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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-11

THEATKE.
KuNKEL = C0...........Lesss and rropdstms
'9HS E q. H.,i.u.l Tb..i,. ws.sns.on. snj
the Holiday stsest Theatre, Baltimore
(. r. MOxLEY,.............. Acting Asnseer.
u The Management respectfully announce q .
dYt sppesrance of
MIR. Sam GLENN,
The crest Dutch and Yankee Comednn who will
sppcsr in two characters.
The performance will commences with the Drama
RosINA MEADOWS.
Jsthre Baxter. 3. GLENN
The perfsrmaacs to conclude with tbs
DUTCH RICHARD, No. 8.
Richard. .....................MR. 3. GL cNN.
ADMISSION reas Circle and Psrquetts, so eta ,
(no extra charge for reserved seats I'd Tier Boxes,
Is cts; Galleries 80 and Is cts.
/ ~ Box Office open from to 8 O'Clock.
EN Doors open at 7: Overture commences at quar-
ter before O'Clock Drsclselv.
az BALL AT TIE tlhGiNiA HO-
81 TEL, on 9Th street,
A TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. -I1th.,
DGentIsmsn and lady 81. -
GREAT SALE OF DIZZY GOODS:
VI -. A LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD wITHIs
TWO MONTHS!
Y, COHEN,
NO. IT'S BROAD STREET,
Bees to announce to the pnbc that ths constant
ase of his business makes it imperative to have
his present enlarged AID in order to have the
Improvement exscuted soon Cd possible, all the
goods will be offered at such extremely
LOW PRICES
az to secure their
QUICK SALES!
To enunlarate the goods and their prices, would
Il ks too much space; suffice it TO say that he han in
store On unusually large stock, ubrsens everything
in the
ind his facilities for purchasing goods being good
as those of any other house IN the city,
GREAT BARG GAINS
Goods sold sxclusivsly for CASH. no IL .6t~
COO BUSHELS OF JERSEY WHITE
OUU MERCER POTATOES yeT sale by
4 DAMAaTINE, CANDLEs.- 800 boxes
n no Il Il STORE '0' 'A D62s2sENpoRr. ALLEN CO.
DUCKWHKAT FLOU h.--sO0 bags for
ID sale BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT..-1OOO barrels;
IL Blasting Powder, 1000 kegs Safety Fuse, 81
'1 no II f0f SAFE 0' DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.
T TOUORs --I5 Eishth pipes old Uognac
sal. BY CHAS. T. W0RTHAM L 20.
uAIR HRACELETs. HAIKe BRACE
Ii LETS.-Ladies il want of a handsome pair of
Elastic Belts, handsome Collar, a rich Embrsder-
piled at AUGUSTUS MAILERTS,
nol0 No Al Main street.
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~ The regular monthly meet thug OF the
"Youns Mems Christian Association" win De ne q
on THIS Tuesday, EVENING, st = o. CLOCK, IN 'ne
h LITE T. Jta'iH Leroy P. GRANT, Rec. Sec.
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r. Life and Property Preservers.--,
Colts Patent Repeating fistois, Army, Navy ana
Pocket Size, lust received. and for ssle by
JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer,
noII-1u doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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A CARD.--Wc, the undersigned, navin &
n assoesesed ourselves together under the firm and
style of THOMAS l. BOLLikG for the purpose of
conducting a GENERAL GROCERY AND COM.
MISSION BUSINESS in this city lat the store for.
merly occupied by Royal Parish dsc'd. would most
respectfully inform friends and the public that
will keep constantly on hand we'll selected as
aortment of GROCERIES, ell of which we will sell
1t the ovest market prices and on the most
modating terms We also give our personal atten-
ton to the sale Of Wheat Corn, Rye, Flour Tobsc-
CO. aud all other kuds of Country Produce for which
will always the highest market prices and
twelve years experience tho above business IN
this city, stter ourselves that shall be sbs to
give entire satisfaction to all who msy favor with
their PATRONAGE GEORGE THOMAS,
no7r6t STITH BOILING
DUYsIClAN's PRESCRIPTIONS care.
i fully and accurately compounded 1t all hours.
