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IMPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA misunderstanding Grenada-As
sorted merchandise.
BosToN-ships & Iyde-sg0 tons ice to B Smith Eco
assorted merchandise.
MESSINA, via G InRAITAR AND ST THOMAS-71 tons
salt 10 utster-fruts NJ Mctiregora eco and order
IAyANA-Ship Florida Banco-1n ballast.
FALMOUTH-I'ark Lowel--In ballast
II.1yAN .S--I,rig Aurate-In ballast.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THGr-G000 feet palmetto logs to
order
COvINGTON-Sclr Laura-35, 600 bricks Q Weber.
BILOXI-Sc!lr Mngnoa-60 cords wood to order.
b COvINGTON-Sclr Adele-560 bbls sand to order.
BAY ST LOtrIS-Sclr Belona-l5 cords wood to order.
ANTE RIyER-Schr Pomme d Or-Wood to order
ANTE RIYER-Sclr Ecair-40 cords wool to order
ANTE RIyER-Schr Anna-20 cords wood to order
ANTE RIvER-Selr Fame-2O cords wood TO order.
BLIND RIVER-Schr Alert No l-25 cords wood order.
COyISGTON-Schr Perseverance-Wood to order.
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ARRIVED.

E. ARRIVED.
Steamship Grenada Griffin from New York 18th inst Iia
yatm 18th, Jennings, Laughland &co2d district.
Ship Sarah Hyde Bailey 20 days from Boston, to y De-
Ship i Gicls Ge!S, hence for Liverpool returned for
repairs-3d dist 53.
Ship Florida Banco pan Soa days from Havana 10 mas
Bark Lowell Edwards days from Falmouth, ia, to G W
Hynson .Sco-2d district q.
Bark Coua Clay 81 dns from Mcsa, via Gibraltar and St
Thomas 10 n,aster-2d district o.
Brig Auratc Davis days from Havana 10 masterPoin
Self Isaac Tunnel ohroo, from Chanlear Islands, With
yyouslv repDrted wreckcd-ii districtIS
schr Visitor BIakedcy days from Aaachcola-Basin .
S Ser Iasra !p i.ec t" G%Yj B"@an
sc,r Adele G,csnan from Coyington--Basn.
Sehr Beona from Bay st I.ouis-Basn.
Sctr Ponine d Or Morrison, from A1njte Rirer-Basin
Schr l'Eclair. from Amite Riycr-3asn a
Schr Annie, from Amitc River-l'asin. 54gf
scir Fame A'grstn from A'nic Riyer yer n
Sclr Perseverance, tasale from Coyngon-l5asin
STEAMBOATS,.
Bella Donna NcCornls from Wiamspott.
Baey. Dulas, from Lockport.
Moses Mcclellan Mather, from pGdllcah
Moses GREENWOOD Thomas, from Yazoo River.
r W Powell Martin, from Shreveport.
California, Myers, from Mobile.
Catherine, DeIaccy from. BARON Menchac.
Natclicz. 1.eathcfs, from EicksIurg.
u Oplelia, Dimi'ry, from Poirta Ilachc.
a. Lebanon Williamson FROM Nashville.
Towboa Whitney, ettcan, from the Passes-brought NJ
ship r l. tiilelIrist,
Towoat Anglo Saxon the PasscsWent down lgl
brought up ship Florida Banco, bark Lowell and brig
Aurate.
Tow,oat Bell Renhart, from the Passestowed dow
and to the 9th INST. hgs Crinea and NJ 4 j G Gil
more and Macosta sclr5ltlnny Spencer and Julia A
Ricll-brovght up bark Eonant and sclir Isaac Tunnel
Towboat Olivia Palmer, the Pases-owcd down and
the 2}d inst ship Osprey, briggs New World ant
Rufus sonlc-bougiit up ship G Hyde
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EXPORTS.

TR1ESTE-Ship Gcrmanicus-3 bales cotton.
BOSTON-jak Glen-o0 bales cotton 4s3 bbls flour, 1000
SKIS corn, 1000 slaves.
PENSACOLA-Sclr West FloridaGgO SKIS corn 50 do BRAN
80 do salt 80 coffee IS pork 80 do flour, % do whisky
brcn bbls moasses kids 10 casks bacon
do rice, 10 bxs casting -
NEW YoRK-schr Rhoda L Bun-70o bbls flour, 445o SKIS
RRiZOS ST JAGO-sclr Clrysolie2o0 bales cotton, l2f
m -four liquors. 50 boxes vermcell 20 do sacks
coffee g do rice 10000 feet lumber 10 900 shingles
p pkgs paint, 20 kegs powder, and sundrieo.
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Nttjtlu Qf tie xtlarkets.

