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, 1858-03-26
FRESH FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS

TUsT RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, A LARGE
81 assortment Of fresh Field and Garden eeedl and W
SANITY receive BY every express for the season. from the be
In the kAasrn States and Europe that purchaser
may rely with confidence seeds they may purchase fom
our store. ..sf ~.
Among our assorments We have on hand al present
So lbs best White French Sugar Beet; ~ q n
800 lbs Long Blood Beet
80 lbs bes yellow Onion; allo White and Red onlnn;
$50 lbs Cabbage, Of assorted kind;
SO lbs TurnlD, Of assorted kinda r'rH H.Irg HuI
800 lbs Carrot, Of assorted kinds,
100 lbs PnFsnlH r-r ..r gr.cH
2n0 lbs RadiIh, assorted
$50 lbs Cucumber, assorted;
900 lbs Melon, assorted; ~
go lbs 0sage 0Fange, baIt qualllyt
1000 lbs best Timothy 0raas;
300 lbs best Red Cover
90 bushels Kentucky Iilae 0ran,, bed qualify;
80 bushels Red Top oFa@, bes. quality
90 bushels Rye 0rAa1, best qualitgs ~
90 bushels Mixed Lawn Grass, best quality; o. u
1900 lbs Mllet, beut qeaiy, for seta; l z ~ II
800 lbs Canary, best quality for secd;
800 lbs Hemp, best quality, for seed;
900 lbs Rape, best quality, for seed;
800 lbs Winter veiehes, for Cattle feed; "a II
Garden Shear, Pruning and Buddlng Knives
Also, fun collection Of an kinds Of Hed Fruit Garden and
YoWer Seeds ALL OF WHICH WE CAN WARRANT.
Sold Wholesale and retail, in quantities 70 suit purchaser a
HR-1l orders forwarded to : P s.ssnsy o.. sssansn
and Florists, win meet with immediate attention.
J. p. SWEENEY CO.,
108 California street,
TON oAn Afanclloo.
, 1858-03-26
,. w. SULLIVAN.
BOOKSELLER AND SFAYioNRR,
washInE.on street, adjoining the Post Omss,
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA,


VTyoULD can he attention Of al Booksellers, .-=rSR
w Expressmen and News Agents % = large ALLAI
Ma of NevSpapeFs and agAHlnes which he win .l
tarnish win despatch, together with Books, oy
stationery and al the Cheap Publications Of the day. ne
lowest market prices, carefully packed and egby directed
As this list can never be perfect, he win send specimen
eepy Of all publications, ndeslFed Dealers viii And
greatly their advantage 70 have an their ordes packed
this esabshment a. they cda be supplied On ddUdce eany
otAer AoWee. An orders VIII be aniWered promptly.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

pURTOSs THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr-PRAYEa
- meeting from ~ 20 J O'Clock. Rev y. w. CuyleT WI
had MA Eon e1eIh Al Glasses are invled,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

IN PIANoFoRTEs AND 2 MEIODEONs TO LEr-AT
III 81 So g So o. - and - month or Tor sale cheap Tor
lessons and pianos tuned. One Gilbert Co.'S best ~osn
b,anos Tor S25e Irof. DpMSpAY, 70 Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17
DENTISTRY.


fyoNTTNUoUs GUM TEETH INSERTED ON NY IN.
~ proved Atmospheric pressure plates with or without,
tracing the roots. Full hne god SIS patna BE-
silver G partial sets gold e per tooth silver
iractnr Is cents b. GRIFFIN DENTIST ISL Fulton street,
Brootlyn.
nENIIsrRy-rEETB EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
IL without The slightest pain by my and original pro-
eess-not freezing This dnlrsole system prsccea By
ne oply. Reference given required.
par .. DgAKIS, W Cana street, nsas woMisv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