day right and of select and stable medicines at
the of the subscriber, Market Place Frankiin
street. JNo w. GAHLICK,
no Pm Apothecary and Drusrst
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Mars. WHARTON, of the Revere ense
lTl corner OF Sd and franklin street has still
occupied very desirable suite os rooms for the
commods.ion of a private family, and is now pre-
pared to Transient Day Boardera on the most
rea aonabls terms no Il-2w*
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RGREAT REDuCTlON IN THE On
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATR.-Eram Nh

0GREAT REDUCTION IN THE urs
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HAT6.--Frem M
Is to 20 psr cent saved by buying from j. -
H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hofel Building
Mo.eskin Hats best quality. IS 50
Moieskin Hats second quality 90
Fashionable Blk Hats. ...................,.. $50
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots. 50
Congres Cater Boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 Is
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. 2 Is
J. H: ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
Of the best makers In the city Of Philadelphia 10 sun
ply him with handsome and suhstausisl Cslfskin
sswed Beor, which he win cell at the unprecedented
ov price Of $3.50 ocIs--dAoIv
EhNClNG.--The exercises Ia this npe arr
= hays already commenced In my Sale dArmss
No 208, Main street, where am prepared to recsiys
further number Of pupils
Tsrms-Five dollars course aftwelve lsssons.
90 1I-te r. WILHACHEk.
HVll,H . DAP AND CA q 4 /;
- Mischelfs Candies New York state Cheese |;
Fross's buckwhest; Timothy Seedi Rsinted busksts;
Bot Green and Hlsak Teas. ror saIs ~ ssfts
EDWIN WOR3HAM CO,
30 oosnss lSthand Cary 4.
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EUUND--A MULE, SADDLE and BKI.
l. DIE, which the owner can have by proving pro-
perty and paying charges. Apply at
Nnn II-Stk AMERICAN STA RLFE.
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'lNWO very desirable MOoMS ut ,irs:
L BURTONS Boarding House. corner of 9Th and
Franklin streets. One of the rooms mentioned 10
situated the first floor with gas, anc large closet;
the other the second floor, very g,od ROOM
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There were g5e deaths in New York, las. week
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SWAN q CO.'S LOTTEhIkS
~ WAN q GUS LOTTEh1ES.
authorized BY the State Of Alabama.l
$4,000 TO BIZ HAD FOR $40!
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
CLASS ],
To be drawn in the City Of Montgomery, Alabama,
in public. on
Thursday, November is, 1856,
On plan of SINGLE NUMBERS.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager

$4,000 Tickets only FRIES amounting to Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars will be distributed
cordins to the following Unrivalled Schemei
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VIRGINIA.

REcAPITULATIoN.
1856.
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rELHoRAPHfc NHws.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE DIsPAToH
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9TEANU VPENLNG UE NEM GUUUS:
MILLHIsEh BRO. having just returned FROM
New York, claim the attention of the purchasing
community tthe ladies especially to the most mag
nificent stock of Forsign and Domestic Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods to be found in any establishment
in the city. The large additions now opening COM
pletes each department and renders stock
passed in regard 10 cheap prices The Goods are Sc
Iected expressly 'or use and diversified
in styles and qualities suit the humbIest the
most fastidious. ]. MILLHISER BRO.
ro1I 100 Rrnad st
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NOR HIRE---FO the balance OF the year
Il likely BOY, accustomed to waiting in a hous.
and store X. CAUTHORN.
IL
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DRU BONO PUBLtCO...The very sud.
L den changes in climate must necessarily pro-
duce colds in many instances, which may lead
to Bronchitis, Pneumons, Pieurisy and Consumption
Hence the suggestion is certainly not an improper
enc, that all persons having colds should not delay
to use the best remedies. Of these the subscriber
begs leave call especial attention to Leonsrds In
slant Relief or Cough Mixture; Ayers' Cherry Pee
of " hch may always be found at the Apothecary
and Prescription Store Of
JNO. w. GAaLICK, Market Place,
no II Franklin street.
