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The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

ORIGINAL ENTERrAINNENTs.-Wc under
stand that Messrs. Taylor aud Stark, who
have been, for some time past, engaged in
giving Concerts and Musical Entertainments
in different portions of Northern California,
will make visit TO Weaverville during the
ensuing week, when our citizens will have
an opportunity of enjoying their exhib-
tions. These gentlemen will be accompa-
MED by Paddy Welsh, the vocalist, who will
give his limitations of Madame Anna Bishop.
Kate Hayes, the Black Swan, and other eel
eArated singers. II the reports which have
reached us respecting the merits of these
are correct, the lovers Of mirth
and music may anticipate a rich treat from
their entertainments.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
TRINITY COUNTY.

PRoHIBIToRY LIouoR LAw.--We would
remind our readers that at the General
Election, on Wednesday next, theNnse of
the people will be taken in regard ~ the
ccss,, c:.s, ,,..iy .,'t Vi rronDitoiy Liquor Jaw.
Those wishing for the passage of suchs law ]
must write on their tickets Prohf htory
Liquor Law-Yes;" and those opposed to
the enactment of such law must. write on
their tickets Prohibitory Liquor Law
No.n
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

JAMES HANNA.-This gentleman, who is an
independent candidate for Judge of the Fif-
teenth Judicial District, mas been on a visit
to this county during tie past week. He
addressed the citizens Of Weaverville on
Wednesday evening last, on which occasion
he made very able and eloquent speech
against the doctrines IF the American party
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

HORSE RAcE--STAKEs S3,OOO.-A race
comes off to day between the horses Gold
Hunter and Arkansas Traveller, at Sturdi-
wants Ranch, for 1900 a side-distance
four hundred yards. Both horses are in fine
condition, and the hackers Of each feel con-
lident of winning.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

GEAPEs.-A few days since we were IL
happy recipients Of bountiful supply of
the most delicious Grapes we ever tasted.
They were sent to us by those very enter
prising gentlemen, Greenhood, Newbaur &
Co., who will please accept our thanks for
the same.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
DISSOLUTION.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex.
! istipg between WHITE, VEIN, BLAKE
d WHEELOCK, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The business Of the late firm will be set
tied By SAMUEL A. WHITE and LEWIS
VEIN, who alone are authorised to use the
name Of the firm in liquidation of accounts.
The business will hereafter be conducted
by Messrs. WHITE Il VEIN, who have this
day formed co-partnership for that pur-
pose.
Minersville, Aug 20, 1855, sl-3t
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

QUERY We would like to ask the Dis
triet Attorney Of this county if be can in
form US where he finds the law for swearing
witnesses of certain foreign birth upon a
Catholic Prayer Eootl
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
RTGREE'S RANCH.

There are attached to the premises All.
the necessary improvements desirable for
properly carrying on the business. There
is fine aud commod Gus Dwelling House
recently completed at a great expense ana
finished in the most substantial and cohVe
nient manner. -
Thorr are also large and -wriool b
StahlA-n aud Sheds in c"--,I W SSiS
to the House s..as-szzkAl
easily cultivated LAID, surrounded
staatial fences
The above property will be sold at a,
EXTREMELY Low PRICE
For further particulars apply to
sl-tf T. A. ROWE.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For Senator-Twelfth District,
BENZ. S. MASON, of Si.kiyou.
For Representative Of Trinity County,
a. J. FELTER, of Oregon Gulch.
aul tide
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
For Justice of the Peace.