WANTED-BYANA ACTIVE AND INDUSTRIOUS MAN,
w Scotch q of situation porter a whole
sale retail dry goods houfe other where trust
worthy who good and understands the above
is needed three unexceponabe eference from
employer. Address for two days j. G. H., 26 1th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

THE PLACE TO BUY PAPER CHEAP Is At CARSON
HARDs paper warehouse, No. ~ Beekman street
WANTED-A SUPPLY OF FRESH GOLDFISH LIVEhnS,
~ tor which liberal price will be paid Apply 10 TAU
MANA co, 81 Blocker street
dc FOR FRENCH PATENT LEATHER BOOTS, READY
pO made q made oorderi nne caskin from stto 10 II ns
outside boots for sporting California other PURPOSES ~
~ J, HUNT, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

DIANos OF TIE BEST MAKES, FULLY aUARAN
teed at the lowest possible prices Agency .. ssco1
Chickering's celebrated Boston pianos and the mprov
New pianos choice stock OF new pianos ana me'o
oeons " REM !" 10" r" NJ KANoUsE, ass Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17
HELP WANTED-ETMALKS.

A NIILlNER WANTED TO GO SOUTH, SAVANNA
"A Georga) person of experience. She mus. posse
good city reference 10 qualifications and
Sure Tuesday and Wednesday, from to the evening"
80 Pearl 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
II osT-A GARNET BRACELET, IN A MADISON AVE.
- nue. stage on Friday, March H. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded on leaving II with H. BARNARD 1O Bread.
way.
n OST--ON SUNDAY, BETWEEN THE HOURS or ONE
~ and two O'Clock crossing Eighth third
street black lace Ohan,ily veil liberal reward will be
given BY leaving at the Office u the St Denis Hotel.
II osT-yEsTERDAy. BETWEEN TEN AND BLEvEN
~ O'Clock A. NJ, on the Filth avenue between Twenty
fourth and Thirty ninth streets sable victorne lined with
brown silk. liberal reward will be paid by leaving
137 Fifth avenue.
II OsT-A LADYs GOLD WATCH WITH HUNTING
~ case Sunday evening last, while going New
York BroAyn 70 church via Fulton ferry black
antique ribbon attached H. The finder will be
rewarded BY leaving with suhmaD, Matthew'S Co.. II
Ceentes sip,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17
rur ON DOMINION COFFEE POT

TUE OLD DOMINION COFFEE PCT.
The lovers Of good coffee would appreciate these
popular machines After being subjected CHEST
families he The ordinary
boiler betn the secret H. these coutrived
tain all the aroma during Me prosess Of boiling.
quart NS; ~ quart 81 rs; quart "a; quart ~ 50;
tausrt " rs; quar- ~, 10 quat ~ So liberal dsconut
70 The ssde X. r, TokREY, 1snufsc,ursrs' Agent
NJ. Plat streat York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17
THE TRADES.

4 GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAN
N OF long experience in the management of greenhouses,
graperies &C. Has general knowledge OF his business
The cultivation of fruit flowers vegetables Would super
intend genlenans country seat necessary Is married,
child The highest reference his ability end
honesty Address j. j. A, SrIdgeman's seed store sc
Broadway, Till engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

VNANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
w coachman or groom he perfectly understands his bust
has lived four in his last suaon has oec
ton go the country Has good city reference. Please
call on address q. Neis 81 University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

J,oR sALE-sTEAMER WORCESTER CSOw RUNNING
the Norwich line for Boston, in good order and
ciion class saGroOms, and berths three hun
bred and large freight capacity For particulars
inquire of r. g. MARTIN Agent pier IL North river foot OF
Cortlauut street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

w lshman, single man with good CITY references Ap-
phca.ions A. b., Mr. McDonad's, clockmaker 46 sth
av opposite the Bible House. will be immediately attend
ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

DIANos AND NFLUDEoNs OF SUPERIOR MAKE,
at extremely low prices for cash Second hand piano.
bargains Pianos meodeons W rent and rent aowe1
purchase. For sale, monthly payments kso mus,c
half price, at the piano agency OF HokAcs WArhse S
BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

YXyANrHD-BY A RESPECTABLE COEoRED NAN, A
w situation as porter in store or po!isher in ajeweller
shop has bad fifteen years experience and give first
rate recommendations from his last employers Address j.
j., or call at 96 Mott ct, third floor, room Az
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EOR SALE.

