tobacco has witha fair demand at
fuprices Feights have been dull and the rates have further
given way ~ Il - 81. u
On Wednesday morning pabshed later adyices from En
rope per steamer Fulton and City of Washington They
quiet but firm Cotton market at Liverpool with sales
900 bales during the three days preceding the S inst
the market closing without change in prices.-
COTTON, The market opened heavily on Saturday and
although inctors Offering lists at reduction Of 4c
previous quotaons buyers found for only about
$500 bales On Monday barely 800 bales sold at this
dnco Tuesday the sesrepored did not exceed 5000
bales prices being very rsgnlar but generally below
figures the last week Buyers forward pretty freely
on Monday Effected to the extent of 600 bales
mostly for Mddng and l314Dl3ss and 1ss4c
hiddling First Mddag and on Thursday some 1000
bales at about the though the market
rally er Yesterday about 5000 bales changed hands
making the week Of 10000 bales The market has
tho decline of tina early part Of the week and
again attained the u last weeks quotaons as fol-
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Sbippil1g gntsAigtNfs.
SATURDAY, April 25, 1857.

& CLEARED YESTERDAY. y
Ship Winthorp Norville, for Liverpool Meekr dco
Ship Manchester Clark, for New York Creevy &nwell
Ship Shakespeare Norcus for Liverpool Baxter Lowell &co
Bril- Ship 1nkermann, Welsh, for Liverpool,
Bark Leon PareH, for Bordeaux, 49, Creepy Farwel
Nor Bark Daphne Lareseen, for Elsmore and market,
fg3 RI ~, John Touro
Bark Phah Spofford, for Goenburg, W Williams eco
- \ $500 IN Boudcusqnie Phillips
Nor Brig Augusta, Beck, for Bergen, Norway, .y H.
- r Baxter, Lowell 6co
schr Transit Davis for Vera ruz, Boudousaue Phillips
Schr Josephine yalyerde for Mobile, " Newton sco
Schr Olive Branch Smith, for Mobile r.. Blissy Eco
Schr Nsragaussrf Hail. fer Boston, G W Hynson geo
Schr Anola, Whitaker, for Mobile, Nv Newton &co
- EI's G0ldenbow IespaTre
schr Dora Boghc,, for Pensacola, Merritt Nc Co,ne
Echr Huiime Weldon for Pensacola. John Hurley &co
Schr Mary Ellen, Rowe, for Pensacola, ~ LRosengeid
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ARRIVED.

90 O. Efu ~
Steamship Cahawba Bulloch from New York 18th nst VIA
J Havana, James Connolly Sco-1st dist.
Ship Pencil, Mecer from uave, I'd March, in ballast,
Ia to Baxter, Lowell &cs-Point, ~ s4-
Brig Morning Light Huf days from Cardenas, to master
~, Point. -s-g ~
Brig Rufus soule Davis, days from Mnanzas, Mursou
r, Sd district =
schr Flying Arrow Crockett days from Key West to Bar
relii &co-Ppint.
schr Alphonsne, Barnard, from Grand Callou2d dist T.
81 .F.'ats sTEAMBoATs.
q Magnolia Thomasson, from st. Louis.
[ Passport, Harrison from Tennessee River.
. ~ Sydonia Moore, from Ouachita River.
~ Cora Smith from Attakapas
Gs Cuba Heifn, from Mobile a
T w Il Doug lns, Tarbell. from Careisa Landing.
j @ SNen Jones, from st Louis.
w N S1rnan, Gwartney, from lsed River.
= Lewis iliteman, Wallace, from fazoo River.
+, IS. Charles BRtemau from Shreveport.
VIM Bagsey, Snnot, from Motile--Lake7 end n
IS ' Jefferson Railroad
Towboat Mary Kngsard, Phillips from The Passe-t9wed
dewn 18th Instant ships Maaketf Boadecia
and Union, sehr " W Harkness-brought up ship Chas
Pencil, brig Morning Light and schr Flying Arrow
Towboat STAR Whitney, from the Psssetnwed down and
22d inst ships Statesman and shakspear-bohsht
brig Rufus Soule. -
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sJsh Orleans sIlansu alsrkst.
e = 80 -Fr;dav Evaztinfy Aprit 81 ISL

