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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24
Losses fur Want or an Opera.

JAMES GoRpos BsNSBTT, ESQ
DEAR sIg-A locker ia tho operate war, have
to thank you for yoor drawing public attention to the
position in which the high contracting parties
keeping themselves. All admit thst Ia the
only ippr>osi9 who has managed the Opera
satisfaction Of the New Workers. large aod is The only
Who has been able to control his artists with
Affairs have nothing TO do with the present question:
How he's lived, or how he fares
Nobody kno rs aud BODY cares.
But very clear no has pay the required Of
him. and II tbs share receive ahitioa 10 ta.
leach one) SUE CO. in free admissions and re-erve seas
per anDum, they will be getting about II per
cir investment which more Wall street than
ordiI ary liberal dealing.
But let shat else Comes on. Of thi, difficulty
The average nun Dor Of the aidence mig least
2CC0 ana there seventy I've nights OF 0srs 10 toe
year Thus 10000 persons aauuslly veit the OPERA
soers as the low figure Of 81 each per night gloves
aces, silks, coaks, jevery opera ga.sos, d. e. thso
our dealers IN tbese articles have sale for goods 10 the
tent Of $l50.0O0 per annum. TINS Is under tho real
amount, Tor IL oommoo thing for fAsa,ouabies
give hundred dollars tor Opera dress for angle
evening. To this We NAV add also the money paid toe
carriages AZ $50 per night, which Is $3,750 auuum
mere One bali OF the audience OF srau
The hotel expenses Of theso strangers, who usually
spend week N town esch for the parpose OF attending
the opera $40 per week, win the Of year
amount 70 $50 GEO. We OF view the variety Of
other Incidental expenditures they map make of carp
merchants, booksellers, dry goods mea. sik men, hat
tiers, shoems kers, &C. The account may be then fairly
stated - follows-
Rrsc,atue Consaiee II DC Iec1e~y % ae cry Of Nev
To losses from miijcers, dry goods men, man
tina Makers glove and lace dealers, &c.... $3.50 oco
Per hsckmep .......................... 31b0
Hotei keepers. 10000
Total. 5000, $50
Cr By securing 5000 900
Balance. soOa 7S0
RArArLAN.
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s'on Of the twenty seventh Congress" where's For

VI sne twenty seventh Ooneroe@" Wnofos TUT
sey9
PEsNsyIpAylA ron FRxHoNI.-The Phladelph!a Hntes
gves the following reasons why the Fremont party will
% likely to carry Pennsyivania next month
Because several thousand democrats who very natu-
rally voted their state toket will vote for Fremont
Because several Thousands more will not vote a. all
next month.
Because the democratic party coniessedy polled lis flu
stses 9Th last week. while certainly there are MANY
th0us who failed 10 vote last week who viii vote
Fremont In November
How ErEcrEp.-rhe Cincinnati Commercial OF Oct. q
says that w. Groesbeck demo s elected TO Congress
tbc Second Ohio dstr,ct pledged himself 70 vote 10
rake Kansas fee STATE by which ne gained ~ beast
swo thousand votes.
"HoKRoRs ON EoERosa rmus AocrxrIsrE "A corres
pendent Of the Richmond lnqaer writes hong a. s in
1avOr OF secession
v too late now, were necessary, 70 auemh I,
sAoS Ii nj tbs glorious onion" mas perorl ~ oice
nd s egee; that divided people, with Interests
aaa SOFIA radically different inevitably sun
dered that harmony can have but brief contain lance
evon under ny Buchanan, and none under Fremont st
orefer ter Mr. Fillmore; and shat separation IL prefer.
aeA0 70 submission. which not only de radiation
danger We OF the South only wait the ssue OF the
kostbtr RI vote; and II tho Of electing man
0eched ~ lila party declaration OF var against sla ge
~, sna De permitted IL Fremont shall be eiecsedto
eAovsthn be VIII never he permitted To reaca yrg
nuss then decide for herself bo, not by herself Warts
herTolc. but NO, nee sssrly lamentable. Il is Gods
soeshement OF Nations chastisenert which N W Elg
ana mpy even now be uhnoly hvnkiox on her neal
cnxsf!senent which may be sad ot to nHict upoa
her.
ktEsEN1B CoNGRE-sioSAr DISTRICT VIM. h Romeyn,
Hsq bias deolaea nomination in tnis district
count Of his private affairs.
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FINE ARTS.
DRAnys GALLERY
ID PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROrYPEs
AND DAGCERREorYPES
$50 BROADWAY,

