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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15

SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF ROBERT JOHN
of New Orleans. : LILLY. No. l0,1s2
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
this estate and ali other herein interested.
show within from the notification
they have Why the by the admiusra
trx of this should homoogaied approved the
funds distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order of the Court.
myl3 1923 p. S. WILT. Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15

DEUxIExE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ROBERT
de Ia Nouvee Orleans. JOHN LILLY No 1879
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
ciers de Ia susde succass,on ct t0utes
que celia peut adedue souls dix jonrs
de la presene publication les rasons pour equelts coupt
prsente par adminratrice de la de succession serai
point approave homoogue les fonds mains epar
confofmements au dit co 4pe. H.
Par ordre de la cour,
mYIal q 2. s. WIIIZ Grnf6er.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15

A KMORY .IIALL-No 81 CAMP STREET
CAPT. TODD'S
World Renowned, Magnificent Moving Panorama of
CALF NIA!!
exhibition Arnory Hail. 81 Camp street.
mencng MONDAY EVENING. April 49, at TX o'clock
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at O'Clock
chance offered all who the life like
of the Golden Land the prvaions and hardps Of
those who seek their fortune in The Golden Sands of her soil
E4~For particulars. bills of the dav. ala If
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE OF 100 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGAEs,
Summer Clothing etc. ~.
% BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Aucr'a.
I1KIDAY, the 18th inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
NJ, auction ut their auction rooms II Charities
street, will be sold
100 Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
-AlsO- aid.
An assortment Of Summer Clothing
n3.TERMS-Ats sale. myl4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15

DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES-Founded i'll 1888 by Madame Leiris, and
Quoted since 1910 by Madame Debrayaux Burgundy street, be-
Cusomhouse and Bienvilie streets New Orleans
The Session of this establishment Pass Christian,
begins the LIST June The buildings there large enough
FIFTY borders and indefinite number OF
Day Scholars. Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The instHon provides thorough and sub
na instruction in and department of eGucaon
and offers facilities for the of the French Lam
Singing and Soege taught by Mr. Provost the we'll
known leader Of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera Mt
Provost will reside at the Pass during the and will con
nue his lessons Singing and soege in the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families.
place month
the city every fortnight during the the Pass
The school remains the whole for boarders and
law
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15

sEcosp DISTRICT CouBr SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM VI
Of New Orleans. GERS-No 1851.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
of this Estate and to al other herein Interested
to show within days the present notification
they have why the herein by the
tecntary executor Of this estate shond be homoogated
and the funds distributed accordance herewith
By order Of the Court:
my9 II Is A. DREUX Deputy Clerk.
DEuxIExE CouR DE DISTRICT }sUCCEssIoN DE VIII
de la Nouvee Orleans. LIAMyIGERS No. 10 53l.
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA ciers de la usde succession persones
que celia peut concerer davor edue jours
de la presenie publication les rasons esauees lie
executeur tesaenaie de Ia de
seat point approuve hoooguc les onds mains
| repartis conformements dit compte.
Par ordre de la Cour ..rD.. .. .l..a
my9 IA IS A. DREUX, Depute Grehier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15

ss-The ship Roclsland, Capt. Brown, from
Boston, is dischHi gng Mt Post "a First District
Consgnees the receipt of their goods
the eyee otherwise they will be stored their aud
risk.
Inyl4 GEO. W. HYNsoN h CO.. 80 Camp street.
nS-Tne bark NJ. VILLA m son, Capt. Beast1n,
from Philadelphia is dchargng cargo opposite Post
81, Fist District Consignees requested to attend to
the receipt of their goods the Levee otherwise they will
be stored at their expense and risk.
myl3 GEO. W. HYNSON 4 CO.. 80 Camp st.
kB- The ship Geo. Eallett, Capt. Frost, from
Boston, dschargng her cargo at Post 49, FIRST Dis
Ic Consgnee. requested to attend to the receipt OF
their goods on the Levee
myl5 GEO. W. HYNS0N K CO., 80 Camp street.
%" COnsfSnees of the following goods to Or
de- ship Geo Hallett from Bosom, viz: p. b. e. under
0ahl 0i bundles paper Dodd Davidson Co., box. hhd
NJ in circle, 80 bales gunny CLOTH will please make them
selves known the dscging clerk the evee otherwise
they will be stored at thier expense and risk.
myl5 GEO W. HYNSON Il CO., 50 Camp street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET & CHANDONS
- Feur de Sllery Gil de Perdrix Verzenay and Vim Impe
rial
JULES MUMMs CO.'S Anchor, verzenay Cabinet and
Imperial.
The subscriber is authorized receive orders liberal
for direct importation of the above named superior Cham
and socits the attention of dealers in general stock
always on hand. Samples can be at the office Of
nil ly S. WOLFF, a5 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15