A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE. ON MURRAY
n Hin, in Thirty hf!S street, near Lexington svenuenA
four story brown s0ne Eng baseme house price S15
cash $1,000 $500 mortgage. Apply 10 AUGUSTUS j.
BROWNE, No. 27l Broa iwsy. room No. IL.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

yKyINrED-BY TWO REsPEcTABLh GIRLS sITuA
w aons one and seamstress, aud The o,hr
% do ehanberwork snd waiting Gail at lS4 SD st. Lea
sth
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FRENCH ADvERTTsEMENrs

TINE JEUNE FEMME FRANCHISE, MARIEE, uAUN
u dress) desire trouver de lOuvrage dams famll
smericsne ellie connect pas IA psrue ct peutdon
bous rensegnemens sortan drne famle on ee Is
reste deux Sadresser pour une semsine ga sulh
van ST, chambre 10 req DC chausee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

VIyANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK OR BOOK
w keeper in merchants bridesmaids office,
salesms dry goods store first class testimonials be
given. Address by letter. j. h. box ia Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

dor sALE-AT A BARGAIN, AS THE OWNER is
going the stock furniture gas fixtures g. Of ar
excellent confectionery and fruit store and two rooms en
low) doing good cash business. good chance FOL
parties with all capital In the most thcky populated
nsighborhood in Ninth avenue. Call on o. Poole, sos Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

VIANTED-BY A SOBER, STEADY YOUNG MAN,
w who writes good hand and is quick at figures sua.
ton clerk in store Satisfactory reference,
security given required Address 7. a., Herald Office.
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9f@ eerIsans sFluntu gfIarltt.

