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Western Exchange Boarding nousc.

.f..s lthoupit nla7 ~. corner NaichcE street
mn, Mr. WILSON inform. her friends
ELLA ard lhe public, tha, She has opened shis
extensive boarding house sud IS now prepared
10 receive families. single gentlemen, aud tram
silent visitors Her terms viii be found mode
rate, and her table abuudaniIy supplied. The
room. are ample and Well ventilated, and the
furniture has been recently purchased.
Persons visiting the city, she feels assured,
vii be- pleased with the arrangement # her
rooms aud the accommodation, pf her house.
Neither pains nor expense wl'l be spared to
ensure the comfort ur her enc>t- aplH-y
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l9raNkliN House.

No J3 CANAL >irsst, Ncr Urisans
- MRS l.. A HOWE would inform
Fiji, the citizens Of Eastern T.sss'ani y
- Louisiana, that she has opened this
large, commodious and elegant house, and is
prepared TO roceise,lhose who NAV visit The city.
The Franklin House Is situated ~ a desirable
locality the rooms are wei arranged aud fur
nirhed with view t. elegance aiui comfort,
while the table viii be supplied with the
choicest cdibles of an abundant market,
April 26 1855. ".
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COLE MANS
i'OT.E WINS
PATENT pHFMita t>pULAtoRy
CORN AND GIOuNIVC MILLS.

CORN AND fLOVWIVG NbI.HS.
fl. intfinre,aenis In The construction OF
y Mills, or BY selling other make OF mills
on ihe reputation Of mine, VIII 3" certainly
prosecuted to the full exten, of the law made
and pro, d-d IN such eases fer the protection
of paIentces.
Mandatory, Napoleon Avenue, Jcilcr,on
City, suburb Of New Orleans.
Warehouse, ri <atchez street, New Orleans.
pr.cRifrioS
This Mil exhibits both novelty and simplici-
Is in It's construction Is portable, or stationary,
a, NAV he desired, and embraces seven dif'cr-
ent -i1es, ranging from fourteen inches TO three
feet in diameter being equally adapted TO
water, steam, horse or windmill power. to each
Of which 1t il applied with a success unParal-
eled in the his,or, OF the milling art
ADVANCES
lat. simplicity Of construction and durn-
hty OF material, the buns being IN solid
block
ID The under stone being (the runner
perfectly balanced. giving II the undalatory
motion which insure, uniformity IN the grist.
81 The centrifugal action OF the running
stote facing the grain from the centre The IN
slant II tails upon 1t.
,,h The eve being small effects n great
saving IN power by breaking the grain near
the perfect center, oi the >toue.
5lh. The certainty OF the grain NEVER
HANGING in the EYE OF the upper stone and al
lowing the mill to run empty, to the great IN
Jury OF the dress.
9th The arrangement OF the neck or Jour
nal the spindle, being below the stone, where
1t can be oiled at the Will of the operator while
the Mill l. running at full speed
Ill . q.
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CLoTHINu sToQu,
81 ca MP s + X T. EFT.

No. 81 e 4 MP y n Il EFT.
'IliE undersigned would respectfully inform
i their friends and the public, that they keep
constantly on hand large lot Of Clothing,
embracing every variety and sisl" To- be found
in the most complete ard fashionable cstah
lishncnis in tn. city. Their goods are we'll
selected and finely finished. Persons listing
the city are invited to call on them, aud Judge
for them selves.
De particular 10 look for the sign Of
April 10, '56.y r. PiIkiN 4 co.
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run the 1, me Jpuri-l
Words BY The Dying.

