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ARGYLE LANDiNG-Per steamer Gen Quitman
so bales cotton GLADDEN. & SeiXas-33 bales cotton
trellson Stevenson &cO-32 Allison Pattison Geo
Y Rotehford, Brown 5000 Fellowes &co-l6 to
Carroll, Hoy &co-9 Connolly &co-6bales cotton
NJ Greenwood--3 lowest, Renshaw & Cammack-
2034 seeks cotton seed A A Maginnis-32O seeks corn
D Henkel-1l0 scks corn Horrel Gayle eco
40 bbs pork so ties hams J Murphy-l23 do do
Martin, Cobb &co-l9 ties hams Hewitt Norton &
CO.. tcs hams bales hops Grief, Byrnes eco
100 rolls leather Southern ShOe Company-l box
do Lumsien &co-12 bales do B / Mann--35 bdls
paper Stearn & Seymour-36 pkgs Covert g. Hill
56 do Stark. Stautfer &co-23l do J D Ben & Son
SS3 pkgs fruit sundries to order-Tota l91 bales of
cotton.
FORT ADAMS-Per steamer Acadia-24 hhds
sugar Al MlltenbeTger-5 hhds sugar 4 G Mario
-neau-20 hhds sugar j W Burbrdge &co-l5 do to
Augustin Il Thibeault-37 hhds sugar 100 bbls mo-
lasses q hf bbls molasses Roman u Kernion-5O
hf bbls molasses A D Kelly Eco-2l bbs molasses
Lauye Paquie-sundries to order.
LAFOURCHE : Per steamer Music % hbls
molasses Braud Il Landry-l5S bb!s molasses l3l
hf bbls molasses G Sabatier-2I half bbls molasses
Y bbls moasses E Borgeus-6 do sc hf bbls inolas
ses Is h1ds sugar LatOrest & Desmare-S hhds of
sugar J DaSfIva-6 do Pinckard Steele &co-5
hhds sugar Dbl do R Bruque-89 bbls molasses
10 hhds sugar Foley, Avery &co--3G bales moss
do wool bbls sugar SO scks corn 308 do potatoes
90 do onlouS 100 hides and sundries to OrdeT-TOta
81 hhds sugar 81 bbs moIasses 238 half bbls mo-
lasses
SHREFEPORT-Per steamer Era No $500
scks corn Oglesby NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to order,
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Inferior, S4@S9 for Common to Good Common, 81
@44 for Fair to Fully Fair and 5@63c. Y ID. for
Prime to Choice
MoLAssEs. $50 bbs. Good Fermenting sold at
-. Fermenting may be quoted at zoe, Common
Fermenting at 2l@--, Good to Prime Fermenting
at 24@25o. u gallon.
Flour. The market is quiet at Sc for Superine.
It retails slowly at 81 y Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn comprise 3l40 sacks,
including 25TO White at 60c. 100 at g., 10 Yellow
at 65, and 800 White at zee o bushel. Oats is
offered at soc. y bushe without meeting purchas-
ers.
PRov1sIoss. Mess Pork retails at$25 so Il Dbl.
In Bacon, Shoulders retail at lie. Ribbed Sides Il,
Clear 16, and Sugar Cured Hams l4@16c y ID. In
Lard, Prime in terces retails at l03c. and in kegs
at 14c. U b.
WHISKY, ,Rectiied is retailing at 375@40c.
V gallon.
Golfer, -. 100 bags Rio sold at 1Sc. and so at
19c. T9 Ii.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

.~s- MARSH4AL's MONIrION.
CONFEDERATE STATES DlsTncFl CONFEDERATE STATES
CoURr, VEN6PG ~, Sir 81 - D tlt -. :,
District Of IOuisiarn. PRIZE No + "
~ VIRTUE Of an Admin atty warrant to
IL me di eced in the above entitled suit have serd and
taken into possession the ship JOHN H. JARVIS H. r
tackle apparel furniture and cargo and now cite and nd
monish the owner thereof and G. Mcclellan ct al
owners OF The arnet steamer Mnc, and AL and every other
person CT persons having pretending have right title
orihefest IN Or to the be and apnea District
Court Of The Confederate States the Distic aforesaid, 10 he
holden At he city OF New Orleans before the THIRD
NpAf, from The publication here to show any
hty nave Or can, why the said shin John H. JFvis her tackle
apparel furniture aud cargo. should condemned law
Iu pr2s the aid Confederate Saes of mgrc and the no
venGrs 1919 '-'
New Orleans, June Is, 1861.
.,.... e. p. BEVERLEY,
iriH 3ii2Od g. :. Marsh l. Iisrirt Of Iyuigyrt
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CATTLE EEET.


