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L Q, Il : \ i e,
A FARM of about 29j ACRES, one and
"A half miles from Sudersville, Queen
Anne's co. Nd. About 100 acres ss.55Ssxs4.
of it is fine Timber consisting ofHs&fR
White, Black, and Spanish Oak k, 1G#
Hickory and Gum. A great deal of IL
this Timber is suitable for saving, and a saw
Mill on the premises would pay large profits.
The natural quality of the land iseXceent.
The Buildings such as are commonn that
neighborhood. The road from Millington to
Templcville passes along one side of it,
c. Terms accommodating. Enquire of
Robert b. Pierce, near Sudlcrsville Queen
AIMS co. Md. aug. SO t.
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Dissolution Of Co-pae.ners:.t:

" ME partnership heretofore existtir r
d tween the und ,rsi gnad under the nan
and firm OF Iouchstone Il Hines, Blachsu!.l..
is this day dissolved b" mutual consent. :
persons indebted TO said finn, will plea
make immediate pay Mcnt, and all tlose !.
wing claims against Us, Will please ,lIs-
them to James rouchStone, who is auto
lied to make the settlements of the firm.
JAMES TOUCHSTONE.
JOSEPH lIAiNES.
Port Deposit, Jan. |. 1857.
FEHilE SMITHING BUSINESS, in all {
4 branches, will be continue by me, at L
old stand. Being a practical Machnis.
viii give prompt attention to tho cpustra.
ton and repairs Of machinery.
avail myself of this OCCASION 70 Her n,
most sincere thanks for the pat. onag, Fegs
toforc bestowed on the late firm, and A"E}
by strict attention 10 business. and IN alicl IF
desire to please aud accommodate the puh!i /
to entitlc myself toa continuation Of it, iayof
JAMES TOUGHEST Ne. (
Smith j. Ii :tinis
Port Deposit, Jan. s, SIT
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OSYV EGO CORN STARIT,

(FOR puDDlNGS &c)
Has obtained an equal celebrity with their
Starch for the Laundry. This Article is
perfectly pure and is, in every respect, equal
70 the best Bermuda Arrow Root, besides
having additional qualities winch render it
invaluable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively packed
and sold rs Corn Starch, and has given false
impressions to many, as to the real merits OF
our Corn Starch.
From its great dciicacy aud purity, it is
coming also into extensive use us Il diet for
infants and invalids.
L. N. KELLOGG x Co. Agents.
1876 Fulton st. n. Y.
DAVID T. BUZBY, Agent, 6 Exchange
Place, Baltimore. aug. 8. 3.m.
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give hoped this week to add to the
amount of reading matter in The Wing hut
the sickness of one Of the hands in the Office
has prevented.
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1 ttenticn NoUsekCCners!

r!NiIT subscriber having purchased the entire in.
l. tsre,G of Mathews and johnson. in tho newly
established
F!0Wr and Feed store,
in ELkToN. nenrly opposite the Howard House.
respectfully invites the attention OF his friends and
housokespers generally, to his we'll selected stoct
OF
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at al! times be found the follow
ing brands Extra Family White Wheat FLOUR
Extra euperiine Common 5upcrine; Midllinss.
RYE FLOUR AND BuCKW HEAT;
White and Yellow Corn Meal; White ship Stuff,
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats, ground; Corn
and Oats in the grain, potatoes: all OF which viii
be sold at the lowest eath prices
HOLESALE OR RETAIL
~ All articles delivered within he limits OF The
town free of cost.
~ Country Produce taken in exchange.
~ Every effort vii! be N de to please The pub.
lie, and their custom thankfully received,
Nay l5 ly WIN. T. GILES.
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Notice TO Creditors.