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OOk AT TBls.---I have just received
4 psr ate amers jamestown and Bslvidere, ono tne
lot Of large mountain ORANGES, which will sell
cheao kl.s, q lot Of APPLES, such as the Reulbo,
Mary Bell; Chesnutr Onions and Irish Potatoes -
Give me a call, if you please
WASHINGTON L. ROCK,
roII-It* Old Market 18th street.
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IACKsON'S MAGIC FURNiTu NE PO-
" LlsH.-fhis Polish 10 invaluable to noassseeF
ers and Furniture dealers; by its rss with bas ~
tie labor, eli marks and stains are inimee.sey -
moved, and beautiful gloss impaired 70 taIsai'
Prepared by IF. JAtksos,
Prica 81 .,a N can't, ho,t,. &C.
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ADMISsION-Drem Circle and Psrquetts, 80 ct
(no extra charge for reserved sears;) ID Tier Box
Is cts; Galleries so and Is cts.
~ Box Office open from to5 O'Clock.
r. Doors open at 7: Overture commences at qua
ter before O'Clock precisely
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FROM ILLINOIS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IO-SheAhan, editor Of tn
Chicago Times, says. on the 9th inst that Buchar
an has certainly carried Illinois, and no mistake
EheaLan is known here a. . man Of judgment.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-Sevsn,y one counties show
Fremont TO be 500 ahead. The remaining 2
counties to hear from, viii give Buchanan 1000
majority. The Republican State ticket is l2 90
ahead.
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Tile Of this shows increase 1855 OF e.
per cent, and 1854 of lO6 per cent.
We take the following from the London News money article
of The t14th October ..<
showed considerable seadnes at the opening
this morning. ttranspre afterwards however,
that the directors Of the Bank Of England have curtned their
advances stock the
period of fourteen This circumstance being related anlici
pated of decided strain upon the banks
fall and the market closed with flat
1t is also confirmed that the bank, with view withdraw
notes from circulation and to strengthen its position has itself
been borrowing money upon stock in the market Under these
circumstances much uncertainty is felt regards the renewal
of loans. ta
The most prudent spectators evidently acting upon
belief ait is dangerous at present to hold stock by
Borrowed money.
IN the Stock Exchange today money did command more
represents the for loans from day day the
discount market full continue be eXacted owing
magnitude of the advances recently obtained from the
se public, OF which large amount quickly fails repayabe
aents will be merely temporary At Paris to-day the three per
sustained fresh fall of y per Fresh mea
restriction calculated depress the ourSe
iS likely shortly to be adopted by the Bank Of France.
Weake the following from the London city article of the
&3ltll October: 81 ~
Money has been tight and extreme have been required
an almost all cases though in the attero of yesterday
a vague apprehension prevails that the Bank England
lind necessary make further change in tho order
to protect lis stock OF bullion against drafts upon
ecbun About Ei0e00 taken to-day and EJOOJD on
With the flank of France 10 supply gold to the of
than tbpVBfM, and n the Withdrawals inst
on this nccohnt The arrival Of about sl0O to-day from the
United States will probably cause the demands upor the banks
to fall a for short time understood Tint they may be
resumed any day. We still without arrivals from Australia
whence a large amount snow due
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Ne{u Orleans 1ailu Crescent.
.sgleiu Orleans NIoneg Nlarktt.

& CRESCENT OFFICE. No 10 Camp Street,
Wednesday Evening, Nov. 5. )
The result of election yesterday duly commented on
snd notwithstanding many dispatches received
OF the result States yet nothing Of definite charac
Ter hand and is of the question to arrive at
any information Towards the close Of the week 'hore
r b. something authentic In the meantime buyers OF paper
Renders Of money dealers exchange need be under no
nehsntss The country safe and all the cotton aised Will
good reunerave prices to the grower so we
Trnst The excitementwil at least subsids tomorrow
The mills by the Atlantic Liverpool received to-
day generally speaking they do not read so avoraby as
expected large failure tohn Paley Son. spnners Pres
fo had place 1t that the telegraph accounts
re even the private correspondence but
rdsrs for under restrictions much so that buyers
Yncc no disposition the market at present prices In
die Exchange the decline and sales made
today Sight New York passed al per
gent discount large operations of dnyS sight x dis
The range sixty day bills is growing broad though no
good bills sold below "a discount. Buyers do not
feel take all that offered at that figure Bankers
ask discount without making only snail sales Thirty days
sight is taken from lhsS dis ling plenty and
ood bills were sold Sy& Bills of adng at SS8, with
Increasing supply both grades Francs in better feeling
with good drawers asking and some fraction over, the
extreme range 521s5 24 and small sums on Paris
direct at The market for heavy operations tending
lownwars buyers to-day had the advantage The Banks
were ling New York at and outside drawers at
per discount for ordinary amounts for remittance.
