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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

NOTICE to TANNERS.-The subscriber offers
to sell four thousand acre. Of HEMLock LAND from
abound. with good wstsrpower VIII be sold che.pone half
sn the Re. h for s.S take an
the tanning business For further psItcas address ne SUD
scnber. at Equinunk. Wsyne County, r.. a. oALDIn
DARE CHANCE.-FOr sale, a Aourshing
in pleasant portion Of NewYerk Psrtcul inorma can
be obtained iom DENTIST No "a Sptnt. The oepo,ts-
EVER; :s.S For
CrOIos AsyrDuer orlIcl, NEW YOKK Juss IS 1851;
ITO CONTEMPORARIES proposals for the
dhAsp q ss '
until the 18th day of August next at noon when the proposals
This Reservoir will about Oe ofsnd aud WI be
In depth 40 feet The quantity Of work to be done sPprox
o4 cubic yards Of soil to be excavsed and placed in sp
1000 cubic yards Of puddle.
$4,000 cubic yards Of excavation and smSsnkmsns
2i,OOO cubic yards of broken stone
$50 cubic cubic cards Of bdck wsil laid in cement.
1000 cubic yards of paving laid in cement
$4,000 B. d. feet of sheet plins ,.,,
the lowest bidder refuse omit accept the work within
forty eight bou after written notice Of the swsd the contract
will be readveed fur not less than ten days aud rele.
Plans and will BE- ready for examination 81 tbs
ose on and sd Gay Of i ss tn. houses
and pipe chamber. n,s to this .1a ,o
Due notice Of this letting will be given o ,nrryr
Eor further i1fcrmaon, apply to GEORGE s. GREENE,
Engineer in charge Of the work -, 49,.
NJ VAN SCHAlCK. President, (Croton
THO. r De FOREST Asst Conf Aqueducs
A. w. CRAVEN, Chief Ensineer, Board
TEACHERS, PLEASE READ.-The owner Of
i q very inviting BOARDING SCHOOL PRoPERrf,
tusied in the valley the Houstonc 5hours ride nom Ne~
York will dispose Of said property with ths 5000 WIZ ,ne
school ON very reasonable terms The annual income Of s
S,hoo il over The buildings erected expressly
for the purpose and ample good 40
s Ss.ss s for GSp' @SsI e. gwen NC "
ITO STEAMBOAT OWNERS and BUILDERS.
i "GRIFFITHS PATENT SCREW PROPELLER"
The attention Of Steamboat Owners and Builders psFticu
hYly invited to the s u,o,r,,rc
GREAT SUPERIORITY OF GRIFFITH'S PROPELLER
over al others used in the propulsion Of steam vessels
MANY and have been made TO test TINS
Propeller against the very best IA use 49,. ,,,c-op,o,r,
ANb in ALL CASES 1T HAS COME OFF VICTORIOUS
II can be any desired pitch 10 efficient for vs
surface Of blade little vibration to the stem Of ns
vessel gyrs high results for the amount OF power sppned ana
offer, but little resistance when the vessel under sail only
TERMS FOR ITS INTRODUCTION AND USE LIBERAL
'o' CHARLES w COPELAND.
Sole Agent for the United States,
No Sc Broadway. New-Yorks
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A DvERT1SING can be done IN the best City ana
n Country Paoe,a far and near ct v. B. PALMER AD-
VERTISING and COMMISSION AGENCY, Tribune Build
lpgs. -
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Chances for BusiMess ;MeK.

A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.-The under,
"A sened wishes to draw the attention Of sPe,ua.oIs .ua
dealers in fermeued liquors to his late invslnsos ~ -
patented April 81 1887 excluding air from nquias w
Jap the flow free from the isae@E p,
thrr Particular night Of sale. Nc, spplyto d.
tee Lovc,oys Hotel corner Of Psrkrow and beeA"A- N
good bargain will BE- siyen
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IOR SALE-Handsome COUNTRY SEAT at
ITO LOVERS of COUNTRY LIFE-A FARM