The following mos. exqnisitely beautiful
lines are sent ~ bv one of the most cults
7. waited and gifted women OF our aequsin>
lance, and in her noie accompanying then,
che Speaks Of the writer ~ follows Aside
fran its int,insio beauty, ih's poem owes
tsuchiag interest to the circumstances un>
der which II WAS written. lts author wss
= young gul before whom HE and It's en
,jeyu.n,s were opening viii, great promise
she hsd nreumn,on girs al Intellect and
associations eongeniHl to their development,
and her future seemed snre to ss'isf, the
Wishes Of msuy partial blends. She was
one Of the early called. however, aud wh.le
! literally hing on her white couch, and
fading from hous to hour, with the -nd
b~fors her. certainly. snd coon. she wrote
hi. poem, and i, wn. her las, Ri, 'hmie II.
trrAurs on earth.
Say where, on Thy slow pn.pns, .afsesl
I'm sofi, celestial breath,
F.nt 10 my spirit from ihe Infinite
| viii no, call thee Death
4 On my while couch, all day wal. cor thee ,
i And .hroush he dewy night;
& liss lie commissioned thee To wing so s'ow
Z Ani calm thy solemn hight.
In vel,e, h.'ds, know the lamhAin. play.
And infant vio'e.s peep
Gene swiftly, ere my almost parted heart
" Return for these ~ weep!
While .tdl AMI PALE f4is from hour to
hour,
= Esv-. keeoing wa,eh Ike stars.
~ Earth 80 dear "a. ''i'l N, 'Piri' rests
n Wisheut The efys'ai bars
b. lower ~ !. g'orion.ly flr,
a II am not tired 81 earth
IRON, other spker. shall look lose TO thee
Lard of my mortal birth
Wat l base easgIa = ,,son al the palma,
Asound the Mount Of God
4 Tai myak ,fsc, xhosc branches show the
1 WhisA CHRIST, The f,ophs, uod
fAsl sadssnesth their bosehs my sovd east
VIVA sesls beati6ed.
- was wAisesrsd " n's In The holy night,
~ aaueA u ~ sids.
IL Jhso ~. - ny slsw pinions, tafricss thou
0GA sstesshi tssesh.
Hee& - ~ spirit from The infinite :
I rM net cell the DEATH
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JouN uNLt, robp ns yrrN.
ALL, ROOD, and rUTbAM. toi,o,,
fac'm' and General Cinn,s non NJ,
ehanis, Ne ), Custom House stree: New q,
leahs, GIVE thrlr ,ir.ste.t individual att.utio,,
TO the sale OF cotton, .he purchase { plsn,,.
ton supplies groceries. provisions, cohcuons.
e.c.. etc. ana feel eonhdruci from innL .,.,,.
rieHgc and thorough knowledge of theiib,,.,.
Ness, m their ability 10 serve thet consilt.ut.
successfully.
Refer 10 Gea T.. Greer ". 4 , WA
Me-,ts. NN,ou and Smith Dr. D. r. Noung
Dee. 10. ls.aj ul6-l
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NOTICE.

ITO men Of small amount of capital, and
! espeelsiiy those engaged, or wishing to
engage IN The Tanning business
The undersigned u, sole agent of Samuel
W. Peir.ree Paienttce, Of new mode Tor
Tanning hides.
THIS process consists, st, IN the preparation
Of the hides for which patent issued on
or about 18th July, 1886 and ID, IN the manner
Of applying the Ooae when the hides are thus
prepared Patented October l4,h 1856. The
time Of manufacturing hides into leather,
which formerly required by the old process,
from six to twelve months, can by this mode
lie done IN from thirty TO sixty days according
to the thickness Of the hides, and makes much
better leather. One third Of the expencc
and two thirds Of the labor are saved, The
liability to damage, by the oil Process, is dimin-
i-hed one half by this. Leather is made by this
process with or without bark though the bark
tanped is preferable. This mode can be easily
carried into ei'ee, by any practical Tanner.
The undersigned has recently visited the
isnery Of the Pa,euiee in Mass. and from the
large quantity and the superior quality there
mxds by ,hl, process he Is induced 10 believe
II Us the very thing for Texas.
A thorough examination oi the leather, and
extensive inquiries made decided lmpr. s-on
that the :, stem was free from hnmbug The
undersigned in connection with a gentleman
near Marshall, intends establishing "a Tanaery
in or near Marshall immediately, when aud
where the claims Of the Pa,cnice may be thor.
oaghIy tested.
Many certificates might be produced, but it is
preferable TO test II in our midst.
Persons wishing TO purchase rights, or dc.
string further information. can address the un.
dersgne-i II. Ware, Marshall, Texas.
H. WARE.
Jan. 10, 81 No-2o an.
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MCKENZIE INSTITUTE.
MCKENZIE INSTITUTE.
0A3.D DDPA09N10e3.
ftACMeHs:
REV. J. VIZ M KENzlE. Pr,sogs.
SMITH RsosDAtL.
= FULLER
J. KENNEDY
J<B iiLNeifE.
FBnaALU 0CPAR1u0WT.
TEACHERS,
Rry J " r ~ KENZir.
SMITH RAGsDhLf,
MARTHA T.. Et.sDALE.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
d. DA.foRTn. Teaeisr