CRHscnnr OFFICE No. 70 Camp street.
Monday Evening, March 20, 1855
The week the best Of feelings Cotton
sss early the day continued Increase 10 favor. The
Efas advcs have proved rather for the
vedbe Bears Buyers Of substance satisfied, and have
operated with freedom Come to-day 80 gentle
somewhat disappointed at the mness with which the
sscine reported BY the Niagara An correct Meseur
while do surrender opinion that high and
gan prices would be dangerous and result many
hsIsioose disasuoasy, Al the tine heed
vh1ieyer the long crop have been and
sill nsinaed there safety prices which have boon
railing for sixty days and ruling Speculative IDEAS
Do encourage should moneysd institutions aid IN
Ezinng sneh Its ali stun nothing stuff and We might
Add for parties pang that have Goa
ksrd 70 influence exchange II is supestye non
fcr any one 10 knempt create the belief any
ecson has been designed thought Of smong bank
sznsgsr regulate the price Of exchsnge We should like 10
knos n Bank Presidents interchange cvies
- the day. Cashiers cannot cay good morning to each
ssz conspiracy eoation being formed regarding
sAs exchange market
ma money day wai easy The offerings in bank
enly oderaie No good satisfactory paper re-
ycss adsre who have had their share before
xhi overlooked Then, again. II Is impossible
Of Directors know tho charscter responsibility Of
sszay psca Of paper which may before them On
there little done to-day We heard Of the sales
q $<to long dAs 10 per for what deemed Al.
- some good at II a Il per ..I
1A1s s2s fr business done IN exchange without any
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SUGAR. The market dull and dropping with sales o.
about 90 hhds At 66361se for Pair to Fully Fair
MoLAsSES Some I0 bbs sold at 22a2je for Ine-
ror to Good Fermenng H9 ~ for Prime and Choice
half bbls st 2S61S2c gallon, according to quality.
FLOUR. The demand moderate with sales Of 5000 bills
including 800 Ohio at 81 sSs 40 It's in stained packages
50 29Sl 80 1000 ST. Louis avorite brands in lots
81 So zoo in lots the same 500 Fine 81 and ECO
IS q bbl
GRAIN. Corn in good request with sales OF 1900
sacks including 400 Prime White and Mxei Sc 1860 Prime
White at 49, and 4OO iu lots 62 lel Fancy White at S.
1880 Inferior and Ordinary 404s 100 Yellow 49,
1906 Prime eoe p bushe Wheat 1850 sacks were sold
for Good Red and White The of Oats comprised 700
sacks St. Louis sec for Inferior 424lc y bushe for
Prime OF Bran 400 sacks sold in 659675Sc .
leo ibs.
PROVISIONS. Pork In request with sales Of eco
bbls Mess little weight SIC 62 aud 400 $40
Heavy at $l7 q Dbl the latter being the ruling retail
or Bacon ITO casks Ribbed Sides sold lots Gle SON
small parcels 9z@e5Sc for Ribbed Sides for
Clear and $50 casks Shoulders and Hams packages
by party, private The of included
40 bbs and 81 tierces Prime at Ice p D.
HAYG) and 10 baesWesten sold the levee 81
@seo q tun.
ooFFEE. Sales 100 bags lOz@iOxc, s25 at H. and 1859
skimmiugs at exc y b.
SPIRITS TURENTINE,. bbs sold two or three
lots at 4sc q gallon.
wHIsKY.we noticed sales OF 20 bbls Rectiaed and 100
Raw lsc 50 Raw ls and 100 Boyes Rose gallon
FREIGHTS.. Two ships for Liverpool at 9l6d
for Cotton bat vessels the berth were filling up generally
"a for Liverpool and lie for Havfe.
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NEW Notwithstanding Daniel webSter-New orleands 4
Mobile Mail Line-seamers Agent-Mc Keroy & Bradford
Green Ciump-Oakey, Hawkins Seo-Wolf Bro-F Malard
p i Reilly Sco-Iewis &do-Nard Sanndets d Iuu-D z
Seaman &coA Sproule &coJ IN N &co-Monayue kco
IT Aydleit &co-ionverse &co-Peet Smins- -Payan x
Carhart-Holmes h Clauss-G Fosdck- -Snesnard kcu-
Leon GodschaksW II LEIGH fofd 6co Assey Col ins-G
--Cuddy, Brown &co-W rempleton--Euyen l. Auber-E
Smith Buchunnon, Carroll AGO Tareou, Whiing Tuts-
Thos Henderson PeaeReed kco-New Orleans jackson Il
q Railroad CompanyBehihuysen Lewis 6co-Rupert Car
har-tlarrol &co-J Braselman-S Faher--E Bonnet
r. Estln Nco-I Turner &co-D Sean Townsend
Tompkins &eo-faylor Knapp &co-t Naturalization 4
BarbntThos Dauel-Sark, Saufer &co-FAtey Jurey 6eo
IN W BToadman 6eo--R l. Adams Sco--J Jenuings-S
Goldsmith-C Wayand--John Saughon--R Rayn =
Lewis Snapp-Wm Jiihns- HHssey-E Il Ste ems &co-W ID
McGinnis-Fel Stelson-S Schwartz u RafelC YueT l.
Whie-Leon, Pierre &co-Lacey &co-J Morgal-H Hut
Ie-E NJ ngin-A Guesnard- Anderson Blessng-Rhude,
Muler--Robson Allen-Menard K Yglaud--Hal Dana
Williams-Cramer &eo-W Observation-Disclosures Il beaumont
g iluubar Aeon Brady &eo-Jas Gillespc-Erank-
lin 4 Rohers-ferrh Bates-R Aucon--E Hart 6c0-
Scot, WilamsScoC Edwards-Norris Maui &co-Iiubbaid
&eo-Heath Miter-E Marqueze-J Jennings-E Newhall
w Ieehiord &eo-John Watt &co-Babcoek Rhodes &co
- Woodruff &eo-R Hawthome-J Gauche---s NJ Todd
VanBenthuysen, Lewis &eoJ Norton &co--W Graf Sco
III kennedy-Johnston Tnrner-Biache LeAumont-G A
fosdick &coB Dyas-Allen Hill-George Snedes 6co-
Frost &cC-A II May &co-D Iawton--J McDonal-Tur
nell &co-R II Bo~les-Booth &coTheleT, Seller Sco-G II
Vim enTus, Groves &co-P Bossac-Mc9l &ec- r Ri
maihc-J q Peppard-J Bollmyse-Days & Ford-1arris a
wilson--Hall Kemp &co-E Wheeler-Ei It 6co-Thrash-
er &eo-B Adams-D Iow0er--A Readng-Dwyer al unit
Davis Perkins &co-O Weshaar-J Got VI kcO-S Moody
&co-Grant, Lewis kco-and order.
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EXPORTS.

