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sheriff. Sale.


VI virtue of WI, Of rendition; .y,o,s, -
->,,. n'e aHsc'ed there will be exposed 10
MOnGay The 18th Day Of March next.
a, ,.'Ii me oou' House, in Bioomsburs, The fol.
owing described property to wi:
&C. lain loI or piece .! land situate in The
S!''g,e OF Es?ytow1, Scou township, Colum.
oia county, containing
ONE FOURTH OF Az ACRE,
re the same more or less, bou-led on ,hs
"m'h %",tn oy Main Street ri saii village, on the
SoI'h oy an alley -. the las, by a Street.
ana on the We, by lot Of the wijow
inhoy, WIStscn is erected a Two Story
,,r,,n "."e u"e.Iag house sable wh the ap-
Sc ztl ta.en in execution and 10 be sold
10 ''.e ptopeI.y oi A'-va0lsr NcCauv.
STEPHEN Fl. MILLER,
SHCs!TT's QYE,CE, Shsr,F
B.ovmsturs. Feb. Is, '57.I
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JOHN a. MOORE joins W WILLIAMS.
MOORE e. WILLIAMS,
General Commission Merchants,
and dealers in
MrfJEE 80 STyG=r,TTS
No. 81 South JIdler ST., PhiLlaelpbin

THE sub.crlbets having been associated
with the coal trade aud mining operations
generally Tor several years. are prepared TO
supply orders for all articles contingent 10
inning purposes at The lowest rates, with
care aud dispatch.
OnrstocS comprises The following articles:
OIIS-Sperm, Solar, Elephant, Beached,
Racked, Lard, Rosn, Greasiug, L'Gseed.-
Safely Lamps, Fuses, Blasting Paner, Slope
CHAINS, Ropes. all S,Ze-, puIieys, Wicking,
Wire Rope, Tar. and pich --Thornley
CelebTa'ed Gum Betting, Washers Packing,
Hose--BIasling aud other PoWdeis.-
Soap, Candies, sc
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Brick Dwelling House

a Frame Stable, a Frams Carpenter Shop one
and half story high, and Wagon Shed.
Late the estate OF said deceased, situate
in the township of Scott and county afore-
said. JACOB EYERLY,
Bloomsbufg, Feb, ID, 1857. Clerk,
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Total Expenditures for the year. SSas4 80
IareS outstanding and mcoifecied.