At the solicitation of numerous citizens,
JOHN c. CROWNINGSllIELD is a can
didate for the office of Justice OF the Peace
for Weavervile Township.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
Gov. BlGLER GONE TO SALT LAKE.-The
State Tribune of Wednesday saws:

BY a dispatch received at late hour last
night, we learn that John Bigler had just
left Placerville and was on " his way to
salt Lake We give the information on
the assurance Of our correspondent, and
heartily condole with our Phalanx friends
on the confusion which this eiopement must
occasion.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
AMERICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor
J. NEELY JOHNSON.
For Lieut.. Governor,
ROBERT NJ. ANDERSON.
For Justices Of the Supreme Court,
HUGH G. MURRAY, dong term.)
DAVID s. TERRY, (short term.)
For Controller,
GEORGE w. WHITMAN.
For Treasurer,
DIR. HENRY BATES.
For Attorney General,
W. q. WALLACE.
For Surveyor General,
JOHN Ii. BREWSTER.
For State Printer,
JAMES ALLEN.
For State Prison Directors,
ALEX. BELL,
+. S. MCKENZIE,
EZEKIEL WILSON,
TRINITY COUNTY.
For Senator,
JOHN d. COSBY.
For District Judge.
j. S. PITZER.
For Assembly.
W. w. UPTON
For Supervisors,
District No. /, a. MONROE.
District No. 2, D. II. TRUFANT.
District No. 3, S. BAILEY.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

We are authorized 10 announce the name
Of j. 5. PlTZER, Of Wesyervile, as a can
didate for the office of District Judge Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
For Justice of the Peace.

OH. P. NORCROSS will be a candidate
for the office of Justice of the Peace for
Weavervlle Township, at the September
election.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
For Justice Of the Peace.

date for The Office nf Justice OF the Peace Tor
Weavervle Township.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
For Constable

We are Authorized to announce JOHN
NJ CASS as candidate for the office Of
Constable for Weavervle Township.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
RANCH FOR SALE.

rTHE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF
| that valuable Ranch situated on Browns
Creek, three miles from Weavervil,, on the
direct trail f.om Weavcrvlle to Shasta, and
known as
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
TRINITY OUNTT.
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
JOHN BIGLER.
For Lieut. Governor,
SAMUEL PURDY.
For Justices of the Supreme Court,
MYRON NORTON,
(full term.)
CHAS. ii. BRYAN,
for unexpired term of Hon Alex. Wells
d dceasCd)
For State Controller,
T. c. FLOURNOY.
For State Treasurer.
DR. HENRY BATES.
For Surveyor General,
s. II. MARLETTE.
For Attorney General,
B. G. WHITING.
For State Printer,
GEO. II. CROSETTH
For State Prison Directors,
G. f. POWELL,
SAML. c. ASTIN,
WM. III. BELL.
TRINITY COUNTY,.
For Senator,
BENZ. ). MASON.
For Assembly,
A. J. FELTER.
For Supervisors,
District No. /, A. j. CAMBLEIN.
District No. 2, JEREMIAH BENNETT.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

DEPARTURE Am ARRlVAL-Our fellow
townsman, Mr.. +. W blake, we regret 10
learn, is about leaving M. For nearly
three years he has been the abs and ell
ci,nt Agent of Rhodes u Co. Express and
Banking House Of this place. Where e'er
he'll roam he viii carry the good wishes of
a host of friends. But in looSing Mr.. Blake
We get in return an old resident and friend
back among US. Mr.. J. +. Church, who will
succeed Mr.. Blake. May every success at
tcnd him.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
RIR T n.

In this town, on Thursday, Aug. 80, the
wife of Holmes Taylor, OF DAUGHTER.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

We are authorized to announce the name
Of w. w. UPTON as candidate for the
office of Member of Assembly for Trinity
County.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

TRINITY COUNTY TAxEs,-According to
the Assessor Report, the amount Of taxa
bic property in this county for the present
year is S6lO,987 so, showing an increase in
value of property since last year of $780,
937 The taxes have been apportioned in
the following manner:
State Tax. .s3,665 92
County Tax $50 cents on SlOO). 1904 80
Public Building Tax go cents on
$lOO) .................... 1888 Of
School Fund Tax e cts. on Sl00) ass 81
Indigent Sick Fund Tax g cents
on SlOO) observation-disclosures. 3Oj 81
Total ....................S S9,34S 10
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

EsJ~ To the Pacific Express Company we
are constantly indebted for our exchanges
and flcs Of newspapers daily.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY

ST CHARLES IS Porte, Csp Smith, am,hip cshawba Johr
Fae'; Mason q Robertson bs,vlle; Psnisk b.
Bsa.lS Adams Mss d Luada = Maj Atkinson
ass. fam Lsse.us Mobile ssprsggs o Jadge Boyc
Sinclair Gin Br,,s ss soa,hga.e, sSahgs XVI
Smith XVI Allen Teras Tg1ShsH, De- Bowman MaJ
and Laenrshs Rehsrden, Ala Col Williams
Danap VIM Dunlsp Tenn; H Ellis
II Foley, Pusb La; w unk aud m Mobiles Hoffman
Cehawba spearman U Al Gable, Ia; Cubsrlsop
Georgia.
CITY las cespsr Ds ags, Trip, Mass; Mvesnhsrg
;s M H Honsomsy Ma, sS,sou Q; Bo.nsr L;
pGah East rsi9s GsrdErGye Tsrr.eopa Br9nms
East Ess Oven. sssr sasr Tnba
As.u%pto. Prentice La Pr Wood St Msss Ma She'll
Bal 81; W Csdy. Tsirsbonne.
ARCADE. j Cushman St Louis; Lansap, CT Watt
Dwight, Del.en Texas IL Tss La; Love- Lowe, Ill;
Wllam., W Thompson. KEN b Curis II Neumaa b
Newman, Grce Nc; W Jsnnirg La Williams, Rob-
Robinson, q p Saunders, Ky.
ST LOUIS. Claiborne, O. Geo PAinsourt Matt
and Mitchell and family La; Meadan Capt
Baltimore; Carroll Ind Armaze Lsouee; Guthrie,
Pepna; Gosds.
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EXPORTa.

INpIANoLA AND GALyEsToN-se,mshp charles Morgan
30i bb -four whisky 1850 do appe in ms
l26 bbs mds 500 brs ordnance - "ti
QUEENSTOWN AND A MARKET-ship Desdamons-.9I7 b,Isr
cotton - ~
LlVRRPoOL-ship Plymouth Roek-so6s bales cotton.
LIvERPooL-ship &oumouth-2sC cotton 1000 ssavas
NEW YoRKshp AAnc-iTs cotton 1908 bbs and at
-four lss bbs bee hams sll 1893 b bbs sios
wheat ssa bales hemp, II do and aundrier. - ~ "
BoSToN-BaIk Lerey-i027 bales cotton.
LvERPooLBatk magsate-lSs bals1 cotton 5000 stayes
BARcELoNA-Bsrk MAypo-i92 bales cotton. sase,.
coRKBa,k Emma Lineonlss bbs -four wheat sss.
= 'foss'
BoSToN-Brig Mary Pieres-11s3 bills molasses,
PHILApELPHIA-schr Sarah Hl-sos moases 2s bdls
hides. go NNi'
PENsAceLA-sehr Francis Marquis Jr-4so bbl shells.
PENsAC0LA-Schr Ella-Lot furniture.
SANTANDER-Schr Joven Elza-2ss bal co cotton.
NEW YoKkshrP augnr 400 Dbl. uuols,,es
$50 do beef - = '''9 =
PEkSACOLAsehr CouquesaoO Ska 90 do
~ 90 eons y Se hs 70 Dc 10 whisky do potatoes
dies hid uuka tee rice IS bales hsy, kegs butter.
YsABE CAsehr 100 sk flour bbls poyh A,
bread tea hams 5000 feet lumber shingles pigs mdas.
M0BILE-Sehr PanAms-so sacks corn.
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Ship Maid Of Orleans, York; T hklen--s
Andrswh-T humsndsrC BEddee. Bui1-Byrne
Bridge Bro Stanton NeWmsnj BprnsiA nb Bar
Bardasj BssrrsglriBethe g. RstGA
4 boek-Blaehs d. LssumontBanehari e. Gruts-Campbel d
srcuE-J w Cho-Cao Fritehnrd ae7P CszsravsConveiss
aon--E Deoe.sa-Dantz Kerr BADrycrDyaa &eeE NJ Dn
ley &eoF DasivaB DeHar-J D,spon4y; Doisoa a. souC
Tase' &eo.D fs e. sesonP Hill G1eo-F fi,k-Dsby Ire
noulet tArcy Gtc Foeer Il jauisan
man--H i ieddeaHender Hilie--D Homss-A
iioyaa--Holmes caussT II .owsri-tiaI Hide hN Hall
Ha katng keo " II Haeney :oHsnse Head, Musaie
eo-J HurkinsEfeatoa & Wsds-C KoekW
Jsekton AeohIstqaetF Kenrett
,n-R LsnghinLsave MeCali-W &eo-S Loek
Wilson AdnnsJ Moore Morrison Macon Frer,sH
Mecioskey. Msee KntassJ MARKS acoE siasnss &soJ
March-A March, hiathsws 6eoM Miller 6eoB M
MonrnanOakey Hhw kinsH o2dsn--Oglssby MaeaulsyC
CHnnngaN PhllbsL Pierre e-Pooiey Nieol
aeo-Mrs Pew.l-G Pamsy-PAyns. Steele 4eo-Psyns
RaymondPstsrs Willard dcy-J steeorb
6tccRobe'tHon Dsnne Robb acoSarf, stanGer aeo
Smith CoopsrschIeier &co Schmidt ZegerSeoyil Mead
Seaman Pek-G ataw AGO Mrs shsnnoaG szstsmith q
Tomnkut &coO Valeton acoJ Wright Bathurst
Coward Sander HantJon Wat wengsrt-A WIFI
IlngS Woif-o WoodmsaJ Woodruff AeoZellmetkn &co.
Bark ssrony. from Bo,tonpBl.n Fnnbaur- Henson eco
Parmeie BreD he hamJ Masks &ea-M Martin o~enT& Cobb
Frost &eo-R Sumner snn Gco-Whssler
BakeLumsisn. Kendall tcoJ e. Manao-
lryRcbardt Sloeoub &coS Fodiek-Vnse
kanetJ Ganche-Adams' Erpress-Judxe Ens--J Kemp
aoirel Gayle 6toH Huntington Wade-T blanchard &co-J
Beyiis &soFa JonesH eenBaei &co-Piee. Converre
Gov Violet AsoCrowei Taylo. L
TIrei RaeW 4 toachri-Kesp Bard aco-h sierA Robb
dco--J HlbbardL CouonS Moore Langs
dorh-C Buddeeks sco-Bebe &c, Greenwood Geoorter
Bark se5s Croker &co-A och.
tisi-B Featson-B Tprpp-shumwa Clnpp-
] G se moar-Ree Fisid3 w
MaEks-Price, Converse deo-ordsr.
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IMpoEefSr'

