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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Union-3ebales cotton o Nelson
&co39 do McMahon30 do Buchannon Carroll &co24 do
Oakley Hawkinsl1 do to Redge Roberts Terrific do to
Freson Stevenson &co6 do Wright Allen &co4 do Davis
Jenkins &co2 do Cummings &co4 do Lloyd Frerson
do Shaw 4 Znnts-Toal, 1863 bales cotton s5S,$ z5
GRAND JAKE-Seamer Southern Bee-50 bales cotton to
w jackson &co-10 Person &coB do Purvis Gladden
Gco-6 do Nelson &co3 do Heinsway Fredlander Geo
10 sacks Thomas &co-85 do Pinck ard c6I
boxes bbs fruit and sundries to sund
n bales cotton ESs y Z
ST LOUIs-steamer oreans--9 bales cotton Dogan, nono
van co do Cooper &co7 do I6 hhds tobacco Levy
sumners3 do Short &co-4 do Moore L VancuIn-5 do
Yeatnan &co5 do Rodewald Pederi &coI9 do Rodewad
&co- casks bacon Bscoe Smms-S0 bbs bone black 10
RotchordS3 pork 76 do -four 70 coils rope Kenneth Dix
6col52s sacks corn ~ bbs -four e % i9 casks
Broad sacks corn Keep Bard bbIs -four
292 SACKS wheat 9 W1odraf keo bbls -four Short
Oglesby MacaElay-70 bbls -four Hoel Gayle &co-I5 do
25 sacks bran Price Converse &co25 b whisky Wright
&co-Total, q bales cotton, 81 hhds tobacco.
MOBILE-steamer Florda29S balescotton TO ordero4 do
osnaburgs W Donnell5 do cotton gins Carter &co-
IS bbs -four ogesby Macauas7 boxes peaches and
dries to order. ~, mo ~, 5$t 4s&3zs2fst
BAYOU SARA-steamer Capol-a bids sugar to Byrne,
Vance co-l2 bbs molasses bf do olas-
ses f do Lauve McCafrut and undries ordor-Tota
20 hhds sugar, II bbls moasses 8 hf do. sl5S4 =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
Sgippiitg gntflIigtNte.

-... THURSDAY, July "a, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Louisiana Talbot Galveston and Indianoa
-7- Harris & Morgan
Ship Modern Times, Hewes for Genoa, Baxter Il Lowell
Brem Ship Upland Lahusen Liverpool G Aeeker SEQ
Bark Lucy, Reddng for Boston, - G W Hypson &co
Schr Dora, Boghich, for Pensacola John Hurley Ico
Schr Gen VIM II Harrison, Rowe, for Pensacola, '@g.
~ John Hurley eco
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
.je12 5nd&W

T1TOODNlAN'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
w GINGER-such is the intimate connection between the
and the SYSTEM that the health of depends
very upon the state Of the other and medicine whchis
grateful beneficial the stomach has the effect oreoring
the system its natural tone and vgor and owing to
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF GINGER will be
found excellent remedy for Nervous and Sick Headache for
Sen Sickness Nausea etc., etc. The advantage of the
Fluid Extract Essence Of Jamaica Ginger is that in
concentrated form, contains ali the active principles without
any of the inert matter which it agreeable
to the stomach. ~ .@. g7p1. .gll IaTlo VI,
Dyspepc persons who troubled with distress OF
the stomach after eating owing to the weakness Of the dges
tive organs will find this preparation invaluable it usually
affords immediate relief and is far ecacou than brandy
any other kind Of ardent spirits it stimulates and warns
the stomach producing permanent relief without the
injurious consequences which result from alcoholic smuas
During the prevalence OF the cholera found Of the
greatest benefit for preventing weakness and relaxation Of the
bowels, which produce diarrhea. "
heahfu and delightful beverage this Extract couneracng
the bad effects Of the cold water. @
wooDMAN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
eaboratey prepared from carefully selected articles Of the
best quality. ..5-. e
CAuToNPersons desiring article that be relied upon
prepared solely from PURE GINGER should be
cular ask for 'Woodman's Extract of Jamaica Ginger
which warranted to be exactly what 1t Is represented
O. 0. WOODSAN corner of Magazine and Common Streets
Wholesale Agent New Orleans. je12 5md&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