N particulars with regard to rights and rights
az r,Ire and sell other States apply the under
10 nV az rs boiler Mandatory III Baronne street where
Ssneu, very description The shortest notice
BotFS u e'''' w. DAVID II. FOWLER.
3m - =
SYoe KEFINERY THE ABOVE ES-
full operation and prepared
= iy superior article of GOLDEN SYRUP and Re
70 ,! Mr. SSES barrels and half barrels in quantities
rim ", Nrohasnrs Samples can be al our office
TO sun pn's BROADWELL BROS. Il Co,
No Is GrRvier street,
Agents Of the Refinery.
ExPRE AZ E ;3riI LIN IN
tx er.irUed removed iher once 10 NO Of CnP street,
two doors from the corner Of 6raVer. ropx T. ppo
my2 lm
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

d.. TAYLOR d RADDIN, Il MAGAZINE
4&Tstree opposite the Aacade, New Orleans regularly
receiving by every arrival Mems Boys Youths Lsdes
- Misses and Children's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15

NOTARIAL NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED hay
~ been eapponed by his Excelency Gov. r. C. Wick
e Notary Public and for the city and parish of New Or
leans respectfully informs his friends and clients that his
still No. 2, Camp street. and all business entrusted
him will be executed with promptness and dispatch.
He is also Commissioner Of Deeds for of the States and
all required be executed by him apperanin
thereto, will be duly and promptly attended to by him.
I'm n. T. RICARDO. Notary Public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

sa-Freight to Mobile Reduced, by New Or
leans and Mobile Daily Mail Lnetn and after Monday
18th inst the following of freight will be charged MO-
lille NV This line. viz Z
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which, together with their heavy stock hand,
and best selected the South aordnE
city and country purchasers desiring low pcee
and accommating terms. OBI If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15

Hp Benevolent Association of the sons of
LoUisAEA-The members of this Association requested
their Hail. No IA Moreau street. every WEDNEs-
DAY, at W o'clock T. NJ.
By order of the President
jas 1y AUG. LARosE. Secretary
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-28
Family Groceries.

Family Groceries.
THE SUBSCRIBER, AT HIS STORE. ".
W corner 81 Iowa and yeeond streets has OF
hAri aad will keep eclsiaaly large assortment u
Fresh FAMILY 0reesrtes,
tmbrasn. everything In HE line Of busnesa NLleh
hs viii SCI. o. reasonable terins The attention of
he public 10 Invited 10 late arrivals Of s@asona e at
ilss. WALTER h.LLY.
Juuc -, 1874
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ffsfi0fv m Gsirs. :, iir-i houss s..ovs rsnI
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80 - swirl
DURn 4 SWIFT,
Wholesale Grocer.

sUMMINSION MEWC0ANTN,
NO IL BRADY STREET,
davenport, lsssa.
Hays on hand sai receiving daily
ALL KINDS OF GOODS IN THE GROCERY
LINE
Inc fensins comprise part OF our stock which we
WILL SELL LOW FOR CASH
sASs no Coffee loo boxes Soap
aags Java Do 30 boxcs Candles
. bags MAracobo do 81 bores starch
= nnas sugar ts1 boxes saleraius
~ bbs crushed Sugar - b1rss eads
. hb,s powdered Do loo bores Rsk l.p pox.,,.
% hbla srocers do catsups r,ekl..
~ nail sness Tea Pepper Sauce, BaSo,
- 1871 u 10 eadsdo fapIoca Naecaront
t""0 aigaIs, common termaciiia, FariDa
s.oee Commeo Starch, Fiss,
~ coA~s Tobacco. Raisns,
selchrts syrup aad No. Prunes cnrraat.
lasses Dried p...h.. a ,...,.t.
. hbi. dried Apple. Brarsl Nu,.' r.rsa NM.
W dos fata Epglish wanuts,
=, s se. s luz. t.p.r., Enssh Nus.
90 boxe. y Y. Assorted
Candies
srERM OIL.
WHALK OIL. AND
MACHINERY OIL
COARSE. FINE AND
DAIRY SALT MANILA
ROBE ALI SIZE nEn
CORDS, Tw!NE AND
SEAMLESS BAGS &C
: -
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Drp Goods, 81.

