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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

NARPETINGS, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.
1857 FALL! 1857
RICHARDSON & co.
are prepared to exhibit this season. at their
CARPET WARE-RO0MS, No. % MAIN ST,
the largest and most varied assortment quality
and price of goods in their line that they have ever
had and which they feel satisfied will rarely be
in any one house. Importing direct from the manu-
!cturers large portion of their goods and carefully
selecting from tue best factories in this country buy
likely to get the full value of their money
from them as anywhere else in the United States.
HA- In CARPETINGS, they offer
English Vevcts, Extra Ingram,
Do. Tapestry, Super. do.
Super. Brussels Common do.
American Velyets, Venetian,
Extra Three-ply, Dutch, &C. &c.
complete assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS,
COCOA MATrIN Nc, &C., always on hand.
Their stock of CURTAIN MATERIALS is an ex-
ceedngly handsome one and embraces all descrip-
tions of goods used in making Curtains-from the
planest to the richest styles, with suitably TRIM
MINGS, sc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO COVERS. &C
They have, and will hereafter keep, more extern
sve SUPPLY than they have heretofore DONE of WIN
DOW SHADES and their fixtures.
RICHARDSON Il Co, 95 Main ST.
- They will have CARPETS, CURTAINS, WIN
DOW SHADES and OIL CLOTHS MADE TO ORDER.
Sc 7-2m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
EAMI.Y OF LIKELY NEGROES. FOR

OI
l. SALE.-T have for sale, to remain in the city,
very valuable WOMAN with three likely children
The Woman is a good Cook, Washer and Ironer as
well valuable house servant and il sold for no
fault Being about to remove to another State. do
not wish to separate her from her husband. Apply
to B. w. STARKE
oc lots Law Buildnp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
EALL STOCK OF FOREIGN AND DO,

E'ALL STOCK OF FOREIGN AND DO
Il MESrIC DRY GOODS
j. 4 II. R0SENBAUM are now receiving and of.
fer for sale. better stock of FALL and WINTER
GOODS than they ever had thepleasure Of showing
before, consisting of the newest styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods, SILKS, Shaws, Linen and White Goods
with a full assortment of Mems and Boys Wear
and large stock of Servants Goods Blankets &c
Having imported direct from Europe the principal
stock of tine Goods will enable them TO sell cheaper
than any other house.
j. & II. RIOS ENBAUM
I99 Bread straet.
P. s. We have on hand large stock of handsome
Ingram and List CARPETS, which we are selling at
low prices SO %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

- TO THE VISI- C~N~
S@o TORS TO THE STATE T3ET--rIss
AND MECHANICS FAIRS-We xz.FHstS INV
would say that We have had an eye %sSa.A-s-A-AS
to your especial wants. We have every kind Of
a Shoe or Boot you may call for.
We are agent for several trunk factories, and can
sell yOua Trunk for less than it be bought for in
this city anywhere else, except at the factory.
We have on hand large stock, and We deter
mined 10 close them out. We also agents for
uakiurd Sons finest Silk Hats, which will be sold
at 81 dollar less than they retaef for in Rich
mond. Z. s. MAURICE,
atY an hain street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

OF the Outstanding Debt, there was pay
able by directors, on the LIST of Sep.
tcmbeI. a,t.oe, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

0fthe Outstanding Debt, there was, pay.
able out of the State, on the let of
August 1853 227 9
OF the Outstanding Debt, there was pay
able out of the State, on the lst of Sep
frIilihnr ~ os Q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

