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SPECIFICATIONS concerning the ri z hit of
~ of twenty of double railroad Canal
street from Rampant to the Meairie Road THENCE down
said Meairie Road 10 the Bayou ST. John Bridge.
One of the tracks shall be the northeast side OF
Canal street. the bordering TIC
tfa ground commencing Rampant and down
straight line Meiae Road thence four feet from
The Of said Meare Road the Bayou ST John
Bridge and the other the side Of sail Canal street
bordering the neutral ground,
commencing Rampant street. running down in ST s;ght
Metaie Road from thence onr feet from the center
Of said Mesaile Road down 10 the Bay Gu Bridge.
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1s.7.7 a 80. Nj n q,
resd 81 ins side IF Asts etsst ffena Aspna " w
As'as street, = ysSSARp.
e e III N EARsrAII. y
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

GAZERAC RRAHDIES-WE HAVE A GOOD
psupply hand and receiving by direct from
France additions 70 stock Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1895 eighth pipes 1888 in eighth and
quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 In half quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and
generally this article is and handkerchief Fer sale
New York terms and prices by
WIZ. r. LEVEkICH CO.. "a Old Levees st.,
nIa ly - Sole in fhia city,
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WINES. BRANDIEs, etc.,
AGENCY OF
MARETT 4 CO., BRANDY, Cognsc.
PoULTNEY &co., BRANDY, Gognac.
q. G. Il. LURNAN, BRANDY, bordeaux,
r. KEEPER CO., WINES, Bordeaux
MORT GHANDoN, CHAMPAGNE, Epernsy
MARzETTI 4 SONS, PORTER and ALE, London.
sThe subscriber being duly authorized asnt the shove
mentioned houses olei orders liberal terms for dire i'm
portaos Of all articles in their line, stock Of which
hand Merchandise Of description bought and sold
commission.
.s-#z..- s. WOLFF,
nil 1y Graver and New Levee streets.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOMAS
~ 30 baskets Marquis Delorme, in quarts.
20 baskets in pints.
80 baskets Belgpy, Ia Or. pins
q, baskets Yerzenag. OF bottles. 81
20 cases Imperial Wine. In quarts.
II in pints.
I cases In ar. pints
For sale by S. d. GRATIAA Il CO.,
az 50 Customhonse st.
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h LEARE.
I fON u LEAkE, ATTORNEYS AT Law, AND
IL General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN, Arkansas, will col
ieet claims in ali the Southern part of the State.
References-A.J Tny Co., Campbell Strong, j. Burn
side & Co., c. H. Slocomb Co., W. A. Violet L Co., r. W.
Rayne, Soaring Scott New Orleans Hudson, Robertson
sdslphia my2n
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DxEiNG........,...D YEIHG ..DYEING
BoNTEMps, DYER AND soouRER.
No. 80 Bourbon street,
~ me honnr nfon the public that he has lust assumed
ana s g the Dyeng Establishment No. Is Royal street.
nv ns ~ YIN CONTINUES heretofore with the careful aen
9en ios which he Is celehrnied = - - =
a. ana IN which, for The twelve years he has salts.
~ .hs customers Of his establishment on Boubo
arse guarantee for those whs may honor him with thei.
- d7-v
~ UszA;as - -.suStSAaHSsUGAR--FoR SALE, VERY
complse with all connections napess ro 81 uchas ,ia
eier ny feet Inches in length engine Ia
ter or cylinder by AZ inches length stroke fiar
diameter BY e feet long full a. Snes Eetsss -
wrought iron Tanks of IL hogheads capacity each S
feIa II No i Canal stre s H. a..
pOlLEVIN q CO.'S CoGNAC--so halves. a on.-.
- and 70 aishahs In Cnstom nuae For AZ II
s. ID. HRki,iAA CO.,
aid - tsusemhoase stree.
pUNCIH-iso boxes Batavia Arrac, for sale BY
L g. WOLFF.
~ hss eorusr fsrsvier and New Iesee sta.
nLD AND PURE RYE WKEISK Y-iou barrel
y warranted old and pre, il store and Tar teIs by
teli SS 49 = .inNFs Hfss NJ fsfaviar ssroef. s
- = =
IHAMEAGE Es-i0s packages IN cases and baskets bali
= nssniS tef sails " 5 ID. GRATlAA 4 CO.,
= ~ 70 aus0mhansa street.
POkTEH-io casks MsrLsps London Stout, for sale By
-, s. WOLFF,
10 ea.psf asavier sni Nsw I.ssss ~
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3 .s5s uoNpIoIIER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May %, 1860.
mo. 1851
Resolpe Comptroller be and he is authorized
SELL days 10 the official Journal
making sidewalks with curtenes and woadsn CUTTERS
around Maeay square the work to De made according pec
fsignedl j. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed JOHN +. MONROE,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
tsgneaI GERARD srIrH. Mayor.
WV sa1osos, Secretary.
Notice hereby given on THURSDAY, Tth June 1860,
will Rdndcate al Office at IL O'Clock NJ the above con-
tract.
my2S lat v. DUPLEssIS. Comptroller,
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
oE the construction Of brick sidewalks borered by curb
and wooden CUTTERS both sides 81 First FROM
n ana ssniind Aaeay square Basgandy, ST. Ciaud
| : aAiiif and Jeanne stlaets
/ Ej,s.s .....,.,. CONTRACTS.
t Svs ne sidewalks both sides OF First street,
- :, - ~ 8pole Streets 70 be feet in width.
ten fest b width. s esVn'u s.ssas's ssNss' " =
NEsHewed and dressed cu,tones sai, line the
81 North river blue or oer snss ~ eoualIy
$3.50 anasiy wth them beped Al me IN Il sa,twer
The slope OF the sides from three feet 9n
to thirty Inches wide, and four inches thick Thes shan IA
end with nicely cut through the me- where Icaafed
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Died,


