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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04
A LLEGHANY STRINGS WATER.--

"A TIE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now, and will constantly keep on hand,
the Water of the Allegheny Springs In the following
cities: Richmond Messrs Purcell Ladd Co; Peters
burg, Messrs. Lyon Rives; Lynchburg, John IL.
Seay-other Druggists in any part of the Union can
get supply by application TO PuRCELL, LADD q
This Water is considered sovereign remedy in all
eases of Dyspepsia, and will relieve any derangen ent
Of the digestive organs. Ii will be found upon trial
worth all other medicines in restoring to healthy and
ssound condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow
els and putting In healthy action the liver
We refer persons wishing to gain farther informa-
non OF the santlve properties Of this Water to the
following gentlemen: .-..--- " ss
Messrs John ]. London, Robe<t l.. Stana<i Doctor
l.. s. Joynes Robt. Ridgway, VIM Semple, Samuel
rutherford, VIM. H. Haxall, Q vi iln Word, and DIR.
u. Christian, Richmond John W. Syne, Or Thomas
burg Dr. Robt. Early,C. L. Mosby, H O..School-
held Jno Wyatt J. b. Gregory, DR.. Jno. PATTERSON,
Wm. s. Reid, Jr. r. W. Page, and A. Is. Rucksr,
These Springs will be opened for the lst day
OF June next, when will be fully prepared 10 re-
ceiVe all who may wish to use the Water at the foun-
no 2l-dts JNo. w. HOLT SONS.
NORT II EKN ICE.--The subscribers
will deliver Northern Ice, of the best quality, in
ell parts of tins city and the town of Manchester,
aurlng the coming season.
All who favor US with their patronage shall haze no
lasf cause q complaint for oant Of pnnet"atty IN
ais ddHy deiireTy, We making such arrangements
ais, :.
orders VIII De received by Messrs, III. IL. Straus,
Broad sueet, between 9th and nth T. w. Turpin,
Main street, near 7th; Laidey & Robinson, corner
ith and Franklin streets; George Hmberake, Brook
ave nue. near Broad Jn0. Boucher 18th street, oppo
ste Post Office; J. w b. Dodson, the Toii-gnte on
Mtyos Bridge and at the Ice House when complet
81 so.ds OF the Dock SPPSssse a sth street nsMa
EECHING AND CUPPING...MRS.
- WOoLHOUSE offers her services 20 the Me-
aicai Faculty and the Hies of Richmond and It's vi
sinlty, as LEECHER AND CuPPER, and trusts
by sssiduous attention, 10 merit their kind patron
80.
Mrs w may be found at all hours day and night,
., hsr residence, over Messrs. Sublett Brothers
asroware store 2l3 Broad ".
N D. The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale. =
and esssx U,ds fio che country promptly attended to
ALso-Ladis. BAsDAeEs on hand, and made
G3' light over the door from o'clock till nom.
ing - ..
y -.
4LOF X sEED.-2O0 bushels prime
new clover seed, for sale by a - -
ls%5 EDWIN M0RTHAM L CO.
nEyONSHIRE SEWING CHAIRS-.
- Ne have still hand some Of the sboye usell
Aoo convenient Chairs, 50 well adapted for sither
sewing or reading For sale by
ls9 h - BULKLEY 4 co.
on OF HlT1rKk Al1AlONDs parei OTi
"''s 'spp iss Just reesiyseg g sPe feS sal sale oy
"a No. l0MAin st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

TTYzT--Fsrc ceu1aFy Cert 1leah e19
b. fs3 JOHN =. CLAsss
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JOS DtUMMELl J
A. l., RoYSrER,
B. RoYsTER. ia l9---3md&w
-lTILIIAII n, COLEMAN g. co., SHIP

w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS.
Co ChL-OtIice No, 81, Wall Street, New York.
W.T.. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. Ii. WILLIAMS.
MIR. COLEMAN is In New York and viii give ship.
per, every information as to markets. shipping &C.
~ EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for sale BY
VIM. COLEMAN,
lie 29-ts VI wall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

ID MkkCHAH1s sFoA THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
AND LEAF ToBAcCo FLOUR, GRAIN, COTTON &C.,
No. S. Water street, New --Conslgnm6nts to
tie above will receive the special attention OF
Mr. A. L. ROYSTER, the resident partner IN New
York. Advances ON Shipments Will be negotiated on
liberal tenqa by A. L. Royster, Brother Co, Rlch-
nlund or uy ID. Orders for purchases in New-York
viii also receive attention
BRUMMEL R0YSTERS,
New York, January, 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

EE & BAYLY, Attorneys Mt Law, and
A. Commissioners to take Dispositions, Afhdayts,
Acknowledgements Of Deeds, Powers OF Attorney, &C.,
for tho States and Territories OF
Alabama Louisiana New York
Arkansas Maine North Carolina
California MARYLAND Ohio
Connecticut Massachusetts, Pennsylvsnta
Florida Michigan Rhode Island
Georgia Minnesota South Caro1nt
Illinois Mississippi Tennessee
Indiana Missouri Texas
Iowa New Hampshire Vermont
Kentucky New Jersey Wisconsin
~ SAML T. BAYLY, Commissioner of the United
States Court ofCai,ns, and Notary Public
Office on llth ST., between Main and Bank.
au l2-dl2m
DARK ER NIllNIO 4, co. have just re-
l. ceived fresh supply of Gentlem s Travelling
Shawls and Blankets and Lambs Wool and Merino
Shirts ana Drawers. Those in want of such articles
would do well to give us call. ia
1TURPIN, ROPER a. MURRAY, Under-
L TAKERS, No. D Governor street, Richmond, Va.
keep constantly on hand all kinds of ready made COZ
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
jy 25-dly
BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re
y moved his office to No. 15l fZimmerrnan's) corne
Main and 18th streets. Goods
THOMAS III o w, 4I9 Main street is
receiving his fail supply of Block Tin Goods,
suitable for housekeepers. Also OF Wood Ware, COM
prsng every article in that line. oc Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

EOHN III. CLAIBORNE, G L n Il X A l.
y COMMISSION MERCHANT, Dealer In Provl-
sons Richmond Va.---Particuar attention given to
The sale of Flour, Wheat Corn, &c, Cash advances
upon consi gnments. Will supply Richmond Ground
Plaster, Town grinding, loose OF packed) Virginia
Bone Dust and super Phosphate of Lime, Peruvian
GuanO, &c. de
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re
y. moved his Office to No. l5l fZimmerrnan's) corne
Main and 18th streets. Goods
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

% swa@P Fex11es bales cotton
do McNIoESy SBradfoTdEeAr MtsRbsrgeEM Payne Has
B as9 RasoeR r FsRo
Ga asSs e3 GqEr shE So 6 IRE Z hs and
92 If bbls p9lsses canaek Sqnires Vest do half do
Saf do l' ''ss cotton " s sugar dds iS
1s4 S,5 PoTsl-os bales GOTTEN Blu
IS Rugely Blair 6eos II Carter keo-ao Wright Daven
S5f rxne E W hsF xso 5
E s eBa4 nr ee H Sf Re1e
b s oe h efs s galleries es Roes0
WHITE RIyER-steamey c Hays-s5 bales cotton Moon,
Titus Scol Head Massie keo Henderson Terry &e9s2
mnsway Friediards DO l. Mann MANI Is Dbl mde al
he c sst 70 s dc horses poultry
u MT = S BAL Is cotton 3 hid
do s. 2so Sb5 Char
DO STANDARDIZATION los bales cotton $50 hhds sugar 10 bbs
do l79 do moiasses.
es q Tes1 PsS. LaSrs
cammack, sqies Wost3 Anderson Metcaf.S AndGews
s 81? NS 15 $1ssss
sS 5 oass sss IS IF d. @ bales cotton IL has
MoBE-steamer Florida-i9 bales Cotton do rope do
10 bxs tobacco Wills Rawls &coao bbls tallow
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, 0PELOUSAS, AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADl0 hds sugar 10 bills moasses Sabatier-36
do 70 hhds sugar Brand It Ianlry-2O do A nennstoun-95
bbs molases Leverth &co-3 do Jackson &co-49 do
Boga Foley & AveryToal 50 hds i tbls nloasses.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADS bales cotton TO Anderson Metcalf5 r
Euhank-l2 Male. Summers &co W Zacharie &co-2 Ward
Saunders Hunt-16 Payne arrison-S Carroll Prctard &
Colo Harrs-4 W A Broadwe1-Total 1l6 bales
FLATBOATS.
INDIANA-Eowards Boat-lO0 SKIS 400 hbs potatoes
800 SKIS G W Owens.
INDIANA-Druger's Boat-550 SKIS 500 bbs potatoes
W Owens.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boat-l6OO SKIS corn McCheck & Har-
risen.
ENTUCkY-Fung Boat-S0O bus oats 1900 do ear
Martin
OHIO-Adams' Boa-l2OO bbs potatoes $50 oats 200
apples board.
Boat-S00 bbs potatoes SO apples
bush It's m boaru
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Totals SOC, 500 4,I0l, ATE
Snepie and SDpciA finds.

We gather from exchanges to-day several items of interest
relating affairs in Europe The following from Paris
some interest:
PARIS Dec 30The Exhibition Of the Industry of the World
has given impulse all workshops and manufacturers
the last eight nine months but storekeepers
we'll satisfied especially those in the arstocrac quarters
who less depend the higher classes and Of
liable to feel te influence Of the fluctuations Of the Stock
Exchange and of the Business ut the large
manufacturers just present completely stagnant The high
prices of provisions restrict the operations in the interior The
factories Lyons the only which fully employed
there being sufficient orders on hand keep them going for
several months and the humber of workmcn much reduced
generally conceded that employment will be steady until the
opening of spring. Since November generally has
sitnci very firm standing in regard speculation and to
be expected that a payments dnc in the beginning Of the new
will be promptly made During the last fifteen days the
Bank of France has largely discounted bills due the 3 OF
December and the of bonds redeemed large that
receiving teers had he appointed take i'll the specie
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CONSIGNEES,

Ship Pacific from New York; Adarns-Allen Shannon
Arthur &ce-C Buldecke &co-F Bauer-Bacbe & Beau
kcooBgekner, Stanton { NewmapaJ BuGke-J Burnside 4
Colen-W Crane sco-P Cusachs Bro &eo-E Daley geo
-DeBlanc Fanchaux-J Denman Sco-Dogan Donovan &
putcher-Dyyas 6eo,F Foger &se-Jno GaucheGique
COW Hanney sco-F Henrigan.-Hchns & Clauss-H II
Iddon--C Hiard-A lioran.S Hopkins JIG W Hynson
KearneyF kennett &co-s Kennedy &eiKennc, Dix Geo
Mama LacossmM Laroyfnn &coMM Lehford Ic1ISan1
Marks &coA Nc Acknowledgements Howell &co-M MeKen
&co-C Meeker &coJ Il j Nounent-B n Nornan-North
Smedes &co-Igesby Macauey-Price, Converse Root
Parsen &coPset, Semmes &coaA Pepn &co-Pedrauvile
Raymond-sloeomb kee-E G Rogers &coaE Stevens &eo
Seymour Sco-G " Stands &co-T Smith-Smith i>Cappe
-Sickles &co-ti Sizer-MMrs Tabor-Thompson Allen
co-Townsen, Tompkins tco-T G Twitchell 3co-W New
lit &co-J Wright &coA Whitney-D Williams & sons-Woo
Iaw-o Woodlands Wolh-lll5 bags coffee and sundre
to
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GREAT EXCTTE1IENT AT EANNUCHps
OasAMER1CAN. MUSEUM, lU7 ST. CHARLES STREET
Mons ADoN1s the Great French Magician engaged at
the Museum, at enormous expense and gives, every
evening, his i-}s-zE5 E'- z'z :,
- .. - GRAND SoIREEs MAGIQuES. tFrEsss.
The collection Of WAX STATUARY consisting of the Of
THE LORDS SUPPER, the Beligerant Powers and Bel
gerant Generals Of Europe, and the Distinguished Men of
this Country, the finest exhibited in this
try Europe.
nay Performances of the Magician Saturdays Tickets
be procured during the day. with printed number
chair, without extra charge. .-z5. +
Amongst the objects of interest in the Museum. r.
'1.55 A LIVING 0URANG OUTANG,
The finest specimen of its kind in the country. u ~.
Admission, SO cents; children, half price.
pubica respectfully cautioned to remember the
ber 10 many deceived by the establishment adio
ing, purporting to be Museum and only find that
duped after they have paid their money. an DIS
FSRANE,S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL.
" CASKET.-P H. COOK Co. proprietors and Wholesale
Dealers in Crane's Metallic Burial Caske for the States
Louisiana and Mississippi.
M~Ofce and Sample Rooms, No 46 ST. Charles street. oppo-
lite the ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans. d2pf
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COL. WOODS MUSEUM OF LYING WON
" 2DERS t $500
Was persons last week. remains ONE
WEEK longer.
1t open the Splendid Rooms is Charles street op
posite the Southern Bank, New Orleans. ss A. 60
THE INFANT ESAu AND HIS MOTHER, Mime Clofulia,
the Greatest Curiosity of this Century, subject Of
admiration and wonderment to all persons who have seen
her in Switzerland France England the States
is to be in this place for days only. 49, z
THE AMERICAN GIANTESS, Miss SILVA HARDY. from
Wilton Franklin county Maine, and who nearly Eight
teethgh and weighs Three hundred Eightyone pounds
and requires one hundred and fifty -four aud quarter
49, yards Of ordinary dry goods for complete dress.
THE SWISS young gentleman possessing great
powers of imitation
EJ"Doors open half-past A. NJ till P M and to half
past9 p. N.
jnSl
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EXPORTS

