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is We give in another column arnunicati 10
G from one Of our most intellig containing Z
some statistics regarding sugai klng Up esti-
mates, the quantity Of sugar Hill be produced le
this season must in view, be considered 81 apont
one Of the production 81 the world,
that is considering this seasons yield to reach one
hundred thousand hhds Of one thousand pounds
each. The production Of the world for 1896 ls as
su1ned as reaching one million two hundred and
ninety thousand tons allowing fifty thousand tons
as the crop Of Louisiana. The consumption Ct me
world for this year place at 600 tons pro
auction 400 900 tons leaving efficiency Of 90 900
tons
This III giving other countries full yield,
including one hundred and sixty thousand tons OF
beet root sugar, supposing it may be produced IN
France, Belgium, lvarian, Russia and Austria.
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MONDAY, Ath of August, at noon, at the
Vl ST. Louis Exchange st. Louis street between Games aha
Second District Court of New Orleans bearing date the i9h
July 1856, will be sold -, o,o.,
Opeoas and Great Western Railroad Company belonging to
the succession of II. A. Hofmeyer -,
NV TprmS --(Ias
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suddIesy, Harness and Trunks

The subscribers have just received full supply of English
French and American
SADDLES,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many late improvements Their stock of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
HH "a NE un e. - So
IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con-
sany hand complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
I4a C2GVEGS,
and other articles their line 10 which they invite attention.
WING MA HINES,
With all the late Improvements. $780,
LACEY d CO.,
je23 2ptnl 81 ST. Charles street
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HSOfS1EgGs2' summer RaCtsesRsey.
For sale by
vu--EHGDSe NJ We MAnrH-8E.p
Bookseller and StatiOncr,
1O5 CANAL STREET.. los
CHAMBERS PAPERS FOR THE PEOPLE-Tweve Vol
PRESCOTT,S COMPLETE WORKS--Eleven Youms
BULWER'S NOVEIS-One large Octave Volume.
sDDIsON'S WORKS COMPLETE-Six Volumes.
DE QUINCEY'S MISUNDERSTANDING and Complete.
DICKENS AND sCoTTs NOVELS COMPLETE.
IBVING'S, .COOPER'S AND KENNEDY'S NOVELS.
GOLDSMITH'S MISCELLANEOUS WORKS COMPLETE.
BANCROFT'S UNITED STATES-six Volumes.
WEBSTER'S SPEECHES AND LIFE-Sx Volumes.
CALHOUN's LIFE AND SPEECHEs-siN Volumes.
ENCYCLOPEDIA Observation-Disclosures Volumes.
LONGFELLOW'S, BRYANTS AND HALLECK'S POETl
CAL WORKS.
| SHAKESPEARE, MILTON, BYRON AND MOoRE-Conl-
| pete.
| HEMANS, SIG Quincy, EDITH MAY AND ELIZA COOK.
| JUVENILE BOOKS--A large and well selected stock.
| GRAHAMS AND GODEY'S MAG AZINES FOR AUGUST.
| IVES 2p3t AT los CANAL STREET.
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Hoy. StsaseaseE Reynolds.
HDeaoOES.

oFFICE-No. liz GRAvTER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALD-HEAp, WBrEswELl1EG, SORES an
Ulcers of every description ia3l 2ply
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SUCCESSION OF w. KEHoL-vALUABLE REAL Es
BY H. PEYCHAUn CO.,

WEDNESDAY, the lsth of August, 1T 10
w O'Clock NJ St Louis Exchange BY virtue q an Or
der from the Honorable the Second District Court OF New Or
leans under the I'd July 1856 and for account OF SAID
succession, will be Sold -. MI
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate in the First Dis
rc the cy0f New Orleans desgnateda as Lot . Of square
No. 90 comprised between Canal Claiborne jackson Hhd Der
bigny Streets per plan drawn by Joseph Pe surveyor
dated the LIST Of May 1870 and deposited in the Office OF ~ H.
McCay late Notary Public this city, which said Lot measures
Is front jackson street by 06 feet inches IN depth pc
tween parallel lines, English together with all the IN
thereon consisting Of Frame House and out build
ings.
vent security aud mortgage the property sold.
Act of sale before p f. Theard ut the Of the pf
chaser jyll q aul l3
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Auttiplt salfs.

