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ARRIVED.

Steamship Cahawbe Buoch from New York 18th inst, to
james Connolly hco-lst dist
Steamship Robt Waterman SRzarne from MOBILIZE to Badauc
9osselin &co-Carrollton and Jefferson Railroad
Steamship Charles Morgan Place. from Indanoa Calves
ton to Harris Morgan-lst district.
Brit SHIP Warbler. Oldham from Liverpool April 24h to
Oliver &co-Sd dist 81.
Spanish Bark cstana GaEgs days from Havana, to P"ig
Mir &co-Quarsntine Station.
schr Star Thompson, days from Pensacola, to master
Basin i=VT
Schr Florida from Pascsgonla-BasiE
Schr Victoria, Ford from Covington-Basin
Schr Martha, - from Pearl River-Basin
Schr "a Perle. from BAYOU Lacombe-Basln.
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.5. PRICEs:
r al TrLH-Wastarn Nine and Chofoe.
Sgipping sntslligtnts,
MONDAY, June %, 1857.
CT N rpCn q A n,TYDnAv

"- - MONDAY, June ~, 1856
dr,a CLEARED SATURDAY.
seAuship Mexico LAwles for Galveston and Indisnola
Harris, Morgan heo
Ship Mary Hammond Colson, for Providence. RI,
VIM Dewey
Brig John Pierce, Melville for Havana, Beylie Gco
Brig WndwArd Roach, Havana Goldenbow Lesparre
Schr New Plan, Ybarru, for Mobile, q W Newton kco
Schr Louis McLAne, Hinckley, for Anaboa, Africa,
Goldenbow Lesparre
Schr Sea Drift, Smith, for Tampa Bay Master
6chr Dora, Boghick, for Pensacola Merritt Mcconnell
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Wonderful things are done nowadays said Mr..
Trimmins the doctor has given Fiacks boy a new
lip from his eheek.y "Ah p said his lady, manys
the time have known pair taken from mine, and
no very painful operation either"
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Machinery has reached great state of perfection.
We saw some burnt peas put into the hopper of a
coffee-mil the other day, and in less than two min
utes they occupied place in grocery window, la
belled "Fine old Mocha
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O.! whistle, daughter, whistle, aud you shall have
COW never whistled in my life, and cannot
whistle row. Oh! WHISTLE daughter, whistle, and
you shall have q man never whistled in my life,
but I'll whistle il can! :
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CNNSIENEES.

NEW Y0RK-Steamship Cnhawba-F N Augeil-Avet
BROWN Armsrong-B nehannon, Carroll kco-Banchin (
Goilet-C Buddecke &co- Bnckuer, Stanton Newman
Booth Sco-G W r Bsily1pr BeIden-J Bockns-J W
Bnrbridge &coBrander, Mckenna Huhbard-A Bonnard
Goa Breussen &co-Brady, German Seo--A Brown &co-
Beebe Sco-J Burrows-R H Bowles-W Bettertou eco
BelSnger Sco-W Blanchard SCoBrnnd Adarus-J Boi-
Ton-Boscu Club--Braud ~ Landry Barbot--D Bair-J
Bonanger &coCoeman Putnam Sco-CouvGrsc &co-Cleve-
stroug-Caro, pritchad Sco-Campbe Swong-W l. Cusn-
lnSp X CarrollP COFpeitteJanes Connoy ScoF Correo
X Coie-W Crafts Scu-R II Chinn-George Conrolly-L
Ghaes-H CIoserman &co-Cohen y BroYn-Cabauess Gco-
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merchant was the other day reproying the keeper
of low GROCERY for his disreputabe mode of get
ting living. g. / get my living as respectfully as
you do" said the rumseller. Don't you live by
your bargains n YES" "Well, SO do l, by my bar
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The friends Of wit expressed some surprise that,
with his age and his ondness for the bottle
have thought it WORTH while to marry. "a wife was
j drank LOO much for single man.
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~ A BALLOON YoYAGE.--Prof. Moran made balloon
ascension from Newark, j., on the 18th inst and
furnishes the following journal:
Left Newark, N. j., at 81 o'clock P. NJ. Friday,
June IL, wind n E. by d. When over West Farms
took another current Z. by NJ, passed Hnletts
Point ,and then took another current e. by S.-came
within miles Of Southport then commenced an e.
N. r. direction. Anchored at e o'clock P. NJ. at
Clinton, Middlesex county, CT, distance 125 miles,
IN hours aud 80 minutes. Our greatest height was
between Southport and Clinton over the sound, was
about 80 miles an hour, and over the same (Sound)
passed two first class steamers, the Connecticut and
Vanderbilt. leaving them behind in 20 minutes.
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SuIcIDE AND DRATH.-An extraordinary affair &C.
CURED in Rochester, N. 4, fen dsysago. A young
GsrfIlan named CAM experienced disappointment
in love affair, wrote certain frantic letters to his
friends, and then went out to the railroad, laid his
head deliberately down the track as the express
train approached and was instantly crushed to jelly
a day two afterwards Miss Maria Rohr, the young
lady who had Tilted CAM fell i'll Of anguish hear
ing Of her lovers dreadful DEATH and such was her
mental suffering that physicans who were called to
attend her considered her case beyond their power
Her grief became very violent and she continually
accused herself Of having murdered CAM. It is said
that in OF the disturbance cansed by her
eutcries she was removed to her sisters house, and
died soon afterwards from grief and remorse.
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CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY, June

