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EE. %. Buckley,
W \ T C II II 4 X f /. =
Mn 4 H.

\ I II 4 \
No. Camp street.
Respectfully invites the attention 'of purchasers his NEW
stock Of
SILVER and PLATED WARE
FINE WATCHES, for Ladies' Of the pattern and
faithful workmanship. FL. ..~-s.
FINE WATCHES for Gentlemen, Of every pattern. The
whole in IS curut Gold Cnse-. So .o
The best substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS canal 10
any watch for time.
large Of CHAINS and SETS OF JEWEIRY, fer
, Ladies'. no.
Ear Rings Breast Pins Finger Rings Bracelets etc An
Of Spectaces for every in Gold Silver and Steel
Frames including the finest Pebble Lenses.
Every article il warranted the best and will bc sold lower
than 0rDary Jewelry is usually offered The punctual
iy and dispatch the repairing Watches. Having unusual
facilities, work will he dce moderate prices Silver Ware
n,aie order. Diamonds rest ana JewGy .rppre in the
ilGls,cst EnAnuur. Rio 2H.f
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TIE RIVERS ABOVE The St. Louis 1ntclligencer,
of the 10th, says sl
The river isstll falling During yesterday it fell about
fifteen inches-the channel was filled with floating
ice all day becoming thicker and heavier every hour
We have no news from the Missouri nor have We any
from the Illinois from above Griggsville 1t is be-
eved that the Illinois river is gorged at Spring Lake.
about thrtyhYe miles below Peoria there are seve-
rn boats at that point that have been due three or
four days. The james Lyon arrived from Keokuk
yesterday morning, and from her officers we obtained
the annexed news in reference to matters along that
river. ,sa
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER "a, 1856.
TO Koeas9asy&custi03ts alaI their
DESCENDANTS

The Subscription Lists to the ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL
OF THE KEYSTONE ASSOCIATION are now open at the,
following places:
NORRIS AAULL & CO.'S, corner Camp and Common
DARCY 1t CO.'S, corner Camp and Canal; ..
JOS, BOCKIUS, no. As Canal. ..
OFFICE-St. Charles Hotel
Members and those of arc requested
to make early application above
JOS WOOD,
JOS BOCKIUs, .g
J. G. BURDEN,
dis 2ptf Committee of Arrangements
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+ FATAL AFFlsAY.-0n the llth inst t,yo brothers
named Fleming, Were fatally stabbed in Monmouth
Warren county, ILL.,, by a man named Crozier, who
gave himself up to the authorities 1t stated that
the Flemngs were the aggressors.
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John PHEslNi' AT DErRo1T--rhe Detroit Free
Press learns by private letter lately received from
Washington Territory, that George, r. Derby, e. S.
Typographical Engineers-tlie original g John PLu-
niN'-has been ordered to Detroit Nichiean
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Y. sTENEiGl.dy.

II. .gggEits7'dy,
G7.......R Y Az $ T r z Il T......67
. received by the last arrivals from Europe very fine
sorment of FALL and WINTER GOODS, comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS, PAPIER MACHE WARE a
choice lot Of PLATED WARE Of Chsofe ceide and Eng
1s manufactures; fine China Ware OF all kinds Toilet und
Travelling Boxes, for Ladies and Gentlemen.
4 fine lot Of CUT GLASS WARE Of all descriptions.
The attention Of the public is also ce
of CRUMB CLOTHS and UGGETS superior quality and
of the largest dimensions.
Always hand large and splendid stock Of FURNITURE
for Bed Parors and Dining Rooms the pattern
and finish
Old Oak Book Cases Chairs French Mirrors; large assort-
of Curtain SuIs and Ornaments tnps Tsssels Window
Shades etc. etc. ,- .t
N8"Eest Purified COIZA OIL, for Carce and Moderator
Lamps. DIS 2pIst
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FROM KAssAs.-In the St. Louis Republican We

