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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08
Otouille Dailq a5utte RerurG.
A Complete Reply.

The N. York Day Book publishes scatf
ing reply to the enemies Of Mr.. Buchanan.
We extract the following passages relating
to the alleged federalism OF that great statcs-
man:
Now the truth is. Mr.. Buchanan never
was federalist in the true sense of the term.
A federalist was an opposer of the war OF
1872; Mr. Buchanan supported the war by
his own good sword MIR. Buchanan was
elected to Congress the first time in 1920,
and as a supporter of Mr.. Monroes admin
istration; yet rs this administration was
supported by the fedeI alists, the Clintonians.
and democrats, it gives his enemies chance
to say that he was federalist The true
way to determine what he was, is to go 10
the record. Did he support federal or whig
measures Did he favor strict or liberia!
construction of the constitution! by their
fruits ye shall know them. Now. almost
the first speech-and most able one it WAS
which MIR. Buchanan made on the floor OF
Congress was in opposition to a bankrupt
law. In this speech he showed its injustice
to the laboring classes, and its wrong in
granting special privileges to the few.
Upon other questions his record is equ-
ally democra attic. Party lines then we're not
drawn. The old federal party had forsak
en- its principles, and made pretensions to
the EZRA of good feeling as it was called
When, however, Mr.. Monroe drew the lines
in his celebrated message upon internal i'm
provement, and in the enunciation Of the
Monroe doctrine, the goats soon separated
from the sheep The former all at once be-
came national republicans and MIR. Clay.
chagrined and disappointed, joined them
Where was Mr.. Buchanan all through this
Did he 60 off after the strange gods of the
republican party, like so many pretended
democrats of the present day! Not at all
We find him unwavering in the support of
democratic principles from the day he en-
tered on the floor of Congress until the pres
eut, and zoe defy has enemies to proue diff
erentiy."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08
To DIR. H. Hein,mann, Corner ysekson and

To DIR. III. Hetnimann, Corner jackson apd
Montgomery streets, San Nrancisco Dear sir:--It
is with pleasure that we notice the unbounded
cess which has attended you In your practice since
your residence In this State, now seven years
The geOd you have done and the skill you have
cised in the that come under observation
make II our duty TO let 1t be known 10 the world and
more particularly 10 those suffering with disease
Most OF us were well acquainted with you whilst yon
resided at Mormon Island, and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
bhyseians. We have also seen what you have done
for some Of friends now residing at Coloma and
Piacerviile, who after much pesuasion and induce
mems part, consented to go and zee you, wheD
they had almost de- paired Of their lives They did
and returned and living hale and hearty men;
and readrr if this notice should reach your eye and
you afflicted take our advice and go TO Or HEN
MANN, and you will never regret II.
Dear Doctor. receive with our mot hearty wiihea
for your future welfare the assurance that we believe
yOn to be one Of most talented and experienced
physicians in the Slate.
FRkpERIcK HARYaAEF,
(prop'r Miners Hotel)
JACOB WIEKLEAAss. SCreenwood Valley
tpr Greenwood Brewery,
john GEORGE,
AUGUST HAHsE,
JosEPH WILIMANE, tco,or.
CHARLES GIss.
BEL; :.s; cfss TssPi: r:ssrss' e ,Ss p.s.r'
Al. WAtKra, Fl Dorado Slide.
- O. ZHeIcEEs tsrm of y. PopPe & Co.. oroville.
JOSEPH GLAvEL, Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELLI, Spanish Dry DgTings.
T RgssIsGER, (prop'r Of bhdge,) Condemned Bar.
G. WoLLgR, SACRAMENTO,
X. FtsNsaER, do
g. REsAUD, do
Carr HIND, Michigan Bluffs,
CAPT r. 3. MpnFoRD. Mormon Island.
HENRy TRuEL, (Republican House,D jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited By DR. Peiaa-
mann. ang.7.m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08
MINERS' SUPPLIES!
New Grocery and
PROVISION TOR Z.
JOHN d. HEATING,

WAS OPENED an extensive and well selected
III Stock of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Miners Supplies. as his New store ON Mongom-
erv Street, near Garrotts Saw Mill, to which he in
yit,s the attention Of community. lie will be in
constant receipt OF additions to his stock OF Goods OF
the latest imoralions. His facilities tor purchasing
being exceed by any trader In the country he Is
conadent that his Goods aud Prices will render the
utmost Satisfaction To thnse Who favor him with the
patronage. The public will please call aud examine
Tor sAem elves. Oroville, July II, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08
HOTEL ARRIAvLS.
Huntoon's Exchange, Aug. 6tl

