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BrEGAuT.-Betwccr eleven and twelve o'elocl,
on "wednesday night little son OF Dr. Edwin n.
nnle. who 1esides ut No. Ell Wabash areuue, was
awakened from HE sleep BY some one stumbling
xcairst his ted-1oca.td In bacls room on the
int floor Of the houee. The child, although bad
y frightened hy this unusual intrusion. sptang
ort Of bed. nnd running 10 his paiente' chamber,
awakrntd his father aud Informed him 1hnt there
<ne burglar in the honse. The Doctor nj once
lroee. seized bis revolver and started on recon-
,oIssance ofthe pren1fsea, bnt the alarm given by
he cEttd and the preparations made by The Doc.
or Impressed The burglar with the necessity
BIT making himself scarce. lie did not
stand upon thu order OF hI- going, bnt 4.skedad
died" st lively fate, through The kitchen door
and WAS lost 10 view BY scaling Tie back fence and
reircalinr down the alley. Dr. Hale after iua.ins
surc tha: there were no oibc1 unlAHfn persons ID
the house began looking abont to see whether any.
nladr his cscal,e. 1t required little search TO as
certain the cotditinn Of a.satrs. On chair stand
Ing close hy The open kitchen door be fOuna al
h1s silyeIu are and utcs Jewellery. en1gly 1acet
awsy LII 4 aslet, and just outside the cntsAncc
t.uul. containing al1 his dsc-twcnties, scvcnfoE
tfcs. ard Other Government securitice, amounting
10 xc>eral thousand dollars Tie trunk wns still
locked and Ite contents intact, hut tho drawer OF
bureau located In the dining room was found open
ind IInr hundred and sixty dollars in Erecnbacks
which the doctor Ind placed there III the evening
were gene.
No traces ofthe m!esins money OF escaped bu1
plar have been found.
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How TO LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY.-The New
York World contains the following sensible ad-
vice to an economical man of moderate means,
who is visiting New York for brief stay:
His first care, as soon as he reaches New York
should be to secure a room at a respectable,
clearly, but not g frst-cass" hotel. For dol.
lar night he might obtain decent room ateither
of the following: French's, Lovejoy's, the Girard
House, Earle's. There are, perhaps, some others,
but these are the most important. If he be stay
ing in the city for week lie might get good
room at some of the restaurants at five dollars per
week. He should board not at the hotels but at
the restaurants There are a great number of
these establishments in every quarter of New York
conducted in the best possible STYLE He may en-
ter one of these, take seat at table, and select
what pleases him best on the bill OF fare. He may
get beafsteak, porksteak, outlets ETC.. lin rather
diminutiye portions, it must be confessed for
fifteen cents. Buckwheat cakes, mullins, or a
cake of corn bread will cost him ten cents, and
tea and coffae and chocolate ten cents cup. He
can thus obtain a very respectable breakfast or
supper for thirty cents. AT dinner, he might have
a good plate of meat for twenty cents, soup ten
cents, some pie for ten cents, cider for five, and
ale for ten cents If we reckon fifty cents for din
ner, and sixty for breakfast and tea-which is
about fair computation-his board would cost
him about dollar and quarter day. At some
Of the second-class hotels the Girard House and
Lovejoy's, for instance-he may also getsome re-
freshments, but at slightly higher prices.
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gew 0xeaus gully Grssssn 9asy aurHg, Spri1 6, 1885

good order" Captain Lewis has command, and Mr. Nat
Puckette ATTENDS to the affairs of the Office.
AIApANA-Exrasss WEESLr PASSENGER PAcKEr-At 5
o'clock this evening splendid passenger packet Alabama
Cant W. T. Boaran commander will back out for shreve
mort and way landings Bed River The passenger appoint
men of the Alabama Of the most elaborate and superior
character nothing wanted to add to the comfort and
nence of guests Messrs Mitchell, Alfred and Handy the
clerks of the Alabama.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LlNE-FoR ST.
large and commedous passenger packet Captain
Lloyd commander, and Mr. j. X Boyles in the Office
regular packet for Cairo st Louis and Memphis to-day
leaving connecting with the railroads for points
East and West. Remember the Commonwealth leaves as
above
FRANCES MoBrLE-The splendid low pressure pas
senger packet Frances, Capt. A. L. Myers commander
leaves above from the lake end of the Penchartrs railroad
at AZ to-day Agent c. Harris corner of Camp and
Common Streets
VIRGIN FOR APALAcntcoLA.-Ths very fast and splendid
low pressure steamer in command of Captain Chas Hayes
leaves this evening at O'clock for the above from the
post No. Il, First District The Virgin complete
steamer, and stands Al in the insurance Offices,
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Bew Orleans @oaeg gHarket.
