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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

Per steamship Chas Morgan. from Indianola and
Galveston -Sledge, lady and servant, Denies, Les
sat Capt. Wakeman, Parish and lady. Poncy. Cal
lnp Dean lady. child and servant. Wakeman, 3.
II. Sears, Green, lady and daughter, Bashans, a.
Sterat Yates. West, Palmer, Davis, Denvis, Daven-
port, Ellis McManns, Miss Davenport, Toland,
Key, Mckee, Bertois, Dennison, Green Branton,
Moore, Sneed, Harper. hickey, Miller, Covington,
Gartz, Puyer, Price, Jackson, Cannsell, sterning
Finn Gapide. Colceat, Barksdale, Sterling Virlee,
Hnyendale, Hughes, Furgerson, Hughes, Shilling
and son, Jones, Forkner, Mnrdough, Taylor, Rose,
Henning, Ford, Clapway-Il on deck, 5 negroes.
Per ship Missouri, from New York;. D. Fish
"a steerage.
Per bark Gerhard, from Bremen 40 steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
Beloxs--Coming Up.

Ship Thomas Harvard, Robinson fm Liverpool
October 18th, to J Il Ashbridge q Nephew.
Bark Winthrop, -, Is days fm New York, to
Geo a Fosdick eco.
Brig n stetson, Oliphart, fm Tampieo to S Fer
nandez &co.
Brig Col Penniman, Coffin, I'm New York, to G W
Hynson &co.
Brit brig Creole, Robinson, I'm Ruatan Island, to NJ
de Lizardi &co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
Leaves on sATuBD AY pa inst. a& 5 T., NJ
FOR CAMDIlM. ERENGIPORT.

~ 81 Beach HIs Millcr's Blnf Ii.tle Bay Nhain.
pagnolls, Wilmington, Pigeon Hills. Nasie Sa-
azszsszel liHe Alabama Landing OHachta City Mouth of
ayen Bartholomew, Trnon Monroe, Pine BlnIs Columbia.
atfisonhurg Trinity and all Intermediate landings oaaehit
fiyers The magnificent passenger packet Dr. BulnuR-
ton ake MASTER viii eave as above For freight pas
vIRGINIUs G. DENTZEr,
DO Advertising Agent,
THE mr. B. Isnst Of dock having heen thoorgig re-
nared aud ehed shpeets rty her ensHiu in the
teads he IN ire
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
hea1es TuEs2AYt bse; 2S.stoP. y, positively.
aeaves TUESDAY. Dec. Is. M r p. M.
o.5 REGULAR DUACHITA r


. 49, h-Fef Camden, Ghampagnolle, Trenton, Monroe.
Columbia HarrisonbuTg Trinity All intstrie-
afHssEARdpe way and plantation landings on Onaciiia
and Black rYersThe new elegant and very light dfamsht
passenger packet steamer Lizzie Simmons, Moore,
master, win leave above For freight passage having
elegant passenger accommodations amply board.
flRGlNIUS G. DESTzET,
dl2 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

Capt Hand, Of the bark Isaac r, Davis, reports
having left Rio de Janero November 18th passed
Pernambueo November 2sth, and arrived off the
bar on the 18th inst Left in port brig Geranium,
ships AquiIla and Borodiene, and brig Normond
for New Orleans. Bark Canperano sailed for
Baltimore on the 18th November. Bark ". H.
Newman sailed on the llth November for Balti-
more.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

~ n AllHFnNle THssfay and 81 nhy fen Day Farket
lFst1A54s-FoE GHrnds Rireftfh and magnificent
at running peeket LtGaie StIat-
lnOnS di. Moore w leave dbOTe for Camden,
Beach Hills Iite IIas HIcIs BlMf Cbamp#gh0le Pigeon
III. Marie Saline Ala.ame landing ID Ath9nne Trenton.
Nburoe snd all intermediate tnengs uRehfta and black
iiyers. For eight passtFe apply en- how'd, to
MGGOELUM ~ HAWTHORN
do sire
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

Leaves on THU RspAY Dec. p. 7.et5P.M
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
FzS n Orleans Packet Iine-u. S. Mail Packet-For
Memphis and tho Bends-The fine first class pas
rss55Ssass packet steamer John SimopIfs,
. Frank Hicks master, will be reody receive freight Tues
morning the foot Of Grfd street. and will leave
above. For freight pussaga apply on board or 10
JOHN E. HYDE i CO.,
del under ST. Charles Hotel left wing.
This line connects a Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and superior packets for St Lnni and
Louisville Also at Napoleon with u s. NJ packets for White
and Arkansas rivers
n1P Bills adng signed the office of the agents up
O'Clock on the day Of departure.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
STEAMBOATS,.

Nd. AND r~z@ry,z.xvy=zsu.,-,
i .0sT..h MEMPHIS y. MAIL b @sSss5 b
- sshLINE OF PACKETS.
Composed Or the splendid steamers
Iugomar. D. Clarke master,
Ed. j. Gay. Bart Bowen, master,
leaving every TUESDAY, nt5P.M.
Imperial, @. S. Rogers, master,
John Sim0nds, j. r. Hicks, master,
Every THURSDAY, att SPIN.
New Unt lie Sam. A. r.. Irwin master,
H.R. w. Hill, T. H. Newell, master,
Every SATURDAY. at5P.M.
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
For freight passage apply 10
JNo. E. HYDE i CO., Memphis Packet Office,
n2I II ST. Charles Hotel. left wing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
spoken.

& BY Capt soule, of The ship southerner, from
London ON The 18th inst, in lat, 49, long. s5 brig
Titania, from Gienfuegos bound to New York,
BY Capt. Hughes, Of the ship Missouri, from New
York, on the 18th inst, off Key West, schooner
Lewis Milford, from Philadelphia bound to Mobile.
On the 10th inst, of Tortngas saw five steamers,
supposed to be men-of-war at anchor.
BY Capt. Strickland, Of the ship Emily Augusta,
from Liverpool, Sd inst, in lat 20 4s, long 5s 10,
bark +. S. Means, from Rio de Janeire bound to
New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
Leaves on S sATtrRDAY. fee ~ ut 4 p. NJ nositfvels
RE(aTF,KR gAYGtVT IN A Fe}F EEffF,fR

Fsns5 sasI n N WV .nI slI34lE n rssRsF
usssrzFa mater, viii lenye aBoye for AflnnsEs Iine,
Uos ufs Lynd Grove Deilalse, Pefn Pleasant ouacits
City TFeuton Monroe Harrffpnuuf Trinity and all
date landings Bsyon Barhoonew and 0uaehia Riyer.
For fullher Information apply on board.
V1RGIHIUS G. pENTIEIl
d2i Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

leaves SATURDAY. Dee, %. at 5 r, NJ. positively
REGULAR sHREyEPpRT AND LAKE
ss% !, Facket--For Jefferson. Smithand Port Caddo
II Grand Bayou oushat'a Gampte, Grand Eeore
a-z3sag2St Maurice, Montgomery, Cotile, Alexandria,
NoTmNn's, tortOn's, Barbn' aud all Intermediate landings
Red riverThe entirely elegant light drsut and swift
running passenger packet Gen. j. L. Hodges. Sende
master WIN above For freight passage having
fiRGINIUs G. DEETZEL.
dig ."a Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
Leaves On SATURDAY. Dee q, at6P NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER AMI

REGULAR RED RIVER AND
NS : Lake Paeket-Eor Jefferson, Smithisnd, Benton.
tlkfna Port Cnddo, Swanson Landing, Shreveport and
szaetssExa Intermediate landings Red Riyerrhe
splendid srnnning regular passenger packet Osceola
Mcmillan MASTER will leave above For freight passage
vIRGINIUs @. DENTzEL.
d22 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22