QEADY MADE CLOTHING.-A large
~ and complete assortment just received and will
be sold atvery low prices for cash. We have Also
fine stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods as well as
splendid assortment of Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ings which will make to order for cash. as low as
they can be bought in this city.
L. ID. KEELING, No. l26 Ma n st.
oc Sim Opposite Warren. Perkins l. Co.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON BANK AND 10TH STREETS FOR SALE-We
are authorized to sell the valuable real estate located
as above, now occupied the Public Printing Office
II fronts 67 feet Bank street. and about 50 feet on
10th street The location of this property is among
the best in the city.
TERMs-Reasonable, and If preferred, bonds or
stocks would be taken in exchange Apply to
oc 2El0t GODD1N APPERsON, Aucts
REFERRING to the advertisement of
~ my removal to 18th street, between Main and
Cary beg leave TO submit to my customers and The
public IN general the following rate OF prices for the
winter season: ~
Lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Cider. bot.
TIED up n q pnts per deE'' y Bottles included
half do, 3" 50 cents-bottles EXTRA
charged 0s eAfa
Lager Beer in half quarter and eighth barrels
SIhe latter ones OF gallons, package exclusively
ior the city customers.) Philadelphia Ale in whole
anu naii barrels ut the lowest market price, Terms
eeSia sstors and Bar keepers nsdsrsble per
o.s.. 18th ST., between Main and Cary.
az @ eit Win alessrs. Laidley Robinson corner
,ash az" and sMMhkn; Messrs. Duval Norton. corner
promptly attended to. ''i'h'' wiz y. a, pe
NEW HAMS, Shoulders and Breasts
~ for sale by oasss
mn
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GREAT ATTRACTION.-T subscri-
~ Der would cali the attention of the public tn his
Extensive stock of new FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS. purchased under the present monetary pres
sure. at very much reduced rates.
RICH DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIP
TION-Such Robes and DULLES; Bayaiere and
Brocade Silks, French Delaines, Valencia Robes
Silk Poplins, Figured Mefiuos. Shawls. Cloaks Bon
net Ribbons, Embroideries Gloves Hosiery and a
full stock of Domestic Goods. which will be sold at
such unprecedented low prices, TO out do all others
i'll selling low for cash.
VALENTINE COHEN,
Oc IL LIS Broad street
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HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, 40

lAAwIo WISH TO PURCHASE. GOODS -
FOR CASH ri have in store very large az ,,f
eortuicnt of HATS and CAPS, embracing az tne Vii
ferent sty les in vogue, which am disposea W s'
Of wholesale. for cash. at unusually low p nasnnT
JOHN THOMPSON,
acI,r al Main street.
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OF the Outstanding Debt, there was pay
able By Directors. on the LIST Of August
Q,ia osan m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

