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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-16

LYroHByRe, Nov. 10, 1854.
Mr. John Tobias having furnished me viii
Glasses, by which have been greatly aided (ny
vision having suffered greatly from reading at
siSht IN my earlier life) Il affords me the highest
pleasure to say that consider him skillful prec.
Teal optician, and well prepared to aid those whs
ssay need his professional services
WIN. B. RO6ZlE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-04

Beck & Ricks-s0 Ward flanders Taa,Zz7 n Il tdaros
sa i afss s Fsdl
Se,s Ms 81 5Sis s, @ -
OUACHITA RIvER-stearaer Red Eiyes--sg bales cotton
Robson Aien-N Byrns Vance @eo2 sess isgn
aGyf Es ss
Waters &co2 Bradley, Wilson 4eo2 Oakley Iiawkinsi
cotton. && Q 9E 5 5. M
y, :, bales cotton
ec Bryan & a,t rii,i sS5s
ZOO Bridges DO Is casks id bis onr ~ sscis
sa 5
I66 bds do Folger &ceI6o pcs do slaTk auer &soI
ii bales bales Cotton Isl hads tobaeeo - = v
CIECINEATIsr 50 bbs whisky Lapiee frereg-5o
psnton &eol5 rolls leather y Sannoo Ibis alcohol
seg sf a as
Tss
s ssasds seoS Iy bh rGp as z S
~ sss
p6lson son2o es hams bxs tongues 81 kgs buerJ
h RI. D nss @fs
do o hde q s Isl &eo ss Tsfy ~ r. Dc
IL % s, 6a sps e cuttings bh eggs x butter
M i ft
s1 ss ss ~
wheat Long Sumrners23 bs eggs ks lard lS bds hay
Jno Hurley &col3 hhds bbs -four Moore Vacien
lbs do do 100 do pork Martini Owen &co5 do -four q SKIS
2D do A do wheat Jas Connolly Gco9 hds tobacco
Fellowes &cols SKIS wheat oglesby Macaulay bgs GOT
ton Jas Turner9 do do Henderson Terry eggs
Il Short Gco0 SKIS potatoes " Benton &co5D do corn G
Gvens6l bgs cotton Hewitt Norton &co-5 bbs eggs hf
do cheese ky butter Dbl id apples Scneidcr SKIS poa-
toes 66 bbs do kcoI95 do pork 70 do beef
wheat Elder &co26 bgs Robson Aiien--lo2 head
cattle order-total cotton 143 bales tobacco l52 hhds
RAILRoADs- 5$SS5 z*7 i
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RA1LROAD-l bales cotton Anderson Metcalf-0 Carroll
Pritchard &coS do Buckner Stanton & Newman3 Harris
Lcyi3S8 feet lumber Murray4b0 A Ianear4100 G Pur
vs-l500 + Pfke-1137 G Sanford-29 hides L Mann
Total 38 bales cotton. E58 S555##i
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RA1LRGAD-6h ds 81 bbls nolasses Bogar Foley
Avery4 do hhds sugar MenaId 20 bbls mo
1asses II Kennedy EcoS do hhds Hall Rodd Put
nam20 do Cammack, Sqres Wes6 hbls moasses LobiI
Charparier-71 do "a hds sugar W Jackson &co-0 do
Lerech &coa2 do b Beocq &co0 bbs molasses. order
6 bales cotton do Flower &co At Ales Sugar Mart
FLATBo ATS.
CICINNATI-Lynch's Boa-12T bbs whisky 800 do apple
5000 do pork McGregor eco.
Observation-Disclosures Boat-15G0 bb1s -four Oglesby
Macaulay
CTNCINNATI-Ware's Boat-l0GO bbIs flour Lynds
CIECINNATI-Two Boas-15O0 bales hay. 4. ri.
OHIO-Barnett's co Boats-45O0 SKIS J Turner.
INDIANAE Williams Boat-l20O00 lbs pork Is ties lart
% bbls pork 81 do -four I Twichel &co.