THIS Institution is located tire. miles west
Of Clark-yills, Red River county. Texas
Sessions commence FIRST MONDAY in
OCTOBER, and close the las, Thursday in
July, embracing Il term of ten months Stu
dents taken al any period Of the session,
The course Of instruction IL ms thorough
IN tn. English, Classical and Mathematical
ttsnehe. ~ csn be found IN any Lytiiulion IN
the South
TERMS, FER SESSION OF TIN MONTHS.
Board. washing. room. rent, and tuition,
in English Department, II rStd ~ close
of sss>on, eil0
II no, paid at close Of se-sion, . I2i
IL classical or higher Mathematics, " paid
al close OF term, lso
II no, paid y, close, .. LA
First i've months only, .. -. rs
Incidental expenses, . !
Ten per cent allowed on money paid IN adj
vance. students charged from the time they
enter the school TIL close o! the session, and no
deduction made except in cases Of pfoirated
sickness. Those entering the Institute are
required to furnish lights, stationery, and tex,
books
TEXT BOOKS ADOPTED As STANDARDS.
Buffers Practical Grammar;
Emnerson'- Arithmetic.
Kobiu-on's Algebra.
McGnacy's Series.
plney'- Geography
Wilson, Histories
Ma,u.on'- Astronomy
Diapers Philosophy and Chemistry;
Buffers Analogy
uphsm'. Mental Philosophy,
Canpbelrs Rhelofie
. 4
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Is !


\. o hlhnts, WV riNk>kY uffi
- EMhES Il HILL, Attorneys a,d Caaasfl.
= hrs al laio "A Camp street., Nra Oflean..
Judge Semme- Mas Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court o: f,o,idA up to his removal
ia New Orleans
Mr, Hal has been citizen Of Texas--ex-
ten>isry and laborously engaged IN the prae.
tice Of law, for more than twenty ycar.,--aud
confidently refers to the Bench aud Bar OF III.
state
Jan. y, 81. uI9-Iy.
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J. yssnthayR, H. C. MOORE
NhNBlBBER, MOORE & co, Forward
ing and General Commission Merchants,
and >'samdoas Agents, No. Poy dras street,
between Fulton and Front STREETS, New Or.
leans.
Jan. II. ~ ~
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DANIEL EDW ARDS,
Copper, Tin and Shee,.Ir0n Worker,

Nos. Is, 80 and 80 Nsm Lerse STREE;
HOPPER, Tin, Iron aud Zine Roofing Val
~ leys, Cutters, Fancy Heads, Down Pipes.
Iron Vault Doors, Shutters, Frames, Bolts, Of
every description, Iron Cutters, Prison Work.
Hotels and dwellings supplied with s',esm
Tables, drying rooms, plate heaters, balhia9
apparatus, Machinery repaired, and jobbing
Of every description pnnclually attended to-
Brass Founding, finishing and pattern ma
king. april 10y
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stoves NY ~ hOlcsalc.

GAM III LoC kE, is receiving in Store q
- large assortment Of Stoves, OF new una
approved patterns, comprising Cooking, Tar.
Tor, thurrh, Oihce and ~,aoolhouse Stoves.
some vi the patterns are beautiful and en,ifpl
neB 70 this market. Al-1 q lpW OF the cole.
DRAFTED stuart Cooking stoves these Stoves
are with and without water backs. SO lhai
house ean be supplied with hot water. these
stoves do uoi consume more thnn halt The
iuel OF az ordinary stove to do the cooaiug
Tor 4 larhy.
Also 900 store, Copper Boiler Bottoms
Sheet Iron Tor Stove Pipes, Lng lsh, Ameream
aud Russian sheet Iron.
jan. II, 81, uo-1l f
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4. y DONOVAN, JSo q. NJ IF.R>.
nO>DNAN, McLEAR<. L. co, Cotton
- Factors, Commission and ForuaId,ag
Merchants, No. 5e Garondcies street, Onion
kav) New Orleans
Jan ~, 81 "
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Al thr on ~taad of A, T. WrigM 4.
o., mn. 8
'"-' no"" WAC " ~" ""'' Sf"" .
(,iimcr. I,rns,
W j"s' 'see''''' a"' ""'o W." wy 49, v,
hfRe All" n"s"'"'ele "
staple AVA s@WCy ary sos~S'
,h,e, ,b.v mr., selling nj reduced prices. They
vii ron,inu. to receive throughout the year
a.ee.sions to their stock, so as to keep always
on hand a full store. Their supply Of vlanta.
ton goods, gentlemen and ladies' dress goods,
.tn,lt,s, l,nt. shup. hats AZ cannot be uur.
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yKiaH DUNN. A. a. yAIEs
NlNN - NAVE<.
Reconing iorvarlins and Commission
MERCHANTS.
And dealers in Groceries. Boat and Bar
Stores, Plantation Supplies, DC.

And dsalers in Groceries. Boat and Bar
Stores, Plantation Supplies, DC
SHREVEPORT IA
WE have leased the comm od.ous and fire.
W proof Warehouse recently owned, and
occupied by Nessrs pCrEsBy g. GRiswofD,
and are prepared to receive and store cotton,
merchandise and produce.
We solicn patronage, and pledge ourselves 70
give prompt attention to all business entrusted
to our care.
We shall Keep on hand at all tiines com.
Ile,e STOCK of plantation supplies, boat and
bar stores md groceries Of every description
to which we beg leave to call public attention.
Our charges for receiving, storing and ship
ping cotton is twenty i've cents per bale, Tor
thr cntir. season.
We will make liberal Cash Advances on cot
ton and merchandise ~ store.
dunn Il YATES.
Sep 81. 1850 n5-6m.
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A lil,le child .ix sgm mers old
So thoughtful and 40 fair,
Th,r. seem3 about her plcn-nn. Why's
Ard more tbsn childish air,
Wa. sitting, on a Summers eve,
Beneath rsprrading tree,
LATENT upon an aneien' book
Witch lay upon her knce,
She ,urn'd each page with careful hand,
And .usin'd Der sight to see,
un.i the drowsy shadow, slept
Upon i,.e gta..y leai
She closed the BOOK, and upward locl'd,
And straigh, began to sing
a simple verse Of hopeful love
This very childisi, thing:
While here below, how sweet to knew
HIS woudcrous love and story.
And then, through grace, 10 zee HIS iare,
And I've with him in glory y
Thu, liule ehli, one dreafy night
M winter wind and storm,
Was tossing ON weary couch
lIet weak anG wasted form,
AMI in her pin nndin is pause,
But elasra her bands in prayer
Strange that NC had no thoughts VI heaven
Ahen hers were only there
lti shc said, 80, molh,r dear,
How sad you seem 10 be
Have you forgotten laia Tie said,
Let children come 20 me
Dear mother bring he blessed book,
Come. mother, let Us sing.
And then again, with fidioting tongue.
She ssng that childish thing
While here below, how sweet TO know
His wonderous love and story.
And then, through grace, 10 see His face,
Ard i've with him IN glo'y
Cudernea,h spreading ,Fce
A narrow mound Is se.n.
Which dr,. Was cover d by the SNOW.
Then blossomd into green;
Hers 6rst heard ,ha, childish voice
That sings on earth no more;
In heaven Il has richer t"nc,
And swee,er than before,
For those who know hi. love below
So runs the wonderous story
Ia heaven, through grace, shall see Ills
face,
And dwell with him IN glory"
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NA y ONIG
ENIAI.E | \ STITt II T.,
RSIlAIL, TEXAS.

