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~ johnson street, between 1t aud "a 81
~ by WV. II. CLEGHoRs. This establish gS-SsN
meut y large, comm0diou-, well arranged ~ q
and alapl3 provided with good hofse- well trained
for harness, Well Wlth Carriages, Euggics an1
Hheks open and close, eshpfed aud half covered. Of
every description, adnpte - convenience or luxury.
Horses q tarfnees It residents If the city or Wis
tiers tfam at9aad Kept "a moderate terms, and
carefully attended to ~ iuen thoroughly skilled ii
tho business.
l9aes bought and sid commission and on my
owl account It asl times.
Aay 1s, lS55.-ily
mckee a simbe rnan's Hiyery stable.
IL 7iAbtes situated Ihinl Street, between
Ata4ls a4d E.auas8u Streets, is sa~ce aud com
II 4.aaa ana ep#ciatly Cited zap and adapted FOR the
bastass ed [ So gne1 are amply prepared 10
comm late tse}F lricnl. and he public generally
s8tA saddle iief- Easylas ael tarria,ss ~ 49,
- aaois gag lAy also keep Horses by the day.
week, .. mouth. sAM'l Mckee
" ZIMMERMAN,
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Cholera and Diarrheo
Mixture.

This is the best remedy known for bowel com
laints, such as Cholera, biarrhea, Dyseniery Pal
in the Bowels &C. &c Those who have used ii q
charmed with its medical virtues The name Ia blov
In the glass.
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Card the Ladies.
/ NOW ready for the season large stock Of fr N
Y ming foods in Nelvet-Piain and Shaded Col
ors and Black of all widths; Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe Moire Antique, Watered Ribbons, Colors and
Width balloons great variety; Gimps, Braids &c;
some in bri ght eolors for children dresses.
SEPT 10. daw z. b. FOSTER.
L,RENCn CAS,IMERES-A lot more Of ,Iose
L superb French Cassimercs just received by
DE IOdAw p. D. FOSTER.
TrAcur NELVETs-Assorted colols, at Iess Than
y eo.t 70 mport-gfeat bargains for mllliners.
d.3l0d6w +. d. FOSTER.
nRESS GOODS, Trimmings, &c Black silks IN
IL all widths very low Plaid, check and broeadc
Silks. Large and small Plaid Cashmers, Printed
Plain be LANES Black English Grape. Moss Velvet,
More Antique, and Ribbon Trimming, iust opened
ANA of sale cheap. decl0daw r. b. FOSTER.
n EEENsW ARE, 3C.--A complete assortment of
w White Granite Ware in sets or single pieces.
Also, for holiday presents, Decorated China Cups,
Mugs. Flower Vases, &c. i. ID. FOSTER.
deel0d4w
DRocHA sHAwLs--A few more long and single
- 5rocha shawls Tor sale low to close on
decl oti6w r. u. FOSTER.
DLAlDS.-Thosc beautiful Scotch and Tartan
Pads. every variety can b. found at
sep27daw WOODWARD 4 cos.
NIESSkS. EDITORS: Please inform the Ladies
VI that we have received the largest stock of en-
broIderies, Collars from cents to $7,OOi Maltese,
Black silk Brussels and real thread Laces Lace, JAG
onc,t and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, More An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, Ae &c.
IL. b. WOODWARD co.
Aug. IS, 1s55.--d6w
nREss TRIMMING 5.-The Ladies can be suited
- in this line at
ssp.7d&w WOODWARD cos
DEADY MADE Notwithstanding in this
IL line can be had at the lowest figures at
sep27dpw WOODWARD co.'s.
\XT0OL DELAINEs.- Every variety Of plain and
w figured Wool DeLaines, just received Mt
sep27d&w WOODWARD cos
Full styles.
WYE have just received Fall styles of Ladies'
w Velvet, Cloth, and Silk oloaks, Talma's and
Nisettes; also Of Brocha and Plaid Shawls.
sepo7dAw WOODWARD co
DLAID LONG SHAWlS = Just received per
american Express 100 Of new and elegant
styles which with our previous stock makes oar as
sorttnent more full and complete than at any time
ID, are 40 ''' DuREEE Geo.
CH.ES! SILKS I'VE have received very re-
ISErently by express several Large Lots Of Dress
Siiss which Offering ut unprecedented low
prices A so another lot Of splendid 'Moire An
tiques'' in dress patterns. No. 81 Main Street.
decl0d DUKkEE CO.
SEAMLESs BAGS-stark Mills--600 just receiv
- ed Mt IS Main Street DuRkEk co.
deeud
NTFW EMBROIDERIES fine, ana medium
IN French worked collars, setts Linen and Jaconet
collars and cuffs, fine Linen Cambria handkerchiefs
in short fine stock Of goods In the above line, just
received nj IS Main Street,
dec 10 DURKEE co.
LNLoOR OIL CLOTHS - Another lot IL feet in
l. width, new and splendid patterns Just received
/ ut s. Main Street, DUKkEE co.
declod
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blow yc the Trumpet.