BpcK.--M West Farms, Wednesday, March IA.
JAMES, eldest Of William and Jauetse Beck, aged
years and IL monihs-
The relatives and friends Of the family and OF his
cies john Charles James and Alex Bathgate, invited
attend The funeral from the residence OF his parents,
on Sunday afternoon, at half past two O'Clock.
CUNNINGHAM On Wednesday, March IA, ALICE, the be-
loved wife Of Richard Cunnn sham daughter Of Terrence
Sheridan Of the county Of Wesmcah Ireland, aged 50
years and months.
Her friends and acquantances and those Of her father
brothers James and William and also her brother In
law Patrick Sheridan, respectfully invited 70 attend
tie funeral this Saturday afternoon, NO O'Clock,
from her late residence, corner Of Sixteenth street and
avenue c.
CIAHK.-On Thursday, March Is, Of disease OF the
heart his rcsidence No. 80 Boerum street, Brooklyn,
BEPxsRp +. CLARK, aged 81 years.
IIsc funeral will takc place from st. Paul's church,
Court street. Brooklyn, this Saturday morning, At
half pact ten O'Clock where there will be solemn high
usss ered for the Iepoee Of h soul The frends Of the
isy sse respectfully invited 10 attend his remains to
Calvary Cemetery.
DoxovAS - On Friday, March l6, DAsm Donovan, aged
10 ytary.
IL. frienos ard tbcse Of his brotherfnlaw Jeremiah
Al jams Ccllrs also OF jeremiah CoughlKn, In
yitsd 10 the funeral, from his late resdepce, l25
L bern susst on Sunssy afternoon, u two O'Clock.
Fi.nioaT TbuItasy, March Mrs. Aucx FrTaAS,
\ get 81 years
he hi. Ct ne family requested 10 attend ns
rrsre fro the rfsi~rrre rf Der so- FL. law, william
iwsitoc No 90 SesEmsil kaev this (SstuIday) liter
nocE, >, tive o'c,crk.
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NrEAhLY READY FOB PUBLICATION.