"a m Eg NOTICE-CHANGE OF
- s ssI ~ H0UR.-On and after Friday, Sept
18th, the Morning Train going Nsrth will leave the
Depot at 6.i5, A. NJ, instead of I. A. ".
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE R. F. & P. r. r. CoMPANY,)
Richmond. Sept. %. lS57. J %
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snss K .s ssseg
ter aco-l trunk Bell, Buchanan sco.
, g. PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD. -'a,'
MoBILE-ssamer Tlorida-sundries to order
FLATBo4Ts.
INDIANA-Por Nettleton's Boa-2s5o sacks corn to W
Netteton &co.
INDIANA-Per One Boat--1fn tons hay to order
CINCINNATI-Per Roberts Boat-l4OO bbs flour to Fra
ham Buekngham-l6oo bbls -four to oglesby MeCauiey
CONsIGNEEs.
.l NEW YoRK VA Empire CITY
Betteron asoa Brousseap Seo-J BarSot aeoH
ssEenp.
srcP Ba4ne. sks
1eocP Bss.ie7Buoknor, stanton Newmsno Barriere
es0snss Ssts
Strong, :, Caldwell dco-Gabaero Basnaldo-w " Crane
buncanH ciosermsn See-bsss ja Mssearn
R PsmeEG1 p ssS noSa
Eide lsss e..
aei snn so eG- Gould keoEsrIs
Ssr Sss ,;,S Levi. 1eo Gsbss sruan aeo
e5's GFss
GrsTold-Harris, Morgan seo-A HoranG Hynson &eo-
hafSs s oyeE
aso c hs s
-Jesnnet Quarter &coJenngs. Laughan &coL Kaiser
LstshSoFd Ssrts SEQ 2so5Hss!! SUI
Massey Poultney-E Marqneze &co.G MorisonJ Nor
gan-Moopy j Bro-D Maupay-S Moody-Maree Kneass
North Smedes &coB Norman-Norril, Maull hco-H Of
torson.G 0biorne-R Pitkn hco-Prestley Ben-H Par
sons-Peet Simms dcoPerkns ico-Pierson Harrison &co-
Peppard &eeIA pepn &eoA Palas-T Pagan &ceA
SaIke-Rchards Slocomb ScoE Stevens 6co-J Steel
Randall &eo-J Syme-C Simpson &co-Sandford Bros
Col seymourGeorge Smedes &co-Sark, Stauffer &co
&c SehnederCJ Stanton &eo1smilh Bro-T Smith
R Aucoiu-A J Tully dco-Col d Tompkins-Townsend
TomRkins &eonThornhll &co-Terrs HerseyC Tate &co
= Tyler-H Tacon--Taylor& Hadden-G Vinten-Wison
Pemroy &eo-C Wayland-J Valentine Sco-John Watt 4
eo-T 1 White.J Whitney &co-J Woodruff &co-Wolf&
Bro-E Wheelock-C Yale jr aco-and order.
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RECEIPTS OF pRopuCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w Baker-2e bhds SMEAR TT hills
moasses bbls sugar to DARBY remonlet bses U'a
Blanchn Chaede-l4 hides bdls deer skins Larousn
10 hides Rouhe-4 do Roy-6 bbs sugar Miles Adams
cosundries oder-Tota IL cotton 20 bids sugar n
bills mnlasses ' ~ 1890 9"' -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co, EJw,rds,9- h,.. cot+or 10
Estlu &co-l9 Hughes Hysed Hco-l6 bales cation IN
McIemore Reyburn 6cll to j + Wyee tc1Iot biJas ana
sundries to erdes-Total IFS bales cotton 'S ''' l
LAKE wAsHJNGTON .stoo,no. n w p, ,so 49,.
Goyn 10 ee oneues aco9z ara Saunders HGnt5l
st u aleas - p = S 3 Walker snyderS2
Icoa Frelssn Steyenson sco5 Coia,aS pf f.hes1
W Cox &co-IS Watt Noble d Mobiey-i6 r " Esn Co.'S
john Williams &co--9 Andrews 4 Sernus II Nav -
Campbell 4 Sone- Ficher Goolrich Seo-1 Friediander
(iersoS7 i,eyeand Brotbars Sro q 4 ors s Al
Robson 4 AIen5 j fully Gco-t Bucbannon CarroI S"o
Lewis Oglesby-2 Iaande--2 NJ ID Cooper 6co-l Smith
Harris &co 4 Hardie &co-l60 PAYNE l. iarrison9 bales
hides bale wool Ward Saunders & Huntsundes TO order
Total $50 bales cotton. ~
WAsHINGToN-steam W @ Young-sT bales cotton TO
Iobt patier-6 cotton Il hides bale of wool 10
Bellocq, Nobo &eoS bales Wrighi Allen GcoS do
Moore Fanculii-3 bales bales
sugar bbls sugar w Bnrlridge co6 bbs
ioasses Sannaek sqtfes Nes-al hides rolls leather 16
bales wool Blanchin Ohaude-2 do Cuele Momas &eo3 do
~ bdeS asett &co bale wool l. Buiac7 bales
a DunDsrS bhs meal Perrett65 empty bbls p Giraud
sundries 10 ordeTota l22 bales hhds tobacco
LoUIsvIILE-steau R ward-200 bbls pork to Helm
Rrande McKenna Hubbard~50 casks bacon 10 tc hams to
Martin Cobb-462 sacks corn & tiivenNfS sssks of
bnceo TuTnerNisaj Ibis wisy " Il RiIro pi o
baypus J j Persons yco2l do parnee 4 Rroa NM az t
80 Isr = oIgai Se " i"gns acol pbis eggs
bbs eggs John Hurley Eco|i04 6dls pHper
SevePs 4so- pcs Banging MeMghon &eo3 pcs machi;