JEFFERSON CITY, June 81.
Arrived to-day $50 head of Cattle and 100 Sheep The market
is we'll supplied with stock Western Beeves meet scarcely
demand Choice Texas Cattle bring &c " b net The market
moderately active prices easy for purchasers quota
lions viz; ~ = ---- ~
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IMPORTS.
1MPOkIS.
rru yopp u,o,n.h;n c,h,uh,- Asso-+od ,,d.,

NEW YORK-Steamship Cahawba-Assorted mdss.
GALVESTON AND 1NDIANoLA-Steamshp Chas Nor.
gsn-20 Hitchcock d Latng-2 bales wool, TO
II X Carter &co-l60 head cattle 10 order.
LIvERPooI-Ship Warbler-2DO kegs chemicals to Kech.
nage Schwube-25Udo Vrekenburg &co- mdse %
pcs castings II de Egsnal0UuD ridge tiles $50
slabs states John Lyal-1 mdse MsCo-3i
frebricks Ashbridge too hhds ale w Haynes
g. 200 states Dardson-2 bxs mdse Cramer dco2S6
do mdse Jno Gauche652 sacks
Jones' Macknde co0 frames felt 3S hampers potatoes
order.
Stocker.
PENSACoLA-schr Dora 5000 feet lumber Pooley Nj
col &co
PASCAGoULA-Schr FIorida-27 600 feet of lumber to
order.
PEARL RIvER-schr Martha-35.OOO Of lumber to D
Suider.
COVINGTON-Schr Vieoria-500 bbls sand to order.
BAYOU LACoMBB-Schr LePerle-2OO bbls sand to order
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pscs No may anticipate cheap sugar season.
cheap compared tho prices paid the past twelve months
tho several branches Of trade wholesale and RETAIL there
has less doing during the weeks though thousands
thousands departed for other clme theirs
dminuton Of permanent residents II citizen quits
another and often two takes the place. This keeps
demand merchandise which, with the increasing facilities
OF communication with tho Interior 10 gradually extending 50
that three years the differences
which have from time imemoriAl been marked between
and winter will be greatly reduced 1t is highly sasac-
that there has been local trade the
month Of June than during previous corresponding
years past the railroads. and city, with
the contemplated for GOTTEN will do well enough
The money market in the early Of the week little
excited but has yesterday and here
In most circles fair supply, readable however only the
best Of securities at per cent due in October and November
and 10 for good maturing In February which
time with other up to r. there considerable
placed contracted for The offerings in Bank continue
most Of them much beyond the income. 4
The weekly statement OF the Banks made tho Board
Of Currency this morning. is In the aggregate unayorabe
the loss specie Of half million is large very large
under the Of Exchange The decrease appears
be chiefly in tho Bank of Louisiana and the State Bsnkwih
the former in with the latter co., The Mechanics
s10oo The Southern has gained 5000 and Robbs Bank
and the Cizsns S55O0O The specie
feel the operations in silver which alluded
week. Several Of gold have been drawn for the purpose
Of buying sssury warrants which have been obtained
something less than the market ratssssy below onshaf
The injustice oppression Of the in sending
for is manifest It is well known
the Department at Washington has allowed its drafts
be sold loss when Exchange Northern cities is below
From the great loss OF specie the week. and under
very little requirements for duties the Custom House,
Banks will have to along cautiously for the
The tariff into effect the first pro1mo, when
there will be in all probability large calls for gold which
be avoided The in Mexican coin is cosed-we
sve $4,000 of going to-day for China
through the Rothschs It is of much Importance
where they CO. shall them again in this latitude
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NOVEL EsrERPRIsE-A novel scheme has been
projected in Europe for explaining the vast unknown
Interior of Australia Charles Green, of the vet
eran @ronaut, proposes, in conjunction with j. 0.
Taylor, who has invented screw propeller, to ex
pore the interior of Australia by means Of the famous
Nassau balloon. Scientific are invited to witness
his experimental ascents.
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Z FROM LfBERrA-The schooner Antelope, arrived at
Boston from Monroyia, brings Liberia dates to the
5th nit The extra session Of the Legislature had ad
journed, after admitting Cape Palmas as comfy of
the Republic Oh terms Of equality with Measurable,
.Bassa and Since. The Cape Palmas difficulties with
the natives had been settled. There was some scar
" food, but the new rice crop was promising.
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nsn Orleans AaiIp Grfsrtnt.


