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sEcosp DisTB1crs CouRr sUgcEssIoN John
OF NEW ORLEANS. H. PERRY. DEC'D-No q7T2
PYVIRTUE of and i'm obedience to an or.
~ der Of sale rendered March IL and directed by
the honorable the Second District Court New 0rleans the
above entitled matter Will proceed 70 sell public auction,
on TU ESDAY, March u 1856, lG55 O'Clock A. NJ my
Warehouse No . Jefferson sttee in The Second District Of
/! this city, for account f'said successian-'5
THE MOVABLE EFFECTS belonging said succession,
consisting Of wooden chest and and
| deceased S@' s'z'H' .''
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n SECOND DIST Riot COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
WHEREAS. AH1andia Rffld, widow OF Mich
w Dsind has petpred the Court Of adj
rnu;ssratiou Of the late Nicholas b. ind
ceased intesta.e-
Netice IL hereby given all whom may concern,
within Days why e prayer Of be said petone shod
be granted / IT.
BY order Of the Court. "'% .,
A DREUx, ,zz,.-
,tvF 1e-l
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pY VIRTUE of yvris. of RerEfaoIas against
ID VIM H Garland to directed ~ the honorable the
proceed sell at public auction in the Rotuna
te,y Exchange Louis street, between Chartres and
Royal Streets SATURDAY, March p 1855 u O'clock
NJ @t &&E,y@55s8 s3ESB#S fy8Ss
Of the said defendant the Printing Establish
known the New Orleans Daily Crescent, types
presses Office furniture libraries books and all other properties
interests resdary rights and good will in and TO said
printing establishment Of every nature whatever.
Seized in the above suit
JOSEPH HuFTY -.
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March 20. a=$-.54@ .S3557s3 st3 II l25
~ Two LARGEC0MPANrES COMBINED
Offering The public greater variety Of talent any
other Circus travelling ogstn of tie best Egueaans
the world together with large and COMPLETE troupe Of Aero
batc and Gyunastc performers introducing into the
entirely and brilliant series of Gynnasc Feas be-
fore witnessed IN this Not TIE Least
this establishment, Introduction the
Arena the time in this Of company Of genu
inc WILD INDIANS, from Western plains- IA
Band of Musicians led
BY The immortal Gal. thus combining te with
the Circus @3Es sS$Sg iEFss sst
circle, Is cents second cr
cents. 85s55ssS3@s
ma ii AE1EYD0N, Agent
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Id bUA
II Mandatory Oyster Shell Lime Sfted for Sugar Makers
and Builders. ANTQGNINI Manufacturer of BILhIARD
TABLES and UILDER Eagle Mills u ard "a Cont street.
Levee BOXES packages Of size made to order
Superior fresh LINE in good barrels, for
making and building. always on hand. DRESSED PINE
builders Stores houses etc. put repairs Of any Kind made
30 The public are invited to call and see ! o6 "
G u A. HENDERsON q co.., MAGAZINE ST.,
corner Of Matches osr for sale s the lowest market prices
of purchasers. Their stock been carefully selected and
comprises all the articles needed for family for merchants
In the ia1a en-
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EEEANCIPAT1ON-LE soUssIGNE NoT1FIE, LIE
~ public quill lntention de faire application Ia Premiere
ou de District de 10 Eouvee Orleans pour RECONSIDERATION
esclaves. d hui appartenan, SAVIOR:
CLARA-agee de7ans. 81
~.BENNETT-de4 ans; ct --e..,a ...... r. g.,
FEtat. =, - ". ". WOOD, "A
fe25 81 in Sod &
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Board is organized in conformity wifi section No ofte
odinanee entitled An Ordinance concerning the Fire Depart
men Of New Orleans' approved 9Th Of December 1855
and ready upon all that may brought before
it. BY order Of the Board.
mil It. GHAS. CLAIBORNE Secre.arr .
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FOE.
JOSEPH HUFTY,
Sheriff Of lie Parish of CrleaIs.

