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| CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Campsireet1
Saturday Morning, March q, 1883. :
oureenera market has presented fair appearances during
the week. though business early
BY uafavorabe weather Cotton has been quite during
portion Of the time and holders have improvement
IN the Tobacco has been in good request very full
prices Sugar has shown nctuatiOn Moasses has
Flour met with fair demand at rather better
prices for descriptions, and Corn has considerably ad
vanced In Provisions important change except
advance in Pork. Freights have given way the
rates, with fair amount Of business doing.
The Arabia adyces, with Liverpool the 9Th nsi
received Saturday and in Monday
morning They reported s. bales during the
week with advance Of the Idding qualities but the
market closed with declining esdeney Improvement
had been lost The stock hand 900 bales
of which 5000 were American
The Nagsras an early hour YES
terday and will found In elegrapbic columns this
morning. ma
COTTON The market with very dull appearance Sat
urdsy dispatches Of the ArAbas reporting slight
cline Liverpool being received early in the day. the
sales reached barely 5000 bales prices showing
ration On Monday The demand moderate with of
about $500 bales the range Tuesday buyers came
forward with spirit and the days business to fully
bales prices being any auotable alteration
The supply reduced Wednesdays operations and with
Of the realized an advance 20
Ne with sales of 1890 bales during day On Thurs
day buyers again forward freely 900
bales at still aer prices Of the being at the
outside figures Of the previous day but yesterday the NJ
agans advlce hand early hour the confined
about 5000 bales taken mostly before the receipt
though few transactions being reported subsequently
decline Of c The sules of the week up 800 and
We quote follow;
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Bo5 90 oEesby naeaalay p lead TnO bbls aoqr
Agclu hams Woodruff vco-5s bb. whsky i Geddes
III. sSls Ta,Sa flas Do sRey yEedensgh SEES
sees aids tobacco VOORHEES, Grggs Scos9 boxes mic
iIngs-l5 DO liyae keo-e9 head cattle and sundriss
JEFFERsoN -steaner Caddo Belle--lOs bales cotton to
4 BSsdoras s SDsI Se9o bale eg5,Gn
= Tuly &eo-S6 Randolph kco-s4 Campbell Strong
Y Head Masse "a Lloyd Frierpis Lewis osies-
byl2 Cleveland Brothers keol0 do Wright Allen coe DO
yanbbber5 lIariie Gco Henderson, Terry &eoi
Bar 10 asI q. GP s ss hides hugely
LAFOQRGIE--sieamer Gen Pke--Sl hhds sugar 100 bbs
moasses LOO hf bbs molases Barreli SeoSO moia
Iobit Capantisr2o hi bbls G o webTe-27 h6ds
se,s m8 a lhe%a, Elder &e9oO b ebls oases
er25 do 70 hhis sugar Lauye MeCalT bbs molssses
hhds rele42 bids sugar Bosart FOLEY Avey-l2s
gar IO7 bbls molasses, "a hi bbls molasses,
DoNALDSONViILE-ste Steamer y Jr-22o bbls molssses
% NJ eSs neasse SSfdon 5 hhdz suyr 40 esls moses
bbs molasss bbis moasses Warnekin Kerchho-s DO DO
Beoeq Noblom Seosunres to order-rota 81 md. spssT
-ss bbls molasses, 30 hi bbls uoasses
ST LoUIssamers st Nchoas-s2l saekscorn IS bbs flour
Jas Druhan5O apples Pgnio Mecheco 6co- els rope
VIM Chamserss6 psgs butter AdanssUo Hour Moio-
a bbis -four Thompson &eoslO bbs Price Converse
Gonnoly keols psgs mdseo woodman do Is bbls whisky
Bqddecke Seo-4 pigs mdse Wood Lowi Dbl Haf-
lead oglesby Maeaaayil9 candles W Beteron Acc
do pork 1866 Ibis -four do lard do eggs AIS
sacks corn 62s do bran Horell aye
short kcoS2 bbls eggs kegs butter schneder3 eggs
Dehondio-34 do lechnei5u Soery Sco-5O
casks bacon Thomas Ede&col7 head cattle l6 hogs
sundries to order
CINC1NNATT-steAme susquehanna-79 buds baeohn 10
t hams frkns butter bbls ~ do lard oil do beet IF
do Wright &co2 do urd ~ kegs do s3 do butter q TRIMS
DO 10 obs $50 bb potatoes Schnsde66 do
hams 70 irkns butter Adams Sco2 bbs beef 25 boxes
candles voe Bos2g eb apples Coeyl5 do raddi,hes6 do
ktout Is rkns butter Debondo5 hams 20
obs do 81 bhl Hour 80 bbs whisky Place
Dams James Connolly &cO-4O bbis potatoes kcoDu
bNs cheese kinsand-l0O bbs whisky hhds shoulders
do sides ii ties hams kegs lard hhds bacon
Hugh McCal-2 do 10 hams Werlel5 pk9s
clothes Ducos kco2 do sampson keeue-lOO kegs
W Beeron kco2O rolls leather Leon PARE hhas
bacon Martin Cobb kco-u0 bbls potatoes hhds
bacon Hogan Murphy-5 bb fax seed bbis Of
whisky TO ordelUO bbs WHISKY 3U hi bbis whisky Metre
teoot furniture Bnton fco2l5 bbs potatoes
Daty ScolsS boxes tobacco box segas Bradley,
-sund les TO order.
CoAsT-sehr Cos-O2 bids sugar bbls order
RAILRoAD
JEFFERSON AND oARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
NOTWITHSTANDING VIM Bagaleyi5O bales cotton to Rves
Battle Noble-SO do Il Cummings &co19 Farley, Juey
Co.'S do osnEbnrg HAre kco-6l bills rosin Price Con-
verse smith-Totsl $40 bales cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILRoAD.
AoBILESteamer California; sundries to
Gcddes-and order.
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as1 0sIsalrs laiIu Crescent.
RlvER INTELLIGENCE.