7f8 ss~,ga TO; q. F.-BoARD OF DIREGToRs
1rJNaY kaof Odd Feows' Restn for 1S56.-0Hicers-
S &aHenry Bier, President; John strond, Treasurer;
Jas Furneauy, Secretary. Cemetery Commit Ii
nance commtteeThos. Keede, W. G. Wilson 4 Homes mes
son, Geo Seymour. H. Goldman, G. B. Bowditch j. p War
ner, H. Cnstafede S. Boulemet. 8S.-. .Ggls
cured by applying 70 E. GoRRY At sekes Co.'s 6s ca
Ra + 1 spS u H. ot e n n
Odd Fellows Hail. Camp and Lafayette streets
The price members of SoekhodDg Lodges will be $45
vault; to all others, $50 per vault.
H Information relative 10 the purchase of Lots be had
on application to the Secretary.
splb JAMES FURNEAU&, Secretary q. f. Rest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
A HONORABLE CoNsEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NoU-
velle- Orleans. Il, thEI

vele Orleans. az ,-l rs S5A5
A PETITION dies sonsslgnes Tepresente
- hunhemen que ss 8 psr
tonnaes prientyoe honorable de ben youlor passer
oronAance resolution Feet de fae niyeer ct
les Claiborne Ct Priel ct
Z. Olivier q peds ;Jas pesban 10s peds Joseph Pnta,
q pieds T. Robertson, q pieds John Egh q peds Jas
OBren 81 peds J.Ngo 80 peds James Robinson, los
pisds Hsrs Dolan 25 peds Aahan s. pieds Eangois
ls5 peds James Mcguire 50 peds Burden, . peds
Lafon, 50 pieds W. W. Gilknson, q pieds Pat Rurns
pieds W Keloe 25 pieds VIM Fockman q pieas Mrs s.
Price 8, psds Mrs kaih zeger 80 psis lanes Foley Is
Nouyelle- Orleans ayril 1856, s55 nlyl6 law St s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
HOTELS AND aE.,sT d yJFs AlgTs.

NJ N 81 n S ANB oTsIER SIG oss;IsssS s. Saa
~ sssss
sFHHaf AaEis iii Hsngsa s9sss L. ssi5s s5lss
thoroughly asted up foE ths coming
e s9ss das " g se
a Wine Y Y
tSs from Essp the bsst 10 81 ma.
sLAvE DEP0E. No. i5g common
SIRE underaiglss has en hand aaa xiII xssp
= Havs sssa bs
ahd s @ s. Il
as5aa 4aoRa Bss
f BssR SssEe esEs Z Tsssa
YOUNG NEGROES 5nT "
M NJ. w. W. ygg0Go " u z, yoENEgs II AID eouN
sgs gssp s II at u
a oss a,aa Essss aa ssa
3erenis and Probate Courts cf Kinds Warren snd
Ss spsssaI attention u 5II.EeT1oN oE
sIss aass ID .s Pearl
ATEFs No.
oEIIN u his post The Gre for
S'iS ing
s$s AZ ~ 59s' e. 4. s. Z
lie country ssa aa6Td md ID shsvias Hs Cutting ss
es PsSns assa4sd sa I r.
81 q sss sssl
his Hair euttns sas gathi5g s4Ieon.
4 N bsSls ag ss5 s
ths Raiesd fss
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Lake
Weekly Express every spnday1 to Galveston, iHdaDla
dpatehsa t5ss
esisfH Bs of iadns isft tie
schednies I 4 rates sisnss fanishs y the
s,15sst sl
ss @ II sa aaS
d and that il m 6 81 g
1st,S isSl Principal oHlss.s
DEFRIGERAT0Rs. THEsU EsUBsGEIBERs HAVE
x bs an M sRasa Rs
sssm s seas / s ssa
Il sssss
myle -sn -----.---- g R0zal street
! poRTABLE sTEAaI ENGINEs5TaIgEs y Y Y J. sgg; u I;
srEM m ssfpis ERa1s ses 81 sls ana
: A'.A'tss sSssss Sssss bovssss ss,,.. 8, &C.,
4sssS u horse y ! / ~ saa ,.... \.
ssas9ss ssas
~ j. ss.ss EawBsH .,,.
sEElR3, WHEAT #
% eow TEAS,
4 8 BroRYaEiT sSEv
RocE SALT,
'els'is : l't1 Y : IS 6. noSBER. Agent,
sg r III Sssss aatssp
fsasaas saa EssHz sess n sa a
p'oilssSi ols i y VIM ii Old i.esee.
i SHIPS, STE n AMRoAIs ANI FAMIIIEs, slPFIIER s
@ IL sashssas Has sas
shss sssa FS S sa Family U.S.
6
Coats Geese. Ducks Chickens. s.c. - Inz.f
sSsaBsE s5ss ss e sss
ioa Of Planters Physicians ven as
a9ai' found NJ ks II Ts
aoNEa Isl sassas ReIia
u. ssb sss NJ Rss'assss
1 NTolPIoE no car AND RuII.pERs
as bs ]. M II
sna so sss ps yf5x < sss, se dasssed
kIss, fsIs ss saSea z Basn
M NIX
pars article p % sgplyRa IN 4 csna,
SsSsss sRHizsss s:.sI:s
as,fh5ssa : 8 ssaal srsss
eoS W. have lust received and the lowest psss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

10 THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING A
N large number of of the disease prevalent
E among horses and mules, called Water Farey, ehew-
NJ V Wing itself first in the coffin Joint in small sores in
sreasng rapidly In sze would inform his patrons and the pub
generally that owing the contagious nature of the disease
established separate hospital for such patients, where
by prompt attention and careful treatment he is in almost all
Eases enabled effect cure If taken in time, The first ap
,earance is generally in the coffin Joint the shape Of small
sores increasing rapidly and developing the bone Remenber
a cure guaranteed if taken in time. DR. ELLIOTT,
jyl If Veterinary Surgeon, Dryades ST. opposite Union.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. Louisiana Sugar and Mo-
asses very dull the Levee yesterday with sales of only
about IS hhd hhds Auscoyado Sugar recently
sold at p h. and 70 hhds and 400 bbls MnscoYado No
lasses at s2@s5c p gallon.
FLOUR. The stock light and we heard of only about
1000 bbs Sold which 26s Illinois ST. and 600 Super
fine parcels Sc 65 S 70 and S6 IS p bb also
lot of Fine at S5 l21S@S5 25 q bbl
GRAIN continued rather with sales of 5000
sacks viz 1900 sacks part Ordinary 555Sc 26O White
6lc $500 at $685. 800 &c., and 7S3 Yellow 60c 2 bushel-
making the number bags sold at nearly 6O00 OF Oats
noticed sales of 800 sacks ST. Louis 50c and $500 in lot
about the OF Bran 1000 sacks sold Mt 7@0c
100 lbs. InWheat, little or nothing has been DONE
AY.A lot Of lS0 bales Good Western brought S25 y ton
PROVISIONS. Pork remained dull at $40 50@eS2l q Dbl
for retail lots Of Mess OF Bacon % casks Prime Ribbed Sides
sold l0c u b. We have heard of important trans
actions in Lard.
ALCOHOL. We notice sale of 20 bbls at 66sc u gallon
COFFEE The sales included 400 bags Prime llc 80 In
ferior at 81, and some skimmngs at &c p h.
BALE ROPE. 200 coils sold l0Sc for Hand Spun,
and ll1sDl114c for Machine.
NAVAL STORES. we noticed sales Of 100 bbls Spirits
Tupentne 32c cash. and 400 bb Ron 81 80 Good
No. l, and 81 u Dbl for Fine No.l
WHISKY The only sales We heard Of so bs Divers
Extra Rectifed at 33c u gallon Market heavy.
BULK SALT. Market extremely dull with large stock
in store, and Marsala offered at 2ic with no buyers
FREIGHTS... We have heard of nothing
EXCHANGES. Transactions very limited.
Sterling. .95al01S u ct prem.
francs 'efooacg5tlo = dollar
New York sixty day bills lQD11a disc.
Sight checks on New York parG1s prem.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

AINTS-N large well assorted stock of all kinds Of
Paints YRrushes Glue, Logwood, CoppereB Chalk.
Whiting, Packing Yarn Brushes and Diamonds, sale by
.4gS5 ALFRED KEARNY,
II je241o ls55 ~ ~ Magazlne street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
IMPORTS.

BosTON-Bark Jenny Lnd-Assorted mdse.
sIsAL-Brig Brownsylle-In ballast
PENsACoLAschr Hornets0 800 feet lumber to Merritt
Mcconnell. M iss $83 55j# 5s {& 3g551
pENsA Baslids 900 fest lumber to Merritt
& Mcconnell. ge5@ ss1 & "a 5s H. 3.1lt
Burrissa 40 feet lumber to Poolsy,
Nicol Geo. F &${gt 5Fales
PENSACOLA zuimezotoo 900 leet lumber to master
BAY ST LoU1sschr Aert-1OO Oo0 feet lumber to James
Powers, 4s5lFa - 84saS 9$sSS$
BILOxIschr wondar25, 900 feet lumber to Merritt &c Nc
ConneH. aiz&s 5455
BAY ST ssclr Christopher Columbus 900 feet
lumber to A Simpson &co.
BAY ST LOUIS schr Eclipse -25,o feet lumber to A
Simpson &cof4 Q 81 $%&lsEEl55 25l ~ F6 Z
Fach &co. .55-5 nv m
BoNFoUoA-schr Alliance-s5. 900 bricks to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

the entire crop Of his extensive orchnrd consisting
of twenty thousand Peach Pearand Apple trees in full
bearing respectfully informs the cEs of New Orleans that
he enabled offer them finer variety Of fruits than
sold the South before and prices that within the
of ALL The above packed boxes of convenient size
families and will be delivered free Of charge
This is the only orchard supplying the city with ripe fruit
picked from the trees daily.
jyl I'm, f. G. CLOUD Is st. Charles street
aaa ROARDING-THEz LARGE AND EIiEG ANT
fTi;I house known the DESBAN YER ANDAH in
Camp street No. 3l2 open for the reception Of
families and single gentlemen This Of the most desira
surpassed for comfort each having dressing cab
attached There also fine bath house to the premises
every convenience for the comfoof boaders few Day
Boarders also be accommodated.
is3O Am JULIA A. GLEASON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

ITO THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL
OF NEW 8ORIiEANS-Toth the Honorable Board Of Alder.
Assistant Aldermen Of the City Council The petition
of the undersigned huhy the majority required
BY the new Charter having signed petition pray your
body pass ordinance to the effect Of
with the usual curb stones Gasqnet street
street Prienr street, and petitioners will ever pray as
in duty bound etc. z as ~
Olivier. q feet Desban, loS feet Jos Pina feet
T. Robertson q feet John Ewright, n feet James o. rien
q feet J. yigo 50 feet James Robinson M feet
Robert Prnge l07 feet G. WILSON, 1876 feet James
Mcguire feet Joseph O. Burden 25 feet T. Lafon 90 feet
W. ". Gkison q feet Pat. Burns n feet NJ. keye, 25
feet; VIM Volckmnn, n feet Mrs. s Price s. feet; Mrs
kah. zegler 50 feet James Foley Is feet: B. Monaghan 5
feet; Michael Finch; 80 feet: myl6 lawSws
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

ser Zupe ebber, days from Pens4coia 70 John Hurley
sebr Alert John, from Bay st I,cais-BasiH. sf
Schr Endof8 Fred, from Iilogi--Easn. Td
SclT Wandar, Lee from BioSf-Bssir FL
Schr christopher fotn Bay 81 Basin.
Seer Florida, from Paseagoha -gaain, 5 as MI ae!$
schr Alliance. Mercire, from Boaoac Basin. s
ss sTEAHBOATs. ssys $a
59gSSa Florida Hatchfngs. from Mobile. " '$El 4
Capitol, Ure, from Bayou Sara s. 81 4tg53
Union, Crook, from Red
Southern Belle Brpadwell, from Grand Lake. taF ~
Orleans, stolioy5 from st Louis. # 5 5S5 3s5
Towboat - aandsn Whan, from the towed. down
brought up bark Jenny Lind enG brg Brownsville
ELO Ow-CoMINa UP.
Ship Atlantic Waddoct, 50 New York, Wood
Bark Thaies, sturges Il N
E55 bbfs lime to y s Holden Geo.
EXPORTS.
GENoAsp Modern Timesl06 bales cotton GA hida to-
bacco, 10 o0g staves. sair ss,s 5,t5 5l
LIVERPOOL Upand-1e7o bales cotton, 26ll abls
BosToNBark Eucy-IoO bales cotton 2,D wool o1 bbds
tobacco 81 bbs whisky 81 bbs -four $500 SKIS corn 10 rolls
leather 81 hhds bacon hides 1915 pigs lead SO pkgs old
metal 100 empty corn bags, 81 .,5E3 5tTI !. a
h coLAschr Dorasoo sacks eorn 6 bales hay, 4
bbls pork, 2do four
PENsAcoLA- schr Gen VIM Il Harrsou-so0 sacks corn,
50 do bran, hhdBsugar. lGsa3 ss
1NDIANobA AND GALvEsToN Steamship Louisiana
25 bbs -FOUR 80 do whisky s0 SKIS corn coffee bales
mus /, lG y : INK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
seeFetarY q The Beard d Aldermen.
May 10Th, 1856. myM 1awSw

A C0NsEfL DE WILLIE DE LA; NOU-
vele rleansLes soussgnes propribares Ia du
Canal depu ines Tchouptoulas Nouvee eyee, iusqn'
ax rues Bourbon ct arondelet
re dams les lmites ssmeonnees soft ameloree ct paHee
aeec bocs de granite carries ct asec du dalase
autres dc Ia charte aprroasee le 2omars 1856. 6
r. D. Shepherd, $40 pieds sur a H Canal Peter g:
Brooks Jr par Henry Shepherd 80 pes pp saml Nieho
son Coz ct More 80 psis Henderson 4 Gaines, 80 peds
H. Henderson, w Henderson, 42 peds Merchants Mutual I
surance Company, John Pehetscn q pieds s. slskles
pr Sickle8 & CO., 3S peds Thomns Byrne, 80 peds W. l.
Mclean 70 peds PIP J Dicks Hill environ Sc pieds ], NJ
Bass 80 pieds . Socomb 81 peds; Brown Johnston Co
21pieds sid Story, 81 pieds.z $z% pts z
| ls mai 1856 pour copie eonforme rorginR sl
tIARLES CLAIBORNE 58 7Sys s1a
law SecfetaiTe du Gonseii des Alderman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

. M1- We are graalfed to announce to our
renders Cathart os which see advertisement in orr
Dr.J. c. Aver His Cherry Pectora everywhere known
the best remedy offered to the public for Coughs etc. has
would be worthy Of attention medicine Is uni
know Of one from such trustworthy We happen to
know mid them that this article has intrinsic merits
equal that has issued from his
cibes and consequently Is well WORTH trial whenever such
medicine becomes necessary.-Racne Com ADV g
b Theyare for sale by 4 J. WRIGHT g&sCO.,553
.ie1D 2md&W = - and all city druggists.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
ITO THE COMMON COUNCIL-cITY OF NEW

TTN0 TI5EG. G C0nI1I0N q C0UNCIH.-.cITY!o oE NEW
Il ORLEANSThe undersigned of real estate 'front.'
ing Canal street. the four between Tchoupoula
and New Levee down Bourbon and Carondelet Streets
pectfuly petition of the City of New Orleans
the said street within The aforesaid limits to be paved and
herewith annexed and in conformity with the 12h and other
sections of the charter approved 10Th March, 1856.
D. Shepherd $40 running feet Canal street; Peter
Brooks BY his agent Harry shephsrd 30 DO per
4 Gaines do; per pro rs NJ. d. Mountfor Henderson
Ganes % do Henderson, w Henderson, AZ do
do Merchants Co.. John Pemberton, q
s. siekes sickes Co. 50 do do Ios Byre 90 do
about 80 SO do do; H. Sacob do Brown Johnston
Co q do do; Sid Story. 81 do do. 4 r
4 true copy, 6CHAs CLAIBORNE, 1 Z
Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen. e
May 18th, 1856 r & 10y my0 1awSw e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