NTEARLY READY FOR PUBLICATION.
IN ].
wooIsc AND wARRISo IN THE WILDERNESS; A Story OF
CAEE1rcKY. By Chas D. kin. ! vol 81.
Our BIBLE CLASS, WHAT CANE IT. BY Caroline K.
Fairfield. vol. 81.
PIONEERS, PRELcHERs AND PEOPLE or THE MISSISSIPPI.
By lie Rev. W. b. Mlburn l vol 81 %.
IN PREPARATIONS:
WOMEN soUTn DISTINGUISHED IN LITERATURE.
TIE LOVES HERoiNEs THE PoErs. Edited by 4, II.
Stoddard
PoETs PoErRr THE Souri, Edited by Jno. Es,hn
Coose ana j. H. thompson.
FIvE yrARs IN CHINA BY the Rev. Charles Taylor Cor
respondjpg Se cretary 4. e. n. K Church South.
METHODIST SUCCESSFUL, CAUSE SUCCESS BY
The Rev ID. r. Tefit DID.
JACK BorETos AND HIS FRIENDS; or, ADVENTURES or A
DERBY 4 JACKSON,
Publishers. New York
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Married,
AIsrox-BRuM-In this city, on Saturday, Feb IL, by
the Rev. +. w. Geiscn hemef, JOSEPH ArsroS, Jr, Of
Georgetown, 8. c., 10 MARY JANE BRusH Of this city.
Charlestoh papers please copy.
rncKKRsoN-HAIMKAD.--Att the Fourth avenue Presby
tersn church. on Wednesday March H. by the Rev. Dr.
Parker, Mr. ED0AR J. DICKINSON 70 Miss LIZZIE HArsrEAD
all Of this city.
McCIAY-BnxxERHorT.- On Thursday, March Is, by the
Rev. Edwin f. Hatfield, Mr.. RoBr. A. McCLAY 10 MARY
JANE. youngest daughter Of Jacob j. Brinkerho, all Of
this city
Stamford papers please copy
SMITH, sHPrARD.-On Thdrsday, March Is, by the
Rev. H. ]. Van Dyke, JAMES 8. SMITH, Jr., 10 ELIZABETH
A, second daughter Of the late G. O. sheppard, eli Of
Brooklyn.
TAYIoR-RowIxr- Trenton, N. j., by the Rev. Mr.
Wiley at the residence Of the brides father JOHN TAYLOR
to KATE NJ RowLxY, daughter Of Anthony Rowley, Hq
al Of the same place.
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power, with the raw material on the spot, and q
climate in which work can be performed
all the year round, gives them such
advantages over the Eastern States as
must one day or other place them beyond
Yankee competition. The ruin of New England
manufacturers was only question of time
1t has been fastened by the political events of
the last five or six months, and what would
have been brought about gradually is suddenly
precipitated by the madness Of Northern fana-
tics and the schemes Of party demagogues
The Industrial resources and energies of the
South will be now stimulated into rapid
and gigantic growth, without q parallel in the
history Of nations.
Meantime, the hard times in New England
will become every day harder, and new strikes
will be announced and other trades as well
a. the shoe business will suffer, and q social
revolution over the whole North may be ex-
pected, which win carry vast amount Of hu-
man suffering in its train. There Is only one
thing that can arrest the progress Of this move
ment and stave OF the evil day from the
Eastern States, and that Is . revolution at,
the ballot box which will completely over
throw the party who are the cause Of the ca.
lamity, and have inaugurated political chaos
which we fear will only end in reign Of ter
TOR.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HER ND.

