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SUGAR.. Some 1900 hhds sold firm prices Fair to
Fully Fair 6i5ta7o q =.
MoLAssEs. Sales 1000 bbls for Inferior to Good,
229c for Prime Choice. Also 60 half bbls at S2Sie
2 gallon.
FLOUR. active with sales Of 10000 bbls
including 1909 = Unbranded s., 100 Ordinary Super
fine 81 l2 1000 Ohio Is 1910 in lots at 81 2s4 sH
81 louis 81 90 l60 Extra at 50 25 500
Illinois s. 30 and 256 Choices Extra at - 62lSe p bb
GRAIN. Corn lower and 100 sacks sold
follows 1000 40Oc Inferior FOOD White,
100 4s2 ass Prize White Selected Yellow a; 81,
and 1000 sacks Ordinary y bushel Wheat in good
request with $500 Sacks including $50 Inferior Red
gsc 0mosy aboa 81 05 for Red. aud 81 20 for White
and 1877 Prime White 81 30 bushel OF Oats 1900 sacks
sold at se4c OF Bran and Shorts 600 sacks
sols at e2965o . 100 Ms
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork confined to
retail SIS 1866 2 bal for Mess. Bacon in good
quest with sales casks comprising AZ Of Sides a. ze 20
at So 81 60 Of Ordinary Shoulders at 66Ss, and
40 Prime three lots &c . B...of Gren Meats 20
casks sold lois &c for shouders74 for Hams and
Ike for Sides sales Of comprised 800 kegs
lie, and so at HE q D.
GOLFER, SALES confined to s5 bags at 2sc 200 at r. and
50 at lztSc y b. .,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE... 81 hbls sold al ise 2 gallon.
HAN. lot of us bales Ordinary Western taken at
$50 y tun
WHISKY Lower with sales cf 40 bbs Raw at Ike 20
49, Ordinary Rectied sc, and 50 Extra tWshiresD
at Isc > gallon.
FREGHTs The consignment Of ship for Liverpool
given away sd for Gotten and lots shipped for
Boston sc.
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SABINE ass STEAMSHIP Iasper-2o bales cotton Simon
Fraeks Taylor Rsadnl do Donovan, MsIesrR keos Do
s SsIist sos Do Lssd fIs.gs AZ ssss ssOs
Sirong-6 N Hopkins &co-Total IS bales cotton.
NEW Y0RK--Ship sslyaans Blanchard--Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-ship 81 Iouis-Assored mase.
NEW YoRK-shp Pacihe--Assorted imdse.
RUATAN 1SIAND-Schr S II Townsend-Fruii TO order.
-is Henderson IainesL Brugure keol Jantfod Aeo DC
cTesmsns-5R bsrsndHaLe 4 Pnsariii Trigue2s Do
Buddeeke &eoil Me'ccnier keo-s GGesssPpe
baskets chsnpagns coeier psgs tigsslosrE sso3 d.
Msyerx HOS Daafieus-2 Jno auche5 do fonrnes do
GsmAon-2 f Falbseherl Rodswad Piedefst Sso-i a
Haber Provan 4 Pages MoI pigs willows are Fonu
Z .ssett fcS-l II Anisnder2 Aldige 6co--A pkgesJ
GaeehaFdI u rsspnegsr Eedaos olds, sso Re
L fsfencn~ Jns simon Faak--2 eroyS do
10 Krdee Folsom6 casks ah~Snthe % cases do sohene
Thomas4s pkrs raamon-lJ Levoil stsarne Aarnons
notwithstanding Empire City, 700 specie A Costa &
co do lorne rosO do 70 order-lct fut Pignioio
Macheca kco-lfos S5dSoe.
RUATAN IsLAND-Brg Creole-Lot fruit to order
ca ARLRsroN-sch Jnlia Maiu-ze9 casks rice E.