:
..-... .g. .r EXPORTS. --s.-t.s- ~ 4ys s4
pncT0nx-ehin Lota svan,ouG42 bales cotton 2.5l bills
pork, 740 hams Z5 kegs lard; 10 pkgs Indse.
TOULON-Bark Fanny Buck--50S0 bbls york ...-
NEW YORK-I}ark Moses kmba--25O bales cotton, 40
hdS lo6acco III 10 sugar. oio DpiS o q w anu III 'ss
-, ~ 49, ,on bo1os co.to o.o tbas "a.
NEW 9ofth-b5th H. go. A. ns.t,
III a.. La do beef 1000 hides. II
Juniata-15g bales cotton 462 hhds
sugar, 43S bbls molasses, 200 hides, ~ cks iron
wheat
24S0 do corn, Isl hides
APALACHICOLA-schr Hprne--d6 hhis and u bhs sugar
b1 Dds oasses 70 40 po ~ ~ h caaa bnrna "a
nniIs rome o. Is tx bats - - !
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sTEAMBoATs.

sTEAMB0ATs. sa q
Swamp Fox, KimbalI from AIexandria
Il W Powell Martin from Shreveport.
. Della Mognier, from St Martinsyle
Alice " GIazc, Loualer, from Washington.
y. * Florida, Frost, from Mobile
r. g Hays, Brandenbure, from White River.
Towboat Anglo Norman -, from the Passestowed down
ano TO sea en- the 18th inst ships Won Gagesn and Snf
folk brig Greoebrought mp ship Cumberland, turk
Adelia Rogers and brig II Berry 72E 100 sf-
- BELow-Co MING UP.
Chip Pacific Gadd, from New York to Cohen
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ARRIVED.

AK1lIY
Ship Cumherland Morrill, 10 days from st Thomas to MASTER
4th d trict 76.
Bark Adea Rogers Snow ID days from Charleston master;
LIST district 49,
Brig Fl G Berry, Race days from Matanzas maser-Pont
Brig Crmea Robertson % days from Thomaston Creepy &
Farwell-1st district IS.
Schr Adene, from the Coast-2d district.
Soop Bolona, from Coas-2d district. '.,
Schr Liberty Melon from Bonfouca-Basn.
schr Victoria, Ford, from Tchefuncta-Basn.
Schr Perseverance, Gagale, from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr Concorda, Chlilon from Bay st Louis-Basn.
Schr Union, Narciso. from Tehefuncta-BasiE
Schr Creole, Davis, from Mandeville-Basin
Schr Alligator, from Bay St Louis--Basin
Schr Gen Worth, Christopher, from s lite River-Basin
Schr Republic Garsine, from Amite River-Basn.
Schr Miissa, from Amite River-Basin.
Schr High Water, Roseauq, from Tckfaw-Basin
schr Syphide, Barbarn, from Tchefuncta-Basin.
Schr Mathlda, Moon, from Observation-Disclosures.
Schr Fruitere, from Bonfouca-Basip.
Schr Pensier, from Biloxi-Basn.
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES The sales of Sugar embraced
800 hhds full prcesFar Fully Fair at 6s74c. Mo-
active request and 1900 bs sold at for
Good to Choice lots with Inferior at 32&133c gallon.
FLOUR. Extremely dull, and sales confined to 100 bbs ST
Louis, in lots SIS 75 lo9 Fine at S. and ION Monday 240
Choice Extra, in two lots at $40 = Dbl.
GRAIN Corn lower with sales of $500 Sacks of which
GOO 6S0c 1900 Prime White and Mixed in cotton sacks,
62, and about 500 Selected Yellow complete freight
gagement at 75c D bshe Nothing of any consequence
doing in Wheat Oats OF Bran 800 sacks sold 1T SIC
q 100 TBS.
BEANS. "A lot Of 10 bbls White taken at 81 q Dbl
PROVISIONS. principal sales of Pork were 100 bb
in two lots $40 for NJ o. and Sl for Rnps Mess was still
retailing S u bbl Small lots of Bacon selling at 90
@l0c for Ribbed Sides and 1O1ac q ID for plain Hams No
thing of any done in Lard.
COFFEE of 500 bags Ro Of which 600 at llc $50 at
Ike, and 50 at 1l1sc = h.
GUNNY BAGS. One two small lots of heavy sold
at lie.
TALOW. We noticed for 50 bbls City Rendered
at 12c 3 ID.
HAY Some small lots of Western were sold at S27@SS
T3tnn.
WHISKY. Sales GO bbls Recfed in three lots at 4sc q
gallon
FREIGHTs. Cotton shipping TO Liverpool in British
vessels, at y, and to Boston at sd
EXCHANGES. :. Demand fair quotations:
Sterling lu2Ge9,ta
Francs 5i 3tRd5l3I Is dollar
New York Sixty day Bills = Ct dis
Sight Checks on New York dis
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CIso1ENE CouR DE DsTslcr2 CHARLES oAKF0RD vs.. ses
DE NourELLE ORLEANS. : Creaucers. No. l0,7l3
L ES CREANCTERS de linsOIvabIe sont par


