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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MAN. 2t ssy WSa sa i rt fGH@ R9E ;9S Do
DONOVAN yeoios E"1so" Aisn-S7 I'm lave kcoss d.
s s5 @ Hs4 S HFsH FSst G ss5 %a
Saunders & Hunt Iachannon Carroll &co% Mcmahon
: N iS H@ rs @ry ?"o fsss rsrtn
E, sws Hs"Mr sG ss Fe
eo-5 Il l. walker5 Levy s,'mers-t II X Carter Sco-4
TRY &eo iorre Gayle Sco-l SKIS Nelson go
@ 90 rS e "E bis ec" DO RoSeson s' nee to
kgs mse ns sco-S aies neres hTnes s o,6 bis
slen Stevenson Seewlst oy4 h. Ericf:o oo
1 1Si Sts c4y't5 S pss 1 Hsoe FS%e
r se aS y Ss
sog s~ Ece K
Ts sell o ew 5sGS SaTnf PHf Ma hiS
Ken 1%ssi SSssds %ans fhs Sse9 rssSS; 6ss
ss a ss Wo S:s sSe eSx x
l. May vlook eco IalIande-l+ Beck Rieks-55 do
o S"R a~fis@ lot hdc rssen stevenson &co5 bales
mlse 20 orlcr-ro,a $500 bnlcs'coon
EoE st Swss Ssa~ sns 9'si ss!eH Ss
F" Ayeryo MsnIS p6Sr SSo co lt rssn G
F. xs%q SSf G Fsfa
hS s1m5s
|
&co-26 Williams Phillips &cu-2O Wright Davenport Hco,5s
ii X Carter .Gco-l2J Mct.ahon-Totn ga bales cotton
BAYOU sARA-Steamer Laurel Ili-36 bales cotton Bryne
Vance &co-SG Oakley Hawkins IS de SvaIo rayne
{ Son-l2 p Gly-lO Perrct-S1 Beloeq &co--S iob'
Churppnttr-7 Henderson & PenleG Scudder-b aba,lt-
6 andrews & Sicau-6 Harris Levitt Anderson Metcnlt
I;uclannon Carroll Nco-4 Ward Saunders Hunt 10 .
Puce Eco-G Carroll Pchard Sco-S2hhd sugar 'ortoi
IT'D do Egtnn-S2 do & W Shaw &eo-0 do do 10 hls
noasses If do Iuve Mc(al-55 hhds Bogart Foley
4 hvcry-5O Edward Shift &co2o do Brand iaihfyIi
do bbs do MttnberEer &ca2o pn
,noasses II & MarecalN-S DO Green crumh
o ARn-S do bbls lnoasscs DcSclos uriye &Go-3 &c
Is Inf do hhds sugar Augun ThisEst-3 do 4 ID urqu
hart-o bb molasscs 3 PlaGche Sc9-s TO At M,ehne Est
n do i J de Silv,.-EU half Brady, German &coSlndrlcs
orlcr-To:ul ~ bales cotton 49, hds S bhs noasse
1913 half do
non Carroll Gco-l4S jackson &col0 Fellowes &coSo q
II K Garter Eco-72 Ar M,caheEgcl3 Toes"no layor-b
+ Il n"rrry Eco--iS NJ Cooper &co-i2 Montsomeri-
Is III i pycrjch &ce-36J pancle Gco3i frese, steven
son Eco-y7 Mckleroy 5rudord-2j Payne iinmsol-A
Wallace Ece-aO C;nnGc. Squtes West-7 Il y tsin nc
;arvoI Prchard &co7 GnfiisSon 5ros-S nlatAgnerI
II Il l,r;Ior Ero-lu Leblanc Sot-0 IL Gily-2i6 Z
{;uddy Brown Nco-25 hhds sugar W 4 j Mongonefy-o
10 his mass>cs rrrc Vance &co-l4! do tamnack S1te
Wr2l do w f peyeIich &co7 do W jackson &co-52 hde
/ NnrTncr-SI do Jackson &col4 do Ar Slilenbcrge
Is CGI,y Blown Eco-l5 do Ray-9ros leather l. Mann,
rlries 10 ode-Tou 1928 bales cotton 80 hhds sugar as Dbl
| molaSaes.
CAROLINA LASDING-Steam,er Southern Bele7-2 bale
cotton {; n Pnckard Sco-O jackson kcoliS do Gnul
Brown Scc-2Q Vaudeville Melhenny--ll6 Nale Summer
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UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA
Feb. IL, 1886.
%" This isanl6 Will be closed on Friday, the
22d inst, Wasingto's Brh-day Obligations maturing
that day sould he paid on the day preceding.
The Board will meet for discount THU RSDAY and offer
nps for that day should be made on WEDNESDAY.
fcI94t GEO. A. FRERET, Ctphier.
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND INDIANoIA-steamship Louisiana
5G bb -four is do whisky Is do PORK hs sugar. 10 casks
bacon 80 SKIS coI1r Is Jxs candles, 70 do starch.
BR AZ0S ST JAGO-Stt am shp Nautius250 bhls -four 40
80 xs candles % do bags coffee 50 bb liquors
S25 pits groceries, T78 do mdsc.
IIvERPOO-ship Chas Pennel-2375 bales cotton, TO-,
S52 SKIS corn, 1925 do wheat 1880 slaves
CORK AND A MARkET-Bars Mary & susan-222, 3344
slaves 20 pcs oak TIMBER 81 oak planks 10 pcs walnut.
PORT sPAIN-Schr Gen Grant11 hlds tobacco 2i5 bbls
-four, $50 do pork, 100 SKIS corn.
APALiCEICOIA-ScIr Aureiia-96 his and bbls sugar,
40 b h bls moasses bales gunny bags Il bags cof
fee lIs whisky -four, do and lard but
ter bacon hams Is bb pork, bbs OIL bales
la and sundries.
IIVt.RPOOT-Ship Sea Fower260 bales cotton, 213l SKIS
corn 1851 do wheat, 1915 slaves.
MAT.INZ4s-schr Thos DennisoH-Not to he reported,
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c AT 7 L E M A R K E T.
P K c ES ::
Shipping $ntGlligeu(e.
THURSDAY, February q, 1856

THURSDAY, FCDTIIHTy II, l"oV'
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship louisiana Place for Galveston and 1ndianoa,
Hurts Morgan
steamship Nautilus, Thompson from BRACES 81 Iago
shin Chas Penne clche Liverpool Baxter, Lowell kco
Ship Sea Flower Woolberry for Liverpool baxter Lowell &co
Bark Mary Il Susan Scott for Cork and market W Dewep
Schr Gen Grant, Q5rU Hill for Port Spain, Trinidad
$500 VIM Burgess &co
sclr Thomas Dennson Story, for Matanas,
Goldenbow & Iespnrre
Schr Auclia, 1iuard for Apalachicoa d Metealf eco
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CONSIGNEES.

fR Affect sssw; Sf Hs1sS av aas :
5 5t1s"S Nfsail-A Grs$ ss;G oI;%55 ia:
+ fis Is s'SS%
s s.- aS W. fspney GsoSoF, sEagasy &e@J
Woo15"d eeT s;!T Ksanyi, he1mXoS1sy IEos
FsfmI.er I=S-Y Nls5IIeatoa { 9IyeETo valesq geo
Hi ta rSs o5 ESss5 &c F5ii F"
nara--W F vredeubursh &co-sundrics to order
,;S.ds a 5saEslS Tss
9css ss2 soNcss $e'e;'l.
S Sssn % fy' DafE
E2sec nmdH T"fih-s }H saSdco
Sfo aI4es Sf e.: i Esgn
!; cp s%s'sso s a
qcW aso M!sts5s G hy sce
4stt NcsA Ks$:ney-ksln@@ Fits i Kennedy %ss-
H%:si'i sss1I Xsslo-? j Naasy; &ssS5 " Mii5s1
Ss S%ss- &f o SSsfs ss@ a SsaEls
:a[ s sst H' Ts HsSs.f'"f E ssaFset
s s ssT f 5 4SsgpSThi
Ssr e"-W XioS eS3 WHitingz
"" "i'i''j 5er ,s ''- ''S''' '''
Brig Daniel solonx. from Rosto-J W Brshz Geo BHd
!:s5$ SS2f'S2 s?sisf
T Tha iir to n5s It'll c VIII so Mfw
Waisc oyiek niS seqrE 1HsS !; Sso-R lSilha!
low ScoMS II Kennedy ScoNeDce Ecoric Converse co
r Sce$hs M"s" zSnMWaSrI leo Geo. ' N1H
co.. Il Carter &co-sampson keene-snnifies to order
IMPORTS.
Dvlso-s cases ssl Caldwell scoi f CARRIE ne
han by plate yGeh eom eks Ta5e JGio
@ nSsS i; s n1,s T%sns
Mcomrallm5s Ib as dc F;ana-52 do " Vredc,
ln:rs tco-32 and bales m!se Graham3 pkss
Gss fsIs ss :l; D % ss; e.
MIS- Earn;ids tco$ IS 1d pas S,es 3 AZ
IS Hs sss IS a%?S Sf
v- it ers:ss Sare Esti ccneTon i!S1
ell sco-2 do 7 b smith, do Sckes scot do do do hello
cola cics ware eks dc IS pigs ,e 50 IONS sui, 10 ore
HAHRE-sltip Nathan Iianau-In ballast
] i Whitney Eco.
BR1sToI-ship l:nxinc-2ai bars railroad iron to order
BRISTo-shp Margaret Po'loc-3i6J bars railroad iron
order.
ANTWERp-ship Fides-1n ballast,
HAvANA-Bark Gle1-Iu ballast.
NEWPORT-sip Snml Adns-ll7S tons IT iron to orle..
HAVANA-Bry I'd Emelio-In ballast.
IIAEANA-Bark NIeva Ecntua-In ballast
NEW YORk-Ship W Schm!i--.ssorted merchandise.
. NOSToN-Bris d Maoncy-tssorcd merchandise.
CoAsT-schr IuIe:-50 hhd sugar 493 lf bbs molass
to order
COAST-sclr Gabriel Mo sugar go bb!s do Roman
ktFniOn.
, COAST-Scnr Olyrnpe-In ballast.
SiCOIA-Sc!r Ella-1o0V feet lumber Is coo laths
Pooley Scol eco.
PENSACOI.A-ScEr Southron-5l,0QD feet lumber e1,W
lR;lIs I'ooiey, Nicol kco.
ANTE RlVER-Scr Sarah Jane-cords wood tosorler.
TCEEFC NCTA-Scltr tnioi-65 c. IS wool 70 order.
TCEFCNCTA-Scr Pcrse vcraucc-Go cords wood to oide
/, Pearl. RIVER-Schr Elizabeth ANn-30 cords wood.
PEARL RIVER-ScEr Gen Wntllington-3 GOO feet lurb
WV Care &co
srEINGFIED-sel Jas stocktcnto cords wood to orde
ANTE RIVER-Schr E!ode-2S cords wood 10 order.
COVIN,iTON-Sclr Martha Ann-Gp0 bbls sand Merritt
Mcl'unicll-2 l;cs hides TO order.
ST LUGIS-Sctr lliccndelr-30 cords wood to order