INDIANABetten Boat 600 lbs pork 50 bbls lard 100 d.
pork 7 c Twchel tscs
TICKSBURG-Hardy's Boat-Day, Klein &co--4d
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IMPORTS


100 cases Do Thee Seller co-l Do mdse Weishsaz -Four
ner-5 Decoux-1 f Pueh- Montgomery Roman & Ker
Tremone-l5 pkgs Gaillan Goodwy-l do samples Bay
lor &co do dse John Watt &col Darons Sturzenegger
Dupasser37 Thomas-l Mechon Despartes-3 Monor;
pkge indse Ferriere7 = : Albort-5 il Holes2 Al
nioiS2 Deoclem9 ] RobertD7 Sautre &cooS Leon
Pensard-3 Boisseneaul Andres Goldsmith, Habre &co
Gquel Jamison--2 Leon ~@&
pomroy-12 sugar pans de Egana25 cks ash shnte
IS erts ware Huntington Brooks3 cks Cald
mdse B Gralam-l00 do NJ Cabaero-i bx Charity Hosp
al--32 do tin plates Ioeke2 pkgsh Buddecke
ley s ae Das s o pn kco s d n
side &co6 do and 20 bales do Cramer cosO
6Rs Plates F Bee Ieo cases aH ssel 3
bdls do Violet &co30 asl, Druhan-2 pun
chsons whisky D Brown bx books Rev Prxham pkg
ware Lewis. Weller eco i bale mdse Pure eo-l
Beck Risks5s bars iron Shark staufer $50 Do, Prestey
ty& Bro-l do D H Holiness do W Prehn-4 cks ware A
Robb &co-2 pigs mdse G Hotl55 Gauche-2o0 O9l
1880 States Is tons salt IS and sndres
LIVERPoOI-ship Julia Taylor-7952 SKIS SAIL 100 dozer
mats 80 cs ware oEder6 crts4 cks do Motion &colC
NELL Bee &col do Parmele Bro-l4 linens Graham
do needles Fernandez eco.
GIBRALTAR-Shp Boadecea-In ballast.
TR1ESTE-Boig Cloenthe-50 salinas salt Covas Negro
pon
COV1NGTON-Sclr Union-75 cords wood to order.
COVINGTON-Schr Fontanbleau-65 cords wood order.
MOBILE-Schr Victora-650 bbls rosin Stone geo.
PAsCAGOULA-schr Trinity-25 0OOfeet mbes Is 900 10th
Pike &co
PAscAGoULA-schr warren- 90 lumber 10, coo ah.
BAY ST TouIs-schr BelerophonsO wood to order
ANTE RIyER-schr Maynower-ss cords wood to order.
ANTE R1VERSchr Octavia-Wood and shingles to order
ANTE RIVER-Schr Octavia-S0 cords wood 10 order.
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gbippilla ggnttIIiaerrts.
Fh,pAY, April A, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERnAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sss ss s'asy: ss57S9s sSss &c
Ship Quebec Emerson for Genoa and LeghGfp -
Bark Maryland em) nsne5s Bremen FkodeWald &eo
wild fso SS and 9Ts sRmps Brown
schr Gen VIM II Harrison Langley for Pensacoa aaster
.........e ARRIVED. 4
Ship $ GWRf jasv Gsaway d s.e gpoo 2 January
Ship oadecea DUB cKney 20 days from Gibraltar 10 mas
Slip Ys II aist;S 90 days from liverpool
Brig q q Gs1s, g 81
Brig Hercules Gex Pmara 10 days from Vera Cruz to
s.,,. Game Ganerder-2a district \.
s sehE TontsnGsaa PssSs from
sclir Il Hanga, from Tehefnneta~Basn.
schr Belerophon, from Bay st Louis-Basin @
s ssjT A9s jseHssn
schr Locust Tree, from Ainite Rver-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,. ;
Lewis Whiteman Wallace, from Yazoo River.
With PaT Wes Fro from Sft enssiie
Southern Belle, Broadwei, from Grand Lake.
Rss bo Mss %s ts1% I ftsn ESfk
Antelope Brown from Evansville.
k epS0 ssib aos en feIsr from st LOUIS
kgsy kkGsGen from from Gnsi1le assBan
sydonia, Wilson from z! Minden.