Tanes outstanding and mcoHecfed.
1850 County State.
Samuel Appeman, sugarloal 1I5sn 9i7s
], W. Warner, Madison, 23I62
Nelson Kne, SusarIoaf, 7 I27I 3IG3
1852 II
". B. Mosteer, Briarcreek, Il : SO
Peter Hayman, Orange, As SO
1853 H
Peter llayman, do 9SIs5 SIS sc
1854
Lewis Die,erch, Rrarctcek, ~ rs
ND. r. Abertson, Fish, 'screek l5lll9 76 20
*Samuel Gillaspy, Greenw - 2o % 46
Jacob Slime, Locust, / pan
Lewis Eckroat, Mhfllin, l3 9oN
Banj. Hayman, Orange, 1872 % i52 81
1885 Il
]. w. Eek, Briarcreek, 46 66H $50 GO
Samuel Rbone, Benton, l5I25I y 20
*f, J, llutchlson. Fshngcre k 3II30II 72I73
*Jacob Girard, Greenwood, 53I6S
BENZ. Wilson, Hemock, ll34ll $500
Thomas w. Young, Jack son 93I 90
Thomas a. Funston, Madison 6SI02II 80 IS
Wm. Hlephens. jr. Susarloat, q 81 46 90
1856 II
B. +. Hartman, Bloom, 596Ioll !33
Freas Fowler, Briarcreek, 300 l3II332 IS5
Peter Appleman, Benton, l6lI09lI I9OI9l
Christian Stuman, Beaver, al 2OII2SlI47
Isaiah John, Catawissa, lS6IS2ll 93Il7
C. II. Dietrich, Centre, 1895 5II329I67
*John Uren, Conyngham, l9IS6
John Lazarus, FishIngcreek, I262 i3tI I292 10
Reuben kuiule, Franklin, Il
Samuel Bosar, Greenwood, l92l26II270Il7
Isaac Leidy, Hemork, 263,62II3iI IS
Daniel Ponsi, Jackson, 1I57Il siO5
Wm Goodman, Locust, 235I l5II3 l6lO6
*John smith, Madison, 90I63II 35I03
Lewis Eckroa', MIillp, l52i93H 3li6S
Joseph Geiger, Maine, l29 Is I3l
Evin Welver, Montour, l7liS ~ $3.50
Saml Johnson, Mt. Pleasant l6I0S, Il0l 30
Michael Keller, 0rarse, us lSIl2l3 5
Enoch Fox, Pine, 81 90 1903 u
Mich FedetoH, RoarinscreekI % 4SIl 29S4
David Lewis, Snsarloat, s6I69i S9I33
J, Il. Robbins, Scott, I559I7015ilI57
SiS50l7lS5056 81
We, The undersigned Auditors of the coun-
10 OF Columbia being duly elected to adjust
and settle the accounts of the Treasurer aud
Commissioners have carefully examined the
accounts and vouchers of The same from the
first day of January 1856, to the first dav of
January 1857, do certify that we find hem
correct as set forth in The foregoing State
ment, and that we fud a balance due Jacob
four hundred aud seventy three dollars and
slXly-lour cpus.
Given under our hands this 9Th day of jan
uary, A. d., 1857.
DAVID YEAGER, r,,.
JACOB DrMOTT, GtoJiy toi'y
SAMUEL RHONE. 1i"'"0'S'
ATT: DANIEL LEE, CIk
We, the undersigned Commissioners of the
County of Columbia do certify that the fore
going is correct Statement OF the accounts
OF said County for the year A. D., 1856.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto
set our hands this 9th day Of January A. d.
1857.
WIN. J. keller,
JONAS FAHRlNGER, ! Com'rS
HENRY TENBENDERS
ATT: II. &. FRUIT, Clk.
February 9th 1867, approved by the Court
JACOB EVANS ! associate
PETER KLINE. Judges.
%These have since paid IN full.
Bloom>burg, Feb. IL, '57.
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D. p. Brown, Esq.,
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II u EsHAIC 8 ALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, on SATURDAY,
The i4th day of MARCH next, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, Joseph r. Robins, Admin.
isralor, &C., OF HaIman Nj. johnson, late OF
Scott township, in said county, deceased, will
expose 10 sale by public Vendue, upon the
Dremises n cerIain
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having purchased the
entire interest OF his late Partner, will con.
duct the Book, Stationery, Blank Book Man
ufacurirg, and Binding Business, in all their
branches; with increased facilities aud strict
attention TO business, he hopes 10 receive an
increased proportion OF public patronage.
WILLIAM g. PERRY.
S. w. cor Fourth & Race Ste
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RHEU UMATlSM. SCROFULA, ERY.
SIprLAS.

These a,c among the no., terrible and ago.
niziug diseases of tho muscles. the iioshy iLro
and the skin; yet IN their worst forms. aud
when seemingly incuahle they invariably dis,
appear under a perse'ering application of this
soothing, healing anlido;e to pain snd infium.
IN iliOn.
Stl ~ HIfEIIsJ lr@u,D t-ODEC
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LOT OF GROUND.

LUZ UF dEFSOUND,
situate in Ligh, Street, Scott township, county
aforesaid, adjoining lot of Samuel IT, Belile
OH the South, Dr. Josiah Smith on the North,
lands Of Samuel l.. BetIle on the South, and
fronting on The Main Street of said iown,
containing sixty feet front and one hundred
and fifty feet in depth, whereon ia a two slory
3D. nIIs"
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FOR THE YEAR 1856.