h hy isoges Mcclure SSo pbgS mdso Adams Express
~ ~ pkss mase sharpless Morrs box books 10
Green Grnmp@i es hams do ard do shoulders III S5i Of
nSi m m @ sg1 Sox ongHes John "a %e9i box
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Empire City, Griffin from New York 18th inst via
Havana, 18th inst, to Jennings, Laughand &co-1st dis
Steamship Mexico Rathburn Indianon and Galveston
Harris, Morgan &co-lst district.
Steamship Galveston Wilson, from Galveston, to Tenn
Ship Ariel Deano from Havre, March 3D. Whitney Eco
Sd dist 50.
Ship Roekaway, Lukin from Liverpool Feb 3D. master
LIST district.
Ship Bombay HILL from Glasgow All December, via Cork 9th
Feb TO 6 A Fosiick-lst dist a.
Brig Crimes Snow "A days from Lagua IaGrand, to Gil
raud-3d dist q.
sehr chipoa, Lockwood, days from Mnlan GodsnbOw
Lesparre-Point.
schr Pettis, Backney, dnys from St Marks. Post L
Mel-Basin -
Schr Sylphide, Barbarian, from Covington-Basin.
Schr Polar Star Whitcomb, from Covington-Basin.
Schr Bloom, Peterson, from Covington-Basn.
Schr Desirse, Sam, from Bilosi-Basn.
Schr Inyincible keepier, from Tensas-Basin
sTEAMBoArs.
Pennsylvania, Kleinfeler, from St Louis
Ceres. Iabarth from Baze.
Laurel Hill, Thistell. from Bayou Sara
Swan Hayes, from Albany, Red River.
r J Ward Miller from Louisville.
Wm g Young, Ioqsiier from Washington.
Col Edwards, Jacobs, from Shreveport
A W Baker. Castillo, from Attakapas.
Uncle Sam, Miller, from st Louis.
Vim Bagaley, sinnott, from Mobile-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat L Day Hearton from the Passestowed down and
Bombay and brig Crimea,
Towboat W Downs, Macpherson from the Passes-wen
down light-brought mp ship Ariel.
Towboat Hercules LaPlace from the Passetowed down and
10 22d inst ship feresita, parks Francisco and Gam
dolfo-came up light.
Towboat Persian Burgess from the down and
Smithsonian and Frank-came up light.
Tow boat Panther Rezeau from Passas-owed down and
to 2lst inst ships Carlyle and Gen Bery-brough up
ship Roekway and schr Chpoa.
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Of building Recorders office and lock up in the Third District
M Offered ssnss.i.no ,he effect thai he Gompiroa
lot owned by the cy on the Of oeau and Pey
mittee Streets and Landings ' .
petition read from President of tho Mechanics,
@ Their building a 'as s
,hs % NJ Place offered resolution
Lately oecupied by the City Treasurer. Adopted
calling the Treasurer furnish The Council list Of tho
delinquent c ectos Of yee Dues presented their report IN
than had been had the City Attorney and Finance Commit
and adopted: ''''' -
Board OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN - Present, Mr..
The Mayor returned without his sanction the resolution
and nays upon lis adoption were not published as required by
law The resolution referred back 10 the Committee
The Treasurer TePoeda fund hand Of 81 Referred
ing out Of the Contingent fund to defy the
the delegates appointed by the Mayor New Or
some opposition BY Mr. De Labarre who urged aans, the
preparation that there but 500 in the treasury the reso
Board Of Aldermen also reported resolution for paying
5000 engine ordered for Fire Company No. g. before the
letting out Of the fire contract ter considerable debate it
was concurred in.
in referred One resolution for moving the Mechanics
s Fem es @ sy o sm e the
Mr. offered resolution for giving Mr. Deery
tine Convention Phadopha provided the said absence
the city nothing. Adopted;
Mr. oyeron offered resolution coal boats from
songSe s snd @ a their
to the Stree. and Landing Committee
Other resolutions relating 10 public improvements etc. were
The Finance Committee had no report to offer.
The Street and Landing Committee submitted routine report
and resolutions, which were adopted
gess of repairs to the Second District Recorders office
The other standing committees having nothing Offer the
Board adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS oLAssfpICATIoY.
oorToy AND ropAoco srArExENr. !.