for SALE.-A opportunity is offered 70 tho:e who
how appreciate the importance Of country
whose situation afford the amount Of health sn
enjoyment Such the above Fsra II IL situated one %
the finest and heshies villages county town. OF
cuts the house situated In the angle Of two roads and
Courthouse and close To the Academy and MOT o. ~
lsnds wing esxt Of the most
.ons country Said farm contains about ftn 1870
srrs well divided in lots under cultivation. Meadows sseIs
Orchards Pastures Woods &C., 1t IL bounded Y nssr sas
the middle Of the farm i: crossed by = srs. TSs
, sam afosdns II desired water fall Of ~ o.
town 10 well Known to BE- the heahiet Of the CIee
and sorts best chance for hantins and nshn ns,cs.
rrssous Il u BE- sold very ehesP Apply TO "
No Psst dupg bgs1ess hoa no o 81 ,sr
AR sumbes Of ysUs bond and norsase per cent In
crest
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THE Tribune ALMANAC for
i 1867,
In addition 70 the usol CalsndAf Pases and Astronomical
Calculations, contains:
vKRY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
BY ststss Congssonsl Districts and Coun1ss TOT lS care
fsly compared WITH the rssasas Of former ysaIs . 49,.
TfiE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, eendenseo
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LAST CoN0kSSS' ane
Of the rext as far as eles&ed- classified politically
"a AN I SCIstouNf OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST FOE
SPEAKER Of the House of Representatives.
AN AETiCLE ON THE FTAfE OF EUhOr
AN ACCOUNT or THE MOVEMENTS OF ohshAAh
WALkER his finbuter Companions IN NissssSa rur
A CLAsslFlED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Tunes Of Holding Elsetous Meeting OF Lesisn'
tsr... &c , . .-.h
ondebses tate Of those Of the DEMOCRATIC ana AAh1
THr jETFERsoNIAH ORDINANCE Of l7s+ dceuneoss
~ generally lrcessbe and which, had bean adopted ~oad
hsvs mad Kentneky Asbsua Mississippi and Teunesses free
Three the Ordinance of 1887 applicable only
Ia The North. West Territory was adopted.
SsnSle Copies ig cents; 8 per dozen; e7PlM .
PosAse the AmkxAc toue cent esch must be p7epaG
GREELEY / McELRATH,
Tribune Ohics NrwsYorh
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Mem Publications.

Mem publications.
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sally sditted to be unvlcd for wit and humor Thi, little
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P.hsps within the same eomp.': an equal 1%9o ! Of
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LIE AND SERVICES OF Dr. LINN OF MlsSouhi
FouAcKENBOsss HISTORY OF THE UNITED
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THINas nor GENERALLY KNOWN. | vol 81 2a
CECOND EDITION READY.-We are again
- supplied having ready TO-DAY the second edition with
NEW-YORK BOARDING HOUSES.
Done with Pen aud Pencil by j. b. Gum, The Triangle
and A. Wand vol 12mo. One hundred and twenty'si1
Illustrations Price 81. @.
The fret edition this very amusing book was taken up I'M
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The Boston .ys.al This work contains good deal
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ence being reminded of the fra tenure Of their mortal state
| by the wee ky pre- senation Of the ogre's bill" -
Iess IRustated Aets says: We have read 1t with in
finite amusement and 1t heartily to readers
Also We feel certain 1t will meet with unprecedented
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The Sunday Tim says We have not laughed as heartily
a book have over th aud we som
mond IL A. intslible remedy for the blues"
| Published by MASON BROTHERS,
| Nos. 100 and ITO Daane'st, New.York.
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Bcurh ann Rooms.

DOARDING.-Sing Gentlemen and Gentlemen
and their Wives can be- accommodated with BOARD sad
PLEASANT ROOMS by apply No 93 FrOn.st Bfoo.y.
BOARDING at As, AZ and 40 East Broadway
ORoous for Gentlemen and their Wives also Tor single Cen
Osnen Families vstns the city from 81 70 81 ~ POI saY
MO. AZ AMITY-ST., NEAR BROADWAY
IN Elegantly FURNISHED PARLOES with Bedrooms ..
tlenen Of the first respecablty with without PARTIAL
BOARD, ct Q very moderate cost.
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TOR sALE-MACHINE and LOCOMOTIVE

sh1 IT, ' CAR SHOP. sss4c. vood FOUNDRY
together Nth the most ss saus sss USsd 'as
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION w. st the jTncs'Ss OF the
nd Ssy g. AID With the sSsp
desired The above viii be cold ehes2 and long time
for payments given AdaysS 1t wh.s h,rr Sap sa9eosn
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Cost 0n1 fnun6.
90 TURNER'S and Others.

