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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

~ Sold at la Mark, stl ect, ~. Lous. Mo. SSs
Broadway, New York, = by all Druggist every
where All kinds 81 fuiiy patent mrd.cints fcr 81.
the hest possible terms, AZ Prof WOOD establish.
ment, ia Market street.. 81 Louis
Sid here t,v al he Dragri-'s and nv al porulsr
Druggist. e,erywhefe JyIbi-tw-wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

EDassk ~ EyDreSeCes
FLORRNCB, AsSsesha
Gro. y. 81 RoENT, Prest. - PARsRR. Cs-h
UynE nd ,rsian.d pfoprtcturS VI tn hsnk "
j Ea uc., N-Lta,ks. are ~ thr pse.
.iri,,., u H. Chsrte-. Individually r. sp6ns'ote
.nr all It, issuss aud wil; rvs~m thu hoSc~ ~ satd
n.ttutt st its counter ~ the city \ Fi"rcnor W
.o,u aud at riihs. ~ tb-ir Bankins Honss, " ks's-
eso RxCeansr q 0ee YER cfSe, ~ ~ speees ~ ee0s
rates VI other currency. 81
COOK 4 SAhGkNT Davsnpsrt
OODk. SAMMY DOWNkY JOws W bews
C1OV 9AuG1kNp CsN0 yhss On ~ -
((N)k aAhQumY 3 PARK ~, 0ssssnss 'eseeee
lus In 100-a0 sA#
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

aus .-Iinse.d, LAsd "a Fam rs PIT p,hrn
Puci., Plaster fsfi-. G m4ni, Sasr, 49, "
~ Nails n &c. fa go
aptehtf1 y. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

A ny person wishing 70 engsee in . pvoeAahle snd
IA money making business, viii cali at the, City
B Ne Dining Salon, o. Brady ssr.rt, OPP st the r.
o III prophet : Of which paac-, In c,'s eQnnce Of
il.hs~ith, 10 willing to sell % favorabae terGs.
NJ Al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

W ,uld call tn attention OF dealers and builders
10 our hlg stock Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