B0sFON-Ship Cons.ituton-S442 haies cotton.
LIVERfooL-Ship southern Chef-sOs bales cotton s5el
sacks corn, l2OO0 slaves 49,
wheat. 81 sacks corn. 1000 slaves =
BOSrON-Wm Wooaside-lls bales cation 100 tcs and se
hides 500 pigs lead. ~
TAMPA bAf-sehr sTadford-2s5o sacks oats box Of
paints
PENsAcoLA-schr Mary Masdeline-sO. 600 bricks.
IIvERPOOIs-Shp Alice Counce-2i6 bales cotton bOs6
sacks corn, t12O slaves
MfNATITLAN-schr Chipoa-ls0 bbls -four do sugar 10
hb potatoes do vinegar 81 do ale do hams II kegs butter
50 sacks corn do salt boxes cheese 10 do candles Is boxes
b andy, lls pcs lumber, $50 pkgs mdse,
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In fact ranes range from $40 q 5l25S for
bsak drafts.
We aid not lean Of IN stocks to-day, though
/ 1. oms negotiations reported to be astir.
We make rriher from the late report Of the
Committee Banks Banking. What publish this
sine tho Suppression Of Eve and dollar
hare already alluded the replies the President Cashier
q the Bank Of Louisiana give those of the Pres
the views eminent nanciers correspond about the
utility OF small notes.
In reply to the famous inerrogaory Of Mr. Claiborne regard
ing price cotton President Cashier u the soah
NEW ORLEANS Feb. s. 1877
We have the honor 70 acknowledge the receipt of your
nncaon Of this slate and the queries made
10 quer we answer that we did not refuse to buy what we
considered good Sterling Exchange at the
selling At l4s4 "a l6c.
To query that The price of Mddng Is not the
only consideration which governs III the selection Of bills Of
exchange We are gentlemen very Gracefully
THo21s LAY Ton, css se ''''D'''
As regards tre propriety expedency Of Withdrawing
from circulation the of the denomination Of Eve dot
% on or before s s i. 81 q january Is We are q
that such Withdrawal :: not maisTi1 n ths security OF the
The banks hs Gig e New York, which 50 to speak
mem M were compelled suspend during crisis
October last aally we'll all other New York and New
The conduct and prudent management Of bank e gene
keep independent of whatever nd of circulation
the the question Of the circulation Of
the denomination e ave and dollars ought be
found and habits OF thv community and II could
agreeable those and habit think that
bank notes less denomination than hundred dollars
might we'll be dispensed with, and paper issues limited
altogether facilitate the exchange between merchants and
traders. We are, gentlemen, respectfully,
Your most obedian servants,
FREDERICK RODEWALD, President
THOMAS LAYTON, Cashier.
Southe. Bank, New Orleans Feb. 3, Is
To PAUL and p A. MORSE Clairmen Of the Com
mittees Banks and Banking
The New York city banks Of their
condition. for the week ending Saturday March - shows
compared previous week. increase of s2<649 in
DISCOUNTS Of 81 42o in specie and increase OF
81 s9s Of s15O75 in nominal de7o
SITS and Of s6cl in undrawn deposits The following
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REGULAR PACKETS,
r. - UNITED STATES TRI- 1~..
kklssssss4 tsessIzcyl WEEKLY MAlLLINfc lEMsSs.E
kfzszszzsssA TO VICKSBURG tssasz2zss334
ON SATURDAY, a