.r landE Scott from CINCINNATI
Bayou Belle Glascock from Bayou de Glaizc.
Florida, Hutchings, from Mobile ~
Natchez, Ieahers, from Vicksburg.
Red River, Moore from Ouachita River.
Cumberland Brooks. from Nashville.
Queen Of the West, Wade, from Cincinnati.
Towbont Ocean, Chapman from the Passestowed down
TO on the Both u ships John Russell and Ostervald
brig acknowledgements up ship Julia Tyler brigs Clio
enthe and Hercules. s5i5s5&.ss=, .
Towboat STAR Whitney, from the Passes-towed down
TO the 18th u ships St Peterfbnrg and Liberty
brig Kaadinhousht up ships st Charles aud Boadeca
BELow-CoMING UP.
Ship Cambridge, new, Chase, 90 days from Boston.
Ship Drego, Gutter FROM Boston to G W Hynson Eco. ~
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LIvERPOo-ship scota-2g79 bales cotton 1927 SKIS corn
COCO slaves
TRIESTE-ship J P Whitney-2a3o bales cotton.
L!VERPoOL-shp Rhea Sylva208 bales cotton 500 tees
beet, 46l bxs pork, 5l66 slaves.
BREMEN-Bak Maryandl04l bales cotton, l21 ties and GOT
bbs lard, 2O bbls beef, 100 do pork laos SKIS
GENOA AND LEGHoRN-ship Quebec-l22a bales cotton
$50 hhds tobacco, 2D00 slaves
BOSTON-Brig sawyer-l350 bbls pork 203 do lard 80
ties do, l3i do hams, s hhds do.
ST MARKS AND TAMPA-schr Wild Pigeon-225 bbls
-four So cks and bxs BACON 1872 bbls whisky 100 pork do
lard do molasses hid and rs bbs hams bbs
oil 800 SKIS oats al do 100 baef hay, and sundries
PENSACOLA-selr Gen VIM II Harrison-ln ballast.
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uffolk Bank Redemption

The circulation of the banks in the New England
s50O0000 and the redemption by the Suffolk nearly S300OO
900 consequently the bank issues redeemed about
times every year point besides ordinary redemption at
their counters. -
1t will be remembered the Suffolk Bank receives all the notes
of the New England Banks deposit The above
shows the increase money for the last twenty and
proves the acies of the opponents the credit SYSTEM and
gives the secret in the wealth attained New
EN- land
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

v Beaaa 1st Cen VIII e5srssn WHY wss
Roth Francis !, Cook, New York; DR. tockre Penn Gen.
Wasngtqn Yssyis Gsp 1,1a; cSS %a I Baton
W Gaen, Boston, John G Clarke, Bealle, Mobile;
Iasdel FAD lady hin; 9 nekahee and Lady MissM
Smith, 'S'f nea R@ aoS Johnson Sys Gs sH
ii Jordan, Miss, ] G Holman, Va; VIM Ntudd; VIM
kiman 4 SON. i New, Miss; Rob. Geddes, Me- Barrow
Steele Ksdde; Council, Miss Afoon, n Y; Miss Cunning
Murrel Henry Roiman VIM Down5r II Barnes, Baltimore.
Y.no TnT sc ya d,Hn a = e Bet
stafford Hn csn p E1rTosd Alfred Weber Ia
Irby, Ellsworth lady, Miss Piswortl Helena;
Allen Ala; Stephen Caster Martini Ark; Watson
sfes Te.S %etsltSsb s Flnks hsaisylls Nss
TeTaS MmOs 9 W; sa st . Mn
Ell 9a Tsode ssRfi lSa So
v Harris Miss Bepj Harris Tenn YIN Morrison Per
Alabama. .,..4.. ~
Arcade Hewey, Lewisburg Ark; Med Hoody,
Greek Nation, H Griffin iewsnrg; 9 Gowan, n Hama
Martn, D Brannon La + Baxter, Texas; Vim; Robinson,
Nactoches John Harris Fort Jessop Jno Wicker Rngod
60 TSas ks Ssya v VI
Boone Patrick Cain W Malone W. Mock
ST. LOUIS Mrs milford, daughter and serv Q; w
lice II Ford Cleveland Col Ervng A. John Erying Jr;
" Gilbert Aseension Chandler Enterprise; II Potts.