IeAyl0 DO Ross &eol00 do Horre Gayle &eo--5> do
Chapman 4 Bruwn-lo DO 80 bags peas Barrelt Sco
FAMpIco-schr Thos AcionssSO in spsfis and lot fruit
to MISTER.
den kegs olives Jose sarba-2 segars Uruza2 do
IL bbls paper LopezsOo segars Taylor
oucs5 eases srears DeVisr 1oos do Ramagussa Masee
Il DO Martin Rennonl do Guma5O boxes sugar ~ bags Of
Ca0aeo Basualu0-l bale lot frat 10 Pets, fuJo
&eo.
LIyERPooI-shp Narqustie22l2 sacks salt 1855 tons coal
to order.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark New Lighi-lel5 bags coffee 10
Phpps kco--lU25 do to orderToa o0aO bags coffee
HAyANk-Brig A ehspmsp-S2I bxs sugar % esles To-
drAtl--z Justin Dnrel " II Wilson's Iamagossa Maze
s az ~ Sns 40 SS 8 9s S Il 81 Dbl %
d. GamA &eoo es hams Cried &eo-ot fruit rignioi0
Machiea AGO.
IIvERPooI-ship ArelesOOO slstes SAC do slabs
C Dayidson-slI2 lacks salt 10 order.
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gslu Orleans gtlousp stlarhst.

CnESlENT OFFIcE, No 70 Camp street, D
monday Evsnng March as 1858. 5
Tho week with degree Of activity. fbe re
ps Of produce heavy. The q the money market
unchanged There good supply money On the market
with moderate supplies Of paper although there was
sead deal o. ruoning hitler and hihe did not result to
c The ses Of paper eoa6ned to some few thousand
q long dated Al 10 q II per
zharu doing in Exchange and the low figures at
which the market closed Saturday have brought buyers out
Nc sales odas Of Sterling with bills o. iadlng at Ur "a
Dk Sales mostly at tho former guro good clear bills al lo6
- i86k which the Of les saturday There was not
saseh derein sight Regular drawers sold 4 discount The
~.as tho bank At the samehuying X discount
1-tme bills there sales Of bankers Al sixty days sight
arests per cent discount and small tx dis
sot In others according gsures below We did not
azarn o. sale a. franns.
We quote this evening
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small New York the banks ask At par
Daer however. hardly reaizs the decline Of
1da and Saturday, vsry Arm their which not
however. above figures quoted.
There ss for stocks We note the sales Of 100
rss csnsl Back 2Oss 100 arl2l The price Of
Al stocks vel main aimed There fair demand Scrip
NJ Of Insurance compaales and thsss
hn5srs IN the msfket.
There sales today Of Mechanics and Tfsdsrs' Bank
Bank q America Jackson Railroad aud opeouaas Railroad
.llen PIT.
Th's were also sons movements IN Mexican Dollars resait
isE IN several sales at * prem.
ne money article q The Liverpool Time. the 2oh ult
qaoiss.
nrher from Indin this week or
Q@i Bengal progressing
ton fhe annfactugns districts indicate India
Aes have 10 the early IN Inds
gealy Tor asgs transactions would entered into
hrt io e high prices spnnes Money sill kesps
most Aulnaa4h but theirs the use
FOR eoaameseiel she app continue
1Hair1 In e ac1unt market high continue 10 be
nssotaied al " a * psr csnf. y y
There has peen business bullion market this
week Both Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars been TAX ea
Iney AZ the qnoane and he Continental Exchanges are
kfeeins mfe favorable for shipmen every now
asng freely bought Tor Aerivan Eagles heen
$50 arsiy igr that pQpose and quoted higher
440.uO0 = -
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Rs5 @ leans lallp Crescent.
RlvER lNrElLloENcE.

TUESDAY MoRslva, March l6, 1858,
Yesterday was clear and pleasant day, but rather
austy.
Basiness very active on the Ievee, the landing
Rsinr hterally janmed with boats and crowded with
freight. I'd treirhts were said to be rather scarce,
a least not as plenty as they last week and as
a consequence, shippers demanded reduction in the
Mates. which was very reluctantly submitted to by
some Of the boats-as they wished 70 complete their
eargoes and leave
We have nothing new o. very Interesting from any
II The rivers. AT last accounts 0uachita and Red
MYERS wese both falling, the latter quite fast.