II. n u. ~. TY.VrEK.
NAVE REMOVED TO
NO. LIZ CLAIRE ROW, WHERE YoU
" can hnd
ROBE BAR10Es, oR0AxplEs,
AusLINs. LAWNS,
PLAIN, f1oD AND DOTTED SWISS,
PLAIN, BARRED d STRIPED NANsooKs
CHANDRAYs,
HOOP AND SKELETON SKIRTS,
CRINoLIyE SKIRTS,
ENBR0IDER;Ss,
CRAZE AND STELLA sHAwLs,
SILK AND SILK 4 LACE kANTILLAs,
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
BuILLiASTEs,
IRISH LINENS. TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS AND DowHLAs
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MugLIEs.
NAksEiLLEs QUILTS,
| trade.
Also, heavy stock Of Domestic 0oods. ali o,
which viii be sold very cheap
la X II rYNER,
)aiyHf No L. Claire Row
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4 4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN wB0sI

a RETIRED PHYSICIAN WHOSE
"A sands ~ life have nearly run ont dlscg,.
cred while 10 the las, Indies. q certain cure 10,
/ consumption, Asthma. nrcnehi,is. Coughs Coids
aud General lehilly. The remedy ~s dscos.
= cred by him when HE oaly child q daughter W..
gwen np 20 die He had heard much Of ibs wonder
WI restorative a.d healing Qualities Of rrepastols
made from the kast India Hemp. and the thousls
occurred 10 him that he mshs make remed, IN h.s
child he studied hard and succeeded in reslixlrs
bic wisbes His child Wa. cured and 10 row ai,,s
and veil lie hss siGsc administered the woaarrfn!
remedy 20 thousands Of sufferers Ia al paris 81 he
world and ne has never failed In making them corr
pes:'y healthy and happy. Wishing 70 DO a. mueh
God a. possible be viii send such of hi.
fellow bsnss .. req IL this reeipc with fuii Ara
espiie objections for making Il mp aud IN
esinx hs requires each applicant 10 lnclcse nina
.he shihg-hree cents 10 10 returned q. oats - "a
The recipe, and the remainder 10 be srn,lsd 10 ,hs
payment Of this advertisement
Asal~es DR. II JAMEa
No " Grand street Jersey CITY New Jersey i
b.pr II Jams- has aethcr o.scc nor a.esl /
~ go osk - sofne have pretended and sdves. II
nssd Ihe recipe IL cent from no Place hut No X
U"raad street Jersey City, n }. yessdatf 4
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Chicago L Rsck Island Railroad,
kRH - -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


IN AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE FIRST
~ Aad ILti further Notice Traia. vii. leave Heel
ls.s.a daily, tSaudays excepted follows
isi pay Espr~ss lad Ma. train ~ ......lgis A n
~ Stsnt sprsss .--..-. .-..--......... TO
u freight sd 70 ca-s esrs.....-.-...... ~ l. y
Ira.as arrive al Rock islaae, daily, saadsy. 81
sepssd, - fs4ows
lei y git Express af......-.....-.- % a u
~ DAILY Express and MAJ at........a... ; 10 l.. NJ
Cd ffesai Ala "a Cas- cars at 10 10 u
A. trains over this Road In direct conHec,io
al Chicago with trAlas both the Michlgaa soG,h.
sfa aad AishIgau Cenirai X X 10 AID from Detroit
tossdo, Cleveland, Columbus, GinelanatI, fti.hrrs
pa.kirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New YORK
fhi.Ads paia, Baltimore AID Washington ALEC, ~
- Sale With trasas of TIA. Iisiaos tsntral Koaa
North 10 oaisha aud Soaih TO 1T Louie Aad Cairo +,
70 ~Lieh pasces teksis can De procured Of
II BENSON,
Tickle, Agent, r X Dept, u /
fAsssLssrs ara rsmiuded % III. necessity Of gisna
nsttset directions to the dssiaaiiaa Of their bag
gage ssso, 10 procure ticket. beforc taking seats l.
- care =. tho CONDUCTORS collect fares oasy Sta
i,S.s "a the .ias Of the Chicago and Kocs Island
Railroad
JOHN r TRACY. Superintendent 3
W WntfsAs, Asst sapt
Reek tsland. April 20. 1855.
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Grseers (!
Fanasss ssPpi,ed short notice
NE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w supply OF every article usually kept In our
rug : LaAAiai ior past patronage We would ask
New Orleans
Clarified,
Gransia,sd,
AoLAssEs
:, Gunpowder
az SHADES and qualities
baltimore Os sters, Lobstefs, ClaSns Salmon and
-ardlaes In Gans superior article aud warranted
Preserves Ielss, 0erkins, Ens.ish Pickle. Olive
oA Pepper sauce kctehnps, Ac., In Hlass
sayss., aS'aa'oes feaehss Horse ksdish, Herbs,
Mustard, spiccs Chocolate, nj osns ssrn Canary
Seed. feaFl Barley Ground RICE, Parma saleratu.
starch, soda Extracts ~ all klnds Narcsrort Yer
nlesli, Fancy SOAPS Brushes, Baskets &C
sainden Flour, Corn Meal, Ho,sin,, Dat Meal, &C
Ca al examine cur stock which We wlll wafraa,
y stsc satisfaction
n DALZrLL, JE a co.
icy l. Cor Second and Perry street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-28

