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oammaek ssuirs- wesso % Carroll Prichard tro--s
john / Ees harris sssI-s Al Hss dos bales esiioS
Payne HsrSsSna hides Esa eos@d dries q oldsS
Total sz2 bales -al -.
TALLAHATCHIE-steamer sallie Rabfrson-224 bales Of
cotton to Robson Aleni9s Nelson kco7s bales cotton
Friedlsnder ceTsonss PAYNE Harpss * bales coSS
John Williams Sco5e bales cotton hos Henderson Pea
81 a q e,emwsll 81 Watt, Noble AIoh2i bales cotton
q ard Saunders Huntsl DO Bartey, Jchison &cosJ Do
euckner, stanton Newman2o Lowe, McReynolds Scois
Il osksy Hawkins &eo~i6 do Hsrdie Esois bales cotton
Bogart Foley ATerys do Rdgsl Roberts Terriiis do
WRIGHT Allen &eo7 Oliver &co5 do Barrett Sce-4 do
sandriss % order-Tota Isl bales cotton - =
LAFouRoHE-steamer Musis.2so bales cotton l5l bids
sss s f. g . sugar 8 his @9l"isss to Bel
bbs Durvs 6co-ls hhds sugar Be- el
Hare27 DO 50 bhls moasses Donne scosI hhds sugar
Is do Roman Kernion6 Malast keoJ do Geo ufqnhart
Edward Shift do W ewes seo do 200 hi bbs
lasses Payne Harsonl hhds sugar ugurre do II hf
moiasses Is hi bbis molssses
LoeKPORT-steamer DR. Batey-44 hhds sugar TO Braud
Lsndggs dc sI LD5a g Sg Foley Az
Kernol-3O bbls AIontgomefy-5 hhds Of
sugar Cannleck squres Wes2o Troseler 4 Hsydel2Odo
5Sis moases - hi sos oasse e hf bbls I@eye Nc
70 bbls melasses, 50 hf bbls molssses.
DON ALbsoN LE-Steamer Q d Jr-4T hhds sugar to
ko Bogart, FOLEY Avery4O hlds
Rotcht0rd3 DO 20 bb moiasess hf bbs Hall
Rod Pnas2D bhds sugar 90 bbs molases Augustn
Thibaatg do Is hhds Webrel5 do IIauve Mccall
" do lobt Charpentisr do dot L.nax22 bids
80 Montgonery-e0 do Bouligny ear-44 do Il
tes Gordon l5 empty bbis Rotchford- % K
70 orde1ot 1913 hhds suga 70 bbs
lasses, Az hf bbls moasses. IA ties sugar.
ST IoUIssteamer Ilnos52J bbls -four 3l24 sacks
l59 sacks wheat hhds tobacco Hore Gayle co-0 bbls
Hour Price Converse Smib23 bbls -four 49l 1877
do bran Shaw &col20 hf bbls -four
Brosl5 bbls -four Thompson &eo35 bbs -four mdse
boilers Graham Boyle-2u0 Ibis Keep Seo2f
bales hemp Parnele Brob95 bbs flour ii Kennedy AGO.
IS bbls -four Buddecke &co-975 Michel &co
-22 sacks corn Oveon &eo-S sacks MeGinnes
eo sacks corn Clarke, Richardson &cols37 sacks
Jcha Duly &coolu9o do CLARK Mostly &eo75 sacks
Moore 1co-2U casks shoulders Woodruff &eolOOO
ebs prk S q ebs pork and lard SO kegs lard 6 of lard
Nose Bros-l hhas tobacco Given 6co-l2 pkgs
Sergon &col boxes cheese Grief bdls Of saddle
trees Hanse &col0 bbs beer Murray-li bbls
and Sehneider2 boxes plants Heald &cogf
head cattle 2S do sheep aud snnres hhds Of
tobacco.
coAsFBark Lone stasOO hhds sugar esl bbs molassss
10 Cuddy, Brown &co.
RAILROADS..
P0NTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
M0BILESteamer Florda-l4S bales cotton to Rives Bat
cotton.
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REOEIPTs on PRODUCE.