INDIANoI.A and GALVESTON steamship
Charles Morgan % bales cotton NJ D Cooper &eo
10 Bradley, Wilson Veg. u do Hsqlip1 n do
lins $50 hides to Thompson Barnes 22b head
cattle Inheau IL Mehle--sundries to Carroll Hoy Il
COL Fasnaeht q Bre---A D Grief &co-Leaumont,
Rlaehe &co-- G D bfstcaif &co- Wright & Allen
E NalIe &eo-- McKeever's Express Eimer--R
Mills o-Sohnermann- Giffhorn=-J Connolly eco
and order.
NEW Y0RK-Per ship Missouri ri-Assorted mdse
=consignees previously reported.
LIVERP o0Is-Per ship Emily Augusta Assorted
mdse.
RIO DE JANEIRo- Per bark Isaac Davis
1000 scks coffee to order.
NEW YoRK-Per bark G S Hunt ~ Assorted
mdse.
HAyANA--Per brig Nahum Stetson- sss;64S in
specie Asendanp Bros sle,si0 do Caballere q Ba.
sualde- $70e0 Camerden- ss4o0 do S Fernandez
AGO. sf6t64 do a G BFagaere- $1,000 do Bar.
fos-~ SAIL do B Farpin~ lot fruit S Fernandez &co
Total 125,als in specie.
LlvERp00L-Per ship Samuel Adams Assorted
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

MUB IL Ii.
ss~saas FUkS Mobile -- DAILY u. ).
e ikalA--|sMai Line-Ni inter Arrangement spen
did low pressure packe steamers labama,
California; A. L. Myers maste all bull expressly for hs
trade with superior accommodations, viii make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
water Of fe accident to boat machinery
Leaving Lake end Of the PentcharaiP Railroad DAILY
arrival of the 81 o'clock F. NJ train of for Mobile
Stopping PascagGula TU 3SAYS. Returning stops at
Paseagola Pass christian and Bay ST. Louis MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS.
nAFor tickets through to New York by the Charleston and
Savannah Steamship Routes reduced and further In
formation apply to ,,x. a 49, .=
OIL If % ffrsr1er street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

leaves on SATURDAY Dec. %. at5P.M.
Regular u s. N Packet.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
s5y s Packet-For Memphis and all the lieudsThe fine
lssSASyseaEs first class passenger Packet New Uncle
A. r. Irv iD master, will be rendy
freight Wednesday Of Girod street. and will
leave above. For fright apply board,
JOHN Il. HSUE & CO..
dis under ST. Charles Hotel left wing.
sg>This line 81 Memphis with the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad and superior Jackets for ST. Louis and
l. usville.
Bills Of adng Signed ofca of the Agents mp TO
o clock on day Of departure.
Leaves TUESDAY. 18th inst. at B p NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Mey h. Packet Lme-Reguiar U, s, Mail Packet-For
q Memphis and all the Bends-The irstcass pms
packet steamer ed. j. Gay, Bart.
BoWen maser will be ready receive freight the foot
God Saturday morning and will leave
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
JOHN Il. HYDE Il CO..
d2O uns er St. Charles Hotel left wing.
BJ-Tbs boat Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and superior packets for St. Louis and
Louisville.
Bills ang signed the office of the agents o'clock
n a Of dennrtnre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
Leaves On sATERpAy. Dec %. atSP.M

Leaves SATURDAY ntc %. al 8 r. n.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACK ET-
nsg n For Shreveport Grand Bayou, GaInpe, Grand
Ecore, St. Maurice Montgomery Gniiie, Aexan-
3s2xzs59lria Norman's, Gorons Barbins and al INFER.
mediate landings Red rfverhn entirely light dtugh
fast running passenger packer Grand Duke. sam. Au-
plegae MASTER will leave as above For freight passage
apply board.
yIRGINIUs O. DFNTZEI
d5 AaEnrtislne Aaenf :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
N EMPHIs
LowER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every SATURDAY atbPM
NEW ORLEANS AND EEGSS-
sy h. burg s. Mai Isine-For Donaldsouville, Ptaq
aenine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Baycn Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, N0tchez, Water
proof Rodney, Joseph, Grand Gulf and yics
bnrg-Tha Watcher, T. p Ieahers MASTER will leave
q above every Saturday at o'clock P NJ
J.J. PERSON b 60. Agents,
seI0 Al Caroadelet street
The Nstches connects veksburg with the Hope
and Prince for Yazoo river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

HAyANA--Per steamship Habana-8 bales cot
ton 95 bales moss II hbls -four 90 tos hams 420D
bxs raisns so scs oats 30 scks bran 35S hides bis
pecans 80 scks nuts 25 bbls apples 10 bbs turpen-
tine pkg specie tst622.)
Z HAyRE-Per ship Harvest 20So bales cotton
1920 slaves.
LIVERPo ooL--Per ship Cavalier 1910 bales cot
ton 1880 stayes.
sAETANDER Per bark casualidad- 500 bales
cotton 1900 slaves.
BARCELONA brig AIbertina-- ss7 bales
cotton 1900 slaves.
Is bbls aour hf bbls butter cks oil | csk bacon
! Is kegs pigs feet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
pEoPLB1s III N b.

PEoPLE>S Y4INE-FoR THE COAST,
sSasS h, BAYOU sAHA AND FORT ADAMS -IhS
fine, stauHch and comfortable passenger Steamer
g Olden Age, Cept. Weistag, Leaves evsfT
SATURDAY EN NENtH5, n 3 o'clock.
Tho substantial swifs4annng Passenger Steamer r. W
Powell, Capt Hene, leaves every TUESDAY EVENiNaA
A' ana NAT i Rw ADAMS h co. AGENTS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

Leaves on THURSDAY. Der q, AZ s p ~
RED RIVER pASAEN GER PA GK.
fzg Aet-Ibe new ard magnihrenly furnished pasSen-
if5ltb7as ger Jacket w. Burton, Sam awson, naser
s5szss A.. Dun ar, clerk, will leave New Ore ms
ABOVE Nacit ehe GA Eeore. Tiger 1sisud Tessers
p Rachal's, st Muufics Faylon's Montgomery Durant,
Bnxton's Cane Little Rivers, Cotie Aexdndra Pine
ye Iie ce No mau's, BaFbRs and all Intermediate land
in4s. FortAeight or passage agplg On On boa d.
FtR6INIUS u. DFNT2EL,
d2l Advertising Agent
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r,surNarox. April I2-There is but little
W., ,ha, Roger A. Pryor, Of Virginia, and
...r Potter. of Wisconsin, left the city last
"a, for hostile meeting. Many rumors are
'rrculation, but nothing Is really know
Y -. 70 the result The cause OF the quariel
~, Potter in the report OF the LoveJoy
finance. In the Congressional ilope, lh-
esiu,.,.a in The sketch of his remarks Onen-
Frp, n'n,ds which he did not utter in the hall.
s ~ ss,nr questioned by Mr.. Pryor, Wednes-
~, I" M House, regarding 1t, the following
.,ioquy ensued ~ ,,r;x,,sr.
M M s,:en1ion 10 the report in the Globe con-
ca a.ninr The Loveioy difficulty OF THURSDAY
rihAS ia rad from the record to show that
-, 81 pn,tsr had interpolated language he did
~, nss and in manner touching personal
-S'.,ions in most material regard.
a a.. and would stand by it, and had a
lu, e, ~ correct the omission in the reporters
gu 60 and that Mr. Pryor had taken an un-
IT, able liberty in striking out remark
'sh,s wi;hou, cons ulting him.
Mr. PRYOR replied he had erased no WORD
.sa ,sn,rters had written, but felt authorized
] !" s,,ikine out an unwarranfed intersection
u , sr nv the member The gentleman
..iS he stood by his language. He understood
Mn, 10 rive him Mr.. Pryor. liberty OF con-
. .~ the remark rs he pleased. Whether
:, No, he will stand by it, the sequel will de-
nons.raie
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April l2th-s +. Nat tour
o,c,aek This afternoon Potter had not left the
CI,y It's generally conceded now that there
will be no fight.
THIRD DISPATCH.
v.sBrSsToN, April IL, 10 p. M.-RApubli-
ran authorities say Messrs. Potter ana Pryor
are both in Virginia; that the former prompt
" accepted the challenge and named rifles, dis.
lance 80 feet, and that Pryor's seconds object
ID to the weapons as not recognized in the code
daello.
The affair excites intense interest, and ru.
mors are numerous. II is stated, however, with
an air Of authority, that Hindman, Of Ark.
who first ted for Pryor. has gone home, and
Hawkins. of Kentucky. is now acting in his
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80 pI I,I1 LATER FROM suRorE'
- Of THE PER0lA

.rri, ,a.-The steamship Per.
xss Yosk, . - : later inteltigeAce froa Law.
y sith ore 20" 70, ,n.t.,) arrived teiS morning.
ss~ssoa 10 N" ,.,er COMMERCIAL news,
g. eslpes p no /. rsa Quesss sewa.-A die.
iospcs. trnca says that the French troops
IA from s ne on the 18th. Announcer ossl'
sse.d !. s, he march from Bologna towards Ma
49,. s.ssa :. .,mou.... garrison At Nice was about
.s-hire 70 rom Florence says that Prince
aispSisa nroc lamation TO the Tuecans,
r.r,ssean, me King Of Sardinia UNDER
..as sasa 'ss' ch,ec, in annexation 10 be the
,sras then s.;r energies with those various
1858 o. nave elevated him to tbe nauonal
.ses VIZ that his nrst Iesosuuon 80 ~ =
aTss., Their happiness " 'A' '"'-
sect ns from Vienna says the Austrian
Ad'fras". addressed no,c 10 the Cabinet
,ahsei n" ss,eruly protesting against the an.
!. TanA Tuscany, Parma and Modena 10
p.ysIea '. md maintaining her inc0ntesucie
PeiaeanSs rose an act which IL despo,iing le.
rshi' ~ Princes Of Siatee grante0 snen
eaxas-o,vsn treaties. one says .s au n"n..
aol Seu '.s .hsse same treaties secured ~ the
YOuse O. Gina. n March mails have reached
Ths Tss news in them Is mea9re. Mr.
lseea' heeu chosen President OF Monte
Rsisa' Coffee a, Rio was quiet.
'iseo Rsak OF England had advanced It's rat'
d. iseII. andon Times gives full particulars o
Toe massacre at Rome BY the Papa
h ,Hs,rss The slaughter was much wore
i'sas er.. rrported. One hundred ana forty
sis a. ,,syxons were killed and wounded
s'sa ~ Of ladies were among those injured
! ASs,a.r,can Vice Consul received stab II
40 ga. A. and several French soldiers on out!
', ,n VA commercial report BY the Prince Al
~ 80 the 3ist, the sales OF cotton for tn
s ~ should have been reported 6s,sV bales
,ass M 1900.
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Congressional.