ssOssE.s IMPROVED
PATENT TRUSS BRIDGES,
TIE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRoPRlEToRs
= OF The above Pstsni fos The sss'e If lows and
arr prepared y eotirari Tor hs erection Of Ralwn.
q hshmAs Bridges Of sny lsAgih ~ spAn from u
iss' 70 ~ feet Ia any psu II the state As III.
sams nnase. have been adopted mosi VI IL.
3 70 their strength, durability and eheap1ess nrr
.ss@tyt Al communications upon tho entlset Mi
receive prompt attention Address
STONE. BOOMER 4 BoYIN6ToS,
irsisdASu Davenport Iowa
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FRESH 0ROCEBnES!
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIv.
iSa choice assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
.Ataong these will be found superior quality Of
Nap.s syrup,
White and Bro 6ugars,
Cod MAcksrsi aud White Ttsl
frssh Lsmops aid Orange,
Pure Sweet Cider,
Co6se, Teas sai Chocolate,
AID IA fast al kinds Of grocertesjast purchased E
he Last, which Ne oder 20 our cussomers IL the
l2wsst cash pricss
Fax fayoEs duly appreciated and futsre fsvors
.hankfnsly received
iah1 itf IANBRfTE 4 CkONpfE
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

Pe0nSylvania Railroad.
- - s
n saE uaEAl .EslkAL houIk. tvN
= sEcJtsO the Asasaisc eiiles with the Wsstera
Nagsas Hallway direct Iais road s..o eoaascis y
1sttegastn win daily ae VI sieainers 70 al porte ~
s sss 20 A ss,, aa. sas , direct
teswasded 70 aud from the Great West
aAsss sssssss ssilAprtvs,A axp rirrssrss 4
Jihsf ctAss --H,o,s, snoss, usl-,
AID Cays, Books. DR., Oyods a. a,
eoses, ba.es I'D uupks,9 bragg, 1ln y Ps' ~ "
tsoxss and ea!ss,l Fur., F~aiEers,
hscosp ClAss Domestic sLee,ins,
shlrtias sid Ticking On Original
eAss,i Drugs, Nll easks,3 Hard. e.c per iev 10
ware, Leather, tin rolls or boxss,)
Wow sad sh.ep Pete, Eastward
TstAD ClAss -Anyils. steel. Chains
4a cAsks,) Hemp, BAcos., PORK,
sAlsed uooss OF h sscks) Ioeaeeo 100 Per io0 ID
manufactured, tsAcspt Csxars "a
cut, &C
ycrsrs ClAss- Coffee, flsh. Bacon
nsef AID Pork, tin casks OF soxe-
kastward.) Lard 4 Lard Osl, LEAD soc pxt 10, NJ
MAILS, sods Ash, tsermAn Clay
Tag, Pitch, Rosia, &c
floca 81 per barrel until, further no,,c,
SsAis-tee per loo Ihs until further notlee
ny, 9t1.os.ea p.I e@e, MOI exceeding ~ u. wsisA,
y :Aippus Gsods from an, poln, EAST Of PHI
s, sscsa. y karsieusr % mark psckAges via Penn
:. VI. ae.a AL pssss: sSss,:safss g u.
vS r iGassd "a, s.isheai detention.
nSSssss AoENTB -Harris, wormiy 3 r.
3s.xkSass. Lena 4 u sAss . Co. ~ Lnuj. Ios
s.xcss : ~. ~, ksansviiss. lad bumssr!
= Ssssr,. $40 Sss,er Jswsu, louis,s' Al, Bel =
Esis @ o.s.sss,sl.l s sp.;ssss H. Howl, aud
w., " Lssel Co - Knh, ~ am 4 Co lance
= Go, . Assor Mouss, New Y..s Get, Boston, Lserh
Hastsry ttaee, n Y. 4 IL William 81 snd
80. 2 kooss, bsiit1p ). .assasr. rhliadcipLia ,
bltsssaso ~ eso froneisrus
Sspea., r,.,u. u, HOUSTON,
OA1A1kf 4, SUPP Aliosns' 4. -as'pe.a
PENNeyAvANiA RAILROAD
q sisE I ssis; Sssst sAi fslss
heeee Ivy aelpbia for hstshusv o. y, A
$laesssX Ter rnliadsiphis d A. n Tbs ia, IL
leegse ynila1slpAiA q ~, aud lriisLass w
BA1anoelphia a. y. y Tux MONT EXPhk~.
eso,A Jo6vss fklla1sgphla fvr Fltssburs a III = N
- 1teiseaaI ~ Phtndsphls 81 ~ r II
- ee0ve 49, eonnset d Ptttsbuss wilh The Rail.
4oee - - - - Loels, NJ, Aiton 0aisra mi
60 ~ tsashSsrt, tssilssol aa1 Lssisvilis.
10Y. 7.41l. Cssvsls.a csis]sss. xsssssiiis
4nenilice 80 Weoeses, Ohio; Aso Viii ~ 49,