MoRGANzA-steamer Oapol-u bales cotton to smith
Thos Henderson Peale5 do John Watt kco-b bales cotton
Oakley Hawkins &coo Harris Leyi6 Carroll Prchard 4
fsyas H.H'sop-Sl bids sugar Bogari Foley Ayey50
do yrne Vance &eos do bols moa,ses Bell6cq Noblom
eo90 hhds Mlenheger tco-ll 80 bills moassos
Monigoaery-6 bids Angustln Thbatut-20 M
neaaO 40 Menad vgpsnd- Ii bbs meisssss fSSmp
son &eo25 hhds sugar % hf b6 molasses UrQuhar6
IA hhd sugar % hf bbs olsses bbIs sugar TO Iaave
Meosl5 Do = bids sugar s. bbs molasses Edward Duve
PAYNE to ordeITatl us bales cotton,
Ss9 bids sese go bols molasses SO hf hhs oasses,
Alien soH Pcs sos S ssS, sq sSsa. w ts
NJ yRaaS srowg SeS lss do Pitcher Goodrich teo2O 40
Hughss, Hyiisied 4eo75 do Ward saunders Han67 do DO
6 Donovan, Mclean tco62 fhornh Ge bsles cotton ID
Washington jackson &eoe Martin Cobb keo47 bales cotton
81 o Kicks kco-s Byrne Vance 6eos bales eotSon
SSsie RsS asSsy y yee,ge SSesse kpoS Ae9e
W Estn &co-li saml Baretils DO b Nleson kecls Do
Boxs FOLEY 1sey-e erso hale eo og %
Cooper &co4 Edward Nalte teol2 Payne iIarrsong
IS Robson Allensundries Oderola III bales cotton
LOUISVILLE Steamer Ap.soPe rs bbls lard box trees
Norton kco box mse Gdden Marshall 6cosp bhls hons
g. @ Po DO essi g sgss + % lard Y .s; % sSs mes
bh eggs 50 do pork bb hour pkgs batter hf cheese
s Y E SSd 90 rsse 4 r II S Ss SS
Ky W q Beterion &cose5 sacks Robertson MeDougA
IS Wigs dried peaches DonneI Beuai9 boxes chess 10
rhos hbls eggs hf DO cheese bhs Of bans DO dried
0sehneder5 eggs DO beans do krout Debondio
Cobb xeoa hh taSce 4 II s WI 80 % hSl Is7 40
pork n Remedy &eos bbs PORK and heads speake Nc
chism Boyd lad Hew it, Norton aco9 Is bbls pork
Pearson keol box and cs Breno % bhl eggs Ap
heEses lst Do cattle % ysara aud oTdsrToi
Mlitengerger& Borron-4O DO washington Jason Xeq7 40
suehAanon Carroll &eo-e Gaaruy Tiereal bales cotton
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SEED RICE-sO casks
~ ported expressly for seed,
dis
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project in Louisville Kentucky, obtain the
sanction Of the Legislature permit Of the banks issue
post be loaned to farmers pay their debts This
the very worst kind Of currency vicious ebang democrat
king We do conceive how such scheme could receive
consideration. From information before us we
judge that farmers in the West have abundance Of produce
hut prefer to hold ID for higher prices than sell this time
and duda their Indebtedness merchants and traders and
this scheme contemplated aid them in hedng
This Is most uuwise policy and bodies good Holding
to the supplies, until another crop ready for market
then there will be oyersock in and reality. II be-
eved that large quantities of tobacco pork grain
held for higher PRICES Fortunately for the New Orleans share
Of the Western trade there has been any accepting ad
vencng year aheadand the holding back will be Of any
great loss 10 trade.
above that the system is vicious and debas
ing this cooboraed by the results Of the post issued
by the Bank Of the United States in and 1885 which
nd In the purchase OF cotton in the South and resulted in
Of the species Of nancierng Though Of the
banks OF Louisiana attempted with Of interest
taehed turned deluslon and done immensely of in
jury. The trade Of New Orleans ultimately connected
with Kentucky, 1t is Of place for allude
vicious post system.
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9em Orleans stlantu stlarket.
CREscENT OrflcE, No. 70 camp !
d Wadnasdav Evsninv p..h \