Amt Of taxes uncoltccied for 1856
and previous years, $3.50 n
Commissions allowed collectors 353 60
Exoneralions do. during the year 1870 81
Amt of orders redeemed 1910 IA
Treasurer Commission, 235 20
do do on unseaied land 55 81
Amt in the hands of John Doak,
late Treasurer. 35 90
Supervisors receipts for road tax I69 50
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17

SUGAR AND MoLASsES., The Sales of Sugar reached
about 500 hhds ut full OF Moasse 100 bb sold
at 59B591sc u gallon for Prime aud Choice Reboiled.
FLOUR. There good demand, with sales OF about
1000 bbs of which 1000 ST. Louis Superne St. 5000 Ohio
atboat to be delivered alongside ship So 9 1000 in bad
order at S. 2 for Fine and IS 72z for supene 500 Fine
IS 2 800 at So s7as5 So $50 - and l2O Plants Extra in
w three lots IS u Dbl.
sales OF Corn embraced 5000 sacks
Guiding 400 White Yellow and Mixed 55c 1900 Ordinary
Yelowat6T 20o White at 7lD73 and 800 in lots 7S75c "a
bushel In Wheat heard OF transactions OF Oats 800
sacks St. Louis sold in lots bushe The sales
Bran included 400 sacks iu lots at 81 S5 D 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. We noticed retail sales of Pork at
S 30 = hbl for Mess though the stock in first hands gene
rally hetd higher Bacon 80 casks Ribbed Sides
sod at lSc, but offer of lc 4 ID said have
refused or lot of 200 casks or Green Meats 80 casks
to were sod on private terms and 40 of Shoulders SIC
ID. In Lard we heard of no transactions.
RoPEWe noticed sales OF 200 coils and 400 half coils of
Hand-spun at DC, and $50 ut 9}c "A b.
about so bags Rio were sold comprising l1D at
l0c 3S at iO 100 H. and 2 ut the advanced rate Of
ab. "
CANDLES so boxes Star Gul weight were taken at q lc
Rb.
LIME We noticed sales Of bbs Western of which AN
Alton at 81 So and 200 Utica Mt 81 IS "A bM
WHISKY lot of Low Proof RectiDed was said a, ,hop,
24l4c and 200 bbls Extra at 25c D gallon.
FREIGHTS., Cotton shipping Liverpool At IA and i,
ship was laid for that port 10 take heavy freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17
gotal SntfIIiQtnte.

The WEATHER.-April has been very even-tempered
since Sunday though she find hard get rid of
rooness which she absorbed that dageeable day Yeser
somewhat warmer asd decidedly sprlpgke The
dens in full bloom and flowers and berres-back
--are a. drug at the street corners
FiRE.-Loss Of Life-The residence of Mr.. Smith,
at Rock H on the Jackson Railroad ve miles beyond Aite,
was destroyed by fire. informed Tuesday night
The worst of the disaster was son Mr. Smiths eight
years old, fell victim to the devourng element
The FIRE Ur TowN-The fire to which we alluded
yesterday morning. broke out in the kitchen of
mony street The property destroyed consisted Of the said
kitchen, two frame houses belonging George schoe two
story ame belonging Leib stables and butcher
sheds The fire said accidentally and the loss
is pu. down at about $1,000 ~
RECORDER STITH's CoURT.--John Connolly late
Secretary Fire Company yesterday arraisned on
charge of having embezed $50 of the funds of company
the charge being made by NJ j. Regar the Treasurer He
was held for an examination hereafter
Robert Burns and his Mayno the Highland but the
high handed Rober. and Marywere held
change Of having numerically beaten james Skeey in his
house at the corner of Vine and Cypress streets =
The following other parties sragned and booked fo
animation hereafter:
james Lester, charged with selling liquor slave at
corner of Carondelet streets
Joseph Alare charged with stealing shirts out of Law
rence Caps berth board the schooner Elizabeth the New
Basin. =z4 e%
Patrick Mehan wm Stewart charged with attempting
tosybawk returned Californian and raising with the
police because they intetfered 70 preventit.
James Jourdan, charged with picking the pocket of W
Ellis OF 10 in money and gold rg. whilst was
asleep on Perddo street.-The stolen property being in his
possession.
j. D. boyee, clarged with stealing pot of paint iron, D.
erocke-both ngpaines-was discharged
appearing that he had taken the openly and
without feonicns iutent.
RECORDER FABREs CouRT.- Catherine Christ, or a
female who declared that nan yesterday araig-
ed on charge Of actrg in very uncha manner in the
house q j. B Query No 1856 Danphin streeraising row
smashing furniture She held to bail TO appear for
animation.
Mag Thompson and several other coord keepers of houses
bad repue aragned charges refusing obey the re
qireens Of the recently passed ordinance regulating females
of their class. They held for examination.
r. Reheche fined 50 for insulting interfering with
Deputy Street Commissioner MeCeand discharge his
duty
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT-Anna Reed f. W. c.
yesterday arragoed charge of keeping assig
nation honse No. 2l Espanae girls whr
found in the house being brought her. As
Anna rather independent about it, the Recorder hei
contribute S2 to the city treasury and ordered the girls pay
- each reeevs Is ahes eseh One girls paid and s
Others xeni to jail to get ths '' hickory"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17

