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nS Capt Richardson Of the ship Tumbu reports Jauu-
airy Isl the Arklow Banks causing the ship leak
After getting of the bank anchor inside of shortly
after which gale sprung up from S. W. Parted the chain
losing anchor and 30 faihom OF chain.
January 4h off Sicily Island the clipper ship
public, stearing east
R5- Capt Cook, Of the ship Crown Point reports having
February 9th of St. Jago de Cdba bearing E. N E. 40
miles, schooner johnson Of New Orleans steering n E.
February 10Th of Cape Cruz bearing w. N. W, miles
passed French bark Gusave of Cheerbourg steering
February llh, of Cape Cruz schooner Manneta Ton
Of Philadelphia, steering
81 Capt Urquhar of the bark Jane Williams reports
having passed. the 18th February, about 100 miles
the Passes the wreck OF vessel Of waerogged
and abandoned She dsmad there being nothing standing
but her bowpr about feet of her Could not
make her
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% hf bbls oases Lees, hhds sugar 10 hbls mo
10 hf DO Oviefl5 hhs cistor sugar Lee6 do
Oliyer-O5 sacks rice fepn 6co--2 10 W Thcmpon-
6 do TtusToal $50 bids 500 bbs 1876 ht obs mo
lasses.
CINCINNtTI-S'eamer Pringlsll bbls dried fruit 500
do -four Adams20 dos bgooms Beebe &eo73 BIB -four
Bshop40 doz chairs Brinonlo castings Buchannon
Carroll 6coI00 abs -four etertou &co-lO43 do 10 JAs
ly ScoOO do apples 10 do potatoes Dohondo-U0 do
vinegar Dosen Sonl6 do whisky "a hf do do rs xes
tongues Keen. Bard &ce22 dos chairs rosean Beneeau
100 do brooms 40 cheese Kin sland Barstow bhi
whisky 20 hf DO McGregor &co0J bills alcohol Maoney
Brcs too rolls leather Al NAV &co3 csks potash Nor
son-I2 bbls flour Neyin5l do 200 bx candles Place
Brennanl % bb whisky 20 10 lard oil IS hams Wright
$1,000 bhis potatoes Tai- pckg books Fergusonsun
dries 10 order
CINCINNATI-Seame Iatan-il0 bbls flour r Baker
-24S do Graham BoyeI0 bbls -four II Kennedy &eo-lf
pekEs mdse 2O6 sacks wheat Twche Duicher5S sacks
whea 1853 sacks 50 casks bacon 80 40 hbs
p pckgs mdse W Neeon kco66l sacks l3 hhds
bacco Felowes tco hhds tobacco Jas toac
co Short tcol9 cskf bacon IS bhls pork 6 bb lard "a
Robertson McDouga4l2 lard rs bb Hour IS do pork
AmandO bbs do 1856 bbs -four hhds tobacco packages
sundlies Given Watts &co 1877 sacks wheat " lard Place
Place Brenaul9 bh pork loo bb -four $40 sacks wheat
pckgs sundros John Hurley &cOs66 sacks G Michel
4eo2s5 sacks H9rel Gayle &eoll6 do oats bbs
fMooe &eo33 sacks wheat johnson &cO-4S Is pork
Ethel Sco-i9 do Thomas Elder &eo-ls5 bbls whisky
McGregor 6co-2 10 Delbondiol4 packages mse tc
James Connolly &cl-To al 81 hhds tobacco
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gs@ ORLEANS aluutu 3fIarktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.
Monday Evening, Feb. %, 1858.

CRESCENT OFFICE No 20 Camp street
Monday Evening, Feb. %, 1858.
Though close holiday to-day has been observed in
many respects The God Of Mammon has ruled supreme
and Pef has received only passing notice. The banks
all public institutions closed which precude any
the general money Market for though there
transactions talked Of they did reach conclusion and
have dissertation Of the day notice in money
Some transactions learned going in cotton, which
will be found Gully noted in the usual column
We laid before readers this morning the from
Liverpool brought by the Africa New York
Saturday. They Indicate steady Market with
beautiful supply Of money.
There nothing done In exchange paper today
The market, in fact all round, quiet. The weather
changed this morning and passing through
those spells Of Northern unawaes and
rather too cool for comfort.
Our dates from New York to-day the 18th inst
due by mail The following the Of foreign
changes
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BELow-ooM1NG UP.

Ship Geo Green, Fairbanks, from Havre Dee 18th.
Ship Egera new, Adams days from Boston, to Geo Fos
dick
ship Cumberland Merritt from New York
ney 6cO.
British ship Advance Dugud, from Mobile HOghon
hin &co
Ship Galena Leavitt from New York
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EXPORTS.

RIO DE JANEIRO-Shp Snow squall-44e2 bbls aour so
do beef, 50 do pork, 2O5 krgs lard.
ST MARKS AND NEwPoRT-schr Wild Pigeon-2l7 bbs
-four 80 bbs moases so bbs 1856 do pork bbs
whisky do lard OIL do lard hhds sugar z bacon 9tc
hams II bags coffee, a boxes segars.
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FUTURE SrArEs.--Under date Of the 9th inst. the
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
writes
II is now quite certain that the free State PARTY
10 Kansas viii have possession Of the State govern.
ment as soon as the Territory shall be admitted as
State under the Leeompton Constitution This
changes the aspect OF the natter and what is to be
the effect Of the change upon the action Of Congress
on the subject remains to be seen. We shall see
with how much haste three more free States will be
brought into the Union. Kansas will come in as
practically free State, with antislayery Legsa-
ture and two Black Republican Senator'S Minnesota
and Oregon are indisputably free.
The new Territories which offer themselves to the
South, as balance for the accession Of three free
States, are Arizona and the Indian Territory Roth
OF these might become slaveholding States II the
South has fair chance in their settlement The
Indian Territory Is now slavehodng and SO proha.
bly, is Arizona. Il the last named Territory is not
sufficiently extensive for popuous State its limits
may be enlarged by the addition Of part Of Califor-
mia, or Of territory now Mexican and which could be
easily purchased
The productions Of these States are Of kind that
will make slave labor profitable. Cotton Of long
staple and silky texture Is indigenous on the CHA
river Of Arizona.
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s r A NIB o rs,

G n Jr. Vincent from Plaquemine
Cuba, Hern. from Mobiie
Capitol, Barranco. from Morganza
Compromise, Phelps. from Yazoo River.
IRhtte, Michel, from Laf0urche
Gov Powell, Gree, from Atakapas-
Magnolia, Thumasson, from Vickshurg.
j S Pringle, Briekell, from Cincinnati.
Gen Pike, Brown. from Lafourehe.
Quapaw, Danley, from Fort Smith
Belle Gates Janfraan from Balize.
Iaian, Eatan. from Cincinnati.
Burton, Louallier, from Washington
Towboa Thos Mcdaniel Peuning, from the Passes-iowed
down and 18th inst ships Golden Eagle, New
leans and schr Trnity-hronght ships Trumtull
riet, and bark Weather Gauge.
Towboat Junus Beebe Andrews from the Passestowed down
and 18th inst ship Sheridan. hanks AlvaradO,
Kimball, brig NJ A seyin scbr W W Harkness-brough
mp ships Gen Washington and Ophelia.
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SUGAR The market vas erm with sales Of about 1000
hhds Fair Fully Fair sd9sHe y n.
soIAssEs Prices sill igher embraced
some 100 bes At 2 for Fermsnng etc. and rose for
Prime Snd Choice, and 800 half bbls s@sse 4 gallon.
fLockfhe market firm with sales Of 800 bills In.
eludng $50 Unbranded q 100 Choice DO Al 81 se $50 su
perns Ohio and Indiana 81 co. 40 in two lots at 8. 60 400
At y 81, aud 100 Of 600 ST. Louis al u TsRbbl
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Will leave on WEDNESDAY. 24th inst. at5PN
REGULAR YAEnD RIVER PACK ET
MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF

MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF Mu-
MV$4 SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR,
wv Nv her residence, No 20 Constance pS~Terms-
Is month"; twelve lessons invariably IN ADVANCE
aa- LECTURES at 20 Constance week. no IL
eA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AR Rived
~ lot Of As likely Field Hands offered in this
III market among which a number Of No Eield Wo
-ASa.men. Call at fHsoDoRE JeHNsToN's Slave Del o.
No. u MORGAN ja3O 3ni
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BATON RoUaE, Friday. Feb. 10, ls5s.-Senate.
Mr.. 81. Paul presented the report of majority Of
the COMMITTEES on Banks and Banking Of which Eve
hundred copies were ordered 10 be printed in English
and two hundred and fifty In French.
Mr. Phillips expressed hispurpose to offer minority
report.
Mr. Smart introduced bill in relation to acts OF
sale, mortgage, powers Of attorney, and deeds OF
trust executed out OF this State Referred to Judic
AIRY Committee.
bill to authorize the corporation OF the city Of
Baton Rouge 70 issue its bonds running twenty years
70 maturity in lien Of its present Subscription to the
Baton Rouge and Crosse Tete Railroad Company
This last was referred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Delony, resolution to refer to the Committee
on Federal Relations that portion Of the Governors
message U relation 10 the abr0gation repeal OF the
Clayton Bawer treaty the equilibrium Of political
power in the United States Senate and the extension
OF the area Of slavery. Adopted.
The consideration OF the unfinished business of
yesterday, t0wit The bill appropriatnR $4,000 for
the State seminary Of Learning, was resumed and
after debate, which was participated in by Messrs
Hyams and Smart in favor OF, and Messrs. Defreese
and Tucker 10 opposition TO the BILL il was passed on
its dual reading by vote OF Ia yeas to nays
After some further unimportant business the Senate
went into executive session and adjourned.
House--Mr. Reeves, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported avoraby on an Act relative to the trial of
slaves By substitute; also, fayoraby on an Act 10
amend an Act 10 provide revenue; also, fayorably
arson.
MT MORSE presented the joint report OF the Com
mittees on Banks and Banking. The report recon-
mends the passage Of several Acts and one of these
which was Introduced provides for the appointment
Of Secretary to the Board of Currency at salary
OF $500 per annum; that officer to attend the SEES
sons OF the Legislature and act as eroficio clerk OF
the Bank Committees. The salary Of the Secretary
Is 70 be paid by the banks. The bill was finally post
poned to Friday next.
HMt Reeves, on behalf of the Judiciary Committee,
reported substitute for Act relative TO State pro-
perty. ~
Mr.. Shepherd introduced an Act providing for tax
ing soundings OF the river from Fort Adams down 10
the English Turn. Referred to the Committee on
Lands and Leyees.
Mr. Beggs called up the bill to amend the law rela-
tive TO crimes and offences, and it was passed.
bill amendatory OF the law defining the duties of
District Court clerks, was called up and passed.
The House soon after adjourned
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Leaves on SATURDAY, 9Th inst, at5P.M.
REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET.
~. EOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS

Millers Blnu, thampagnolle, wilmington, Moro
Bay Pigeon Hills, Marie Saline Extra Landing
Alabama Landing Ouacha City Trenton, Monroe, Pine
Bluff Casor's Landing Columbia HArrsonbug, Trinity and
AZ Intermediate andngsThe elegant swift passenger steamer
Messenger, G. H. Kirk master, T. J. Beale clerk, will
leave above For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed
accommodations apply on board.
The Messenger viii connect at Trenton with the steamer
Young America, taking freight up the Bayou Bartholomew
far Walace's Landing and will also connect at Marie
Saline with the O. Marshall taking freight up the
Saline river
fe22 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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Regarding the Treasury the New York
Enquirer There obvious indsposiion among cap
taists take the Treasury per Such par
ties prefer long loans 10 20 years The United
at their present market value about so the in
yesme aud long these obtained they would pre-
fer them to Treasury notes which only temporary security
at per cent The Government glad sell their per
bonds in lSf par An improved condition the public
finances may lead capitalists take Government per
but lower impraccAbe at present. except in
small sums.
The weekly Of the New York city banks for the
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Leaves on FRIDAY, 2glh inst. at5P.M

E4Gk ~ running passenger steamer, Paul Jones,
John Glenn, MASTER II. X, Hazlett, clerk, will
leave above for Camden Pigeon Hill MeTs Bui Cham
pagnole Wilmington Moro, Marie Saline, Extra Alabama
Landing Point Pleasant Ouachita City Serngou Trenton
Monroe, Pine Bluffs Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity ali
intermediate landings the above For further parcu
lars, apply on board.
felS J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
pSThe Paul Jones will wihe the O. Marsh
Hat Marie SIlne having made arrangements with her and
will Trenton with the Young America for Bayou
Bartholomew, and the Fox for FArmervle
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, July i 1858.
II ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
IL he Is hereby authorized and requeo
standing advertisement in the official journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. li2 approved
30 1854 the Council will pay any bin the city
contracted under authority OF order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
Signedl Il. l.. TRACY
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSlgnedl Il. I'll. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855
lSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and of public
respectfully called TO the foregoing resolution.
T. THEARD,
jyl6H Comptroller City Of New Orleans
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ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES, six ard eight
feet Billiard Tables with Marble Tops Cush,
ions to play on the table either Pool the Game
full and complete assortment Of article the line Man
uAcure Of nda Rubber for Cushons Ptchinhoe Bag
aee Rouettes Balls and Pins Ten Pin Alleys Lot ec
ECONOMICAL STOVES,
Portable, and set order with erockery and
tops.
sS-wGlnut Wood for sale. d2s
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New York paper remarks that the banking
week compared ayotaby with that 81 previous
The changes unimporant The deposits slight
for the rs time for msny The aggregate still
above seventy millions which distant day
lead to important increase in the Of discounts In the
specie reserve reduction Of little less than half million is
reported The total above thirty million Calf
forniA remittance Of and quarter million to 20 into the
account for the whole Of the week The average s
next returns will probably be above thirty million Of dol
lars In the discount line there small Increase bnt
the aggregate is deal less than when deposits were
Fifteen million under the present figure.
The following exhibits the items since the commencement Of
| the present year
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ARRIVED.
Ship Harriet Bassett from New York, Hynson &co
LIST dist. IS.
Ship Jno Bunyan Nichols from London via St Thomas
ballast, nRster-Poin
Ship ophelA Barker from Glasgow Dec Grennock
Is TO master-Pont.
Ship Trunbu Richardson, from Liverpool Dec s, Whit
ney &co-3d dist, 46
Bark Weather MCGEE from Rio de Janeiro Johnston
Moke &eo--Point.
Ship Gen Washington, Pouslaud days from Bermuda
Ashbridge &co-Point
Schr Alph0nsine Bernard from Grand Cadow Fotte.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTROLLER's OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, February ~ 1853
No. 1850. ]
Resopsa That the Comptroller SELL after days
the official Journal to the highest bidder the engine
situated New Levee street, between PoyTas and Graver
lately occupied by Steam Fire Engine the
removed within days from day Of sale, the expense of
purchaser said sale made subject ap
proval Of the Common Council.
lSiguedl j. MAGIONT,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved February 10, 1885,
lSignedl CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that THURSDAY 4h day of
March next will be adadcated. by n. fgae
City Auconeer, Lyee between Poydas aud Graver
streets, at u O'Clock, NJ, the above engine house
fe22 lot T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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= closing fencing in the City Park on he Metse Road
The whole Of the Park measuring inches IN front
on Metarie Road by 100 feet in depth parallel lines
accordance with the plans hereto annexed.
The posts shall be Of OF the best quality inches
burnt 50 rs to roeness shall placed
into the ground.
The posts part of the fence across Bayou Meairie
shall be of suitable length be dr i've feet
into the ground The holes around the posts shall up
Of post there shall cap two inches in thickness well
nailed each post with least nails The cross
by inches wide whole thickness into The posts and
these cross bars and each of The posts there
be facing board ueh thick inches wide
Two gates shall be LEFT 10 the fence fronting Meare Road
sn sS one s a s Be- g s me the other P
leans street said gates shall be made shown the plan
s Te whole 6s Of the G sy Tbc
whee Of the fence fronting the Meare Road shall be white
keepers lodge shall be buili in the Park such place
may be des gnsed by the City Surveyor Said lodge be
wood covered with shingles raised piers
above the surface of the o have the dimensions
the inside with tongued and grooved mdessed yellow pine
psn ~ nsSs Two %aew oPennss hsd win ssshe and
sshs and plain outside shutters the whole well hung and fast
ened in the usual The sd keepers lodge
side and inside including the roof good
OF 81 paint Of such eoloI as the suIve, select
furnished BY the contractor as we'll as the labor.
The whole work to be done according the lines and drec
on TO be gwen by the City Surveyor and 10 the entire salts
val of the adjudication by the Common Council shall be
completed Tour months after under penalty Of ten dollars
d for each and day thereafter the is
pleted.
Security 70 an amount of 81 $50 shall be required guar
autee the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payments in cash the completion
cepance by the ity Surveyor
It well in of failure by the contractor
to begin finish the work thereof within pe-
Rod liked, in the Council be dissatisfied with
ner in which the work being executed the Council shall
the right TO annul the without the
default required by article 1895 of the Code and with
out applying Of justice annu the With
out indemnity and It is also well understood the
contractor shall time abandon the work finish
complete the same in conformity with his the
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for any part of
work done by him up TO the date of The absndonm and the
city shall be thereby discharged from aud all liability there
r and it is also understood that in resod
the contractor and his securities shall
lido unto the city all loss difference
at which the contractor originally perform
work and the price at which be adudcated
Republication.
Bids to be for the whole work complete
New Orleans, Feb 10, 1858
lsignedl LOUIS Fl. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
tsis@ed IL T. YRNSRaRD, Sohairmen.
Registered Feb. 49, 1853.
HENRY DUREL,
Re 0 lot Clerk OF Comptroller.
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RAMS OF THE CRY or NV roRK.
Stsithp Of tet EyarAtts.

TUESDAY MORNING. February q, lsEs
COTTON. The Afcas Avces before the public yes.
terdsy, aud buyers forward pretty freely taking some
10000 bales 81 the range Of our last quotations:
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Leaves on TUESDAY, March 3 at5P
49,. REfsIII,AR TEN ID Az q NDEy NJ

lszEfYtsr ndcent passenpe packet Doctor Buning-
ton. }. ID. Walker, master, and George NIL
lard, cerk-For Camden Beach Hills Miler's Bluff Cham
pagnoe Wilmington, Moro Bay, Pigeon Hills, Marie Saline,
Extra Landing Alabama Landing, Ouacb City Trenton,
Monroe Pine uh Casor's Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity
and all way landings Ouaeha Black Rivers The Buff
hngtOn entirely very light dTaught 6 nche) and has
been built expressly for the trade reasonable share Of pa
tronage is solicited. Apply on board,
fe22 J, s PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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FOR YAzOO RIVER.
Leaves on TUESDAY. sd inst, a,5P.M.
. REGULAR TALLAHATC

Leaves on TUESDAY. 23d inst at5P.M
, r. REGULAR TALLAHATCHIE
ls4nht1 and Yazoo Packel-The elegant light daught,
fast running freight and passenger Sal
lie Robinson, Dyas Powers, MASTER will leave ITALIA
haiee and Yszoo rivers and all intermediate landings
For freight passage apply on board.
fels j. S. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
VIII leave on WEDNESDAY. 24th, inst at5P.M
IT, REGULAR YAz0o RIVER PACKET.
sAth The fast running light draugh passenger
g. packet steamer Compromise, Ed. Phelps,
the wharf receiving freight and will
positively above for iehore Greenwood Sidon Tchua
fazoo CITY satra and all intermediate landings and pana
uons HazoO river For freight apply board
The Compromise will sign through for Yaabusha River
freight with privilege Of rehipping JAS Jacobs
fe22 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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Shipping SnitIltgtnts.
TUESDAY, February %, 1865.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ARRIVED.

ship Snow squa Lloyd for Rio Janero Schwartz Rec
schr Wild Pigeon, o'Ieary, for ST Marks and Newport
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on TUESDAY February e. at5PM
r. FOR HITE RIV Il R-FOR

batesHiet fOcahontAs, JAckEunpOf. all
termediaie landings White river-The snhstau-
tai passenger steamer Europa, Thos L. Bailey master J.
L. Fareigh, clerk Is IA port receiving freight and will
leave above. For freight passage apply board
felg J. s. PAGAuD, Advertising Agent
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb a. at 3 2. NJ.
, ~ FOR CAMDEN DIRECT, AND ALL
lsss5tta Intermediate landings on ouachita and Black
So rvers-Ihe splendid and fast running packet
Bluff city, Fra.k Keeling MASTER will leave above
for Beach Hills Champsgnoe Wilmington, Moro Landing
Onachita City, Port Union Lockomond Trenton Monroe
Bluff, Columbia, Harrsonburg and Trinity.
For freight passage apply on board
feZ3 MUSE 4 BRO, No Front street.
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CoAL-soO Coal direct from Liverpool per ship R.
fei BARELLI A co.
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nav ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION

COTTON AND roBAooo STATEMENT,
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RUTTER-S0 aIkins superior Goshen. IN and for
ID aSle By s. WOLFF,
fel0 corner Of GrAyisr and New Leves streets
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Leaves Q9 IgEspA 4, 2,d i9,is9,, a ?. "

rOEN JEFFEtSONs HNI1HLAND,
Benton, PORT Caddo, Swmson's Landing Albany,
Shreveport, Grand Bayou Oampte, Grand Ecore,
Alexandria, Nomans Landing Gortons Landing all inter
mediate acknowledgements Peoples Lne-The hne sub
sana last running steamer Alton, Jr., :. smith,
Jno White clerk, will leave above For freight pas.
sage having superior Accommodations, apply board.
fe3D J. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent