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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New OrleansS
Be remembered that the 10th March, 1856 before me- tho
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P Jan
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New VINO being duly according to law do de-
and that the above accounts and
orrect transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this day of March
1856. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace the Parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per in
the scrip certificates of 1856 payable after the
second Monday OF May next and have declared scrip div
dend of Twenty per cent the net earned of
the for which certificates will be issued and after
first day Of June next and they reserved the Balance
of the net profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856
pending but nnadjusted claims against the Company.
The Company continue to insure against the pers of
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. OF
premium.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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WILnEY No: meets the first and third Saturday in each
month"; Odd Fellows Hail. Cn4p
streets Officers for the present tern-W B. Cook g. r. lhad
s se3ps a" Sorsa VI H Wisns SS
urnen,lx Aassan; Scribe
p,5a A rasH, n" sGG1a a"a f. 5G" hn S a sss
IT. H. e. s mi HSsF SA Eo sn2 ss
ndSS n 5 Fsss nf s sa1 sa b5 Y IL each
;fFssts otcsrs for he lsS'eE: \; P4tsr,y
sT sn MGS's W G MSSf@F tsi: Moss S''0s
wAsu1NGroN No. eStT hs ssc9nd and fourth Monday
+; f ssnknan s VI; liz Finks, scr;ls j. Gosr J. VI;
LAFAYETTE No meets the first and third MONDAY each
e eost o Fo b i1ES a fFs nG0SS
DUNE e r.; j. f. kran'z II r. oh"s Gssee s. w.; s. G
PELICAN No meets the hst and third Saturday in eag
month in onr Star i+%aEe room s. oHs StTee TerTs LTt
!i H"?3s S w. ~; G o Dass ssFs Ysdo; VI
teralie, Treasurer
Inferior 91nca saspa.acnts.
MAGNOLIA No 4mects in Baton Rouge the second ANA
fourth Saturday in each month";
the hrs and thirl Wednesday, IN zach mouth
, Ct S55 SW NO 10 g ssS o . Fe in" h' S"'" in
All communications intended the Grand EncNnr1nen:
By addressed to JAS Frne""x e. Scribe Odd Fellows
O'' JAMES FURNEAUX, C. Scribe.
.'Ohd Fellows Rest"
BOARD OF DIRECToRs FOR lS5G.-o aicers-Ienry Bier,
c Cemetery Ga 51 G"m ' Grns7 'S y
thor 1Io,fs T""ese co1piee-Thom ;. kyes W. & Wit
Brwiitch, ]. F. Warner H. CAstcFt,e, s. lioacmrt.
VAULTS IN '.0nD FEtLOlyS REST, may be procured
by applying CoHRY SeHles Co.'S, Canal stree;
s Ni9t @ni IL SscfsiHry oics Ola Fellow 4
Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
ihe mrnes stokholins Lodges will he $40 per
vault; 10 all others 500 per vault
Information rtiVe to the purchase Of Lots can be had On
JAMES FGNNNACX, Secretary O. =. Rest
General Relief Coas.la,ittre.
The following the members for the present term W Il
koUntg, President, II Exchange Place r. NaS,iF Treasurer,
60 Bacchus street. james FUrnrtnX, Secretary, Odd Fellows
Ray Glnp street, j. NJ. Crawford Camp aud Grt-
yitr W. W anberton Fourth District 7 f. Peterson,
,S rsrts j. j. SbctwG"f l. " Mcb0nncf F. " Frnc,-
ll Common street, Gasere'Ie G;sf"n house Wn' ui'A
IT lnyGras nui Tch"pioNlr Stret; NJ MtslpA4H
A+iers c. 7, raul 7. IyaoaS is Char;ses street, Cherries
Callahan.
ESs-Ragulay meetings held on the third Monday in cae1
month, DC Secretary Office IN o Fellows Hail corael
Camp e Lafayette streets 4 iW 81 SSi4f + n,
ERENr5II .ANGuAssla ana LITTER aaEskF.