OH iUbsDyAf' AZ On THURSDAY ON SATURDAY, at
~. o =, AZ, at I, NJ 5P. NJ.
me magniheent w. The magnificent The magnificent H.
hsi Paeksll " - mail packet States mail packet
tUiI sii OhPt &c sbmrg NatcheZ, Captn
~ oPt j. NJ white, T. r. Leathers, will
win leave Tor Don leave for Donadsou-
P ge Due Baton aasonyie Plaque lie, PsQuemne,
Rs ~. hudso1 NINE Baton Rouge Baton Rouge, Por
bayou sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Blyou sara
River Landing, Fort Sara Red River Red Riyey ardi
Wat,of D. LANDING Fort Ad Fort Adams, Watcher
y, ipsh ANS Nstehez, Wa WATERPROOF, Rodney
Gulf, Warrenton and JosepA dram lGnif Wurrar
nGkspuTg yer Gulf, Warrenton VicksburR every a.
TU ESD AY, at bM ii kenis Re M lTifRnAH ~ % =,
9Slocn + N Nieksburg l. "a o'clock p NJ
me II 5 5 Providence Stacks The steamer N AT.
connects Vieks Island and Skip. . connects al
ar p 9 IYn steam ms land in Vieksburg with the
I'm - 2. ibt anu ruehers Point, Ash steamer RANGER
M Isght ioI TONS Landing and and will take fregh
AZ the landings on Carolina Landing for all the landing
Yszoo river high every on Yasoo rivera hit
" Nee""'0N' atooelock L. NJ. AS Greenwood at high
water rates.
mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
on their regular days without fail al IN ho annointed Al
business entrusted to their IA
attended to. ~ P'0nP"s ""N i"isAi"iil
These boats will not be responsihla fr r I,,s a,
containing money, jewelry or other vanaha nnlsss rSs
oi aang are taken specifying the contents and value ant
ne egh paid nor for vauable deposited with the
oy the passengers, contained IN their bagyaga
fofHegh' or passage apply on board or 70
CARROLL, HOLMES a CO.,
u,o a. Union Row, IS Carondelet it.
A"' t. b. SMITH, No. 4 Tchoupitou las ST.,
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do butter ky do Nettleou Scoc1 bbls eggs hi hbis
cheesh Sehneieri do pore Dugguu Aco-l do Hour Is
hhds tobacco Given Watts 6co6S do X Short kcol4 do
Moore Nauculin3 do bacon sacks wheat Horrel Gayle &
COIL bales W R0hsoule5 sks All bbs po
80 do -four do lard ilv kgs do Kennedy AGO. 500 bts
flour SKIS SO bbs Chism bOydt5 hhds tobacco
5li scks wheu do is Iews No ou Scos hhus tobacco
Rohnsoul57 wheat g. DIS tobacco Mc6regor Al
loway &codq hbls potatoes orde9 do eggs els do flour
do butter lis seks wheat do bbs oil Tno HUI &co
q hhds tobacco 23 bbls wheat csks kys lard bb
bx James Turnertl. DO hom95 csks pckgs do
bbls lard Mar Cobb &co do -four 9 kegs lard s. casks
90 hhls pork es lard bbs eggs Twiche &coc do
laid oil 1853 bxs candles lard II hf bbs do
Robertson rgaToa q bales m 20 bids tobacco
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SbIppiag sutslligsnfs.
TUESDAY, March 80, 1858.

