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RECEIPTS OF PRopUCE.

ST LouIS-Steauer Pennsy vRua-OO bbls -four 10 Peea
vile Brothetsgi do oglesby Macauayll6 do keune
dS sen,2 do schroebel &eo-62l do James Connolly
40 b9s hour JOS sacks wheat Doughery &cOS40 boxes
bacon McCal5 bbls pork Shropshire Sco-TO do to
Bnckuer Stanton Newmar-3 kegs butter Maddox bx
ndse Bnadecke Seo--l pkg mdse Geddesl pkg mihe
hul Voorhirs, Grigs Sco9 bbls Hour Shropshire Sco-
l5 DO Converse, Kenneth &co2s2 do Moony Bro-lO
alcohol Pope Ellison &co-s5 bOls whisky Newton
la es lard hecp Bard 6co266 pkgs lard bbs
Wright &co--lS2 coils rope HugEerty scu-25 boxes
wine Theile, Seller sco2 do mdse Woodal-sundrics
order.
VICkSBU RGteaner Natehez-5l5 bales cotton Buckner
Stanton Newma-l5 Henderson peas -l52 bales cotton
Guddy Brown &eo67 Harding AbOay lsoo4l Miles Adams
&co-il Kicks &eoSs BnehannoG, Carroll ScG-2I bales
cotton 10 Orders Bogart Foley Ave,ylI Lewis sco4
Coleman Putnam 3coll Warren, Gilmore &co9
Mcdowell Mills &co-1 Estn &co7 Carroll Pritehard
&co-5 Cox &eo5 Martin, Owen Cobb--6 bales
$40 sacks teed NJ Fk3 mills 10 5 ii GiIlman-l
cask hides to Robinson bennett orderToal
li39 bales cotton.
CAMDEN-Steamer 7 Kimball-lTi bales cotton Campbell
~ Frelson, Stevenson sco2 Cleveland Brothers &coJ do
Wright Allen ScoSi Mckeroy Bradford q IL Carter
COL Ii Dosson Sco2J Floyd Fyetson--2U Il Rogers a
eoV tayne Harr'son9 Perkins 6ro-lS Horre, Gayle
Son duncan ingan-l9 Oakley Hawkius-lO J q Rcks
81 Mcmahon &eo9 Henderson Terry 6co-6 Gorrisson
Bros Cummings, Stewart ScO5 II May sco5 do to
Davis. Jenkins Sco-S Haidie Sco-5 Harris Lewis do
john Williams dco-2 II Donnegnu-2 ellis &eo-35 hides
bale skins Robinson Dsnnet bales skins
ORDER bales peitrss Elliott &co-l do Oakley Hawkins
Snndgies to order-fotal e05 bales cotton.
oUACHITA RIyER-Sieamer Joan of Arcs bales rotpr
10 Hugely Blair &cC-59 ByEilr. NaCp &Co-l2 ii ionu,
is Davis, Jenkins Sco2S torriss0n BruS-lI cotton Ia
,auinack Squares Wesy-6 A Il May Nro-iE Cotton
-la Campbell srong-S2 Andrews Sierr-9l lald
well &s0-o DnaGa LogsGa sachs potatoes IbI do Dan
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2c gallon for Raw hut yesterday 80 bbls Recied
sold a. the advanced rate Of so 50 Raw at the same
Weeks receipts 5,722-Exports. 2,l6s
BEEF quote NJ. O. and Prime Mess at Sl4 5OSI6
Ness at $l7@S$f ~ and Prime at $l0@$ll p bb
Weeks receipts 974 bbls-Exports l24l ~ 1s'bs 'fls
BAGGING AND ROPE -. Tho demand for Kentucky
Bagging continues limited, and have noticed ouly small
sales at l4sc according quality India has been held At
higher rates. with les Of GOV bales lls and
yard of Rope 500 GOO coils have been sold at eloc
for to Good Machine made some retail
at laa<t9nc p h. s4i fel ~ atg .ff !
GgNNY BAGS. The principal sale has been aoo ha,as
heavy at 1lasc. q,
CoFFEE The demand has been moderate with sales Of
some $500 bags Rio during the week ID for ord
nary Prime, strictly Prime bringing
were sold at including IS at the
latter rate i'sIs --s t1f1Ef5 -.7. wy
One 622 bags from Rio during the week
making the direct imports since the LIST September M
bags The stock hand last evening rs bags
The sales Of Liverpool Salt comprise some five or
six cargoes embracing 30 900 sacks Sc for Coarse and
Assorted AT the close assorted 7s6c
D sack, according to proportion of Fine
CANDLES. Star Candles have been selling at ss26 and
&c y b for lightto full weight. y @--1- 81 p"
RICE There has been demand we have noticed
afew sales at 49ASc D b for Fair 10 Prime Carolina
TLOW sales include $50 bbs and terces City Rem
dered at the advanced rate Of lie y ID. 80 p /.
HIDES Prices have declined country have been sell.
ing on the leyee at lie u b. =, gs.Ltfs
LARD OIL We have noticed limited transactions Mt 81 10
@Sl l2s gallon for Prime mostly the former rate,
The supply nearly exhausted and prices have ad.
vanced with sales of few hundred bbs Eastern 81
retail lots at 81 Is p Dbl, --.a ~ = 1.t'f
SPIRITS TURPENTINE -. The market has been still
trmer and some lots have been sold at 5ac gallon. w
RoSIN The lot 265 bbls No. Cat
81 40 p Dbl. s- @as -f' 70.
COTTON SEED OIL. We yesterday noticed sale of 20
bbls at CSC q gallon. ~ W. .p=vsR 81. '' N T
FRE1GHTS. The engagements week comprise eight
nine ships for Liverpool 7l6@5s2d Cotton mostly
the latter rate for British for Havre Bremen
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LoganS seed Pitcher Goodrich Sco bale
hidea IL hiek Hansel& kro-Sundrias