The neutrality-suspicious. OF the Rcpu0-
lfcan AsPirants-The Proceedings o.
Congress-The Latest News fsom Eu-
rope, California, British C0Iumbfs, the
South Pacific, New Granada, Central
Amerfca, Mexico, Ssc.-The Latest News
--Cendition OF the Markets, Sc.
The WEzuY HERALD will be published at ten O'Clock
this mcsning Among It's contents will be found tho
folowings-The Presidency Champaign Of the Repab.
cans-The Chicago Convention-what Is to be the Plat
formSketches Of the Candidates, 6c the Proceedings
Of Congress, with the HxRALps Special Despstchcs A.
fairs at Albany; the Latest News from Europe California,
Britsh Columbia Washington Territory Chile Peru, Ecu
ador, Bolivia New Granada, Mexico, Cuba, TO-; EdAo-
rails on Prominent Events Reports OF the Cattle, Provi
sion and Money Markets. and al interesting Of tho
past week. received BY telegraph or otherwise. Single
copies, in Wrappers DO bad At the counter Of the
office, Of Fulton and Nassau streets. Price six
cents.
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The Committee Of the National Democratic ConvSnS"u
here today nquiriDg TO the capacity Of the hots
the terms for board, &c. with the Wow Of having an -
formal meeting Of tbs Democratic Convention at Charles
ten and acournDg to this city They say that Charleston
win neither be able to accommodate nor 10 feed the many
thousands who will congregate there Our hotel Keepers
promae the Committee regular changes with tho well
known hospitality Of our citizens to open their doors 70
all who cannot be accommodated at the hotels. Tho dele
cation from Illinois alone will Number one thousand.
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permanent port "a to be established as the Pensacola
Florida Marine Barracks for the distribution Of men 10
fill vacancies for the relief OF such vossas OF war a be-
long TO the Home station that may put in there,
The Department have chartered the steamer Empire
City convey the officers and arine guard for the
United States steamer Seminole, lying At Pensacola Fla,
which vessel waiting orders TO so In commission The
Empire City sails from this port on the 10th Instant
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Execution OF Stevens and Haxlett.
THE FINALE OF THE HARPxR's FERRY AFFAIR.

CHANErowN, Va, AArch 10.
The town was thronged with waters to-day, and
several companies Of military were In attendance.
Stevens AND Hazett hung Al noon. They appeared
resigned 10 their fate Stevens died very hard while
Haxett died without struggle. Both exhibited great
nrmness and resignation. There religious exer-
cses n the gaiIows, the prisoners persisted In reus
ing all the kindly offices Of the ministry IN
their last momenn They were both spirtualsts,
and had peculiar religion Of their own, which enabled
them 70 meet their fate with cheevulness and resignation.
Both their bodies have been forwarded 10 Marcus Spring.
South Amboy N. J. They viii reach BALTIMORE in the
early morning train.
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THE NiRrEEyrH LABOR OF HERcuLEs-The
Csevsli.r Webb's attempt 10 whitewash the
black republican pirates at Albany.
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Charleston Steamship Express. per
COLUMBIA
eaturuAy March II.
Closes Il our oAss two p. Il day Of sailing
Our wagons call for goods leaving ordc Il 50 Broadway
Or At he companys branch o@cs Canal strees Merchants
hanging he Call Cards OF Adams Axpreas Co., may
pend on dAlvers attending 10 the sAme
shippers requested 70 declare The vaiue Of he goods In
ton TO rates please apply 70 JOHN HoEY at ONCE
ADAMS EXPRESS co.,
Rrond
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DR.. McClintock's Cold and Cough Mix.
ture swim and positive for Ooughs Colds ADD ali m
aons Of hs membranes Of he throat palate
Price IS cents Depot u BeekmAn It Sold By drug
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Hollow ay's Pills Act upon the stomach,
scr and lung. and through hsm upon he blood purifying
resnanng ~ - rendsring healthy msAns
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Physiological Examinations, allowing
Tie taen dofeCts and proper pursuit. given daily by FOw
LER 4 WELLS N8 Broadway.
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Hon. Judge DAILY.

LIABILITY OF AN EXPRESS COMPANY.
March 1o.-K Aeyo 49, Hd,~da's E!pven Company
Plaintiff sues for the value OF two boxes Containing Silks
hosiery &c. to the value OF $780, which were given 10
defendants deliver In Alabama The goods were do.
vered, but In damaged state. Tho defendants denied
their responsibility for loss arising from danger Of rail-
negligence Or fraud Verdict Tor plaintiff FOR amount
claimed.
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Drawings Of the Delaware state Lotto

Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotte-
rics, WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
pKLAwARx cxoncIA. KENTUCKY, AND MrsouM STATE
DnAwARE-BxrRA Glass, No. 10 NAscn 10, 1850
TO- 49, H. Al, 65, 49, 16, SIS, 81 60, 81, 49, l6, 40,
DEIAwARE-CILss No $50, MARCH l6 l860
16, Is, ~, rs, 66, IS, 20, s, SO, 66, @, IL.
Cssnlan .est nrse q ehaxg7 By sddre.ne
O1caal Drawings Of Hodges, Davis q
Cas- OungpHdnAo1 LOtessp6 ef 0CugxA
CLAN 40 Mach Is. l8o4
a, z6, %, So, IS, 8, 80, z, 81, Is.
H0p0nl DAVE CO.. HaaaG9. ss.ts
Georgia
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DIR. Marsh Ccntin ues TO Apply his Radl-
cal Cure with yuccess IN e6tcng psyansus cures a
hernia rupture Marsh CO., No, vesey d NJ.
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What II Its And Where IL Itg-Thc
Ysupg 0en Congress Hat To be had WHITES only ZIG
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Progress Of the Lynn Strike.
las.nA In II

The strikers Of Lynn made great turn out in process
sion today, numbering 5000 The spectators were
moro than double that number. Several hundred ban
were borne by tho Strikers both male and female,
and the city decorated In many places with days and
streamers Tho procession comprised, besides al tho
strikers Of Lynn, several military and fire com-
panies, with bands Of music, and delegations Of
ladies' from Swampscot, Arblehead, Danvers, Saugus,
Reading Stoneham, woburn, Beverly, Salem and other
places Tho weather delightful and the proceedings
harmonious and gratifying 10 the participa&os.
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Read This. Stammering," the Cause
and Cure; By DR.. SMEDLY, oos No 6@8 Broadway Hoar
TO- as.
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Hilps Hair Dye Eoes-Depet No. Bar
clay direct and sold By Al druexA Asu hfnblsOnxucnt
G,rt H. n~ie
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Spring Boots and Gstters, OF superior
wArKINs liz Fulton street.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye and wigs ara I'm
rvAed TAe dye applied In private skyg roous Great
mproveuent In Wigs Separate rooms Tor adies Is Bond
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Spring has been Ineuguratedlat Espen-
senius OF presided s design
fAcure u light elegant fresh and beautiful IL
osn barely keep up with tells .hs so, q 4. ppgIl.ry
In par.icularthe Prise old mark
IS 60 RSPtNCHRlD, Manufacturer Of Gents Hats No us
Mnsaa arAak
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i BOOT AnD gH0I roLlseL ~c~u,~o
~ sSs = - ~ JAPANH1n POHIeH co.
~ Broems Street, oss door west Of Broadway.
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Knox's Spring Hat.-It has only Become
necessary for tho introduction offs STYLE
say though we WIZ sAy \ that HE spring ye has been
ceved with degree Of favor that evidence good
part OF h customers Bis ssea Of the past week have
been very heavy, subsantal compliment that
fully appreciate than KNOX Buy your Hats his establish
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HeHrfng's Patent Champlon Fire
arosl, New Y0k. n
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nYA11'S LIFH 8AI8AN.
II HYATrU LIFE BAl8A1.-1hs certain oouqueruR o.
nhsanasis. scrofal& xngs ny VII syssy d!ssass now
NJ from what eource derived The Liz BalBsm equally
edoaeeus In the mos Violent forms Of old Uces EryApess
Fever and MercuYiL DisesseA The certificates
psnXng each Boie win conclusiyey show hat there h
tain purifying agent and that has aso he very
Of Cameo lAvsr Cgmpant and FLstus: rInojpsl
depot 146 Grand street, agent for Brooklyn MRS HAY RS if
Fulton For sae By al druRxis Is Osus bottle
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David's Spring style OF GentlemeM's
Hats are now ready Gasaroom 10 Broadway, Duane
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Ten Pounds OF Good Conee 91-Ten
pounds superior, 81 90 and pounds Of the finest 81
CHkISTIANsON'S, No Chambers street.
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Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup.-MiI-
onof bottles used every year In the Omitted States
for children teething, with failing Relief ID
immediate and certain. Only Is cent? a bottle
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= Spring Tashfon HAITI and Caps Of