VIM Wimbh, family and scrt, Miss II Gray, St Maurice
J Leonard Louisville; Jas Heness, Jr Aseensioni a
Merriek, .; John Cax Ky; Thos II Ellis, Dal-
mis-, La: Ben Mitchell and lady. New York.
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Ra-The ship Harriet and Jessie, Capt. MIL
ton, from Boston, dscargng cargo at Post 3d. First
District Cosgnees requested to attend receipt
of their goods Otherwise they will be stored at their expense
and risk.
81 GEO W. HYNsON & Co, 80 Camp ST.
n5.The ship III. H. Boody, Capt. aussey,
from New York. dischaging her ut Post ~
District Consgnees will please attend to the receipt Of their
goods.
m3l GEO. W. HYNSON & CO., 50 Camp st.
HB~ The consignees OF four bales marked
B., 81 packages Tea marked in diamond consigned
order ship H. H. Boody from New York, will please
make themselves known the dschargng clerk on the evee
otherwise they will be stored their expense and risk
m3l GEO. w. HYNSOE & CO., So Camp st.
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sUGARAND MoLAssEs. Sugar in good request, with
sales of 1900 hds at full prices for the Fair and better quail
ties OF Moasses 1900 bbls sold, 30@32c for Fer
mentn and 34@35c for Good Prime lots Also within tile
day two bbs and $50 half bbls from the Orleans
Refinery SIC for the former and Ale y gallon for the latter
FLOUR. The demand fair, with sales Of some 1000
bhs of which 1900 Indiana from Hatboa said to be at 81 1
200 St Louis at 81 u.s. and 800 Choice Extra IS 759Ss STE
q bbl.
GRAIN Corn in fair request and about 5000 sacks
Sold Of which POO ut 495Oc for Mixed and White 1900
White from ahoa at So 1000 at the same 700 Choice at 81
1000 Yellow, also at ST. and about 500 at 52c u bue OF
Wheat lot of 1850 sacks taken ondiony 81 46 for
Prime Small lots Of ST. Louis Oats selling at 40@4lc d
busl,el.
PROVISIONS. Pork still tending upward, and
ticed of ass bbls UnnSpected Mess SIG D Dbl. We
also heard it reported that lot Of ESQ the
vanced of SIG Is D Dbl Dry Sailed Meats still
higher and the sales comprised l45 casks, mostly Sides at
for Shoulders TX Sides and re a ID for Has and 100 900
b. in bulk, atboa &c q ID for Hoground.. Bacon
was also selling advanced prices the transactions comprising
IS Prime Ribbed Sides 9c 80 at 9c the levee 10
casks Shoulders at c and 10 of Fancy Sugar Cured Huns
at 2c y There good demand for Beef with sales of
900 bbls of which 60 at s4 for Mess and s2 for NJ o.
S Prime Gnspeced at $40 25 200 at $40 So and 43O Unn
speced $40 10 bbl OF Lard GOO bbs and erces sold
comprising 800 Prime at &C. and go No. lat SIC q H.
COFFEE. We heard Of no sales Of any Importance
AY,A lot Of 100 bales Good Western sold at $50 50
p ton
NAVAL STORES. We noticed sale of sS bbs Spirits
Turpenne 3Sc u gallon casan Improvement. OF Rosn
lao bbls Fine No. were sold at 81 Is d Dbl.
SICILY FRUITS hear Of several cargo sales recently
embracing 200 1900 boxes Oranges and Lemons 81 Is
@S2 IS u box, according to condition and quality mostly at
the latter rate for sound lots.
POTATOES. Some $50 bbs Neshauocks sold the
evee, at S. Is = bb
noticed sales Of 400 bbls Rectfed of which
100 the evee 5] and 300 in lots at a26c q gallon.
FREIGHTs. The rates lower, and two ships were
taken for Liverpool at ia for Cotton ship laid Oh for
Glasgow at 9-l6d
EXCHANGES. 8. Demand moderate at our quotations:
Sterling O7l01l0S7F and 1857
New York sxtyday bills q ct dis
Sight checks New York GlM dis
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WANTED.