CRESCENT oYFicE, No. "a CAMP STREET,
ThnrsdaY EYaning. Anrjl & 1876

U. ]
The feature in Financial movement to-day was continued
inactivity Gold opened somewhat rmer fell of to
previous figures and with ample supply and limited de-
mand the movement restricted to the subjoined actual
sales viz s2O00 small Gold at l25 S3000 $4,000 an SlO
0 large Gold the figure S5O00 S60O0 s6O0O 5000
and $500 at l25 $1,000 and 20 900 at 1876 and 10000 Gold
checks at q cent premium We still quote Gold 1850
l2 and Silver 18@l9 for American coin Alot Of $500
of tbs latter changed hands these figures Mexican dollars
rule at l35@l36
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-There is considerable depression
to report in the movement in foreign bills Offerings
tooe quite heavy to-day but tho has
very restricted character from the opening the close Sub
Joined the only actual sales that have been verified to
satisfaction viz 6l500 bill OF iadng sterling Mt 49, foOO
do at price to be determined when the bills shall be pre-
sented f20o lS2 floeo and $4,000 49, 50OO sold by
bank s2@l3s 2sa0o 1855 $4,000 Bank of Mobile at
1885, and sold several lots by broker 1888
1888 Operations In Francs include OO0f 1855 0O
and oOf at 2t and lbs oooE at 43of
The closing figures this evening for sterling l9ls5
bank clear bills bin of lsding bills bank
Francs 22,s 20f and outdoor Francs 430@4 Is.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-There Is marked alteration
Of kind to notice under the above head Offerings of p
Gates improvement whatever either at bank upon the
street The banks still check the northern cities at
y cent discount with, however, very limited demand and
the principal negotiations the outside figures while the
ehases by banks and bankers confined
nexed amounts viz $4,000 SS0O00 $4,000 and SI25OOe
\
cent discount; and $4,000 days sight at a cent dis
The ruling figures at the business this evening
were for Now York sight 4Sx . discount at bank
mostly at the outside hsurc and Ken p discount out
doors; 1--WE to ten days sight Il d cent discount eeen "a
twenty days lssia; thirty days, I6sl4 sixty days.
20 " % cent. discount.
STOCKS AND BoNps-There is materia, variation ~
any kind to report in the in securities fsrin
Of tho better classes still restricted and in good
while the supply Of all other descriptions continues hsayy
without attracting special notice Tho for tie
day have been confined to 80 shares Of City Railroad Co
t7 20 do at $50 30 do at lso TO- 20 and % do ON
terms that have not transplred.
UNcURRENTf BANK NOTES.-The movement in the
issaes Of the banks In liquidation is still very
character and atoms since ourast have been confined to
s2t00 Louisiana State Bank at Sc Offerings Of ali classes
continue que limited they almost exclusively held by
spectators, and the demand shows improvement what
except whenever Of the bank became
rhsser in order TO qudae their outstanding obligations
The present of the markell Of course obtain
reliabe uuotsfinuE =
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Commercial 5atfllisenfe.
CRSscssr OrvIcS, No. " UAxr srRnxs,
Z Thursday Evening, April 5, 1850 /

w incsmency Of the weather to-day super
y the unayorsbie tenor Of the European adsoe
70 restrict operations and havs been confined
elydsd among sesen brokers, Of whom took
~ ~ ane 70 bales i is hardly necessary say
continues unsettled and ,hs, prices as ir.
LA we have euoaee variation Of any
y tho operations for the day. Al The opening Of
oon,,n, ~ r.tss were generally am but .hs asmsud
sna opeEsens were but little better than
hr. &c easy part q the day The evening pspers
pa,ishsd he Of the liverpool market
ny ~ ths ssesnshp Cuba which announced
decline 's D rates u ndang Cotton sf,sr ,hs d.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILIZE.