AnnlyaEs.--The ST. Louis packet Illinois, Capt. L
n Fulkerson. arrived with very large cargo and
viii leave again on Wednesday We thank her
polite clerk Nh. c. Montgomery Lakeland for late
papers
The St. Loais packet Maria penning, Capt H. Car
ss arrived With full cargo and will leave again on
Thursday NJ P. NJ.
The scotland arrived nom Nashville with 1915
bales cotton, and as hhds tobacco; the Magnolia,
fzom yicksburg with 1884 bales cotton the Indian,
srom Bayou Macon, with SIG bales cotton the Madi
.on, from Cincinnati; the Henry Chcuteau, from st.
1oois.
III ouschita packet r W. McRae. Capt. Len
Moore arrived from Camden with 1910 bales cotton
and large number Of passengers. She leaves again
- usual on Wednesday, at s P. n. positively, with
sbe.U S. mail. We thank her attentive clerk, MFR.
John W. Tobin for late papers.
Bears LskvTsa. - National far Shreveport
With Tie q s. mail this swift splendid and regular
Bed river passenger packet, in charge of the expe
senced and popular Capt. r. C. Montgomery, leaves
Al 5 P. NJ to-day positively. Her purser Is the
xlli0;np And correct Mr. Jas Il Beard. We deem IL
useless % say more tnan 'nAt 'he Nauona soss sas
mas an enviapie repusa''oh ~ pasaeassi
h1 oiueers are gen''emeh IN every seass y -,
Duhs Jor sareoePo,s'--cap'' oa'n DApp'ss4,o,
me veteran eommanaer "a lne nea n'et 'a'e oaoAs
s1i n's renowned sh. ano ''sly sp'esu'a iasssne'
faeAe1 precisely ~ = - 'vuay' aaa :. p1' ro
seneefs through N .ne ss y, Posao'' ',''e.
accommodations q vac i'aAe are ~ any
noat 70 tne sEae. she ves well runs wen, Is man
ageu ~eI'' anu y pleasant y srsel WIN pet coui
seoas omeers. Mr. :: Y. Oeios' gentleman Without
superior N nis calling Is her attentive purser
Dor f'o'ceh Jor eDersof--f FMS veiy hght afaagn.
20 river packet leaves to-day az & ~ ~ cnaIge
shs popular and obllgng Capt '" .. sieaoe LOT ail
nnanss Up 70 Jefferson sn'ppeis can rely On having
ahs'r fss'giit go through without ae'en''on. =
Lucy hoetnson Jo' Ouaenisa fsi'er.--lnls swiis'
regular ana splendid uoacnha ana Bayou barsnolo-
NEW PACKET leaves toaay AZ < NJ m charge o. tne
popular ana experiences eapl- n 2. lAvlnss'on'f
WIN the clever Mr.. ~ tucker IN the once She can
DC fsheu On, naslng reliable ana prompt oLncers.
co'Ht Jor camuen.-TOaps' Eugene Ei'on ~iu
sack out a. r NJ. to-day ms new ana hne packet
loF all landings on inc ouaehisa up 70 Camaen. Mr'
Clarke IS her correct ana pof'e clerk ana can
s'waya oe ioa"o q n's post
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Commercial IntslIIgsnee.