EuNFOUCA-Schr Nccessy-2j cords wood TO order.
BONFOUCA-Schr Belle Rose-35, 600 bricks 20 order.
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nThe of the Ruby, wc, arrived yesterday
from Georgetown Miss report Pearl river low and falling from
that place down.
e steamer p j.. kinfall left Shreveport Friday last
The had fallen six inches at Shreveport and falling slowly
far down Iogy Bayou: rising from there ont Steamer
White from Jefferson and reports steamer Granada
sill the hike and the falling. Steamers W. Sherman
and Aida had gone to Jefferson
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FIFTH DISTRICT Couarl JOSEPH PATURzo vs.. The Caron
NEw ORLEANS 5s; anFtsfsRE1 e0s+.S
1sJ of I'm u r ,5e e fr s ens sis
Tie FFi;h Ds tfss Count Ssw Orleans
hs s1 rs SfS
oErHS G NfFf oF 81 "a T. as
ty s fs p IL lily pa & s e Ds:
s 5 IN sssss IL Ss9s
eee in the 'i Iucisn Hrman6 notary
said lot a nd od as No 81 ~
deep the line separating said lot from LOT No 80 and $50 feet
s. al? d f 5ess fs h and s 9
Passed before A chapen notary on the sst day Of August
f TEKAs i .fs a6S ON ,i Sei' .no,
| lel II q m3 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
crscrrEnE coua DE DISTRICT JOSEPH PATURzo vs.. La
lions DC aaatss r GIRPfSs 9s Ss0'
TN VEkTU dun alias writ de fieri faeias
na SG co oH De pe, Dc y
fs5S s. oa ,S ese
de ~ G3'FE fSye Iu s"s say dams Ia
r S Dc ason e ps 6 e e
Mar a ss rss os par Aon
Is dit terrain desiEne lie NJ 81 mss!ts IS pieds
as9 n =
tersn = i 8 peas poace Ecs
n s rs Spn RIFT en- "S Sae F so ee n0'Fe u
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al moment &c !,nd1nalcnlloh
| JOSEPH HUFTY,
fe! II 81 n3 Sheriff de Ia Paruisse d Orleans.
EE f. II T n .so and
| No.
! pY VIRTUE of n writ OF icrI facfas to me
the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans proeeed sell at
"fsH XVII; sss tsT 81"
TRICK CUTS.
l CLOWN CUT.
| CUTS OF RING SCENES
| CUT OF DANCING GLOBES.
| box of DUPLICATES OR SKELETONS for
printing, e ,3 .,,.
'''' Si''' JOSEPH uUFTY,
fel42 26 Sheriff.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT JOSEPH FIGUIERE VS.: HIS
OF NV ORLEANS. CREDITORS. No. 9T3s.
by honorable the Fourth District Court of New Or
leans in the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell Mt pub
Ois o'clock A. NJ for Of the creditors of said
TifE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A CONFECTIONERY
situate the of Canal and Caondelet Streets III the
| First District of this city.
Surrendered Ivy said insoven, to his creditors.
JOSEPH HUFTY.
feS Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
QuArRIE4E CouR DE DISTRICT JOSEPH FIGuIERE1rs sEs
| I'm VEIeTU dun ortlrc dc vcIttc rendu lie LII
IL dc evricr 1856 moi adrese par honoabe Quntriele
ie procelera SAMEDI cvrer 1856. l01s hcnes A. NJ
les uX les copte DIES creanciers dc Iisoyane
ladjudcation de -
DIES Caroneet dams le Premier District de cee
Vile
tbandcnncs par linso!vable ercaneiers
observation-disclosures momcnt de REHABILITATION.
JOSEPH HUFTY,
| fclSd Sheriff de Ia parosse d Orleans.
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SHERIFF's SALES. ].
~ Wv fPrRtssI ! 4SFPTI @KENTOE. Nc. 900. y
rFTT INF, If ri