GULF srEAMPHIP LINE-vIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
EoH MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Ala-Composed of the following steamships:
Alliance,
H. j. AGNEw Commander
Planet,
O. II. HALLowELL Commander.
Exact,
CT wASHBURN, Commander
G. Castro,
GEO. KAsTNER, Commander,
These ali insure the lowest and will take
freight points the Alabama river giving through
bills of ladng with privilege of reshpppg at Mobile They
will also receive freight Mobile for New Orleans to be for
warled uf the Mississippi river to Atlantic ports No
charge for forwarding except the actual cost OF transport
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and consiguees.
Shippers will please procure orders at the Agents office
before shipping and will have their bills of adng signed at
the same place, PERKINS & HERsEY, '.
S. JONES, Agents,
26 Carondelet street, New Orleans La.
- STEWART L OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE OF Low
PRESSURE STEAMERS.
10 leave FRIDAY, April g. the arrival of ths Nj.
Pontchartran Railroad train
FOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON STEAMSHIP
Frances,
A. MYERS Commander,
Will leave as above For freight passage apply to
/. c. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets.
N. B-No freight received after 21sp.M
Freight taken Is per cent. less than tare rates
, REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER packet
Leaves FRIDAY, 9Th inst at r NJ from the head of
the New Basin
TOR MOBlLE-THE NEW A NO LIGHT DRAFT
steamer Mary ConIey,J W. Stone, master leaves as
above This steamer classes No in all the Insurance
offices. For freight passage apply board, or to
SINNOlT, ADAMS WAYNE Agents
% Commercial Place.
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INDoRsING THE PREsrDENr.-Hon Eli Thayer,
formerly Republican member of Congress,
from Worcester, Massachusetts, district, has been
stamping Connecticut in behalf of the Democratic
ticket. He recently made speech of great
power and eloquenee, at New Haven, in which he
maintained that all the members elect from the
South ought to be admitted to Congress, and said
the object of the government is to let the people
alone. He said the Republicans are entitled to no
credit for subdung the rebellion, for it might and
ought to have been finished in 1852. He denounced
the freedmen's bureau bill, advocated free trade,
and urged that paper money ought not to be
issued By the treasury at Washington. He closed
by challenging Mr. Sumner or any other man to
debate before the people of Connecticut.
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Jl,e Courts.
Ca.e. Set for Trial This Day.



SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Succession Renie Maynard: opposition to cura
urship -Laresche, Brine lie Gardeur, T. Brouet
Succession Shortridge Semmes s. Mott. Du
our, Burgess.
Succession slater VIM. b. Hunt. Fellowes 1
Clarke.
Succession Henry CoIlis--J. Q. Bradford. j. v.
Cotton.
Succession 3. v. Marrot-Buisson. Hays q
AAdaSas IA B
Succession f. Remey--E. Mennier. blanchard.
Duffy VS.. Burke-Thomas Haynes.
g. A. Weed q CO. VS.. palfrey, curator-Sullivan
Billings & Hughes. Conrad \ Sons. s x
Succession ]. !. Haydel-E- RaWie, z B BEL ll5
Succession j. B. johnson -Castera, Magne..
GurSnt a. Horror.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Ii Bodenheimsr 4 CO. vs.. Rocker Bueu-B. F.
.Jeaas. IF. Wallace.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
10. A. Parker va. IA. Fl. Weber n hittaker, Eel
lows d MiIls. Roseius 4 Phillips.
p III Mousseaux vs. ID. Thebens, ct alt. W.
Collins whitaker. Fellows 4 Mills, ).
sFrselier. u =. NcCAy.
Fanny Ads Sparks vs.. Augustus "A. Folks, her
ashland Whitaker, Fellows 3 Mills. Hyams 3
Chss. Raynall ". Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company Bright. N. N. Cohen.
William Wfigtey ". steamer Charles Bowen, ct
1zS-A Andrew Miller. H. G. Miller.
Joseph TrototySs Miss Frances sylvia Phlquepot--
DsArnsmont. J. l.. Tissot, E. Feleuf.
sTxfH DISTRICT COURT.