cREseEsf osIlcE, No 70 Camp street
sif :. + wednesday Evening FEB D. 1875
sA'''g se' 's Of business This morning,
$3.50 y '@ ~ ~ WHICH mas continued % iase%a up 10 Ibis
nosp@ ~ o~ % GOV transactions have been suspended
H1 ns ass NY " req one o. me most hemen Of the
$500 es'enes, me hAl brokers were
very active ana considerable sums in exchange have
$685. p ~ SSs Nsn es o. isains at loS9se9
49, , 80. IA 49, =, t rs A'sfasns 100 Tbs
s's he nAnA o. Louisiana and The Southern
h.s.,.- s. ~ I w Dps = wss q . amnuuSe
- s,, ~. - ~, s 80 10. 49,, : v V2s 70 iNe7a' Inc
s s ~ ,s sss soasa oanAs eonlnne At lVsss
..t.srs ',s,a. 49, ~ - 'a, 80 sseso-s' hs
'--~ - $500 ~ - =. ass s "a se',uat' mere
s,see,. y 49,, = ~. ~ s, sns 9e eahA uking
axTy dsvs sssb ~ sS679i ysconr, rs ~ 'sn.,
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FOR oPELoUsA

Leaves every SATURDAY. At O'Clock P. NJ
r. FOR OPELOUSAS-VIA PLAQUE,
lEaAe1A4P5T NJ II ES--The Anna PeFret,
Capt. W. G. Neal built EXPRESSLY the trade
will e4ye above taking freight for all Intermediate landings
For freight passage apply on board.
J. NJ, JOHNSTON CO.,
jali Front Ieype
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R5- The steamship Gen Rusk Capt Smith, from Brazos St
ago which port she left ss ul arrived yesterday
Sl4s05 specie freight Reports left in port Drazos
schooner Ed Barnard Stone for New schr
Gesene, -, for LagunAschooner Florence, Woodhouse,
hence Union Wave sailed Slst
utschooner veaseo from Mobile, arrived the uli
The port Matamoras which was together with all
the Rio Grande time closed declared opened on
the e9th ut
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8tbith Of the aIarhtts.
THuRsnAY MORNING. y


sUGAR.. Nothing Of any moment done, owing The
rain.
MoASSEs Prices advanced lc with sales Of 700 to 500
bbls at l90l20c q gallon for Prime and Choice.
FLOUR. The only sale reported 800 bbls St. Louis
superine, on Friday. at 81 80 q Dbl.
GRAM The rain put stop to business the levee and
did not hear Of a sale worth reporting
PROVISIONS Pork drmer Mess retailing generally
at s4 30 bbl. of Bacon IS casks Western Sides sold
private termsholders asking si@s1kc p for Prime
Lard no transactions Of moment reported
COFFEE. Prices still better, and noticed sales
900 bags including go at 94c 1858 at ga $50 lOJe
Pm.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. Sales Of l5e bbls two lots
Ace " gallon.
INDIA BAGGING... Heavy held AZ l2c and upward
y yard.
WHISKY Small lots Of Reetided selling l6l61Sc
and Raw was held at IKE u gallon
FREIGHrs "A British ship taken for Liverpool at
1924 for Cotton and vessels the berth filing up
Tl6d Some Sugar shipped for New York So hid.
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LIvERPooL-ship AgamemnOn-0ss5 bbs lour, sS5 of
lard 81 -
BARoEboNA-sehip Neuva Teresa Gubaus-ss5 bales
ton 1850 slaves.
MOBILE-Schr Sarah Bladen-ls0 bbs whisky II do pork
3ll kegs lard, 302 sacks cotton seed.
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rss gvIHs q 'IIysf ~ F7ld gin ia NOV T0iE

Tue following statement exhibits great expansion
paper currency West The State Of Wisconsin must be
flooded paper The circulation Of the banks having
creased the last from 81 O570 S. ass We
below for References The condition Of The banks Of that
with the securities deposited the OF the
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Shipping .sntsIIigsrte.
THURSDAY, February 4, 1858,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