TOR SALE-Tbe thoroughbred short-horned
BunvICTOR the second sired by Kklevington the seeoud
dam BetevR the eighth caived lst 1884 with full and
order with vigorous constitution color red Io.n and ad BY
ut Judges to the animals In the
Tins Bull 10 Of sssbted Bates blood Address B. g. C.,
Tribune Office. N. Y.
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drummer Retreats.

(NLAyERACK SUMNER BOARDING-HOUSE
O-Four hour. di.,sBt-Board from 50 TO s4a weeh Az
dress JOHN W. LYON, Claversck, New York
CURF HOTEL AT FIRE ISLAND
y This 10 a new house. extensive aud well fur
nished and well kept and lit with sas-hss the great
South Pay on one side and the Ocean on the oaher.
The s determined TO make Fire Island tue avoIite
sea resort York IL 10 accessible twice day ~
the Long Island Railroad leaving Brooklyn at m aia
$50 M have beer made to run on ruEs
DAY and FRIDAY each week. cbesp excursions 10 leave
south Ferry at H. Thompson Stations and by steamer
Hero ACROSS the South bay Fare esch way. 10
D. s. s. SAMMIS, Proprietor
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uAvE you seen the SO so SHOES and GA
IL TIERS; slso. the s. 50 snd - BOOTS. o. 'oNH'
No 10 AIn-st, near the Museumf
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matrbes, 3emeIrp, &r.

MER ICAN W A 7 C H 8.
"A TO THE WATCH TRADE.
APPLETON, TRACY Co., Walthan, Mass, successors
to the Boston Watch Company ready TO execute
manufacture They give notice that Movement made at
their will be engraved Appleton, Tracy Co., Walt
ham Mas and will be by certificate of
uinenpss perpetual warranty their written Signature
Orders addressed direct to them, Of the
aemenonea firms Agents for the sale Of their goods
ln New-York, viz: -
Messrs FELLOWS Co, Ne. IL Maiden.lane;
Messrs. PLATT BROTHER, No. ~ Maiden lane;
ard OBBIkS APPLETON No. Is Maiden lane, who
also for the transaction of the general business Of
the frm
Boston Watch Factory, Waltham, July ], 1867
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ss BALE. 5
Sss Ee e 40 Ssfse
% sSo sos h Se ss beef
RER 5oanssa coD e5 ss Ge
ION Ward saunders Hunts q Wright Allen &eos5 DO
Feens: Meason Hsadesoa o Terry Sso
p Wilson Pomtoy &sess Campbsll strongs bales cot
Green Camp Mciemors Ksybsrn asea Payne Mar1i,
Memore kasbun to OrdsrToia iii bass
cotton. ? .r.'
UPPER RED RIyER-sseaner Hope-s2s bale. cotton to
Lloyd Frerson29 McGregor Alloway &co62 bales cotton
Davis jenkins orderTota loss bales
He. ss I'D
dco-1 do Elliott &co.
t rs RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. oPEIousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
i os ss s 0R.s
Pua-2os do Lapeire Ferriere-5 wool
SHW Vs.. ND GREAr
PsSns sln Smith Harris sy
feet lumber Wang-5s1o do Gima-sandriss to order
Total 81 bales cotton
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAIL ROAD.
MoB1LE-Steamer VIM Bagalay-65 pkgs mdse John E
Hyde &eo-4 mills Bell Buchanan kco5 q bbls lime toJ
H9dsn 09s ros Capt a bales to Taret0n
CoNol1NhEo.
Agent of stenmer-R Aucoin-J Adams-e W Adams Gco
-Adans's Express-T Aydett &coI brown yco-T Bach.
elor-C T Budiecke Sco-Co Jacksrd-M BackwelIJ Ron
LANCER &co-Biscoe simms--E L Bonne-Bul, Ellis eco
BuchaHnon, Carroll Ica- BrandeE McKenns Hnbbard-A
Barnard-Beebe Seo-J NJ i'urrows &coJ burnside 6co-
Bach AcocCarroll PItch9d &eoICate &co-D Carroll
Campbell strong-Cnday brown &co-W Crane 6co-
Cnsaehs Bros aco-pqnnely bezzlna ssoGeoge Connolly
James Gonnoly Sco- u Crcnwellk Coliie- Charles
Davis Jenkins eco olenan, Bliley &co- bucourneau-M
II Dosson &co-G Dunbar &co-.A 4 B Ez-kel,nDobyns
Harrng on-,Das Jackson-rD Dryer &co--B Dour-N G
~ &eGnfeI ia sse,sonf
Gould Gco-Garthwae Glien 6co-dodchau1 freres-Gold
slnith, Haoer dco-tieath q MlierJ II Homes-ire6or
Wson-Hall, Kemp dco-E Hart hco--C N Harvey &co-
Holmes ClanssHemmlnsway Fred!ander sco--lSaac Hill
nnngton PeaeJ Hardings
Sco-head Mssse 6co-H enderson Ferry 9coG Carter
Goa " HOPKINS Sco--s Kennedy dco-h Laaghlln-J
levyW Letchford &co--l.nsk sco--n1e Mayielu &co-
WIN BIOS &C., Levy 1eoA hasounete
Louisiana Siae Bank-MaSee hnehss-hlIes Adans &co-
hchelroy ftradt1rd-j = hanews tco--J Morsan-H
McGlnnis-Moon TITUS &eo-Mobe steam BOAT tompany- A
hunros Ray burn sco-p Malard ScoMasck
Owen Mer eaonfs N
wel-Melenore, fayouth geo" McDowei Milis deo- AIRS
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ARRIVED.