DEUxIEME CouE De DIsrRIerl SUCCESSION DE JOHN
NouyEaLE-0RLEANs.5 H: PERRY No. 95I2
I'm VERTU dun ol-tire de ventearenGRu lie
- Il de mars 1886 ct moi addrsse honoEable Denxiee
ie procederai NARDI mars i0tz heures NJ
iagasi de depot sie Jefferson, s2 dams lie
District ville e compile de la de
cession, 4 ledjudcation de- jE=
etfets mobiers Ia ite SAVIOR
core ct lot doutils chapent:er e. lie hinge de
l'usase defunt. W. Sg58H
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Peace for the Parish of Or
auction, on .MoNUAY, t
O'Clock VI. at the New Ra
THE BARGE MARY A
Seized in the above EMIT
TERMS-Cash on the Sp
mis- Of
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p. MCQUEEN VS.. CAPTAIN and
OWNERS OF BARGE MARY ANN.
No. Il, 457. +. ". STUDLEY VS..
FABRE vs!srHE SANE. No. II, ASS.
. writ of fierl facins to me
D. f. Mitchell, First Justice Of the
rleans, | will proceed TO sell at public
the 9th day of March, 1856, at l.
tsin, opposite Liberty street
ANN.
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To Druggists and the People.

You hereby cautioned sgus, spurious limitations Of Dr. De
Grsh' 1Eiectc OIL" shall party who
my copyrighted bills This genuns) Electric OH has cured the
mayor q Camden Of piles and rheumasm also, Hon. JohB VII
amson, Huntington, Kinrsuh, whom took OF his
cucbes in day. and than 200 others IN Philadelphia
published the Philadelphia Ledger.
Phiadephia would
scamp guU ofhe ascRity Of counnF In Harrisburg Pa
wyethe ESQ., there, caused
imprisonment of Valentine attempted iai,a
ton Of this valuable remedy,
PHtApELPH., May s, 1856,
10 ne People Druggists throughout hs United st1ies
Lie, BY ne cfatF Electric on Jos rree, wes
Philadelphia rhsumari Rodsnbok Montgomery county
prnin Ogden No. $50 Fourh inhsrn-
nation of Maynard Providence shingles and caked
breast; Spence felon nsurnea
Henry Campbell Maron Of Aarns and scarlet ve and
eighteen Others.
la-very druggist knows that only Rsnane Electric
proprietor his old ose 10 which
hil orders must be addressed procure the genuine.
Prof UHAs. DE oRATH,
old ofcs, 70 sth street, Chestnut
For sale by CHARLES STOTT,
July l0-u Washington, d, q,
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lN the peuos OF Jeplha A. Wknson Of suffolk county, New
York praying the extension OF patent granted 10 hm on me
4h January 1885, psinns presses ~
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
the 23d day OF September 1850
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard AT the Patent once
Monday the 18th Of September next al ~ oeok and
persons appear hey haye
why sand petition ought not 10 be granted
opposing required nle Ia The Patent
oce their objections, specially forth writing al least twenty
efoe the testimony ned by either party
said hearing be taken and Transmitted IN
with the OF the Office, which viii be furnished
application.
The ssmony in the viii be closed The s OF September
deposons, papers relied
office morning thai the
ments, il any, within days thereafter.
Oded ALSO that this nouce be published In the unoa, In
egenee and Evening Star, Washington, D. Ci Republican
Evening Philadelphia, Pa Day Book New
Post Boston, Mass, week
weeks pre- 18th September dny OF hearing
CHARLES MASON, #..4...
Commissioner of Patents.
r. sEdiors papers win please copy, aud send
the Patent Onice, containing this notice
July 9-law3w
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United States Patent Onice.
Washington. July 81, lss

0N The petition of r, b. Robinson, OF Boston,
"
oh September ls2 for Improvement In steering
the expiration
which takes place the 30th Of September 1856
the said petition be heard the Patent oce
on Wednesday September ~ O'Clock,
persons notified 10 and show
why said petition ought moi 10 be granted.
extension required 10 file the Patent
Once their obecuons specially set forth in writing at least
hearings all testimony filed by
be taken and transmitted
cation.
testimony with closed the 9Th day
relied
filed Office before the morning Of that
the arguments, Il any within days thereafter
Ordered that This notice be published in the Intelligence
Evening Washington, d. C. Republican, Bal
more, Md Philadelphia, Pa Day Book New
Evening Boston, Mass week for three
previous the 24 day Of September
the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
Ps-Ediors papers will copy, and send their
bills the Patent Office with containing this notice.
July 22-law3w
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translator 10 the Department of State, respectfully tenders his
the public Of claims
spanish, French, Portuguese Italian Gentlemen
Of claims
wis, and requiring shf and reliable anssons Of legal dou
such land titles &c. win End,
of the undersigned
rendition phrases which long praetce
alone Publishers
accurate usnssons o. oreirn books literary legal win
their undersigned
orders being promptly and satisfactorily executed.
For further particulars apply 70
Il. FITZGERALD TAsTSTRO
$40 Eseet between ION and lin, Washington city, q.
June 24-diy
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United States Mail.
ALABAMA.