SATURDAY MoRSiSa, March ~, 1858.
Yesterday the weather was clear aud delightful.
Business very active on the ievee and to-day win be
ditto, as good many boats are to leave port, and
most Of them viii have fall cargoes. ss
We have nothing late from the upper rivers, and
boats ia yesterday from Red river report that stream
SIN rising.
AnRfyAIs-The upper Red river packet Era No.
q Capt Kouns. arrived with $50 bales cotton, and
leaves again on Tuesday next, 30th inst.
The Rea river packet Caddo Belle, Capt A. Barnes,
arrived from Jefferson with Sal bales cotton, and will
leave arain on Monday next at S Pm.
The Bayou Lafourche packet Gen. Pike. Capt J.
j. Brown arrived with l25 bids sugar, 7O7 bbs. and
l27 half bills, and leaves again at s. ?. NJ to-day,
punctnallv. as usual.
The Attakapas packet Cora, Capt T Gripoa, ar
rived with 90 bales Of cotton, 2ss hhds sugar and
l4o bbls mosassss and leaves again to-day at p NJ,
as usual fae
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We give below the act Of the Legislature authorizing the ex.
nsion Of $4,000 bonds OF the Issued to the Citizens
Bank. 1t viii DO perceived that this to be exeu
svsy Appropriated to the original stockholders OF the mort
gage department. rather, subscribers old bank:
AN ACT To eqnAsze the mortgage Stockholders Of
the Ctzens Bank Of Louisiana by hum
died thousand dollars Of The State bonds due in eighteen
dred and hfiy nine.n
wtees BY petition Of the mortgage stockholders Of the
Citzens Bank Of Louisiana il appears that large
thereof deprived Of the loan which they entitled
under the several aes revvng in full all the rights and priy
leges Of the original charter therefore, SIS
BE Il enacted by The Senate dRd HOUSE Representatives Of
d- STATE Of Louisiad General Assembly c5areHed That
the Board Of Directors OF the Citizens Bank Of louisiana be
and they hereby authorized extend by endorsement or
otherwise for period exceeding hvehun
dred Thousand doarsof the milton hnndre and twenty
ave thousand dollars bonds The State in favor OF said
bank due the 1t OF Feb eighteen hundred and hy nine
the Of interest which said bonds bear provided
That said Of hundred thousand dollars shall be exeiu
vey appropriated loans stock to such stockholders az
loan which they entitled uudeS the charer
said loans be made under Of the property
and moi 10 exceed the i've hundred thousand
dollars Aforesaid share the amount remaining
due ia eighteen and ff nine the stock eh
the fun Originally Dor owes and provided farther
And a. an additional the lders Of said bonds that
any SUM sums which the DO nd Of Directors may have
sready carried shall hereafter carry the
Reserve Fund OF the banking department Of said
Bank OF Louisiana under the Of 18th July eighteen
hundred 6fv three, between the cash stock
holders shall not be distributed until the Eve hundred thousand
doas q bonds extended aforesaid shall have been paid
twenty Eve years aforesaid
Approved March 18TH 1853.
Signed, ROBERT @. wICKIIFFE
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