We have uoW Oh AAA9 eoe o. tbe largest ana Oest
selected assortment Of
Leather = S06G1ysrv M0rdsCNs'e,
every oaered in the West Comprising in partof
Sole and Harness Leather,
both Oak and Heml0ck,
Collar Leather.
Preach, America and Patent Calf Skins
Kips ami Upper Leather,
Of every quality.
Innings koans. MorrOeco, bindings. PatrDt and
Plain Skirting Dash ard Enamelled LEATHER Lasts,
Findings, &c. he.
SAddiery Hardware, Jspsnned, Brass. and Sives
Plated from the best manufacturers. S-lf-sdJust.
ing Gig, and Pad Nees; Roller, Horse Shoe, and
Spring Tongu.d Buckles and in short every article
thu harness maker or Slddler can wish
Carriage and Groc.r- ssws lsp Prop, stump
Joints Coach Iaces. Bands. Enam-ed Cloths, he
Wagon Hubs, apokss, lieut. F-ho ., casstage Shafts
Carriage Bolts. Wagon Spsings ana Axies Horse
collars, Horse Dlankets, Fy Nets. Bes Leather, Ma
chine siseiched and Rubber Betting Hit Rivets &c
We invite Attirhtion ofporchzss, feeSens rsttsaee
We can satisfy I'll IN regard 70 quality md psce
NB Cash paid for Hide.
aA10HT, SEARS + DeCKeTf.
- g. "a Aoos shove Ferry 81
| aus9Gsf Davenport, IeWe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST CHARLES: W D Doom, Gin; n W IIoy, Charles B
Horton Col Erwin, A Watknson lady N Y; Thomas
Moore. lnty-ard serv Miss Moore, Hynson lady and
*crEt Henry Robinson lady and Aaron Prescott lady and
ecrvt, Ia; Mcae, Ala; Jno Riley, Miss Beyiu Tenn;
Jas Elliott, CaIaden BERNARD Hays .Aleyanda Sheppard
browne, le Phil BRANDON Miss Jno McSca and lady Mis-
Watts, 4 Bvownma, Miss l. burrows Miss Fannie Bur
Miss Fredna Perry Jackson; Il ceclan Clinton; Capt a
J iqwell DonaldfonviIe;J Bailey. Humphreys, " 3
Humphreys, La; Jno Preston and lady Lyons E; Il Per
ks. Bayou Sara Scott Watson and family, st Joseph + T
lis and lady Mrs 1laemln IaF II Quitnan, lady and t%o
scrvt, Terre Borne: Dunn Baton Rouge; Elan,
tlcXA'fcr Alexander " Seymour, La: j Eenze Sam
harrington N y: VIM J Ghauney Miss: Henry Pope n Q;
Miss n White, Mrs + White, Miss Miss kie Flynn O.;
.as Preston c. Hurec and lady Clinton; Miss Feic"
Perry, Jackson
ARCADE. B Collins, r s johnson, o. VI D Minus.
Monticello Ark Ward d Scarborough, l. Moore More
mouse; Perkins, " II Crawford, FCawfod jasper Tex;
" Barrett Ala; w REEVES La j " Chadwick, G: S W
Mellon, Geo II Bagley, D Russell, Jas W RUSSELL Wine
burg. JHgpeTex inc Carow, Monifon, j ScnbeE smith
Gaia: b Sims Dtrles, La Lowe, n q; VIC Allen, No
W Thomas, Gentervlc Rush, MOBILIZE L 7 BurnhGm
Tcrrebonne.
ST. LOUIS II James and lady Mobile; Wade la
VIM Mcmillan Miss II Ilbey Rcne, Eoast: Mis- Wade
Mis- Katli 4 ery Temple, Miss; II Wilson Tenn
CITY, T Russell, Louisiana Eastman, Indiana i
j ii Macleary Texas; Mcdaniel, Thns 4 Pope, Arkadrl
pla Jas Mcdaniel Brctey; J II Mucsleroy, Texas \ 6
Moss Ky: q usk Marys,ille; Jno NOptogs, Mobile;
Suh Cnton James Fuqua do II Soress, Central America
j Fuilchid, Cal L D Brewer, Powell Bayou sara; J.
ponnt Ohio j Quincy, Me F II Mckinney, No; Il Park
Sacramento Mrs Jane Lanelun do; Miss Pellet Gal q
spuliinr n Y; Nj Hart, Str Ie"n'l Webster.
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9ff s5S$S I ssSss IA. + s: +
9s &c Aszs* bs Das 81. fsf ne e
q hbi: s%ssP Msssr ysSs9dl2 SSIs
BE os.!s! s oid sSsF Il e f e
5 .eEs k sHaSr IS s easg s sss 1
d Pbis sas BPS
: g S . SSs
% eo!td n9 ;pSh5 ds as ~ SS o ' "A'
%55
Gns 3sss cqs fe Hn n2 Hy sRss5
;s ss 1sy sf~ss ssfp P5i$.j,
3 May vbooS eo Kalns Duncan e oie2s,a WTb I5
ters ico- Iemingwa sdla3der kco-lS Ee@ysss re
j. bsi S1 $50 br JsR 1 bossn Doo8as
&coosundres 10 order-To.al l6s3 bales cotton
psss5 GssssS s. ssS :s
Curry Pe:onle Fs!egss &e9-lo caE Een
:6 Sia1 20" Vs. ss sss
Se Co.. VIZ s51s2, i ?Isk ~
Neison aeoN KeIiy ce McEileroy Badofa-5 DO
' Thonil G-G' M Si5s Ais ei Seric Eco
| Total 1850 bales cotton.
EaSs . Ss34s sJsse Mte2 sons'
rSlEs sS s'ess
Tos :'s S al eSe cotton &e'-'S b'a"'sF' N'NS'
HURRICANE Mqyon-al1 bales sn eGt9n
nom Carroll &eo-ss j wyche &eo-5 " Ein sef-s J
nf erTy $so DO P"~a Eiaa.ois cso Ao
corrisson rrosas Nelsoa Aao2c oake IIavhins-
Tol oS G?f 6sles S sSoa l '0y S'N'''S " ~
a:5 se Ps s Ra;5 Ko
f NW a sa: / as ryse s
sd a3, ,;;s5 $a5 s55 He5, Sq Ets
so s:.27T s i5.s 1 SssM; 1ssS
( RcSsN5 Buckner Stanton ( ScwI,anl Williams Phillip
1919 bales cotton
II oS 9ss sotH a. F T
fSss Hss4ss ca
Han saSH GfS 90 bales cote cotto" fs''''s' "
5 d S,,56 2Fesa sp d d ae5
DO sess s1a6 Ssss
S m aso5 q bss sis @
orderTotal q bales cotton LIS hhds sugar l9 Dbl
r sG! y q
d5 FsJ ses c s s D snlS
Bales cotton ss ids sugar 5 noasses 20 llf de-
f; e. s.
J. lils-l0oO bxs candles Joseph Lands Geo.
!. RECEIPTS, SATURDAY.
PAnUCAH--steaer Belle sheridan-Total 3l2 bales coo
81 NASHvILE-Steamer umbold-lSS bales cotton 30 hint
e. | tobacco.
NAsIIvIIIE-Steamer St Cair-Total hhds tobacco AZ
N sundries various consignees and order
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Laurel Hil-Totai "A bales cot'
st 3.7 hhds sugar Gil bbs rnolasses Il lf do.
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Rapiles-Total 1871 bales colt
II III hhds sugar bbs olasss U nj do and undfies
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $ stacy-Total 100 bales cotton a
sundres.
H. CAIRO-steamer TrabueTo;a 80 bales cotton ht
tobacco and sundres.
CRO-Steamer Baltimore-Total IS bales cotton hhds
bacco
RAILROADS..
| NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAS AND GREAT MEsTt;t
RAILROAD-l4 hhds sugar CemInack, Sg!ire n "estIio
IS Ils uolasses Iapeyre Desmare39 do BciRnnon Can
Ico-49 hhds sugar Bogart Foley Avery5 bbs nolaSse
Sabatcr--i5 hhds sugar bb molasses 30 h do ur
Lar-g bales moss 10 order-Toal 81 hhds $50 bbs
lasscs' 80 hf do -....
|. NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT N0RTHEl
RAUROAD-llS bales cotton Anderson Il Meteai-iu IA
Ievi-5 Carroll Prtchavd &co-i0 Payne d taEson-of
Fubank Gco-S bbs J. kearney- bag tallow F T,
Seete-O 6tet Clark &co-l car Purvls-lotai
bales cotton.
FLATBoATS.
IILINOIS-Walker's Boa-l6ao SKIS corn McCheek 4 CO..
INDIANA-O Conner's Boat-l20 bbis apples 300 SKIS Cal
master
INDIANA-s Falls Boat-2S7 hbls potatoes 10 do app
do molGsses board.
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ARTICLES.
Shipping JuteEligtntt.
MONDAY, February Is, 1856.
HIElPED SATURDAY,.

'''''i ~ ' James Connoly &co
Steamship Mexico Lasless, for Galveston and Mataeotd,
'''4'''' : -' f G Rogers yco
ch;,, ccoord Rent for Amsterdam jenkins, Williams eco
Ci PHI car pna-nr for Iiyerpool, e Hyison aco
xxx William Iarrv for Genoa Crecvy u Farwen
Ship Dirgo {rit L2ell for LIVERPOOL Elliott Adams Sco
Ship Jane Gassen, Drip Simpson, for Liverpool WV
amp 1"'s' '"' ] P Whitney eco
sup s-4AiSf'"e a''% ~ '0 j p whitney Eco
p,-b D,,lir tpe+erson for Boston, j II Bass
i'"' Il ' ' >' Pug X Avandano
Brig Merced [span) Maca, for Barcelona, - fras Sco
itriiss Wacos.a Jaytns for Boston, VIM Dewey
'''' N''f' ' Goienbow l. Lesparre
schr Mary (srt Stevens, for }alize Honduras Aver
Scr Fannie Marshall, for Philadelphia, - ogett tso
Sctr Adele Fletcher, for Mobile, w NeIFI9h SNeo
Sct Spencer Laugstatf for Phllafeiphla, IL basa
Sc!r Win 51asop. Staples, for Grand Cai'ou r -o
sclr Albert Field Phillips, fos Grand Gallon, Master
sem 'e'isS 'i8"s ""''' G c Bogers kco
Cal. L,o porr,or FIR Pensacola MGstar
CO. Henderson for Boston, CJ Meeker &cn
~ u ,i %n,rco1nb for Baltimore, G Hynson Geo
Srhr Ida Carson far New York G Hynson &cc
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poorv roco;vcd since 7et Seoe1nber 9t,I