Philadelphia Nc 6owan from New York Havana
to innings Lnaghand Sco-lst district.
Ship Rhe Jelersen, from Cardiff Wales 25th Janraay
,infer-Point. {IG 'gs& E' y 2i3ITI =
Ship IniRussel Williams 20 days from Boston, to G. W Hyn.
so&co--3d dist, As - 'fT''
Bark CIV P0uiney Marshman 20 DAYS from PHILADELPHIA tn
il Bass--2d dist, %. r5'1 1771-7I- - y
Schr Jnes Il Eliza, Steel, from Bfoy-BHsn, @ 70
sthr Ayon, Narcise, from Covingon-Basin. wv p
Schr fnitefre Narcsse, from Bonfoucia-Basin.t
Suhr Jtnyilie, Lourey, from Tchefuncta-Basiu. 81
ss5gf wv ssTEAMBoATs. "-
5i w Sherman, Gwartney, from Red River.
Eclipse Broadwell, from Louisville.
ts Capitol. Hooper, from Bayou Sara
n + kimball, Kouns, from Shreveport.
4sfitI w McRHe, White, from Ashton
Southern Belle. Broadwell, from Vcksburg.
"a Laurel Hill, Thistell. from Bayou Sara.
tTl-t DGTayoE, Fulton, from St Louis
California, Myers. from Mobile.
Ia NJ Hope, Moore from Fulton. I'D. .-
X, Fh VIM Bagnley, Snnott, from Mobile-Lake end
~ % Jefferson Railroad. #''s,.. .sl
Towbat Mary Kngsland, Phillips from the Passes--owed
down and to 10Th instant ship Rufus Choate, bark
industrial and brig Amea--brought up ships Rhine and
+ Ina Russell. - llH
Towoat St Charles Chambers from the Passestowed down
and TO lUth instant, ships Weremberg and Courier
brought up bark g w Poultney.
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DREMlUNt sUGARs-EpWARps STEAM TEAM