The NEW YoAk PoLIcE TRouBLEs. Az might
have been expected, the municipal dispute in New
York city brought about BY the legislation Of the
Hack Republican majority finally led to violence,
ana almost to revolution, y II may yet entirely DO.
"a the night Of the 18th collision took place be-
tween some Of tho metropolitan and municipal police.
Two Of tho latter-- one 81 them cut in the head
were arrested BY the former and conveyed to the new
station house ID Sixth street. from which they wers
subsequently rslessed on bail BY Judge Anderson.
Daring The excitement officer Oliver Latin, Of the
metropolitan polcswas dangerously stabbed in the
sbdonssn With 81 icepick, portion Of which broke
ID. end remained some time in the wound. NUM-
ber II persons were then and afterwards wounded by
hlxdEsons. stones, ETC., and two Of them were not
expected TO recover. The immediate origin of the
disturbances was the arrest Of man for disorderly
conduct who refused 70 recognize the authority Of
the metropolitan police, but was willing to be taken
BY the municipal. Thereupon arose fight between
thu two sets for the possession Of the prisoner.
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teeeipts or me same time last year 4,a252iI
Receipts for year previous 353Q64
The St Louis Price Current of the llth says:
The money Market enough than at our last
date continues stringent with large demand money
moderate for its supply The dscounting
tons are doing but little and chiefly for those who willing
TO take exchange hen OF money and business
doors from per per month qua
lily One Of the banks into operation week
WHICH the but look for n
market until after the heavy maturing the LIST july
for which hnancierng has already commenced.
From Cincinnati we have the following
We cannot change in the general features of the
inrrket The demand continues supply
Currency is Eastern Exchange firm premium
for bankers checks with continued upward check
Orleans remains ny last noticed.
The Hour market was unsettled to-day and prices nominal
50 3D. Holders generally loo
In grain there is change, and the market $ dull
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highly important at this They follows:
decrease In specie of. Ssl522
decrease circulation Of. 309SS5
decrease in deposits proper Of 424 4Sl
In short loans AGO. 40
decrease in Exchange Observation-Disclosures. 33S.SS6
decrease in balances due distant banks 2S 800
The sctua increase in long and short loans for
the week 3s,l64
The following figures show the variations the several Banks
the corresponding year. ending
decrease in specie $5eO75
decrease in deposits Of. 645,71S
decrease in exchinge Of. 6,198
increase in circulation of. 25,OA0
The deposits year this time Exchange
S. ssS. SO against 81 l7S.4S5 as above. X.
The increase in loans last week something S2OO00
Bank line of dead weight and Movement oday
being 49, against s29lu946 last week. We find this
Bank the this morning. in very flush position 1t
might extraordinary instance the
Board of Currency show its position for this week hare
been above line on
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Il. P. JANvIER, Secretary.
STAR INSURANCE. COMMUNICATIVE, No.
~ p st. Charles street.