nTUW yC Tnt 1TumPGt.
A Nd sound the alarm in the Ar1a
n hiils and valleys and let all A#eF$V
the inhabitants of the land take MIs.3s/Y
notice thnt BARTLETT 4 90. EMHTA&k
prepared to take Like
nesses in the most life-like style If the art
Gg Prices from 81 up. Rooms on Main street
between Second and Third.
ke0huk, Nov. 2q.-d
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CAVE 4 SOS.S
New Publication List.


Nj stead alIa
"Almack : - a Tale of English Society. really
delightful work and one that Will arouse the curl
ositv of every one that moves in the world OF fashor
III this country.
"Etlie: or the Human Comedy" By John Ii
ten Coke With illustrations.
REYNOLDS great Story uf the War "omar Pachs,
OF The Viziers Daughter"
Lcslie's Gazette OF Fashion. the Beau Monde
for November n0v3
4 RMAGEDDA; or. the overthrow of Romanisnl
Y sud Monarchy. The existence Of the United
States f9Tato.d ia th bible; its future greatness
Invasion ny allied Europs; and its dominion over
the whole world. BY :. p Baldwin, President of the
janIid cAvE& son.
FTyHG Lake shore u. tn slave, the Serf, and the
l. Apprentice BY Emile Sourester. For sale
by CAVE son.
satll
fNHE AZ, II Fable; or stories Of God. and Heroes.
IL b ia1mas Bultinch. For sale by
jaal CAVE 4 son.
ii 9AhhliEAp and MeDonner by Jacob 40
4 bf', With humorous engraylngs. For ~
j3uIld CAVE & SON
ETHEL or. the Doable Eror. by Maria lIariand.
L -. sale BIZ CAVE& SON.
JmIld
fIHHE Glory Of the Redscner in his Person and
L WorG. b. 0ctartas Wilson. For sale by
janlld CANE8 son.
DICIUEESe IF Europe framed in IDEAS. Bye. a.
Il Bartoi. For saig by CAVE son.
jani ia
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Autumn Stock!
M n n a. - rGs e. IL

II A. now open fine stock Of French and Amer
1 l. lean Printed and Plain DeLaines PLAIN and
Plaid Merinoes Coburg., Black and Colored Mo-
hair DeRages, dc, to which he invites the atten-
ton u the Ladies, assuring them that the style and
quality unsurpassed, aud prices low the same
goods can be sold in the country.
k~okuk Sept 10. div
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IMPROVED AMBRoTYPEs.

cementlug theIn either with two glasses with
Il cement that not only beauties the picture, but
Dramatically seals 1T, not with the balsaIn Of Fir
which viii even dissolve in common spirits, the
old patent pictures done, but with a cement that
viii retain ITS brlhancy for ages. To person VIII
has been humbugged to the tune Of $500 with worth
less patent, should think that such advice as Mr.
T. gives under the head Of Cuttings Patent Am
broypes, would be very wholesome Call al sc Main
street if You wish to get good and true picture
Price of Ambrotypes from s So to $40
feh2d l.. ". BIZ ELL.
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Cmiedenian Cough LoxenEes

Prepared by II. X. Gilmore. A popular remeS
forCoughs, Colds, and Bronchial affections. Th(
have given entire satisfaction those who hsve nd
them.
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4 {. SHELDON Is how receiving another large
II. stock OF HAS Gaps and Iurs q loves. Aits
an eeats Furnishing Goods. u the latest winter
s;yl III -. AL 81 which viii 81 sold al s,nau
adyaAes FROM Eastern prices. Now is the time for
yoa e sare aeei those Aae soft French fels hats
- much worn III the east and west Call and buy
yolrssd i hles. fashionable hat.
DeHst forge. The piues. s. {. SHELDON.
n5E#4 Na5n n German ~. e.l
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New Furniture.

NE" IT uEnIlllLte
ID ECEIVEDby late shipments at the ''Gate City
II Furniture Rooms
IL pair Sociabes and elegant styles various pat
terms and prices.
2doz upholstered Lounges,
pair Sofas, fas honable patterns.
marble top dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
10 plain do.
mar BILE top Frieze leg Center Tables
Rosewood Hat stands. gilt and ivory mounted, new
and elegant patterns
6Gethic do cherry and walnut
Turned do.
30 doz seat Chairs all patterns and qualities.
2 do arm Rockers, cane seat and back.
do sewing Rockers, do
Also some beautiful upholstered Ottomaus, Gothic
Reception Chairs, Quartette Tables. Fancy Towel
Stands and large assortment u all nds of fash
onabe furniture, which the public are invited 70 call
and examine. G. :. ABBOTT.
dec lgd 1876 Main ST.
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Dry Goods, Carpets. Paper Hanghng%s
Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
nANASk Lace, and Muslin Drapries, at
- 0et25d Gil AMBERLAIN'S.
IIhT Cornicea and Bands, Curtain Loops, Corals
VI and IasseIs 4ef pictures and hlndnM Shades Mt
nrt95l CHAMBERLAIN'S
ID R0CHA, Cashmere, silk, Wool, Thibei Steila and
ID Merino Shawls at CHAMBERNAlN'S
tct23d
D0NNEr, Cap, and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Cloak
ID and Mantilla Trimmings, at
oet24d CHAMBERLAIN'S.
L,RENCH, Swiss and scotch Needle Work, first
l. rate stock, CHAMBERLAIN ,.
oct25d
CLOrH Talmas at CHAMBERLAlN'S
Y ! ocf25d
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For Rent.

LN0K SALE-For goods cash. viii SCI ~ build
L ing lots on Main Street or the Leyee. u fact
front Is 40 feet deep. Also 4o00 asres OF good
farming land in Lee County, Iowa, within z or 70
miles u the city If Keokuk, at No. 81 Main street
h.twr.n q and Sd :. 5. BILLINGS.
dec Tlaw
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and I" w eaterner, OF o
which we offer 10 the Tr
As to quantity and qua
very large and desirable
ure and much pains in
us.
We call attention to
prising a portion of oul
/ 100 hhds n O Sugar,
20 " Refined do.
100 bbls Belcher 8 crust
loaf and clarified do.
| 10 bxs Brown Havana
AIS bags coffee,
so pock It's old gov Java
80 bags Laguara do,
30 bbls reboiled Molass
IS " S IL Molasses,
10 " Belcher's syrup,
2j " golden syrup,
! so pkgs hf Dbl & kgs DE-
% bbls. Plantation DO
10 tierces new rice,
$50 bx star candles,
So hf and o. bxs do
so bXs summer press. d,
200 do mould do
100 bxs palm Il ros. soaI
80 f." starch,
IS 4" smoking tobacco
10 bbls do. do,
so gross Tin foil fine c
chewing do,
300 hxs manuf. tobacco
all grades,
30 do Havana six cigar
rs hf chts imported tea,
80 do do Y II do
30 do gunpowder do
80 de- black do
80 sacks ass No s cottol
yarn,
80 do white and col earl
chain,
l56 bales batting,
$40 bxs asst sizes wind,
glass,
so bbls tar,
20 do composition roofll
pitch,
2 tons roofing paper,
800 kegs nails,
Is bxs axes various bran
1870 kegs pure lead,
10 bbls Linseed oil,
10 casks tanners do
5 bbls turpentine.
1900 sacks u A salt
1900 do DAIRY do
100 bxs candy,
100 drums fresh figs,
decow Col
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SHELb0N bas large stock Il collars, efaya#s
~ hau.lk,rcdef~, ties Gua shists. under shirts
draw rs, r .0tas. Vs. noyi8
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NOW ready for the season a large stock of Tri n
~ ming Goods in Velvet-Piain and Shaded Col
ors and Black of all widths; Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe Moire Antique, Watered Ribbons, Coors ana
Width balloons in great yariety Gimps Braids &c
some in brig ht colors for children S dresses.
SEPT. 10. d6w L. ID. FOSTER
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Lands and city LOIS for sale,

HAVING been requested by sundry persons and
i l. at sundry times 10 the prices l would
take for my lands and lots ia Iowa, take this OPP
portunity TO inform the public in general Of the
prices will take for the same i list is here
unto annexed:
Ne of section s, township 65, range 5.
\ W {" Q, f" 4"
Il. " e q " :"
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NEW EMBR0IDERIEs-Ver fine, and medium
IN French worked collars setts Linen and Jaconet
collars and cuffs, fine Linen Cambria handkerchiefs,
in short fine stock of goods In the above line, Just
received Mt IS Main Street,
dec 10 DURkEE co.
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A l @llELp0N'9 Naa will find Furblayes. fur
\ 9aant ett-. Back Gl0ycs AItts. Driving gloves
faaieY i rs. DC. noyig
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NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.
FNHE public will take notice that have received
/ an immense stock of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes. and Groceries at my old stand on Main St,
near Fourth.
Families wanting groceries can nave them put up
al Keokuk wholesale prices
intend 10 give particular attention to the pro-
duce business, and expect that my long experience
in that line will engble 10 give satisfaction 10 all
customers sep22 Il. A. WILLIAMS.
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SUGAR AND MOIIaSSES.. Sugar was steady with sales
of COO hhds Mt Fair Fully Fair OF Molasses
about 1000 sold mostly at 3}s35Sc q gallon
FLOUR. The market very dull and nothing of any
moment was doing. offer of 81 &c. however, said
have been made for lot of 1000 bs Superne We of
800 Extra Sold day snce at SIS 50 p Dbl
GRAIN. Corn lower, and the sales embraced about
Is 600 sacks White Yellow and Mixed ut Sc; AGO
55c same; 800 56c 5000 White in three four
lots Yellow, also ut Sc and choice lot of 800 sacks
Coo White u bushe for Yellow OF Wheat 200
Red sold 81 60 p bushcl OF Oats 1000 sacks
St Louis store taken 4Sc and $50 Ohio at 42c bush
lot $50 sacks Rye sold at ST. 10 = bushel of Be b.
OF Bran l25 sacks brought 7T5sc q 100 ID.
PROVISIONS Pork frmer with sales of about 10
bbs Unipeced SIG Is and SIG SO U bbl OF Bacon,
lot 40 casks sold the evee for Ribbed Sides 0c
Clear, lOc HAMS and 9Sc a ID for Shoulders Of
&c for Shoulders ans-a decline and "a casks
Hams ut SIC p also lower with sales of 365
terce the leyee and 40 bbs Head Lard
92ic u ID.
COFFEE.. Market firm. Sales 1860 bags Rio of which 80
Inferior Oc 450 ll7c $50 Prime 12ac and
50 at 12c D ID.
BAGGING 13 bales India sold &c., and OO day
ago, the same price
WHISKY Market unsettled Sales 50 bbls Raw at 4ic and
Saturday $50 Recfed &c., $50 at &c., and so ut 4Oc D
gallon.
FREIGHTS Improved. A ship taken for Havre at
cotton, for Hamburg at l for Liverpool ut
1924 and brig with full cargo of l3c q
bushcl
EXCHANGES. Demand fair. We quote
Sterling. l062a9i0S and 1855
New York sixty day bills q ct dis
Sight checks on New York ..1ay<s dis
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

IT'S S s;;: &:;;1 81; f$$
Eo%ery + Aa'sfson Canton 6 < yaTEPs fnisI
S;S FAN sS's HS"7 $Ssj rsP: '
VII !0 %dr Ms s a %s 3E o ME- XII. b assol fof
AG oa sy M E" as wneR as FeF1 aS
S"ss s.;y t$a TS Ss%. j. Hsss
T Sss s:5: sef s Fl WssS Tsa Ns ss5s9
s kS1s s%r ss f Es HSfnsf S;S wn
FS T, ky S ss E. TnSSe bsal
( s% ~ SSS,s i"s sS;
Sss:
ssEs M;ssns s sss G M n RI. l? g
Es cskf NV HsysP
La Yeom"ns 1ieksburg; E"banss ' La -''''
ST. ARIES W i es wsms Cont 5 Rif a,
Ca;k Jhp tiesals New orleans p Goodwin: NY YoIk;
u if ss T sna crs"1 hs"s
as af cRs. "S %s.; NJ ss;ss p fr @
i rsEEia; ayen $ata pickns Snd seSyHa Haoa Kouss
Thos M Mss RsS ST s
%"nqS G"s tc T9 s syou an M AK
Randall Tanner isiy and Mrs Grove IFS Grove
Collins, PIadepha; WIN rries, Price pr $ N!
TieksPnrg; y nrane, Canton; Lyon Madison county; 7
Russell, " Burrows, jackson: James Evans Miss Evans
touisisng; 4 Smith smith Indiana H Wrner
John Wright ndanopos II Wade, Virginia. Il II Todd,
Aahama Poreiisld lady children and three
!SsR; r. Hfeosi a b3~5 anG
Phillip Brandon. Mrs Louisa Brandon, Fred Smith Nachcz
Mobile Whnley Vicksbre; tol il Waldrath and scrv
New York; j c Plumb Memphis; S Sauborn. Texas A
ppi Lane md lady, Memphis; Mrs Clarke, Memphis Jn
kinson Cons DrL Blackburn Houser and servant,
Cadet, John Martini Bosseur DIR Geo Tucker Lafourch
James PETERS Icwistown; IInnnl, Terrebone; Col 5
WIN Lewis Miss Sarah Lewis Miss julia Lewis Col Todd Mis-
Lee, Miss.
ST LOUIS, Jos Morer Monterey Mexico Henry Webb
lady, Texas; Capt Robinson and family do; Howard
La, a Barley and family Ea + Malliot, Bragg La
and family Terrebornc La Capt French 5 4; FRENCH
San Antonio Bcxar county Texas W Cooper Gait, Clinton La
Lewis St Mary Louisiana D Beecher, Trenton, Louisiana
SRedd, lady servant Lake Washington John Gaihorne
New Orleans; Mrs Hall and servant East Baton Rouge;
Wess2n H layer and LADY New York George johnson
Cage servant, Tsrrebonne; Risand Terebonne, job
Van Bergen New York John II Andober and ody, Raples
louisiana Miss Cheny, Miss Randall and servant, Mr.
Smith, do.
ARCADE. j Harris N o: Strickland, J Tatum, J
Tonlmin and son, La; " Nance, True, g 7 small Ala;
d" Green, 9S Campbell cherry, lnris Sander
Barnes, j Gibson, X Il IIosn, A Evans, W Rdg
j G johnson, La; C y Green New Albany; Fuqna,
IMeoiibH-n j T"rpin 7 ] Tn5pin' POPE g brady
W Thurlwe. Anill, W Dnrl,en Carlton, La; Ness
HINT Bunch Bowling Green Ky; Tnlaiero Texas;
Glmmnscaes, O. j Jrinson Ark; c Sumner, Roduey; L
Ross YaZnoI
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
.gGeu OrItal&s Sflouey gflarAtt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 10 Camp Street, !
Monday Evening, Feb Is.