PosT OfHcK DEPARTMENT
Washington, August l6, 1885,
PROPOSALS for mails OF United States from 18th
November 1885, day Of June 1885, the fol-
lowing OF Asbams and In the time and manner
specified. Once the Post
Office Department. the OF Washington until s. OF The
l3h October, 1856, be decided the next day:
Rome Spring. Pleasant Gap, Aa Spring
Garden Ladiga Cross Plans, Jacksonville Lead Mines,
Ten Islands, Greensport, AshvIle, Mount Niles, Csir
Springs, spingyie, Truss, Shady Grove and Rockville,
Eytsn l5ax miles and back daily 10 Jacksonville in
coaches, three a week the residue,
with ceeny, certainty and security
Leave Rome daily n2pm;
Arrive Jacksonville days by 2 an;
Leave Jacksonville daily at sk PM
a days by eh
Leave Jacksonville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday At
Arrive at Elyton same days by 7pmi
Leave Elyon Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday al X
Arrive Jacksonville same days by
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sale OF United states Land near Richmond
Virginia, known as BeIiona Arsenal


Washington September " 1850
NO satisfactory offer having received for the above mentioned
IN properly, under the advertisement this ONCE OF e 2Sd
June last proposal. writing again invited io The purchase OF
The and viii be received al this Office until IL O'Clock
ON The 9th day Of October
Should satisfactory bid be made, bidder will be informed Of
IT, aud will be required the purchase eaAh
the receipt which deed viii be Secretary war
conveying all the title Of the United and
The be sold consists Of and half
olaLd located the IA miles above Richmond
Of The land covered with OF valuable TIMBER another
has under cultivation garden another
covered with the arsenal buildings which brick
house, 100 by % roof and basement
brick barack 100 by 30 feet slate roof stories and baseen
brick buildings for oeers each 40 by 20 feet slate
houses COY 20 feet roofs stories and cellars
brick shops, each al BY 20 feet slate roofs, stories
and smiths shop BRICK IAN by 10 feet slate roof
brick wall bek, connecting
buildings and enclosing the arsenal There also the
81 by 10 with
rounded enclosing wall 3 by So 20 feet high
and brick stable 5h by 2OE feet, stories high
All OF the buildings said good condition.
with the exception OF the armoer shop and stable which require
Iepar They erected substantial and would
yield large quantity Of brick, slate, lead and other
rials could be boated down RichInond a small
Persons disposed bid will please apply Mr. Macarthur
premises, who will give all necessary information.
Proposals be scaled, endorsed Proposals for Beiona
senal" ii. X. CRAIG,
Colonel of Ordnance.
The National nteeene and 5tur Washington, d. Co. and
Enquirer and Examiner Richmond, Va Will publish the above
twice week I'LL o October,
Sept 9-2awt9thOct
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Proposals for Building Six Schooners for the
United States Revenue Service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Seprember 6. 1856,

TREASURY DgPARTMRST,
September 6, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for Reya
~
viii be until IL O'Clock the 9th
next furnishing materials equip
delivering adoa schooners, OF about
burden eac for United states the
northern lakes
The models plans be furnished by the and the
vessels completed within three months from the signing Of the
proposal will considered received from persons
gaged building. offer
responsible that the
will be entered bidder of offer
the department.
half of OF will be paid presentation
of satisfactory evidence that plnnked ceed,
the decks laid and balance delivery Of The
pleed.
materials be Of the quality, and
be executed faithful and the satisfaction of the
periniendent
The vessels when received the hands be
fully rgged furnished and equipped aud finished ceat with
camboose, cabin, and ward room furniture and boats.
desrous bidding viii be furnished with the required
specifications application 10 this department
bidders should desire propose the whole number
vessels they liberty offer for suit their
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sept 6-2awih6hNoy
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Proposals for Deepening the outlets Of the Mis-
sissippi river into the Gulf Of Mexico.