AL The lAtest styles Can and look Ut thom.
Opening for msees and chdrcns Straw Goods March D.
KELLOGG, 81 Canal street.
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Hunt q Dusenbury, Successors to Lcary
Co. leaders and introduoers CT fashion for gensmeus
hats introduce this day tho spring STYLE Nos 4snd Asor
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmlADxITmA, March 10, $780,
Stocks steady; Pennsylvania state hvss. Reading
Railroad, 21 Norris Canal, ST. Long Island Railroad,
IN; Pennsylvana Railroad, 3s,S. Sight exchange on
New York at par.
Cotton-sales To- day 5000 bales, the market closing
quiet 1t 11c for middng Sugar steady at &c.
Ike for fair 70 fully fair Flour steady at 90 50 for
peIins Mess pork SIS r. Corr declining tendency:
eales At lo1Ec. 1910. whiskey dull Exchange unal
tered.
New ORIEASs, March 10, 1850.
Cotton quiet: sales to day 5000 bales At loxc lie
for ddpg the sales Of the week add up 50 600 bales
and the receipts bales against 81 600 bales for the
same time last year. the exports Of the week .um up
1900 bales, and the total exports TO date 488 900
ali, $50 bales DO at ali southern ports, 792 500
bales stock 500 bales aus, Sugar ADVANCED 10
81 Slkc $40 Coffee Arn sales Of the week, IL 600
bags Ike al3Kc Imports Of the week, 40 900 bags;
stock 80 500 bsss against II 600 las. year Cotton
with bills Of ladiDg, lo7 1918 Sight exchange on New
York, Il u per cent premium.
Cotton dull Gales to-day 500 bales At 1olc FOR mid
ding.
Flour less firm; Howard street and city mills So Wheat
dull, and declined &C. sales At 81 60 81 65 for white
snd 81 40 81 A for red. Corn active an buoyan;
sacs Of white at re 7Sc yellow y 40 7Sc Pork
at &C.
PmADR1PmA March 10, 1850.
Flour FIRM Wes.ern extra, So Is. Wheat firm sses
Of 600 bushel, red a 81 40 q 80; white, 81 60
81. Provisions firm. Picked hams, exc. Whiskey-
Ohio at 24c
Flour very duh 1t IS 50 for supcrdne. Mess pork IN
fair demand at SIC Is SIT 90. Bacon firm at7kc q
9Xc. Bulk meats held at exc Sc. Sight drafts
on New York for gold unchanged. Money market with
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THE Board OF ALDERMEN AND THE PRESIDENT
\ or THE CRoToN BoARD.-The Aldermen pertina-
ciously continue to reject every man whose name
Mayor Wood lays before them as President
the Croton Board. Attheir last meeting they
rejected ex-Sherif Willet, by vote Of twelve
to Eve. The Mayor has now successfully APP
pointed four persons-three, at least, of whom
were unexceptionsble in every point Of view,
unless we except one, and that is that they did
not come up to the price which the Aldermen
have put upon their votes, Whatever that sum
may be. That it exceeds $4,000 q vote we
have Alderman Brady's assurance, but by
what amount We are not yet informed. Mayor
Wood, we are afraid, will have to select mill
lionare for the President of the Croton Board,
if he waits to get his nominee confirmed.
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Trussss, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ipga Bels HANDBAGS, %. Or. GLOVER, No Ann st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

News from Mexico.
New ORLEANS, March 10, 1850.
Additional Mexican says that the JuArez govern
ncnt have declared the Havana expedition pratical
large amount Of specie awaiting shipment 70 the
city OF Mexico.
Three American war vessels were before Vera Cruz
The Prebe arrived the LIT inst All oombatans
have left Vera Cruz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Mach1Mes.-
Once 6O6 Broadway New York.
a Hats, selling for %.
01NTLENkN6 DRESS HATS,
Spinning FASHIONS.
4tneee md oeo quAiny Three DolarA
WI. BANTA, Manufactures Of Gents Dress Haia
No 567 Canal street.. corner Of Wooster sreet
Marble Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

Howc's Original Sewing Machines, Fol
laRky and manufacturing purpose
Age1m wanted for ho country
Once, n BrosdWAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

IInCKnaB FARINA JELLY-A DELICIOUS DESSERT,
II The best subotue for animal food enrohes Tho
bes Of he House and all Tie principal saloons Heck
fayns Boilers 70 prevent burning soochng Jelly ko
Of various forms and patterns for the establish
ment, No. new Cas n street, near East Broadway