WARRINGTON, April l2.-Semate.-Mr. Bigler
introduced bill extending the limits of the
por, Of entry and delivery at Philadelphia.
House bill was passed confirming certain
land entries under the Sd section OF the Post
Once appropriation bill passed March 3, 1855.
Mr. Mason called up his resolution for the
recess of Congress from April 18th to April
10Th, and after some debate withdrew it.
The remainder of the day was devoted to
passing District of Columbia bills, and among
those passed was one incorporating the U. S.
Agricultural Society.
Adjourned
Hnss.-Senate bill to settle the title to lands
Along The Bombay line between Georgia and
Florida.
The Pacific Telegraph bill was considered-
no action.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Tariff biHs Mr.. uardemaM
made speech in defence of the institution OF
slavery, and was replied to by Mr.. Dawes in
al Anti-slayery speech.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
signed to u.s. az Trustees. all their stock IN trade
and partne Iship assets Of the late hrm of Schmidt
4 Seldner. by = deed Of trust, which has been du-
ly recorded 10 this city. ,,,. w,.-
ks,.. Rum, Gin. Segars. Havana elcsr leaf. seed
leaf. Yara Tobacco, manufactured CheWlng ara
smoking Tobacco. together with al! the Tables.
Stools. Boxes and Brands usually ftynd IN large
Wide Water street. sVsa
Of large stock of Wines and Breudiee in The
Custom House. Norfolk. under bond, and Of
casks White Vino Vinegar.
The stock is new and we'll selected. and peIsOn'
desiring to engage in tho business will find It :.
their ADVANTAGE to examine the stock, which vii
be shown hy Mr.. J. J. MOORE.
The whole stock will be sold at public auction
commencing At u O'Clock, e the store. above s,
disposed Of The stock in bond Will BE- sold q e.
Custom House. in. mediately alter the sale at tn
stores il completed.
TxRMs OF SALE.-Ali sums under 500, cssh
over 500 and undsr 03DO. ~ days; over 500 ant
under 500, ~ days and all sums owe, 9Wo.
R BIC DDJ a; ! R4A AXE Ja..$ Trustees.
ap9-td- J. ]. MOORE co, Auct's.
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M Large and Attractive Supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN 4 FOX.


Have been opening. during the past two weeks,
and are now prepared to offer, q complete assort-
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots Of Foreign Goods, which will be sold at
prices much lower than those OF former seasons
We mention few only Of the most attractive ar
ticlos:
English BEREGES, in immense variety;
English and French BEREGE ROBES; to 10
VOLANTS;
very large assortment Of SILKS, of every va
rety Of style. at Is to 50 per cent. below the cost
of Importation.
French Printed JACONETS and ORGANDIEe;
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS. Of every descrlp-
svr, Monbi ELAINEs and cHALLIEs;
French and India FOCLARD SILKS, some en-
tirely new and handsome designs.
Our stock of Domestic Staple Goods has never
been more extensive.
| NEGRO CLOTHING, of every grade.
! Amongst the last named, We would call the spe-
cal attention Of buyers to some very large lots Of
! Virginia and Georgia Plain and Striped OsNA-
BURGS. and = large variety Of other articles Of
| Southern manufacture.
| BREEDEN FOX,
! mhl2-4wif ~ Broad street.
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By A. d. Williams, Auct'P.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE

TRUsTEE,A SALE QF REAL ESTATE
LEIGH sTREETS, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
Of deed Of trust. executed tp the anhscr,her by
Joseph X. Weisiger: Trustee. dated 50 Deoember:
Office, being thereto requested by F. H. Clarke, the
holder Of one Of the bonds secured by SAID deed
premises, commencing at ~ O'Clock P: M; the
property by SAID decd conveyed, 70 Wit certain
ON the east side Of 5th street, a. above stated,
fronting thereon 81 feet and running back 10 feet
to an alley 10 feet wlde.it beipt re ss|s DO o.
Joseph X Weisiger, Trustee. snd 10 now in the
occupancy of Mr.. c. D. McIrdoe.
TERMs-Huhfcient IN cash to defray the ex-
penses of executing the trust, and 70 pay on 2
bend for the principal sum Of 91sa. tossthef With
Remainder upon such terms Of payment ~ will b
made known at the time Of the sale. s
ROBERT HOWARD, Trustee.
A. d. WILLIAMS. AuctT. Ap u I'D
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ATTRACTIVE SToocK OF NEW GOODS NOW
.rw.o, S OPENING prr.,