hliS Is TO give notice, that the subscribers
~ - o' oec'l county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county. letters te.t,
mentary on the personal estate of r obc RI
Brown, late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-.
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
Treated, ON or before the 18th day of July
Ioos, they may otherwise, by law, be exclud.
ed from all benefit of said estate. All ncr-
sons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment to the subscribers
Given under our hands this 18th day of Julv
1851. HUBERT NJ. G. BROWN.
ELLIS G.. CHANDLER
Executors Of Robert Brown, decd
lest-R. ID. lamar, Reg fully IL CIV
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Ccci! county Md.
The improvements are neat. new, and
E--g substantial frame dwelling, lG
@S3ITNA by 81 feet two stories and attic,
TcSlS TX conveniently divided, painted
80. NJ. and papercd, with back building
attacccd with Il pump Of first rate water
therein. A good Carpenter shop IA by %
feet, stable, carriage house &c, under one
roof l6 by 10 feet, and all other necessary
ont buildings. garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite u nun :
Der of choice fruit trees, vines, &C., in Il
thrifty condition.
This property is eligibly situated and ad-
mirably adapted to the wants of almost any
of the mechanical branches, and will be sold
at very moderate price to a good purchas-
er. ROBERT II. ENGLAND.
March 2lst If. 1857.
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TIL CECIL WING
Is BLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. G. RICKETTS,.
- TERMS.-S2.00 year.in advance.
go, if not paid in advance.
800, for clubs o Five.
1900, for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding
squire Viii be published three tilAcs for on
dollar; and twenty five cents for each suhse
quent Insertion; longer ones in the same roi
portion. CO Twelve lines BREWER. or space
equal to that make Il square. ADVERTISE
meats published quarterly ,seri-annualy VI
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number OF times they are
to be inserted being stated will br continued
,,unril forbid and charged according to the
Napve rates. Fractions ofa square CHARGED
y square.
40 paper discontinued until all ar-
Sare paid
gle copies ofthc paper, FIVE cents.
~. y. PALMER. trent. y. L. corner Of
u and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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PUBLIC SALE

q
TH7llE subscriber will offer at Public Sale.
Friday. The 18th dug ofSeptember neat,
small tract of Land containing EIGHT
ACRES more or less. Situated on the road
leading from Battle Swamp to Rock Run, Md.
This tract has on it an incxhaustihle amount of
granite stone. One quarry is already opened
and has been proiitably worked for a number
ofycars,, There are opportunities for open
ing other quarrics quite as extensive and
equally us valuable. Any one DESTROYS OF
engaging III the stone bushes will do well to
purchase this tract. There are also two cranes
and chains that belong to the quarry that will
be sold.
Sale to commence at 9 O'Clock p. Mat tbe
House Of MRS. HUGHES, in Rock Bun. Md
.. FLETCHER WHITE.
August SHIFT.
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rIIEAP Dry Goods Of every variety
~ the new Store opposite tho old Bank
Or sale hy. NM. M'CLETLAND.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TIVE business heretofore conducted under
l. the firm Of Aklridge x Grant, is this day
May l4th.) dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted will please come for
ward at once, and close their accounts, by
note or otherwise with Samuel L. Grant, who
is fully authorised to settle the business Of
the llte firm. FREDUS ALDkIDGE.
Elkton, May 10Th, 1857.
The business hereafter will be conducted
by the subscriber at the same place, where
he will be happy to see his old customers
and the public generally.
May lG f.... S. b. GRANT.
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ELISHA KENT KAEEs
\ BIOG r. A PHI Y


DY WILLIAM ELDER.--In announcing the
ID life of Dr. Kane. we are but anticipating the
wishes of thousands and tens OF thousands of the
admirers of that great man.
Having been II personal friend Of the deceased
and elioying large share of his confidence, DR.
Elder is we'll qualified to do justice TO the uhject
Thi. work will be issued in one handsome
taro volume. and will equal in every respect tn
superb volumes OF Arctic Explorations recently
published 1t will con;aiu new fuli-face portrait
executed oh steel as well as engravnGs OF his res,
idrnce. tomb. medals. &c.
Ia order to give this work n large circulation il
will be sold at the low price of St.5O.
More than $500, 900 Sold within 9months
DIR. KANE'S GREAT WORK,
Arctic Explorations,
now hc,ng b. more than two hundr
thousand persons, old and Iyoung. learnld
learned 1t is just the book (which shou be owno
and read by every American
500 NEWSPAPERS.
have each pronounced it the most remarkable and
marvellous work ever published
TIE FOREIGN JOURNALS
aud the most distinguished savnns of Europe are
cxtravagnnt in it. praise. 1t is more interesting
than
ROBINS CRUS SOC:
being q faithful account oil prifatlons ana hhrd'
ships the narrative of which cannot be read with
out u shudlcr.
OUR MOST EMINENT MEN
have WED with eich q her in exto'lins its m"rits
Two vols, octave, Sup"rhy illustrated Three
Hundred Engrayings. Price 500.
DIR. KANE'S FIRST NARRATIVE
The United Suites GrianeN Expedition
IN Search Of Sir JOIN Franhiin,
DURING THE YEARS lSjO-ji.
A Porsoaa! Narrative by ELISHA KENr KANE,
Nj. D.. L. :. One volume Sro., upwards "iJJo
pages containing >, 0 Steel Plates aud Wood En-
cravings, including fine steel Portrait of Sir
John franklin, being the only eyer engraved
in America. Also a BIOGRAPHY oF FRANkLIN, by
5. Austin Aliibo c. Esq. 500
Ibis work is to ally distinct fIom the second
Arctic Expedition, and embraced much valuable
and Interesting matter never before published. 1t
should DC owned by all who have purchased the
last Expedition, as it makes Dn. KASE's works
complete
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CONSI,ABLE,S SsALE.