From KANsAs.-In the St. Louis Republican We
find news from Kansas to the 9Th inst, from which
we extract the following:
Everything was qaiet in the Territory. IaaFe.1-
worth land sales were progressing, but Individuals
threaten to file objections, alleging that many OF the
squatter claims that have been boaght in at tie
assessed price were fraudulently claimed.
Gov. Geary's policy elcits general commentator.
The bands of robbers heretofore reported about the
head Of Bull Creek have,been dispersed.
Commissioner Hoagland and Marshal Jones were
some time since dispatched, by the Governor to the
southern part Of the Territory with two companies
Of cavalry, to make arrests and quell the5repnrted
disturbances in that section. The object was accom-
plshed.
Some twenty or thirty families residing near Conn
cit Grove whose lands have recently been included
within the altered boundaries of the Kansas Indian
Reserve have appealed to the Governor to ntercede
and prevent them from being driven away, from the
cabins, at this inclelnent season of the year, as
threatened by the Indian Agent. Ea "a
The roads are very bad and dangerous. Many5of
the stages between Jefferson City and Kansas upset
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ENTERra1sISG.-T Common Council of Galena
have voted to subscribe for 100000 of The stock OF
the Mineral Point Railway, and have also apprppri-
ated $4,000 to construct lock in the Galen river
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VESSELS SE12Ep.-0a the 10th inst two sehooners
were seized at Norfolk under the Inspection laws of
Virginia.
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By'iases es,aG ESgssos's,
1s......,........RDEAI STREET, T,............. II
Asuppy Of CREME DE BOuZy CH AMPAGNE, in querts
and pns constantly hand which equal tho that
comes 10 this raaraet,
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
p IL A n III ENS:
SAFER A the Vintage of l7a l798 end 19ob aad other
brands
WINS EhE:
Of NIL ptionS-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts.
Also.
On hand, usual assortment Of the hest WINES and Ill
QUORS in the Market which will bs sold reasonable
terms as ANY other hsuse in the 2ty.
SEW1LIl T. TAYLOR,
d7 2nly No II EoYni sr4et.
Cranes
PATENT rIETALLIC BURIAL CASi1ET.
Those beautiful BURIAL CAShETS formerly sold by P. H.
COOK Co. No. 50 St Charles street, have purchased by
the undersigned who oilers for sale the prices
at No. 200 Camp street
ol3 2ptf DANIEL MONROE,
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REMOVAL OF LEcouPrE AND DONALDSON. :

REMOVAL OF LEcoMPrE AND DoNALDsoN. - A
Washington teegEpho dispatch, of the lltll, says:
The truth of the rnmor of the removal of Judge
Lee0mpte is now conirned5by the nomination by the
President to the Senate, OF Jas. C. HARRISON of Ken
tpeby, as Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of kan
sas. This removal was contemplated at least forty
days ago, and Of which, it is said, Judge Leeompte
aware, but up to this time nothing has been heard
from him in defence of his official conduct The re-
cent proofs and representations Of Governor Geary,
determined the Of the Administration in the
nrnrnicer
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ARKANSAS RIyER.-The Little Rock Democrat, of
the. 10th, says:
The river is now in fine boating order for the larg
est class of boats and is still rapidly rising We are
in great hopes that we will now have d navigable
stream for the balance of the season.. Many hoats
have arrived and departed lately, both up and down
stream. "a q &a&z 4g
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A SUFFICIENT REAsoH.-An old gentleman who
has dahhled all his life in statistics, says he never
heard OF but one woman who insured her liFe He
accounts for this by the singular fact OF one Of the
questions being, What is yoaG age?"
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STEAMBOAT DEP pARTUREs
r e G U l. A r p &C X Z T s