ss'se rsas assss
sa 4 hid. t.
W do seoe Co 30 On s.
bales Bogar Foley Ayery2o hhd bbls il
sbs steel @ g Anssio ss.
5ass cotton to qe ss. bales cotton
CINCINNATT-stea David Gib.on-4sl Dbl. pork s22
ss sgF to s ss; s0S has bacon wssh,
sssa . sss vSssy MsIssop 50 Pkg.
& g.
wiy Iise
Bucknghsm2 do ribs sdo krout bbls whisky
do is. So ss
brandy 70 sh casks brandy to Lloyd hbls oil to
RsaSss1s ST..
hhds 'obaseo Crafts Sso rope to whitehead 4
Is R bs aao
empty hhds and sndries oderTota % hhds tobacco
GRAND RIyER-steamer Upion-7o,Ooo feet lumber to
MoBILE-steamer Csornia--5o bales cotton to orders
bbls water Symes-l do NJ Mer-sundries to order.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jas Hoden-l7l bales cotton from
wreck q The storm Adams bales Of snake
S h ,s ss Fox %
snndries from the steamer stormTota 1917 bales cotton
RAILROADS. z
:, NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton to Warren Gilmore se9m41 DO
LevHl22 feet lumber to Elan do Sanford bis
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
hhds sugar Is bb molasses to Warren Gill
s
cotton Lob Chsrpene do l22 hides 72 bbls moasses 30
Foley ASsys hSds sugar Lsvsrsh Sso@2a do % ii
bbs nolasses Buchannon Carroll bales Felowes
% bbls Hackney-54 hides onsyrouss Lsnss-
Do to orderfOtai 10 bales cotton 30 hhds sugar
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Ia. Il 8g. ].


The branch Of the Louisiana Bank Camp street,
which has been operation the last years which
has continues great usefulness and oonss
merchants It's successful operations to have
Banks currency only in its ncipency We
hs State Bank compel discontinue the branch on
Camp street rather resolution has been introduced
effect This branch has been Of target many years
but whom the charter Of ths Bank Is closely scanned will
found gives authority to establish branches wherever they
deem branch will be profitable beneficial Section
charter Of the Bank reads and be it further
within six months after the Mother Bank shall go operation
there shall We ave Offices Of discount such snc
and the said offices of discount shall
the State Bank deem expeient be
Banks OF discount and deposit and the said Directors shall
also hare 10 Increase the number Of offices discount
of branch Banks, and to discontinue such may be estab.
}lishedr s.ss n
The branch Camp street does interfere other
tutonst from time time help the Mother Bank 90
out Of line which much has been said
sort of school whsre those ambitious of becoming
through preliminary instruction finance before
being promoted to elevated distinction. ij !.
There has been activity the past week in
bank notes. The issues Of all the free Banks in the
still handled with the greatest caution by dealers
been bt little specie received the past week.
gold brought for the Banks The receipts Mexican dollars
have been 10000 which purchasers at our
figures. II a4e s&sf All. gsstq5tF i+f l4skSi T. z
The following the regular Of H B. Merre
uncrrent coin and warrants and coin
also putchased ~ 'ft geo ~ 50
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ssIsn 0rleans Nluneu alarktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20. Camp street,
Friday Evening, March 6, 1857.

CRESCENT OrFIcE, No. 40 Camp sreet,t
Friday Evening, March 6. 1857
The Of rain yesterday OF brief duration, to-day
those light and beautiful characteristic
xEs sunny South and under large denominations Of produce
fso die West with the visitors present in the city,
Il may be TERMED unusually day. s9il -
We smother for insurance purposes is
about entering into the commercial and maritime world-that
Company been duly formed under the style
~ the Union Insurance Company y with whchs6m Of our
oldest and sanchest citizens connected There is also
Ahe called the Southern Mutual in of completion
We m then have three insurance Offices assuming the
f three Banks, and banking capital required is
Suggestive that tile Merchants Company
the compliment organize Bank under the style Of tue
g Merchants, Bank, r. s4S gt959 aiil 9s t9
The money market to-day well supplied. We note the
saiesef 900 long dated paper, by party cent
fNeo0 by another the same end about $4,000 of other
grades by divers parties at mud 10 per The calls
as Banks large, we'll heavy. One Bank had
ins 70 the amount Of S65eoo0 but there Is baton in
course OF progress at the capital say how much
this sum wasfavored
The transactions the week in have uniform
that have change note in the week.
The .otati0ns tina following
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans (
Be remembered that the l2h January 1851
the subscriber, Justice of the Peace in for city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
aud James H Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
cordng law do depose and that the
Just and and transcript from the books
said Company A. BROTHER President
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary. .
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Juaice OF
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved
per in cash the outstanding profits to the
holders thereof their legal
MONDAY, the 9th Of February
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
FORTY ( per cent the earned premiums of the
for the ending 3ls December 1856 for which
tfcates will be issued and after the 18th March next
a-This Company continues against peril the
rivers and loss damage FIRE. the
premium. Office, No. rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER President Z
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
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ARRIVED.

Ship Vim Schmidt Sears 20 days from Portland Maine
r. msster-Point =@' - @E'Gt5'7 80 - =
Brig Geo Prescott Glking from cardenas 18th nlt, to
~ lter-lst dist, %. ~ -F' - -Ff
schr Transit Chapel, days from Maansas Wiser
\ " Z Cod dist. l6. '' 7''1fI 1' - -
sehr Powhaop Caro- days from Pensacola John Hurley
~ keo.N 'f.'- t' = - -
sehr Ann Eliza Snow days from Pensacola John Hurley
&co-Basin.
schr Warren, Jagner from Mobile to rnaster-Basin
Schr Ella Robertson, woays from Pensacola Pooy Ncol
schr Locust Tree Wagner, from Amite River-Basin.
Schr Amandus, White, from Amite Hiver-Basin. ss7
Schr Perseverance Melon from Bpnfonca-Basin
Schr JOnville, lfourey, from Tcheuncta-Basin
Sclrl Bloom, Peterson from Goyington-Basn. &,
Schr Arsene, from Covingon--Basin .
Seir Livingston, Weaver from Tanchipaho-Basn. ,sT,
Sehr Sea Bird. Hipper, from Covington-Basu.
Scllr Fontanbleau, Peters, from Goyington--Basin.
Schr Liberty Melon from Bonfouca-Basin .5.
Sehr Ann AcGuirf, Earl from Horn lsland--Basn. ~.
schr Damme Blanch Smith, from Amite River-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
N Nachez I.eatlers from yicksburg .. .-.
L l..}FE \ kimball, kouns, from Ouachita River
David Gibson, Mckinly, from Cincinnati.
Joan Of Arc, neariDg from Ouochita River.
N-- II Clark, Brown. from Lafourche. -..
California Myers, from Mobile.
Union. Harvey. from Grand River. ...
4sss7- JAS Holden, Martin, from Shreveport, -7a1a.
Jas STOCKTON Hau.lorn, from Pascagoua-Basin.
Pennsylvania, klenfelter frem st Louis ~
Towbost St Charles Chambers down
Handy King and 1saa Crower-brought up ships VIM F
/. Schmidt, brig Geo Prescott and schr Transit.
BELow-COMINa UP.
Ship Agnes Jones, from Cardiff Wales january 18th.
Ship Merw4n Merwin y days from Boston, G Bogart
Ship Florence Nightingale new, Goss Boston, to
Fosdck. -. -...-5
Ship MaakoH
Bark smallwood, -, 81 days from Rio de Jsneiro-yth
6lUO bags coffee to Csc Nathan d ~.
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Our latest dates from St Louis give the following taken
firm, Price Currept II nv ta5 #f!

Our latest dates from st Louis give the following taken
from the Price Current of that city
In financial matters there yet very little doing Money
continues in limited supply and pretty active demand
reney n good supply and the bills of all neigh
boring States not hitherto dscredited pass freely
for specie funds bought by the bankers
discount New York sight exchange
and frm the buying rate being par, and the selling Il
premium New Orleans sight exchange and short bills
but are not 70 b had and entirely
As but moderate business is doing in produce there
not much doing in bills and few offering the
for those having from 30 20 days run continue almost
nominal at cent. per month off but prime No. paper can
be negotiated at fraction better. 81 81 -s ia 49,
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. " s34l 7 2 4 = 2 : -1I7i ~ Al
CATTLE MARK EFT.

84 " W. @ JEFFERSON CITY, March s.
The market closed this week bare of Hogs and Yves
tern Cattle and Calves and Yearlings remain on SALE with
fair supply of Mich Cows and Sheep The market rm at orr
quotations, viz: 81 ra r. nEE- .Hs--4 NN .Hl
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MEMORANDA.

The steamer Pennsylvania left ST Loais LIST instant II
o'clock, NJ. In port for New Orleans, Wood
ruff Peter Tellon Hawatha and Uncle SAM
s Manifest steamer Storm Capt Moody previously
reported sunk at Campte Red River
bales cotton Frrellson Stevenson bales
Wright, Allen &co-i25 II May Seo-95 johnson
s. McKelroy Bradord45 Nelson &co-37
Henderson, Terry &co3 to Hopkins &co25 bales
Head Massie Asols Farley J4Tey keos Campbell Strong
Hugely Blair &co-4 Hardy sco-4 Brander MeKenna &c
Hubbard-3 Pitcher, Goodrich &co2 Donovan Sco
ia Chategncr &cosundres orderTotal ll3S
cotton. '# ~. ~ 2 - ~ 'fst'.f I'll
All Of the above cargo win except 200 bales
which are in the hold, On
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TOBACCO, The demand has continued good and the sales
of the week have embraced about 1900 hhds, mostly private
terms but including the following lots Of which the prices
been reported 30 hhds al Ike the same 10
rs at A. at l5@l6 II at ia, 10 lss, At 49, 6 Mt
the same at and % hhds Stems at H. Yes.
terday 1914 and 81 hhd sold l6lc at II aud
Frosted at IKE u ID. .glsg-s teT- s'5sg 'N1t ud
tat;ous. which are as follows
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IMPORTS.

PoRTLAND-Ship WIN + schmdt-l356 bales hay to or
der-03 sacks yernard2l boxes mdse Woodman.
MATANZASSfhr Trapsiti6O hhds molasses 334 bbls
lasses SlTVU specie to ] de Wiser 8co
CARDENAS-Brg Geo Prescott-257 hhds snd II ties of
moasses TO Justin Durel &co. a-aE=
MATANZAS-Bark VIM 1Ienry-4lS hhds malada to ] b
Mnrison ~. AUX =
Observation-Disclosures Jas stockton-loO 900 lumber
to Merritt McConnel-20,0 900 do q A Sanford.
BONFOUGA-Schr Perseyerance-S5,Op0 bricks to order
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Joinville-490 bbls sand TO order.
CoVlNGToN-Schr BloomS5 900 feet of lumber Ward
eco.
eoyINGToN-Schr ArseneS5 900 feet of lumherto Ward
&co .'E. nv ~, 10 .'
ANTE RryER-schF Lyingstons5,Oo feet of lumber to
order. Isl.
GoyINGToN-sehr Sea Bird-50ooO bricks tod Stewart.
CoVINGTON-schr Fontainblear-350U0 bricks to Web
Dor.
BoNFOuGA-sehr Libsrty-35 900 bricks to order.
PESSACoLA-Schr Pawhatan-5S,0O0 feet of lumber to
master.
PENSAC0LA-Sehr Ann EiiEa-24 bales cotton to order
$4,000 feet lumber 10 j R Pike
MoBILE-Schr wsrreu-25,OOO feet lumber to j R Pike.
PENSACoLA-Schr Ela-79050 feet lumber 80 100
Pooey, Nieol Sco. req. ~ -rr .l. -ss. +.- ID
ANTE RIyER--Schr Locust Treesl50O0 shingles 20 900
clap boards l5,OU1 slaves ~ cords wood 10 order.
ANTE RINER-Schr Amapdus--l2O00 clap boards 10000
shingles 5000 slaves 10 cords wood and sandrieS order
HORN ISLAND-Sehr Ann cGuinn--1O1 bbls sand TO Hy
Metiuinn,
ANTE RIvER-schr Dame Blanche-l2QoO feet lumber
- sacks moss and sunlries TO order
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MUSIC TEACHING,