PnEss9rof the French LngUaEe and French Literature
Ny Fr1th Gas. gentlemen at O'clock avery eeerae,
his &Cc. University Buildings, corner Of Blronc tn& IlA
str"rt'~ milo
SESyINCs 1IACIgINE1--A superior sc%ng Machine,
- in fine order Tor sale low rs Enquire No u Poydas
Hn6
| TISiI. ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING,
~ undersigned having formed Copnrershi for the
pose Of lnsictin any Fueuterne
Of Louisiana, and having had cqnsitrabe eXperje0re in hgt
luz of business would respectfully solicit share Of patronage
| from those Interested therein. J. q. DkEl \.
R1- Office, No. q Commercial Place. uo9ly
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1,74i, no. 00U 462, 400, 900
Or. $50, GO. 00l $40, 4g6, o0O

Thus that the gold coinage within the last
years Millions while the bullion in the
1855 compared with that of 1851 shows diminution
Of about 400 ono francs in silver.
The last steumer the Canada the S ns carried out the
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


DooToK I19oFLANN5p's CELEBRATED GER
DR. G. M. JACKSON, Pn11ApELrH1A, PA,
T S,Eysss biby Besssss d s ys '%sS
diseases arising from disordsrsd Liver Or Stomach
tlon = 1 SS%S'I Files,
81 Head Acidity Of the Stomach,
Na,lsea Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
rs!ssss &SE S 1,
and dsa nassh Ss ;1s HILL sa
ing sulocating sensations when in lym posture n Mn
f Skin A s yss F sasden F s e
'i Heat a' B"in f1s M IN The Fssl Con:
and great Depression
The proprietor in calling lie attention of the public this
does with feeling of the nGs c s IN
and nntrlcd article hut That has stood the
reputation sale unrvalled by similar PREPARATIONS
country Immense and careful peral Of the Almanac pub.
Of his Agents. csno but sisty most skepea this
Fs Pns Once md Maaasciofy ARCH Street, Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bi,ers superior MI preparations in
JACKSON La, August Is, 1854
the tel eDe Sses from ss
Ties of @ s y n~a Them be al 10 ySH
public safe and remedy for the diseases they in
sdS9 for pe a. other r. oPPESE
THE BITTERS ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE,
JACKSON, La, August 20, 1851
Dear SrI have used your German Biters and find them
all cheertuly them
to the public excellent medicine.
Respectfully, yours, W. F. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says:
HARRlsoNHuRG, La, Mny23, 1858.
German Hcrs is very valuable medicine. have
disposed of all received from and wish new supply I'M
mediately.
DIR. RAYBOLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY, La, June 80, 1858.
have for the last year used the German Btes prepared by
practice extensively. It will shortly he the only
medicine of the kind be readily sold here and be-
year there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other pnr Of the country.
DR.. RABE says:
FRANKLIN, La June a. 1852.
Your German Bttes have become popular here and
wish fresh supply immediately.
f. A. ADAMS l. co. say:
RICHMOND In, June . 1853.
Your Biers give universal satisfaction all used
them.
You should bear mind that these Btters entirely vcge
table thereby advantages of the
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers town and village
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
aulG lydW.SA New Orleans.
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Bsbiel) ot tbe 5f(arktts.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, October Is, 1856
COTTON With an increased supply the market yesterday
wore still heavier appearance and the sales confined to
1000 bales Prices easier and We again modify our
quotations: q
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EXPORTS. I-. "a.
NEW YORK-Shp Memphs-10S9 bales cotton 40 do moss,
6 do rope cuttings 1856 bids tobacco 3S pkgs mdse.
BELIZE Hon-Brig Ida- hhds tobacco, 800 bbls -four "
do pork Is bread 10 do vinegm 10 do potatoes ~ do onions
do beef lard hams, 2 boxes Candles do rerm
cel bb turpenine $4,000 shingles 1900 feet lumber and
sundres. a4 = 15 - ...N-
BOsToN-ship John l. Albert-759 bales cotton, 45T7 bbs
-FOUR 100 ties taliow, 800 hides, 1000 slaves.
Observation-Disclosures Ysabel-700 bales cotton, 1000 slaves
BRAZOS SANTTAGO-Schr Chrysolitel75 bbls flour, 40
do lime OI5 feet lumber 81 crockery 3 pkgs furniture
I'll do groceries, 1884 do dry goods, g. do sundres
NAsSAU-schr Rover hhds sugar | do bacon 3O5 bbs
flour Is do pork corn 80 krgs lard 2OO00 shingles
PENSACOLA-Schr Souhronl25 sacks corn, 25 do oats 5
bbls sugar, 4 do pork .-.1ss 5+.