The market quiet aud only heard Of the sales
twenty shares Southern Bank and fifty shares Bank OF New
Orleans, both on P 7.
The offerings to-day only moderate compared to
the ability There is nothing discernble in the
future to the expectation of any heavy demand for
money ar r.
There were sales of Mexican dollars at lO6E highest
price for two wears past There sales heretofore at
These prices however, only the result OF
temporary demand and scarcity. ''55
The cash duties at our House for the month of October
past show considerable any previous month Of
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Commercial Intelligaroa.
Per Atlaut;

Per Atantic.l L1vEnpoo Oct H. 1856.
rs &@g.e al RS Prizes Of Cotton
sda; IN,
Tto cotton continues very firm, but without excite
tue above quotations, the for the three working
days EeT,.- 2W bales with $3.50 bales spectators
pVrers fIie corn market is quiet hut steady
BRRio5'WN{, SIMPLIFY It co.
proved The trade presents feature the demand still
holds good for the classes Of wheat and -four
Indian has been rather inquired for and
advance of Cd qrter in most cases established in mixed
sand white. .af.. 4
Fills nlmerousy attended by millerS
distance Of late, and the demand for wheat
rather limited holders generally little disposed
had
Hiaur moderate demand and the scarcity of the better
classes barrels enabled importers to make late Irish
flour generally held at advance of lsd 3D. sack
but it checked the demand and the business done Of the
lnerest retail character
Indian supported the advance noted above Of Cd
slusrter but the demand was not lively
Oats and meal supported former prices.
&Neathtr dry, with II bright sun.
LIVERPOOL Oct H. 1856.
There a steady market for cotton to-day, and
c6eate transacted at yesterdays rates, the
same Tuesday last The sales including
% pernambuco. ......,...............,.....6|6
GSu Baiia 'bt10IpSa
&. 20 Aatanham 'b5I
9J EGYPTIAN eFiGH%I
Joy Sufat '''''''o "e''a
ye reported 1000 bales Of which 800 speculation and
for exports
,a% I3$5 VIM D. ToNLlSsoN 4 Co
aiegraph from Manchester. asking higher
but not able to obtain them, excepting Tor
Rres such which dearer md consequently
against manufacturers The market rI but operations limited
aud entered upon with apparent reluctance
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fxgEscENr CITY SOAP yVoRI1s-DEPoF

w. No. IL Lafayette street.
The snscrhers have In this city the manufacture
8t Soap tor Family Ship Steamboat which they
he pnhlc for its approval competition
soaps Of established reputation combines economy with free
dom from the dageeabe effects Of ordinary soaps use and
will be found upon trial 70 possess washing properties a per
fecon. aud guaranteed ingredient sueieN
quantity innre the finest fabric OF ladies' apparel
The advantages of merchants and others being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good II
better article Of home manufacture viii themselves
nnce, and the subscribers respectfully solicit
MID G. HA%EN i co.
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IMPORTS.

CARDIFF-Ship Ocean Bcle-5SiO bars railroad iron to
order.
TRAPAN1-Ship P Whiney-l9ii salinas to Whit
ney Geo
SCHEFUNCTA-Sclr Aleyon-;SO 900 bricks 0 Webber
BONF0UCA-Schr Decide-35 900 bricks to order.
DONFOUCA--Schr Dcsirec-39aUO bricks to Moses East
BONFOUCA-Schr Liberty-350 600 bricks to order.
COFINGTON-Sclr Martha Ann35, 900 bricks Merritt &
Mcdonnell.