MRS. CAMPBELh. TEACHER OF MI.
2fTE@ SIC, gives lessons the PIANO UT R,
t her residence No. 27 Constance street. nlTerrs-
IS per month, twelve lessons, invariably ADVANCE
LECTURES at q Constance street week. no Iy
aNfy INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
INV THOMAS MARTIN, of the oldest instructors in
I this city, will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies or Gentlemen. His ability ia 100 well known 10
require recommendation.
pF- Orders left with P 2. WERLEIN No. Caunp street
will meet with prompt attention, OFT
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The market holds up well to-day The sales COW,
prise 80 shares Commercial waier Works at IS @ sbnrss
gak Of New Orleans in four parcels o. shares Union
Reak at ! io1a net sFssssfi,5s 3et
In bonds have not heard Of sale. Af4
We append regular weekly quotations STOCKS this
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORk-Ship Fanny Forrester-297 bales cotton 1871
do cuttings IS do 81 do wool 1909 bb pork, 1871
whisky so casks wine 252 hides 5000 he mdse
BosToN-Bark Saxony-74 bales cotton. 1915 bbs pork,
TOU bbs beef II h bbls beef 3 kegs lard So bhs beef
MALAGA-Bark Industria-l4l2 bales cotton
GARDEN As-Brig Morning Lght-Ss7 sacks 49 hhds
shocks, III bdls hoop
GENOA-Iark PeicanlT9 bales 1860 bbls -four
do rosin 30 do alcohol, 2 do beef, pkgs mdse. rr
MoBILE-Schr Sea Horse2iS bbls -four 100 bbls whsky
lS sacks $50 do oats 100 do bran, IL pkgs lard
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General Depot Special AZ
street, New Orleans, La.
VERMTFUGES.
Winer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
@ kerl's,
B. A. Fahnestock's,
McLean'i
BALSAM and COUGH REa
EDIES,
Wistsr's Balsan of Wild Cher
Hastings Nantha,
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sehenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsam,
Sweym's Syrup of WildCherry
Ayers Cherry Pectsral,
Taylor's Balssm Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant, .F
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do,
Or. Roses do.
MISUNDERSTANDING Cords
SARSAfARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulls,
s. P. Townsend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Graeifenberg's
1'r Bristol's
Guysotps Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Webs Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew David's or Hebrew, Id.
oh-Ghu .,
Knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous, -..
Griffith's Adhesive.
Holloway's Armies
LINTMENTS.
McLean'svolcanic Oil Linmer
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
Butler's Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, 9 80
Hayes's
Tobias's Venetian
Howe's Nerve and hone,
Ksllinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Hors,
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee.
jayne
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
| Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wyukoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOHENGES.
Shermsn's Cough and Worn
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS,
Lococs's Pnlmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
Lovett's Wahpene or HairG
Barry's Tri.opherous,
LyoH's katharisn,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpena,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic
Hauel's Eau Lustrale,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
SWANS Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALyEs
Dalley'sMagical fainExiractc
Professor Holloway's Oinumel
McAllister's All-IieaIing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
Gray's Earrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judbia's
Louden's All-Healing, Russi
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair's Acoustic, Scarps's {
British, Harlaem.
BITTERS.
Mofat's Phoenix, Blake's Ar
matte.
W0I.FES AROMATIC
~- Druggists and Merchs
articles contained in the abov,
vantage by calling or sending
be found the mostextensivo y
MEDICINES in the URited
Please address. j.
GESUINi
mat Nos. Isl and
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INSURANCE.


AfSsEEiksss5 ang S5HHEefsa eS GENERAL
Howard f pan Sn q Pa iaff ''
Franklin Buildings No. "a Walnut St, Philadelphia
CHARTER PERPETUAL
Capital paid in and invested s az r lv
Chartered Capital. '''''
against loss damage by Fire. Marine and Inland
Kss:, XVI XIII IL Ss'sh f. Il s Gss:s
v ii S %ssis 90; B: wIths.s IT, & H R,vas
aoR EYRE eh EFF. @fp' john
SsP / EsS,. Hsa Ra mssP James Stiles
''''' r'' + s$iEdH EoEE ':: E E::t:s
W. H WOODS, Secretary. .p.
New York Life Insurance Company.
No. l06 Broadway.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President,
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Cash Capital sll5s74o 22-and rapidly accommodating the
Mutual Plan Dividends from 80 { g psg sent an,aa
-, 1a +: j. COKE E, i; p examiner,
American Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
.-. ALEXANDER wHILDIN, President.
JOHN Z. SIMS Secretary.
Risks taken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, the
Agents of the Board of Fire and Marine I'm
deryyrIters Of Philadelphia.
AGENCY-No. l0 Camp street. of Poydra. New
Orleans. r. G. LATTlNG,
fe26 ly j. s COPIES.
HITCHCOCK Il LATTING, COMMISSION, FOR
II wardng Baggns, Rope Produce Merchants Corner
Of Camp 9gd P9ydEa: Streets New Orleans w ,cvr,x
Orleans A. u yssss5
.EE issSAsHH
Assets, January list, 1856, slab. 6I2 "a.
rhomp Sa1'T Fsa oasa aG.s Ely
e. sss ssaH:s
s1EfHRs B. johSs5s ". rfssn
sssfas ihe ONCE ass'Ss' Camp
@ s sss /.
III y he in
e. e.: u $;
T69ass sIoo COMPANY
ohn dhon Psean Il g. ases aSa e.
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,Pocssissusd direct from this Branch Once and Ls.ss.
s-Pamphlets blank forms beobtained the Office.
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In attendance DAILY A isS% II bo&sE
Jazz 1y No, a. Camp street.
NOTiCE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, OF New Orleans, have this day commenced
operations and prepared an! River
Risks at The usual
DIRECTORS.
Geo. W West, X. P. Hunt,
Jas \. White. MI. Mussou,
Evan J. McCall Martin Gordon Jr
D JRnisQn Paulin J. Martin,
Antonio Costa, Gesnire Olivier,
Otner GataTd, John Eaton,
D. Bouligny
OMER GAfLIARD, President.
GEO. w. WEST, Vice President.
A. SCRETBFR, Secretary, nal "
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Shipping yntflligtnts.
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= ~ @3ttf Y SATURDAY, March !, 1851
5s s CLEARED YESTERDAY. H.. n.
Ship Fanny Forester, Simmer for New York G Fosdck
Bark Saxony, Smith, for Boston, l ~ G. A Fosdick
Span Bark Industrial Iazznasn for Malaga PUG Mir SEQ
Brig Morning Light HUFF for Cardenas, de Wiser &eo
Italian Bark Pelican Meldne for Genoa VIM PREM eco
Schr Sea Horse Laborde, for Mobile G w Newton aco
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anl6 1ydWGA

I WRIGHT u CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y aud popular Family Medicines they offer TO supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprieors wholesale prices
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JPN. wATEKHAS. CHAg. H. WATERMAN
cs..ssssssss1h> j. WATERMAN 81 BROTHER,
~rseSSISssSA HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner of Com.
mon and Magazine streets, have hani and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals general assortment OF articles comprising part
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC,
lion, Steel Mails, Rope,
Axes, ChniRs, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers Tools
Anvis Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, screwplatas
Garden Engines Pumps
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural Implements,
Mill, Gross-clIt and PIT Saws
OK Ynkes, Bows Singetrees,
Turning Lahes,
Hoes, Hames, shovels and Spades, Platform Scales
Ani!rcns, Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Hols, Cob Crashers
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Heclas, Glazing Dishes,
Chinese Liongs, Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges
o23ly Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc, etc