STAR INSURANCE CoMPANx-oFFICE No.
~ p st. Charles street.
This Company will he ready Policies
Marine, Fire River Risks the A return
OF cent will be made to the insured all their
niums. PLACIDE FORSTAII President,
EMILE DEBUYS, Secretary.
New Orleans. slst May. 1851. yny22 I'm
ITNIoy INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH CAPlTAL-s25cOO0
The Union Insurance Company of New Orleans pre-
pared to take the usual FIRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS
Al lher Office,
No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers to insurers the security Cash Capital
Of Quarter Of Million of Dollars, and also permits
to participate in the profits Of the Company upon
MUTUAL PRINCIPIEthey receiving Scrip bearing six per
cent interest redeemabe in FOUR YEARS; if
prefer, they may receive of TEN PER CENT III cash
upon the amount of their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and equitably.
- - A. CHlAPELLA President.
JULES DOLHoNDE Secretary.
DIRECTORS
R. W. OGDEN, of the firm of P Cusachs Bro & Co.
CARL kDHN Of the firm of G. kOhu Ryan.
l.. +. fENERES. of the firm of Abat. Gcneres 4 Co.
VICTOR MAIGNAU, oil the firm of V. Il H. Maiggsu.
Y, LoBlT of the firm of l.obit 4 Chnrpentier.
JOHN DOLHOSDE, Of the firm of Martin Owen & Cobb.
A. CHIAPELLA, JOS. DEYNOODT az
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RW Powell, Jackson. from Vicksburg.
CD Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara. .
'f Ospray, Bowles. from Red River.
-F r Q Twche Smith, from Louisville.
X J Lakeland, Miller, from st Louis
Cors No :, Kendall from Little Rock.
Lucy Robinson Malbon. from Arkansas River.
Baltic Meekin, from Louisville
Anna, McNear. from Paseagoua-Basin.
Peter Telon, Box, from st Louis
W X Douglas, Tsrbe. from Red River
VIM Bagaey, Snnott from Mobile-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad
California, Myers from Mobile
Belle Gates. Sslibn, from Balise.
Towboat l. Mandon Whann. the Passes-tnwed down
and 17lh nEt, ship Lucy Harriet, briggs Moralidad
and Lille Mills-brought up ship Warbler.
Towboat Ocean, Chapman the and
18th inst, ships Susan Hincks and Ocean schrs
WV darkness and Star-came up light
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HARDWARE.

JpH. WATERMAN. CHAs n WATERhnn..
s....as.segA j. WATERMAN 4 BROTHER,
y HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner OF Com;
Ett$ mon and Magazine streets, have on hand anc
& hare daily receiving by foreign and domestic or.
RIVALS general assortment of articles comprising IN part h
''n'~s' HARDWARE, CUTLERY. ETC. .s.,
Iron Steel Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes, n .1.
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers Tools,
lnvils, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplates,
Send. Garden Engines, Pumps,
Plougl,s. Hay Cutters Corn Shlleers,
.- Agricultural Implements
MILL Cross-cut and Pit Saws
Ok Yokes, Bows, Sngetrees,
. .... ...... Turning LatheS,
Hoss Hames Shoves and Spades, Platform Scales,
Andirors Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds Cob Crushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Hecns, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese tiongB, Iron Bedsteads, .- 81
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
.. Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
oG3ly Seines, Fishing Tackles etc. etc.
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FoREIGN Liquors. On the lat Of July the new
tariff takes eect, under which foreign liquors are
subject to only thirty per cent instead Of one hundred
pr cent. ad palorsm duty as heretofore.
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s9.564,269 sil. lss,O7a ss4


Actual increase of loans for the week. SSS 1854
Thefoowing the comparative loans discounts
mogagesand pledges which includes active
dead weight.
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MEMORANDA.

M The steamer Twchel left Louisville 18th instant
Her officers report Fanny Bul and Jas Montgomery
just The Ohio river rising fashns prospects for
good crop Of grain and fruit.
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Barton Ross, author Of the Southern Speaker and
other class books attempted to commit suicide few
days ago, in Petersburg, Va. by taking chloroform
and stabbing himself several times with clasp knife
This was done while shut up in his at Howell's
Hotel, and when found he was lying the floor in
pool Of blood. On the bed were discovered letters ad
dressed to his friends and wife, indicating disappont
ment and depression Of spirits, and attrbutng the in
tention Of taking his life to reverse Of fortune and
the misrepresentation Of his efforts in the furtherance
OF Southern literature He was recently teacher in
an institution Of learning in Rapdes parish and was
much esteemed by those who knew him.
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gataI snttIliasnts.
The Dayl,ght stnr-Gnzers.