COVINGTON-Schr Sea Bird-5O,ON0 bricks to G Stewart
COVINGTnN-Sclr Adele-5OO bbls to Moses East
man.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Schr Syplie-5Qy bbls sand to j c
Stewart.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Schr Fructirre-l0O bbls of sand TO
order.
BONFOuCA-Schr Unon--g0 cords wood TO order
ANTE RlVERSchr Pomme d Or-l5 900 Shingles and 25
cords wood to order
ANTE RINER-Schr Ursclines-3D cords wood to order
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sfills

SUGAR AND MOIASSES.. The % lhds New Crop Sugar
Heceved on Monday sold yesterday at 9& and hds
Clarified also New received yesterday from Paqucncs
sold ut l2c Il b. Nothing Of any moment done in Mo-
iusscs of which noticed the further receipt Of "a bills New
Crop.
FLOUR. The market firm but quiet with sales of 100
bbs Supertne ST. Louis at 81 leA the SAME Choice
Extra AT 81 IS p Dbl.
GRAIN The sales Of Corn confined 800 sacks
irile White at 70c q buslel Wheat good request
with sales Of 500 sacks 81 g. aud 200 White 81 is bush
OF Oats $50 sacks ST. Louis sold Tuesday III G2c
p bushe The sales of Bran embraced 80 sucks 81 l2
and $50 at 81 10 p 100 b.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing steadily ut SCI 50
q Dbl OF Ribbed Sides and Shoulders half
Of each, sold private terms OF Lard 70 bbls were
taken on Tuesday at lac d ID
HAY We noticed sales of bales Northern S27, and
about 5l0, in two lots nj SIS y ton.
ROPE, $50 coils Fancy Machine made were sold in
three lots at ll15c p ID
aAIT..A cargo of $500 sacks liverpool Coarse wts dis
posed Of at sc p sack.
CONFER. The sales confined GO bags Rio
3G1ic y ID.
"HIskf,W We noticed only small sales al 33c a gallon for
Eectifcd.
FREIGTS..,.A ship was taken for Liverpool al i532I
(n'tnD
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General Reflect Committee.

The following e members for The w Il
kO0u President II Exchange Place; Il. nNSilrn Treasurer,
G0 hnrchuS street lnArN Funm4X, SrertlWy, Odd Fellows
Hall. George Ellis, Post trr Buildings Exchange Place; no.
Ray 80 Camp j, NJ. Crawford Camp and GrH-
ycr Streets W W. lmhrnu Fourth District; r. F. Peterson,
Custom hoNse; II H. stanley corner ciHr and Trhoupow
las streets; j. i. &hCrwool H. W. NcDnunt +. W Frudcn
iha Common street H. EaSrtdc, Custom hou~r; Vim. Nck
OF PoydI> and TchOup0Hhs Streets NJ Me M0n
Arcr>, e. T. Paul, T. vAuias Is Charities street. Charles
Callahan.
E8~ResnHr meetings held the third Monday in each
moHtl, II tho Secretary Ucc in Odd Fellows lil
Camp and Lafayette streets, at Gle O'clock p. NJ.
NIL If JAMES EURNEAItN, Secretary.
~, y SroNS0S %&EEb 5' k HiSG H""" FOR
ol0 II Magazine street.
ENIi2E BEIClGS-250V0r Earlt>h Ptt,blrEl, and Pen
L SacUla. Tor >Arhy ALFRED kEAKNN.
90 y Magazine street.
PATH BIRICE&S-@o bits for sale by
II ALFRED kEARNY.
ol0 y Magazine street,
" ALFRED kENRNY
0l0 y magazine street.