All Of which will be sold the very lowest market rates
%. o. Wo0DMAN, New Orleans, La, and
jef2 5nd&w o. o. WooDMAN 4 CO., vfcksburg, Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

MADEIRA iTVINEl-2Jz PIPES FIRST QUALITY
and choicest growth extra old Reserve Wine yintage
7II nc 50 n WM. E. lLEvERIGH 4 co,
jyl7f HI u Old LeYee street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

G95- Attention. Company q, National Guard,
You hereby ordered to assemble Eagle Hail. Pr
tana and Felicity streets every SATURDAY EVENING al
71s O'Clock, for Drill Gnd attend Monthly Meetings, the
FIRST SATURDAY NIGHT of each month. sl d =
By order of the Captain.
jy10ly ~ &C. 5Es$&S5 W. H. RICHARDS, o. g.. +
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
w e I9 Y ~ n g47lI 20 Y 0FlT Y
,,J9,lst1rsNny, .yuTy 24.s

ssse TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
land ~ Eastern Texas known rs the Mcqueen land
Beyil Port the Waches river. This land is offered
change for dry goods and groceries, Any wishing
trade for it in this by addressing the undersigned,
learn the terms and partiee.rs which viii be such VII
land and title be made TO Hon. George W. smytk, Hon q
VIM Eddy, and r. G. Doom, Esq any Of the citizens of
this county. " SAMUEL Go0DE,
LICK (. sJ.ts5JasDer county, Texas,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
i9 mai 1856, pour copie confern,s 4 Ioriginal
@&n@f l6'#a fz;i9ss} CHARLES CLAIBORNE a $
1,,rpt ,anrataira fsoneaiI }sc


ITO THE COMMON c0UNCIL5cIrY OF NEW
L. ORLEANsThe petition Of the undersigned respectfully
sloweh That the majority required by section 10 Of the
Charter having signed petition they honorable
body ordinance to The effect Of track
side of the MIDDLE in said street and extending from ST.
Bernard Avenue TO Champs Elysees street. s351 5$g
Names of owners r 55$sg 2t'i.z &aEgLs$
Edmond Soniat l67 9inehes for Mrs Logan Geo.
large ;ohan A. Langhauser 95 feet IL inches A.
Verbeck, l2s feet L. E. Forsa 2sQ feet Felix Robin lT4
feet j. Segn rs feet L. sugi 96 feetToal 1874 feet3
inches and lines. f.= ID lg5 l}87
"a true copy ~ GHAS.s CLAIBORNE, IA ~
Secretary of the Board OF Aldermen 4
May 18th, 1856. ny20 lawsw
kU CONsEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NOU-t
n vee 0rleasIa petition des sonssignes repesente
que naorite des propr!eaes egee In
de Ia nouvele chgrte sgne In presete de-
mande peionnaires ent honorable ben
ordonnance resolution ee dc aire
couuier vote charrettere vngt pieds de argeGr
centre du cote nord IN Claiborne depuis Ia rue
nard jusqu'a la rne des Champs Elyses. s5t
NouFele- Orleans Ter mai 1856 5g57 asg.5 5t ~
Mons des proprietares-fRcea la rue Claiborne
Edmond Sonia l67 peds pouCes pour Nine F. Logan Geo
W.. Logan, Jr g. pieds pouces g gnes seuHenean q
pied s. p Farge 2S pieds Joan H Langhaser 95 pieds
IL pouces A Verbeck, l2S pies; L. f. Forstnl. 800 peds
Felix Robin III pieds J. segin LIS pieds L. snrg 6 pIeds
10 mai 1856 ponr copin conforme loriginal. Il ~
- CHARLES CLAIBORNE, II. 5Fs
my20 1aw8t = Seeretaire du Conseil des Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