MOBILE-Schr Iua75 bbs -four 65 do pork $50 SKIS corn
700 do oats, 1876 do bran, 100 flag stones.
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THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, 7.
o. O. f. holds its regular sessions the third Tuesday jan
and July of each year the Odd Fellows Hail. OF
Camp and IatRyette streets.
Officers for the year ls56Af Mouon, NJ; W Grand Patri
Thomas F. Bragg NJ f. q. H. PRIEST VIM. Deacon
W. G. S. Warden Innes Furncax K. W. G. Scribe H will
nus, r. W. g. Treasurer W. X. Mcintosh, r. W. &. j. W;
J. Dunlap Il. w. G. Rep; s. NJ Todd. W. G.. Marshall
Thomas keeIr W. G. Sentinel John frankfort, W. Dep G.
Sentinel.
Ali. Cintes R. w D. u. G. Patriarch of District No. .
franklin arlee, K. W. D. H. Ii Patriarch District
No. 3, Bnton Rouge A. v d. Covert K. W. D. D. e. Par
srch, Of District No. 1, Clinton
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NJ WEDNESDAY,, October, Is, 1866.

II 52=t F55sft32 WEDNESDAY, OctODer, l9s Acuo'
a5g CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sim Memphis Davis. for New York, :, Cohen
Shin john Albert, Sears, for Boston, w Hynson Seo
Spanish Bark Ysabe Bandrick for Barcelona Aveudano
British Brig Ida, Goodsped, for Belize, Honduras
sehr ohrysoie Ackey, for BaHos Santiago 1,rr;so,
British schr Rover Shines for Nassau, B ss
schr Julia, Fontain, for Mobile, c" Newton &eo
.sas ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Lawless from Indanola and Galveston
shin fst Gshss Il days from New York to Neekcr
Ship ss s}st. ae r from New York. to Jones
Brig Brownsville Rogers from Ruatan island to Gold
schr Cecil days from Tabasco to Manuel Payro-d
s seSr is sosSon Caldwell from Taichips'ho-Basin
sssF Ensp
sehr Mathilda, Melan, from Bonfoucg,Basn IN
ssr from from Anits
sehr sS5sS n From es
sehr Tigfess, Kenchen, from TicSfaw Riser-Basin.
SsT Ey S Am %son from
sehr Ann Mennn Esr from
s sc A as5 vt nDns1 from hs
STEAMBOATS,.
se Swamp Fox KimbaIl, from ycksburg
Ii,on Crook, from Red River
Linda Main, from Red River .I
Grace Darling, Denning, from St Louis
a, Rapides, Dowty, from st Louis IT.
j'D, 81 Charles, Bateman. from Cairo.
r. Ceres Lsbarth from Bali7e.
34-s oregon, Myers from Mobile
Towbos L MInndon. Whann. from the PasSes-went down
light--brought up ships I, Gchrs, Thos Jefferson
brig Brownsville and schooner Cecil. ,
BELow-Co MING UP.
Ship Rapahannoch Cushing from Liverpool, to Whitney
eco. -
ship Cicero Iorng from Boston, to W Hynson eco. e
slid Enoch Train Rich from Liverpool 18th August, to
Whitney &co . = . :, I,
Ship Carass Bird Bird from Liverpool l7h August to CT
- Meeker &co. y -l.s- ,.,--A..- ..5 -.z.
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EXPORTS.

rs steamer Rafdes left st Louis . inst in port Tor
New Orleans steamers Pelican Equinox Mocay and St
Nicholas IS -gE. 3 r-'- IN 81.
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. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be II remembered that, the 18th July 1856, before me- the
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be
duly according law, does depoSe say,
foregoing accounts Just and true, and transcript
from the books Of said Company
lSgned G. J. MANSONI Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th July, 1856
[Signedl CIIAS. N. BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest
Six per cent in cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday Of August proxmo.
The Board of Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three and third per the earned premiums of the
Company for the year ending the Both june 1885, for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
TH0S. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President
q T MAN
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Every at,,t!airni d will pay Is and 92&
The day Of docking and unlocking vessels will be charged as
s tie H2, s:,ss sas M they ny d". ysss 6 , 3,
e"p"t23 any d 4 vo,,. On chat, conform,
to te changed by oher yell know" spwhs IN ,s city
Of NV y.sa for Al 1r 9ns upon Sssg The offs -
twenty dollars every time the dock is suHk which
VI" a H. sa1 aS Il ' n1 Il WIFI Willie & Co., shall provide
the lind for 9 Of b GSS1 n9T IN @gss
% all % w " "ne IN" as S M G Of
il AMI foE lie and Of he hsy sGal a Es
G day q or S s' p ns1 s5 tie rate
eoas e n d Isr H., so , {" Fl pf,aG OF 6Ts s
rent c1nre win the prizes o'ane hy >ioEaG nToPI'e
may nc@-yc Of wh'rves that
i be- H. i1T a 1 1 ct 5sS T sGa Co., shall make to
te conmys agent weekly reports OF the business OF the
h Ay ree 1ocoler at any tine lsSe the poT ,ns
to S nsS S Of NE & cn" oG vote ~ d II III
majority {" Dig whole caRiaI stock on St, E"ygTm r. 1 no
por,o ~, further Han the unpaid balance dine to the
@ VIII til o rS %"n s s H he winding mp the affairs
If SAIL ars'o the liquidation shei! he c'rTi n three
" "S S . Ssyisd Py @s|G S
H. he e to sell I'D xs bS e" S SiG v
rl e @ soeGt al" a,n"" " due 70 s g" eesy
aio:1,s, !" ," tt 70 % iv Sr respective
' Ts o ls ND ID r rS' ia my oaise aforesaid,
oo @ o nn si. Ha tair %, to- t s2m
with oi' "'!'s'rers '"! I ,,i.. E"" si,col
R. Il, Simmer. ten .hares
VIM Whurn. five ahar"7
i1rria' VnIetic i o. sixteen shares.
Trth'k Cai;rrlc, shares
IN. V :. l'.::1 ,P ';:s, s' s s'.''
F. J. l:trt & Co. i've shares
Cont Il. Frvue, foar shares.
4 Ho.srrsc. for his wife, Mary Converse, o1"rs.
ISit,yI ,I,hi,on, by L. H. SUMNER atty two shnres.
GHI3n, MarshaI Co.,, o'n sl;aru
., ,ss@sS, for &%1y ;;i',;%;,s sGars.
i, J. Whitmore f5r Alfred j. Ruiz one share.
W W"Ts for N M E G. nvt E" ons on a ,s
A. J, WtiHaerc, ont share. w , u,,,,,,
EnW'D o. WILLARD.
R. RRENAN, Not, Pub. ,.--..,-.,
'''' a9, , Of r"S in ny ,i # t' whereof,
L.. tm, hereto Sitmr nSnr AI niNei 4" '!fesS OF my
m, %" 's '' '""''" day Of 4 MTy S Z } No Pub
~. ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
~ 5bNJ jarlai:t urHlSc Trees.
,is~ 2,fO Sicily ietuuu Trees,
15n Crook Orange Trees.
2'Nn ilnvsn or1'gc Treas.
1890 MespIlis lunIic" Trees
lNO Nt'iga r'nn lrcrS
l,Hs rron t'ufon Tree.
Gtu Mandarin Ipt-r Trees.
variety Of Tropical Fruits nni Inltssnch ut
RI B@..as red ,nI yc,ow line Gmya pians Tnn.Tinas,
w The above viii be packed with the
/ K. +, NICHOLS Importer Of ali Kinds rroduce
! nos flnIn the mediterranean.
! %As-AL.sToI:Es-e hills Tar, 1i,gh, Ros,n and
-. ALFRED KN Hl;s !, .,r..,
! CtANfoLEs-lto boxes spcn Candles, Sam Leonards
'a'''"+ '' '"5 T. r. +, t"G,iH.isNE Z HALL
| jyj9 81 GRAY let street,
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10E0 RTK1V01e Ut H'7eE5'. 0'E7'77'I
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orlenns City Of New Orleans.
Be remeute that the 18th January 1876, before
the subscriber Justice of the Pence in ind for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James II. Wheeler, Secretary Of the Home Muui
Company Of New Orleans, who being duly
codiag law do depose and that the above
us and correct transcript from the books OF the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS II. WHEELER Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day Of january
1856. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice VI
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The of Trustees have resolved interest Of six
per cent cash the outstanding certhct Of profits to the
holders thereof their legal representatives. md after
MONDAY, the llth Of February next
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of ten
per cent earned premiums of the Company for the
yeard ending 3s. December 1855 for which certificates will he
Issued and after the 18th Of March next.
n-Ths Company continues to insure against the pert OF tbs
seas rivers and loss damage b. Ire, the Of
premium. Office, No. 70 Camp street -
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice-Pres!den.
JAMES Fl WHEELER Secretary.
New Orleans, January Is, 1850
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inferior aEnca RsDnlcntS.

MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second ANA
fourth Saturday in each month.
MOUNT SIM No. meets in Franklin, parish Of ST. Mary
the first and third Wednesday in each month.
G. W SHAW No, 10 The first mud thirG day in
zach month in Clinton, parish OF Fast FeliCiant.
All communications intended for the Grand Fucomrnen:.
be addressed to JAS Fyrupux q. Scribe Odd Fellows
' JAMES FIFRNE,TN {; Srrile
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Odd Fellows Hall Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCIATION meets at their Office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every month.
George W. Shaw President Thomas H. Shields Secretary
John D. Bein, Treasurer; e. Dunlap John Orchard H. g.
Steson, H. Howard Enens Smith, James Davis, George
Rareshde, A. W Bosworh Geo Drmeyer. Edward PobuFy
All w, B. Cook,
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MILLINERY.

AAAA4lAAASA =
sPS!sG Goo 2os; ~ M2S REEss
received BY the last @rriy'Ii from E919pe 5re
SzTS EGaof!S FlATs at GIfsit$ ior Kiss ''
A splendid assor;rnen, Of IaHnaa SILK NANTES. etc
which She prepared sell no: to be surpassed by
''i s! i5l:s s Y! NA f;.y a. usual! ma
* SPRING NtIALENEEY: Mrs. NORTON,
r f% re- FsPs pee INTERIM ,s L2ass Of
- C ssT5ws Y, e GRAPE CHIP HAIR, AcEAna OPEN
mSsEs' 1Es!aRs, Tt 1:s; and FANCY srEAw
Sf 6D s 2s FL nj 1 a SyEwED to give salts
azy-country orders promptly executed. ms
~ SPRING BGoNNETs;-MRs;; CLARKE, v p,
s rnsaEea ,esct9n Of her pnf . stSG
sTris set out and Wi therefore open q M6NDAT MORN
EN N MaTch L an eesot nss9rtst of GRAPE and M
MGAs -HTs, !: Il SoFHE, No: i55 foya;7s g. cHy
Gs2 e,se inform the Indies that she is just opening
''.'''1 ''''''' Rich MILLINERY GOODS
velvet 0'"''s''' Satin and PLUSH Bonuo,H,
respectfully invites the ladies' AMI the
buyers TO call and examine -- nl2
" iSsTfTUTioS N6fce No 81 Camp sires'- tncorpors,
s Ike " slice 9s Ct &c III v Fl Be- ' %s n S Exception Of
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from to O'Clock
!,s"o~i;s o: One Doiiar aud upwards vii b. received
rorpor1ion to The Pubic Debts Of ,s u"sG Saes Of the
State Of Louisiana and Of the City Of New Orleans
Esstr WIFI" Tie iiis tie cy Of NV ors,S axcs!
*a Ss' .; the Rt sSe s y9 copo.ed Banks in
N rsns hot ps; 20 Per @sn 10, Of 'hs TEs
.ss 70 he distributed annual among tue l>spoSms
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MUSIC TEACHING.
--%- Mrs. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MI
Co. SIC. gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR, at
III her residence, No. q Constance street. TERMS
month"; twelve lessons invariably in advance
nT- LECTURES q Constance street week flo ~
tA~t INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL Music
&3sH THOMAS MARTIN, of te oldest instructors in
aglf this city, will Lessons this accomplishment
ladies Gentlemen Ills ability too well kaown 10
require recommendation
- orders left with P P wERLEIN, No. 5 Camp street.
will meet with prompt attention. OF
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T WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u popular Family Medicines Which they offer supply
Druggists Prorrcors loves; wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl amp q Chartrea
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DENTISTRY.
~ go. w. SMITH, DENTIST, HAS RETURNED
VI and will attend the duties OF his profession
of Caron&rlet and Hevia mis- If
ssSRssssSaa DIR. j. w. ALLEN, DENT SUR
sS-a4sgS GEON has removed to No. 40 Canal
sfTTFS9ssagS9 d7'55ly
aSssszssz=ss, CHARLES E. FELLS, ID. ID. s.,
No. lal Canal street. Jetwcc. Cnron!ee md
fyHSssEES 3arone Streets New Orleans. ARTIF TCIAL
eliIyJ TEET H inserted in full partial SETS which,
Beauty Utility Comfort carer
jas ly
+sasaseSSA JAS. >. KNAPP, ID. ID. s., DEN.
M@SSsa4aaa33 TIST, No. l6 BaTonne street Canal
IfYJSSSaaSFsgsA street. jn3Dly
-@ss GCULIST-DR. CUISINES OFFICE, FOR
sSspj the Treatment Of DISEASES Of the EYE and IN
%AE@ PROJECTIONS OF VISION, No. 1863 ST. Charles
s1ree, opposite Lafayette Square New ORGANS .,
All Surgical Operations for the EYE attended to. Such
Ms CATARACT SQUIRTING, the INSERTION OF ARTI
FICIAI. EYES, jas 9n
<=sA DIR. CDNLIS{s, PHYSICIAN, OCUIIST
,aiAGad AURIST-Paculara attention paid all diseases
~ST Of the Eye and Ear. 1874 i'aronne street. n2ly
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HEW foRk-Ship Ii.os Jeifsrson--J MGlonBoo:h Ico
ID & johnson LG0--SGoH l. Br0-BIiy Il uRYs-J N Bur
T9ws--UT ltrdlecte kco--J l. Taylor--J Ewing Nco-A
Mhihng-r Dntchcr-Hepbe &r0--J a IunI kCu--raync
Steele &Go-A Grief troJ Mctielee &co-I'amphcll 4
er9hS-E redenbnrs &co--Andersun Mtclt-Sa,l acho-
aud orier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15

NN0LASSES-i5D bbls Refinery;
Iva 29U half h6ls Refinery, for sale by
se2SE BAREI.LI Il CO., 81 Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
Gtnernl 1ae2lNf CnM.lmittve.

IRE SESI LANGUAGES ana LATTER An'Gt&F;.
L LEON iNttRlN, lately Lawyer IL the lg az Paris
Pross9 Of the French Language and French Literature
In the Uhjyersy ef Louisiana
> FEHnth Class FOR gentlemen o'c02k every e9eniap,
his aicc University buildings, of Barouc CnlA
mon strtrt,. milo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-15
C ATTLE ARK EFT.

JEFFERSON Cry, October IA
Arrived to-day, 40 head of Cattle 400 Hogs 2S3 Calves
and Yeangs Tho market well supplied with stock aud
prices easy for purchasers quotations. , ,r a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06
Northern Sentiment.

Ii Northern papers aud Northern speeches reflec,
The sentiments oil the majority of the Northern PEG.
pie, the formal declaration Of dissolution of the
Union could not render the fact more real than il is
II the two sections were at open war. the language
applied to the South could not be more abusive and
insulting nor tue feeling that prompted it, more bit
ter than that which daily emsnates from the North
ern press and Northern speakers How FAR thi.
language may be fair exponent OF the sentiments
OF the majority at the North will be shown by the
result OF the coming election.
Asa sample Of the feelings which appear to gov
ern large portion, We copy speech just delivered
in Cincinnati by the famous Nc Burlngame lie is
great 'nsn with the party which claims to EN-.
brace some two-thrds of the population at the
North We shall not undertake to contest his posi-
tons, or respond to his disparsging mputatons up
on the South. We will only say, that il we are
poor, our poverty is owing to misplaced genera
sity To the North; and that in case OF war, hav.
ing nothing To lose, cannot fail to come out Of
the contest gamers
See the speech