LdTsKroo1, Feb. ~ 1854
The s4.s reported e hAse taken place iris week are
y IN cn on speculation, and 576D export
s.ock q cotton now N the port Of 13l8io which
ole4 -. thsn A. ihe time last year. 81
.-sse@n = 10 TO- eeng g sos bales same
sa - y The weekly aonsnln pion 10 70 To-
- . aY5l against IS 966 The peri q last yesr
-! nHFaet elose1 lld spirit .hirl Vas ~
o. vhea the sales fully a. ooO hnlcs
81 Sneh was on speculation and for export Monday
'nasnee d ihs ais large hat the basness vas NJ
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NEW YoRK-ship Paciac-R 1. Adams &cO-J Ashby-
--Biehe I-aumont-Beocq Noblom kco--f srHson SEQ
- W Burbridge &cOW BetiettOn &co--HOoh Sco--Brer
dow Wusshai- Bradley, Wilson Seo-C I Beddeeke &eo--
}uchannoh. Carroll 6eoM Barnett JrBTidge, Banle Seo-
Cochran Hal-Cark Mosby &eoopverse Aeo7L Ooalou--
Coleman Putnam vco--Chmpbe Strong-Clark kchaFdsun
&eo-H Closerm=n seo-Cnlie Momas, Seo--h + Chsss-A
Cshen--amp DelI a Rekerby-J - C0tutieorge Connolly
Cusachs Bros-R NJ pchman keo-Dudiey. Neison Sco-De
Blanc Fauchsux--J dudley kgo-Eaion a Henderson-S
Esipg-G AFosdiek---F Folger keo--[ n Finley &co-S
Ciood d Grief ke0-aoodrieh &coGldden. Marshall
&co-4 Goldsmith 4co--s ernmsn sco-O Gaines Seo-I
Guion-EIa, Kemp kco-Iendetsoa, Terry &co-Hohnes
Iiteheaek Lsitieg-teald Msssie SeoTHea'on
Oliver-flsrt Thomas keo-H ii Beiden-E Hari &eo--
Hall Hldry!h-H Il Hsdss1 hofman7Tho, Henderson <
Washington jackson kcos II Kennedy kcollu kennedy-b
Kaiser-s Kaser-J IlavalleM II Lechiord &eoletebure
&co-S ioekeJos Islaude-Lane. Mayfed SeO-J II Marks
Robert Mills Eco-D Maupay-J Mathews 6eo-Magee
kneas-R Meth. &co- n May 6co- George smedes
o-Rchard NugenI 6co-B Nautre .rcoT OwensA Pepn--
Oglesby Macauay- Prestley Bein-Payne Harriso~-
Pagan < Carhsrt-C Pearson &cOS; w Phillips &eo-Peet
kco-Pilcher, Goodrich &cOE Pettes 6co-Petsrs
Willard Aco-W II Ram Aeon Richards &co-Reed &co-
Robson Allen--W q hAymoud-A R0usset 6cO-E W Stack
kco-C Schneider-r Shute 6co-Seaman Peek kcO-syme
PfovAnSlark, StaeiieT &co-A Sme Frankie Smith AGO
-Smh, Cooper ltco-E Stevens &co-M StackG Theuer
-Thiele, seller keo-I TwieheH asco-S N Todd
Ihornhii &co-Townsend, Tompkns &co-Vincen Nco Vim
6coW Violet &c0-Warren, Gilmore kco-k Vince
Lock Wright Ward, Saunders Hunt Wright, Alien
,ScO-and order,
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CPECIFICAT IONs for the contract for
- keeping in repaiB the panks roads Of the Fourth Dis

- keeping in repaB the planks roads OF the Fourth Dis
The contractor shall the orders of the
Fourth District may ecayed bad condition. and
repart with such good old panks as may be taken
may he furnished to him by the Street Commissioner IN
repairing these plank roads be contractor sha hock up Hni
their original level all portions Of the sleepes
spaces seepers level with the
and shall then place the covering The plans for
suongy fastened each Of the ssepers with six
inch pressed spikes each end Of each plank and
All The be of the quality and shah be
The shall be executed the ode Of the Street Com
missioner and the subtraction Of said officer and the
shall be allowed days from the date Of each order
OF said street mmissoner for completion Of
therein nti9ned and should said contractor a TO comply
this condition he shall be subject and liable to fine Of
dollars per day foe each ana day thereafter tue work is
security an amount 81 % shall be required to guarantee
the faith III performance of the
Payments made monthly certificates Of the Street
well that Of failure by the contractor
begin hnish the work or par thereof within the perd
which The work being executed the said Council shall have the
deu required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
applying to eoqr OF justice 70 annni the same and without IN
dennty ard isao we'd understood thar in the contractor
shall at time abandon he work OF not finish and complete
the same IN CONFORMITY with his contract the said contractor
shall forfeit all claims he have for any OF the work
done by him the date Of the abandonment and that she cy
shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability therefor
lie hi shall be held and bound in
sodo to unto the cya losses difference between the
price which the originally contracted to perform
the work and the price al which may be adudieAed at re-
The contract 70 b. sold for the term of one year
the approval Of the dudeation by the Commoa Council
Bios be per running foot OF repairs made TO the plank roads
New Orleans, March sih, 1855.