CRESCENT
Monday Evening, Feb 49, s
Our great oroughiarcs have been unusually lively to-day
though important operations marked the course of commerce
other than large receipts of and the fact that the Ohio
river Is the RISE seemed to inspire confidence, If
wanting, for the balance of the season.
The by the Canada from Liverpool OF the I'd ins
which VIC published this morning, have sened the views of
factors which, however, have not been met freely by
buyers far this article concerned there has not been
much activity evinccd. J'readstlifs depressed.
In the money market there is variation A long dated
paper is in demand per cent Some few negotiations of
medium grades have been made at ~ to TO- Tho calls
Banks to-day about equal receipts, and very
little paper was rejected.
In the early part the day Exchange One of
the Banks put Its rate for checks Il cent discount
New York AS the day advanced the offerings of sight became
larger and sales made e the streets Time bills
continue scarce with sales making the Banks at cent
discount ~ Bankers drafts firm at ~ Good produce bills
20 "a discount but very little to be had "a discount
Sterling rather quiet in quarters There were sales Of
clear bills at 1914 the general being from that to l5
1855 and 1884, In bills of ladng drafts there were some
negotiations About 300 bales taken a 1864 The gene
raj range being from that 1O4 In Francs did not learn
of any sales of note and last sales 1924 to 52 and
5.27]a to B. Is the rates asked
The Bnnks are checking the q discount
New York. and private bankers at the though some feel
inclined to advance to u.
There have few sales of stocks cay 50 shares Bank
New Orleans t. and % shares at 99 There are buyers
in the market for Canal Bank at llEa
rich brochure appears below from the President of the
United States in the form of communication committee of
our merchants regarding mail Irregularities Whether the
sgners of the satisfied with the hope Of the Pesi-
dent expressed in the following paragraph, not ad
vised:
hoped that the signers of the memorial will be satisfied
that neither cupabe negligence remissness justly
chargenble to the Post Office Department"
Well woud be satisfactory to know who it is chargeabe to-
This communication relates failures and Irregularities prey
18th Dec they then constant and daily But &c
what accident whose remssness the failures since the Isl
January, 1856 chargeable? For there has been mai
through in schedule time since the incoming of this year
Condition Of he Banks tie Saturday Of each neeh from tn
1st SEPTEMBER 1855.
Ennrn Total J1pne Eyrhan
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RAIL RIO ADS.
SHERIFFvS SALES.