we'll eco, " - ~ ~ = taAN
uvERPooL-Shp Shanfoek-Salt TO C J Meeksr Eso
JAaAIGA-Shp NJ D'Embril-Isooe e oranges to P.burv
sr &eo. '' y "'sek'
PHILADELPHIA-schoopsr W Msnhop- Axsorsd m,rb.ra;
NEW HoRK-ship Msd Of orleans-Assortsd merchandlss
cHARLEsToN-Brig Emma Eagsr-Riss, etc., order.
kegs tar L Whits--9s eords master, = ~ >s'
BLoX-seheOas Janice and Esa-is MASTER
PEARL RIyER-ssho0nsr Hunte-4e cords wood or order
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observation-disclosures High Wster-5s cords wood masisr
BILo8t-sch oner Re olutton--3g9 bbs charcoal
BILo8t-seho5ner CsestpR-- $50 bills etarsoal ORDER
ANTE RVER-schoouer criiiqu -45 cords wood oder.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cords order.
LoNDoN-shp John Bunypn--Bslas..
Observation-Disclosures Loweii-7o W H,Ason 6eo.
BosioN-Baik S 's1ny-Anoticd NE chandte.
BO5ToN-Barh selsra Crctler-ArAo- merchandise. 5
THoaAsToN. Ms-shp R Jseobs-Balls,..
BELFAST, Me-shp Grantets bales hay Creery Farwel
LlFERPooL-shp Monysia-salt to C Mssker &eo.
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Steamer Empress left Louisville Thursday November Ohio
river falling all the down. Steamers Mayhoer George
her atth wharb0a all in bare Memphis
sand sacks to be burned the entire
ward cargo oil the Collier Nothing raved of either
steamer Me Duva Ageo Co., succeeded in
saving their books and papers, Their less ssoonaurd s
600 only.
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THIRD DAY-tRlDAY, December !, 1856
~ Race to come off at O'Clock P. NJ.
Jockey Club Purse, s7so-Mls Hestr,sThree in FIVE,
ENTRIES: 5,#
1T. B. Pondexer's oh. MARY iupp Guros INIT
stsa,s years; Dre.H Fancy.
2-Wm Mnors gr Ia DAME BLANCHE, by Voucher out Of
Lady Jans-3yenu. Dress, Dark Blue. "
Nv nvttatitn Badges eo czeus
ing Ladies' TO be obtained from Member Club will M
his name On badge ssrangers' Badges 81 giving prvi
eees Of the Course hdmttancs
s Badgesto be obnned at the Office Of ST. Charles Hotel
20 Should the weather tins prevent Race being nn
Admissiot-To Gate and Stands, 81.
IA special Railroad will le,va Tivo; u, .h
A VaJES 80 Is
d. Arant Msts,a t..naan,
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Z136iU bl64
SUGAR AND MoLASsEs. :. ;. Active and still hrrner.
The sales of Sugar embraced 1000 hhds at 6ATc for
Fair to Fully Fair. OF Molasses $500 bbIs sold at a2
33c for Fermentipg to Prime and 150 Choice in several
lots, at 1890 " gallon.
FLOUR 81. Good demand. Sales of $500 bbls of which
500 Missouri at 1880 Indsna and Illinois Superane in
lots, at so u.s. $50 at SO 37, 100 st. Louis 50 so "A
bbl and 500 Fine private terms.
GRAM. The sales Of Corn were confined to about
900 sacks, nearly all at 9oc y bushe or Wheat 5000
sacks sold including 16l at ST So, 5000 also at
81 &c. and 2100 sacks at 81 SO for Red and 50 o bushel
for White of Oats about 900 sacks St. Louis were
taken in two three lots at SO % bushel lot OF 700
sacks Rye brought 81 . bushe. OF Bran 1oO sacks
sold at $50 p 100 ii.
PROVISIONS. Pork was in come request, and we
noticed sales of 100 bb Mess s19 100 New Mess and
Prime Mess, mostly the former, at 500 round and ITO
Mess, also New at $40 p bbl Sales of Bacon and Lard
were confined to retail OF Green Meats casks New
Hoground gold at the fancy price of 1o1ac p b.
HAY. 100 bales Western taken in tive lots at
S22, and S22 SO p ton.
RICE. 80 tierces landing sold at SIC p ID.