The Mobile Journal Of Commerce Price Current OF the o
says:
The general features Of markets the same now as nj
the date OF orr For all kinds OF ecandiae there
is very rood uony home and for Shipment the
trade with interior being if anything, little better or
many articles. Ii cotton, principle Staple, prices
under improvement the receipt OF Inc CailaoH
news very demand existed at better prices though
fell and quotations now very nearly
the opening Of the week The receipts have been
in heavy the arrivals from all the rivers largely
exceeding of any previous week This season Under m
very favorable OF affairs the money marx ms Dee easy
and offered for discon-a striking and PtS
ing contrast tie condition Of things presented at tins tine
last grocery market the principal changes are IN
bacon butter Hour grain and pork which have ec!ed and
hay. salt and which have undergone an ADVANCE inc
light In the erly of the week we had continuance O..
the beautiful spring weather with which have been SO long
favored but Wednesday the clouds began. to gather ana
light showers fell at intervals all day THURSDAY leseFS,
though no threatening appearance Our
hotels well filled with and the streets wore hh
nusnuly lively appearalce The health the city good
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Dattitular y(otitts.


UHrOa BAsK I.OuIF1ASA,1
New Orleans, February q, 1861
M CaUtf1n~-C0unteTfeit notes OF this Bank
e the Organization Of Fttes isge Of 1872 signed BY N
The most striking feature in them in the right hand ygnctc
The genuine note represents the Of farmer OF 49, while In
the counterfeit is that Of man, OF age. The
signature of the Auditor s. f. MNrks upon close examination
viii be found to be engraved the oer signatures very well
executed.
ic21 st GEO. A. FRERET Cashier
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ARRIVED

Steamship ci1q Xo; YoTsaa avs d fret l"'""'' caves
seamship Dane weter Patterson San Juan de Ncara
Ship o Miles IS days from the Clyde 10 "ssFlS'
Ship Many a:s wOod0erry q days from Boston, to mas
Slip rsrthenon dryer &c days from Boston, to w yns0n
Ship Ably blanchard Penaeton from Newport: Wales slst
Shin ien span) Roca days from Havana PUG Mir
Bark Fam watts q days frcrn Boston, creevy Frwe-
Bark Mary Ann (ri Ia,rick from londonderry 9th Deccm
sch Tfna scomb4 days from Grand GALLON to Golden
ehr Psmesra $sne f5en SRTasasaMRB;1sin
san Nonnft 1s from Ta4 RivsR2a:
rsg5s s from Ee R1s;s5
seh oaisiana, from TIC Coastal district; p,s;,
ssF f"r Rs:f:sa e Afs
sen Warren, Joyner, from Pearl Eive p-.!,
. zs ;s% $55 fyssSss5
scht J 5'ts5 +" Bay St I.ous-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Psn .S ST. Io Ws f5on F, He Xd5sG
9 b .1r, Cotton, from Baron ,2 Sara
New Iatona Gross, fre on W l,,erc".o--
S Se5oFF se Mffs FROM fig iasssigS5
Orion, Denslow from St Nartinsyills.
iiee Sheridan, GoOdal, from Paducah
| Baltimore. List from Cairo
Laurel Hill Hopper from Bayou S;Ta-
Cuba HerI, from Mobile.
Fulton, tiyyartncv from fazoo River.
Eleplanl, Coyingtou, from Cairo.
| FL Trabue White from Paducad
Rapides Dnwty, from Grand Ecore.
r i. Cobb Northern, from Camdeu
Toyboa Thomas McDaiels Pennega from the Passeto"G
down and ships Old England and seHator-oFous
nm shin Amelia and banks Fanny and Mary Ann.
vo,vboa, I II Be Renhart from the Passes-owed do"
and to sea on the 10Th inst, barks Gode and lrn
and and brig -broHgl: up ships parhenon and ABB
Blanchard
Towboat St Charles Chambers from the PAsses-towed GOV
and TO the 18th inst, ships q west Mary he.N "a
| and srlr Minna SchiIfcr-broaght up ships Arlan al
Mary E Balch, and schr Crlana
.By Telegraph
Nrv yonE Feb 16-Arriyed bark Rover, from y orea1
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SUGAR AND MoIAssEs Sugar was in moderate request
with sales Of about hhs I5sc for Fair TO Fully Far;
or Molnses 900 1000 bbls sold at 3541ac Tor
Good to Prime lots.
FLOUR market dull and the sales were conhned
to few lots including bbls Ordinary Snpertne at 81 eo
ST. onis ay Static 81 IS q bbl and 1oosacks Fine at S. 2a
I. sack.
GRAIN. Corn in good request ut lower rates WIN
sales of about 1900 sacks of which 1000 Prime White in four
or five lots 50 5253c 100 Yellow at 56c, 2o Il, o
100 Mixed part rejected 40iJc; and 1000 Yellow Mixed III
cotton sacks at 4sc q busel Rye lot Of 23 sacks was
sold at 81 r. Of Oats 1000 sacks ST. Louis were DIS
posed Of at 45c, and 600 4G@iSc z bushcl
PROVISIONS noticed only retail transactions in Pork
at SIG 29Sl6 Dbl for Mess. Dry Sailed Meats were IN
good request and about Sold including 1900 ID
Shoulders Mt 6ic pieces and % 1000 ID at 6c for Shoulders
&c for Sides and for HAMS and q casks in line ORDER at
for HAMS SIC q for Shoulders Bacon Sides were
retailing at exc u ID. Lard dull, buyers generally
Offering only 9c Prime bbs and terces and noticed
| only a sale of about 40 bbls Mt l0c q ID.
TAGGING of 40 pieces Missouri sold at 1876.
COFFEE Sales barely $50 bags Rio, at.ll@1lS4c 4 ID.
WIIIsKYA lot of Raw sold at &c. 100 bbls at SOC
and loo at 3olt Holders asking 356c gallon for Rected
FREJGIITS Two ships taken for Liverpool at ad 70
cotton and the consignment Of ship the berth for Hav
was given away at PC.
EXCHANGES. :. Demand fair at our quotations:
Sterling - III "a doI
.o Z2t2 4':5it5 n uoiE
New York Sixty day Bills lts9b2i4 e e. ~
Sight Checks on New York -72e14 u
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CATTLE MAR K E T

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. o.
Arrived today and yesterday 20 head of Cattle 6o Sheep and
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nO~A Cara.--Thc light draught and favor
ite passenger packet steamer FRANK KEELING in com.
mRd OF Capt A. GrNnt J will leave for Bnu River Ccv
Island lsrTisGnhlrR Trinity and all landings Black Rivc
on WEDNESDAI ne ZIth inst, at o'clock, NJ Shippers
GEO. ". MUSE, agent
~ q Tchoupoulas st.
nrnyi1e rect. fn1i
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GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier.
UNION BAsK OF LOUISIANA,


UNION BAsK LOUISIANA
New Orleans, lith February leJG
n7yr At Il Meeting of the Board, held on the
18th inst, it was unanimously
Resne That in view adding pcrmacncy to the value of
this stock and Of granting increased facilities to the growing
commerce Of New Orleans is deemed expeent and The mo
mcn favorable for IN increase in the Capital Stock of this Bank
tny not to exceed $500 @ and 10 That end the requisite notice
in conformity with the Eighth article of the Charter authorizing
the inc be givento the Stockholders In obedience thereto
Notice is hereby given that the books be opened to the
Stockholders this day. who privileged for sixty day for
subscription to said increase. Provisional Surcrntion List
is also opened tic public for said portion said increase rs
may not be taken be waived by the present Stockholders
Stock taken and paid up will be entitled pro rata dividend
to be declared III July next to be computed from the date of
payment.
fell II GEO. A, F1tERET, Cashier
Stec!a! Course Of Lectures Astronomy will
TUESDAY Feb e. aTa O'Clock P. NJ, and continue each
succeeding Ticsday and Thursday.
or admission TO this Course, the terms follows:
Ticket admitting one gentleman and two ladies. So 60
49,. one person. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Admission to each Lecture ............. 20
G~NoTETiCkcts for these and for all the Lectures OF the
may be had heretofore announced at the Library
NO 10 City l ut the Book and Music Stores the door
oflhe lyceum Hall. fe25 IT
B'Nicaragua.--Dr. Alex. Mclean, of the
Steamship Pr0theuH, will deliver lecture the general
character condition. attractions and prospects Of Nicaragua
At LYCECM HALL. On MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Febru
airy 25t.
Doors open at O'Clock. The Lecture will half
last7-
Price of admission % cents Tickets procured
c. Morgan's, =. N. Nonu"n andJ. B. S:ees bookstores.
frD2
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1T The brig Daniel MOIomy, Cay,t. Widen
from BOSTON, now dsca rging her cargo Post a. First
trict CoSSnee5 will please attend to the receipt their
goods.
fe22 GEO. W. HYNs0N & co, 50 Camp street
bJ7" NotEce-ihe bark Morning Star. Captain
Close from New York is dclareig cargo at Post %
First District Consrees will please receipt
their goods On the lcvce otherwise they will be stored at their
expense and risk
felS GEO. W. HYNSON < co, So CamD street
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GROCERIES, etc, AT WHOLESALE
VI ALE-IOe bbls, Taylor& Sons Albany
90 do Yanar It Co, Pcuchkeepsie
20 casks Reads, New York
CIDER-l5D bbls and 100 boxes Byrne's>'
TEAS-lOO cases Canister Imperial.
$50 half chests Black
WHITE EANS-75 bbls, Boston.
DRIED APPLES-50 do do.
GOSHEN BUTTER-l75 frkins JUS received
LARD OIIr-1e0 bbls, various brands
numbers.
CHEESE-l01 boxes 2. Dairy.
Do IS Pine Apple.
Do 100 boxes Western Reserve
PICKIES-Barrels, halves and quarters
SUGAR HHDs-aD in good order
BUTTER kEGS-iu0 do do
ROCK CANDY-25 boxes l.ang's.
STAR CANDLES-l5O do Riggs CO.. , .
BLUE LICK WATER-50 half bbs and 50 cases, eaeh .
dozen.
ia2e In A. D. GRIEFF & CO. 3s and 10 Old 1,evee st.
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9}ebietu IT tbt 9t(arkets.
MONDAY MORNING, FEB. 2

MONDAY MORNING, FEB. Is.
COTTON There was good demand for Cotton on Sntur
lay and although from Europe hourly looked
for the sales reached fully 1900 bales The market was gen
orally more steady closed rather firm quotations
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .5s062l MidiEg Fair l0 4MlOa
Ordinary. l4aSi, Fair. .... llg-
MiddlinE. ..........S s@9i, Good Fair ;,.>.....-g-
Coed Middlng ......934@l0 Good and Fine .....-G-
TOBACCO noticed sale Of As hhds crops OF 1854 and
1855 of which at 7sc 81 7sc, &c, and at 10 and
l0l2c u ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cottoa-balcs Tobacco-hldS.
Stock on hand Sent l. ls55...........4O537 ll7l5
Reccvedrsince .;......... .l,T1Sl3 $50
yesterday. 9,Sil ooo M
-11SI,654 - Ash
122S19l 1858
rxnorod N date ~ OCT O7O l4lol
i'Hfs Sotnrday ','''.. lSliS Sc
9S52lS - 4,54i
2Ae9;3 2u5
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New Orleans Union Marine Association.
'7 H. ---~@-1-----------'
Rutes NJ Freipit far he neck en1inH Narch1.