HAVING received from the BOARD of Men.
| agers the appointment 81 President Of
the Marshall Masonic Female Institute. take
pleasure IN announcing to the public ,hat the
Fourteenth Session of that Institution Will
commence on the FRS, Monday in September,
and continue, without nieymisslon, 10 the end
Of the scholastic year, consisting OF f'co Us
,ions NJ TWENTY wlrks zach, under the fol-
loving
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DI\NA\'>
New Orleans carriage arch0use,

NV UFitaHN VaTTIaSt WdTFH0USf,
Nos 81, - and 81 Common street,
Between the Cay and tic 81. Charles Hotels.
The oldest aud largest Carriage Establish
monl In the city. Their stock consists Of
somc 800 Carriages, VIZ
Coaches, Bugei.-,
Fam. kookavayso No Top Bngge-,
Light 90 l.J>rs Slide Bugglss,
Batonehe- sankey's Guys,
Jersey Nagons. and nlmo-, every style of ear.
rage sold IN ,hi. market Oar work is from
our mandatory IN New jersey, and fully
guaranteed, For sale low for cash or city ae-
e.piuncc.
J. MARSH DENMAN g. co.
April 70 ls56-y
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- J. z. McDoN\Ol.D y co, dealers in
las, Caps, Umbrellas, and Nirac goods,
Nos IL & Is CnmP street, under the City iio-
tel New Orleans.
Hats and Caps made to order
ALSO, dealers in Boots. Shoes, Trunks, Va
n Uses, Carpet Bags. India Rubber Goods,
~ No, 10 i IS Camp street, under The
CAV Hotel, New Orleans.
Boots and Shoes made to order
J.n. II. 81 "
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II Nj. ROBINSON d co, General f;r,.
- GERS, Dealers IN Hin,S and L,ouo,,
ana Virginia Mauufac!irsd Iobaeco. M 81
%, aud 9s common street. (adjo ning r,,y
We" '!,o"nS Aplg
IL Special attention given b all order.
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ul!,-ly.
DISSOLUTION.

ME htm of KAwLiss, DsscAS 4 TO. il
L tins day dissolved by mutual consent ana
wa be continued Tor purpo~es OF qaidat,..a
only SAM, ". KA/sLtAS,
July lat, SO. L. II. DUNCAN.
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GAPlCl, Successor to H. D. llewitt)
lie NJ. 80 Camp street, New Orleans, South
crn Musical Depot The largest Stock Of
American add Foreign music in the Sonth
Erard's sud Pleyer- Pianos. Sole agcn, Of the
very superior Pianos &C Stsnway and Sons.
Nelodeons, Guitars, Accordeons, Flutes, Nio-
Inns, Bras, Instruments, Strings, Sc, Sc And
n complete assortment of Musical mercandi-e
Books, Afc, efc, a large bindery on the prem.
ise., for binding commercial work generally :,
but especially for binding Music.
Music arranged and musical Instruments of
all kinds repaired. Music teachers rec nm.
mended and situations procured for Professors
Jan. II. 81 "
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w A. HANNEY l. co, Dealers IN Has
w B.. CAPS, Nrov Goods, Umbrellas, ,'c.,
n" go Irtl etr"ff NFH Orleans srin
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r. 81 Lowe D. n'EFtNeius,
Hp.tsue, a. Na-O,leis,.
I OWE, McRfN NOlDS q co, S.Ap,
- Faciors and Gsg-rsi Commlsna Mr.
chants Ne. ~, Gay,sr street, Nen nreo..
lee. ~, 30. Ao,ls y
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a. ~ 4. G., irl,ruo,'s
Nt""""'' "'''
ana '"'o'"
JUST received, a large sIosA u VIC "''''
- eolors, IN eases anu IN han's""' r"u
wood boxes, wan lock am koF' 49, wv,
man Color-, In cakes ana BOXES ""e "''''''
ment. -.
Oil colors, ~ tubs-t'ns",l ana 't,.','',' ;
tan,ases Tor portraits IN isane' VI o"i' W
isN5h;
Canvas in rolls, from 80 70 30 inepes "'''
Strelchers for esnvasc-. OF Az Sizes
luu dol. hne sable ana canie' hh' Penv"S'
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WANTED.

WANTED,
v.OE Two ~ three years. two Negro boys,
u between the ages Of 10 and 20 Apply
to the undersigned.
J. p. MOTT
feb 2s 81 ng7 n
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M L. ALLEN 4 Co, Gate Of Thompson
W. Allen, 4 Coz Wholesale Groccrs, aud
D'aiers in Cae,ce Wines, Liquors. Tobacco,
aad Cigars, No. IS Common street, New Or
leans
Goods at the loves, market price and guar
anieed in every particular.
Jan. II. 81 ~
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Gsisvtee poetrp.