BRANDIEs, OLIVE OIL, WINES, HOLLAND GIN,
Whisky, Alcohol, etc, without reserve
BY B. SYKES Auctioneer. 81
THURSDAY, the 3lst Inst, Mt 10 o'clock, at
Of Mr. John Clauzure No 100 Royal street. isth
out close various congnmens and on account Oh
partnre, will be sold sd
S3 baskets Olive OIL, 20 cases Sardnes: ~, =
70 Clnret Wine, IA Orange Flower WAteri
u demjohns Holland Gin 4 baskets Champagne A.
quarter casks Brandy fourth proof under OuatomhouSe
keys; 100 [5E:aEt
11S sSs Sssaasa WHISKY Dbl! New 9c1k Gin;
90 bills Raw Whisky, 100 bills Alcohol 2gh-1
ar and eighth pipe Imitation French Brandy
127 bbls New York Brandy, 90 dem9hns Holland Gin ~
TERMss300 cash; $500 10 $500 sixty days $500 to S9oV
four months over $1,000 six months for approved by
Catalogues wrcay delivery the Auctioneers
Office. - @F9l @5S, jysO
SUCCESSION OF 2. a. =. LEFEByR E--HoUsE AND
Lot on Bienvllla street
BY N. YIGNIE Auctioneer
{, SATURDAY, ed August, at 12 O'Clock, M,
y by virtue order from tho Honorable the Second Dis
trict Court New Orleans dated 26th june, 1856 will be
sold at public auction in the Rotda of the ST. Louis Hotel,
~ A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Bienve Burgundy, Dauphn and Cont Streets measuring
Frencl leasr thirty feet front Benve street by eighty
four feet deep together with the story house. containing
| fotr rooms cabinet. Kitchen etc.
TERMS AND COND1TIONS-Onefo fourth cash nnd the pal
apce on md is MONTHS for notes without endor
sers bearing the rate of per cent from date until
pena clause secured by on the apove
property. The buildings TO be insured anu poiies "
Veho f f sale before Magner Notary Public. jy2
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.EBOEbeG3''S

j. p. TODD Of the late firm Of Todd Co., and TODD
GANDOLFI fully authorized to collect all monies due the
late of Todd Co.. and the in liquidation they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
iy2S onlm MM II. FISK.
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NTOTICEI-MESsRS. DENNISTOUN, WOOD Co.
IN Of New York have made application to the City Treasurer
Orleans for the payment of Forty nine Coupons oil the
City New Orleans Second Municipality bonds for one thou.
sand dollars for the Of thirty
dollars each and ali due on first day Of February 1896 Fur
Their the forty Coupons posted N Liverpool Oh
the ed day January 1856 by j. e. n Gill Notary Public
for the said ensouE Wood Co.. by the "a
cc steamer which vessel missing and is supposed to have
been lost -,,-., <,o
ie25 Cot A. j. DENNlSIpbS y W.
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DepOEs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2S 2ptf Nos. q and ISL Chartres street.
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ar. Tmporls in Poands Exp'ts in Ponnls 0ons,n j
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WRENCH LANGUAGE and LITE1RATUISkIs
l. LEON LAUGR1N, lately Lawyer at the Bar OF fars
Professor of the French Language and French Literature
In the University Of Louisiana.
ny French Class for gentlemen at O'Clock every evening,
- stran,. '' 7-'
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A UCTION NOTICE. 50. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
n pecfuy informs his friends and the public that having
suEed his old business as AuCFlONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his office, No. 80 Camp street.
viii attend to the sale Of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Al
will give and personal attention all door sales
of every description.
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands has for sale either private terms, public
Every facility in his will be offered to buyers and
sellers of Real Estate.
Draughtsman and Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance at his Office.
With the that he will give strict attention to his
business all its details he trusts that he will receive share Of
public patronage, BENZ. KENDIG, Auctioneer,
no26 Office, No. So Camp street.
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GECOND-HAND FURNITURE STORE, No
NJ q Baronne street, near Canal.
Secondhand Furniture of all descriptions bought sold
changed also repaired and vanished in the best and
reasonable terms.
Persons declining housekeeping and wishing dispose Of
their furniture would do we'll to call the Undersigned
fe23 P. N. TOURNE.
TOR THE SUNINTEFS-A FEW GENTLEMEN, AND
families can be accommodated during the sum
months with good board and airy and comfortable apart
moderate TERMS by making early application at the
corner of Baronne and Canal streets jy9 3m
7 INIE-CEMENT-PLA etc.-4sOO bbs
IL landing and in store, for sale by -
| ALFRED KEARNY,
jel9 u hTagaZne street.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
" The undersigned having formed for he pnr
pose transacng business in the line Of Civil Engineering
Surveying that may be entrusted Them within the State
of Louisiana having had considerable experience in that
line business would respectfully soca share Of patronage
from those interested therein J: &. DkEgA
W. S. MITCHELL
Nnc. p-rf I1f ,ol1 liz
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DBENru E-sUMMER CLASSES 70

T1RENCI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLASSES FOts
L GeAtemen-M Leon Laugrn; Professor Of the French
language literature at the University 81 Lonh
gives respectful notice to the public that on MONDAY june
9Th and continue during the whole summer
new classes different degrees for gentlemen comprising
Elementary. Middle and Superior Glasses at his Office b11ye
stv Building Baroe and Common streets, Room NO. l.
The classes place in the evening various hours
O'clock to suit anybody The learning q the
language will made extremely easy by method Of sim
piifeaton.
Price for Sc payable in advance Apply and sub
the Professors Office evening" after o'clock
| iahg m
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03


instruct our representatives in Congress to
establish weekly mail stage from Des
Arc to Clarksville, in johnson county.
Which was adopted.
The Speaker presented the report of the
Auditor Of Public Accounts, made in obe-
dance to call upon him by the House to
furnish the House the amount of money
paid out of the treasury on account of the
suit instituted against the Real Estate
Bank. The statement furnished by the
Auditor shows that the entire expenditures
of the suit, including the salary of the
chancellor, are 50, 129 ,99. =
House bill, No. 80, ssAn act to amend
chapter 80, of the Digest, under the head
of justices of the peace" was taken up and
read second time. -r
On motion of Mr.. Williams, of Pulaski,
said bill was referred to the committe on
the Judiciary
Some names were changed, local bills
introduced, propositions made for the in
auguration of the Governor, and the House
adjourned until Monday morning, nine
o clock
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03
ARKANSAs LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov. 10th, 1856.

t MONDAY, Nov. 10th, 1856.
The Senate net pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
The journal of Saturday was read and
approved
On motion of MIR. Gaines the joint reso-
luton of the Senate and the House of Rep
resentatives to take into consideration the
expedicncy of changing the different cir
cult courts of this State, adopted on Sat
urday last, was rc-considered, and it ap-
pearing that said joint resolution was not
concurred in by the House of Represen-
tatives, the same was rescInded.
Mr.. Hammond gave notice that he would
on Friday next introduce bill to make it
a penal offence for any person to sell or
give vinous or spirituOus liquors to slaves
without the consent of their owners or
those who have them In charge. t
Mr.. Redmond introduced Senate bill,
No. 81, .'An act for the relief of persons
who have lost or mislaid their certificates
of entry under the different swamp land
acts of this State. Which was read first
time, and on motion of MIR. Gaines the
rules were suspended and the bill read a
second time.
On motion of Mr.. Redmond said bill was
referred to the committee on the judicia-
ry
Mr.. Floyd introduced Senate bill, No.
81, "An act to prevent the presiding judg-
es of the county courts from issuing writs
of habeas corpus. Which was read first
time.
On motion o, Mr. Cain, Senate bill, No.
Is, s'An act to aid in the construction of
the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company"
was taken up and read second time by
title.
Which bill, on motion, was referred to
the committee of the whole and made the
order of the day on "Wednesday next
Mr. Floyd introduced Senate bill, No
-, '.An act to regulate the proceedings in
the circuit courts of this State in relation
to the change of venue in criminal causes"
which was read a first time.
Senate bill, No. 2S, "An act to be enti-
tied an act to amend section 269, of the
Revised Statutes, under the head of GRIM
inal proceedings" was read a second time
and referred to the committee on the ju-
dietary. -
Senate bill, No %, .'An act to increase
the compensation of jurors in Indepen-
dence county," was read second time. |
Mr. Keith offered the following amend
incnt ..Strike out 81 80 and insert 81 90,
and amend by striking out the county of
Independence and insert the grand jurors
of each county in the State"
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03
FOR SALE.

A n undivided half of the Plantation. in La
II favetie county, near Ref River. known as
the Mott Piantation.H containing in the aggre-
gate say Z24S acres portion OF which is Im-
proved aud iu-eultiv alton. The tract iies in
township, I9 south OF range 25 and 26. west, and
is one oi the most valuable !arms al that section
of country The sale will be made by virtue
of a deed of trust executed to me by Roswell
Beebe and wife on the 26th of Nav 1856 and |
am authorized to say that the other undivided
hall of the Plantation, belonging to the Real
Estate Bank If the State os Arkansas, can be
bought on reasonable terms. The title is be-
lieved to be indisputable.
-.ce.- ai- GEO. c. WATKINS.
r ;ttIe Rock Ark Oct IS 1856 43:3m
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03
TUESDAY, New. 18th, 1856.
Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment.

Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment.
The iourlai--of yestcrda yTcad and apprO-
>ei
NJ. TctteI, from the Judiciary commit
t,s made the following majority report
J;u- ScEsa f.Ei-Iilc committee on the
judiciary to whom was referred Sen@te bill,
No s, nave had the same under conside-
ration and doubt the policy which would
revoke existing and necessary laws before
othcrs are enacted to suprecede them and
:. take their place. Whether such a re-
Vision of the ancient common law would
be politic after the establishment of full
and complete code of laws for the State,
it Is needless ROW to inquire; such a code
could only be the production of uuwearied
diligence, of talent and time.
And certainly sweeping revision of the
common law ought not to precede the on
" substitute which could be made to take
It's place with safety.
The committee instructed me to report
the bill back to the Senate and to recon-
mend Its rejection
Mr. Floyd made minority report.
The report of the majority of the COM
mittec was adopted and the minority re-
jected,.
The Judiciary committee likewise recon-
mended the rejection of the Senate bill,
No. 10
Mr.. Jones introduced bill to regulate
tolls and ferriages, which was read first
time
Mr.. Gaines from the select committee,
to whom was referred that portion of the
Governors message, relating to geologi-
cal survey, reported that the committee
had carefully considered the same and
most earnestly advised that provisions be
made by law for carrying into effect his
Excellencys recommendation.
Which report was adopted.
\ bill accompanying said report was in
troduced, and 200 copies of the same were
ordered to be printed. -
On motion, the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow morning, 9 o'clock.
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03
MARRIED.

AT the residence of DIR. I. N Jones. in this
place, on Thursd V, the 27th ult. by the Rev
A b. Winfield. of Camden, Miss Anna r. JONES
to DIR. ALEXANDER P. MOORE. all OF this county
We had the pleasure Of making one of the
joyous throng who witnessed the auspicious
event above referred to, and can wish our happy
young friends no brighter fate than to hope, that
their lives may flow onward together, with no.
thing to mar the affection which they mutually
pledged to each other upon their nuptial night.
May their young hearts
Be blest in the fulhllment OF their dreamr
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03
HOUSE.
-HOUCE-
SATURDAY, Nov. Is, 1856.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Speaker announced that reports
from standing committees were In order.
Mr.. Newton from the standing commit
tee on county and county lines made the
following report:
Mr.. SPEAKER-Your committee to
whom was referred the petition of sundry
citizens Of Union county, praying to be at
tached to Columbia county, have had the
same under consideration, and it appear
ing to your committee that the represen-
iatlves from Columbia county, are oppos-
ed to the making of any change ia county
lines; therefore majority Of Your com
miftee have instructed me to report the
sa.ae back and to recommend its rejec-
ton.
Which was read and adopted 2 =
Mr Pettigrew offered a resolution II
petition Congress to establish stage route
An Hempstead and Sewer counties. i.r
Which was adopted.
Nr. Veaable introduced a resolution to
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03
MONDAY, Nov. 18th, 1856.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
The journal of Saturday was read and
approved. - e
MIR. Watson from the standing commit
tee on the Judiciary made the following re-
port:
Mr.. SPEAKER-The committee on the
Judiciary to whom was referred House bill,
No. 25, "An act to change the mode of
voting" have had the same under consid-
Grafton, and have instructed ME to report
the bill back and recommend its rejec-
ton.
WATSON, CN'n.
Mr. johnson moved the adoption of
said report. -lsl
MIR. Williams of Lawrence, called for
the yeas and nays on said motion, which
was sustained-ayes 46 nays Is.
So the motion to adopt said report pre-
vailed and the bill was rejected.
Mr.. Griffin, chairman of the committee
on internal Improvements, presented the
report of the committee ON the Cairo and
Fulton railroad, which was adopted
Mr.. Gentry, from the select committee,
to whom was referred House bill, No. 6,
for the relief of the securities of John f.
Smith, late sheriff of Columbia, pres nted
the report of said committee, which re-
commended the rejection of said bill, and
said report was adopted.
The House received message from the
Senate, informing them that the Senate
had passed Senate bill, No 6, to more full
ly define the duties of clerks and compar-
ing justices of election, and to prevent
them from rejecting any poll book
MIR. Boone offered the following resolu-
ton:
Reso!uc9, That the clerks of this House
receive the same compensation for their
services that they did during the last ses-
sion of tie Legislature OF this State.
Which was read and adopted.
lhr- AbDett introduced House bill. No.
20, to be entitled Ian act to amend chap
ter 4, OF the Digest"
Which was read a first time.
On motion the House adjourned until
tomorrow morning, 9o'clock.
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03