yHTANTED-A MATRON FOR THE GIRLS HOUSE
w Of Refuge. Application to he made Immediately the
Office Of the Commissioners, No. q City Hall.
al lot j. b. BROWN, Secretary.
MTANTED-DOUBLOONSB BY
w ms BARELA CO., No 81 Common street
yNTANTED-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE. OF TEACH
w ing French in all its branches desires situation either
in country The references capacity and
habits given, if required Address b. this office. II
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Btbieu 1T TIE Nlarhets.

FRIDAY MORNING, ArRn4 4.
COTTON. There fair demand yesterday, and with
reduced supply the market prices m especially for
the better qualities which most in request The sales
braced about $500 bales. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ...,.......5867 Mddng Fair .lO1sal024
Ordinary. .s0I64 Fair: .:..............-
Mddng .9D95a Good Fair. ..........-{dt-
Coed Middling l0lO4 Goodand Fine. .....-@g-
TOBACCO. demand continued, and nearly $50 hhs
sold follow: g. Clarksvie Of which s. and IS at
g. II at So; and 65 comprising q at at "a and
at &c q ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales. Tobacco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1856 .4O,537 ,7l5
Received since ;.tr........l, 495r316 aSI2
" yesterday. ........ 1853 l32
--l,505739 --10,004
l,5a6276 2l,7l9
Exported to date. ...,..... ,2f3,354 1G,IT3
" yesterday 1851 N0
-l,22l51 -l6,773
304l25 1876
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FOR RENT.

VARIETIES TEIEATER OF NEW ORLEANS,
FOR RENT.-Tht above named elegant establishment,
with its stock of Scenery, Wardrobe Properties Music is
offered for rent Possession to be given the close Of the
present theatrical season, the lst of October next
The Theater, with all its appurtenances, is furnished
throughout in the most elegant yle seats about 1900 persons
and has justly the beautiful establishment
Of the kind in the country.
Proposals will be received until the 18th of May next and sat
isfacory security will be required for the Of the rent
Address CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN,
President of LII fariete Association
GEO, S. MANDEVIIiI.E Secretary. nl3l lm
IIOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
IL SAEA wo-story Brick Dwelling situated on the north
side of Canal street. between Basin and Franklin streets,
tanning corridor parlor and dining three fine bed rooms
second floor besides several good bed the wing
servants pantry; coal cisten and hydrtn-one
of the delightful summer residences in the city having the
full advantage of the breeze The neighborh0od is
highly respectable.
For full particulars apply the premises No. 22 Canal ST.
Basin and Franklin streets. al If
,sasp FOR RENT.-THE THREE.STORY BRICK
Store, No ITO Poydras street. Apply on the premises
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sHERTFE,S SALES.
teT g. q CANON va CHARLES n. DELERY-go

DrsrRHcr I e. q: CANON VI. CHARLES y. DELERT--No.
CCUBT. 8 H93f. 5g-a
F9Y VIRTUE 0Gse writ OF Geri Fnclas dfreet~
ed by the honorable lilo late District Court Of the First
Judicial District Of the State Of ouisfanay to John II Ie
late Sheriff him to James Fl Isret late
him transferred to IT. Matgny late Sheriff. and the lat
sr Transferred the Sheriff Of The Parish Of Orleans VII
Esed g se g public anctian IN the R9tunda q the City
stss e sH MONDAY April Il Iss6 at 12o'e5ek
- 5HE.HNi!IFIDEU HALF 0FEFOUR VACANT LOTS OF
III ri. s a ~ ~ ~
aea I " and architect the I'd Jan
~ and Deposited for reference I'd tie Office Of r.
eosse nptas said foDr having IN American meas
y sre ~ ,s dmenslons lot feet inch and
2. HE iof a aoea street the adea1reaen on
W d Isi VII eh Lot No he same
are conig9ogs sd 81 fee front o. said aoreaa
street " ret inches deep parallel lines; o NO ii
FORMING tbs corner of fiire with tfe ce,t-
stances ana exception reserve
being 1, ie sssand and auction the above
and last bidder for whatever Il viii bling III tetye ma5fisss
credit the purchaser bond good md soIyens Sc
curity hearing per cent interest per sn5r a MA
special mortgage on the property sold until
. S&5 SAMPS0Nf BLoSsM AS.T@
m2s a35 IL Deputy Sheriff Of HE Parish Il Orleans
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u of New Orleans. 3&9S E$# NINGS-No g. i76.