ATTRACTIVE sTocK OF NEW GOODS NOW
AT Wholesale AND Retail,
J. MILLHrsER L BROTHERS. lss a.osd street,
At unprecedented Low PRICES FOR CASH.
or to e paying customers on the n'aA tme
On. ;!Sfk COMPRISES in part excellent bsr,sins
call and examination of Goods and prices 10 only
necessary to insure sales to the most economical
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
SILKS OF newest designs in any quantity. from
f fss' sess Biz. e! rs in ii. city.
Beregss; Grenadnes; Tissues; Oresndies
ne yard ana in robes less than Is per on cost
10 pieces pure Irish Linen at % cents per yard.
PIECES psrs Irish Linen at % cen Per per yard
Linen Bos3ms OF Al grades, very cheap; Linen
and a's ssn Tasn
z'stsSasi and Win %Sf 80 d H6jSis;: b'ss''
Grapes: is the Dsss os s;
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Snf Bsw1 and
dale. wsarsutts: Gala Mills, and others. by the
piece or by, the yard. Also. full stock Of such
SsiSf 'sfR1 fsss zNr
800 French Lace Points; $50 Lace Nantes. of va.
rious styl les; Burnous. Mandarines, Piccoominls
and al! the newest styles cut. Also. large stock
ewSPRING SHAWIS. ereeedinxly cheap.
EMBROIDERlES.
In this department we show the largest ant
cheape. Goods of the kind in the city. without
exception, comprising everything coming unde
this head, too numerous to mention. We, how
ever call the particular attention of ladies to thu
assortment Of neat Camtric Bands. which are ..
desirable.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
| Ladies', muses., gents and boys Hose and Hal
Hose. of all kinds and all prices very low by tn,
| dozen or by the pair.
PARASOLS AND LADIES' SUN UMBRELLAS
| In great variety and cheap.
| BONNET RIBBONS,
| At our usual unrivaled low prices.
Merchants from towns or the country who ar
| making their selections in this market, would ooh
suit their interest by giving stock an examina
ton. rs on many Goods they oan save Is per cent
| in purchasing from us.
j. MiLLHIsER BRO, 1873 Broad 1t.
NH la-lm
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NOISWSTU U0HBG28.
Eor.d, n MORE, April l1.--Flour 6rm aud bette!-
d ssn99 greet held 1T @6. Whost buoy ant-white
sN M red eI.lsnl So Cora quiet-white Z!
assdy ''v ~ lzM7a Provisions unchanged and
no s.. s".x April l1.Stocks active md better
q ''i 81 under the fsrs a.: n"vs Flour SnchsSs-
bvsr AZ. 49, hisher-no SOsthsra reported. Corn
asH' Paw Ss' mixed Hs7S. white Tan. yellox
..s.Ss 3. sn -. af ssa e. ,sa6
fssd s.e Ss.I. 1oein steaay u elm. AIes
= = ~: s g Yosk. April 18th, Of ekye0o VI. 81
$500 Do. steok ny $780,
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Political.

BALTIMORE, April 12-l0 p. M.-The Union
Mass Meeting this afternoon was large and
a,Ausias ticaiiy attended 1t was addressed
HCoieman Yeilott, Jno. p. Kennedy, Morri-
naHarris, Richard w. Thompson and others.
Twenty delegates were chosen 10 represent
'hcy in the State Convention of the Con-
slaiional Union party, which meets here on
ael9h inst. The meeting adjourned to Mon
anent Square, where it is now progressing.
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ny Chas. T. Workman 4 Co., Auct's.

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MOLAS.
- SEES AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, the
18th April, at our warehouse on the Dock, COM
mencine at II O'Clock A. NJ, We will sell the cargo
Of bark Mary c. Porter, direct from Cenfuesas.
consisting of .ocn
223 hhds prime to choice MuscOvadO SUGARS.
ALSO,
The cargo per schr. Eclipse, from Matanzas, Gu
ba consisting Ot ,
TERMS OF SALLY. For sums under $lG0, cash;
over s 100, four months credit for approved nego-
table paper.
~ Sale without regard to weather..
CHAS. T. WORKMAN CO.,
apl3-tds AuctlOneorS.