the official journal separately viz "the one for
enclosing with brick wall Lafayette 2and
Fourth District and the other contract for building 100
Sefeiury No Of said Fourth District repairing the
ences around said Cemetery No q both
loHef agreeably Specifications ines AVID levels the Sur
Nryo Rnd the said adudcatons be subject approval
or rejection Of The Common Council.
lSignedl j, MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl H. NJ. SUMMERS,
d. I'm tf.I President Board of Aldermen
Approved March 26 1855
isignedl CHAS. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. mE
No. 1892. !
Whereas The Academy Of Sciences Of the city Of New
orleans nave made arrng ements with Newton
70 furnish the necessary lsment Of
points marking the meridian cty OF New Orleans
Aud whereas, The advantages derived from kno ng
the true meridian great will he the means or
securing Standard with which compare compasses and
observe their variation
Therefore, be ii Repred That the arrangements made ss
Aforesaid BY the Academy OF with Neyion Rehards
Esq be and the hereby nv he
Common Council provided the work OF laying down the uon
merits De supplemented by the Surveyor-the city hery
binding herself he attending the same
they snail not exceed my dollars-S5O - -
lsignedl J. MAGroEI
70, =, fresident board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl II. NJ SUMMERS.
49,. -. - President Board of Aldermen.
signedI GHAS. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor.
true copy JULES CAssARD.
m-i Secretary OF Mayoraty.
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INo. $3.50.

Whereas The Commissioners Of the Touro's Aims House
have advertised for plans and specifications building 10 be
erected piece OF ground between Ps Desire srcets
and extending from Leyee street about 1--WE hundred feet
And Whereas In their proposals plans the said Commits
sioners have mentioned thai space left for the
opening OF Uhatres street ztey N-reau street, through said
ground;
Aud whereas II the said Aims should be built on the
space which should bereserved would only
nous amount OF money to the hereafter would
also after being built reard the growth and progress
neigh boFhoOd
Re therefore resolni That the Commissioner Of the Touros
Aims House be aud they hereby respectfully requested to
reserve for the opening of street through said piece
OF ground.
Be further rsolpe{ That the Mayor transmit to the Com
monefs Of the foaos Aims House the Aforesaid preambes
and resolutions.
lSgnedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
IsIsnsdl 6HAs NJ WATERMAN. Mayor. mz
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Resored That the OF thousand doars-SlOOO-
and the hereby appropriated paid on the Arran
Of the Comptroller the Board of Commissions Of the Fire De-
parten their legal agent for the purpose 4 repairing and
putting In thorough and complete order the property late
leased by the city depot for the Young Amer
lea Carondeet between julia and Grod streets pro
yded the said premises and improvements and
apparatus be by them received being understood that all inn
provemens repairs shall be the OF
The Committee Fire the City Surveyor and provided
luther the said shall not be paid uu the work
DONE and the of the above
shall have been delivered receiped Tor to The civ Sur
yeyor who sh ~ furnish the plan specifications Tor lie
above named repairs aud work.
lsigaedl j. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Alderman
tSignedl II. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March 26, 1883,
tSgnedl GHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor mr.
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There have been larger OF bank notes
offered this week There has also good demand and
considerable business has ways There
have seen but few receipts OF coin and buonsay about
supo in AeSican dollars Of which 5000 taken by one
party a. The figures in tho liable below The Mint appears
be working and turning the coinage with hut very
inte delay This new eonsge Is however diaeut OF sale.
though We have mot heard Of any only
Aonn etthe banks They all have more than they can use
Outside these have been sales al ie1lH discount.
Land warrants have declined Norh also IN the West
and have fallen here. +f3 srr
Weieen Thai the Tennessee banks
specie payments until the hrt Of November What
airy tAis Is gu country hanks aud banking
fhsHeorgA banks also viii coin payments one Of
ns'e Gays provided the suspended Of Charleston nd
me interior banks Of South Oarons the same time ia
been hxed ssy ihe i Of June naxt eoniitOnay This I
decidedly eaol in these spring tines greater part Of the
pfoanets OF hosn Of these States market sold and in ali
praoAh paid feryst their moneyed institutions an moi
prepared 70 resume coin II banks Of Augusta
sasannah aud Charleston blended in their opera
70 Dc dependant on each oe they beat all md
such a. pay do that cannot should ID %
wall. = ~
We annex our usual weekly quotations Of coin and uneuren
monsf being the rates Of John Wood corner Camp and Com
IVA aos In - -, si.fat 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