Approved By the Committees on Streets and Landings both
Boards OF the Nommon Council
sisssa Il Il. 1 4. ERSS9'ap. chaIrm'n-
Registered March 10, 1855. - r
milo It Clerk Of Comptroller.
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PAssESGERs,
Per shiP Nathaniel Thompson, from HayrA5s Storage


90 Capt Browlow Of the brig Comet from Haniton Der.
mua e6ult reports schooner Adeoaa White to sail for tAs
port day.
So Capt Gadd Of the ship Pacific reports being boarded
OIL The Great BY broker who reported that British
name unknown there the Ih inst with for
the new Light house 10 be erected there. VI
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rnPAYE pu TRoIsIEME pIsTRfCT-n

EPAVE DU TROISIEME DISTRfCT-n a
IA ee conduit depot des epaves du rTOseme District
enroigunre Clouet Ct Bons Enfans, CONNIE epaves-
Un eheval jaime clair han d'envron l4 Mains les pieds
blancs, Ia queue tongue, pas de maraue visible.
Une ament Ne1sn Agee denyron trois hau'e de Il
point % marquee
une chevfs blanche ct noire.
Une eheyre blsnehe IA ete le nors ct des
tsches noirts Ia croupe.
81 les dts anmax pas recames dams dix Ours
sis payes lis veudus fenehee pnblique depot
YENDREDI, IS mars, 1855, a 10 heures A. NJ
P. A. GuYoI, ConnissAire des
Nouvelle- Orleans, le Is mara ls5s. NILS - Is
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$40 hhds 2oi 6bs nolass isS hf hbs mo
BAYOU DE GrAzg--sssAmer Lluda-si bales cotton J B
Plauche Sco62 Payne ilrisonI Ar Mtenoefser Bar
lieoea Nohlom &eoi Duspd Roqast Seel9 bales Seaon
lies Warren Gilmore &eo-6 6ordsn Castilo6 do order
John Lees Dabsy Mil,laz Roaoisn-5o ahds sugar
Stevenson &eoloo do 81 hhds sugar Payne Hartison4 do
Daand Roeeaet 5eo do Payne HaTrson2 bales moss 10
Edward Nae 8eosundres orderTola las hhds sugar $50
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW Steamer Red Chief-299 bales
cotton Hughes Hyllssed kee.7 W Phillips aso-92 DO
il Carer sco-ls hugely, 7lair Aeo TsrleIon Whiting
s RoSsOS ooa Asns casbe Gsss1 do
Titus Groves kco2 Gorrisson Brosl2 Byrne Vance Sco2
Martin Cobb Sco-9 bales cotton 6ammssk sqages wes.-S
scruggs Donegan Aces Lloyd friersop2 IL May 4co-l
ordsr-Tetai sSi bales cotton.
LAKE wAsHIN GT0N--steamer W Powell-24 bales
clifford. Brown seosl bales cotton rhornhll &eo
100 Lewis Ogiesby0l L Adams Seo-ss Psyus Harrison
saunders Hunts Fellowes keo24 D9nneh Sco-l9 do
Martha Cobb keol6 do BARLEY Johnston AGO 10 bales cotton
baeh5nns Carroll SeoiS Green Cnmpz N Ssnsst q
Robson Alters Lloyd Frersohs Coleman. Putnam SEQ
Oakley, Hawkins sco7 do Buekns Stanton Newman6 do
Smith Harris &eo-6 duncan Logsno Walter Cox Seo-ido
rs cotton sessd Hughes Hysed 1eo--sundries 10 order
Total 1913 bales cotton.