STATE OF LOUISIANA s-.
FIFTH DISTRICT Court I F. NJ MCINTOSH VS.. THE MER-
Of New Orleans 5 CHANTS, AND PLANTERS, IN
SURANCE CONPANY-No- 5,424
NOTICE is hereby given, to the Crcdi-
IN TORS Of the above Company, and 10 all other
herein interested show within ten days from the first
publication hereof if any they have why the first
abeau Of distribution presented by John Cubertson Esq., Re-
the aforesaid Company should be approved and
homologated and the funds distributed accordance herewith
iai9 j. o. CHALON, Deputy Clerk
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
CIHQU1EaE CoUE De DISTRICT IF. NJ. MCINTOSH VS.. La
DE La NouvELLE ORLEANS Cor.paguie d;Assurance DIES
Negocants des Planeurs
{sIerchants' and Planters
Insurance Company No.
542i.
Wis est par les presentes dOnne aux cream
IN de Ia surdie compRgnfe dayoir deduire dix
ou dster de la premiere publication dn present avis les raj
esqeles premier Tbau de Distribution presene
par Cuberson de la suite copagnie sera
pas approuve ct honoogue ct les fond entire main repa
commencement dit table8u.
Par ordre de Ia Cour &c IL janver 1856
jal9 ). U. CHALoN, Depute Grefier
WINDOW GLASS.--AssoRTED SIZES JERSEY,
w hand all the time direct from the manufacturers For
sale by
jalSSm c. N. HARVEY & CO., 20 Union street
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AMUSEMENT

GT: CHARLES TfEE laTER y.
- z nEIA sss cd Manager
THIS EVENING january b, 1856.
SIKH night q @ opE EEF fs s59 HAEhIsoS EFanH
- CINDERELLA fKES sfy a sfSssfry repsr'ss
e1s Fs5s ~ T Hsos DiS vi ss
sal assa ~ hss.! AaISs fs ssR
9qne yinng BSTers Frank MF Weht rs Pei7oas
- #e @a5 sa OPERA
- overfurs as eseloek, prseLsely: iaso
u Under lie management of Mr.. DION BoURcTgABLT.
Al THIS EVENING January 30, 1856.
Complimentary Benefit of Mrs 4 GNEs RoBERTsoE; X,
NJ san DC 4 ss ss sn fSssss
Sl1 PsIss se reaspsl snssssfss
MI
sSss s,f tss G. ssss O. twenty
4. ss II. f Il ii thes.
/ "a Psiaa des Flsurs I'M
+ ,, i, Ia Kataie des Afna1sns.
e Ssssaas Esbs ssss 4 ss ne ssssBs
sls,ass g e. rss 4 saI
s a rsiss i an paris d 81
6 admission q iii paFts il ths
~ oaaes open ocsaek VIA plasss 1nay Is
49, seenred s$ jasg
/ 5nELEANS@ TEEEEAIESEE-a
Soa NIGHT Grand 6as5a 4 tbrss ~ i
1 THE sTAE Or THE NORTH Eisss
Gharaet9rs BY Mines Soon Gambler and in1aaTers
! yss7- Doors Doors OPEN ss az ocfoek asss
i ~ aTE1Tvy FyvEN ~ a ntE r. 588
u N1ITTCP1fmnaint md Teen made tfat ,,an IN
~ ~ ~ l1 ~ - -
ogs y opste d q NJ q ~ 9sas, I
n-rt IA ais s,,a riast
he @ 5i i,fn, ~ 3b ~ ky Il 49,
,ba Thsssy ~ I @ ~ rtf III
/ nv WV = - peSe -
All. - 7tr y1,1, s u; ~
-. ees--ssl.
Ia GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
l. n VIII be given to ceebrafe the Centennial
Isirt
| Tsf{AN@EsYI,IIWs PcaytI, Disfrct
i - = -
i 5 WEDNESDAY 3t1shsitlAt q. iFeb+ 49, is56,
A 7 ODD il FELLOW ~ H AL u.
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Shipping yntelligentt.
WEDNESDAY, January so, 1856.