Huhtoon's Exchanges, Aug. 9th.
WIN o'Neil, sau Joaquin, Mr. TIinds Cherokee, r
McGiveney doGeo Hall Marysvlle, David ouadlin
do, Chas e Pe Ag't ROws's Pioneer Circus, John
Conrcy circus X NJ Huntoon Sacramento, Geo Con
Conover Shasta Jas Patterson do, 4 M Woods Colum-
bia, Sizer Oorth Fork, W l. Torr, Nevada, G Reep
Pence'., Lovett p Connor San Francisco r b ScoHeIt
w HobBs, John Wilson, Geo A Emery Marysville,
J kiram do.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08
NOTICE!

EBERSONs WHO HAVE SUBSCRIBED towards
II prospecting the Dividing Ridge between Chero
kee anu Dry Creek, are requested to meet at the
Americau Theatre, In Oroville, Saturday, Augus,
Gh at o'clock p. d.. for the purpose OF organizing
the Company and tee transaction OF other impor,an:
business. W. G. T0TMAN,
JAMSE SARGEANT.
Oroville, August 4, 1856. aug4td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,

Where they solicit visits from the Buchanan Clubs,
Fillmore Clubs Fremont Clubs, and other gentlemen,
with or without Clubs and from members OF Vigilance
Committees and Law aud Order Parties, from Sons
of Temperance and Moderate Imbbers OF Raspberry
Oobblers and from that innumerable fraternity VI the
Pick, Spade, Rocker, Long Tom and slnice, who,
after day OF toll and labor would enjoy an hour Of
agreeable relaxation and social conversation.
THE DEACON assures his friends, that they will
reet with most cordial reception at the sUBTER.
RANEAN SALOON, whore the fluids dispensed will
be fonnd fully equal quality to those for which the
DEACON is, in part indebted for his envlabie repu
tation. -
Oroville, Juiy28, 1856. jy1oM
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08

WH IGHEST PRICE paid for County Scrip, Of he
III store Of JosRPn GLucKAuF, Diduen. Al
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

IN MAKING AN EXCAVATION SOME TIME
ii since, beneath the EMPIRE HOTEL, in this town,
IL was discovered by the acute and observing mind Of
DEACON SHELDON, that the atmosphere Of that
locality possessed no, only healtbfui but remark
ably soothing property, which seemed 10 quiet and
subdue the vitcnt PASSIONS and to invest every
man Who frequen,td the spot, with wonderful de-
gree Of sef~complacency, and harmonioua and
friendly disposition towards the WHOLE. WORLD
and the conflicting elements Of which 1t is composed
He therefore resolved, with 0enevolence peculiarly
his own, take possession Of the excavation for the
purpose Of establishing an Institution, where people
Of ALL PARTIES aud opinons could safely and
harmoniousy c0ngregate for the free discussion OF
the exciting topics Of the day. fearless Of the slightest
risk of any unpleasant collision.
With this view, the DEACON. In connection with
MIR. CRAiGE has transformed this location into an
ELEGANT ROOM, which they have designated by
the name Of the
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08
JOHN PARRY,
MANUFACTURER OF BRfCK
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.

II WOULD ANN0UNCE TO lhe citizens of Oroville
II aud vicinity, THAI Elm prepared undertake. Joos
ia the above line, TO any extent As am manufac-
turing BIick extensively and an practical Mason,
Iuss am able ~ reRdsr salsiactivn ssregards terms
aud dispatch jylA-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-08

MOTTO E-Employm can be had for nun
IN Der of expert workmen on wire, during the
present summer in erecting wire Bridge ut Bidwell
In this county. Enquire al this Office, or OF
nJAME5 A MUIR cay, Marysvilc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-09
ARRIVALS 1T THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS EGTERDAY.