WEDNESDAY Nov 18th, 1856.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Edmunson of Crittenden, chairman
OF the committee on swamp and overflow
ed lands, made the following report:
Mr.. SPEAkER-Your committee on
swamp and overAowed lands, to whom was
referred House bill, No. II, entitled "An
act to protect the interest of purchasers Of
swamp and overfowed lands and for other
purposes" have had the same under con-
sideration and recommend its rejection.
Which on motion, was adopted and the
bill rejected. ,
4 Mr.. Watson, chairman of the committee
on the Judiciary, made the following re-
port:
Mr.. SPEAKER-The committee on the
judiciary to whom was referred House bill,
No. 5, entitled IAN act TO amend section
IL, of the Digest of the Statutes of Ar
kansas, chapter 81, page 377," have had
the same under consideration and have in
structed me to report to the House sub
stitute for the original bill, which is here
with presented, and recommend its pas
sage.
On motion of Mr. Oates, the report was
adopted 7s'
Mr.. Turner offered the following resolu-
tiOn: --.-..
Resolved, That hereafter this House
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, 1856.

The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt
On motion of Mr. Floyd, the Senate re-
solved itself into a committee of the whole
of which Mr.. Trimble was chairman.
The bill to aid in the construction of the
Cairo and Fulton railroad having been
made the special order of the day, was read
and after some time the committee through
the chairman reported progress and asked
leave to sit again on tomorrow morning.
Senate adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing, 9 o'clock. ~
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
II GREEN & BRO, or to the Estate of GEO.
w. GREEN, dec. ale requested to come forward
and make Immediate payment or their notes and
accounts will be placed in the hands OF an officer
for collection.
ID. GREEN. Sur. Partner
- JD & w ID. GREEN. Ex'rs
OF Geo w. Green, dec.
Washington. Nov. 3. 1856 453
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-03
n q z &c E
is HEREBY GIVEN,

IS HER EBY CIV en-,
THAT at sale of Lands Tor the non payment
i of Taxes due thereon held at the court
house door in the town of Washington. In the
county of Hen pstead. in the State OF Arkansas.
pursuant to lawful notice given by the sheriff of
said county and in conformity with the laws OF
said State on the first Monday of November.
A. ID. 1852 it being the first day OF SAID month
the following described tract, or parcel OF land
was stricken off and sold to the undersigned ior
the taxes. penalty and costs due thereon, to wit;
The east half of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton seventeen iI71 in township eleven 11J
SOUTH in range twenty-seven t21l west, contain
ing eighty (sO) acres. which sand land was listed
and assessed for taxation in the name OF john b.
Denton, and was purchased by the undersigned
on the said first Monday of November, A ID.
1852. for the aggregate amount OF the Ssa'e and
county taxes. penalty and costs due thereon ior
the wears 1915 TO 1852 inclusive. amounting 10
the sum of eighteen dollars and sevenfy-iour cents
1918 7il which said tract OF land above de-
scribed was by deed. dated the 2ist day OF No.
veuber. a. ID. 1854, duly executed. acknowledged
and recorded, conveyed to the undersigned by
John B. Sandelur sheriff and collector of Hemp
stead county azores nd by authority vested IN him
by the laws OF the State OF Arkansas
Now THEREFoRE. notice is hereby given to all
persons whom it NAV concern, or who caG set up
any right titlei or claim to the above described
tract CT parcel of land. purchased as Aforesaid
in consequence of any infoTmaiity irreguiarity or
illegaIity connected with such sale, or for any
cause or defect whatever that. in conformity with
the Act of the Legislature OF the State of Arkan-
sas. in relation to--Tax titles" approved the Sd
dav of November, 1886, the undersigned viii ap-
ply TO the circuit court Of Hampstead county, at
court TO be holden at the courthouse in said
county. on the tenth Monday after the fourth
Monday of September A. d. 1857, for confirma-
ton OF title 10 and to said tract parcel OF land
SO purchased as aforesaid. and all persons inter-
ested are hereby notlfed to appear at said time
and place and show cause. il any they can why
the title 10 said land should not be confirmed ac-
cording TO law.
-- EPHRAIM MIRICK-
Washington. Nov. 26, 1856. 4s:6