!. - ,1$.i;1 $fSHfd9 I fehS'3sa -
TEs H@EH1icsnt] I's aew and ~ es;sai Nd
% L. " Sroa@s cp"biic, Gap spt outm,n as Beie, sls,
SSso S@ csmaa5 Nj ""'S. so
bur- Grand Gulf Mashi:ston Grand View Orleans; Vicks
Rodney Fnd MT Like, Princeton Ca burg, Grand Gulf,
TEpAY th1 tie Sn S ce e4 ah s fssg n @ NJ h aY
October leitT'aE r 7kinws Landing he 18Th Sept Ieav
nTsa',S % eTSry T. Whence t9H ing Mew Orleans
ulAI u osodi far ~, Tish lng % ; MI Eyery rs
ai re s"fK n m ?5 nta f EeS y @ GEf Ga at
Iilads On ,TiUKs landings. '''''''''''''
pa thy 18th )'t,
s:f;H sxsfS ,fl|ThsP4Y gu @;Isi
CO.,, 60 ES5a'ii i9r :hs ct aSoSc { S
,ans;ni,s md al intermediate
.3d TP , #S2vS w M in es%Res 2ras and will
lhe tNth ral ma isll bltC VII! receive freight for va
A0S Sss Ss m hr ss sa1p az M ho a for
paekages containing money other vaaes ness regular
@ Ms ot ns Irf a%sn Mn eof,S s'n:ed nor for my r%l
bagg@ge 2g l? ,,,
nTasF M from the c n d @ seF e. .! the @ a39yc b2o aud hs
eo5 i on "y Of vos @ o pro M@ ,E Wef Sf'S viii
'is So sFssi si:ht or passage apply on board or
hE&hP%i hE% Il yTAFr hE2S t6 TSo. T2 s r. Gravsr ST.
r. K. hAUGHTIN, 81 Front street
G e a" m every % " The ~eo os
fTasssa H. UNITED STATES TVRJ- sYnee,
ssssEFr+-s@s55s5gE1. 10 NICkSBIi Rii iSS5SSSssl-
ON TUESDAY, mlON THURSDAY ION SATURDAY ut
?, n. ut s p, NJ 5P n
The magnificent The magnificent The magnificent U.
States Inh Ii, ;. pncket Estates mni
Princess Cap L II. W. RIcIsse Natcaez Captain
g. Holmes, vii! leave Capt j. j. G,uo Ie,.ters will
tor ncnatSoGviie will leave fer Don
lnqueInre Baton aldsonviile, 1nuy
tonsc Port Hudson mine. Baton Rouge on Rouge ort Hui
liHtHu Sara, Red Port Hudson, Bayou sara
River Landing Fort lSar, Red River River Landing, Fort
Adams, Naclez, Landing, Fort All Adams, Nachez Wa
kulI
ST. Joseph, Grand tcrproP Rodney Joseph, Grand iult
fin Wlrreton and St Joseph, Grand Nnrrcitoi
Miekshnrt. Gulf Warrentom ilmg every SATUE-
TUESDAY, at 7. Yictshurs Mill DAY, III 2. II.
NJ. ken's Bend and lakei
tProfiscnce $ a. k
Island Reach nnd
Skipwi,lrs Landing
Iat5P NJ
The above mentioned splendid passenger p.ckets will leave
their regular days without fail NJ the hour appointed An
business will promptly and faithfully
attended TO- Fr.irIt atra lar Ya1S, # nsin", 10 n II
+ o s @ hen, @ "i S+ o0ta NJ E'n&SonrE who Will iorwar"
1lns Va -, - II c ~ ~, @ t, .'S .i ~: ~ ELY ,
w. '',r ~ W ir.. ,i tu 'oet u itse
llls o, l,ir ara ,a, crrirri,o ~, n,,n',s I ,, @
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VIM. Spencer has, likewise, been nominated as
Marshal for Kansas, vice Marshal Donaldson removed
Thomas Cunningham, of Pennsylvania, has also
been appointed Associated Justice of the supreme
Court OF Kansas, in the place of Judge Burnili, de-
ceased. -. - - 80 =
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AN ABORIGINAL Aufo De FE--4f t2hippe,ra r.
diaa Burned at The Stale. From the st. Paul
cLinn Pioneer Of the 4t!l inst.5 we extract the fol
lowing account Of a most horrible affair:
By the arrival OF gentleman ia this city yesterday
we are put in possession Of the details Of terrible
outrage, committed by the Sioux Indians, near Glen;
coe, on Sunday. the 23d ultinio:
Apartv Of Sioux Intiansss captured a few days pre-
Vious to the 2Sl, near GlenGo. a Chippewa Indian
The Indians, in council determined after retaining
the Chippewa in their possession several days, burn
him. Accordingly, On Sunday, the a3d rlt., the
Sioux, numbering some seven hundred wafFiurs took
the Chippewa to o point OH Buffalo Creek, near Glen
coe, and there burned him to death.
Our informant derived his information from a
teanster, who passing the spot selected for
the terrible Outrage, with wagon loaded with dry
goods. All efforts made by him to save the Chippewa
were futile. He represents thut the Chippewa met,
all the horrid tortures inflicted on him by the Sotx
with the greatest Indifference. He was burned at q
slow fire. and fingered several hours befnre he e-
pired. When the teamster passed. the Indian was
tied to stake, and the slow lire by which he was de
stroyed had but partially consumed his feet anS
ankles. While tied to tile stake, the Indian was
scalped and otherwise mutilated. 2a$1 555.$
1t is supposed this outrage was committed BY the
Sioux in revenge for the horrible murder of women,
in the fall, near Lac eui Palle
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Southern Military sgcaeee,ny Lot

GLASS L.
be drawn in the city of NOBLE Alabama in public on
TUESDAY, Dec 90 1856, on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
JOHN HURTE and w. W. MGGUIIE Esqrs. Commissions
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets
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EhepOfs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GE&UINE e.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
aa6 p Nos. 4 and Isl Ch.rtres street.
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7elegraphed 10 The New Orleans Crescent.
r liver In TELLTaENeE

YrcKsBURG, Dec. 25rhe Natchez passed down at
/ o'clock, and the Exclipse at 6 2. Ne.
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The island siliaiel principally by Indans When the sick
ana "orlel were inued there I'll The Indas fed
Rio were retained 10 act nurses There provisions
eedSa po medicines provided for them. During
days iE'fSN died. Then night the enemy c.ept
village amt surprised The Americans perSo
escaped IN hfee boats Whether the slaughtered
merely lute prisoners OF knoNn certainty.
those VITO escaped in ttt bOus harihhs
iiefe was only one woman theta Mrs Atkins wife
one OF the musicians All the American Nicaragua
We're on the Island With their cildcr perhaps fort 1ulnb4r
Col Ihonpson, 6en Fry and number of Other
osefa "efs on the is!aiid Dat there oruncd military
furpr
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G A l. l + o r N ! a .

To sa:i an S!tTU RIIAT Dec. 9th ut o clock A. NJ
..sszzSasps NEW Ks,IeE AND SAN FHAM-
TFsf{gS8S3b CISCO STEAMSHIP LINE via Ncnragua-:Th lie
e@S1aHs Shortest Route by 700 MilesOnIy II miles land
tsE % ssrn,s ts Isthm3m on Nscaamized rsiuc
:z7tF tas Tor San Juan de Nicaragua above pinctay
ca ch@fG Nth the steamship ORln ABA, from Sur
a' t Seie or san Francisco For freight passage apply
FARRJS MORGAN s. nD fnn III .J,ji, tt''
oErs opposite the stcaInslp
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
p Il 0 Is I 0 n s,
nos. 40 and AZ Broad street, n. Y.
SMITH j. EASTMAN. N..........,....JOiIN G. LLOYD.
With ample meSG propose al all times 10 have hand,
tie St 4ec-iou the nIc in lots nit prc
pie Of iHUVISI NS, embracing rork, Bre!, 'rb Tk
low 'rel-e Smoked, Pirkie All Dry Salt Mens RS S!ss
anL Shoulders
We respectfully solicit the continuation CT the fay6rs rf
old reLdS patrons and the patronage Of The trade gene7
ally All shipping orteIs. and orfers received by mall will
receive particular attention. nd will be executed at the lowest
market prices. dl3 2p6H
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II. EDN1eE s dIl..

n. EDu9'eE 5 G0., -..
STREET. 81
Have received by the latest arrivals the following BUSI-
NESS BOOKS: v.. d.
R2wetis Interest Tables, j. N. Prices Tables OF Sterling
Exchange, Buns Expeditions Mtasurer and United States
Turif. .=-.
Also extensive assortment of French English and Aueri-
can FANCY STATIONERY.
The best Of English, American and French PAPER for
BLANK BOOKS, always hand.
P. DUREL s. CO.,
d 2Dtf 81 Chaftres street
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-Senate.- The Chair laid
before the Senate messages from the President Of the
United States, transmitting communications from
Gov. Geary in relation to affairs in Kansas and from
Peter Parker, Commissioner OF the United States in
China; which were laid on the table and ordered to
be printed.
On motion by Mr.. Dodge a resolution Was adopted
requesting the Secretary Of War to communicate to
the Senate copies of all letters addressed the War
Department, or to Wilson Shannon late Governor Of
the Territory Of Kansas By Col f. Sumner, of the U
S. Army, relative to Kans:is affairs which have not
been heretofore communicated. Mr.. Eessenden intro
dnced bill to remedy some defects and omissions in
the criminal law and Mr. Benjamin introduced bill
providing for the location Of certain confirmed private
Land claims in the State of Missouri, and for other
purposes. ssss sE26 3s15 $tz q LIZ y
After the usual morning business. the Senate pro-
ceeded to the Consideration Of the joint resolution
granting further time to the creditors of Texas pre-
sent claims and for other purposes which was
debated by Messrs. Rn=k Benjamin, BAyard. Cola
mer and Others, ,until the llonr Of adjournment Ks
| House Of Representatives.. Mr.. Campbell, 1f
Ohio, chairman OF the Committee Of Ways ard btea1ls,
reported with amendments House bill regulating the
contingent expenses of Congress which vas recon-
mitted and ordered to be printed. $50, the Indian
and civil appropriation bills for the next year
which were read twice ard referred. 10, q re-
vising the existing daties foreign
which was read twice and made the special order OF
the day for the first Tuesday Jaitutla next @
The debate was then resumed on the motion To refer
and print the last annual message Of the Presiaent
| and continued npSto the hour Of adjournment
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I f n n f S S L e RIN E r.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 24rh inst at o'clock p. NJ.
r. b. FOR VENNEESSst e EEvZGE-The
splendid steamer cherokee, irwin,
5tSEssa master will leave Tennessee river,
Eastprt Florence, md TuSCunll freight passage
apply on board to
dee22 LEWIS SNApp Front strnat
East Tennessee rejhts delivered ruscimbl I.auling
Ceut ,urI 1nnnn
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RDs'. &sgRzssseG ESeystogAs.
oFFICE-No u5 GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, WHirE ELIlNG SORES and
UIrEEs nj every Dissertation jail 2Hly
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cae0~5stset& Furniture Bought.
Tho highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions
hHrd Furniture Persons leaving the eli, un wishing dis
the undersigned
Aso-Sccoad hnad Furniture sold, exchanged repaired.
p. NJ. TOURNE,
n2t Hn3m % Earonne street.
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z. E2isa0Cgae s Co.


Il. B5saOCgse s. Co.,
80 CHAETREs STREET, CORNER OF CuSTOMHoUsE,
Respectfully inform the Ladies ltcy received
by the steamships Alma Francois Araso splendid
Of NEW GOODS tor Winter. These goods consist prn
cpaIy rich SILKS, CLOAliS of every description, MAN
TII.LAs, EoNNETS HEAD DRESSES, EMBRoIDERIEs,
LACEs, BALI, DRESSES Cashmere and other SIIAWiS,
FANS, PARASOl.S and great variety Of FANCY ARTl-
CLES, which they offer :t very moderate prices.
H. BINOCHE CO luvrhe Eonnr also to inform tie ladies
lH they haze engaged in Paris for their MILLINERY DE-
PAETMENT, irst-rae MTITlNER, vino will be well
taiueI by others, also sent for from Paris.
N~ They hope that the Ladies' will honor them with the
par onage extended by them the ro firm Of L. Il.oCHE.
deserve which they will their best tnieayor dig 2plm
Ebiss05sggSO3s OF GD2onr{1acs'SSsfa7
bars firm Of BRUSH CO. this day dissolved by
mutual Eher party will sign in liquidation.
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH J. EASTMAN.
New York, November /, 1876.
CO21GG2'flfcssslis,.
SMITH j. EASTMAN has this day formed copartnershp
with JOHN G. LLOYD and will c7n'auu the PROVISION
BUSINESS, under the firm of EASTMAN & LLOYD, at Nos.
~ HHl - Broad street.
New York, November l, 1S5G.
Eastman Sj EyDy8y
COMMISSION MERCH ANTS AND DEALERS IN
i q
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FOR CHAFALAYA RIVER.

"; sar. ca e F TE9S5nA5 IA As-t IT, # 57AAnrn M
1v "s sIhs'As yni e or in'y 6 Riy sSsp s;n,pot w't
and MI eni:ns on the A;chaEaa, For freight passage
des2f ]. NJ JoHNsToN& Co, 8 Front 1evee street
GUILD, No III ST. CHARLES
- street Ge,wegn Girol ard Julia tentrnce shop St.
M M t fG'S es :" s1 md 'S aJ:'fT " 6S q
aris new md .roysI patent las ssla'qr WHICH the plen
sssrpon ion n@s 70 order tIgbe valvs co*i Of all 1s
aoi am, sg:'e n1g and Stops of new patterns spsef
s Az oG,,*s enirgs,sd to my cure will be promptly
OFFICE coa,ss1oSEns OF THE toSso1lDArEp DEn71
OF NEW VRlSSss,
Nor1cE Is rssY h$y 9s'f7I 5sfvS NJ fET f ~ a.
d s s?sE ss q f aan s @ Ss9? sn S tc M 9 s ,
G Of N% @n O. M sr @ p"s 1 p' IN the 90 F. and s g.
providing Tor the incorporation of the City ay cite with the
S 5s c s on a the s "r 5 S s m a M
Eoverrnsn, and infringement of lis affairs approved the llIh
2O0 Bonus Sl stc Of 1e l;vlS issued uccoriny f /" ,io m
f9reEoiDg until The 9Th day Of December next 1856 a
rlsS r5oppsas to be sass:a T. PE DTTs Secretary, and
cHAELf& II. WATERMAN, Mayor.
THOMAS TIEAEp, Comptroller.
/. fpGf l. pkhSh. |1St cSaj,msn J, iaS.'a''s'
FE.nnee Committee, Board Ct Aldermen.
n L. BAILEY, Chairman
DE v5s SS ssSet%FS s%'s' '''''" Of Asst Af@'" "ss
IT. SoHTgs uU8.s.oni, ATToRNEY-Ar-l.Aw, WIZ
A1oe !s @ 70 maj al p5GSS9 M saSs esss to M @ in St ej Gy d o P
Reiee:ceS-Aas ~ Waterman, heraynre ,.rchort {, N
olivier Esq; rnos u Miller commission recS IT. Chns g.
snsetoF sttorney'sFlnw Nixon adams, C:ttest Y5re,
$1FEiGsa, ON NEAy oNLAGANs SAVINGS
- iNsTITCTloN.-Vltc No j Camp f;see;N1Gcorper,,
Tie o$s Of lie s ~ 6 @ "pen 'S for s zoe 2stenon CT
1 e"SS m eygFF mon';s 'ays sXce,sd from to oeioek,
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SD3a3sckcvSb Brothers,

Soma cEc5fSES &S1'DS2sea'S,
.....,.........CHARTRES ST............,..5I
Having recently removed their place Of business from
"a CHARTRES STREET they would solicit continuance Of
the patronage Of their friends.
Their stock Of German, French English and American TOYS
and FANCY ARTICLES extremely large and well selected,
comprising everything usually kept by traders in their line.
They have, besides, large OF SPLENDID iRTI-
Giles suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS GIFTS
to which they cGl the attention Of the public.
SONNEKALB BROTHERS,
8! Charities street.
P SMeSsrs. s. BROTHERS have received by recent arri
walls from Bremen and Hve, additions their stock,
which they invite the attention OF Country City Merchants.
d4 gplm
For 81 SSt0FE Time Gbsa2y!
MUSICAL. BONES,
WATCHES,
CLOCKS, AND
JEWELRY, etc, etc.
VERY LOW
"a TT EI- h ES- r. II EE q S.
Corner Poylras and Carondclet SITS.
r1J"Cus;omcrS may always the beautiful MECTIANI-
C-l!SINt1&G BIRD. n2S 2plIu
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{ssVIfsgf5;s F0R LIVEs.po0L- THE SPLENDID,
MsFSsts rew Al American ship Ciaas. Davenport. rajt.
eF, having Sc j.orlinI Of er cafgo crl.4,ad
" have trGnsrd"te ti,I'ch Fn~ frshtGf bales cotton
.7a}g JONES, Il At!K DER / co qi (;rnyar ST
FfF NdNFt!e. lTI'lF 10 5lie hoard
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Ity4S EHl: :iINEGPHOL-THE Al FAST SAIL
RGSt. ~ American ship w ia. jarvis, Ballard mas
u loading Hnl will receive Immediate dis
s.tFeSl- F4r freight Of 800 bales Cotton, apply 70
J. T. WHITNEY n 20, 81 Caronleet ST.
#d7 UH~sN-a apply 10 the ctptajn i,nArd. d4
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II A V A N A

VIII sail m MONDAY, January 5.
xzrF--teeff554y Ettts HAY IAN A-FRATCO-AMERIEAN
TdfSiastGS Steamship Company.-Ihe steamship Franz
co.'s Arag", Capt Gilbert rierre will sail for
an aa7ts port AS nhnTe For passage, apply to
dth Ed. BUpASSEUR Il co. 93 Cus,orho.se st.
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ffta- FOR I49V VE:EsPOt}I,-THE Al FAST SAIL.
H p M AnericHn ship Scn3l0sFeE, Capt Noodherry
IolliDs aud Il have Immediate dispatch For
! aia i,alaa apply
j. ?: WHITNEY t CO. 81 Cnrondeet IT.
or .. W. HfNSON It co, S2 Camp street.
F1f 7"ssHs@. 'Hply to The captain hoard dl5