SALT. Sales $500 sacks Liverpool one-seyeuth Fine
to arrive 81 15 1000 Coarse at the ssme $780, one.
egh Fine at 81 IT, and 1900 Coarse from store 81 %
0s1 % y sack.
coFfEE... 800 bags Rio were sold at l1c aud so at
llHc y ID.
GUNNY BAGS. Holders asking full prices The
stock in all hands the 1st of December, was only
1s46t7o bags portion of which had been sold for the
West, and were awaiting shipment.
BAGGING.. 120 bales were disposed of Oh private
terms
WHISKY. 100 bbs Raw sold at 4lc q gallon
FREIGHTs. Active and frmer A ship was taken
for Liverpool at sd for Cotton gave away her
Segment at q, Consignment also given away at
1116d two taken for Havre at &c for Cotton and CSC
for Wheat two Bremen ships for Bremen at nc for
ton and (on Wednesday, ship for Antwerp at Ike for
Cotton, and for Liverpool at "a for Cotton and lad
for Wheat.
EXCHANGES. Fair demand at our quotations:
sterng JOY Glo1 az l01;4
rEeucs 0t2oI4 O5tol4 dollar
New'York sixtyday Bis............15S n216 dis
Sight Checks New yors dis
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Ma
Scar Arada, Guassm.lA, ugAs for fabslca, Tug, sc
ARRIVED
Ship E.,be'h Bentley BD Boyer from Liverpool 18th October
Ship sag Sparrow daysfrom Belfast, Me- wAinsy Scr
Ship Mopea Baner Liverpool October to Meeter
Ship Issoss sadsnop tnsw 20 days fOm rhOmaston Me-
Ship John Banyan Nehos from London aoh October ballast
Ship Maid oforean Dennis Is from New York. cohen-
Ship si.;s, asy from Liverpool Messr a.o
shp n DEaS,il -, daya from jamaica to maser-pon.
Frances YorE day. from Trapapi to Mesker
Bark Lowell Edwards IS from paIade ph to ,uron &c
Bark sazony Hanson days from Boston, Fosdk-. dis
Bark seera Croker Berry, Is days from Boston, Bass.t dis
Brig Emma Eager sOueras days Ha Zee
from 70 9isdss
sebr caIe,tine, Black, from Bo1i-Ras'n.
seh ssr.sss,.n n@a'f
s sssr namoe,a. e tone fro" spes fd9Basn.
sshr Hunter: F.ser, from rs.r Risss-easn
Sehr High Wafer hossaur, from Tf,kfaw-Ban
sshr Resolution, Jo,sphs, from Biloxi--Bssin
Steamboats,.
Bella Donna. McCombs wilamsport,
o @ ss IsS nass, from fssa L LSRS,s
cDJr, Cotton from Bayou Sara
s ns~ sa Bnld. saof from 1s St %as'o
Hungarian, Collier. fon. WABASH River
N w Graham, kerchevn, from Vitksbnrg.
Fnaneier No ,. Sweeney, from Shreveport.
HR W Hill, Newell from Memphis,
Music, Morrison. from Port Huason.
Empress, Shearer, from Louisville.
Oregon Mey ern, from Mobile.
0pheia, Dmetry from Point Lila Hache.
Delta. Ford from Cucianai.
Eicoris. Hawes from Alexandria
Fanny spArhawk, Terrebonne, from Lniorrehe.
Towboat Panther Psnneg the down and to
lat inRs ships Diadem St Loubrought ships Maid
0rle.ns ard Coulon. = " :
Towboat Mary kingsand Phillips from the and
sea "a ns hps Chancellor and John cottebrought up
chip Elizabeth Bentley and bgs WIN Clark Eager
Iowboat Yankee Flnton the Pas-towed to sea
sns, snips Louisiana Lochnsr bark Loaa 'fon and hr
Louisa-brolght shps Shsmroek D'Emer
aud Frmces, and schooner W Mershon
Towbot Phoenix Cow the and 10 ssa
the 9dins shin Delhi, bark Rosurio William
Seera Crocker '' $50
Towbo Lenora Whitney, brought from Johuaon plantation ship
Jacobs. : s'f
Towbost Bell Reiuhart frem PMetowed down and to
the 9Th n, ships EXCELSIOR,
Anienon-brought up shps Granite and Mongolia.
Below-Coming Up.
10y Telegraph
Ship oonth Young, 4s days from Liverpool with Ah
bridge &eo.
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VANNUCHPs AMERICAN MUsUETTM