Portland. Cincinnati. St. Louis.
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ARAIORE HALE4-NoWz OPEN,
IA HANINGTONfS
Celebrated m ense
DIO a N G. P Il " 0 r a u Il
of the sS.E,,
RUSSIAN WAR,
From the Commencement to the Bombarment Of
sEBAsToPOL,
AND FAIL OF TIE MALAEoEF.
Amid the of the rolling of nuskety
and booming cannon together with the iurd glare Of the
burning city producing never to De for
r7FsDoors open at IL, commencing at o'clock.
EE=Adnissiun 50 cents Children. = CENTS
"" DAY EXHIBITION
On WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at IL O'Clock, fog tia
accommodation of Ladies and Children.
S9 a b teeu Ge Srom d to fes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25

FT1EHE GREATEST ATTRACTION AZ 70 81
Il CHARLES STREET, -, :, -, =,
from Australia exhibiting him at So St. Charles
street, from i. ~ until ?. u. daily.
This the largest captured weighing upwards Or
1000 pounds, and taken when quite young, by MI.
Lowell reared by himself alone, until ne NOW
exhibits an intelligence almost human.
He also exhibits pantoime his mode OF az
TACK when an enemy approaches in which the nost ter
rife attitudes taken and effects which fearful sSe
produced the admirinE yet terrified audience.
Next when seeking shelter from the saitr
sun of his ungIes described series Of groteue
| and laughable pictures-
| beings might initiate with advantage
The Grand cIinlacteric exhibited when Mr. Lowell enter,
ing the BEARS DEN, is left in the power of this Wild
Denen Of tie Jungle and controls with the magic power CT
mind motion OF this terrific monster, fea never netore
| performed by any other human being.
81 . Or Ir " cents s o-A'' sa2AH
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E99> Perseverance Fire Company, No. b
The officers and members Of Pcrseyclee Fire Company No -
lerey notified attend the Regular Monthly Meeting 10 be
held III Ike Hall Company, TUESDAY, February Il,
O'Clock p. NJ.
1t requested that member will be present. as business
of importance will be brought before the Company by order
fe2i JOHN COOPER, Secretary.
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GUNDRIES-
- 100 bags new Fl14BERIS;
1900 boxes LEMOSS;
$500 boxes ORANGES:
500 boxes Layer RA1SlNS;
$50 boxes Mr.
400 half boxes MR.
30 boxes MACCARONI;
IS boxes PRUNES:
20 cases S. ARDINES, in i. x and Al boxes;
100 bags Tarragona ALMONDS;
Fer sale by A. r. CothhA % = II 49, s.-o+
fam
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a ORLEANS SUPERINTENDENT FANCY
Dress and Masked Ball, the 18th of February Cad
Ient for of the Fund of the Association for
gS$yf stle Relief Of Dramatic Artists.
This Ball will given under the patronage of the
M Ladies' Artists ST the Orleans Theater
CONDITIONS THE RALL-
For Genenans Ticket, with privilege OF two
For single Ticket for Lady
For four seats, BcXes ~
Other Boxes in proportion. :.
Tickets obtained from the Ladies patrones whose
names published below at the office OF the Iheater
LADIES PATRoSEss.
Mime LAGEr PLAsTERRE, No. IT'S Bourbon street
Mime CAMRIER, ST. Peter and Toulouse streets.
Mine CoLsoN corner ST. Philip and Royal streets.
Mime DuLAuRENs, No l63 Burgundy street.
Mime VEzIAS. = -.
Nine DE BLEYE, No. l96 Royal street.
n=A committee will be appointed to examine all persons IN
mask.
s-oors will open O'Clock, precisely the Ball VII COM
- mu,e thereafter. Iel4 lUt
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-04
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4, 1856.

iicans more disclose the sectional and abo-
lltiOn purposes they have in view. Soon. !
trust, the excitement which gave them tenn
porary strength viii have subsidized, and
their dimensions shrunk into the conpara-
lively inconSiderable Abolition forces which
has usually been found to exist In Northern
States
But it is regarded by the Republicans as
their best policy to keep up the slavery
agitation; and believe that the Democrat,
think it the best Democratic policy, too
So that between them. We are likely to have
great efforts made TO keep up the agitation.
similar te that of 1913 and 10, which came
very rear dissoiving the Union.
The Americans stand between this cross
fring-they have to grapple with both lie
publ!cans and Democra;s-but thev feel
that they are strong in their national con-
s;rvatlve sentimentS-sirong in their candi>
dates-strOng in their duty to the consti,u-
tiou and the Union. and that thew will win
popular strength from all who would not see
the Government destroyed in sectional strife.