11sls Friday Eyening April "a, 1851. ,
There was In s general money market to
,e osr,s ii Bank considerably though there as no
ii tic amount the street, yet lend
w 81 paper not Arm ~ their presnsions az
fsy astr o three days since three days
de il paper viii though there
"a ss md made which we not permitted to
snake public or the foregoing there was placed by one party
Asa0o Of The very per cent and pf Al "
" ard strictly paper closes to-day at not over e
Undss these sasactcns and with hs movements o.
a arrive at the conclusion money isao destined to
attain higher rates this and have only add that
ood papes will bring readily At per cent
long dstc When vs. aludA long date We ma
Nave closed taa Operations the seasn conf
that q in the market will take
S.cs softly altogether IN favor Of borrowers We therefore,
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Eeyee Steam Cotton Press qS9le0
1sssssi hS's ssSnas Comp
New Orleans Dry Dock
Louisiana Dry DOCK par
JACKSON Rsi5ads psr cent Bonds
Mutual Company Scrip per dollar
Home MUTUAL insasance scrip u VIZ
Sonthcrn Pacific Railroad pare
There has been important change in the uucurrent bank
note department this week. There larger offerings Of
ouh Carolina Georgia in the early part
improvement has taken place in Missouri State bank notes.
The issues Of tho banks Of Illinois still regarded with
adorable snst Some Of the papers Of that State boast
ing much Of tile soundnes Of its financial position For In
stance A Of this month day Of heavy payments and
eny one-fourth tina paper falling due that day in
Chicago potes though the market may be
section yet think that Notares must oursh 1t is
considered good Of matters in that country whom
half Of the mcrchants' paper did 60 protest
there transactions to extent with New Albany
Indiana give following the condition Of the Bank Of
Salem at that place:
Securities $4,000 Missouri per cent bonds, taken
al ID, SI9,tEu
Tan Der cent additional security
The issues Kentucky Banks all readily purchased
at our quotations. ali quoted in the table
Land advanced few cents the demand
having slightly improved The supply, however is abundant
descriptions there demand than for others
Dealers are inclined hold for higher rates. and sell
on every chance for the moderate profit Of
three per The impressions that rates
take adownward turn in the course Of few weeks.
Tie only Important receipts Of specie this week the
Mexican dollars Bsazos ST. Iago, S300eo Of which
Merre Co purchased $4,000 to which figure
placed our quotations. s Ii s#4
We weakly quotations coin and bank notes
which are he rates H b. Merre Co. All coins
msrated are readily purchased the highest market value
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IAIpnRrs.-

= NEW enthusiastically casewba--Assorted lndse'
X ny wEsT-Sehr Flying Arowi50 tousice 90 pkss muse
TO Barelli &co. .s 80 -
eARpENAs-Brig Morning Lght333 hhds sugar 80 boxes
do SO bbis nlolassesto $ de Wiser AGO.
5,GR AM e;tIILOU-Schr Aphonue-5 bales cotton %
htas Snr In W jackson, Scos5 A X Dennis
tcau tcos binds 80 bb molaseS % pr ols tnoseS 70
" ts,li Rco bhls moasses 10 hhdS sugar 70 eseios
Dnrve 6co--lo bales paSya--Tetal baes cotton
ID bales mess IS sugar % bbs moissss han Dds
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OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. - In
conformity with the Requirements of their charter, the Ores
cent Mutual Company submit the following state
melIt, viz .,
Amount of Premiums received for year ending o 40, ~
ennf af mnainatei risks july ist Ii4i77 81
Inne4 oys
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SL1l3,o50 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

-..5a STATE OF LOUISIANA, p. I
Parish OF Orleans :lity of New Orleans.
BE remembered that 18th July, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for TIE city oTssad
Crescent Mutual Company Of New Orleans, wn be-
ing duly sworn according law, does depose and ray the
and true and correct transcript
from books Of said Company. - x,,x-, 40.
!. ISgned ~ e. ~ C.J, MaNSuNt Secretiry.}-
Sworn IA and subscribed before this 18Th July, 1856
' STsi0nedi UFIAS. NJ. BRADFORD. ~
rla Board Trustees resolved pay interest Of
ssr cent in cash on the outstanding certificates OF profits
10 tie holders thereof their legal representatives. en- and
after the 2i Monday of August proxtno. a.
The Boardof Trustees have Also declared Dividend OF
three and one third per the earned premiums OF te
Cnpany for year ending the seth Of june 1856 for vhirb
aertilcntes will be issued after the 18th September net.
" - THOS A. ADAMS, President
q .-t GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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CATTLE ARK EFT.