WEDNESDAY, January so, 1856.
-Y CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Kate Swanon Reed for Boston, c. AIeeker &co
Ship Purington Hnckley, for lavrc Baxter Lowell
Bark Fanny Buck Porter, for Tonlon Creevy 4 Farwell
Bark Moses Kimba Morse, for New York, Hynson eco
Bark Claremont, Smith, for New York, G G Bogert &c
Bark Juniata Newton for Philadelphia, Hynson &co
Sclr Hornet, Mack for Apaachicola ] A Mitchell
Schr Shepheless Harrison for Mobile, CIV Newton &co
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alattitular Notites.
UsIoa BANK OF LOUISIANA

UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans. 18th January, 1856.
n1- At ovf election for Directors of tIaig
Institution held on 2ls inst, the following gentlemen were
XII Penn W. r. Saunders Of Ward, Saunders & Hunt; G..
IyrcLnn' Edw Nale Of Male Summers & Co. Chas. +.
hitar r Sinps Of Pect, sinms Co T. J. Hart Of E. j.
Hart & CO. T. Mccall of Lave Mccall; G. Cayaroc Of
And Ut an election this day, ALFRED PENN was elected
janso 81 GEO A. FRERET Cashier.
BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, 18th January, 1866. {
Hgy- A Semi Annual Dividend of five per
Of the profits will he pnd the Stockholders of this Bank
and after MONDAY, 4th February next.4
By order Of the Board
ja2S6t r. N. DAVIS, Cashier
.up ." r.. CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA,
d. I.-a =, 81. Nv New Orleans, Jan. "a, 1856
F1- An Annual Election for seven Directors
by the Stockholders of this Bank will be held this Office in
foity with the charter ON MONDAY 4h February next be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 2 r. III.
ja24 I'd i. ROUSSEAU. Cashier
-= 10 D"... = a5r.H& TREAsURER's OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, JAN Is, 1855.
EB- Extract from Ordinance, approved
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NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs AND GREAT }
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
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WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
.t-s. 49,. Wednesday, Jan g. 1856.
AT AN ELECTION HELD THIS DAY IN ACCOR.
n dance with the Charter Of he Company under the
undersigned appointed by the Board of Directors
said election the polls opened closed according
public notice. at the office Of the Company and upon counting
the given and number Of shares represented it appears
tabe number Of shares required make election valid had
been represented.
The election is therefore, adjourned n conformity with the
the such proviie)
for week, viz. To WEDNESDAY January 80 1856
the hours of 10 and O'clock when another election will
he held.
All Stockholders who have voted this OCCASION well
those who have requested attend and poll their
S. TURNER, 2c.a...;..a,.-
ja9olt JOHN HUGHES, Commissioner
Ia, F.. J. BANNEANN. BOOT AND SHOE MANU-
bHgH FACTURER, No III ST. Charles street Poydras,
nv makes order and Inns ready made on hand the follow
sS% ing styles Of Boots and Shoes:
GENTS superfne French Pat. Leather BOOTS
do tfAITERS.
Do do do Brogans and Pumps.
Do do do Calf Skin Boots
CATERS Congress Shoes and Brogans.
which style, and will be sold low
for cash. a30 ap2w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-30
Aebielu ri the Sflatkets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 80.
COTTON There was good demand yesterday, and 5000
bales sold very full prices fer the Mdding and better
qualities. We still quote: