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Bullion in :he Bank Of France.

Thus while the of silver held by the Bank Of France
has fallen since December 81 1851 by nearly only
value Of 81 oOOoOo has been coined the Mint It would
therefore be very moderate estimate say that during the last
four years the quantity Of silver displaced by gold from France
been less than ESQ half of wa
estimated So far then the relative price of the
metals is concerned this operation has had wood effect
the first place. it has been the Of absorbing large
portion of the gold producedn the place has thrown
upon the markets of the world large supply of silver; and
these consequences acting together have this time pre-
vented variation in the price of the metals
might have been expected from the increase in the
production of gold in relation silver
Simultaneous with those operations in France great demand
has existed in India and China for silver which certain
ten, has FASTENED the displacement Of that metal in the former
country For the three preceding 1855 the monthly ship
Of silver from England uone the East varied from
s00G00 s100 but during the last months of 1855
they than doubled and in the single year just
cuded according to Mr. LOWS annual statement less sum
than Go 1889 in silver exported in the Pennsuar and
Oriental Companys vessels alone from England and 81 52 2i
from ports in the Mediterranean, making together E 4 29 to
the Fast The statement shows in the last five years the
silver exported from England TO those countries amounted
f1S5a $685. and in the last three from the ports in the
Mediterranean to e3s2S66 making together f22 IL Sill.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ruby 400 bales cotton Oakley 4
efnnswey Frssdanasr 5 &so Mics Az
20 Carroll, Prtctatd &col to order Total, 5I3 bales
cotton. @ AZ
MEMPHTs-stean,er H barkn25 bales cotton to order
Kelly e nda b sags n Be1f 9 Nslssn Co.
bss eer fsi sSssa
A:si tss
deo2 Martini Owen &eo2t ear5y piersels DE- 20 ags
III REfaey G sa firth Biay ss ose
aefage Ss gf1man Es S,sGsS b,
Sssa sos If I 9s es gsa r A
s? basgas s.shs porK sagsr f pad
ss a2Psib e ssH's s aiS IF SB
DO ehhds sugar Beloeq &ce21 Dc l22 bls oIasses
j ksy sS 55 Is
saas " bs y d
zen seyensen &eo-1 bale and So hides bale wool gancn
a 55 i' e d " bales cotton 81 bids
dIIS bales COTTON
Stewart &fe1Ss EidEsl, Robinson Tegrll2 o. bales
mas FS9ns H 5y as a. es ned
ALABAMA RIvER-steamer Alabama-592 bales cotton
weee r y &s aes ena
RAILROADS. #4a5
RAiLRoAD-I3 hhds sugar oo bis mossses sabntier e
% shss g d. Ss ses
IL hhds 80 bbs moasses J 3 Belloeq &co3s do
jackson &co-0 hhds sugar T L McGee--i5 do Barba-
sundes to orderTotal 147 hhds 29 bbs moasses
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT; NORTHERN
RAILROADS. bales cotton Payne Hartison--l7 do
Ewbanks-A Oakley Hawkins-6 Ward, Sanders hco-5 4
Baddecke &co-l0 Frierson, Conway &cy-1 lumber G
Purvis-5040 feet do S WORKS. head cattle 3 calves
yearlingS to owner. 4&F
FLATBOATS.
oH1o-wlliams boat-laO tons shorts and brand Pool
Geo 7TA&n 35 gs@ "
INDIANA-per Wheeer's boat-I5J0 SKIS TO Anderson
& Metcalf. a,s 5E
INDIANA & OHIO-per Thornley, L Posey's boat-29G
bbls potatoes $50 do apples, owners on board.
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Weu 0rlsalls attoufg slaBlarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
TburgdHy Evening Feb. T. 1896

faT CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street. I Z
Thursday Evening, Feb 4, 1856.
The streets thronged today with people from almost
every section of this great Republic Business was active
among the etaers Canal really lively Though the
sky overcast rain fell and nothing occurred TO mar the
general good feeling in finance commerce. and the ordinary
tine Of business
The money market maintains the usual character which has
marked negotiations during the week There is not sufficient
satisfactory paper In tho hands of brokers to absorb the
poyed money Rates without change The offerings to-day
in bank were light though they cone their discounts paper
maturing within 30 days. .ls., AL 8y.--5-,s.
The Exchange market ia pretty stiff, though the banks
selling checks New York at dis. and small 81
Outside Is less offering gerry little be had n Dis
and good sixty days short sight scarce and rates have
vanced Il since the Of the week There
sales of 5000 in two parcels Of fifteen days sight ~ dis
Foreign has advanced and the market has decided upward
tendency About $4,000 taken to-day at 1917 for invest
ment and sl209o t7]s Good francs have 80
to a private telegraph dispatch received from New
York to-day quotes Sterling at Ios to lo9 We quote this
evening: ,5sI e s=. M.
y 81: IsasS s!;si li
Sixty days on Paris direct good bills 5sszl@5zM
Sy nv Sl ds
5s;ss + \ s;sE
e. Comparative rate Of Exchange for nreeysars.
Feb. 7, 1855. Feb. 1854. Feb.7, 1853
##saasa, g. g. la S': g'S 49, s ss
STs; e. ssys s i; s ii. Ok II. 4:
There sale fifty shares bank Canal Bank stock to-day
also twenty-five shares Of Mechanics and Traders Bank The
general market is firm for all kinds The schooner Nina sch
FEM from BRACES ST. Jago brings $4,000 in coin and bullion
A few sales made at l0414.
The gratifying intelligence Of rise in that heretofore great
terry of the Mississippi the Red River received to-day We
shall be placed in possession Of tangible information regard
Ing quantity Of the banks Of that river. There
large number Of boats employed in the navigation Of the
and 1t presumed time will be lost in fastening the cotton
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Steamer New Latona-s bales cotton l6 hhds
eb5s E mons:e i h RGse eoo bbls mosSses HeT
" va EEsPnasa Shiias Rsss9s
hha Sugar Hill Kodd mas sugar mqsse
iste es cotton Carroll Psitehar S sa,a
es eeo SO Hs 100 sEs SCI
bbs molasess.
BAYOU 5r 7E,; bales cotton Oakley
5sf; Carl cs5sl PEjs @s Eos DaTis Jenkins
Tn n9s. Esf Pss9ys DO B Dc A9Epf
E Ese d. sd 91ae kGst sse
l0hhds s9ga j @ do Rene Brand No.
sGe PsSss Seo BSS5T%Es Ss SCI hs5f
s M DO y IF syn moss a A
hhds Oakley hhds 45 bb molasses
to 81 e EssS aaf
49, hf bbs molesses.
RaG aD d n s R e o P
fTd Ne9d Ssn do Pns tea sr
b &ce i'G Anderson Nstesf Curry
Kill on HTf
%eo W.T. M %afsE
gees Kelly SEQ Bse RielsspS Head Mass, Seo-5
Ward HINT IT, ''~',-N0 wv ~'0 :
&Iarsorl2g Do Wilson pomroy kso-l26 cnady Moon Seo
Robson Alien, Garter &eq-l5 FARLEY Jury SeoIls
ass ssss 2ffs s9 seo
ao sss ef5sS HsSs?
G Andersen bids s A. e
Polnroy &eo6 bales hides 10 order-Tota sf bales
GRANADA--steamer Fultona bales cotton Carroll Eco
2os MeRae Al1;dEs ksos9 c a
q RoSson As Ae5SipG Frsr
f feEe kso See sG5? Nelson
Miles, Adams &col6 GuddS Brown &eo12 Bnekner Stanton
Total 1858 bales cotton. &c.. d.
THBonEUsteaer Garrers7 h,ds 100 s. hfbbs sugar !,
s Sges 6Is nola s;s pGvs
THO hd i sHrar iGssi mossss BIS wills Rwns5
Trosear aydellToal 1853 hhds sugar Ill bbs moas'
ses 81 hf bbls moasses--srndries TO order
POINT LA HACHE-sO hhds sugar 50 bbls moasses Caz,
enea$ 4ds 60 bs Pnebsrd soIo Do Pug s &q co.
40 nds r. ocS Jas RgHs5 hsas l r ahs
hhds conne-l9s f oiye bb rs hds os
bbls 80 hf bbls moasses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bella Donna-lo2 bales cotton
Wright P Gad9 R5own ai4o F se
8 5 Ku ssSsf B hSTs poaEsy Mcdowell
MI SsS5sr 4s" %s aeof Tf'iH
&e Ceyea B5G %so p9H ssrsoson Gee
Ss Voice. S Ga@p $sH1
$sl Fs? HaEiiS se
tGP hSds y 5
DeuneIl-T hhds Dnglas Dnrne &co-20 hhds GO bbls
| Payne Harr3son-73 bbs Jackson &col6 bbs W Bur
bridge &co-l5 hhds Menburger &co-32 Iallande-ll
McCaI26 Bonligny Ganueheia-5o hhds G9rden J, J.
Oakley l. Hawkns-4 hhds Dbl aow l6 bags cotton seed tt
order-Toa 7 bales cotton 1872 hhds sugar. III bbls moas
| SEES.
MOBTIE-steaer California-169 bales cotton Saretan
West & Iuer-5 do W A Johnston &co-55 to order bb
Crauburys Ieaman Pgck AGO. do pkgs mdze Ged
de-2 do samples hdls samples Jas Connolly &c02 chest
| and bxs mdze F Elis-l pkg mdze Adams Express
bx do piano Buchannon Carroll &co-sundries TO Har
rison &eo--J " East and order-Toal "a bales cotton
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

PURSUANT to Writ of Election, bearing
date the 18th Of January 1856 to directed by his Excel
ency P O. Heber Governor Of the State Of Louisiana the
qualified Of the Third District Ct the
held MONDAY the 18th February next 1856 for Constable
of heSecond JUSTICES Court fill the vacancy accustomed
the death of john AgasFe Constable of said Second
Justices Court The limits of said Third Representative Dis
ct extend from the lower line of Julia the upper line
of Canal street. and from the river back the
The polls will be opened from O'Clock A. NJ til, o'clock
NJ the precincts to be established and under the upernen
Of the Commissioners and Clerks be appointed by th
authorities designated by law The proceedings be conduct
ed, and the returns made to according to law.
Sheriff Office Parish Of Orleans, New Orleans, January
! 1856. "'T''1
jag JOSEPH HUFTY, Sheriff.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. Sugar was steady, with sules
of 400 hhds sc for Fair Fully Fair OF Molasses,
about 1000 bhls were sold at 33Ql341sc p gallon "
FLOUR. Tie market dull and noticed sales of only
500 900 bbs including 600 Illinois and ST Louis in lots
at 50 50@sl0 q Dbl.
GRAIN Corn in fair request with sales OF 600 sacks
of which 800 mixed in bags Gle, 1000 lots at 65c,
1900 Yellow at ESQ., and lot roc = bushel OF Oats 1000
sacks St Louis sold from at Acc Bran selling
in small parcels Soc but large lot offered at I5c d lO0
ID OF Rye, 50 sacks taken at 81 10 D bushel
PROVISIONS. Pork dull apdaretaling SIG SOC
SIG Is = Dbl for Mess Small lots of Baconer selling
esc for Ribbed Sides, and lo1sc 4 b for Clear Lard
higher and noticed sales of go bbls and erces Prime
lie i; ID
RICE. Active 500 tierces disposed Of mostly
COFFEE There very active demand with sales Of
1ooo bags Ro Of which 500 at 02c 1872 H. los 1lac
500 1880, 80 lac, 200 Prime and 100 ship dam
aged ut a1ac q ID. Nearly all taken for the West
CANDLES. We noticed a sale of 225 Star, the
levee, at 251sc Tb.
GUNNY BAGS. An offer of161sc refused for 100 bales
heavy lot 200 bales Extra heavy said to have brought
fraction that rate.
HAY. Still advancing with sales of 1000 bales of which
binary York, store equal s2s u tom inspected
FREIGIITS ship laid in for 1Iayre, taking 1000
bales cotton at 11sc, without consignment.
EXCHANGES. Demand fair We quote:
Sterling .10634@107 4
Francs. 15 IS d dollar
New York Sixy-day Bills. i dis
Sight Checks on New York .A@1 dis
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CONsIGNEEs.

NEW YORK-Ship Realnl-W A Violet ttco--A Whiting
&co-Wood & Law-Voorhes, Griggs &co-AJ Wright eco
Adams kco-J Burnside scoCF Eurkett-J Burbdge Acc
-Bagler &co-J A Baynce-.Br9dy, German Goo Bud
&co--T Blanchard tco-Bebee &co-W Crane ScenCnray
l. parson-Denrer-J NJ Denman &co-Dudley & Wilson
darcy tEco-Flin e Gancs-Fros &co-F Folger &co-G
\ Fosdick &co-A Grief &co-s GaucheaCnrran Neald
Horrell GAYLE &co-Converse &co-Cox, Gis Il Baye-E
DALEY &coE Hart seo1Heath & Ml!er-Henderson &co-s
IF Kenuett l&bo-A Laorest-Lanesch Bros &co-R
Iaughlin--P A Lauauze-J II Marks &co-M Miller-D L
Shea1er-Miles G. Adans-D II Marks-W W McCracken-B
Natre coogleshy sonL Prce-Gonverse 6e9oN
Bros-J 4 ShannTn-C N shanlon-E steyens-G W Szer-
Geo Sniedes 6co-Sckles &co-C Stewart &co-R Shas
tsco-Sean,an Peck sco-T Twic!el &co-Tufts Hobart
Sainln Sielpr ,Scn-S Tnid-Sundres order.
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IMPROVED HAND AND POWER GINS
L At THE EAGLE COTTON GIN DEPOT, NO. 81 ST.
CHARLES STREET Tonro buildings, fourth store from the
St Charles Hotel New Orleans Always hand large stock
of the above Gins every description adapted oeyery variety
Of Cotton md warranted super,er in every respect
POWER GINS of from Is 50 or 100 SAWS EACH for Horse
Steam Water Power will turn out from two TO ten bales per
day Of clean Cotton of 450 pounds EACH
HAND GINS of from 10 to % each, constructed
to be drawn by cans upen the cylinder shaft at much
greater speed by driving pulley will clean from $50 TO
450 pounds per day. 49,,
nroyed Brusha nd combine all the late improvements in
cnery and are of the best materials and Workman
ship -. !, W. -,
medal was awarded to the Eagle Cotton Gin at the Worlds
Fair London medal and prize of 900 rupees by the
Argi Horticultural Society of 1ndio.
Planters and Cotton Factors invited to call and inspect the
Gins at the Warehouse 81 st. Charles street
fe46t : WILLIAM L. CUSHING, Agent
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Coinage in The Hint Of Paris.

Thus find that whereas the coinage Of silver in s9
before the gold discoveries E oQU and Of gold
only the coinage in the last years has amounted TO
f3S4sO00 Of gold, and Of silver ESQ Co., This table
shows the fact that the French Mint the last three
years. has coined less than 5i 900 of gold and only f
10000 silver, thus proving TO what extraordinary
the metal has displaced the other But the proportions Of
the metals held by the bank of France the end of each of
those years still further illustrates this interesting
as follows:
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

CITY HoTET--W. F. Walker sprngfeld; ]. t. Christmas
Miss; Dr. W. Wilcox Lady and SerF't Bayou Sara BENJAMIN
Ballard, La; Tos + Soaring, N. q; Chas. MeReady, N Al
'e, Miss, Mrs. NJ. Snodgrass, Natchez Col. W. ?. Hill,
81 ms john G, Robertson Lady, Child and servt Texas "
Harris and Lady Texas; l. Iisingston, New York; W J.
Lads, Texas s. Williamson D. d. and Lady North Caro-
lima John NJ Carrigan, Red Rver W Sykes Miss, A. NJ
Browing Claiborne; Dr. b. Wood, Franklin; A. L. Tucker
h. Flutt, La; w. w Packie Baton Rouge W j. Taylor
La; P. =. Jennings Plaquimne R. Macbeth La: J. Brm
nal and seryt Kentucky " Means Ichaaya j: II. Collins
i,aOrch Andrew Collins w. b. Ike p, ST. Helena i. w
Broidwell G. Wilson, De Solo,
ST. CHARLES. - Howe Boston L Harris, VIM Gam
ter 0: Smith, DIR Walker, Ward, DIR Wilcox and fam
jly La Ben. Screws Ala: w Feck, Madison; Towne
Davidson Rott Woodbridge, c Brscoe Waddell Jno
Woodland, La; C Martin Tex; Keary Rapides; Moore
Atoine Gehrend Robt Farrar. Mobile; Mrs Mackhan,
Turnh1l and ssrysnt La Il Goslrne pha; u Carlee
johnson, Ghicot Mr. Thompson brunswick Gilbert,
JlH Hart Pha; Mr. Townet Terrain, Montrea Thomas VII
coxan st. Marys.
ARCADE :; a IS s Rose Ierkin Tew. 3 Sea La h n
mer, Miss Carr, Bross, " Wells, NY; J Elmer,
Biloxi; J Fore, T G Griffin, W T Womaek, Womack " F
Stoker, Texas Batenan Ark Cater Fla; Leonard,
Ala; Jones Ga; Seraine, II IcCorkle Texas; W
corclia; p Stubblefcd, N O.; T NJ Griffin, La.
ST. LOUIS. Mr. TTrumbull, lady and servt Miss Trum-
bull, WWest Feliciana; Refill, VaiJ Adams, Pngh La;
J l'raw. VI Gandc D tiandet, La; " Bowman and
err; Mobiles Herndon and scrvt, Memphis; II Veagia,
Natcez; Mrs Shelton, Ga; R G Ggesby and lady, Mobile;
Lawlence lady children and serv Lawrence and lady,
coast; Mrs Taylor aud serv Mrs w Bliss and servt, Cas
HAMILTON Point Coupe; John Grant Mobile; John Hager,
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FoUsTH DlsTR1e1 CouRr G GG DUSBaE HIS GgEnI
T Vf1 GE5ss Of Co m
ol1 I Foa ss a1d 6esa s
matter II Marisny, late shsr ssd la,e
Ssr Ike Roa IL e ne M g sss
Chartres Royal streets,
5S$ss q %'s5 sa
cHs
being the lower past Of an undivided ssete Of Land Together
apgertaning to the same -. +. - \,
LANDS q Fl Fn aRa S n
% &c aS &
Dunbar. 80 .s5#
y lie sssi i
and special mortgage the property until
ials Is feS Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
ogArannsz Geua D,s1s,or ;
IT., WERTU dd,nn orlre de yente rentlu, 1e
s Pi ss %
1--WE GERTaISE PORTION DE TERRE sine sur -
Ia rvere Tangipaoe, dams ia parose Ste Helene
Eat 800 acres plus mons atant Id portion
Ensemble toues les basses aeioraons qui existent
La de terre bornee suit Au nord les
de r. % st S sn ns de Sec
liam Mcachaes ouest par erres du dit George T. Dun
lance et2 de credit neret apres eceance
de hut pour Pan hypotheque specale Ia propfe
| .'S|'T : III JOSEPH HUFTY, .zierg
jals2s fts IS. Sheriff dc Ia Paroisse d'orlfans.
SIXTH DISTRICT CouaT JOHN c. STEWART VS. CAPTAIN
NEW ORLEANS G "a ~ Hhns no o ss 81
~ Provisional Seizure in Rem. W ~
| s... SHERIFFiS OFFICE, PARISH OF ORLEANS
New Orleans February O. 1856. =
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ provisional seizure in re1n have seized and
taken uto my possession and safe .keepng- -
THE STEAMB0ATCAPIT0Lr together with no 4,
all her furniture tackle apparel machinery, etc.
The owners of which alleged to be unknown ssz
parties interested therein invited notified
appear within fifteen days from the date hereof the
petition fled III this M ssE .5is E5eN, al
JOSEPH HUFTY, @i4
fe71l1s23 -m |l5f5 & UT 90 q Sheriff.
s11ENE couE De DISTRICT JOHN G: STEWART CA
"A , PITA1NE LES PROPRIE-
NouvELLE.ORlEAs ) TAIREs dp bateau vapeu CA
'T = PIT0I. No. 1874. o. ~
" go Sasie provsoire in rem. 2 q. t4E> It5%
| BUREAU DU SHERIFF, P4RossE d ORLEANS e
7.- Nouvelle- Orleans lie 6 de fevrer 1856
Wis est par lie present donnie QUEEN vertu
IN dun writ de sae provisore in jai ais ct al pris
p'BI;As TEAG A vApEuR CAPITOL sa ma fgss.sa :.
chine, meubes ct don't les proprietaires s.
| llcOmus
toes personnes ssde son
NOTIFIES de comparative dams les qnz qui sni
yront la date d avis repondre la petition
| gistree dams la dite atflire. -
| fe7lllS2s Ess- Sheriff.
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sHERIFFgs q

RougIH DISTRICT Corkrf JOINS pICKEEs y. WILIIAA
vG 4 4, An s1s
s.a acs Il s sotpnda # v e. c eangs
GEaI l6T 81 GROUND all the
buildings and thereon privileges
toms ays seryitates and
,hs issa
E H q sSss hsss u 's
5iaehes Depth parael las American measure md
xsss aad s d e gss s e IL
before the said H. b. Cenas notary the cd day Of june
The buildings and Improvements said consist 81 two
ssT kss s ' laae hs
TERMs-Casf on the spot .L... 81
jas ss1s Shelf sst Il lie parish assr q orleans
ou4rarRxE CouR DE DISTRICT JONAS PICKLES vs.. WILL
De Is NouyEI4E-0ELEAss LIAM REYBuEN. No. 1914.
adasssa par honerahe austss COR bistes
81 Y s eTsl I s a sas e sds e f
Cite stou entire cees de cares ct RoyaIea adtEdi
UN TERRAIN sitne dams lie Quasme District Dc ceste
ye Z 9 delft Tt fn s borne s
L pan desse Jacob Rothass is il daodt
Vie lie dit terrain ssnre peds face rue Laurel nr 6
peds ponces de proondeur entire gnes paraIee mesre
Ensemble toates lss q existent
Les dites batisses ct consistent aison
cuisine base ss dan r.
CoNDITIoNs-Cornptant au moment DE- REPUBLICATION
ialsa8fes1 ID Sheriff de Ia Paroisse Orleans
sE Pss oass4s OF WEE fEE g.
= s bsssrssp1 shs I sf sE
leans the aboys entitled cause 70 Marny ate sheriff.
isa ss Y e
street Sstgs s chsf y ana Royal streets
LOT q SRouS situate in the First District #
g Yak caPs s.,y Dc sa
tWooy Briek Building ats roofsd viii proensde gallery
s s Er s
hs eStnfa 4 To9 Is District
e s q yin o. qSsls m sesss
9Th teSsh ts ss roaa fas ss
The house bears No. 8,
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ~ .LSI
ja1s Is fes1s Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
esss 2 v EH
XERFT aun trnsE; Eit AZ A. 4 fs 1as
Nouvee dams nsare sdessas NJ Masns Il
R f d. eslas ns &c h
Bourse de Cite rue stLous cees de Charles Royae
To- TN TERRAIN sue dams lie Premier District d
eee VILE dams Fet 1874 borne le Cerce de Tivol @
ours Triton les Caiope ct Nnyades LIE dit Whit
So psds face Cerce de TFo U peds de
profondeur. ,:4B1 55s i7&
dessu CONSTANT grande base bques etages
courerte srd0ises belveder ayant
oecnpee par IN seminae comm de French
English female Seminary ct bate fange DIES Cour Tr-
tons Cercle de Tiyoli. StS85S245+ 5%
UN TERRAIN siue dams les dts District ct ilet
81 peds Cos des Ttons 100 pieds de
fondenr ~ is+ A5Ss
Ensemble outes les bsisses ct ai existent
dess1ls CONSTANT base brues deux etages
ardoses saIerie davan aantA cabres
bnes cuisine iques deux etages ardoise
ayant cha1nbres cltves, etc. briGuetee etc.
La maison porte lie No. g. l5g go SSsyl45%$3 YAK
| LIE saisi dams lafaire ci-dessus. Ss " Y
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization.
| $3.50 ts r'ts2= JOSEPH HUFTY.
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qaartitnIar gNllutites.


order No. ~ g.siS: re e. biyision
oa Ns IN f ats P mil a51ds Fs
u S For Tie # the a9S
inansuratng the Statue Of Audrey nd y Jackson
Major Gally commanding the Artillery will be prepared
The Brigade staff will meet the Generals Quarters 81
oices commanding Corps charged with the execution of
Is s's' Of s'a's' Genera r bEETFHS
HEADquAn1Ens ls gd Bn e 'sE ply.slos
Order NO. dim Wy o comfo napi,y sy i BIZ
vision Orders NJ a ycluntes q s1ae VII
At lo o'clock, in nli uniform, for inspection and review
eordng to law and joinn the celebration Of the augra
The commanding oices Of the different corps attached to
this are charged with the execution this order their
Cd Henry Forno will command Of the Brigade form
The Wilmington Battalion l Of Artillery Infantry viii be
taced for special SERVICE and will report to the Grand Marshal
; isS !! ''''S' '' r. ROBERT nn11s Brigade Major
GRAND sEcEErAnY's OFFICE
Grand Lodge Of the State Stat {, Of q, j.. Louisiana,
panG y efysss and official h poto s.
hs s %s s fes
ton in his own State The highest Office known Masonry
invitation q the Jackson Monent Association 70 participate in
the ceremony of inaugrang Clark Mills Statue of Andrew
TIC ocers and Members of the Grand Lodge are accordingly
as he Ess oeo sSsa
MORNING 9Th February for the purpose of forming process
son. anu "' 0 s WIKI fEhK XIX aSs Grand s Muster
SAMUEL G. RISE, Grand Secretary ,yg fest
f1. ClrlzEks BANK or LoulsIASA,l
iaenS i've per cent he profits d his Bank has this
fec Ct f. ROUSSEAU Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
MEMORANDA.

EThe steamer ST. Charles left Shreveport int lost
nights in Red Rver-me Compromise Coushaa chute
Powell at Grand Ecore Linda at ST Maurice Storm above
Wright hauling the falls Met the RRpdes and Piota
Gofton's Landing, Rosa Barbns Passed Swamp aground
at mouth Of Red River Ceres working at her Red River rig
ing from Grand Ecore TO Shreveport heavy rise above The
river had risen II feet Fulton and still rising. Sulphur
line and Little River, are all bank full
garships Peterson and Anna Tiff, Briggs euro Mary
Elizabeth, went to sea the Cd inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-08
EXPORTS,

LIVERpOOI-shp Edward Jobnson-ls75 bales cotton
5l04 SKIS wheat, 1922 do NJ
ANTWERP-ship Mountaineering bales cotton, 50 do
hemp do moss, 257 bdls hides 400 slaves. +
C0WES--Ship Masonc-1294 bales cotton.
PREMIERSHIP Uhand-2237 bales cotton 800 bbls -four
200 ties lard bxs snuff. l5 d. ~ Tx R+< =.
Z BARCELOEA-ship Angeeta-1,7oo bales cotton, 5000
slaves 'I +T' f
LIyEEPOOL-shp Jas Nesmitl-2s6 bales cotton 5T9 SKIS
corn, 2274 do wheat.
BRAZOs ST JAGO-Ship Nautus-l5O bbls -four, Is ties
lard, do rice, 40 bxs candles, 262 pks sundries.
PENSACoLA-schr Conquest-OO SKIS corn 80 do BRAN 50
coffee, 30 bs pork 100 do -four 80 do bread 800 do potatoes
30 do oasses do lard, csks bacon do rice ~ bales
hay, 10 hlids sugar.
LAyACCA-schr Hannah Aartin-225 bbls flour. 50 do
wiskey $50 bxs soap l00 do glass 100 SKIS coffee 100
10 csks ae 10 bb moasse 10 waggonsS kegs nails.
M0ETGOMERY-C Beaer-l02 hhds and II bbls sugar-25I
bbs noasse IS bbs Hour 1876 bales hay 70 SKIS oats Is
esks bacon 6 bills pork "A do rotatoos % apples bags
coffee % do salt 10 coils rope bbis acAere pks linds 80
bpls plaster and sundries.