10y Virtue Of three wrts of Ficri Facas is
- sued by Samuel Peace, Esq. one of the
Justices of the Peace, ofthe State of Mary
q in and for Cecil county one at the suit of
aud Ruth, and two at the suit Of Henry
combs, agi INST the goods and chattlcs,
md tenemcnts Of Robert Dawson, and
ERECTED; have seized and taken into
all the right, title, interest and
lw and in equity of the said Robert
q and to a tract Of land lying in
~ near Conowingo, called Rock
containing 1876 acres, more or
4, the lands of Jones Preston.
I ~ Mrs Grub and John Battens
" Mill at Conowing, and /
;e, that on ,..-.,.
Sth dry Of September. - ID
ti, =. M. ! will offer for sale
slrs. II. NJ. Reynolds, in
Maid property, so seized
ion, by public auction,
&r fer cash.
A. j. McVEY.
Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-31

Bushnell &coT I. White, H Kendall kee-Horner aes-A
Mygatt &coJas Martini Stevens &coHencrson Peale
pLewber-J a Lum &ee-Presty \ Men-G " dynson Geo
Perkins &eoTheie, Seller &cS-,I Mosbyz g Young
Werlein- I,onsana Manutaetory oo-Reyneds. Wther
Lanmcnt-J . cameron &eo,C Coleman, Putnam Seo-
Guesnard-E Wheelock- strong-T Myers &co-
&coThompson Barnes-E Bohne- Horrcil, Gayle Eco
X Laughiin--A Tul Up Build Scanlan-J d McGen
nesHarris Ievi-Harrs Morgan &co-E Hart &co-Avet
&co-Prentce, Randall & Willams--Hal, Kemp &eo--Bu
Ellis &co-E Wheelock-J Brownsde &co-J Frederick-M
Pattou-Ward, Saunders Huntart, Thomas &co-Dyas &
Observation-Disclosures Sco-Carrol Pritchard &coW McCrack
en- &co- John Williams &co-J H Manchester LockeT
Aydellet .sco-ThornhiIl &co-T Smh-Watt Noble Mos
by-Wright Allen &co-Eio &co-L Charles Martin &ce-
Cleveland Bros &c Valentine &coIuneschloss Bros eco
Reed Field Feowes &co Snnpp &co-- Marsh, lennan
&co- PSin-A Whiting &co-J Johnston &c3-l. Roea-.
SingsIand Barson kco-Eiehelberger sepaA JamesB
Dyer &co-D Edwards j BurrowsJ Seele--S Wolfe
Geddes- Barrere--T p1nious ~ Waterman Bro
Heson Olivier Massey Poultney-seSmen Peek se ,2;
Inns kcoF Rammiles kco-R BaynrdES;mith Cooper &co-
KeeneJ CJander-Girosean II BenneauSmith y Bro
A Graud Sco-R McGregor &eo-Donnelly Bezzina-W A
Harvey ScoC Miller &co-Maloay Bros Jaubert Eco
North, Smedes kco- Olympic &eo-J l. Bach &co-Townsend
Tolnpkns Sco-Pee Sninis &co-Cregor Wilson-order.
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PRICES:
Aeu 0rltans alantv Warket.


stst1 Monday Evening, March 80, 1857.
The week rather quietly in general operations
The operations paper comprise the sale Of about
BY party Cos by another and other parties the
balance of per cent for the best and for
good grade There have been fair receipts of
produce falling off in the receipts of beginning
to be than apparent.
The decline visitors our city to-day
fully observable still Judging from the many hundreds
packages of merchandise turned for shipping before the
Of wholesale houses there does appear
decline in the sales of merchandise expected
There good demand and ready sales of all kinds Of Western
products which being confined to cash. throws into circulation
good Of currency We shall have good
all the month Of April aud the first May will
tended with considerable activity.
Exchange opened angudly this morning Though
Of the Banks held checks the highest Of last week there
sales outside Of sight drafts New York "
conditional The Banks hold for few days they
all in line this morning and hard pressed but il either
them should happen the value of three
thousand bales of in exchange discount literally they
might be called on by the authorities 5-,4
Foreign Exchange brisk 1t active Clear Al
sterling taken by dealers she being from
So Some fl5000 bills of ading drafts agreed at
Francs dull Some sales made 25 with the
range Of the market at difficult to obtain
the latter figure.
In stocks have only heard Of the sale of 80 shares Mocha
nics' and Traders Bank supposed to be at ll014.
Subscription lists circulating to-day for the bonds the
100000 for the benefit Of Tehuantepec Transit
Company The propretors sanguine amount
required will be readily taken. The project of this
been long before community, that hardly necessary
lae its general Importance community.
Condition Of Baso Orleans Saturday of each
srseh after Exchanges the LIST September, 1856
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-31
IMPORTS.


LIvERPoo1r-ship shakspear-745 tons salt to order
NEW YoRK-Ship Welngton-Assorted mdse.
NUEyTAsschr Transitso hhds sngar 22s bbs sugar 90
hhds nalada GA hhds moasses z A Giraud AGO.
NEW YORK-Ship Far Wes-Assorted mdse.
BALTIMoRE-Bark Hebron-Assorted mdse.
MATANzAsBris Timothy Crosby-lSI hhds "a ties and Is
bbs molasses to A Thompson eco.
BOSTON-Shp Cohota-Assorted mdse.
HAyRE-ship Cynosure-s pkgs mdse to a Mchon-3 do to
Bazingsrs Dc schneder-Tdo Goldsmith cases wine
cases eres4 pkgs mde Keeke-5O bskts wine
pigs Do BSs 81
Thomas Sco2 do bsks wine Ghigi-lU0O demiohns TO
yioscas jr--s pkgs mdse to order H
COL pkg ndse oubesnries to II Tcou-kennett Dix &
Foser1G Amersiark, stauiIer &coWE Rocheau-
unssehl9s,s BtPmb ! Eernsd
schroeder &eo-Noeellinger &eo SloauR McGreser AGO
ma ma osueh Fischer SS0A N"'n""S Ds'00n' DS'"0"0
BATH-ship Margaret Tyson-2O tons hay to order.
BosTON-shp Henrietta Morcy-lO49 tons ice to War
BRIsToI.-Bark Boynon- bars RI iron to order.
NEW YoRK-ship sultana-Assorted mdsc.
-LIyERPooL-ship OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES salt to Jones,
Mackinder AGO.
MATANzAs-Brig Gov AndersOnl2l hhds sugar lla bbls
molasses 250O segars and lot fruit to John Mitchell
PENSACoLA-schr Jenny Lnd7O0 bbs rosin 80 do tar TO
G b Mstcalf &co.
MoBILEsshr Sea HSrse-l9Pkgs brandy to Msilot 4 Son
W Newton &co-l77 bbs naval stores to NJ J Smith eco.
CHARLEsToN-schr Louis McLane-3l9 casks rice to H
Seaman-lO9 do Jacov Dusanlar AGO.
PENSACOLA-Schr Mtha--51000 feet lumber 500 feet Of
sash A p Simpson Sco--3l bales cotton 10 order.
MOBILE-Schr Deceada30,0OO feet lumber to Merritt L
Mcconnell.
PENSACOLA--Schr Conquest-Cotton, lumber &c.
COVINGTON-Sehr Polar Sar20 sacks peas u bbls do
hf do do 10 Robinson xco-l2O Dbl Savage &co-7
do 30, 900 feet lumber to order.
BONFoUCA-Schr Liberty-35000 bricks to N Eastman.
PEARL RIVER-Schr Preskent-27 900 feet lumber
Simpson &co
PAsCAGoULA-schr Baear-e9 600 feet lumber TO j R
Pike
PASCAG0ULA-Schr Petit Cementine-2T 900 feet lumber
to R Pike.
BONFOUCA-Schr Decide-35,00 bricks to order
PASCAGOULA-Schr Fourth of July-22000 feet lumber
to l. Fash.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Perseverarce-50 bbs sand TO Moses
Eastman.
rsCovINGTON-schr Bloom-35 coo feet lumber Merritt
Mcconnell.
ANTE RIyER-schr Crictque--3O GOO slaves to order.
CHEFUNCTA-Schr Shlphide-40O bhls sand TO Rub
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MEMORANDA.