PY VIRTUE of writ OF seizure and sale
I'D directed honorable the Third District Court of
New Orleans in the above entitled the Sheriff Of the
Parish Of Orleans said Sheriff will proceed to sell at public
ton the City Hotel Common street. between Camp and Mag
azine Streets SATURDAY April 2 1856, Il O'Clock
~ 223# &5tsizs gs[f5-gsf
"a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the rear of 49,
the suburb Laceure, in the Second Municipality the @
First District city 0reans1 square
et comprised within Howsd Erato Jacob and Clio
Joseph Pile surveyor dated the Oh March, 1S annexed to
of sale made by n B. Lebreton the Louisiana State
the sd October 1915 said Of ground having 81 feet front
lines, l26 feet inches and Of inch; together
with all the and all the privileges rights
CURED BY defendant the Iousana 81 State
june A. D. lS4s;hieh buildings and consist of
story frame hoase rooms onestory frame
Kitchen containing the house and kitchen Single
rooted: one cistern, ETC. y - gSAEg sst
Seized iii the above suit. Ssj .sa -f5a
TERAfS-Cash on the spot. e &ts,sJ ~
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EXPORTS,

Ship Cambridge, new, Chase 90 days from Boston.
Ship Dirego. Gutter, from Boston to Hynson eco.
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geisg te sssand and last auction above
nd y 20
es % s Exc
special mortgage e psgsIsf sss sf5 AZ
ms a3512 Deputy Sheriff q lie Parsh u orteanss
pi Gegz RH 4 6 SAxas q rs. HaabEs
. ~
District Judieiars de rEtat de ID Louisiana John IT,
sheriff de "a I've q pr9sS 3D. das
Ct Rosas ii Gayi 1856. midi aPadjadicaon
La Motto dvse de auatre lots detes sitnes
ontseu pres cee vile designe par Icy Nos II Yet IL
as en %
r a s I'll as ae 9s ysn
peds ct "a Moreaa la meme
T.
sopg S pisds "a e
fonant encoignure u ME mre
81 s asns
CoNDITI0NsCette eriee Ia seeonde ct dernisre la
dsrnsr saeherssen pour lie pIx m sera u nois de
sovabie portan ntersf taux de cent fan
de hypotbequs specae la propree vendne jus
nssT1s ps,ui sA sS. y 2 R5 f,ss. ,,,,
FogsFs m Rs55s5 cogRf 4 y MS
ass III M ass ssstes e s
mater to lie sesH seP ls sas ae eli
81 M FL sss sgS Il
sefH E ss isf!Ps sa IL c cose
House situate the Terpschore NaYade Streets
in the First District Of this city s. 81 VII N
The Household and Kitchen Furniture. aba
Also the interest Of said nsolyen in and The nnexpred
term Of the lease Of said premises the 18th day of
be 1857, with privilege Of renewal for year. the
$40 per month. ,@Els%- 3:594
The whole surrendered by said nsovent to his creditors
-l57T, 3 5WT 4 u SAMPSON BI9ssMAN,
m31 a3 IL Deputy Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
ouATg1EME CouR DE D1sTRrer JOHN b. CHANDLER vs..
NoUvEILE- 0RLEAEs. sEsCEEANCIERs. No. 9J79.
THN EEISTU d'uIn oedre de vende reniu lie Is
Ii de 1856 adresse par Honorable Quaeme Cour
de District de Souvee Orleans, dams aairc cidessus
sheriff de paoisse Orleans lie dit sheriff proeedefa lie SAM
Ed y d'avr 1856 eures A. M les liex pour lie
LIE PONDS, INHALATION ETC., du cafe "Crisis,' sat
ange des Terpscbore ct Neyades dams lie Premier Dis
trict de cetta VILE Fisz q -
NJ Les mobier ct les usensles de cuisine 555sz
Lineret de insolyabe restant du bail des dit
eux privilege de renouvelemen pour
lie dit bail expan lie Is de noyebre ISL raison de $40
mois.s !lil 5E F. 5FES l E9g13 TS
lie tout abandonne par 1'insoyable ses creanciers.