DRENIluNf SUCSARS-EDWARD'S STEAM TRAIN
Ii is undenlable that the Open Trains
construction have produced Sugars that have
highest prices paid for sold in this market this
Planters about Introducing steam their would de
well to call and samples Of the Sugars made
ments have been added rendering them superior those
other make satisfactory references be had
and facility with which they operated well their
efficiency and economy in working.
They have been in operation several years with
satisfactory results evidenced by the highest prices being paid
Messrs. NELSON 4 DONEIS0N, Lafotrche.
Il. G, CAMP Esq, Iberviiie.
HENRY DORG-Al, ESD. Ascension.
Estate of 5. 7. HARRISON, ESQ., lberville.
s. o. NELSON, Esq, St Mary.
W. Il Il. STAChHOu Sc, Paquomnes.
DANIEL. EDWARDS
dog IS and 80 New I.evce street. New Orleans.
rOAI--nfORE COAL!-GRr YOUR SHIRTS
" where you please, but be yon your COAL
City Coal Office No. Is Exchange Place. opposite the
fee, where always hand at the lowest
good supply of best Pburg English American
Anthracite, by hogshead, and Lower Ohio Coal
Having removed from old stand II Cusohouse ee
" attended leaving their Exchange Place or
Coal Yard No i76 Magazine
opposite Alfred kearny's Warehouse.
T. S.-Also, Oak, Ash and Pine Wood.
DIS 3m P Il. WILLARD. Agent
6UCLOS d CO., NO. 50 BIENVILLE STREET, COR
~ of Exchange Alley, have the honor inform their
friends and public that they have opened their
above DEPOT OF FURNITURE OF every description,
such Bedseads Armos Centre Tables Others Teea
Matresses Feather Beds They undertake Repairing
piture make exchanges and take They hope
and Industry to obtain share of the public patronage
dill 3p3n. %
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST ICIrTsstaar,sr n a Tayl,r oo MIS- eo,r -oo p.
nonn me 49, M VT uu Neep para
Gi yorS ou rgWS h az Po.s ienr 5o eSs
Moore eosD Ibis aon Shaw w 1a oI NE ~ sorr
~ Dps pTs egs oirel Gayle Scos sacks
eoi ,on hitcheoek Lat
on' a noIl w ha Mhsa 70 y Mche &eolsa
SACKS corn II II shofi SACKS corn Aldrch Perdret
Se coils aImgheriS @ a,d bhj Sa Az =,
q woodruff &so-ltI do Mans a ihs hams yass Rrns NJ
pork bbis eggs Mct jackson scsas do hHl nist1
Deli ondol do eggs KEY lard 4 TInmnson sco u h ~
eggs and sundres to order ~ va ''' "a
p.yor Gus, :,
BAYOU SARA--Stenner Laurel Ill----5 bales cotton to
Wright Allen aco5 Ward Saunders hunts bales cotton
Anderson MetcalE5 labatpt Blanci Uanpbel Strong
- LosI Ghafpanie-s heds snsaf John Watt kco25 do
Gnnp bids sugar 30 bb nolasses Braud i Lanry7
hhds sugar Thomas Elder &coO0 bbs moiasses Gordon If
y bbs inoiasseS Labatier2 do apne reresO bhls sl
gar B9gari Foley hhds sugar Buchanpon Carroll
&eo9 hhds sugar bb molases Dudley Nelson-62 emery
bb 2ls empty hf bb Iapee teVespa empty bhls Allah
- bales moss TO y shaw &co do mde 10 acls corn 10
ahee tieos Dass Voc Beriere &eoG hides Dudley
20 20 ~ bales cotton ITO hhds Of
saSas. 80 pots iioiAsses' E
CAR0IINA T. A NDIN s.enr,or sontbaru /, , sa, L., .
cotton to q II Pnckard &eo5 Payne nrrisosg Sae oS
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| KS a THURSIM0RNING, March 10, 1857.
|nF COTTON !. The marke firm yesterday, with sales Of
some $3.50 bales The busbf Tuesday proves to have been
1000 bales. We still quote Il
NEW OaIR Il ASSIFICATION.
Inferior ~, 5i Middling .1S9l3ss
Ordinary. 4. i0L Good Middling S@i3ss
Good Ordinary Afiddling Fair .lSAe9lSs
Low Middling 1910 Fair
TOBACCO. " hsa, 50 hhds sold In two lots on pri
waite terms. x sst s#i ~
rotton-bales Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. l, IL. 1879 N -, sS4s
Received since ....... l,SW,lS 49,, lsisa "a -,
yesterday .... 5,55l i,sSo'ooo " 1854
s85 {5s l,342,s74 % 2s3
II 7. ~ yestsrda,. SOS lOassl 600 is, 42s
- II B. -
ei g. 3Ol, SOL lO,SO4
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G. TITLE mARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, March 49,
The arrivals toy unimporan and but small supply
Of stock remanh sale Prices firm in favor of holders
Wig 7t i 1-azA*'
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EXPLOITS.

GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Chns Nor
gan52 bbs -four l29 bbls whisky 574 sacks corn 10 hhds
gar 10 bbls sugar "A boxes Candles IA do soap IL bales do
nestics ts'#ts7 &ta,5 's'+N7i-
MATANzASBrg Telegraph300 cs 1000 kegs lard, q
pork "a ties lou kegs butter 500 sacks corn 65 boxes of
Candles EGO empty bbis. 7-. E es
sMATANzAs--Brig D Molony-3OO empty hhds 100 empty
bbis. e -4-14
CARDENAS-Schr Matchless-5l empty hhds, 1000 empty
bbs
BRAZoS sANTIAGO-schr Ohrysoite-419 bbls -four, 10
boxes n 200 do OIL 1870 kegs nails 10 boxes sugar. 400
hds tobacco Is bales tobacco 10 casks hides 50 pkgs urn
tur Is boxes gwae 80 bills er 80 kegs lard CAS- boxes and
30 baskets wine, $50 demjoins, $50 pkgs groceries.
LIVERPOOL Ship Cambria2i9l bales cotton 1903 boxes
bacon, 1888 ties lard, 1910 slaves.
LIyERPOOL-Ship Dorcas Prince-399 bales cotton 252l
bills -four 4S boxes bacon 6S erceS and i6S bb lard $3.50
" ..
r PENsACoLa-schr Horiet-l5e0 bbls shells.
MoBILE-Schr G Brown-l75 bbls whisky, 100 bb -four
100 empty bbls. H
MoBILE-schr Baearesl05 bbls liquors 10 bbs molasses
654 sacks corn, / box lndse. 0 s@ '.ts'
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Shipping 5nte!ligente.
THURSDAY, March l9, 1857.

u ~ * u T---1- I5y
aV CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship ares Morgan Place. for Indanoa and Galveston
H 500 . Harris 4 Morgan
Ship Cannh, Perry, for Liverpool p Whitney eco
Ship DorciPrince, York, TOR Liverpool, Whitney &co
Brig Telsgph, Shear, for Matanzas, Thompson &co
Brig Mpny, Weldon for Matanzas j b Murson
Srhr ATaGes Smith, for Cardenas. Goldenbow Lesparre
Schr Chrplte Achley, for Brazos Santiago, va
Gge Goldenbow & Lesparre
Schr HorS, Mack, for Pensacola, John Hurley hco
Schr r Grown Forbes, for Mobile, L Backenin
Schr Balees, Faurier for Mobile, zs W Newton 4co
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q DANIEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO
49, TwD Eiwhrds Nos, ., ~ and 81 New l.e7ee ami
" 70 and 81 Fulton street, manufacturer OF ever 3us
w cripion OF Copper, Tin Sheet Iron and Brass "cek
He for the making q Trains
Clarifying and Eyaporang Pans FltereTs Juice boxes
everything appertainig TO the SugarhoISe.
OF Steam Gauges, steam WISHES Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves, etc, constantly Oh hald.
He would call the attention Of planters The Steam Trains
which in successful operation the plantations Of
Col r. o. Camp, Messrs, $. T. Harrison, L. J. forsa Nelson
Dopeisop, UsgoDa 4 Lawrence, ". d H. H;aCknousr,
Thomson Co.. and L. f. FoIsta of his Gig, he
specially refers for full particulars. MA
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MEMORANDA.

Slip Agnes Jones. from Cardiff, Wales, January 18th,
master.
Ship vicksbnrg, Hughes, from New York, to A Cohen
Scar Benjaman Strong, -, days from Bazos Santiago.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish ot Orleans, City of New Orleans. :
BE remembered that the 18th january, 1871 before
the Subscriber, Justice Of the Peace in and city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and james H Wheeler, Secretary, OF the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn
cordng law do epose and that the
and trne and correct transcript the books of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
and subscribed this day of January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace OF the Parish OF Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees resolved pay
in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof to their legal
MONDAY the eth of February
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
FORTY 40 per the earned premiums of the
psny for the year ending 3ls December 1856 for which
icass will be issued and after the 18th OF next.
H-This Company continues the
rivers and loss damage by fire. at the
PREMIUM Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
Holm z. SHAW. Yice. sident.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans. !
Be remembered the 18th July 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who, be-
ing duly according to law does depose and say the
foregoing accounts just and and correct transcript
from the books of said Company.
ISigpedl @. ]. MANS0NI, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th July 1856
[Signed1 CHAS NJ. BRADFORD
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of
Six in cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday Of August proximo
The Board of Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three and the earned premiums of the
Company for the ending the Both of june 1856 for which
certificates will be issued after the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.