n-Capt Morse of the schooner Onward from Gusno Island
which place he left the It'll inst reports having experienced
heavy gale h-ran back and 10 anchor off the
Island daypaed both chains and went ashore, was
obliged throw overheard about Ito tons Of when she
got off and arrived at this port for repairs. 49,
A Capt Brown the steamship Falcon, reports having
passed the 22d inst IS ST. Ion 70 81 mast with rigging
attached.
sgnalzed the 2s 100 miles from the Passes ship show
ing red signal with black border.
NO. The steamer from Jefferson 18th and Shreveport
18th inst reports the Lake low and falling fast Red River
falling from Shreveport down. Lay by wreck of steamer storm
ten hours
p Capt Bennett of the ship Far West from New York,
reports 2d inst Double Head Shot Keys bearing W. dis
miles, passed rugged vessel of about $50 800
sunk square mast topma gallant and royal mast
standing topsa and royal across foremost head about six feet
water and other spars floating the wreck attach
her, She appeared have been in that condition but
shnr
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Ship Albns Wyman from Boston, JONES' Mackinder ECO
A gargo GA tons Ice to Il Warner &co.
Ship Crmea, Poor, from Liverpool, Sth Feb. r
Ship Mary Russell, from London, 18th January.
Ship Uncle Toby Soule from BostonCago $50 tons ice to
Smith &co.
Ship Cushing Plumer. from Boston, to jenkins
Cargo 100 tons ice to ] L Warner.
Ship Thaatta Cooper from Liverpool to Baxter Lowell Eco
Cargo 800 tons salt order.
Ship Prescott Bachelor Liverpool Baxter,
veil &co 3a 3fa
swed Brig Augue from Rio de Janero-wih $3.50 bags coffee
10 Schroeder eco. AFS
Bank Marcia, Fz from Boston. - I ~
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oorroN AWE ropAoco srArEMENE.

SUGAR AND MoLASsES The sales of Sugar embraced
some 400 steady prces.of Moasses 500 bbls
sold at INTERIOR Ordinary ar5 for Good
Prime lots.
FLOUR. The mark quiet and the sales
fined hundred bhls Extra 81 25I 80 o hb Ohio
in Ha,hoats was h Id at SO IS = bbl
GRAIN..Corn in good request, with sales of some
aegeO sacks Of which 100 Inferior Mixed 62sc, 900 at
4iae at g. lis 10 1900 Yellow In lots r. and 1850 to
1860 Selected aboa soc u bushe In Wheat nothing
oil amy ipoaneess of Cats 200 sacks Prime were
sold d5c u bashe. OF Bran there stock on the
iesse, and but little store.
OF Pork 400 bbls Unexpected Mess sold at
sa3 and retail parcels al S2@S3 IS q bbl Bacon was
lower fer descriptions ad mott ed sales of IS casks
Riebed Sides ~ % Prime Old Shoulders ut ga, and 80 of
Clear sides i3e a Green lbs Hog round
In bulk sold atoat 9se q Lard firm sales of
I3S ce Prime in lois 1855 30 49, and 100 kegs
strictly Prime at lie u b
CstFFEs. The sues confined 450 bags Ro in
.cii:ng isl loJs 9i1e, $50 at H. and $50 Hike a d.
RiGE....I rs iiefees sold at 595l4e q IL.
BAliGING AND RoPE,,..saes of 100 pieces Kentucky
Banging foweoon) lTc 30 coils Handsp Rope ss.c
and i*l Fancy machine made at lie.
uENY BAGS. A mixed lot Of 300 bales sold on pT
vale terms. 5aE& tEI ~ .g.,
AIsooHoI.. Sales of 100 bbls =, and Saturday $50
very High-proof at67e q gallon.
WHISKY The sales comprise $50 bbls Rechded and Raw
at 26sc, loo Ra at x, and Saturday 100 Extra Reched
stAe p gallon. &
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soULE's COMMERCIAL COZ.