CONDTTIOSS-Comptan au moment de Rehabilitation.
aStp l555. Or 4E}3 SAMPSON BLOSSMAN, Z
m3l az IL 5 Depute Sheriff de Ia Parosse Orleans.
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nTBOLL, w. o.. CARPENTER, No. 294 MAGA.
~ ZINE Street. between Deod and Poeytarre Streets job
bling Of al descriptions on short notice and reasonable terms
and serns made and repaired and for
packing Boxes of all kinds made order Step Ladders Of a
sizes constantly on hand. felSly
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

de la paroisse d Orleans. No. q ,4O3.
ESNVERTU dun writ de fierR faclas a moi
Ia nddresse Honorable D. F. MITCHELL uge de paix de Ia
paroisse dOreans je procedera public SAMEDIl
Is davrl 1856, midi magasin No. 10 julie
les rues Foucler e Mngasir--
uN LOT DE MEUBLES
Saisi dams l'affiire ci-dessns.' unI.
CONDITI0NS-dela vente compliant.
MA At in 1Od WILLIAM G. QUIRK Constable.
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Ship scioa, Sawyer for Liverpool Baxter Lowell &eo
Ship J Whitney, Gray, for Trieste j r Whitney IA
Ship Rhea Sylvia tBhD Evans for Liverpool sno fouro
Ship Quebec Emerson, for Genoa and I.eghor1i i[G-
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Mr. Coignon begs leave to that the Sixth and
series of his Classical Concerts will take place
on, FRIDAY IDA, EVENING, April 9Th 1856, ct the ODD
FELLOWS HALL. st 1l# f.,
H@The Concert will commence ut O'clock precisely
Cognon will be assisted by the following Aristes=
the Vocal part-Mme COLSON, Eer first appearance
in concert in this cty3 Mons DELAGBAVE,3 Mons
- JUNGA a9Fe&E rlsat.5- g27st GEj54 E93sE%fS EE#
For the instrumental partessr Gabici Oerte Buchhol1
Fourmestreaux, Lehman, kuifner Mich and several
other Arises attached the Orchestra of the French
Opera. Leader, L. GABICI. 81 4s#t EEtE
MTe plan of Odd Fellows Hall is deposited Mr. Hews
Music Store, No. SO Camp street, and at Mr. Werleins
No. Camp street, where tickets can be obtained and
secured. tsA% Sy g.4 #sg8 ss& Al fBs4ES
subcribes respectfully requested to cali on Mr. RUE
FER 81 ChRrtres street. case of neglect On
the the carriers. a
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WITHIN
IN forty days from this date will apply to the Second DIS
of New Orleans for the emancipation of my slave
JULIA, mulatress, aged about sixteen years.
r. JOHN G. COCKS.
New Orleans, March II, ls56-m22 4tin39d
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NEW HOOKS. Fancy Articles and Music

NEW HOOKS! Fancy Articles and Music
~ Good Time Coming;
Rose CLARK. by Fanny Fern
The Iiomc Garner;
KuickeTbockcr Gallery, fine ed
The Philadelphia HOUSEWIFE
Rejected Addresses by Horace and Jones Smith;
Song Of the Hawaha by Longfellow;
Harper for January, 1856,
Together with large lot Of Blank Books just received at
LANGHORNE & WALKUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank
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Fare from ynchburg Buchanan. so
From iynchburg to Charlottesville ............ 80
On and the ped of October Packet will
Buchanan at A. NJ, and Iynchburg = r. NJ Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, snf arrive in Richmond second day
o'clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg u p NJ.
reach Scottesve at O a. NJ next day and arrive in Char
ottesvile 81 p Nj Leave Lynehburg Buchanan and
Lexington at 81 A. NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday and
arrive at T. NJ
From Lynehburg Richmond time AID distances in