ST. CHARLEa.. -. Asgruder, La George Hilliard, 7
MOBILIZE Chas McLsreu. Columbus, Miss; Galbu Kinds,
Miss Atkinson, Va Vim Converse, Jr, Vim
Thomas, N O.; Geo Miller, Allentown; Raglan Thib
adeaux; Cristobal MADAM Havana; DR. W Butler,
Natchtoches; G B Chinn Col r Fl Halle and son, West
burn, coat; James Brown, Oxford Miss; Coleman,
Ouachita NJ ELAN, W Crenshaw, james Brown, W A
Read, Baton Rouge; Watson, La jas siddon, lady,
three children and two servts, Richmond, Va; John
Mills, East Feiiciana; Ross New York; Ballard,
New York. Wv.
ST. LOUIS. wv W Bruntley. Mrs Mitchell child and
aervt. Selma, Ala; Blodget Britton La; Merrick,
Mrs Wedderburn, N Q; j. Warren, osyka; W r White
man. NY. &0'f
ARCADE :. j Irwin, G; James A1good Ala: R
Walker, P Martin, La H A Thompson, city; II Wal
lace, Walter Simms Bailey y Chany, W E Hennng, La;
W Sandel Moore, Sande, East Eeiciana; VIM
Semleck and two svts, Bonner As; Forth Biscoe
johnson, city; 8 NJ Hudson, La; Stokes Walker.
Hansey, Clinton; W Henderson, Atkins, La
CITY B Campbell, La; R seebre, franklin; D
G. Consol, Avegne, New Orleans; W Griffith
Evans, North Carolina; James Ross, Mobile; Brown
ing, Alabama; Ramsey, Alabama; " Young, lady,
child aud nurse, Jefferson DR. w Bedwell, Quitmani
Miss Evans, Mobile Arlen, Centreville Mrs W
Orleans; Ben Greenfield Je fferson; ] II Crbott,
Natchez; R X Howell, Attakapas; Robt Henderson
James Willis, Baton Rouge; VIM sillimnn, East Fell
caua; David Pipes Sen L Sturges, II Gibbons, East
Felieana Il 81 Bell Fort Adams; Thomas Moore, AS
sumption; " Chenay, Louisansi R Christian, Ibe
vile; Robinson, Lafourche; w LaWess, lady and
sarvant, " Lawless louisiana Brunnell, Kentucky
Weems IbeviIle; James Anderson Jacob HAHN, Lib
erty; Wingfed, Semms L Swan, Miss.
tsR Fl Williams, Darlington; Eubanks Taugipaha;
& W Ncols Parish Point Coupee.
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CITE III T. wi 8,

CopREcTToN.-We were misinformed as to the
lad Charles Anderson, who killed James cotter on Sun
day evening being apprentice OF Alderman Longs In
ia cnonerinp business. He apprentice to Mr..
Treforf olasses cooper Old Leyee street We make
the correction because Mr. Long has an named
Andrew Anderson, good and welbehaved young man,
who wouldn't knife into anybody, for the world IL
he could help and who has relationship acqusint
ance with hfg red:handed nameaake. Both the lads be-
ing coopers, led very easily to the mistake.
DEDICATION Asylum for Hebrew Wild
ows Orphans at the of Jackson and Chippewa
streets, Fourth District dedicated yesterday with
appropriate and imposing ceremonies large assemblage
Of the Israeteh brotherhood and citizens generally be-
ing present. The institution 10 welcome and noble ad-
dtion to the band Of charities that adon and humsnize
our city. fa
THE GLORIOUS EIGHTH.-We have but o slim
local report to offer this mornng-yesterday read
generally supposed to know having been ami
versary of the nation in general and of New Orleans in
particular We append all that transpired ofany note:
AT nine O'Clock in the forenoon the second story Of
Haggery Lattngs store at the corner Of Poydras and
Commerce streets, was damaged considerably by fire.
The proximity Of quantity of baggng to heated
stove-pipe Is said to have been the cause. ~.
Recorder Bright sent John McOebe and wife before the
First District Court to be tried for violent assault and
battery upon policeman Bailey Barney cCabe accused
Of aiding in the business detained for further hear
ing John Moore arraigned charge Of stealing
bacon shoulder from the store Of VOORHEES, Grggs &c Co
Lyman A. Cole charge Of stealing lot of clothing
from of the city hotes Marie Reese Catherine Crs
die and Catherine Folick of dealing out dirty
water and direr language to respectable people passing
their den Dryades street, Bridget Dunn Elizabeth
Burnett and Washington accused oftakpg in doing
for an Attakapas greenhorn named Hager, in den
Perdido street, and all laid the shelf for future
examination. 3tz.s
Recorder Ramos had nothing noteworthy before him
Reeordet seuzeneau took LOOK at J. B. Smiths two
slaves Dick and Arthur who found concealed amid
the cargo the ship Gottenburg with view Of visiting
foreign parts John Moran and Mrs Dout, accused Of
having had something to do with the stabbing of John
Connolly Sunday night Denis Lnehaus, accused Of
breach Of trust toward Mrs Wilcox; and fixed them Of
for future examination.
Recorder jackson had Hannah Hogerton, Auguste Ho
gerton Christian Hogerton and Sophia Terce to lool
after They all accused of breaking open John
ing therefrom quadrant and valuable papers
clothing. They were remanded for examination here
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