slxrn Rs7n,er cogRT }pATRIcK;NcDERMoTry NARY
Of MARY GILLiNG. No: 1850: 'r'. D',,.' ,N,
q y r. &c he Eng Of b
a 5 aa III a sGss ffsa 5G d. VII M
public auction in the Rotunda Of the City Excsnss St.
$$iS S5SS5 situate in the First
bsanded y I'll Clara epoene
yaye o he IT. 81 Pan I the
Of ep e. lot eRs be~een
parallel lines American 4; measure :.-.a.. .,...o,
consisting Of onesory frame house. single roofed having
onestory frame Kitchen single roofed having
Seized in the above sut-
TERMS-Cash on the spot ,,- ,,,-,r,-
fe1om3l021 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
s 1H eSyE Ps
Ss$a5s s5 D.no onone0n
u % s f sc IL
Orleans dams raare c1essus NJ Margny ci-deyant sheriff
man, mG dns m d "a
esles Dc charres Royae Naturalization de
vile desgns sous e No. I, liet No 81 borne
mes au ss Diam Ii bnnp
l depose re,de de A Mazureau noaire public en- cee
dit terrain 81 pieds face la Clara
foundeu de 12S ds pouces entire gnes parallels
Ensemble toutes baisses ameoations qu existent
ayant cubasse bois couverte en- bar
deaux, ct ayant chambres, etc
lie saisi dams latfaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization
JOSEPH HUFTY,
fel9 m3 Sheriff de la Paroisse dOrleans.
sEcosp Dls7s!e1 coUnr2 pr ANpRIGH os
Prov. seizure in rem.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, PARISH OF ORLEAss;l
| NJ Office Is hereby given that, by virtue
IN Of writ Of provisional seizure in issued in the abov
| entitled case
have seized taken into my possession and safe E
keeping the Schr. GEN WORTH her furniture tackle EEHN
and apparel and which schooner plaintiff claims aI9
of said vessel etc. the of the present
which are alleged to be unknown
all parties interested therein invited and notified to
pear within fifteen days from the date hereof the pe
| ton filed in this
| JOSEPH HUFTY,
| fel9 Is m3 6 Sheriff.
DEuxEME CoUR DE DIsTR1cr} CIIR1sTOPHE ANDRICH
DE LA NouvELLE-OR1EANs.S vs.L AG0ELETTE GENERAL
| WORTH. No. 9S49.
Saise provisoire in
BUREAU DU SHERIFF, PARoIssE d'ORLEANsl
! Nouvellc- Orleans lie Is dc fevrier 1856.
| Wis est par lie present donne QUEEN vert1
A dun de sase provisore in lance dams fhffair
ci-dessus, ja sas ct pris possession de-
| LA GOELETTE GENERAL WORTH, SEES voiles, 6{SS.
amarres, meubles etc. aquelle de goeete lie sfSNS
demandeur recame privilege s'eevant la somme $500
de 3i9 captane du dit yeseau
lie les des proprietaes duquel nconnu ain
quill est ague dams Ia petition enregsee dams cette aaire
comparative quinze jours qui suont Id
sent avis pour repondre Ia dite petition.
JOSEPH HUFTY,
fe19 % ms Sheriff
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HsJ~NotIce-The bark Morning Star, Captain
Close from New York, dschargits Post %
First District Consccs will please attend the receipt Of
their goods the Leycc otherwise they will be stored at their
expense and risk
fels GEO. W HYNsON 4 CO., 80 Camp street.
E45" The consignecs of the following goods,
per bark Morning Star from New York will please call The
undersigned and bond viz 20 marked Law
Bear1sley ST. Louis 66 marked W i L & Louis
81 marked c. ST. Louis G5 cases marked B. ST
Louis; 10 marked h H. ST. Lons % marked
Is, St Louis; 800 marked II r II T. st. Louis; 100
marked ST. Louis go marked " In daInomd)
Co.
fel5 GEO. W. HYNsON K CO, s. Camp st.
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CATTLE M AR K EFT.
Sbipping ynttlIigtltrt,
TUESDAY, February 10, 1856.

TUESDAY, February 10, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Old England, Adams, from Liverpool,
jenkins, Williams eco
Ship Marcia Greeneaf, Merrman for Liverpool
Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Leonidas, Watts, for Hnvre Jenkins, Wiams eco
Ship Sclinc Iamburg Hanson, for Falmouth and Market
Schmidt eco
Bark G B Truitt Scott for Philadelphia, W Hyuson eco
Bark j Godfrey Godfrey, for New York II Bass
Whitney &co
Bark Hansa Qubec) Schultz, for Hamburg, Whitney eco
Bark Paxuet de Sitgas, SPAN Roca, for Barcelona,
PUG. Mir Eco
Brig soule Duvs for Vera Cus Goldenbow Lsparre