ID PHOTOGRAPHS, A.sRoTYPEss v,vorvo.s
$50 BROADWAY,
There are valid rea-
sons why the Amoroype
sbon Id be preferred by
those re quiring an mmed-
ate and In expensive Picture:
cond. They are taken in
amin slant relievingrhe
eye from the ex
cy sometimes wit
"e sars. 70 i S'ass Pie fssy
cate in dehneaion and
tone. The substance
which they areiaken isp Itch
face thus presented t. he
cspubie Of influences eff from M
It. The glass being
transparent, the sirgle picture
u uaDsfrmable into Civ.
ing different views of the face,
and each perfect One view
may may be colored leaving the
presenting the novelty OF
two distinct portraits in
=. The Ambroype has
sup piled dende-
r.tnm in the pro-
Gre at difficulties form
th- The rapid action Of the
glass pic ture defes rest
Iessnesa, and portrays the in
rant and the adult with
form certainty,
La1ge groups also
taken with the ut
BRADY's GALLERY.
most celebrity.
To travellers and those
whose time Is limited the
advantage o. this electric
pditv is mani fest Ten min
Dtes is sunlcie mt to complete
perfect picture. The facts Of the
Ambrotype may be classified Thus:
IL pos sesses re qualities pecu-
liar TO ITSELF 1t iamademorequcx-
y, certainly, and cheaper than
any other picture; two pOr-
traits obtained at less than
the usual priceofo one;
BRADY alone
has devoted
full atteu ton TO its devel-
opement: ut his Galleries,
Nos. 205 4 $50 Broad
way superb col
lee ton Ia exhib-
tied. Everybody
60 see them.
Photographs OF style size superior any ohe
improvements have recently been added.
The collection OF distinguished portraits IL unrivalled In h
country. $50 Broadway, over Thompsoa's.
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A LEI nape nAEk4 ~Ri'hS foH HE NEW YORK
RrY THE VIEW YORK LsDGss
CAMx , EARLY IF w WANT THE NEW YORK
noNT FORGET THE NEW soeK LEDGER
ES' SON BENNETT WRITES soa THE NEW YORK
Fancy FERN WRITES 70 THE NEW YORK
GREAT IS THE NEW YORK kDaEE.
HuREy Up, IF You NJ THE NEW YORK
ILLUSTRATIONS ABOUND II I'll YORK LEDGER
FOXES ARE PLENTIFUL IN THE NEW YORK
HINGs AND EMPERoRs QUARREL OVER THE NEW
n YORK LEDGER.
r ooK OFT FOR THIS WEEKS NEW YORK
MRS slaoURNEY WRITES FIR THE NEW YORK
NoHopY SHOULD BE wlrHoOr THE NEW YORK
~ he readers d the new ,ohk LEDGER.
poLITIcAL ExcIrEMEsrs only INCREASE THE
i interest in the NEW YokA Iaeu3ER
QUEEN w yac T2 S CANT eEr ALONG WITHOUT
DIVERS or INK ARE REQUIRED TO SUPPLY THE
III NEW YORK lEtGSR
CyLyANus COBB, JR., WRITES FOR THE NEW YORK
- LEDGER.
THE RUSH IS INCREASING roR THE NEW YORK
i LEDGER.
UNIVERSALLY LIKED Is THE NEW YORK LEDGER
VIcT0Ry PERcHEs ON T1E BANNER OF THE NEW
I0hk LED3Ek
VVELCoNE TO ALL Is THE NEW YORK LEDGER
VCEEDINGLY POPULAR Il THE NEW YORK
"a LEDGER.
lkDGEh.
JEALOUS NEwsMEN SELL The NEW YORK LED
II GER
{, ALI TIE WORLD Is AsToNisHED AT THE NEW
~ YORK LEDGER.
N. B-Ana NJ wonder.
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AZ the secon board the effect OF the foreign
apparent II has yet been hale digesed Read
ing fell of tbis afternoon :. per Erie Railroad,
Michigan Southern, u Cieveiant ard rosedo, II; Sew
York Contra, x; Illinois Central Railroad cosed
llt per cert AZ the close OF the market tendency
Of prices was dowu~Rrd.
The steamship NagarS from Boston tor Liverpool yes
terdsy, carried out s2.5 eco in specie.
The Assistant Treasurer reports operations this week
follows.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

THURSDAY, Oct rs r. d.
ASHES The market nrmer, and sses OF 30bbls pos
made at &c., and small lots reporici ~
higher figure. Pearls were scarce ana held a, o..
BRgApsruFrs consequence OF the forega
the market hrmer and closed advance ABOUT ~
cents per Dbl with fair de maud tn EXPORT rhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Births.
sTRAEoscH.-On TUESDAY, Ia No. 3l3 West
Twenty second street, the vii. srsAKosoa Of
q
WnnISs On Monday. Oct 20 the wife of GsoRsB W.
WiiKSs, OF No. 140 East sent, FIRST street, OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

ToksI-Put mp IN Foil, 60 Prevent Drying,
reaied saloons segar and drug wholessls ii2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

the vsor Of the stomach regularity Of the excrons and
the purity Of the blood depends the duration Of life and phvs
cal en1oyuNn These three essentials OF longevity aud
are regained and perpetuacj w the Of hOLLowAY2
rulr. 49, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Cristsdoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may he OBJ
tanned superior excellence sad the dye privately applied
n No House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Total income ..............$s,563 So, bsi s7,794,1so
lncrcbo..
The gross and net earnings Of the Reading Railroad
Company for the month Of september tns year and as
the earppgs Of the road for the frat
Of the present and past fiscal years, follows
PHnADgrPRIA READING RAILROAD.
1855 1885,
Received from COAL. ..... 3362 ala o. S992 5o3 =
fro n merchandise. 1896 81 81 100 10
% from travel, &c.. 32,224 20 1890 -
s424014 so S45T, zsi IS
Tran, portatcn. roadway,
oumpsge, &c......... Ieis74 % lsI, ssa -
Net profit for the rth :. $282 13a 81 S275 $50
For previous months. las 200 SO 1928, e66 a
Total profit 10 So oo7 a40 Al sl,66s,aI5 -
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ONT FORGET THE NEW ,oeK LEDGER.

CAns, EARLY IF W WANT THE NEW YORK
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Alfred Muproe & Co. have now Ready and
constantly receiving from their manufacturing
very large assortment OF overcoss Rsgns business coats
pants, &c., for men and boys,
AIFRED nj sRoE CO, No. al Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Emma Davis see the View York Ledger.
for aaie everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Emma Davis-see the New York Ledger
II Ia for sale everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

20 Cent Ambrotypc Likenesses. with
cheapest Ia the worli Five hundred taken daily
345 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Emma Davis See the New York Ledger.
u s for sale everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24
LITERATURE.

"HAvE YOU THE LAST NEW YORK LAGER
III with you ~ said Lord Pamerson TO Mr. Dallas the
latter gentleman about leave his Lordshps Office the
day that little affair OF Central America settled. IF
have the LEDGER continued his Lords nip leui 1t
to for day last he miscarried, and Lady
Palmerston has been quite inconsoabe snce Well
Lordship.n replied accomplished Minister,
have OF The last LEDGER but Is considerably worn
nasmuch every member of the Legation has readl
times over and pulling oil his hat Mr. Dallas took thererom
we'll humbed LEDGER, and politely handing 1t " Lord
faime-ston, gracefully retired quite overwhelmed with
thanks from his Lorhp who delighted having found
the OF curing Lady Palmer,on's melancholy. The
LEDGER is sold at two shlngs In London but here
be had for four 1t commences tale this
morning by the popular author of the Wachmanp entitled
ENMA DAMS; or, THE usURER VICTIMS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

garments ready and on sale N1
most Of these from fabrics imported by and confined
and in best styles early cali will many
beautiful things that will be on before the fairly
begun.
The OF cloths cassmeres ves,ings our
admitted to be tho largest and cesi selected variety
ever exposed In this city, ID. DEyLIN a %.
Nos Is. 200 and 30 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