AU CONSEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NOU-
n vele eansIa petition des sossgnes repressns
pectueuseent que Ia aiorite des propaires exgee
section 9 de la nouvee charte ayant sge a de-
vouo passer ne ordonnance Oh resolution Feet de
veler bguetef cnrbstones fosses bos les oo
de la Claiborne depuis Epanade usqua Ia
Champs Elysesles dts otos deyan ee construs de
chaque cote de Ia Claiborne Perception de ceux qni Sc
teains necesaires pour fouyertre
lelargissement la dite Claiborne. ffE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24

YOUNG NEeRoEs. "
SyNTEg.s Wv. NWs#SWDDk.- ATT0R NEg AND SsouN As
from New oreaps and located u I'll
High Court Ok Errors and the
Chancery United States Circuit and District gor ard fhe
adjoining counties. y .s I'VE
Special attention to oEg0IIEGIE0N GIAIAS AC-
COUNTS, TEs,
OFF Elii8s af tafe sEd
Streets Jacksos. an1a tfd &YF.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-24
alartitaEar Mgtites.

rs-T. n. o. II. tr!ae various Committees
appointed on q Circular z will meet thsT uRsDAY y X Ex M;
INC 9th inst o,c'ock In Lecture oem Of Odd Felos
Hall PunctuaI attendance is earnestly requested
y IVA III f 555 n 0s. f+ sHi EiDs Secretary. "a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
La t Q st NJ @ Vys.
Republican Conyantion

WASHINGTON, Sept. l6.--This afternoon
both the Republican and American Conven.
tons united on an electoral ticket. Julius
Rockwell and Thomas Colt, being electors
at large, Previously the American Ere
monters had nominated Dayton for Vice
Presidenbin the place OF Johnston, and
pledged themselves to labor for the election
OF the former to the Senate. The Fremont
Americans also pledAi themselves to hold
Congressional and County Conventions on
the same day with The Republicans, with a
view to union.
The question came nd in the Republican
Convention, as to adopting the American
ticket including Gardiner for Governor. =
There was considerable excitement and
confusion. Finally motion was adopted
that the Republicans nominate no State
ticket. This is satisfactory to the Fremont
Americans, and insures the united vote OF
those parties for the Fremont ticket.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

opR FERRY--Although the river has
hsen remarkably low this season, our ferry
ho.ts have never had any difficulty in
o,ossing. The case has been very different
At other points. Both above and below us
The newspapers have been complaining OF
The low stage of water and of the almost
imuossibiIity experienced by their ferry
boats in crossing. At one place, Burlng-
ton, we believe, they had TO Use Two boats,
one running to an island in the middle Of
The river, and the other conveying passen-
aers thence to the main shore. At Du
Luoue the low stage OF water has almost laid
an embargo on the crossing. The Herald
SAYS that the proprietor Of the ferry-boat
gets his moneys worth. Indeed, continues
that paper, one may consider himself a
traveller who has made the trip to Dnnlietli
and back in these times, for not only is the
tourney Oh land Of some extent, but the
voyage on water amounts to so grea. por-
lion, in the going and coming, that he needs
take leave of his friends in the undertaking.
The editor thinks that the next time he un
dertakes the journey he will prepare himself
with the material for journalzing, as u
sketch of such a voyage would prove, i'll
all its parts, highly interesting. A person
can well appreciate the advantages Of our
location and the accommodations of our
fine ferry-boats in such stage OF water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
RIOT IN BALTIMORE.

The Baltimore American contains the
particulars Of the riot which occurred there
on Saturday last The parties engaged in
il were three Fillmore fishing clubs and a
Buchanan party, Two persons were killed
and upwards of forty wounded The fol
lowing are the names Of all that could be
obtained on Sunday.
Kllcd-John Hare and VIM, Jones.
Wounded--Geo. Lawrence, John Carter
John HartIoye, David Sanks, j. Jones,d dan.
gerously, Tbos. McCue, c. Parker, d. Spo.
den, - Sewel, J. T. Caulk, dangerous
", Mrs Cauik, Marcellu5 Booze, Fabric
dangerously, Zaceheus Gould, John Kelly,
dangerously, ---- Perry, Officer Cham
bers.
It Is reported that four Of the above viii
not survive.