BALlzE-sieamer Belle Nstes-20 bids sngsr e bbs mo
lasss Cazenay2 do hhds sugar Payne Harrsonl9 do
81 bbs moiases y hi bbs mOsses kOhnO bOs molasHes
RobertsO Bhds Geo Ufqnhart20 do 80 bbls moas
Bncnalinon, Carroll ayeO5 do Montgomery-95 DO
hf hbls moasse So hds Edward Shift &eo0 do IS
bbls naoasses ID Urquhart4 hhds Oyier-i0 do
Pitcher Goodrich bbs sugar Laneauxs5 do
Egana-lU do Edward Shift &eoj do W Adamslo sacks
Penaud Fellefsnaies orderTUta 2s hhds
557 bbls lnolasses, As hf bbls molassee.
FORT SMITH-stcamer Yuapaw-se0 bales cotton Camp.
bell srong-24 Heald Massie Sco--l2l Nelson Geo
Feowes Seo94 hosses Greenwood67 McKleroy Bradford
53 Ganes-37 bales Rotchfofd, Brown &eo5 DO
Ward, Saunders llun-2 Walker stuart ulchinson-l
Soery &eo24 McGregor, Aloway &eOsundries to order
Total 1883 bales cotton
YICKsBU RG-SUamer Magnoa--554 bales cotton l3nchan,
non &co-5Og Thoruhill &co-4l6 Robson AIen3O
Rotchiord Brown 9co25 John Watt Scol bales cotton 70
Ward, Saunders Hunt-59 bales cotton Adams 6co-46
ca Kicks Seol0i Payne liarrison-94 Persons a
co-76 II Aby7A Miles, Adams keo-62 George snedes &cu
81 Block McAfee 8cois Martini Cobb Sco46 bales cotton
Edward Male &eo45 bales G N Rinekard 6eo3o do
Friedlsnder terson-S5 Esiln kco-34 Wright Allen A
George Connely24 do Thos Henderson Peals3 do
Byrne Vance &eo-2k Campbell strong2 Warren Gilmore
Sco20 Prtehard Fldwef9 Buckner, Stanton Newman
~ Brnude Hubbard 6col6 do Barley, Jehnson Scoib do
BRADLEY, Wilson &co-5 Harding Abbay Morehead- y do
Kelly Ncol do Coleman, Putnam -J bales cotton ~
Cutter, Harrison teo-9 Hardie keo Hughes Hyllsted
cO6 Mekeroy Badford-5 Rhoor, Hignnbothaln &eo-5
BARRETT do Felsen Stevenson &eOsundes 70 orderIota
5ie4 bales cotioA.
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mis-. CAMPRELl.. TEACHER or NJ
&744 sic, gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR, 81
wv Nv her residence, No. 70
IS per month twelve lessons invariably IN advance
81 LECTURES st y Consiance street weekH nely
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THIRD DISTRICT POUND--was brought
the Third District Pound, Of Glouet and Good
Children Streets estrays-
One light yellow horse about lOz hands high white feet,
long tail, ne visible brand
light bay about three years DID, "a hands high
white IN the flee long tail no shoes and no brand
One black aud white she Goat
white she Goat with blach head and neck and black
spots the up.
claimed within ten days and the expenses there
on paid will sold public auction said depot FkI-
DAY, March 26 1883 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
PA. GUYOIs, street Commissioner
Registered March Is, 1855. -
HENRY DUREL,
New Orleans March is, lsss. e'''A u O0''p'''''s'
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ouh checked liz he exravaean prices asked well as By
that afternoon w. 70 me 81 nssas ass
America which generally viewei &c faoTnpe ~
ou future sapDy, The import Ibis week Is sxtene'y hss
and consequence ihA stock Of useful descrp ions o.
aan is SO ncuy eucnty small prices must again oe 9nee
fally "a per 10 higher than Friday last iat
erny II he advance Rrszis and Egyptians have peen lh eR
demand and using 10 the rapidly diminshS siosk,
Inc former are "a per h. tha latier X a. q Al Pc r.
her in ire na tan DAYS There has been NJ active m
ouirv for surAs further edvance OIL IA Per 10 - oVpi
pared with last weeks rates
rshS ~ srefsIaies, s0 American. 10 Permm. l3O
ss =, ~, , sf5 sarss JOHN WILLIS JK.
Curfeat Prices. XIV
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans March l6, 1858.
No. 3743.