CONTROLLERS OFFICE D
City of New Orleans, March q, is5s
[ No. 37TT. ]
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
70 sell after ten days notice in the official JOURNAL the contract
for the RELAXING Of that part OF Levee lying between
Louisa street and the tobacco warehouses; Third District
Of the city Of New orleans the work to accora ce
WIN specifications he in the Surveyors the
subject to The approval rejection Of the Common Council
lsignedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen
lsignedl j. MAGIONI.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March 9, 1855
lsgnedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that FRIDAY 9th day Of
April ls5s will adjudieate my Office u O'clock NJ ihe
above contract. - -
MI l0t T.THEARD. Gomptroller
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BELow-CoMINe UP.

Ship wabamo - from Rotterdam, January sd to Bou-
donsque a Phillips.
British Ship Epamcnnondas Healy from Liverpool, r
Ship Frank Pierce, Leceh, from Liverpool, Whitney
Aco.
Ship harvest Queen Manson Liverpool Baxter Lowell
AGO.
Ship WIN Lord Jr Brown from Liverpool Whitney &co
Ship Arno, Deering, from Liverpool, 30 Whitney AGO
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RS- The officers OF steamer Caddo Belle reports Jefferson
2d inst Upper Red River high and rising Prospect Of an
overflow.
R7- Capt Higgins of the ship sbawmut reports having
passed. March 18Th, of the end Of Cu5 ship Adelaide
Belle, from Havre for this port
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STREET COM,R--oFFICIAL

STREET COM'R--OFFICIAL.
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND Was brought
Fourth District Pound street. between
Constance and Laurel streets, ostray-
white she Goat, black the neck shoulders black
spot each side Of the head white hors
Which claimed within days expenses there
paid will be sold public auction pound on WE'D
NESDAY, April Ith, 1855 At u o'clock A. NJ
p. A. GuYOL, Street Commissioner.
Registered March 20, 1858.
7. J. HITsELBERGER
Deputy Comptroller.
New Orleans March 26 1853.
EPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-II
Il ere conduit dep6i DIES Epaves du Quatriame District
jackson les Constance ct LAUREL epave
une Cbeyre blanche, ayant lie epaues noTs
tache noe caque cote de Ia tete la face blanche
cofde ct
81 la die cheYre nest reclanee dams dix
fras payes ellie vendue enehere publqne dit
pot, MER CREDI, d'ayril ISIS, a 10 heures A. NJ.
Y. A, GUYOL, Commissaire des
Nouvele- Orleans, lie 26 mars 1855. m27 al
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REGULAR pAtO KRr
r.. - UNITED STATES TIRE 49,.
q Sast5le,seatsE WEEhLh MAIL LINE ks4aSsxH
IN SATURDAY, At