SUGAR AND MoLASsEs., The sales of Sugar embraced
100 bids the levee at for Fair Fully Fair
BOG hhds Algers nearly all at lie y ,sof Molasses 100
bbls, part Fermenting, sold at Soc q gallon.
FLOUR. The market quiet very m with sales Of
1000 bbls including 400 Ohio AT So SO 62pG 49, $50
Illinois and ST. Louis at So s, and small lots at 81 n
Dbl which the asking generally for Superne ST. Louis
GRAIN. Corn in good request but lower prices
Some 10000 sacks Sold including 200 rejected at = 5000
yellow and Mxedl636 Yellow and no Fellow White
at ioei es at 49, 500 Id@T5 for White, 200 75O
oh9iee White at Soc u bushe OF Wheat 800 sacks we're sold
GU private The sales Of Oats some 500 sacks
81 Louis at V5e y bushe OF Bran 600 sold at 81 40 h
leo lbs.
noticed only retail sales Of Pork at S22
75G5 Dbl Tor Mess OF Bacon 6 casks Ribbed Sides were
sold AZ = some small lots at l5slilS 25 Clear Country
packed? az ia' anu some Shoulders at 991ae u a.. The
sales of Lard confined IS terces Prime Mt IAlc IN
l41S and $50 kegs inthrec lots at l5e Il ~
There was active demand Tor speculatiou Will;
snles Of about 1900 bales including $500 Northern and Ear
in store $780, l400 arrive. same and four nathon
loads Western two here and arrive said to be at about
$50 90 % ton. ~.
COFFEE. Some 1900 bags sold including 1oo oii
nary at l0c, lot Of 100 Primo at 30 also at
n.
RICE. Sales Of 100 tierces at 5.4d151kc Rn. N-
BAGGING AND ROpE....A small lot Of India Bagcinp
Rib.
CANDLES Sales of $50 boxes Star full weight Emery
sonsD at 2f1ae q n
Rides. ,Dfy Country selling 1GdplSc q N.
LARD OIL. "A small LOT of Prime sold ST 10 gal
WHlSkY.,..Th good demand with sales Of %
bbls WDhire's Recded &c., and "a good brand al tn
same price.
FREIGHTs. Vessels the berth for Liverpool were film,
up al 6d for Cotton and ship taken that rate
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Shipping Sntslllgsnts.
WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1857.
CIEAREn SATIJPDAv

as WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1857
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Atlantic, Rathbun, for Galveston
Harris Morgan &co
Ship Wellington, Barstow. for New York, Chester Hard
Ship Kennebec Carter, for Boston, C J Mecker &co
Ship Josephus, Lord for Boston, TIC Jenkids
Ship John Merrick Fetner for Bremen, CT Meeker Aco
Bark Harriet and Frances, Webb, for Boston,
II Ashbrdge eco
Brig Adelaide spague, Smith, for Key West and market
Boudousque Phillips
Brig Mason Davis Norris for Ssal Godenbow Lesparre
Brig Mary Elizabeth, Mcconnell, for Havana
Goldenbow / Iesparre
Schr Frank Ryder for Cardenas, Boudousquie Phillips
Schr Decade. Faurer, for Mobile, Q w Newton &co
Schr Chas Fckory, Horton, for Matanzas,
Goldenbow L Lesparre
Schr Jas Nelson Bart for Belize, Honduras and Market
GoldenboW i Iesparre
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gotal aateIliaelltt.

TIE WEATHE There was a little rain ON Monday
~. .saa,s.. . 4. ., x-os,aaas,
4 - S s1 N l@ " 49,, $1,000 80 WI III ,. M, -
.bn F r haat
ehoryb "a s,.d s,o, It.,la ,ottsr n ~
H. ~ No., NC . [ "a ~ I, ~
noi.g = a.
- : !. - - :. : : -, !,
x.s,av beors .e FIRST District Court to be tried for
v,oseassy beating and kicking his father Owen Martin
On the a inst on New Leyee street. The old man testified
that he he would have been killed but for the nter
enec Of Others injured badly that he has not
been able 10 sleep an at time since Tho mode, son was
ssnittsd 10 bai, Of $3.50.
Mary was the First District Court charged
With overwhelming Edward Dillon with brickbats and paving
ii the corner Of Race and ST. John the Baptist streets
nan 500 counter charge made against Dillon BIZ Mary was
dIym,ssed
patrick and were arraigned on charge
tsioa eir eishbor Hannah S Cook at the of ST.
Faui and Lafayette streets Case nxsd for the I'd May
Tho charge against James McCone Of drawing knife mon
Dsue Feeaan being withdrawn McGlone recipocaed by
Withdrawing his charge against six men, Of raising riot in his
house on New Lesee street.
@ Il s1 0epn d.
physician as out Of danger
natths CLAM Matthew kvan were fined $40 each for
ssaas q tas ssss Mrs Jones was lined SO for
a. nara ware ned
g following WI N psIs Ts. .rrasn.d and
1sasisp s + Y a. 4 F No, a y '1s4i,
JOIN n B charged Wy, .as sros t says \
yin a ds s, ass e r sr house q Dsssa T.
drawer MAJ, Ann Masv on Eato street ' Bail Dsss
Henry Porter charged with abusing and sratas beating Mrs.
her about in e srsa eanr hr
On. etc. s, s's'-S'
pr.a.,,n L 49,, e,,,-,,,.
snoosDls iAnsI COURT y Eagene Ritter clerk
~ street on charge q having
iiSoa ~ 'ires VI JeFey without depoting
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MISUNDERSTANDING Atlantie-400 bbs flour 100 bbls
whisky 800 sacks 30 sacks coffee hhds sugar ties Of
rice.
NEW YORk-Sip Wellington-693 bales cotton 1903 hhds
tobacco ties and O bbs lard @ bills of pork % bbs beef
l4S5 bbs -FOUR 81 sacks wheat bales Of wool 6
hides. " ~
BOsTON-Ship Kennebec-In ballast.
KEY WEST-Brig Adelaide Sprague--In ballast.
siSAL-Brig Mason Davis-5O00 sacks corn.
BOSToN-ship Josephus-50 bbls pork.
HAVANA-Brg Mary ElipabethsOO bbls and 900 kes lard
$50 bb -four 100 kegs butter 100 bbs and 20 pork
CARDENAs-Schr Frankl00 salt Is ties and lO2 kgs
lard, 400 sacks corn 1910 empty bbls.
MOBILE-Schr Deceade-5O bbs -four GO bbls whisky $50
sacks corn, 800 sacks oats.
MATAN2As-schr Chas Yckory-1300 sacks corn 100
empty bhls..
BELIZESchr Jas Nesond00 bbs -four $50 bbls pork So
bDls bread, 100 pkgs ndse. a.
BRENENShip John Merrck-10s bale cotton, 4iS hhds
tobacco, boxes samples 1850 slaves
BOSTON-Bark Harriet Francesl5S7 bbls pork, hf do
pork 43 bbs beef Il f bbls tongues and 43 hds hams
40 ties and 81 kegs lard - h shoulders hid and alow
Dds hides,
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The Company have the following assets:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

FHTIsh OF UTtNFls, Ity Of New OtTtans
Be beted hn th 7h March, 1851 before ne the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President il P
vie Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Company
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do de-
and tbn the above just true ami
correct transcript from the books Of said COMPANY
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. 7. JANYIER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before this 18th March,
A. ID, 1851. o. N. BRADFORD,
second Justice Of the Peace for the pnrish Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay an interest of sig
cent in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits on
and after the second Monday in May declared
scrip dividend of TIL IRTY-FOUE PER CENT on the net
earned of the year ending February g 1881 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day Of
June 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS President
A. CARaIERE Vice President.
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SPOKEN.
P A s s E N G E R s,

n- By Capt Delane, of the ship Ariel 18th inst off
Hole in the Wall, ship Rappahannoek, Capt Cushing from
Liverpool for this port
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Sl,ll3,050 g.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be It remembered that the 18th July 1885, before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according does depose and say
foregoing and true, and
from the books of said Company
[Signedl c. ]. MANsONI Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before ne, this 25 July, 1856
tSignedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay of
Six cent in cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
10 the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the I'd Monday of August proxTno.
The Board Of Trustees have declared Dividend thirty
three and oneird per premiums
Company the year ending Both june 1856 WHICH
certificates will be issued after the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January 1851 before me-
the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for city
Aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James II. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn
crdng to law do depose and that the
from the books Of lie
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary,
and subscribed 18th day of January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board OF Trustees have resolved to interest
in cash the outstanding certificates profits the
holders thereof legal representatives on and after
MONDAY, the 9th of February
The Board of Trustees declared dividend Of
FORTY W cent the net earned premiums of the Com
for the ending 3st December 1856 for which
cates will be issued after 18th of next
AThs Company continues insure against the peril of the
rivers and loss damage by FIRE. the Of
premium. Office No rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW Vice resident.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY April s.
Arrived to-day 10 head Of Cattle 400 Sheep Mich Cows
and lot OF Calves and Yearngs Holders Of good Western
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IA CHANT AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S nOU BILE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.