Relted That the Comptroller be- and he Is hereby author
lied to sell to the bidder se days notice the OH
JOURNAL for year for the repairs Of the
of the Fourth District OF the city said repairs to
be plank taken up, and executed to
time place in said District in obedience the orders Of the
Street Com missioner.
isiguedl J. MAGI0NI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Tsiguedl H. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved February l6, 1855
fsignedl CHAs NJ WATERMAN Mayor
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, sd inst, will
adufeate my office Il clock, NJ, the above
nIjn 4. THEARD Oomp troiler.
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.


.,... i
MA Ol2AL1 --t, 'lt. \ ~ III AZ.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, |
Commsn conise S Of ihe CHy Of new Orleans : |
No s7se.
eolre That permission Is hereby given to
,r nrouev sitase ON Ina soHare ipapde bv New Leyee
Calope and peord streets provided the placed ia
i5 5s psnT Of & SsgTSs ns
tss"edf P,.,,a Ro.5i n a AssI.ss Aldermen.
Gssnedl 5. 7. DELA9ARaE
. Approved Mareh 10 isss So ~ 'e'''
lo,sneul WIGS. u; +" - I'm Az NY
No. 1890.
Whereas the Cemmso9ers o. the House Of Refuge have
passed, ON tue "a sTp sInesr last rcsonoh o Wep ~
IS s Z ss Ct @ sSS h ss e" Ii. " be
any member whom The Board may eesignsie - =.
longing 70 he cy must Is paid he sy Gasay y al Tvs
Be therefore rssoed That shan hereafter be The duty Of
NE 9 NE mVse ~ tsef a
book Eegi y him and 4 ihs end Of each ssa every
month 20 report the amount mace to the Comptroller under
h. h fatbs ssossd That L shalI be the duty Of all the
Is DONE Il enter y IN aoS to be sep Sy each the amount
of work done and the price thereof, -.
President Board Of assistant Aldermen.
President pro tenn board o. AderSlen.
Approved Marcel rs, 1853
I.
No' ''Vi
Resor,d That the Mayor be and he Is hsreey authorized
JEFFERSON per noar upon he following described terms
1T The city Of New rlea sndiqs herself a the vh.r
as .ns S9 10 carry on he nuisance matter and
deposit the sSas IL Of he river from hs adesnt
q d ~ ma navigate said boat and the said wharf
person 70 ~ eng ns bv Tie civ II New Orleans or the
mo o ny 10 % Ibs mis Of said contr ,ct That upon
second part the city Of Jefferson shall bseo%s ossses and
eight hundred estimated half Of ihe cost
o. %bs TSe ey 5e Of esoS shall also pay
sn years tie limit Of aforesaid daring WI Oh
time on me s ma sSaiiy 10 ,o hs ma and
and r he faithful performance of said contract both cities
lsisnedl ts,dsnt Roayd Of If ASSISTANT Aldermen
Is,gpsdl s. P. DELA BARRE
President rg.l pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
APp INsdi @SI IN * M WATERMAN Mayor milo
eslsasel sH-ss, =, !" :.
40, S'o1' J A.. .o,s ,,.-.h
whereas the city OF new orleans mas, % tne pun ~
1851 caused eeIsin properly si9aed n sand city TO 81 a.
public snstiSn ,ne sts Of whie@ HSys " Of III po
sse Wy otes, ep,1 sone and neglected and
IN ss'' rss 's' i 81! ssSaEss %
t.s ia The Rurs aeT a. wS preeas S'' Guy iO'n ~"
o That eoar,tee & Inference be SPP0n,d s9% If
inc eead of Aldermen to inquire INTO the eAPsd neg Sna
satI R' I matter and to report thereon
ls'snsal Frs.5eot BoSra Of Assistant Aldermen
rsion.d1 i'SSiue"' 8 p DsfsBSkRR
t0'su-I President pro tam Board OF Aidermen.
AR gs%sd M'r Sa 4 r WATERMAN Mayor mo
r No. 3793.
s.o,r,d That the Street Commissioner be hereby
granite base Of %nauaeSton square sousd the psh the
iron railing provided the cost shall not exceed ono hundred
Tsrpsai J. MAG1oNI,
: President Board Of Assistant AdsEnen.