letters vegetable stomach buers In curing dyspepsia liver
complaint and impsrting tone 10 he system, IL without
parallel ~ the history medicine Sold by all grocers
gs's and hotels Hostetier smith, Pstsbuw BARNFs 4
Park, Agents IN New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Emma Dnvis.-see the New York Ledger.
II In for sale eyerYwhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Pure New foundland Cod Liver OIL, with
quinne combines remedy The and sfrcnghing
of the Peruvian bark aud the noarishug ties
opure cod liver OIL In debility eonsnm ,on, rheumatism:
scrofala seuralga Indigestion Ac this IN advised
preparation has met with unparalleled demand. and
scrbeo by the eminent physicians of this city, Msnufcred
ana patented BY GEORGE n. ISGEk CO, Chemists, 800
Broadway. e
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$4,000 Frem0at's Portraits, 1900 Bu-
chansns 100 fmorcssoida at Is and IS cents at iolNE5
galler Hrsa ivav
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Bankrupt St0ck.-rhc Subscrsbcry ms Wing
purchased the entire stock of Tentemcn furnishing goods
from the assignee OF Dauiel Clark Go comprising In
shirts and collars dressing robes gloves hosiery eravais
travelling shaws scars mufers Ne. &c, &C prepared
10 oner crest bargains TO cash Time
stock will be ready for inspection riday) be 18th
inst CARPENrERs FtIIERTDN.
No III Warren street, hfairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

TRAyELLING sIAwIs oe EVERY GRADE NAY NE
found at EVANS extensive clothing warehouse rs and -
ulton street.
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N LEDGER.
Rrr THE VIEW YORK LsDasa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

TIVE IIAyDsoNEsr srocK or VELVET VESTS NAY
be found ~ hyANs extensive clothing warehouse % and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Cognac Brsndies, In I-s Pipes Landing ~x
julc'ie Crasse Blsckwsil. PICKLES. condiments &c ex
American Congress sill and Chedder ex Auert
Congress lea Perrin. sauce 81 WIN,
steson. JOHN DUNCAN sons, 4a3 srosdwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

Hill, the Inimitabtc Hair Cutter as No. 4
Barclay sree-Hsr dye, i. box, black browns also In
"a f,fe onUu
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Emma Davss Sec the New York Ledger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

YAZoo RIVERasteamer Aalanta-l45 bales cotton Ward
Saunders Hnnt-19 do Redge, Roberts Terl223 Buck
Stanton Newman3 Thornhill &coli to Oakley Haw
kiusT Adams-sundres to order-Tota 2 bales cotton
ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0ron-83 hhds sugar 10 bbs
molases Lob Charpanier50 hhds sugar 10 bs moasses
Hall Rodd Putnam5 hhds sugar Dbl IS bbs moas
Iauve McCal20 hhds sugar Wyche &co--10 do 8
Iqs do bbls moasses Darby Tremouletls hhds
Bellocq &co24 bbs molases Miles Adams co-l9 bales
Baxuie-sundes to order-Total 25 hhds bbls
sugar, IS bbls molasses. 5',
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alice " Gaize-3O hhds sugar
IS bbls moasses i Belocq &co99 do Lob Charpantie
II do Levy & Summers3 do Fearn Donegn &co-S hds
gar IL bbls moasses Perret15 hhds sugar Kelly &co
So beef hides bale tobacco bales wool order-Toal 2l
bales cotton 63 hhds IL bb moassesundres order
MOBIIE-steamer Cuba33 cotton gins Griswod &co-l2
do Morton &col bX mdse Geddes- do to Henderson,
Terry co-2 do Taeon, Whiting Tullis bales osnaburgs
K Carter &co-2l bales cotton Redgl, Roberts Terre-7
do Farley Jurey &co-l do Hardie &co-Too 20 bales
cotton.
BAYOU sARA-Str Laurel Hills hhds sugar A Milsn
berger &co-6 do Alf Webre24 do Darby Tremoulet- dc
bbls moasses W Montgomery hds sugar to Roman
Kernion2 do Menard Vignard0 bbs molasses Troscair
Haydel-50 do raud & Landry-5 do Augustin Thbaut-t
hf do Lauye McCa56 bags Kelly kco-22 dozer
hides Gould &co-6 bales wool do 10 orde-Tota
lis hhds sugar, 1877 bbls melasses.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

FIFTH DISTRICT CouEr1 CITY or NEW ORLEANS versus
OF NEW OKLEASs STEPHEN IsLE.No. O s5a.
DY VIRTUE of N writ Of f5eEI facfas TO
ID directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans the above will proceed to sell at public
auction on the premises MONDAY, the Sd Of june 1885,
at II O'Clock 4. Nj. 81 -. = - :. :.
uaed as the of Magazine and ST. Mary Streets
Seized in the above suit. f& E-
JOHN ". BELL,
je11 II q Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
cIsaurEnE couR DIsrRrcr LA VILE De Ia VILE TILE
~ del ORLEANS VS.. STEPHEN
Observation-Disclosures. ISLE. No. 9s5s.
I'm VERTU dun writ de Geri facias q mol
IA addresSe par memorable Cnquisme Cour dc District de Ia
Nouvele Orleans dams aaire cidessns e lie UN
DI % de JUN II heues du nan les ienx la rente
Pencan ct adjudication de- Ss53' $&s %&55@
UN CERTAIN FoNDs DE CAFE EFT SON CoNTEEU,
sis coin des des Magasns ct Gte.5iare.
sass dams afaire ci-dessu8. %% ~@
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de naturalization.
JOHN NJ. BELL, al
je11178 Sheriff de la paroisse d. Orleans.
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ITO THE COMMON COUNCII-c1TY OF NEW
oRLEANs-The petition Of the undersgned respectfully
y p ls q
he e f
usual curb and wooden cutters Claiborne from
sides caboe IN such ois as
be to the opening and widening of Claiborne
Names Of owners front On Claiborne street
Geo se1 sGaa We
ss nsESs
ss MRs
e. fee Sasr s sfl
Beaums 81 Inches saTg So feet E. Bienvsnu Is
feet True Ts's sap sJ9fset inch ns cHAs CLAIBORNE
Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen.
SSSsE P D9 y r. 55 DE - Eo as
Ia ajore des propetaires egee Ia
ms pc e
vouo odonnance ne resolution eTe de fare
de Claiborne depq dc Eplanade jusqua IA
ehaque este Dc rue Claiborne Perception qui
face des errans necessares pour ouvere ct
Moavsle orlssn ia m ue 1 ep1
pour Mime
Logan Geo " Logan E F62 p ss Pouees gnes p
snse IS pisds il poaces Chs 1nerms pisds poases
hHs s III a5f & Fs
Martin g pieds u pougss 4 g Cssbeqae q gisds cadmr
terrans 80 peds Felix Robin ia pieds u segn s pieds
Louis j. Frgero 12S pieds Eide Beaume 30 peds
L. surgi Sc pied A E. Benvenu, IS piedtota 20 peds
pouce lignes.
l9 mai 1856, pour copie conforme lorignal.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
my2O lawst Secretaire du Gonseil des Aldermen.
THO THE COMMON COUNCIL-CIrY OF NEW
ORLEANS-The petition Of the undersigned respectfully
howet the majority required by section ll9 of
ordinance the effect Of Smelling track twenty
feet wide through the centre of Claiborne the north
the middle ground in said street and extending from
| Bernard Avenue to Champs Eiysees street
| Names of
Edmond soniat 1867 feet 9inches T. Logan W
Logan 62 feet inches 6ines P. Seuzeneau 81 feet;
large feet Johan A. Langhauser 90 feet IL inches
Verbeck feet L. E. Forsall go feet; Felix Robin, II
feet J. Segn l2S feet L. Surg 90 feetFotal 1874 feet
] inches and lines. osEas FL =tTl&&
| "a true copy CHAS CLAIBORNE,
| Secretary of the Board Of Aldermen.
! May 18th, 1856 my20 LAVISH
! Az CONSEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NOU
N vele OrleansLa petition des s0ussgnes
pectueusement que la aore propretares exgee
ande pettionnares prient corps
vouor ordonnance resolution eet de fair
coQue vote charretee de vingt pieds de lagerr
CENTRE (du cote nord dc Ia Claiborne depuis la
nard jus9u'a la rue des Champs amps Eyses
| Nouvelle- Orleans Ter mai 1856.
Mons des proprieaires-facea la rne Claiborne:
Edmond Sonat 16 pied pouces Nine F. Logan Geo
W. logan jr. 81 pieds pouees lgRes p Seuzenean,
peds S. P Fargo l2S pieds Johan Ianghaser IS pied
II pouces A. Verbeck 1913 pieds; L. E. Forsta $50 peds
total 1874 peds pouces ligneE.
| 10 mai 1856, pour copie conforme porginal
| CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
| my20 1awst Secretaire du Conseil des Aldermen.
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u EGIsTER's oFFICE.-ClTY HALL, NEW OR

ID EGISTER,S OFEICE.-ClTY HALL, NEW Or
IL leans 7h june lS56The undersigned register of the
and residence of a the qualified electors of the city of
New Orleans hereby informs his eowcitzens that he is
prepared to said registry and that his Office will be
opened in the basement of the City Hall MONDAY NEXT
the 9th of June A. NJ and will thereafter, continue open
every day. Sundays and holidays excepted The Office hours
under the law, are from A. NJ, to 8 NJ.
The undersigned being sincerely DESTROYS of facilitating the
To the v d 70 o fS Ss
provisions Of the statute failing to do which they will neces
ance Of his duties the Register must exact every legal
voter the following specific Information:
l. The residence of the eector
How long he has resided in The State parish and precinct
8. Whether a native or naturalized citizen
4. How, when and where naturllized.
s. The signature Of the elecor opposite the Registry of his
Every any the State Federal Courts
naturalization unless he makes affidavit that he has lost the
must be supplied Certificate the clerk Of the court which
On the records Of the court The certificate question be
delivered such natuazed CITIZEN free of Charge and within
Should the applicant for registry not have been born within
hf limits e States as na as ID e
then he shall forth the facts iii affidavit before the Regis
se e1 e I I BY
eedea ss s sisa wsR S s
il any other manner whereby under the lnws Of the United
The Register in directing the attention of his fellow
he absolute Requirements Of the law would
pecn invite them to to supply al the nSr
senng themselves Be registered since general prosrs
ca impossible to iscbe lie Of qualified eeeior
with the required details and certificates in time for the next
7, je9 '''''D' LOUIS ST. MARTIN, Register.
rm Observation-Disclosures efer a large assor
- horns. singleand double bms Panamas Swiss, Canton
AND < Eft s ehsa fine of Nj
| a8-Call and examine for yourselves. n 1ouvcrop
leo Ct 70 Poydras street, next to cor. OF Camp
> BAcoN-a60 casks choice Cincinnati Sides;
| 1 100 e do Cincinnati Shoulders:
g boxes Ss f bom HENS Breakfast Bucon
b lss bs sss5 sPFaE snESs n hns
7S Ss h AZ Dbl. 6 &c ~ Ex55s ssss
l sS sS!s Davis : Estrs r;n H asss;
20 bbls Davis Prime Mess;
| 800 bbls inspected Prime
6 bbls Davis, Dried;
wH1sKY-l0o bbls ps5by'S Star;
LARD ofgisS esls ssiieS t59snsst Winter Win; strained
S, ssS h,sno Mills Extra
F F5RKMo55 So Ssf fn! Rsssi Mess,
NATIVE WINEs-Longwor Dry, Sparkling and Sweet;
BRANDY vo5RHE GFees s'G co., and for
je9 Is Tchoupioulas street
WHITE LEAD-i5oto tons landing, various brands, som
w very superior, for sale by -, ,
| WROUGHT SPIkES-240 kegs landing, from to
w inches for sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
| lea II Magazine street
| pISIDGENVATEIS PA1NT-l20 bbs for sale by
| ID ALFRED KEARNY,
| ie4 70 Magazine street
INSEED 0IT1-17O bbls and 40 casks Raw and 76 Dbl
| ALFRED KEARNY,
| ie4 u Magazine street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH glsrR1cr Cognr}P ALLENET vs. HIs CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given to the Credi-
the nsoyent and toa other herein ntees
ted show within days from the first publication
hereof why the second bleau of distribution fled by the sndie
creditors of said nsoven should not be approved and
homologated according law and the funds distributed accord
ingly
BY order of Court this 24th May, 1856
p27 u. LUMINA1S, Deputy Clerk.
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DEUxIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE La Mile ORLEANS.
A TTENDU QUE Veuve Lorenzo TUt1rf n
IA presente petition la Petfet obtenr les leres
de eaee la succession vacante de feu Lorenzo Tut
cede intestat-
Avis est par lie present que pcut
cere davor dedue dix iours les rasons pour les
quelles ne serait pas fat droit la dite petition
A. DREUX,
,aeJ no
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sbippittq gntsIIiaent&.
WEDNESDAY,, June IL, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Susan z Howell Rattle Liverpool, Meeker Geo
Ship Crest Of the Wave, Galley Liverpool Meeker &co
Brit Brig Creole, Robertson, for Baliae, Honduras, az
schr Ella Roberts, for Pensacola, Pooleyg Nicol Eco
schr BRrllde, Whitaker, for Mobile, Nv Newton eco
Steamer Montgomery, Harris, for Montgomery, Ala;