THURSDAY, February 4, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British Ship Agamemnon. Darby for Liverpool
Spanish Slip Neuya Teresa Cubana Boeya for Bareeosn
schr Sarah Bladen, Delph for Mobile, " Huntington
ARRIVED,
seamshp Gen Rusk smith, from Brazos Santiago Harris
Morgan 6ce-lst dist.
Bark Lone Star -, from the Coast bound to New York
3ddist.
Bark Rolla Rogers from Havana IN ballast omsser-Pont
Brig m ee Loud, IS hours from Galveston
sehf Jos cle Megahln from Havana in ballast to mas
ter--Joint
schr Thos Acton Baker from Galveston via Attakapa in
ballast, to master-2d dist l6.
sTEAMBOATs.
Antelope BealeF from Louisville
Vicksburg, White, from Victsbnrg.
Illinois FulkerSon from 81 Louis.
o ID Jr, Niueent from Donadsonvlle.
Capitol. Barfanco. from Morganza.
DR. Bailey, Dugas, frem Lockp0rt
Music. Streck, from Lsfourche.
Sallie Robinson Power, from Yazoo River.
Florida, Hntchings, from Mobile.
Linda, Parker from Red River.
Towboat Junus Reeb Andrews the Passesowed down
and to 18th nt, ship Arthur, banks Hale, Hannah
Thornton, and SCHOONER II b Meoalf-bronght up brig W
Rice. =
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MEMORANDA.

Snip Independence Eustis days from New York. to W
Hynson
sehr Republic, espoon, from Galveston.
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- VERANDAH HOTEL. CORNER OF la
hI.9i fayeite Square ana Camp street
Mi This Avorite establishment
now undergoing thorough renovation opened 10
the pnole the LIST October The location being opposite La
ayetie Square, and in the immediate vicinity all
onaoie places Of amusement better adapted the
Families haVing broad yerndahs than any in the
south This house 10 be OF the rst class
In all lis appointments.
sel4tt JOHN 7. JETER.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, o'clock pm.
IT. RE GULAR WE DIN Il SDA Y
FOR RED RIVER,

Leaves on THU RsDAY 4th instant, at 5P NJ.
r. - REGULAR JEFFERSON AND LAKE
Il Caddo packet CADDO BhLl.E-For Jefferson
Smithland Port Caddo, Benton, Monterey. Moor,
ing Landing, Albany Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campte
Grand Ecore Alexandra and all Intermediate landngshe
and very light draft steamer Cado Belle. A. Harness
master T. s. Goyne clerk will leave above. For freight
fe2 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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TE. A. UNITED STATES TItI- a~ps.
iissssssEasai WEEkIY MAI. LIVE sslnlSkree

ON TUESDAY, atom THURSDAY'lOE SATURDAY, al
P. NJ. at 8 p. NJ p M
The magnificent U The magnificent The magnificent o.
States Mail packet y. s. mail packet States mail pack Of
Princess, Capt'nI v c X S b z hatcher. Captn
wilson, VIII leave ~ ptai IL r. feathers, will
Tor Donadsonyie viii leave for Don for Donaldson
Paquemne, Baton adsonvle Plaque ' lie, Plaquemne
Rouge Port Hudson nine Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Pori
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing, Fort Sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams, ate Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams, hatcher
Waterproof Rodney, ans Nachez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St. Joseph, Grand teproof Rodney Saint Joseph, Grand
anlf Warrenton and St Joseps Grand Calf Narrenon
Heksonrg ylGuf, Warrenton yickeburg every SA-
rs Y, at blMi ken's b nd IpUk DAY. at o.
O'Clock = M Nicksburg, La clock p, NJ
The IN Els s Providence Stacks The steamer NAT.
connects at Vicks Island and Skip o H connects at
burg with the steam wit his Yieksburg with
err u s. AID, and every Ill RSDA steamer RANGER,
will take freight for at o'clock r. NJ land will take freight
al the landings on The r, W. Nc for all the landings
Yazoo river high connects Al riveras heb
as Greenwood. wi burg 18th as Green OOd at high
sinner Ranger. tax water rates.
Iing # ghtfoT all land
Iings Yazoo river
Jas highup Green
wood.
The above mentioned splendid
their regular days without fail At he honr Amounted An
attended to-
These boats viii be responsible any letter
Containing money ewey or other valuabes unless regular
bills OF ading TAKEN specifying the contents
the freight paid for any yuabes deposited with the clerk
By the passengers, or contained IN their baggage.
FOR freight or passage apply on board,
CARROLL, PRITGHARD co.,
- Union Row, 50 Carondele II.
hoD r. D. SMITH, No. 4 Teifoupitou las 81.
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought TO the City Police JAN on the
w 23d Of January 1858 the Rtif boy CHARLES Saws he
belongs to Mr. George Mcdonald who lives Louis No
throat.
The viii call and claim bis property according to law
L. BLANCHARD
- Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREL,
tef lot Clerk Of Comptroller.
MAS brought TO the city Police Jail on the
w sd January 1858, the mulao LOUIS Saws be
longs Mr. Robert Bayery who lives in Henderson COUNTY
Ky. He is Feet inches high, and has husky head.
Il. PLANCHARO
$3.50 - Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREI.
les lht Clerk OF Comptroller.
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BENNETT 4 GO.