1oenss bsnss - - iron Nov Oslsass, r.. i~Ns'
1ll1osl1io 81 CtnG1nnne1
49, sassssssas ksAad 40 ~ either q the
- i.rsss Passls9less - 49, lillss. - Aaasr
- eaesASe D9naA bo1an0sgs lfsn tks Wess vi
80 =: 80: 80. - - 1919: s.s,s .
N1sgI1kF. 1ss.s lss.sss ss L., ss1ne H.
s1enaslDelA Jsnsb " ~.
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Fer Gahe.
60 Lots IN MITcHELL's ADDITION,

lM LUIS IN MIINHELL AUDIIIUS,
W. never befr, offered They embrace every
variety Tit beautiful level between Fifth and
Eighth streets. then stretching swsy for seversi
squares 90 tho gentle sicYes the bsuh and iermi
nsainf - tho broad plain beyond Many Of these
aoosd the nsest vieus u landscape aud river ara
ere covered with tbs natural growth Of young tim
Der % desirable fpr residenees The undersigned
ere The sole agens nf The sae u these lots and
invite the attention 81 all 10 fbls rare
~ making psodiab.s Investments and .eeurIa - =
Themselves 6sautiful home~.
DIAL 4 AEYERs
~ " Cor Of Second and Brady ia,
~ Tn Gs.t~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-28
NE OBTTUARY DEPARTMENT

The great diversity Of human tastes, is exhibited
In nothing more strikingly than in the different
objects Of attraction which different individuals
find in newspaper. It is true that here and there
a reader may be found, TO whom nothing that may
be contained in his mammoth weekly" comes
amiss. Beginning at the terms Of subscription, be
proceeds regularly through, to the last line Of the
fourth page, advertisements and all And there are
two peculiarities, by the way, which have inva-
riably observed in this class of readers, namely,
that they always carry their spectacle cases in their
right hand vest pocket and never fail to renew their
subscriptions q few days before they expire.
But these are exceptional instances and rarely to
be met with. Ia general there is great fastidious
ness Of taste in newspaper readers, and to furnish
something to suit each is the most difficult task of the
journalist. One man reads paper for its political
another for its agricultural articles this one for its
general news, that one for its commercial reports
To some, paper without love-story possesses no
interest, while to others this species of literature is
irksOme, if not nauseating.
An instance of q somewhat novel taste in news
paper articles is given US by correspondent who
once published a weekly newspaper in ighbOriug
town. In a gosspy letter on newspapers and read
ers, he writes follows: once had, he says "a
subscriber who moved to Texas and as he left no
order to the contrary the expiration Of his term
of subscription, his name was stricken from my
books. Not long after, received letter from him
enclosing two dollars, and requesting the paper to
be sent to him another year. But for your paper,
he wrote, 'Ishould know nothing of what is going
on in the old county. Ny kin folks have quit wri-
ting to me, and you have idea hOlg much pleasure
Il affords me 10 read the obituary NOTICES Of ny friends
in your paper I confess l did not have any very
clear idea Of the qualification to be derived from that
particular source. However, the letter was sug-
gestive, and afterwards the prOspectuses of the
Family newspapers say, spared no pains to make
the Obituary department Of the leading and most
attractive features of nv Dappr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-28
cnarIs..on alarhel, AprII 81.