SUGAR AND AIOI.ASSES The stock of Sugar large
and the market was rather heavy. The sales about l0D
hds at 72c Fair Fully Fair. OF Molases, 100 bbs
were sold 33Ig34c for Good to Prime lots.
FLOUR market rmer and noticed sales of GOO
lhls Superne Tennessee which 800 for export 81
small lot Extra ST S1 and 800 bb also Exrn at about
the same price.
GRAIN. Corn i'll good request, and with only n'ica
supply about Olo Sold including 1880 Mixed at l9c
1900 lots same also 2c; $50 at 5lc; and
few small Yellow E53c 4 bushcl OF Wheat 400
sacks rejected taken 81 bsiel Small lots of Oats
selling for ST. Louis md 45c refused for large
lot Of Bran $50 sold from ut soc & hahe
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing at SIG 4 Dbl, and
$50 s &. small portion Ness sold at that price,
also day or two since l6o unnspected SIS 62
II bill Sides retailing at &c, and Shoulders ut 81
c 80 Fancy Sugar Cured Hams sold at l5c
= b. l20 bbs No. disposed of at Sc, and
$40 Mt about the same price Meats 900 ID, from
White River Arkansas sold c for Hams and Sides
and Shoulders in Bulk &c r b. also Wednesday 81
casks Shoulders and Huns at &C Tor the former and ac d
for the latter.
sALT..A cargo $3.50 Liverpool Coarse in half
blcache sacks and the tom sold at about Soc &
sack.
COFFEE. Sales 900 bags Rio Of which 39T at Ike SO at
llsc $50 and 1876 Skimmugs at l0c q b. Later adj
vices received Baltimore report Coffee advanced to
5a30N5g4lO for round lots comprising much inferior with
only $4,000 bugs and ccarances for New Orleans
LARD OIL. Retailing at 81 20 q gallon.
WHISKY. ReciiGed retailing 35@937l &c =
gallon
CANDLES. Small lots Of Star selling at 90 q b.
FREfGHTS. Three ships taken for Iverpoo sd
for cotton.
EXCHANGES = Demand fair ut orr quotations.
Sterling - .; aai H.
New York sixty day ills ~ 3sQg2< y ct d
Sight checks on New York di
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Shipping yttellige11tt, ...
FRnAY, February %, 1856.
CLEARED YESI,I

Ship Gernahicus FaIes, for rriese,f &EJ Meeker kcc
Bhrk Glen PreHtigy, for Boston, 81 g " Iynson Eco
scir Riola & Bnlah, Sharp, for New York, II I;aas
sclr ChrSsolytc, Ackley, for Erazo8 st Jago,
Sonihmayd Harrison
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SHERIFF.. 1; SALES.
sEeosp JrszlgE,s coga1. JoIIN ell .. JAsLEs


szefs5 s:TSs!s eogH' S1sYfxd 9aaEs
EYE rs n lf bt Of f et fsia a.s e
E m faf e o yin pr as aaa pnS
Ta dSE hi rs 5f AZ u T
sosgn s Fag f FsI
Distfisl q tie e$ Of Kew Orleans y so
as q NSysnbsf aspossd in lie Office of & ciop,
s S$ fs?2ss s$5s Eaf
phine street extending in der be*ecn parallel lnss I9o
's III s 2s ss ssFa ,fs e RI
'a TE hsn on the spot. 4
fen 29ms18N Sheriff
ForHrHa DISTRICT ooURr JOHN sw4sEy C. y STEAM
pI a ,,5t I'M ne
s aedn n @ kob e. s Gg sssns H. Su.
i4 TaE 81 sf Fs H L qSoe A5x7eourEr
gsi rr with all alhsr furniture tackle appssel ~
JOSEPH HUFTY,
te2o mio Ii ~ Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
sor47RlEzE corr DISTRICT JOHN swAsEy CO. ie
Sorvzllz-oHbE4ss: EY; &@4FII4ISE :; sIss
TN yERTy a'nn writ IS dc 1acias moi
No. a af an e eG p9oeaa pe
p 81 de s mil dIs H. oonde de T. a5;e De
' X iBATEAu-AvAPEUE NoNTGoSIE .s-h
nI sa s tEssvs sHss s ns s
Sal sais 'i, daas 'aHare ci-dcssus.
au moment De f I'd
fe2s m1o17 % Sheriff de Ia paroisse d. Orleans.
slszH DISTRICT cogRr RAYMOND roGHEEU FAT At
WI Of ,E Of and e.
. directed y lie honorable the Sigh District Court &
a!:s "S:i Si ;ssi ~ +
Pm H GR Fl rs 14 = s GR6tED situated
r5s as 1 s as .ntf s?sRsse
Cd INC NJ aud plan sketch Of the and oleI
kim esofe H Penn s on the nd m Of a
and measures 81 feet inches aud line front on Felicity street
g. fea 1S !" h sG dsp on s es
arntns from lot No and i eet 10 inches in width il the rear
a n te' IN IN he e so5 6 Feet I
G e ssnaan it fr ON D No. and about t q fee
no g. together building animproye.aents
fS s w sbss
and improvements consist Of twostory brick house, sat
| rooted, containing rooms and gallery.
| TERMs-C.sl on the spot =
fe26 mic lTs25 Sheriff of the Parishof Orleans.
eSSz Rs s
| I'm yEFTU dun writ dc saisie ct yente
u moi adresse par onorne Sxieme Cour de District de
dams aae ei,ies,s i proeederai le sAa
Cite Louis. celes de Chartres Royale Fad
dicaon de-
DEUX TERRAINS situc dams lie Premier District de 80
vile dams Fe borne les DIES Pacaners dm I
Mache dc nnonciation de In Flicite esgnc les EEL
Nos dapres plan croguis DIES dts terrGins ct au
terrans. Gce de vene de Raymond Pochelu
Kline par H. B. Cenas, public
vile, en- date du Is de mai 1851.
terrain MOL fomant anele des de la Fece ct
Transportation mesure 20 p;eds ponces ct lne face
de Ia Feee environ q pieds ct lnss de rofondenr
lignes de proondcur la ige qui lie u terrain No
pieds dc lareIr dams lie fond TT lie terrain No
a peds face la della Feicte peds ct 4lgnes
arger dams lie fond environ 60 pieGs lignes
proondeu la ne Q lie yise du terrain No l. ct envr
81 pied pouces ct ige de profondeu la lgne qu lie
, wise du terrain No. g.
Ensemble oues les basses authorizations qu sont dess
dro privileges, servitudes attaches eli
Les itcs batisse meorations consistent
mason bgucs deux etages, ardoses cont
] nant clInmbres ct lne ealere etc.
! lie sHisi dams l'atfaire ci-dessus.
COND1TlONS-Compan au moment de Fadindication
JOSEPH HuFTY,
fe2i milo II % Sheriff de Ia Parr5ssc d'OrleanS.
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MILES C. FOLFxES, ,AUCTIoNEERs AND COM.
Mississippi
BWill sell Merchandise and Property Of all descriptions
consigned to him. and prompt emtances made for the same
Refers to- ' ri
Mesrs. John Watt Co.. and Cuddy, Brown Co, New Or
as 5ply
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a w. PIDGEON'S DANCING ACADEMY, a5
! 81 Baronne street, between Lafayette Gate Hsva) and Oh
5@fzs> rod
gssfES Pupils taught the WALTZ, QUADRILLE, POLKA,
MINUET and all the latest and most ce!e6rated ncss
OF the day in from SIN T9 Eight iSs9 e, NJ iaa;
also teaches LA tAISE DEUX and tiALoP as tance1
in the most and select salons Of the gay capitals o.
Europe-he music of which, by Julien, Charles ec
NAV be obtained all the Music stores ,,,.
T,e Academy is open on TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SAT-
TRIItYS for Ladies and Gentlemen MONDAYS for Children
and Select Private Glass eaeta
Private Families Schools and Young Ladies ss1naries AZ
tended. -. No., -,
Which means the thorough requirement by the pupil OF an
Parties who have already acquired knowledge Of dancing,
and who perfect themselves in the latest and most
fashionable of the day. also fancy Dances ete =
Invariably in advance9
For further particulars apply at the Academy fez I'm
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FOR RENT,

49, TO ISIGNT.-TIIE TWO.SrORY HOUSE, No. u
1i; d. FADES between nclod and Caliolc Apply
l4!alie premises
tv22 J0IIN WOLFE. No. ~ Dpord street.
lypA FOR RENV.-TIIE THREE STORY BRICK
%: Store No. 10 oydias street Apply Oh the premises
lzlil feii If
sA FOR GNI-unl ih October, lS56 the building
f% lately occupied hy Red Rover Company No t. situated
IlI Norsere street. between Canal and CnS;omiouse
streets. Apply at the City Hall, 10
off AUG, s PHELPS Street Commissioner.
nsA FOR fSENR-i TWO-STnRY FRAME HOUSE
f with rooms, Magazine street between Richard and
LI Orange streets TO good tenant the rent will be low
ApDy 10 Ct. H. DU Moan,
fe4 In Exrhancc Place and CMsiomlIIsn streets
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GROCERIES, etc., AT WHOLESALE .,a..
VI ALE-l0O bbIs, Taylor s Sons, Albany
Do SC do yauar & Co.. Poughkeepsie.
Ho 20 casks Reads, New York. So
CIDER-l50 obls and 100 boxes !" Byrne's So
TEAS-loO cases Canister Imperial. u
Do 80 half chests Black =r.., ...|.. &c..
WHITE BEANS-75 bbls, Boston. IsI...-
DRIED APPLES-50 do do.
GOSHEN BUTTER-lT5 frkns, just received
LARD 0II-10o bbls, various brands
numbers
CHEESE-l00 boxes T. Dairy. we
Do IS cases Pine Apple.
Do 100 boxes Western Reserve
PICKLES-BaIres halves and quarters
SUGAR HHDS-10 in good order
RUTTER kEGS-l0 do do
ROCK CANDY-25 boxes Lang's.
STAR CANDLES-l50 do Riggs \ Co.. "a .,,, .a,n ~
BLUE LICK WATER-50 half bhls and 80 cases. saenS
dozen
In store and for sale by -, a, 49,. an o,5 ava. -
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF 3. AAGLONE.
of New Orleans No. 9IS9
NOTICE is hereby given to the credit tors
IN this all other herein interested to
show causewn days from the notfcaoif they
why the presented by the testancntar
the deceased should not be homoogated and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the court,
4. DREUX.
fe22 2529 Deputy Clerk
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DEuXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA n. ORLEANS.
TTENDU que Nj. M. Cohen presente
N petition efe dfobtcnr les lettres 'ad-
insaton Ia succession de feu Edward NJ Daley decide
intesat-
Avis est par lie present que celia peu
davoir dtduire dix ours les raons pour les
qlellcs serait pas fat droit Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de la
fe22 26 20 4. DREUX, Depu.e Grefier.
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DEU3IEXE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE B. MAG
DE LAsNoUvELLE ORLEANS. LONE-5$No. 9lS9.
A Wis est par lie present tsonne5a1ah cream
n susite personnes
que peut coneerner, d"or deduire daer
de preene publication les raisons pour esqees lie
pesene par les estamenaes du defnnt de la
e succession seait point aPprouv honolo les onds
Par ordre de la
fe22 a6 g A. DREUX. Dep Grefier
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OF NEW ORLEANS. FEI4TMEYER No. 6154.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Creditors
~ aud persons herein Interested
show within days from the present notification, if
they can why the presented by the administrator
this homoogaed approved the
funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order of the court
A. DREUX,
fao1n Den. Clerk
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of New Orleans. No. GgGl.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
IN this and ali oher herein interested, to
within days from the notification if
why the presented by the testament
should homoiogatei
approved and distributed herewith
by order Of tile Court.
fr22 26 % A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
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CVRAUR'S PATENT CORN AND FIGURING
y Mill favoraby known throughout tlc Southern Stass MS
exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of
l. Being firmly set in strong iron frame;
q Using only the best French Burr StoneS,
q Running stone, which being fast the spindle,
can never come contact with its fellow, be injured Ls
running empty;
4. Having dust 10 get loose;
& Having no drives arid TO make it shake;
G. Having spindle in piece from bridgetree to hopper
bearer.
is now offered nj the following prices:
IS inch, single gear, $40
y 40 Double gear SEQ
26 -. H..--s lW 1885,
40 :. -. 1855. 30
The 20 inch mill will grind 40 bushels hour with proper
'te' > - = 20, SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
fel1ad&W3n . No. 81 Natchezstreet, New Orleans.
CECoND-HAND FURNITURE STORE, No.
y % Baronne street. near Canal. .
Secondhand Furniture descriptions bought sold
changed also repaired vanished in the best and
reasonable terms. go.
their furniture would well to call the undersigned
fe9 an j. N. TOURNE.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, NJ. NJ Cohen has peti ~ ned
Of the late Edward N. Daley, deceased, ntestate-
hereby given to jail whom it may CONCERN TO show
cause days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
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OF New ORLEANS No. 800.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
and all other persons herein interested TO
within days from the present notification if
they presented by the
the deceased of this estate should not be homooga
ted and approred distributed in accordance herewith
said tcnnentary discharged from all further
and liability in the premises.
BY order OF the court.
fe25 % ni4 A. DREUX. Dep. CLERK.
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GUNDRIES-
1850 boxes LEMONS:
$500 boxes ORANGES;
500 boxes Layer RAlslNsi
I5J boxes NH
100 half boxes MR.
| 70 20 5 boxes MACCARoNI;
IS boxes PRUNES: .
1M) Gscs Tarragona ALMONDS:
Fer sale by = 'oos Nc. s. Graser stfess
.s4E ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
- 1900 Sicily Lemon Trees.
$500 Creole Orange Trees
2,0G0 Havana Orange Trees.
1000 Mespuls Japonca Trees
1900 Malaga Lemon Trees,
1000 Genoa Ci...un Trees.
GU Maaauarin Orange Trees.
variety Of all kinds Of Tropical Fruits and as
Fig, Bananas, red and yellow fine Guava Plants
ETC., ETC. ..--z rs.
n The will be packed with the utmost care Orders
R. + NICHoLs Importer of all kinds Of Produce
nos en- : T7E from the Msdiessssls....
FTNIIE ARRIVAL. Of DIR. Sf1ERIDAM 8nSl
this city for the froa Nine stephens AoSpf-
storing sight 10 the blind and the deaf 10 their ass
will without the of Instruments aud
sumption the second stse in from p days Per-
troubled will go 70 Dr. S. get restored ssx
never 10 be troubled again. Piles cured nilps
or blind piles piles bad legs any STATE eure
speedily rheumatic pains bansed on the first attendance Dr.
| S, sill restore good hair TO the sald. =
~ diseases cured on te FIRST attendance and without
loss of time to the patient Advice gratis PeFssas thes
country be attended to- stating exactly the ha IN
Rf Sheridan allows his Day Book open to an ggrsas
for his wonderful in this city and ST. Eefs
and the hundreds he has restored sight DE- allows lis
Diploma TO hang in his Office Persons allowed o @
DR.. T. cap be seen al his office from A. " to Up,
OH 6nt NO. rs Ganal streets, corner OF TrefnnA
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH Ds7ner CouRr B corToU e CREDIT
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of the nsolven and to al other persons hessln
hereof why the account filed by The Syndc Of sid inoivet
should approved and ooogaed and the FUNDS distrlb
utci in accordance Herewith.
~ r. D. HUBBARD,
feao ma 8 - Deputy Clerk.
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CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY Feb %.
Arrived to-day of Sheep and lot of Cattle we huye
no change O notice in the market
PRICES:
BEEF CATTLE-Western Eance. .SGS1:
% Rough and Fair. ............---... Gds
j" Ordinary .4ta.
Aakapas, Texas etc ..................-~--Q1--
MICH Cows-Fne Kentucky I5tass-
CALVES AND YEARLlNGs .Sl0asls
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
CIyquEuE CouR DE DIs1RIcTt i. D. C0CTCTLA rs SEs
de In Nile Orleans SCREANCIERS No. 1865.
A Wis est par. le present dome aux cream an.
que neu concerer, d'avoir dee dix jours da-
ter premiere publication din avis les les
auel!es presene lie sy de Ia dte succession
ne pas approve noogue onds entire mains
repartis commencement an dit tabiean..
Par ordre de la cour &c Is ferrier 1856 - --,
r. D. HUBBARD,
fa9n r2S Uenute Grefier.
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DEUxIEME CoUR DE DIsTRICT2 SUCCESSION DE JAMES
NoUvEILE-0RLEAss SAGER. No. 6DGS.
Wis est par lie present Gonne aux cream
In Susdite
que celia peut concerner davor dedure dix jours
aer de la pesene publication les raons leue!es lie
conpe peente par les eXecuteus esaentare u dctnt
sera point appove omooge les fonds mains
parts commencement dit compile.
Par ordre de 10 ..-.-..... ..
fe22 IS % A. DREUX, Dep Grefier
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feel IS %

nEuxExE Coun DE DIsTR1crl SUCCESSION DE HENRY
de In Nile Orleans. FEI.TMEYER. No 6754.
Wis est par Ie present donne AUX cream
IA In ssdte succession ct outes antrcs
que celia d'ayoir deduire sous dix ors d-
In publication, les raisons esquclles lie
ptsent administrator de Ia de succession
point npprouvt homooSue les fond entire mains
repartis conior dit COMPETE
Par ordre de Ia
A. DREUX,
fell Is 20 Dep. GrefHer.
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J. Fl. CARTER & co.

MACISEIeEL. SALMON, GOLDFISH, HER
N RING, Shnd Tongues and Sounds, lobster and Hallbut
Fins
5000 packages landing exsps Tos lbone Middlesex and
Francis, for sale by j. II. GARTER & CO.,
fc20 3tawtf corner Common and Tchoupitoulas
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0OAE.-3O0 TONS LARGE LUMP LEHIGH COAL, SUIT
" able for foundry use for sale Ito aIrivel by
J. Il. ASHBR1DGE CO.,
fe2 10 common street.
NTAILs-25O KEGS ASSORTED SIZES, NOW LAND
is2l i'e s. II KENNEDY & CO, % Poyaras street
WTHIskY.-5O BBLs OLD MoNONGAHELA AND
jal5 JOSEPH Lands & CO., So Tchoupoulas street.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that Within
IN forty days from the date hereof the undersigned will
apply the Second District Court of New Orleans for the
emancipation Of his slave Eugene A. Smith.
JOHN G. COCKS.
New Orleans, February IS ls56.-fe2s St in sod
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UNION BANK5oF LOUISIANA

Eg- Attention! Company Is, National Guard,
You hereby Eagle Hail. Py
ania and Felicity streets, every SATURDAY EVENING at
~ O'Clock for Drl and attend Monthly Meetings. the
FIRST SATURDAY NIGHT Of each month. -
BY order of the Captain ~
jyI01y W. II. RICHARDS, OF.
HJr Charles L. Marshall is II candidate for
Recorder OF the Fourth District Election oath March, 1S
frT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29


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Washington telegraph., 1856-09-10
A CARD.

We have the pleasure of informing the
friends of Education, that Mr.. A. T.
Hawley of the Telegraph, has kindly con-
sented at our request and invitation to
deliver an Address before the pupils of
both Institutions at the Female Seminary,
at half past o'clock, p. NJ, on the
evening of the 18th inst, that being the
first day of the Session of our Schools
We trust that our patrons, those friendly
to the cause of learning the public
at large, will signify their appreciation of
the high interests involved by general
attendance on the occasion.
-rt5s9 L. J. JOYNER,
Principal Of Female Seminary,
b. J. BORDEN,
------ Principal Of INaLe Acodcmy.
Washington. Sep. 3, 1856. .-e,l.
Washington telegraph., 1856-09-10

YANCY ON BUCHANAN.-Old docu-
ments are lions in the path of politicians.
Note this extract from the 1S4S pamphlet
of Hon. VIM. l.. Yancy:
''The North seeing us (the South) en-
tering into the Presidential scramble, took
advantage of it, to snatch away our princi-
piles; for was it snatching away our princi-
piles when we were induced to vote for
such men as Buchanan and Cass ~
Mr.. Yancey, it will be remembered, is
and was one of the straight out States
Rights Democrats, of Alabama. He was
the champion of his party in 1S4S against
the heresey of SCATTER Sovereignty. He it
was who laid on Mr.. Buchanan the origin
of that poinciple so disastrous to the
South.-Memphis Eagle
Washington telegraph., 1856-09-10
Administrators Notice.

ETTERS of administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned on the estate OF
the late John Field, by the clerk of the probate
court OF Hampstead county, Arkansas, in vacation.
on the 2ist day OF August, 1856. notice is hereby
given to all persons holding claims against said
estate to present them within one year from the
date of said administration for allowance. and If
not presented within two years they will be
barred All persons indebted to said estate are
notified that immediate payment must be made,
as the affairs OF the estate require prompt settle
ment-
CHAS. B. mitchell, administrator
of the Estate of John Field, deceased
Washington, Aug. %, 1856. 1858