/ M
BLOODY AFFRAY IN CHICAGO The Chicago Press
gives the following particulars of desperate stab
bing affair which occurred in that city on the 4th
inst and account Of which we have already re-
ceiyed by telegraph:
Y, About 10 o'clock Saturday evening on the arrival
4 Of the emigrant train from Toledo, over Michigan
Southern Railroad at the freight house on South
Clark street below Twelfth, special policeman Byron
Potter in the employ Of the NJ s. R. R. Co. as private
watchman but sworn officer of the city, attempted
to make an arrest of man named Patrick Brown, who
was acting as runner for the Limerick House, kept
by Jerry Shine, without badge or license Brown
was threatening and violent, and by the aid of his
sWother runners, succeeded in getting away. The
gang then returned and set upon Potter threatening
to take his life. He fought desperately and finally
seeing that he was to be overpowered, drew his knife
strong, sharp bowie about ten inches in the blade
and struck out right and left. Patrick Brown dray
man in the employ of Shine. but acting as runner
was fatally stabbed described in the testimony and
died at the Limerick House about two minutes after
being carried to the bar-room.
Morris Geary, driver of a baggage Wagon, also in
the employ Of Shine, and this occasion acting as
runner, received dangerous wound in the abdomen,
from which his intestines protruded. He lies in a
critical condition. Billy Calvin, boarder at the
Limerick House, and acting as its runner capa-
city in which was well represented on this OCCASION
lies with cut in the right side, from which, however,
he may recover.
Potter, it is said, was very quiet man, but very
dangerous when aroused. He was member Of the
Grinnell Arctic Expedition under Lieut. Hartstein.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17

A SUMMARIZE ExPEDITIoN.-The Bangor (Maine)
journal says that Mr. R. D. Bartlett of that city has
purchased the iron steamship Philadelphia, which
two or three years snce and intends to make an at
tempt to raise her He is now constructing at Ban.
gor seamscow, one hundred feet long twenty-seven
wide and seven and a half deep. This scow is to be
propelled by two engines oftwo hundred horse power
There also to be CONSTRUCTED in the same locality
twenty-five caissons or huge boxes, each thirty feet
long ten feet wide and feet deep-n all, capa
BILE OF sustaining a weight of fifteen hundred tons
\ The submarine apparatus for the expedition is now
in the process Of construction in Boston, The total
cost OF the outfit will be about 700. Fifteen or
twenty mechanics will accompany the expedition.
The wreck Of the steamship Philadelphia lies about
ten miles north of Cape Race and at low water her
stern is visible
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