BAcox.-At a slight decline on our former quota
tions holders continue rm but can only effect sales
IN small lots: Of Sides at from lZ4@I23, aud
Shoulders at from lOi@ IO!-quality prime. For
inferior Meats purchasers demand a reduction.
HAMs.-The market is well supplied, and sales
for all descriptions effected but slowly, extremes Of
prices ranging from 100 l.c., as in quality.
LAED.-We quote I45gl5 as per packages, with
some enquiry and sales Tor export.
FLoUR-We have an unsettled and depressed mar
ket 20 report With an ample stock anu but a mod
crate demand, confined bakers and dealers OnI y,
holders iud it dincut to sustain prices; and occa-
sjouallv when disposed effect sales are compelled
to submit 10 easier terms. Prices IN consequence,
range Irregular, ON S6GS1,5U, as in quality the
hulk OF the sales however, at from S7GS7 % for
super.
CoRx.-The arrivals of Corn during the week
foot about p. 900 bushels, principally bulk from
North Carolina. This supply coming to an ann ly
stocked market caused depression OF IOrmerprIces
without. however, efFecting quotabe decline. We
report the bulk Of the sales at trsm 5000, and
cargo OF rather inferior quality at lower figure
Some 5000 bus ell Of Yellow, In bags, sold al S5c
baEs included, and prPbably taken for export
Fo ders OF Western Mixed, in bags, progress bu
slowly in tier sales, atfrom 99Uc byEeight, bag
included
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-28
New orleans Market, April 2e.

CoTroy.-The market has been still more de-
pressed than last week, buyers being unwilling to
20 on unless at a reduction which factors Will not
submit and the business has been on very limited
scale at figures showing an actual falling OF OF
l@8c. -..-..
very light and the parcels that have been held IN
second hands are now brought forward to meet the
demand which is very fair, and enables holders to
obtain advanced prices. The sales OF the week we're
within the range OF the following quotations
Inferior 1909; CommOni 10 Good Common y4CGlO;
Fair to Fully Fair lO4@IO8; Prime to Choice IO4
Ola; Clarified ll!gl2g
The market for West India Sugar is dull with an
accommodating stock. A lot was offered al auction,
and limited portion sold at 9sCJ94 cents IN uerce'
and barrels and g-lOGy4 IN Ahds. The remain
der was Withdrawn.
CoFFEE.-The past three days have been period
of unusual quiet in the market for Rio Coffee, the
sales having been confined to some 1000 bags near
" all at a range Of lO@ll cents T. ID for very Or
binary to good fair and prime quality One further
cargo Of 5J0O bags has been received.
MoLAssEs-The few limited parcels occasionally
arriving from the interior find purchasers at about
the range Of the following qUOtatons-say for lnie
rior ana FermentIng 45@95, Fair to Prime and
Choice Reboled 57Cs 50 and So cents T gallon City
Reboiled sells mostly at 5Sg6U cents and we notice
further sales Of some 1900 bbls Cuba Muscoyado al
/ 5O@52 cts q gallon in barrels
| bACuN.-Since our last there has been quite an
active demand, especially for Ribbed Sides, under
the influence Of which prices have advanced for thai
description fully Of cent, though tor other kinds
| they remain stationary The sales have embraced
about $50 casks, mostly at ll4@l l5 cents for Rib
! bed Sides, l3GI34 for Clear ditto and about 9.
cents r. ID for good Shoulders. OF sugar Cure'
Hams about 100 tierces have been disposed OF, most
! " at l3B cents T. ID Tor tayorite brands
! LARD-The market has renamed in rather quie
state Tor some days back. The range Of the marke
may be quoted at I4@l44 cents for Prime.