The Daylight Star-Gazers.
aCrowds amazing
Upward gazing, 4l
!. What earth's the mstters"
sS "a queens abed
Just overhead, 4S slIa 1
~ And they are staring at her ~ ~
81, 1.-THE deuce you sayl .,..-5.,.
Whsredo she laya
queen, forsooth, and slsepingl
In broad daylight,
IT'S sure sight I.5- q
iss VIII pay rs for the peepins !"
~ "wsll, look right straight
Above your pate,
And sing out when you find it,
Astar, scarce bigger
Than ajigger Fsl
"a d5 With patch of cloud behind II p
..oh, yesi seel
Now, I'll agree
The sight Is rather taking ar7 ts-..
@ Yes, by Mahomet,
+t IT the comet
see its tail shaking ~
s}5 Fi mo no, you loon r
8 That's but the moon,
,5 She's growing evanescent- ss.F
as Showing above ..
#s- The thing we love,
Another Daily Crescentr'
s.. But where's the star ~
:" What gump you are
The sky is not so hazy p'
"In vain saunt- TF .reIFs
There's nothing int
believe the town is crazy ~ TIL
This glass thentry. .t-
.Eas XII Twill aid your eye
In searching for the planet
For though, between us,
It's only Venus
A.. ~ ~
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0R. LOCK- WOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
II experience IN this city practitioner of
te future VII attend principally to office practice He takes
this method OF informing the public that unpara
leled diseases Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Darrhea word all chronic com
plants anu Rheumatism in its form Also the diseases
Of women and chidrenespeciay of femaes Proapus Ute
eur aons Annoerhoea etc. etc., and that class of diseases
termed tenereal, primary and secondary.
Al Who are suffering would do well to give call before
gong elsewhere and they will speedy
oogae myself TO all persons who have rheumatism
rams II the Limbs make charge for my services. My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFlC can only be had at my office This
one OF my recent discoveries in Matera Medca, and la
take with perfect safety being vegetable compound
In consequence of the many hmbng advertisements in the
newspapers, with reluctance my the public
Address or call on DAVIDSON'S ROW, las CARON-
DELFT street, between Poydras and Heyia streets.
Office upstairs. Hours from A. NJ. to- NJ
SIS ly J. f. LOCKWOOD, NJ n.
SPADES. sHOYELS AND FORfSs-75 dozen,
~ for sale low by j. Z. VGSE It Co.
all al43 and lbs Magazine st.
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sl,ll3,05U 50



STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans. {
Be II remembered that the 18th July 1856 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and the
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans
ing duly according law does depose and
foregoing accounts lust and and transcript
from the books of said Company.
tSigned C. j. MANSoNI Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July 1850.
tSignedl CHAs. NJ BRADFORD,
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
Six cent cash. outstanding certificates profs
the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the ID Monday of August proximo.
The Board Of Trustees have Dividend
three and third per premiums Of the
Company for the ending the Both OF june
certificates will be issued after September next
TH0S. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO, JONAS lea dent.
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Britannia and Plated Ware
.y s' ssa ks Fishing Rs''fss ss.s &c. etc
~ ~
rsss ss anu arc
sssi. ssRs ante
ox and Leg Chains Cotton CT, and Manila Rope;
Is Fias' sSs ~
ss. GssG and sns
Together With sargs Fancy Goods viz GSms b.
offered The priess for cash or city paper no2sy
50 e ia E0dGEA = co. NE Sr. L.
fRs e
shEi ND a Nj f MEnsI '' HARDWARE #
%aR M
: ssnsiasaily supplied Viii ri ssss
nto3s ANR bs14i nd ssx
Ct I'll kinds for ss md
,eads Gin Gearing, Horse Power Ers Fronts, Furnses
sn saTs s 'ssF%'' asy
al kinds spch as Gnags Cocks and Valves Of dsser
s saw
chinery OF any description that may be required
They have on hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Srups
Flango Bolts Guage Cocks Valves Of all sizes by Steam
Boats.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
them they hope by sssduous attention their business
aui2ly MCCAIN 4 PATTERSON.
49, DANIEL EDWARDS IRON, COPPER,
~vTIN. SHEET IRON, BRASS MOULDING. FIN
~. ISHING AND BLACKSMITHING ESTABLISH
oMENT, Nos o. 30 and 80 New Levee, and 81 80 and
Al Fulton street. New Orleans.
Facilities for the execution Of the following described Work
superior to any other house in the South West:
Chimneys Breechings Stills,
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans,
CHARTERS. Fterers, Heaters.
Copper Tin aud Pewter Worms for Disters Sheet Iron
Pipe.
Sole Agent t.r Wortngton's celebrated STEAM PUMPS,
adapted supplying boilers with distinguishing
fires elevabg and distributing public buildings gas
and works, draining. ETC.,
Also for sale the New England Steam PUMP for feeding
steam boilers. etc., etc.
Ahcrofs STEAM GAUGES for locomotive and stationary
engines.
and every description Of BRASS WORK Of my manuac
GAS PIPE from u inches diameter connections
to suit.
The trade supplied with BRASS WORK at New York prices
for cash.
Planters and others interested would do well call
anime Steam Trains for the manufacture before
purchasing elsewhere They have in operation many
years, cd give universal satisfaction
A ]lordars tlyvih dspar nolt II
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EXPORTS.

AssENGERs,
Per shis Warbler, from Liverpool-l7 steerase.
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PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

AoBlLE-Steamer California; bales P Cusachs,
Bros Seo0i0kegs butter II II Hedeinsuudres TO Smith
Il Reilly-Henderson Peale-J q Woodruff Sco-CUie
man Putnam &co,W Gushing &co-J Gould Sco-RoUsor
Syme-and order.