EIACTs FOR PARENTs-THE ONLY WAY TO
battle and overcome disease s to begin foundation
great variety Of diseases where sole
G # r. Psis the Al nnS
widespread disease:
Messrs. B. A. Fahnesock 4 Co: N Wv ' VA - '''''
GsntlsmsnI;;on Saturday last gave vial of B. Fahne
q the day he passed large small worms. should
@ % hs I has
best medicine for sspeGHnEE hc c ksoy x IF
country throughout United MI
DOCTOR HooFLAND's DELIBERATELY GER.
Dr.. G. NJ NJ. JACKSON, PHnAprlpurA, Pa,
I oct t Ss; Of snd
diseases arising FROM disordered Liver or Stomach.
tion, Inward Piles,
Head, Acidty of the Stomach,
Fulness or Weight in The Stomach, Sour
Eruetatons Sinking or Flst1erng ,a h, 1T the Pit
and disuit Brsshins Ft.srns at the Hear ,'tS Ghoak
Ing or suocating sensations when in lying posture Dim
Pain in ths assd Deficiency pa Of s yellow
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con.
and grea. Depression
The proprietor in calling Rs attention of the public to this
preparation does with feeling of the utmost confidence in
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
lis untred article that stood the
reputation and sale unrivaed by similar preparations
tan The testimony in its favor given by the prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in all parts the
country is immense and careful pes of the Almanac pub
hed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis Of any
of his Agents. cannot but satisfy the sepca that this
remedy really deserving the celebrity 1t has obtained
Principal Office and Mandatory No. 9 ARCH street. Phil
adelphia Pa
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bters superior all preparations
Dear sr feel bound to my satfeson TO- to yoS for
o.
ties of German Bters have found them to be a you
recommend them be- and cheeuy recommend them the
public safe and remedy for the diseases they
tended for and superior to all other now in
THE BfTTERs ALL THEY ARE REpR EsENTED To BE
JACKSON, La, August 90 1854.
Dear sir-1 have used German Bters and find them
all they represented and cheerfuy recommend them
Respectfully, yours, W.. FAULKNER.
L. MAYER says:
HARRIsoNBuRG, Ls May %, 1883
Your German Bitters is very valuable medicine have
disposed of all received from you and wish supply
mediately.
DR.. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY, La June 30, 1858
have for the year used the by
medicine Of tho kind that be readily sold here and be
eve that in less than year there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
DR.. RABE says. FRANKLIN, La, JRne "a, 1882
Your German Btters have become very popular here
wish fresh supply Immediately.
E. A. ADAMS co. say:
RICHMOND, La. june 2, 1855
Your Bters give universal satisfaction all who
them.
You should bear mind that these Btters entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages most OF the
uons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Sorekeepes every village
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7 = 81 n nLar ME-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17

AN INDIRECT ANSWER The Springfield Republ
can says the Hon. Rufus Ckoate asked the other
day what he thought Of Justice Taney's opinion in
the Dred Scott case. He replied: ''My dear sir,
pay 81 so per volume for the reports of the United
States Supreme Court, and no power on earth can
compel me to read them in the small type of the
newspapers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17

r,ouisiana Intelligence.