OHAs, NJ WATERuAN.
e--zvgraxA. j. WATERMAN a. BROTH FlH
~-RsfsY7Ssya HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner OF Com
<efe<E mon and Magazine streets, have hand
daily receiving by foreign aud domestic
rivals general assortment OF articles comprising part
follows.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete
Coopersi ToolB,
Anyils, Vices, Bellows,
stoek and Dies, Screwpates,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Sbllears,
Agricultural Implements
MIL Gross cut and Pit Saws
OK Yokes, Bows Sngletrees,
Turning llathes,
Hoos, Homes, shoyels and Spades, Platform Scales
Andirons, Tenders, Shoyels and Tongs Corn Mills
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedseads,
Britannia and Plated Ware
Neat Cutters, Sausage stuRerH,
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES
o2Sly seines, Fishing Tackles, etc, eta
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-ANTOINE LEV.
ho mas the honor 10 announce the public that
sod his Restaurant situated Benyle between Old eyee
ana Oharlres streets TO Mr. EUGENE JUNEAU and
nus successor continuance Of the patronage generously
bestowed upon himself he viii be found worthy Of il in every
respect. - '''
lie would also take this occasion those who are in
aeb'ed 70 h 10 call aud settle and all who have bills against
him to send them In as early as possible
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, ~ - FOR MEMPHIS THE MEMPHIS
stAstAs n AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE con
Ss=h sng Of six hrst class steamers unsurpassed on
the Western waters in all qualities conducive
safety and pie Of travellers arranged 10 leave New
leans every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at s
O'Clock r. NJ, viz:
ION MONDAYS
Ben franklin. .......... Capt. j. D. Clarke.
Nebraska. Capt. A, r. Irwin.
-ON NEsDAYS-
John SimOnds. Capt. q. b. Church
-QN FIR ID Y s.
IL H. W .Napt. II. II Newell
Belfast. ............... Capt. w. Wray
These Boats connect with the Railroads Memphis; also
with rstcass Packets for s. Louis and for Louisville
J. II. FRELIGH, Agent,
nl2 3m Office under the st. Charles Hotel
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F-@@ ,xv~ -uszrsrzrxsu-- FOR LAKE BoRGNr
ss,@---sszGULF RAILWAY. - Depot
so 8 Z ~ Sls ZEE sbkS4AHGkksE z

RAILRUAD,
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily At O'Clock
A. M;arriges AT Brookhaven Ms hundred and TWENTY
eight niles from New Orleans at 225 O'clock r. NJ Returning
reaches New Orleans At 3:lS O'Clock, r N. ~
FARE-Three per mile each way Children under
years o. age, Tree Children between i've years Of
age and eoloTed persons, half price
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained At the Office Of the
COMPANY, Caiope and Magnolia family tckets
"5oies Or halves in packages Of twenty price
bo0ted persons are permitted ride without
written expressly authorizing them TO do o and naming
the stations to and from which they 60 As The pass vii
pe retained by the Conductor will good for ru in one
provided with two WE ~ ~ ''e
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhavsn
and intermediate stations 40 NJ every Tuesday Thurs
ay ana Saturday leaves Brookhaven for New Orleans
eefedate stations every Monday Wednesday and Friday
goInng az 5O o'clock A. d. This train stops Fridays and
TO receive and deliver freight but any other dnys
after 8 O'Clock p. NJ. ~ I'P0'
7. s. WILLIAMS, sup't Transportation.
~ line OF TOUR horse mail Brook ha
70 and rom Jackson to rookhayen every day
inE WIN the pAssehgertrsins. B3H
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- n ANTHONY ASTREDO's OYSTER
&SA . 1sALOoN AND RESTAURANT, No l6 Roya
Nh n street, adjoining the PostO1ice.
~ ANTHONY ASTREDO respectfully informs
his friends and the public that he will his on
SATURDAY l2h at O'Clock A. NJ precey. His arrange
ments are such that epeues always rely obtaining at
his Saloon the best description OF BAYOU OYSTERS GREEN
market can afford
MEALS AT ALL HOuRs, and at the shortest notice
His collection Of WINES and LIQUORS passed by
any other establishment
splendid saloon stairs arranged especially for the
Of private parties and families
FRU N Of III kinds PICKED OYSTERS etc nv whole.
sale and retail, in and barrels
Special attention given orders the city or
country. 800 "
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THE IMPROVED McCHEsNEY WAsH-
IL ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and for sale nv ne snh
scriher. Orders left 70 Apollo street. 2e4 Magazine s,r9
IN Box 6 Mechanics Exchange the grocery sor az
James Collins Is Apollo street. where specimen NAV H.
viii be promptly attended to- All ask OF the public h a s
trial. and IL they do give satisfaction return them ana ~
money will be refunded. hIJ. N, DAbGHERTY anu 'ns
yA ~ No. ~ Apollo street,
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HARDWARE.