on TUESDAY, atom THURSDAY ON SATURDAY al
p. N. at p. SIP M
The magnificent U. The magnificent The mRpnhcent n
States Mail packet U. S mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Captn| v C X 3 z atehex, Cantin
WILSON, viii lehFe plain Hno a. T. p. Leahers will
i9r Donasonve WI leave for Don leave for Donaldson
bhtoD Adsonne Plaque lie, Plaquemine
boage Tot huqsos NINE Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Port
bayou sara REQ roft hudson Bayou Hudson, Bayou Sara
river banalIe, Fort sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams, ate ~ Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams Match,
Waterproof Rodney, ans Nachez Wa Watsrnroag RoS,sS
st. Joseph, Grand terproof Rodney saint Josenb rnS
au ~ Joseps Gram Gulf, Warrenton and
rlSksogS S9t Narrehton lcksburg every SA-
~ 70 4 AZ . y u ken's Is e nd ITURDAY. at o..
o'clock r NJ lvtcksburg, La k o'clock p NJ
The PRINCESS Providence Stack The staan,.r " r.
Souhecs Ficks' Island aud skip CHE connects at
WIN ths steam ms land Vcksburg with the
H ~ .. AID2 anu fllchers Point, Ash steamer RANGER
aAS tsis or IONS LAning AID and will take freight
NJ Tue anuihss on Cdolna Landing for all the landings
9o river ~ hgh every THURSDAY on Yazoo riveras high
10 "Iee""""N' Ato0clock r. M As Greenwood 1T high
water rates.
The above mentioned splendid nasaanor III, -.
their regular days without fail nj tha ho1r n,d ~
business entrusted their be
attended TO- F-PN' ~ '@sN''i''
These boats will not be responsible for any la.r n,
containing money jewery or other vnluabes miles, rp
bills Of adng taken specifying the contents and va ana
the freight paid, for vauabes dsposed with IN
BY the passengers, or contained In their bapVare 49, -
Forfreight or passage apply on board, or 70
CARROLL, HOLMES CO.,
49,. Union Row, IS Carondelet 81,
hap r. " SMiTH, No. Tchoupitou las st,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COMP TRoLhER's OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, July I. 1850
II EsOLVED, That the Comptroller be, aud
IN he Is hereby authorized required give notice BY
standing Journal that in accordance
With the ninth Of ordinance No. l+4 approved March
So s the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority OF order from the Comptroller,
lu accordance with the ordinance referred to.
(Siguedl +. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSlgnedl L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April D. 1855
[Sgnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city Of the public
respectfully called 10 the foregoing resolution.
4. TIEARD,
lyl6h Comptroller City OF New Orleans.
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NOTICE To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Paiant sawed both rough and
from the best heart timber for sale
and ssQ per for dressed in lots to suit purchasers
Rd- Lnmber sawed TO order.
6sla ly STAR FLAMING MILLS New Basin
NOTICE PROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
~ Packages and Freight by ToBY'S EXPRESS 10 Thibo
daux, Houms, Napoleon and TerIebonne, MUST BE PRE-
PAID.
Fest ED. G. EDWARDS 4 co.
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NJ. sCHNEIDER,s PLEYEI PLANO DE.
MTS|POr, No. 50 RoSai street.
w I'll The Undersigned would call the attention of tba
public to his and extensive stock Of - ~N
PLEYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS
with Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured expressly tn
These Pianos for finish adsbe touch are nnsn
passed by offered the marx 81 ness
Sole Depot for LETERME'S CHAPEL, ORGANS Accor-
don and FntinHs Of Louis XV Oriental Gohic style
with without the Celeste Sound N 3'''si
PIANOS TO HIRE. Tuning and Repairing attended N
NJ SCHNEIDER, So Royal street,
lao oh opposite Louisiana Bank.
OLIVE OIL-s0 baskets Sweet OIL in store, for sale b1
" GRATIAA, COMMAGERE & Co
M ~ Customhouse stIeet.
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Singing SnttIIigsufs.
SATURDAY, March 81, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