AlsNLSfI-t'opaI, Japan, nnmar Bright, BLACK, etc.
etc. for sale by ALFRED ENNNN
olO ~ Magazine street
COLOREp EeAIN'TS-AH kinds, f,r sale nv
~ ALFRED kEARNY
30 - MUy StrInr
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NEW YORK VIA misunderstanding Black WARRIOR
Allen ili-Anlcrson Il MucHlfI 4 Denicrnu-E Depauclr
~ AneoinTh nmanl-J Cameron &coBellinger &co
W II Dass0n-D Arcy &e0-Pcc Standardization. Nobon Scn
j DoSwell-l Elkin &coElwHd BriggS-Dan Edwards
Malnrd-Eliot &co--B NJ NormaI-Rciarl Nugcnt .ecu-
h l. L BorneJ EFsierNewhul 4 fIugheS-Oglcsiy & Ma.
fauayEB riHer-k Pitkin-Iac9b HucSett-B FLORENCE
Payne trrisOnFrOst Neoii Pr0vostS II PeckN Bar
rois-J Persona renn-Rig4s X Peck-II " Foser-U s
nuarcrnaScrF foizer-Richnrl Slocomb ,vco--Ruirl
Cop Rmkcl-R II 3owleS &cn-r j Guiul--W RAYMOND
rtilidden Marshall &eo--Soutnayd arrisonIge Ran
llet &co-iJ GnbmJ q Seymnur-O EoiSsc--Snh IL Had
den-E tiraham--r d Sml-A Brown &co-Cas,,net Eco
--5nc;anan &co-I tioldsmith-J Santol-C Bnldccke
&co-D IL Holiness TlomnsC Cleveland n Rros-M Guespard
Mrs Turner-B TnrpinCalvn Tate Eco-lIeald Massic
lowilsend TompkiH hco--'ncent &co-W II CrattSA Koran
HARRIS Morgan ScQ-P Wurn--COSgrOve Il i}rOS--tIook
fancy &c9--lc Jennings leighland ScoSS Whe-W Jackson
6co--M JacobS-l. Il kesC IaleO Woohmull-J II Ken.
needy tco-GC WnylNudGonsulae de l}elgquu--,I 4 In-
Felix Walker @co-Dr CnrroD & Towber-Errnan Leon
james Connolly &co-J langdOnll u Met; nis-Donnov,
lsesSart Aco-J Mogan--D AnupayAurruy, Miller
Merriai--20D passengers.
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DE SOTO LODGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge Thursday
evening.
ST; MAKYs LODGE No 20 meets at Franklin on Saturday
evening.
METH LODGE No. q Shreveport on Wednesday
evening.
ST, LANDRY LODGE No. % meets nj Opelousas sanr-
day evening.
CLINTON LODGE No. p meets at Clinton OH Wednesday
evening.
..CARROII LODGE No. 30 meets Lake Providence on
Monday evening.
TRINITY LODGE No. 81 meets Trinity on Saturday
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets Thbodanx on Sau,r-
day evening.
NEW IBERIA LODGE No So etsat Newton on Thurs
day evening.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington Friday
evening.
CHENEYNILLE LODGE No. IL meets Cheneyv on
Monday evening.
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 43 meets at Napoleonvle on
Saturday evening
1 II nd s..rLtar,:
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Odd Fellows Flnu Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS or ODD FELLOWS HAIL
ATlON meets at their Office Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every Monh,
George W. Shaw, President; Thomas H. Shields Secretary;
John D. Bein Treasurer g. Dunlap John Orchard, II. G.
StetsOn, H.. Howard, EncnS Smith James Davis George
Rnreshie 4. W Boswoh, Geo Dmeyer, Edward Pilsbury
aud w. i. Cook.
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Sbipping gutelIigente.
Thursday, November, 6, 1866.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY, 5T7IE.I
Ship Cynosuro Harris, for Havre j ? Whitney eco
Bark Glen, Holmes, for Boston, II T Nelnsrd
Schr b knndson, Squres, for Brazos ST. Jago,
Southmnyd & Harrison
Steamship Louisiana Talbot, for Galveston and Indanoa
'-u... s0.. Harrison, Morgan eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
BE 1t remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. T. Jan
YER Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
Ne" Or cans who being, duly sworn, according law do
pose and that the above true,
orrec transcript from the books the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
sworn TO and subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1856. c. NJ, BRA AFFORD
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
ere on the scrip certificates Of 1859 payable and after the
second Monday of May and have declared dvi.
deni OF Twenty-Five the earned premiums
the past year. for which certificates will be and
the first day of June and they have
OF the net profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856
pending but mad Iscl claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against perils
and rivers and loss and damage by current rates OF
premium
Office, in iron building Camp and Natchcz Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.