Fanny hhas
is Bogar Foley hhd surar Fsiowea
aco-2o do Bsl!ocq co2o Brand sndys bales moss RI
nard &co-Total ls5 hhds sugar 9ol bbls molasseR.
MEMFS-S.eauer $50 bales cotton " A Johnson
Pess-7ss John Wat Aeo56 FrsIen &eo-5s
ksy 3ss s'a ST' Ess ae aaats
Pzsisrd &eo1 Cooper &eo7 s0 coave.
] m % sra D pas.a
&eo.ls7 do wheat John Watt Nelson so
kus ao3 Rayburn co-oo do swine Green
dc Fow i ps" DO
Neoa-Tot4l s.57 b.ss Cotton 'ASA' qusf dudley
wATERLoo,s;eamer capio-s bales Labatut-5
1aess5 aaydsss bb' molas,es Plauche 6hds sugar
Ks &eoN4a Hore eo ,enar OS eSs m0Hn
q do Buchannon Carroll dcos Levy-q4 urouhart@Io
Do 20 id sS sG 1o
Total % bales cotton so hhds 500 bla h
aSew I bales cotton
s1 Geo. MSS's vansnlns Wright Pavsnpor
Payne Harrison sugar Is bSa moas h do Bur-
bridge &coss bids Payne
ob Hail. Rod pps pUnsns saa Do
Faon Stevenson as bb
molassss. go
BAYOU sARAsteamer Hi-5 bales cotton oasy Eaw
kns35 do Ward Saunders & Hnnt-s do Brogier-
do Felowes &so45 bs Lande-Sl do 20 hhds sugar
Dunb9r-a bbls monesJ Pauehe Sco-ls Burbdge l.
tb nolasses handeyIle ehenny-6 Belioca co-s do
hlenbeger s-l bbs molassos Cher
be-Total IS bAe cotton 1879 hhds Ill bhls
Flatboats.
IDIANA-McCoy Wburns Fords and Hayne's boass- 900
hqahe ear corn 10000 lbs pork 800 kga whsa,
Per New Orleans and Jacl road.
20 bales cotton Anderson Metca-B ritchard &co-e
Payne Harrsen-4 NJ arr-5sl0 Sandod-I car
load do-sundres TO order-Total So bRleB cottobss
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. Sugar was lower, and 1000
hhds were sold at 6a671c for Fair to Fully Fair .of
Moasses 1900 bbls disposed Of at 35c mostly
% gallon for Choice lots
FLOUR. The market was very quiet, and the sales
were confined to about 500 bbs at $50 So 12 Dbl for
superhne. ..... .,5
GRAIN. Corn in moderate request with sales Of
AGO sacks Prime White and Yellow &c. and 300
Mixed at 600 also Monday $500 sacks White and Vel
low at 62o y bushel Of Oats 400 sacks st. Louis were
sold in two or three lots at 55c % bushe OF Bran 100
sacks taken at Csc, and Monday $50 at Csc ~
100 fb.
PR0VIs10NS... Pork still dropping, and we no.
sales of $40 bbs Unexpected Mess In three lots
S14 so, and $50, also in ots at S15 q bbl. was
retailing at 98@loc for Shoulders and lie D Il for Sides
Of Lard 12o terces No. sold at 9o 500 Prime in
four lots, at TO- and 200 bbls at 1o15c q Ii.
HAY...275 bales Western were disposed Of In three
lots, at $40 SO P ton.
COFFEE. Market very dull, and sales confined to
$50 bags Rio, of which $50 at II 611 and 100 Prime
at 12c p fb.
LIME....A cargo Of $500 casks Rocklaud were taken
by dealer at 81 221z o cask. Retailing at 81 49,
WHISKY. Rectfsd was selling in small lots at 35,
$3.50 p gallon.
FREIGHTS. We heard of no new engagement Corn
was shipping to Liverpool in British vessels at 13d
E1CHANGEs... Very little was done yesterday, the
banks being closed account OF the holiday We quote
n.esnne .106A @107 Il
New York Sixty-dsy Bills. 2k1s q at ii,
elens cneoke on New York Wax dir
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Mp
EgY VIRTUE Of writ of alias feri facias,
@ y hs hs District New
ssss Vii .Issp psss
sss MONDAYS February H. ie5s Il Il
ausse suburb Franklin
b Fir
Office 81 then Notary so his said lot
vhjsh Iot 3 dads9t
81 designated BY the No the comprised within
oss s o T s.sssr
frons on Ge1 eA Ss s
s ss hss ost On puss 5n
,hon az. dated 18th May 1856 before Anedee
;ssss se's
sat
srsvnby Pile sh u! June ls9s hid by "a
s Notary as:] in ssfs
81
he APRIL Dasas Notary Public
of 49, Sbn Mu Gd Aa
j. ns sS
the lar Ps dsaTn ps the ss
lie aa
RT aS, dated I'd March, is8 before Amedse Dreas
The above deerSsd are well filed mp and fsueediu
Terms cash on the spot. -
janslsqsfes Sheriff Of ths Parish Of oasaus
FIFTH Dlsrs,er cogar LITTLE MpDLEM5ss Mira Ell
'R5 h' a'
10y VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
e. 'es a D Ss9 h T."
ire hsf6sR5 s'
TWO CERTAIN LOTS GROUND numbered one and two an
SQUARE in the Fsuh Distsis. q new osaDa comprised
of WashHgon and MAgane arrests and fronts thirty feet
tass 5 depth and
lines M N saS @ ss ds nd s.
~s 1s r Ase sssg III G
faSe
iss al S bs thereon consist
I'd s
below above Tonenent, ali with
Rsss IL s ssf Of Rs 9s
one TO ssih Tenement Ter yard paved with bricks etc
ps h iii sss
sse rate loo rom May, 1855, till the
hs IL sssh
as1 @ s @ POM Date III HHsi
notes being secured by mortgage ca the bs9s
janslsasns Sheriff q he ? r1GI Of onns
kD
3RsY VIRTUE of o writ of seizure and sale
to directed BY the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of
s sassd ID % st.
between chaTsreH and Royal Streets TUESDAY, an,9sh 1885,
.TWo cEETAlN LOTS OF GROUND situate ,hs sasg.s
ssnaed bsn by Charles F: zaps
Surveyor the 10th February 1884, deposited plan No. II
book Of plans Of Felix Grmn late Notary in this city,
asa sBBsE
and the right by the dividing line which
Jos feet nehe Lot No. adons No. l. and measures
S1s
ground with all the thereon the
the Of said Lots commencing the distance
from the line of Commerce by depthof feet between
Together with tine buildings and improvements thereon rights
ways and appurnanoss heIeuno buongng which buildings and
used mill together with the engine boiler and s
the machinery erected therein.
Seized in tho above suit.
Termu cash on the spot.
Vaudeville MARIGNY,
DDS janalsss Sheriff of the Parish Of orleans.
Frr4 p1srRIcr CoURr cHRIsToyAL ToLEDANo va. sAM'L
KpY VIRTUE Of O writ of seizure and sale to
oeaus the entitled cause, will proceed sell public
auction in the Rotunda Of the City Exchange. Lou
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in The fau- N
which comprised Within Garier Pedidc sse Ste
be 1874 and deposited in the ocs David Notary
in ta es Said LOIS N IS and 49, ndion each ether and
~ nchea And LOIS Nos IS and also adion each other
each 80 feet front St aeet depth of is
Together with all the buildings hersou
the rights waya and appurnaneS thereto belonging or w
The buildings and improvements lot story
Frame Kitchen slate rooed containing five On lot No. Is
gallery in 'front.' and side 9atory Frame Kitchen slate rooted
aiming rooms garden in 'front.' elasern Lot No. 49, vacant
On lot %. one arbouF AID one garden.
'o'' IL mAR1GNY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-09

aTEyHE HALLIDAY WIND-MILL.-Many of
Il scientific able experienced Mechanics and Eng
United Sasea examined this Machine and
the beautiful and useful inventions modern
date.
simple Device the gale everry
the sails ronnd the angle at which they
gentle breeze present les and the wind
till when the raging it, height little t.
gradually their original of this kind for
the position OF the sails what Mechanics long
sought for in vain. =.
speed the Wind Wheel ia increased by powerful
Of wind for fully under the control Of regulator as
Water Wheel Steam Engine. II this Mill be well 1t
viii require attention VII for weeks together
Rly motive we'll known be the Of self
either hopeless revove with
gearing attached bdeo, bad weather. requiring the
anxiety attendant This diff entity
entirely only objection ha possibly urged
inconsistency the wind Th by the fact that
outlay the Wind Engine to
with TIE Mill ready
any by the wind from point OF the
It will ill tanks ponds hss DO used during
intervals Of the wiud's bowng she aze Of the MILL
pumps proportion the quantities of water
having abundance through the
Railroad stations Sugar and Cotton Pantatious such
unquad both for pumping water and grinding
email nsd MILL with moderate wird
will gallons of and grind five bushels Of
hour, For further information r orders, address
S.. H, GILMAN, 81 Natehez street, New Orleans
o2s Sole Agent for tho South States.
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vaudeville MARtGkY,
DDS janals9s Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
sAzERAC BRANDIES.

sAzERAC BRANDIEs.
NK7E ARE SOLE AGENTS in this city for
Wv this CELEBRATED BRAND and keep supply
hand Of various qualities and grades 1885, 49, 1906
1909, 1875, lTss, New York terms and prices, py
NJ, E. LEVERICH CO.. Leyee
GIDER, CIDER-The undersigned, having
" procured paea portable premium Press now pre-
to supply his with Cider light MILL
at his old Fruit Stand No. IS st. Charles Rreet.
dis I'm &c CLOUD.
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ALGIERs SUGAR MART.

ALGlEhS SUGAR MAXI.
FHNHE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to
N receive for as rsahpment in fire proof
tarpsulin olGsse having capacity for
hogheads.
Planters merchants the line OF the opelousas Railroad
have their products from the either warehouses
the PLATFORM ind delivered ships and steamboats, free all
charges, except The amount of storage per tariff.
TARIFF.
SUGAR-Per hogsheAd IS from TO Is
month and IS cents each succeeding month.
MOLASSBSPsr BARREL cents, from days, per
month; and s cents each succeeding month.
No insurance required placed the platform with
paGn il in the depot ehouse e effected the loves,
rates.
References by Special CONSENT
Juan de Egana, J.. ?. Whitney,
Darby d Tremouet, P. Maspero,
George Urquhart, Lobit & Charpenier,
J. D. Dentgse. W. d D. Urquhart,
Clark Il Mosby, Canmact, Saures West
Braud Il Landry. y kannett Co.,
Price, Converse d Co., Fellows Co.,
Hewitt Morton d Co., W. Hewes,
r. Geddes, Augustin & Thbaut
j. w. Stanton Co., Charles DeBlanc,
Martin, Owen Il Cobb, John o. Woodruff Co.,
- ID Kelly Il CO., S. o. Nelson h Co.
NBSugar molasse sold at shs Algiers will be
delivered at the city, If required charged from ops
lousas Rairosd Dspot.
kay Address
BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
Algers.
or THOMAS ]. CASEY,
dS! I'm No. 81 Camp street.
GTARCH-8OO boxes Pearl, for sale BY
~ d2i JOSEPH lands & CO., SO TchoupHouaa street.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry January s, 1856
The supply OF Hogs is ample but Fine Beeyes are
scarce.
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- NOTICE 0F ELECTION
TO FILL VACANCY occAsI0NED By RESIGNATION.

10y VIRTUE Of 8 Writ Of Election to me
directed ExeeleucyP. ebe the
Of Louisiana dat 9Th psesnber election viii be hs On
the fourth Representative District Of tue Parish
Cr!enes Eggsa,
qualified mid Fesh Rep District which
middle Of Csna the middle Of st. Lou
street. 5iaappi back Lake
notified and has the polls will b opened from O'clock A.
NJ esahhsd ard under
super endsneo Of appointed
designated proceedings be conducted
made according 20 Law. 55555
Sheriff u Office Parish Of Orleans. Lac 81 1885
VAUDEVILLE hlERiGEY Sheriff.