What Il = year. rris but a ware
On lffss dark rolling stream,
Whish l. ~ quickly gone ~s
Account Is bet dream:
Ills bat single earnest th'ob
o. Timc's cid iron heart.
Which .ircle.- now. and stseng - .heo
|, frss With life DID start
Vfs, l. vcnr Tis but a turn
OfTime's old bra,en wheel,
Or Int page upon the book
Which linz mu.i shortly seal
It's but step upon the read
Which We must trsse' DER,
A few .hor, stsrs and VIC shall walk
Life. xsary road no more.
What i.ayem, Tie but breath
Pron, Tune. old nos,rils blown,
A. rushing onward DER the earth
v, hear his weary moan.
lis Ike a bubble on the wave,
Or dew upon The lawn,--
A.trans..nt a. The mrs, Of morn
Beneath the .uEm,rs sun.
What iss yesr, It's but a typo
o. no. On changing scene;
Ioah's happy morn comes gail, on
With hill, and valleys green;
Mex, snmmer's prde succeeds the spring,
Then autumn with q tear
When comes cd wiuteF--deaih aud OIL
Must lind level here
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A VI. HOPKINS & Co, (-uece,,o,-.-
"A, Powell Il iicpkins.) Coa,si.s ION w. ""
chants, Il Union street, New Orleans. w.t.
Jan, II. 81 4.
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!ehN .. MeLEppsr, Iosrri ~ Kt.gs
y HtiHtFN
hclENOtE, RANBURN & co. rlGta
vi Fach-s and Commission Merchants,
No. - tarondelet street, New Orleans
tR,ffrr 90; Col WIN 7. I'M tol T.. z
lio'd, and WIN Cox, Esl, Marshall, r,xa.
NAch -. 1890
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New CARPET store.

April -, '5G-y Adjoining the PostoiI
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TAYLOR Il RADDIN, tSue ,e.sors 10 D..
i vid Taylor X Coz .WAvissale d,s.s,s in
boots, shoes. ha,s, aud ca >, No, Al Magazine
street, opposite Banks Arcade, New Orleans.
Jan. 81. 81 l,.
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Al The Old Stand Of A. T. WrigM q
Co. South SIDE Of the Public Square.
(.tiucr. Itrns,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02
nv oRLxAxs d. assrr1cAr1nn.

45IVbAGCO... We did not hear Of q saIe {.
This market firm wish but little on the Isyss
snd some 40 70 50 hhds sold ssc for Fair Prime
AoLAssEs Prices have improved with sales Of Is bbs
70 Two lots At 70 Choice 1t 24 snd Friday evening 10
half bbs st 2sc gallon.
FLOUR. Some l40o bbs were sold including 3J Tn.
branded at " 3d. 40 at the same Sc u 49, 800 superne At
IS T1s@$s 80, and 100 Extra at S6 y Dbl.
GRAIN. The salea Of wore confined to f. small
lots at 9Oc for New the leyee and 9scsi OS bshs for
Old in Wheat nothing done The principal lot
the evee held at 81 Is bushsl for Prime Red
Oats small lots sold at 4s4sc y bushsl for 81, Louis
In Bran nothing Of any moment doing
PROVISIONS Mess Pork retailing ut the wide ran,s
Of $O9S25 the prevailing being 81, p Dbl Bacon
noticed only very limited retail at l2I2c for
Shoulders and 31l@c p for Sides Nothing Of any con-
sequence doing in Lard The stocks the Inspection
Warehouses comprised s bbls Pork Of all kinds only
256 bbls Beef.
HAY. Some 1000 bales sound old Western in warehouse
sold by auction ST. 5O@sls, nearly all however
81 80 p tun.
INDIA BAGGING About 400 bales were disposed of
day or two since at l0c p yard.
COFFEEWe notice sales of 400 bags Fair to Good Fai
at &c y b.
STAR CANDLES. An offer of 100 p d for %
boxes full weight.
WHISKY...A few small lots sold 1GJz(1i31xc
gallon for RectiHed.
FRE1GHTS.. "A ship taken for Liverpool at I'd fc
Cotton, at which rate vesseo the berth still filing