Mrs. Widow VogeI vs. A. Richard ct als.-C.
Dufour. E. A. Bradford.
VIM. Baker VS. r. Pend JOS. P. Horner. E.
aHermudez. I'D
Marie Turpm vs.. her husband -P. S. Bron. T.
W. Collins.
Roht. u Dalton vs.. bis wife--C B. Singleton.
Crane Coleman. S75s .4s
Chss. Oxford VS.. B. F. Smith DHrant 4 Homer.
e. Schmidt.
Kate .. StapIeton vs.. S. j. Eastman ct ais
a Geo. s. Lacey and w. II. Hunt. P. Il. Morgan.
James 6ymes ct al. VS.. al. j. Mansfield Durant
g Homer w. 81. Hunt. II 4ass
Michael Condron VS.. John Brohan Race s Fos
,er. T. w. Collins.
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of the steahps Hecle and civ of Paris nm the
ut and this intelligence together with the depressed eond
ton of Foreign Exchange was well calculated to
duction Of prices but factors maintained Their
previous independent policy and while we would admit that
sales have effected under yesterdays quotations
we at the same time contend that no decne in
was submitted to- and therefore becomes our duty to
previous figures as still Rejecting the actual condition of the
Market viz: Ordinary So@sac good ordinary ss0sc low
middling ssSs6c and n,iddlipr sea4oc . r
81. nu,,rSr or comroN u
stock a, hand s.,t let ,sst ,.,.s $3.50
Received since yesterday .............. LsSs -,
Received
7al, 24s
Exported since yesterday .................. none
Exported previously.
,,,, .ssps Nh, ;,.,.ue.t weather which
Anp ho a -, ,ss csused an en,ir. sn,
eiss pfe'a.eu .nroushou' w -. 40 , -,ssars w.. =,
po " , -, - as f,,,nu, I'D "A h for eood
pea' se IL f sseopds l5tc for yellow
m - a. 10 ,a' s.. NV. h. cbore A lot of 80 hills com
e'ai'aeu anu iolse 20, ~ .ara, ~ ,lc ~ aallon
iAu u nnnn1rrE Tbsrs IS a 1arse sp,,v ar F1o,r
" the prices of the former are much
~ g h. IL hs latter exhbi. Increased frmnnss md
- .s,ssncv BELOW will be found the par.icuars of
~ n,rre,. @ @f1s
RI. 1+1s was dana today nm accornt of tho raj,
ara The same as Yesterday Common ~ 5oass M
Is ss7 ~. Ynersne 81 81. on s ari,s go 90 extra
eli ssasls and choice do. sls 60 "A barrel,
cnPNWe ouote mixed and yellow a, SIC n,ixed Mt $40
and white at CSC 6asl "A bushel
oATs-The cash sales were moderate At 5,r = bpshe
RRAN-Tbs rrlinp rate is now 81 D, a I'M M. VI
HAYThere have not been anv sales worthy Of
We ouo.e mime Western in sre lots fn srs, hands a. SOS
ass so D ton.
PRoyISIoNsThere has been some denand for round lots
of Mass Pork within tine t,vn or ,,-so day b, %
hing trade has been carried on for Bacon and Lard A. nvous
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Below-C0min9 Up.
Ship Gettysburg. Edge, from Liverpool, l4th Feb,
to Lowell & Bailey
Ship R L Lane, Amidon, from Liverpool, 18th Feb,
to Lowell & Bailey
Ship Zephyr, West, from Liverpool, 18th Feb, via
Holyhead 17th to G W Hynson SEQ
Bark Lycurgus, -, from Palermo, to r Ira
montani
Ship Northampton, Morse, as days from Liverpool
to Meeker & Knox
Ship Expounder, Irvine, from Liverpool, Jan 27,
to Marcy, Meggett & Maury
Ship Atlantic, Carros from Bordeaux, Dec o. to
Baetjer Il DeVertu
Br ship Compere, Black, from Mobile, to Mum
my, Luling geo.
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PENSACOLA Steamer Banks-s bales of
cotton SKIS cotton to order-l0 do 4 bales cotton
Rogers-sundries to order-Total II bales of
cotton l3 SKIS cotton
APALACHICOLA-Steam L Smallwood-
u bales cotton W Keey-200 hides F f Mitchell
BOSTON, NEW YORK, Craftsmanship Black
stone-Astd mdse
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At Quarantine.
Steamship Ceres, Dicks from Havana to Baetjer
& DeYertu
Brig Jas Davis Clough, from Cardenas to master
Br brig Emma, Billings, from Ponce porto Hco,)
tsmaster
Br brig Sarah, Partridge, from Mayaauez Island
porto Rico) 1st inst, to master
Br schr Deliverance, Joseph, from Ruatan Island
to master
Br schr Emily, -, from Ruatan Island, to
E Pilsbury
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills adng
here at through rates of freight hence st. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp. Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre
The final of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills of isding, declared by the holder of the
of ladng within twelve hours after the arrival
Liverpool thus afording the importer the choice of
markets
Storage tickets granted this line bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency per adult.
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY
LOUISIANA tons .....P Jamison Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons. 80. j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons... IT Baker, Captain.
MISSOURI. 1864 tons "A. Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. tons 1T Barron, Captain
1899 tons VIM. l. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tops....J. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. l6il tons.....J Hairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. .943 TONS H. p P. Couche Capt,
Passage liverpool $l25 gold ito equivalent in
currency
For rates Of freight apply to
HUNTER AsKEw CO.. II Oarondels. street
Bills of Ladng at the Office their freight and obtain
livery orders for the same.
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Exports Yesterday.

GALVESTON-S Steamship Austin-275 bbls -four
90 bbls whisky 200 SKIS corn l60 pkgs mdse
GALVESTON-Schr Express-55,000 feet lum-
Der
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Hr. P. 8. Wcraley, m English scholar Of talent
and accomplishment, has Just completed : tranals.
ton Of To lliad into Spenserian verse, and hss
nEepreaentatiye ef ito hero. .a-.ss - 4 &
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Jamas Eymes ct al. VS.. "A. j. Mansfield -Durant
g. Homer. w. 81. Hunt. ts8 @iS
Michael Condron vs.. John Brohan- Race s Fos-
,er. r. W. Collins.
The Late Levi Pelrce.
Proceedings had at q meeting Of the members Of
the bar at the Supreme Court room on Thursday,
the 5th inst, at half past 10 A. M on the occasion
of the death Of LNvi Peirce, Esq The meeting
was casied to order By Thomas Allen Clark, ESD,
Who nominated the Hon. Christian Roselins as
chairman and D. s. Bryon, ESD, as secretary,
which nominations were approved by the meet
ng-
Nj. Roselius on taking the chair, in appropriate
anguage, and IN tone and manner Of much feel
ny, spoke Of the great loss which the profession
had sustained in the death Of Mr.. PIERCE, who for
half century had been member Of the bar of
Kew Orleans, Of his great eminence in his pro-
ess;on, Of his high sense Of honor and his uniform
! zrbanity Of manner both to the members of the
y heneh and the bar.
! u a. Bradford, ESD, moved that the Chair ap-
Foint committee of five to draft resolutions ex-
spressive of the sense of the meeting.
Whereupon, the Chair appointed, as members
Of the committee, E. A. Bradford, Esq, Thomas
AI5en Clarke, Esq, Hon. II. NJ. Spofford, Hon. 81.
- nSgiestoh anu ihohas y. oemiheS, Esq., VINO
reported the following resolutions:
ResO,ved, That, BY the deeease of Levi PIERCE,
<5ae bar Of Louisiana has lost one of its oldest.
abIest aud most worthy members.
Reso,ued, That be has left to the younger mem
hers of the profession bright example for their
reer, ID tie courtesy Of his intercourse with the
bench and the bar and in the learning, diligence
and skill he employed and displayed in the con-
! 1nct Of business entrusted to his care.
fc,,s ffr1cxy
pathies to his family in their present afliction.
ResoJced, That copy OF these resolutions be
seat BY the secretary of the meeting to the family
of ths deceased and that the Attorney General
of the State be requested to present copy to the
\ Supreme Court at their next meeting.
which resolutions. on the motion Of Judge Eo
!. yIssto,, we've mn nimonsv adonted.
ss - 49,. ~ g.. I,sa Snaas -
he meeting the following address:
Eu1oay ny JuDGE sporFoRD.
-. ~ y AN Al Il M OCEANS
~ i ~; pa;ra
snnerea ~ oruanary LOSS ~ va .lng
aaa w.cn y y M ah eIe
,swyeFs. CoMlng 70 In.s s.a1e y9u9n, u lelo
Ae read law under ne eye o. Edward yard LIVINGSTON
~, ,u,s ~ sn r IL anh
n I.u l.sss, nv ,ns So ~
IKE ~ Ae tha Sora0as ~ ~
49, Nv NINA ~ aa anUsn,iv I Il r.
.a.t' q,a nart; shon o. ~ s;th - he liz
s,,S sams es;rad hat NJ Ps,rca sbond
aia ta.ne nss,eu as M III; lso5 sIo al1
ssss ~ hs yeMa of nv ahnnIs
ss.s sssd NM ~ r;hhn,d h;s assant from anv az
frts ~ carrv ma affact Ina w;sh ~ that ;l,uetr;
nus n NJ c;strate ~
80 * sr - co,,sc;o,,s lornaa al w.
.fannd- NJ had that atfrihnte ~ al1 great minds
ssSe farultv ~ i;scernSr 1t Ciance The cantrai
.,c;re S,ery which every contreversv hinpad' Ha
}rss;nrtivsiv az and a. once nrsEared ~ save
- 49, ~ k;s adyaraarvss nos;fipn W. 80
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Cattle Market.
JEFFERSON CRY, April 6, 1855.

Arrived yesterday-36 Western Beeves and So Calves.
Sold IS Western Beeye 81 Texas Beeves 90 Hogs 36 Calves
and Mich Cows Stock sale 25 Western Beeves, 397
Texas Beeves IT'S Hogs, 1883 Sheep Al Calves and Mich
Wa nuota
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Rarine Sntelligente.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET
-.' Friday April d, 1866. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Austin, Scringeour, for Galveston.
re Harris
Schr Express, Conant, for Galveston,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
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seceipta of Produce Yesterday.

BAYOU TECHE-Steamer Sonora-l20 bales
cotton Payne, Huntington &co--l9 Ben Toledano
IS Ar Miltenberger-26 Darby, Mouton &co-25 to
Belocq, Noblom &co-l8 A B Charpentier--9 do
P Maspero-s Plauche e. Wiltz--5 Dennis Lewis
Bostock Grace & JONES' Edwd Nae-2 do to
& Tardos-l do Warren & Crawford-l bag do
bags wool N L Johan-3 rolls leather so hides to
j Bonnafon-64 do l. Kaufnan-59 do pkgs of
horns ! pkgs mdse lot lumber and old iron / Dbl
pecans E Montague jr-3 bbls pecans Broussard
case mdse Jas Gonegal-l3 bxs glass to Price,
Hine &co-l bdl names Horter, Peterson & Fenner
sundries to order-Total 279 bales cotton
MINDEN-Steaner Lady Grace-25l bales cot
ton Carroll, Hoy hco-122 do + L johnson eco
100 do Chaffe & Bro--68 Logan, Sonat g. Clai-
borne57 Payne, Huntington &co-4s Watt eco
26 Elmer &co-23 Stevenson Il May-l5 to w
Waaco-l7 Thos NJ Scott &co-l6 J Med Taylor
Is Henderson, Peale &co--l4 Brooks & Mcdonald
10 S W Rawlings-s Lee-1 Ar Miltenberger-
l do Levy & Dieter-sundries to order-Total s02
bales cotton
THIBODAUX- Steamer J NJ Sharp-l bales of
cotton to orderA bales moss F J DaSva &co-3
do G Hennell-6 bbls molasses B Kettle pkgs of
eggs and sundrles to order
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BATON ROUGE.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A NJ, and every sATUR
DAY ats
EOR RATION ROUGE, PLAQUEMINEID DONALD
sonylle, and all intermediate landngs-The spert
sde.wheeI steamer Monsoon, s Heno master G. Libano
Rouge every SUNDAY at M, and THURSDAY at ?. n
For freight or passage apply to
LEONCE BAYHT, l6 Bienville st.
Shippers responsible tor payment OF freight
VIRGIN1US G. DENTZEI. Adyartislnp ARant.