n he Shreveport Southwestern, of the sth, we
and martial returns Of the election for Judge Of the
an Judicial District In Caddo Parish the returns
4 from all but one precinct gave Jones majority Of
fs4. The returns from all but two precincts Of De
soto pssisl gave Creswe majority Of l96, leaving
the latter 10 votes ahead. 1t was said that the pre-
ccts to hear from would give majorties for Creswel
The Southwestern has the following paragraphs !,
Sunday was the most gloomy and disagreeable day
we have experienced this year. Early in the morning
ii was clear and warm, but about o'clock gale
sprung up from the West accompanied by rain. Dur
inn the afternoon we had a sprinkling Of rain and
seet at so'clcck it cleared of, and heavy norther
blew until Monday morning. During the night the
ground froze and ice formed fully quarter of inch
IN thickness. We fear that great damage has been
done TO the young corn and cotton as well as the
Y fruit.
quarrel occurred on Sunday night between Thos.
Quirk and Dennis Stokes, two deck hands belonging
to the steamer Joseph Holden during which Qnirk
drew pocketknife and stabbed Stokes, who died in
few minutes Quirk has been committed to prison.
On Saturday, the jury in the case of the State vs.
Francis Marion Flynn for killing S. johnson at Beth
any, returned verdict of murder in the first degree
Yesterday Flynns attorneys moved for new trial on
the plea that johnson died in Texas, etc. Ills honor
granted the new trial.
Speaking Of the recent severe weather and heavy
frosts the Mount Lebanon Baptist of the 9th says:
Ice formed three-fourths of an inch thick and the
ground was frozen in the shade till II o'clock. Fruit,
wheat, gardens, ETC., in q sad plight Even the oak
leaves OF the forest are dead. There is smell of
vegetation which is not the most pleasant
from field and grove. The wheat crop, we suppose,
will be failure, ard much to be regretted Our poor
gardens Peas in bearing promising good dinners
II few days PROSTATE and wted. Cabbages, beets,
=, The Pioneer of Assumption, of Sunday last, says
that the parish Of ST. John the Baptist gave Lea
nf vnfos pipnaor tlr f,,st
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17

BARCELONA-Big Constanzal5 bales cotton 3065 sacks
wheat, 1900 staves
BARCELoNA-Brg yencedor-57 bales cotton, 25l1 sacks
wheat 1870 staves
RUATAN IST.AND-Schr Dolphin-5 bbls sugar. do pork
bbls -four 500 bricks 5000 shingles, 1900 feet lumber
PENSACOLA-Schr Chares-In ballast
HAyRE-Shp Pocaontas-34i9 cotton 500 5bs -four
1000 slaves.
CHRISTlANNA-Bark Lucy-1052 bales cotton q hhds
bacco.
10 hams Is bbls nou 20 boxes soap 25 bbs pork hhd
sugar do lard 2 sacks coffee 10 bb moasses Is bbls whis-
ky, 80 do groceries, casks bacon, 20 pkgs mdse.
PENSACOLA-Schr Mary Ella-69 sacks corn bbls beef
80 do pork 80 bb -four casks bacon kegs butter sacks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17

A corsetmaker out of work thus vented her com.
plant Shame that Ishould be without bread-I,
that have stayed the stomach of thousands
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17

Co-opERAT1oN AGAINST CHINA-In an articleupon
this snbjeet in the New York Courier and Enquirer
Of the 9th inst, we find the following
There remains little doubt the moral cooperation,
solicited by England from our Government to the eff
fort To China To liberalze her commercial re-
atons, will be substantially granted, though in less
formal mode than was Originally proposed. 1t was
moral influence that was asked for and that to all in
tents and purposes is sncured by strengthening our
feet in the China seas, and despatching new Com
missioner Of high grade and great diplomatic ex-
perence TO labor for an extension Of the privileges of
on our own account solely, parallel with the ef
forts Of England and France and tends towards the
same desired result Of opening the country freely to
the commerce Of all nations.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered that 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
ing duly according to law does depose and the
foregoing accounts and and transcript
from the books of said Company.
tSgned G. J. MANsONI, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 25h July 1856
tSgnedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have pay of
Six in cash. the outstanding certificates profits
the holders thereof their legal
after the I'd Monday Of August proxImo.
The Board Trustees have also declared Dividend thirty
three third per the
Company for the year ending the Both of June 1856
certificates will be issued after the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17
ARRIVED.


Ship VIM Rahburn Pratt, - days from New York. to
Fosdick.
Bark Wavery Curtis, from Boston-wth 800 tons ice
TO s B Smith &co.
Ship Champion from Boston-wh 1862 tons ice to AW
Bosworth Eco.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17
MEMORANDA.


A The steamer Aleck Scott left st Louis the 10th inst
report the following and loading for
this port-H HILL Woodruff Orleans and Peter Tellon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-17
CATTLE E n ARKET

JEFFERSON CITY, April 49,
The market sheayily supplied with lower descriptions
Cattle, but the supply of fine BeeYes limited with firm prices
The supply of other stock is ample.