LEG Eau INSTITUTION Tor BlsiUt-E NspirNufs-
res HI Located at Vim, GRunt'S Writing Academy, cor
Sss.=-sIsz Camp and oulmon streets,
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
lily for the various duties Of the Counting Room,
pursuits generally, offered greater advantages
facilities this Institution than other South
everything taught by pctica exercise would be learned
IN the Counting Room and instructions impaired individually
classes The study Dol BILE.
ENTRY BOOK hEEflNG practically applied various
branches of businesS PENMANSHp characeraed for
gauce, rapdity and iegibiiiy COMMERCIAL CAICUIA-
TONS embracing vely species computation necessary for
business know, worked by CANCELLATIONS
system emily Sught in this lnstiute BOOKS posted closed
reopentd with dispatch and on reasonable terms This lGsI.-
perpetual session and pupils
full course any branch they may desire and attend any
hnlos from A. NJ to p NJ. Terms moderate and
ten guaranteed in every cast, lev ~
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Total amount of assets g92 81


STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of Now Clrleans {
BE this 18th March 1857.
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for city aforesaid
personally appeared CHARLES Briggs President nd H. p Jan
yie Secretary Of the Louisiana INITIAL Insurance Compsny Of
New Orleans who being duly swcn, according lGw
pose say. that the Just true,
correct transcript from the books of said p8ry
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. p JASVIER. Secretary. {"
Sworn and subscribed me- this 18th March,
a. D. 1857. G. N. BRADFORD,
second Justice Peace the Parish OF Orlenxs
to pay an interest Of six
per cash the outstanding certificates profits on
after the second Monday May bnve declared
scrip dividend OF TIL IRTYFOUR PER CENT the
earned of the year ending February Is 1851
which certificates will issued
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERk Vice President
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EXPORTS.

LIvERPooIshp Jno Inns932 bales cotton. 5000 stave.
CADIZ-Brig Gulie-2l5 sacks wheat $50 bbs flour, 400
slaves, is bags beeswax
BREMEN-Bark Asia653 bales cotton 27 hhds tobacco,
2l00 slaves, 6pks mdse.
GEN0A-Bark Cementina-657 bales cotton
BALTIMORE-Bark SmallwoodS07 bbls pork 1S5 tierces
lard
HUNTS MILLS-Schr West Forida-50 bales hay, 80
OATS bblS onr bbs moasse casks bacon bbls whisk
10 bags coffee. 10 hf bhls beef, 1900 shingles.
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nAN AND aOARnINss sCINOI.El

~ LADiES-Founded in 1883 by Madame Leils, ana cen.
duced since by Madame DeshGyRuE, Burgundy street
tween CustomNonSe and BieuyIe streets, New Orlcrs
The Session of this establishment Puas an
begis June. The huiinS there large enough
to accommodate FIFTY boarde and indefinite n1ber q
Day Scholars. Attached to the premises fine bah AolSe
and good wharf The usiI*OL provides thorough and 4l.
ssna instruction in every stage and department nf edro
great facilities for The requirement Of the Ian
pNage Singing and Solege taught by Mr.. Prev The
lender Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans OPERA Mr.
Provost will reside the Pass duig summer and will
tnue his lessons singing and soege III the establishment He
will also private lessons in families.
Examinations music take place every during winter
city and every fortnight during the summer at the Pass
The city school remains open the whole year boarers
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