Thester, and formerly Dan Rces Muse ua - " es
This DEPOT Of the Tumphs OF open h,prs OF the a.v
brilliantly Illuminated night and ton
in the United States. " es''"N3"s
tbs brilliant Ststuarv Marshal p.lt,,i.x
Omar Psiha Lord Raglan Prince Mensohkof Naposon and
the Bslgerent Powers Europe deserves specsi neties
= Admissitn, 50 centa Chilli balf price.
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CRY, Dec. 8. 1865.
The arrivals to-day 400 Texas and Attakapas
Bseves 200 Calves and Yearing 400 Hogs and 800 Sheep
Prices in favor Of purchasers at quotations.
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ERANKLIN MUsEuM-

n No. los ST. CHARLES STREET.
uppaste the 81 Charles Theaer formerly
OPEN DURING THE DAY AND EVENING
Among the collection Of Curose will
Revolving Astronomical Tabsur dferant Diagram.
splendid Cosmorams Of Cities Towns and Lan4scapts: war
Ststasy Living Renhs including large speeiaspa Of The
and she is.e and Of the specimens
With but one two bodies and eight variety
ia and rare Btds With variety Of other RATIONAL Interesting
and novel cnriotties forming
ist, the Student. the cd the young, all mankind,
81 Admission IS ceniR; Children, is
ED oar cbecs being establish Museum Or
LEAFS will be thar kfal anything that auy one NAV Ii
towards assisting US to increase collection. dsR
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c1ssg,ss Gs.s pa D..ser 1Lissss.E sM,ssof
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri facias moi
- addI..se fHounrsbe Cnqe District ID ia
Nsnvelte Orleans Gfe
iusressses presaessie AERCRE JaayisY 1s5s
midi de dss Magazine. rsver
A USE PLANTATION sss en- Ia Paroisse d. 81, Tam sss.y
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
..- FRIDAY MORNING, Dec. Z, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

FRIDAY MORNING, Dec. Z, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan, Lawe Indauola
Harris d Morgan
Ship Desdsnenn, Fcrnhsp for Queenstown Market
j P Whitney .Seo
Ship Plymouth Rock Hammond for Liverpool Baxter Lovel
Sap Monmouth Doane, for Liverpool, Jenkins Williams
Ship Atlantic, Worth, for New York, J eco
bars Leroy, smslsy, for Boston, Creevy Farwell
Bark Magistrate, (brI) Wheeier for Liverpool Boswell
Bark Msypo, tSpanl Mas for Barcelona, Castillo Hatispe
Bark ENNIS Lncon Waits lor Cork, Whitney geo
Mary Pierce Bartlett . Boston, ] ii Buas
sehr sarnh Hill hekenton Philadelphia Creevy
Sehr Frauei. NJ Iqu Luud, Psnfatol4, Master
Sehr Kiln, Harrison, for Pensacor Master
shr Joven Eliza Span saunde Spain Pnr
Sehr ssdnats Saunders, Nav York. Hyrson &eo
Sehr Sonqusst Jenkins for Peutaeoa, John Hurley
Sehr Panama, Wliamson, FOR Mobile, Master
scar Aadi lnasetnsla) ugA for fabelCai Tug Mir
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07
pEELS SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE.
Il ARM DRY HALL.

r, ER FOUR H EEK. at
This popular and fashionable
to witness the unrivaled performances Of
WEST H. PEEPS CAMPBELL MINISTRIES
nightly Bgresgnes Farcs Sonzs Dances
81 Msay Novelties are in active rspars.isn. "
~ Tisksts, 50 cents.
~ ssas secured at the Boz from 10 to o'clock
:. MATT PEEL. Nsn-ssr,
uois Dr.. ?. A. JONES, Agent.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.


PRiDAr MoRnfrs, Dec. 7, 1865
CoTToN....The demand rather limited yesterday,
and prices further depressed by the foreign The
sales embraced $500 bales at decline of 1 on the
middling and lower qualities. We quote -
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. .61fb6h Midding Fair. .1oe-
Ordinary .....61t@T1S Fair a.
Midding ........7IasA Good Fair...........-av-
Good Middlng. ..saf691a Good and Fine. .....-1-
TOBACCO. We noticed only sale of 4 hhds at Sc
Ii.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Corros-balen. ToBieeo-hhda
Stock hand aept. l, 1856 ...... .4o53T 11.7I5
Received since ......... 575,022 1921
!" yesterday 49,. e6s2==5s4T04 600 1891
6252l 15ooe
Exported to date. .3T7.91S 9s42
yesterday .l2,4sS- 391,401 0U0- 9,s42
234S40 bI64