B.. 7. X. BENNETT. FRANCIS IuReks
n NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTihI,
Y "a IRONWORKs.Ihe undersigned beg leave to inform
SY the public and builders generally they are manu-
featuring all kinds Of Architectural Building roV
Work. at Nos 55 and 81 Circus such Yerandahs
ing Shutters, Safe aud Bank Doors Straight and eus,
stars. Iron Bridges Roofs etc.
They constantly haHd and Wrought Iron O.
Venttntors and Sash Weights all orders or
every descrptonof Castings Columns House Fronts
ma II BENNETT 4 co
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Leaves on SATURDAY Eth inst, ats r. NJ
, T7-s - REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW
Packet-Ihe splendi T. entirely new running
passenger packet Red Chief, j. g. Shute,
master, e. kouns, Jerk will leave above positively for
Arkansas Line kely' Landing Warwick IS Landing
vide, DeGhce Landing Point Pleasant Mouth Bayou Barthol-
omew Trenton Monroe Columbia Trinity and all intermediate
landings the Black and Ouachits river, VIII through
bills for freight for al landings above the line with privilege
OF shipping by her new keel boat built for this trade Apply
on board, or TO
@. L. KOUNS,
at Shaw limits Office Al Front, cor Poydras street.
fc3 J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising gent.
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IN WATCHES, JEwELRY AND sILvERwARE
Eh$ LOUIS NUN
Informs his friends and the publc that prepared n
show them his beautiful Of articles Ia his lima 81
leeted by himself in France England and Switzerland viz
Bracelets, Brooches Ear rings, Rings, Thimbies.
Ladies' and Genemen's Watches Chains eontines Cbae
laines Seals and Keys. 1872 0o0
Napkin Rings, Rings, Silver Spoons and Forks
Silver Cups Plated Waters Casters Cake Baskets Cans
sticks and variety OF articles too mention
e wishes 20 remisd TIE public generally that only the VERY
prices -
B-Notce is hereby given that he make discount of
from 20 b twenty his already prices in order
% reduce his stock, and in anticipation of liquidation to retire
RI CTIoN:
On SILYRRWARE, 10 per cent.
On WATCHES and JEwELRY Of all descriptions is mar
cent =" Ps'
On PLATED WARE % Der CENT
RS-GAsH paid for old Gold and Silver.
LOUIS MUH,
ds 3m No. II Chartres street, New Orleans
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steamships GALVEsf0N and MAGNOLIA, Of 1900 tuns bur
then each built expressly for this route and
TO avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising the pas
sage Of the Texas bars.
Passengers will leave New Orleans Ferry Landing
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING. st71 O'clock commencing Thursday the Of
February 1858
The MAGNOLIA, Capt JONES' Will leave on HI RS E<-N
and the q GALVESTON. Capt +, 7. Terry, SUNDAYS,
Returning, the days Of leaving lndsnoa will be WEDNEs
DAYS aud SATURDAYS: and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS. =
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted at the Com.
pany's Landing IN New Orleans the ons street
and viii be transported through ports Of destination without
extra charge hind the
by the line Of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply At the office OF COMPANY
he only Office Of the lire n New Orean corner Of St Peter
and LeFee streets opposite jackson Square where cabin plans
Of the steamers may be and secured
A. b. SEGER, Vice President
myll If NJ o., Opeousas and r. W Railroad O.