JEFFERSON CITY, June q, 1851
There were but few arrivals yesterday. Amount
of Stock sold were 200 Texas Beeyes, % Hogs, 472
Sheep and 50 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on
sale, 1912 Texas Beeves 394 Hogs and l95 Sheep.
We
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Gen QUitman, White. FIN Argyle Landing.
Era No. 5. kouns, fin Shreveport.
Acadia, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
Music, Brown, I'm Lafourehe.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAYORALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hail. June IT, 1861. !
Common Council of the City of New Orleans


MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. June Is, 1861. !
common Council of the City of New Orleans.
No. 567l.l
R",rsi That special committee OF rour members from The
Board Of Aldermen from each Dist lei nnl four members
OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen elrce by the CHAIR
to on; the purposes utuut specified in resolution No
hh, ia 'Nsd OF the lH.h of October, $50
G"mmtttec Of the Kourd AlIermen-Mr.srs Del nrr,
liUCklls, Sth and Robin
Committee OF The Board of Assistant Aldc0. Nrssrs
Fenit, ieete, Neusmau and Allen
lNlgncdl J. O. NINON
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSignedi J. MNGIONT,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved June u lSbl. "
j'27 q Sie"edt JOHN T. MONROE Npy7r
No. 5G12.l
h"r" hat the Street Commits, he lie Rutor.
G TO clHsc I9LWh four gt'p> u be CONSTRUCTED at
,"h corner OF Washington SVlNe, efficiently drain
The >lEtiHp into he cutters Of the streets
iS'SnrdI }. q. NIXON,
President Board of klluruvn
.NiEHcuI j MAGIONI
President Boud Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved IrHe %, 1851.
SI%ned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayer.
4 true copy:
TEL . ~'rnea' Il EIoS y. EtKHR @erre'i,v.
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Very Respectfully.
y. D. j TISNAlE. Trnnsrrrr

r,1sri"t ~ ~. ~, II, H. NJ 'o' must D
The rcc,s4y mains and scryfce nI tIe IA mcnt Tr M f
for the same
Very fe'Teetfnllll}y.
ro y, " t -, ''4,, AZ 'IS'sTer,
ne Iollo"HE messages from the Board OF Al
ueFilen were read; -. ,,,...,,....
i'''''' JIM in N 10 IsS IT.
To the Honorable tle President aid Hubera Of he
c3a+,,-r1 Tho .,1o m ho3Fa Of ASsis'nn, Aldermen
oreble y was coucrTrej f. by tie Bna%i Gr 5jdr3yn |
~ resolution authorzins the Comptroller
Tbs U,Tn nv, rte oS sa +" E @ ntT,
committee conference on the following orIlInct nyr
sisted in i3y your hGnonhe body
t, a m , s's ~ l,t 10! any io"r-wheeiel We
| Resnectfuily ''S'
CHAS. CLAIBORNE Sec'y
BOARD OF ALpERNES !
| ~, .,a 1t,,..,, ;, -. r,.-., ~ June ~, 1861.
AZ nut AA''oh'I'e ''ie HicS'ttH aga NJ hherS
ora,,a, y ~ VI a!,S ii';t o. ,Ssi>'Hni \ deI1uel
lnHinn rfsnIninn. i en,. te' C'r III Inc 10
1t" ing !s'neu oF '!t botfC OF Aldermen:
purposes n neh te"f m gt'! Ne z E garry out tho
resolution accepting The securities Ceose Cope
and J. 3 or T "ne ''sepN = be''heIot William Cam
| Respectfully
CHAS CLAIBORNE, Eec'v
| Tho F,llouircr raeoIr+;o, ,1oa.a5 L., Al. -,
| 20 ,I,o +'2 esU'tStttii' uU''P ny t4e bodTu
OF Aldermen, referred to IN the foregoing mes
| sage, was read, and on motion of Mr. DuDrti rp.
| faSrod TO tl,o EH;,,,aa r,,,,,,.tt --' 'ttS' IL
| y" w Va" i'iNtiE0 So4ili'l'1eo
A resolution accepting the securities George Cope NJ
o. Nndt% John 6: Wire Joseph s. Bertheor, William Carr