ENsIKEER DEPARTMEAT,
washington August 4, 1855.
DRoPosALs win be received this once day
October ior opening aud keeping ship channels
southwest Pass and fas poue, leading from Mssiss
p nyeI GIo lhs Gun Of Meneo oI which purpose .nere was
arsd an hiry thousand dollars.
each Of the channels specified
defined width q h,se hundred feet 70 depth q no, less than
viii be determined BY abeneh mark The Shore be established
BY ofetr oncers appointed hy Secretary
ey longest period Of Time
& T s 70 ss r. ssen pen a 70 aen w an
bid for opening accepted paid and sepaTaie
Channel 70 deph than twenty lee tloag6-
out a weldefned width Of three hundred feet
and the least time necessary for opening The channels, be
gi accept Offer which, opinion
a Of War poposea The best method OF accomplishing the ohec
Of the passes he eneu ion OF the proposals OF the bidder
The quantity of necessary be
a a. ns ~ s 70 S ss % s % ss
either OF The specified depths cannot of
expected therefore,
OF It's and OF the best means OF accomplishing
been entered into, place
the channels be opened will be designated
War and The may upon Tor opening each
win Be paid ae each has been compesed and found
fornabe IN all respects The spuaons of the
Ing either channel until amer such channel shall
S sapsc aeS Fl Sanr which The
nes be eighty of onehd whole
two-hirds additional payment
contracted for will be
whole during which kept
open twenty per retained payment
naming whole keeping
channels will be paid but will be
@ s ns al he ss Of
and found 10 be in all respects conormabe
Proposals accompanied evidence ability
the work and within the proposed,
addressed the Engineer Department. Washington
dorsed Proposals for opening channels
sppi rver.n
When within which proposals be
they will be- opened considered, a
entered with the bidder bidders whose plan
and evidences Of ability satisfactory
the Secretary of War
To be thirty National
the Evening Washington Commercial Bulletin
True Delta, New Orleans Mobile Register, Mobiles
and the PeRnylvaniaD Philadelphia Book
the Journal OF Commerce, New York the Times the Post
Boston Republican, and the Pilot, ST. Louis Enquirer
Cincinnati and the Democrat Louisville.
Accounts for Advertising with copies of containing
yensement, be Engineer Department payment.
Aug 5-d30t
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NOTE.

Proposals be by responsible persons eer
fed such by judge OF Of record and
by the successful bidder
before he November
pay made or performed, and for each OF such
satisfactorily explained three the
deducted For arrivals behind time break
depending mails sufficiently eIcuscd
fourth for uip subject forfeiture.
imposed delinquency promptly
take the
pos, ooe for suffering be injured, destroyed, robbed,
refusing after demand convey mail
quenuy concerned In
The Postmaster General annu the
repeated agreeaby
obeyne post oce laws instructions Of The department
schedule He
service by allowing therefor pro rua Increase
pay He eurs discontinue the service
part, pro pay, allowing
months compensation service dispensed
should be addressed Second Assistant Post
superscrbed "Foposaf for No 7o5s fdbGna
further particulars pamphlet advertisement for conveying
mails in Virginia, Georgia. &C, Of lass and ls56.
JAMES Campbell,
Aug l6-lawtwt Postmaster General.
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TO OUR EUBsCRIBERs.

The 0f person viii be entered books, anlona
ne psyAsnt Of The subscription b. aaybROs.
Distant subscribers may money BY lesr, the pOsaSS
Of which will be paid BY By ourselves In ls
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is pabshsd i weekly duEag Iae
sions Of oong'ess, aud semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period year BE- received oa
terms propOrtioned 10 the above annual
ny-PosTMAsTERs authorized sgents and
BY sending DAILY subscrbe with $50 enclosed;
RVS WEEKLY sabsenbsT., with s25 enclosed, will
tiued q copy gratis.
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special Notice to Travellers from Washington