SATURDAY, March %, 1853
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Cahawba Bulloch, for New York via Havana
Steamship Mexico, Lawless for Galveston Indianois
Ship Alice Monroe, Cummings, for Liverpool
British Ship Advance, Dusard for Liverpool
Ship ophelia Baker for Boston, 7 c jenkins
Bark Meaco GorhaH, for Charleston, SL&EL Levy
Bark Sarah Ann Drinkwatsr for Narva Russia
J Whitney Acc
schr spearing, Rogers CAdz Goldenbow 4 Lesparrs
sehr Civity Winslow, for ApaaehicOla Aecalf &eo
ARRIVED.
Steamship Galveston, Terry, from Powder Horn Calves
ION. 70 W Templeon-Berwck's Bay.
Ship VIM stetson. As days from Liverpool Whitney &eo
sd dist 40,
snip lowell so d i ~ haVFe 18th January to Baxter
Ship Peeqao Gpatfek London sh Feb in ballast 10
Ship I;aas Newton Fnltoh 6 days Boston, to Jones'
Bark hawatha, Hail. days Havana in ballast to G
schr Anthem Burrows days from Havana Boudousque
schr Cora, -, from coast-2d distPT
STEAMBOATS,.
I'll McGill Roberts from st Louis
City Of Memphis, KounH from St Louis.
Laurel Hill; Hooper from Bayou Sara.
Peter Telon. Box, from Louisville.
Barataria Rolls, from Barataria.
Dgr Vincent. from Donalsonvlle.
susquehana, Williams. from cineinnoti.
v Gall 9illis;. Hopkins si. from Mobile
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat Mobile Bea from the Passestowed down and 70
24h inst ship Pheades brig Comedies aud schooner
Mystic Valley-brought up ship Isaac Newton sehr
Anthem
rOwboat Ivy. Palmer from the Pasesowed down anu
brought up ship Pequot and bark Hiawaha.
rOwboa Defiance Hamburg from the down
% sea Sd inst snPs Walter Lord Westminster aud bark
Gobrle-brOught ships Shawmut and Vim StetsOH.
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nav ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO. Thers has been good demand throughout the
week and the sales have amounted about 1900 hhd mostly
private huueudiug the following with pareu.
lars annexed, 10 at SIC, % ut 81 at s ssat9 90 at
lat 10, 81 ats and % iae D. The supply been
moderate and has generally with ready
could be delivered Prices have been very full gene.
rally, ranging fully up to Onr quotations. as follow:
Planers' Lugs 5IIa6sI
Len INFERIOR 70 common .1CpIA
4OdytS
,.oiee ehp lO5stDl u
Fine and selected (old crop.
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK via ANA-Steamship Cahawba-lao bales
COTTON S do skins 2s hbs -four bbls potatoes bbs Of
earine 100 sacks $50 pkgs dry goods 25 do provisions
INDIANOLA AND GALYESFON-Steamship Mexico
$50 bbs hour S6 do pork l5O bbls whisky bb molases
UO casks bacon, 800 sacks corn 500 do oats 2D do coffee
LIVERP0OL-Ship Alice Monroe-l72t bales cotton.
LIVERP0OL-Ship Advanee--4757 bales cotton and GOD
10
BosToN-ship opheIia-ISl bales cotton $50 bbs -FOUR
100 sacks corn OF hides.
CHARLEsTON-Bark Meaco-2 hbls and 1874 bids sugar
2 bbls moasse O4 do pork 5S bbs whisky as casks bacon
295 coils rope 2 bbs Dbl pecans cotton seed
kegs ink,
NARVA-Bark srrRh Ann-l5O2 bales cotton
CADiZ-Schr IL spearing-S225 bbs -four, 1000 slaves
$50 hides, IS sacks corn.
IAPALACHICoLA-schr Civility-l02 hhds bacon bids
sugar " bbs Hour IA do pork ~ bb moasses " bNs candles
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MEMORANDA.

PAS sEEGERs,
YIN gtatgou frotn T.fvarraot--g3 AZ
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 9th int, At O'Clock P NJ
kegnlar Ten DaF Packet.

IT. - FOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILLS NIL.
"a. ies Bluff Roark's Landing Eldorado Landing,
Marie, saline, Alabama Landing OuAchita CITY Serlugop
Lochlomond, Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluff Castor Landing
Columbia HTrsonburg Trinity all Intermediate landiugs
o. the u9chta and Black versThe magnificent steamer H.
w. McRae, Len Moore, commander j. W. Tobin clerk
will leave positively above For freight passage apply on
board. 'tF-S -
m2 J. S. PAGAUn. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

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