sf 81 49, JEFFERSON CITY, April "a.
The market scarcely varied heavy supply of Hogs and
good stock Cattle Offers sale Prices of fine stock are but
little firmer. We quote:
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ss ,ss:
order " y 500
wilson
Donneganl64 bales cotton hid, tobacco y Gsemwe
hacse Hewitt bales l Lows
&c Ns 9nss so'IH
ssS. % See Msss Do DC
Tny &eoi bales cotton bids tSbaece Tafnerai do
nGs asss 81. s
bacon s. bbls aon5 MoSrs y H.
S.
sn ss pf sad card y ss
s James So ss Ss. Hour
Wsois, Ss aso as III kds sus
Lsinss do feGwss so. oms1o os ro to 10
MsI sfoSdwe sf Pssns
a Sass
hhds 1876 sacks oats to VOORHEES, Ggs Seo6 les II n VS.
Sson Whisky
sacks wheat ISL orderota " hhds tobacco
cotton ssnS1ssa
nasSn wa sksy rss
Campbell MsKel5oy Braaford q Warren ss
| cotton. EE-
netsrny Sco-3 do Cleveland Brothers col4 sacks wool
! Head, Massie tsco-Toal . bales cotton.
son. Pomroy &eo4e Payne Harrison bales cotton 20
F so tn
Lewis oglesty24 Campbell strongll Scott &eo--lo
Miller Forrester3 Hemingway Friedlander &co9 DO to
McKelroy & Bradford6 Johnston &co--6 Nelson &so
Donovan, Learn &col Rhoer, Higgenbott0m &co-l do
Friedander Gersonl5 head cattle Wilknsl bale wool
Tally &co36 sacks peea1s Turner DO pale rsts'es
1ames nd @
YAzoo R1vERs.eamor Lewis whiteman1ise bales cot
ton Ward Saunders Hunl54 do Robson Allen-l2 do 70
Lewis 6oglesby-aO Bogar, Foley Ayery-5a Adams
Vance &co3U Buckner, Stanton d kewman-5
PAYNE Harrson4 Hughes Hyllsted &co5 bales cotton to
Cuddy Brown &co0 do Friedaad Gerson-9 bales cotton
Oakley Hawkns6 Redgill Roberts Terl-l bales cotton
Watt Noble Mobesundries to orderFotal bales cotton
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS OPEI.OuSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAIhRoAD-2l hhds sugar to John Williams &co-l0 do l
bbs molxses hf bbs molasses to Hail. Rodd Putnam 30
hides bale wool Beloeq, Nobom &co-lS bales moss TO W
IIuckneyO do Trosclair Hayde-l bale wool to Lapne
Forrier-2 Green Crump-S hides Lacfoix.
7 JEFFERSON AND cARRoLLToN RAIL ROAD.
MoBILE-Steamer Vim Bnsaleyla6 bales cotton Tsrleon,
Whiting 4 Tus-23 bbls rosin w Newton &col6 do TO NJ
| Todd &co-sundries TO order.
L" -, g. = PDNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
| MoBIIE-stsamer Cuba-sundries to order.
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c-n Ion

~ %iys ~ 49, GOLD AND SILVER w. y. SOS
American #sss aala
asxiss p pSas SDs S sant prei
Five Franc Pieces, s51at9ss6
o;a ia2 a cent jseaa aa
Twenty Franc Pieces. Sog3 "
Ten Guilder Pieces g6Sg5 " y
Mexican Donbloons 10 10
Spanish Doubioons !, x IN
8 sy uNcuRRENr NOTES. y. X NJ
Missouri " cent discount
Indiana. 5@2
WEI Feeana Raiioa rodeeabls al bunk If
illinois,. 295 . cent discount
Mississippi Mutual insurance Company Ce,-
tiiicates Of Aberdeen redeenhble by H..
Georgia South Garuina.. discount
North Carolina N discount
Alabama discount
Texas aE dscoan.
par = s d dseonns
Manehsstsr at Yasoo Miss.
esssam ssHs s. y MssM in his city
Louis Price Current remarks the money market
Of chat city as follows; s W. +, pI -ssf'
Money continues scarce and though the market is slightly
the deficiency of the supply renders it extremely
Easern ces Il n demand and the rates has adyaEced o
@ are y r. q
and the cent month discount
n saa saah very d a @ psr
discount and 80 day bills will not sell better than
constitute barge poron Of the IN tnsaeng
The weather continues unusually cold for this period
year. present week ice has been formed night
and sometimes inch in As we had
and in Ibis latitude the fruit has sustained but little injury We
hear good deal Of complaint in the Of
the winter grain but think il too early vet for definite opinion
to upon the prospects Of the growing
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MEMORANDA.

81. w BELoT-ooMING UP.
Steamship Charles Morgan Place, from Indanos Calves
ton. Harris i Morgan. --0
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The Exchange n,nxe today showed sypploms 81 heavpea
hcwss cpnG of thu Baaks reducing te rss OF
checks on York per with sales by ontsiaets u
pr0niuu sst days also was heavy, and sales were
insde at i, ,sand 10 dcount wsheard Of no trans
aconsi s EARLY IN ME day reitsrs paid u for
cecks which rate Is sll nainansd by some Of tho Banls
Etr,lag tended IN We have only give
1t md foriiie best Of ssnares, There
csa sascs holding " 10 bnt We head Of saies 10
anshDse us III qaote Bisof ladng appear 10 be
Sbsolsts Arc coass looking up From the amaud
FOR desi remittance are all going
auoss p IS and -hs latter figure shows an
advance. - 10y 80
Thssollopisg shows the RATES ior The past years
~ N April "a, 1855, 49,
osIsondon clear hiis. -
sysss ys;s Shl I s,3 s|sssss
.s'sl,ssa slss gsa: s p sissean
Ssissis ass,i ii is,5s sss prom,
Bils Of adigs+- ~ egeh
sy d dsys % 4 YopS asf Z discount
siss;S; X ' sla psl
Stocks are lt, about Dat We have kaSsa them FOL
puouahs past, we hssr The sale Of 10 shares gapcb,
wsisr Waters 81 and few shares of aseisncs
Bank 81 - nv 80
that iariag the temporary absccs OF Roasssa,
ssipr Of the citiasn BANK ayielor Sers will osiates
cashier Mr. hy Illness IN BIZ
bis absence viii be only Of brief duration.
The subscription the Cesccpt City Bank being st
eu AM, the stock being taken literally hsfp cannot be pa
traasacoas other stocks q, tho prices asked, which
within the following aeafes:
K auoS Arioss or srocxs., z ~
hank Of Lonsspa- lou paid s9eel
Iouisi,ia Staa i;atk lbiyy4
f,Apst Bank. .sizSp
(jtixenst Bank.
WechancE' and Tfaders' Banks IiHg.
n;,,s III
ssrI N New ureas slaAp ~
sIattIern hank
Waterwprks wv,
Gas Light Company l0o PAD ..s ~ =, to "
Carrofon Huilrea 20,
P6uiehhxfrain Railroad ti2s
Slpeousas Railroad. 70
Jackson Railroad .y1aD
81 Charles Hotel Company eS-ls
Peican Dry Dock
Odd Fellows Hull " tiss ss ~
EewDrieaus ms. Comp lUou. w
Civ Consolidated Bonds e5 anu latsfest
Cts Bonds for Railroads %.
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Wu,TE,s AROMATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 -.
sr Druggists and Merchants, aad all dGAlers n any q INC
articles IN the catalogue, Will Dd ttto ther
vantage by calling sending their orders ABOVE where VII
thetnosteEtensiYs assortment OF CEN iN EN-
MEDICINES in the United States ard at the lowest price,
PIsasn sHdfe6s. ]. WELBHI i CO, H. e..
GENUINE DEHIG1NE WAREHOUSE,
Isl mud 81 C|ntrtTsa street, SeSDrleaIS.
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q ptDS, FOUNDRY, NEW 0RiEANs.-iEEDs
90 Iron Founders Manufacturers of Vertical and Ho
zonta Steam Engines, Boilers sugar Mills Vacuum Pans sn
ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all
Machinery required for the South. -
We have duly authorized and prepared to consruc
sTiLIlMAN's PATENT BAGAssE FuR NAgE;, ,1s cn
-.fsi2 dSW1y l,ptluH q w.
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Net earned profits for the year Guiding Juno &c. 1856 s
g The Company have the following assets:
Invested IN bond and mortgage on pro.
perry worth double the amount loaned
Loans on pledge, of Bank, and public
stocks, on time, Sl84 265 3S--on call
. Slt5,UOV.. ---........-.I.. Ses,@oS "'
Bills receivable, being notes for premi- ,
INNS.
Invested in real estate. .............. 6a3IS %
Invested in Bank Stocks, $40 shares. 67SN 90
Invested In Consolidated City Bonds. 2573D 20
Due for preiniumsin course OF collection 1l33 81
Cash 'i9oo' w
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Tof1N uaIy,NN ~ BROTHER. s47 TCHoupl.

EDFfN EAkEAEER d BEOEEafGES. "A! EEfto4r1.
y tonias street above Joseph, COPPER TINA SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinls OF wore
in their business snch putting up Tin and Copper Gut
ters Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and hc Eoo
in ali pars Of the city at prices with pronptneas and
aispatcb All kndsof Jobbns and Repairing attended TO with
Jisfatct By strict all orders hope to merit
share of the public patronage. 40 49,,
We neg eave TO refer TO following gentlemen msssfs
nzier h Wing Jatnson L Mcintosh, Cook Merehouse Ro-
art Hughes a. W Church, Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer
Caller Tnrpin 4 Co., J. w. Jewell. r,., IN @,
frsasSsSr.s straet " fe2idIWf
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SPOKEN.

Mr. On the inst, by schooner Flying Arrow Pass foutre
WNW IS miles, ship silas Holmes hence bound north
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NEW ORLEANS oLAssIrIoATro,

ToBACco There has beena fair amount of business done
Tobecco during tho week. but the particulars of portion of
of the sales have entirely suppressed The sales reported
embrace about 900 hhds, mostly private terms, but
derstood to generally within the quotations
follows So q ,ra-a,+5 t5-l' =
Factory Iugs
-
Leaf iRleror to Common lI5aH IA
Fair s6.l4
finc talpl6
Choice and Selections
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
f ell s. Cotton-=bues. Tobacco--hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1856. ...... 1912 eS49,
N''e.''' Jssteriay 49,. 2Si l,ll2ai5 II sllss
rs 1,4ig,55T 4o,4si
| Exported since ..,...... g7,15i 1880.
| e.. Yesterday l52l5 Ie92366 100 26 ,99
/
\ 5il f5sHit5s y l57 20l 1919
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au16 lvdW&A

WRIGHT u CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE.
j and popular Family Medicines, which they offer to supply
Druggists Proprietos lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. lb amp q Chartrea
street, New Orleans, La. H.
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H. P. JANyIER, Secretary. -
[TNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
" ORLEANS.

I 1NIJN INSURANCE. CUMPANY UT NE "
" ORLEANS.
s. CASH CAFITAI-S2s0,00O.
The Union Insurance Company Orleans pre-
pared to 4Ec the usual FIRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS
heir office,
NO. IL CAMP STREET,
This Company oilers insurers the security Of Cash Capital
of Quarter Of Million of Dollars ard also permits the in
participate in the profits Of The nFang upon the
NORTHUMBERLAND receiving Scrip bearing six per
interest," redeemabe in FOUR YEARS; il insurers
prefer they receive return Of TEN PER CENT in cash
upon the Of their premiums.
All losses win be adjusted promptly and equiaby.
A. CHIAPhLLA, President
JULES DoLHoNDE Secretary.
DIRECT IRIS.
R. W. OGDEN Of the firm Of p. GnsRchs, Bro Il Co.
" CARL KOH N. Of the firm of g. kntn Il Ryan
l.. T. HENERES, Of the firm of Abat, Generus & Co.
VICTOR aAIGNAu, of the frnp0f " L. Malpanu.
NJ. j. HUEPS. Of the firm Of Shaw zunts
=. LQBlr, Of the irr Of l.obit Il Gharpentier.
JOHN DOLHQNDE, of the firm of Martin, Owen 4 Cobb.
A. CfliAPElLA, JOS. DEYNOODT. at
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- WV onLNANs LoClx .5IANUFAo-

~ NEW ORLEANS LOOK f1AS th'AS"
IN TORY, II Magazine street, near Poydrls.
ksesH ALEX W De RTE.... RICHARD pE4RlE
" DEARIE 4 BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL. HANGERS,
As inform the puulic builders that they receiY
Ing and have hand large and compile assortment OF
BGILnERS' HARDWARE, consisting Of Locks Hln l
Roll. Sliding Door Trimmings, Screws, PElieys, etc. when
they offer sale the -easonthe terms Attached TO
their store have factory where all Kinds OF Locks Tor
banks vaults PRISONS stores dwellings, etc. arc nlsde 10 or
der shortest notice and warranted secure Also supe
;or article Of safe Night Latch for offices dwellings.
BELL HANGING in all its various branches, such as sig
rn and other Bells locomotives ships hotels, dwellings,
etc pu! workmanke manner and warranted 10 gre
sRaction. Smith work in general Jobbivg promptly at
tended to- ,, ~, ,,r, =, >, +, NV, AVN ,,ccr, 4 MI,
n IfE cpRTEGS m2h ly
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J etlsaas 9ailg dstsfsnt.
gutaI l,lsllig,lltt.

Ua4sIrv Hosrls4l Report Or the week ending it.s
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S,s,-xursan r. II. FOLGER d CO.. NEW LIE
and lchoupitoulas streets, between GraVier
and poydras Streets New Orleans, offer alarse
1920 and well assorted stock Of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE
swedes and English Bar Hoop, Sheet and Boiler Iron
Agents for Iron manufactured hT
Woods Lewis Co., at the Cumberland Iron Works. and will
continually supplied with full assortment It's great supe
ority over other descriptions Of iron fully established
They agents for Isaac Staubs highly approved
n mo cartons siTes TO which attention invited. d3 1y
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A3U y RtMEt'lES, e'e'
9sgood,s lnalai Snusos"e'
heEaIars IoiIe MIXTURE
Smlth's fohiG syrup
Wynkoop's fcine,
Speeds fe6rif9ge,
NesiIaoie F r1 n ngs 30
r, IiJH,t ~ nc; i rv.,,
SheTmhn,s Cough MY ~ " oiHn'
bryan,s reiihoil.g y ~, naF r,.,
LGSockrs 6 |, !, ~, 7, n sIS.1u
Halt 4 ~ Fl ann ~ . -, - 81 ~,
Lovers " ahpetlsor tle'F'A''e'
Baffy,s iti-o!iheloua'
Lyon : h Haal. ieA' rtr;l
Boy!e's hyperion flulu,
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BY TELEGRAPH. .-'
New York. April "a lsfArived, ship St Louis from New
Orleans ,.. 4 -
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The Washington union., 1857-05-01
IOWA.

We invite attention to an excellent article in to-
days Union upon the result of the late election in
Iowa, from the pen of gentleman whose long resi-
dence in that State renders him thoroughly conver
SAINT with her political history. It contains brie
review of party organizations and tactics, with a
spirited picture of the struggle in the last presiden
tia campaign, and is well worth the perusal of all
who desire to become acquainted with the prevalent
Influences in young and thriving State Of the West
and from the past, be enabled to form correct est
mate Of her political future.
The first successful effort of State heretofore SC
damaged by blackrepublican rule to throw off her
shacklcs, and again take rank with her democratic
sisterhood of the Union, is occasion of much in
terest to the political reader Especially do com
mend the communication of "Hawk-eye for its just
observations upon the gallant bearing of the Iowa
democracy in the presidential campaign, in contend
ing against combination Of formidable influences
from her geographical position, such have not ex
sted in any other State. Their sterling fidelity and
steady perseverance, enttle them to the confidence
sympathy and high consideration of the national de
mocracy. We hope to see their future efforts crown
ed with complete success and permanent ascendency