TRAVELLERS from Washington for ad
riscd that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
provision ticket them and check their directly
through from Washington all the leading
The Northwest, and the Southwest.
Members and others,
peculiarly hir advantage avail
extended ces Of this line, which the only
afford them through tickets and baggage checks in Washington
The trains start daily from Washington station 6,
and direct Washington
House' for Benwood and Wheeling connecting Benwood
with Central Ohio railroad trains for Zanesve Newark
umbus, Nena Dayton, Cincinnau Louisville Indianapolis
cago To haule Vncennes Alton s. Louis Springfield ouin
cy, Burlington Gaenn, Rock Island Dubuque, Cairo, Memphis
hatcher, yieksburg, and New Orleans.
Passengers desiring view the entire road by daylight may
leave Washington 9, and, reaching Cumberland
ie there until Sis when they
by accommodation train leaving there that time for Whoeng
where IL arrives at 4, p.
by the a. train from Washington they reach Ben
wood 94 day, hours from Washing
BY this eonncIion they reach Cincinnati night
hours running time between Washington and Cincinnati.
Careful comfort of
dinal objects this and travellers rely them
securing its advantages.
For further particulars tickets, kc inquire of ofToMAs PAR
SONS, Agent, Washington Station, WILLIAM 3. woODSIDE,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore,
Aug-dEO
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Reform Medical College, Macon, Georgia.

THE eighteenth OF this institution will
the Monday in November next, and close
March following Haviag received endownents
from the State of Georgia. IL is in possession OF splendid college
edce specimens, and facilities,
hospital clinical direction of faculty
Cadaver procure from New York and other cities.
L. Banon, M. d. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
Maena Medica.
T. M d. Professor OF Principles an Practice Medi
cine and Therapeutics.
Thomson, D., Professor Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children.
Loomis, M NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry, Botany, Phar
macy, ,.and Microscopy.
Coming A. NJ. Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery
o. A. Lochrane M d. Professor OF Medical Jurisprudence
Comparative Anatomy and Comparative Physiology.
Entire fees for tickets TO lectures SlO0
MaiculaIon (onse only
Payable
Graduation payable before examination, S25.
For particulars address mebe Oft Faculty. Macon Ga
Aug l5-eod4t'
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Notice

To s koers Of bond eeTfeaes Of
Tszd e late Tspue thereo under Of 2st
Fsbruary, 1855 -
ThH.suRr DrrlRTzrST, April H. 1855.
WHEREAS the s section Of the Of 2sth February 1855 en
ed can provide for the payment OF such creditors Of
of Texas Of
o. requires the Secretary Of the Treasury
public the ninety
Of when payments viii be made under said
AHd the ah February by this
duly published irh said Congress-
the legislature OF the Of Teras as.enuE thereto,
requiring debt therein provided
for be filed al this department. with s.sgnmen releases and
adhv therein pointed thirty days prior the lsl of June
said further provides pay
shall he made bond, certificate evidence debt
which shall thirty days before the time limited by said notices.
be presented at the Treasury Department;
Notice hereby given holders Of bonds
evidences said debt that shall
department within the hereof
be excluded from all benefits o said act arreenby the 9Th
ton Of the same.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap l5-iaw2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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No. 557.
Notice Of Withdra wal OF Lands in Iowa.

oan approved 18th May 1856 making Of
lands OF Iowa. aid
of nroads
from his Office Withdrawing Market
ORDERS ali the lands in that situated fol-
named DISTRICTS which still purchasers for effect
ing sales aud locations, viz:
Uhics a Dacorrah, ali the lands In the district.
Office Dodge, all the lands north Of the line between townships
% aud %.
Once Sioux city the lands Of line between
ships 81 and "a
Given my hand ofbce city oc
Washington, this 2isi day Of MAY, 1853, .
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
May 22-lsw6w lint. and STAR Commissioner,
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THE
Monday, September s The OF includes the
English banehes the ancient and modern lsnguag,s mathematics,
an
Ths institution affords advantages which highly
OF guardians The teacher
composed Of gentlemen devoted their profession the
apparatusphosophca chemical, and
of the buildings giving such
students need the opportunity at All times Of aernobsng
ucaiy principles admit
Acre a sound, thorough, and practical education.
Terms Board and tuition, $50 per payable quarterly
In advance.
Circulars may be obtained By applying 10
r. L. BRoCKETT,
Aug l2-eod2mo Principal.