TUESDAY, March 3d. 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Constitution Lawrence Boston, Meeker Knox &co
Ship Southern Chief Higgins for Liverpool
Meeker. Knox AGO
oldenburg Ship China. Feh's, for Liverpool,
Theile, Seller AGO
Ship Alice Counce Singer for Liverpool Meeke Knox &co
lark VIM Woodsde, Cansland, for Boston, II 4 Venaud
schr Bradford, Taylor, for Tampa Bay. q ID Metcaf
Schr Mary MAgdeine Marquee, for Pensacola, Blanc
Boudousquis Phillips
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CPECIFICATIoNs Cor tI,e controc, for ,o1


CPECI EIC ATIoNS co.. ~ =. CO., Sc, \, - a., =
y inv mn and reav, ne und s,n, ~ 49, ~ aOl ~
Tobar rhi~a f,is,.it
The couraetnrs shah tnks mn ,Ia rannd so
as Inc crbstones towards the Iavsa snd Nv, ,,,s -
M sidseIhs -, All 49, ~ ~ .e OF
irks and grads 10 ~ siye ~ ~ 81 $500 a. Il
| ing manner to.wit: - ~ ' W ''' " e o''0"'
The enTbs,ones shan he so, In goc io,r+s aud T., -
Ike manner with sIope Of three inches or aver Fay, s 1bI
~s bsrkst n ~.ant ~. "
rer-stones shall he laid in a ,Ss - ,n,ar -, ~
81 lake shells or Landau gravel and sh 80 '
INCHES In thickness Wbirh shan he arn,ir ra -
solid previous to LAYING said Tb
their
and shall he laid with Stone on ONE and baf inchs
filled mn will harn sand The rosda sb sS nal "a WEI,
graded BY the Contractor m accoTancs with The aGs INA
rounding 10 he ryen by The civ Snryevor and AZ III
coating Of river sand four inches IN ana M
stones shall then he laid IN vorl Ill
each other and make CLOSE and broken ioins Ti ir,s ~
tween the stones shall he filed nm with j ~ risr sand J
the rain has settled the same down me having b he vii
rammed twice and the Joints shal he AGAIN eii ma % IL
81 ellis or London gravel and sbrn sand nixed and ~
shall a,in i've Mir ANN na,rts III ~
may be necessary and covered with eoat Of ra icba ~
lake shells or London gravel and sharn sa5 ,ixd n r.
VI .eet shall then he nebed for travel ~ -i 1 '1
All curb and gutter stones Of the sidewalks which NAV be
found broken or dsnlacsd ar which NAV he 1ss ~
farnished and relaid by he Contractor a oe
ton and all round stones reoured ID eonniet tba r h
also be furnished by the contractor without extra
ton = 49, ~ " e'APeNs"
the materials shall be of be hest onali and shall no
furnished b, the contrac' or as well rs the Labor
fh4 nies al from, liz strsst =. ~
CITY and shall he bAnied away NV tbe M ~ @
on he eyee Al such places as he surveyor sv ds
The shall be allowed 10 take IN the having Of
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Charles Morgan, Place. from Powder Horn Vi
Galveston. 10 Harris a Molgan--lst dist.
Steamship Dan Webster, Minor, New York 18Th inst
via Havana, to W Templeton-lst dist.
British Bark Ticker Lye from Rio de Janeo,
Quarantine Station.
schr vieu, Konn. days from Pensacola to muser-
Basin
schr Pelican Nehs from Biloxi-Basin.
Ser mr., - ION Pearl River-Easln.
Sohr Sarah Baden Depet from Passage ula-Basn.
sehr Mai Ranney, -, from Bay st Louis Basin.
Schr Syphde, Barbarian from TchefuRcta-Basin.