SIXTH 2'9afF eIT sEf k KEW H. @ "
b drsesed y lie S 20 tic sx Drill Ney
es ss' il a he f sifa q nc RSs1
street, between Chars and Royal streets, OF aoNDaf'
A2te 4I le 4T o # 3 q Ss aR6nID situated Dis
s s ely e he rss ny g N H.
an dr ;.s I ed9 atsss under m DE e The s Of
notary pbc is eiy Said lot q feet front on
sboanded III he by alley 10 feet vide in to
said lot and others.
cEarAIs VACANT gQ11GEog GROUND, stuesa in
NsDS ssGn a pss g g city, ssn g By Cent s. III '9
ffot Conf ST streets inches front
aoaa Ssh Sfi & e"lt s On he Il sas
a. SormEE yA 4,,s ~ esogsp
meal t pS st. III Fee s ssss$
fst pess G;o a on Dsy d,e ina solomon ai
day e FL sa /. -. .5o,. ,n,t a
TEgHThs being The second and last sas above de
The purchaser urnhing god and solvent sseasy
s Sggs fsf "s*s so fH' S as special
fe1 Is ms Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
sssss ssgs ;: " z5 Pc M 700
e. t" r't 6 .'ssl S9
II u e maIs das @ da Is os de- Il oae
e rue ss.Lda ene eeilss Charities Eoyae Fad
ny sa pe'Sa,s p a.ss ss
G. A. Medin arch,ece ie ID davr 1885, ct depose reade
Is pieis face "a Benvie 100
Rd ps s ses s spfs e. m s
terrain ct avec d'autres terrains
1Er DE X6 sitas dan: lie pesxsne District de
s ssif IL t e 800 ed
a IL, e fac e, i Se ssn Ct &
lsguei expose aa lien ct l'heure de la
uN AUTRE 1fET DE- TRRE si.ue dams lie dit district
borne par les res Toulouse David c: soenon Ct
pouces dit ilet subdre
% erains s,vant egoaus leque expose lieu ct
saiss dams i,atIaire ci-dessns
dite propriete defniveent adagee plus n der
nier POUR e prix 9u otfert Il mos de
ton bonnie ct sovabe portaEt nseres pour
Fan de Ia date ct gpoheue peca Ia propriet vendue
:. JOSEPH HuFTY
ie2l . NIB Shsrif de Ia Parossc d'Orleans.
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr2 JAMES PR AGUE Assignee, e:c,
RY wi HTif of Or fers feiss g
- directed by the honorable the Fourth District Court of New
a en- the s on M M sssn ST
street between Chanres and Royal streets, on MONDAY,
named NINGoa negro aged about years
Seized in TIE above suit.
| TERMS-Casl on the spos. - -
fe2o m31O22 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
QrA1nrENE CoUn DISTRICT JAMES PRAGUE Agent etc
De L. NouyEIlE-GELEAss. vs. D. BARRON No 1901
L. address oar lhonorabie atrisme cou dc District de
Nonvee Orleans dams aae cidessus e procederai e LII
DI "a dc 1856, midi dams la Roionde de la Bouse Dc
Cite sl.ou entire ceie de Chestres ct Royaea fadud
cation de-
I'escave nomme EINGo-negrc age denviron SO ans.
Saisi dams laare cidesslls. .
| COND1rIoNs-Comptant an momen de ladindiGaion.
fe2o m3lo22 Sheriff de In Paroisse d'Orleans.
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Naytitular Notitts.

-.E BANE LOUISIANA,
.sp .An I'll. g New Orleans, Feb. ~. 1856
nD"Thls Bank WIFI BIC closed on Friday neg f.,
the I'D iHs Waslingtons Birth day. Obligations maturing
on that day should be pnid on the day preceding,
fc2l X. NJ DAVIS, Cashier.
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20 Notiee-'Elas . bark Morning Star, CAPITAL!
First District Consignces viii please receipt of
their goods the evcc otherwise they will be their
expense and risk.
GEO. w, iIYSSON K Co, Carnp street,
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CITIZENS BAsK LOUISIANA
Feb. 49, 1896 :
Hg~ ThIs Institution Will be closed OH FIJI
day the I'd inst, Washnstons l.ir:h-ayD All payments
maturing OIL that ny must he paid on the day preceding.
The "Hrd Of Directors will for discount THURS
DAY 2lst and offerings for that day should be made WE'D
NESDAY, .0:h.
fcl9 3. r. ROUSSEAU. Cashier
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UNION BARE OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans. lth February lS56 {
nS7@ AZ n Meeting of the Hon rt} held IN i il

18th inst, il unanimously
Resorr That In Of adding pernaneucy to the value Of
this stock, and of granting increased facilities growing
Of New orles is deemed expedient The mo
favorable for increase in the Capital Stock this Bank
ay not 10 exceed 600 and to that end the requisite notice
in conformity with the Eighth article of tle Charter authorizing
the be given TO the Stockholders In obedience thereto
Notice is hereby given that the books will opened
Stockholders this day, (wo privileged sixty nyg
subscription to said increase Provisional Subscription List
Is also opened the public for said portion
may not he taken he waived hy the present Stockholders
Stock taken and paid will be entitled dividend
to be declared in July next he computed from the date Of
fell If GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier.
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- FOR RENT.-THE THREE, STORY BRICK
fs Store ITO PeydEas street. Apply on the premises
iii fell II -
eta FOR REN'V-Until 14th October 1856, the Building
@ lately occupied by Red Rover Company No. l6 situated
s on Dorsiere street. between Canal and Gustonhou&e
oStf >fE'' AUG. s. PHELPS Street Commissioner
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, New Orleans, February 49, 1856.
IdT- This Bank VIII be closed ON the ensuing
anniversary Of Washingion's rhrtny Obligations maturing
that day should be provided for THURSDAY, the 2lst
instant. .----
fen I'd JAMES L. WIBRAY, Cashier,
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!. .AMITsEIr..ENII,s.


2ss,'r; CHARLES THEATEsFs7- Is.
- g. Lessee and Managsr.
Acting Manager.
W v. Va sts4fs Treasurer
:. ,.. THIS EVENING, February p, 1856
Second appearance Of NJ COLLINS tie Irish Comedian and
..-. .yt#2 t55 Vocalist. FEs= r
IRISH AMBAsShD Patrick with song. Mr. Collins:
Count. Mr. MaEk Smith; Prince, Mr. Wright. LADY Iss.
bella Mss Marian Mccarthy; Emily, Ms Leonard "
Lady DundeFford Mrs Booth AZ Coon hit N fsrffs Iree
Stftchen. Mr.. yinirg Bowersf The oMuIligstoney Mr.
Wight: Mrs Eicksha5es Mrs BOOTH JsTafna viii cong
< Miss Marian Mccarthy. 5' Nj e'
Hs5sTn rehearsal, FTNes UfNEII. 8$3SS aaS
py Doors open at half o'cfee precisely
Ds5- Overture at seven c5cisek PRECISELY ss4fsM
|fAfETY THEATER
u Under the management Of Sr DION BoURGfGKULT
Price OF iparssoTo al parts Of the house cents
THIS EVENING, February 2l 1866.
: ..- Second Night Of the Celebrated 85ES4s-
PYNE AND HARRISON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
slg4a .ba AT haIfpast7 O'clock, &a
The GRAND OVERTURE by the Orehestra-C onducc1, dr.
A. geifF 49,. fter whieI.Auber grand opera Of
THE CROWN DIAMONDS.
La Catarna Miss Lonisa Pyne ntroduc1ng sgdes cse-
f,rated air and varatons Don Henrigaes M flari-
son with The soar ON whisper what taou eelest CoHnt
de Campo, IIorncastle: Reboldo Mr. Stretton5 Iiaf
fc7- J'T reh sar THE BOHEMIA n GIRL.
p open O'clock. Curtain rises at seven
H Price Of Cents to all parts Of the
R Admission sundaysFy Gents, to all parts of me
No Box hacs open o'clock wien pieces Hag BE-
secured. gz fF9 !t Lissa GSaaaE& fell Z
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NEW OHIEAns CAHAL AND BAN

NEW ORLEAHS CANAL AND BANKING Co..
New Orleans, Feb 49, 1856.
NJ This BnnIS will 1e closed ON Friday, the
pa inst. Bills and notes due that day, will be payable The u
which day notes intended for discount Saturday, tic 23l
sInnid be deposited
fe9o SAMUEL G. BELL, Cashier.
bank OF New ORLEANS
Feb. 49, 1856.
ns5- This A., BnnIs VIII he closed on Friday
next the I'd inst (Wahinrton'h Bh-day3 laper falling
due on that day will he payable THURSDAY the inst
md offerings for discount must be made The day,
tel9 At WM. P. GRAYsON, Cashier.
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MEMORANDA,

EELOW-COM1N UP.
Ship Atlantic WORTH from New York, to Woodruff eco.
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HEADQUARTERS lsT BRIGADE lsT DIVISION, l.. NJ,
New Orleans, February Is, 1856

~ Order No. 1.-The Volunteer Companies
Of this galc will parade in full uniform Lafayette Square,
FRIDAY Feb % 1856, at O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose
oceGrang The day in proper manner, and in conformity
with Division orders
The artillery will parade Infantry, and he prepared fire
the usual salues on Lafayette Square,
Tho commanding officers Of the different corps charged
with the execution Of this order.
Col Henry Forno will detail guard from his command
clcer and guard tie Square, admitting but the military
after o'clock.
The Brigade line will be formed precisely hafpast
O'Clock.
b order of Brig. Gen. f. L. TRACY commanding the 1.t
Brigade.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT DAVID MELVILLE vs.. WILLIAM
Of NeI o5lsans' So!.oae w ,;3 eaas;
ID directed y the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed sell
public alctior THURSDAY March e. 1856 II o'clock
A. NJ my Warehouse, No y Jefferson in the Second
District Of this city
UNELOT OF JEWELRY, Per inventory, which be
my office.
Seized i'll the above suit.
TERMS-Cask OIL the spot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

h1s- Particular Notice.-The members of Y
S. requested to attend meeting held the ,lsua
Place on THURSDAY, the 2lst inst at ~ O'Clock p NJ
frp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

sl OF NV rsst GHrAs SS" " JON JrNNo s7s2 ~
DY VIRTUEI of u writ of heri fncIas to
ID directed by the honorable the Sixth District Court OF New
Orleans, the above entitled will proceed 10 sell
public auction TUESDAY, Feb &C. 1856, IL O'Clock A.
NJ, on the premises
THE CONTENTS OF STORE situate No. 27o Royal street.
District of this CITY, consisting of furniture,
cnery and generally all the movable effects nnd property
CONFERENCE.-The whole inventory, which lie
at my Office
Seized in the above su.
Teuns--Cash on the spot. - --
JOSEPH lUFTY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-01
pREssMAN WANTEp.
FILLMORE MEETING NO. 2.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL ,lST,
AT APOLLO HALL.

A meeting of the friends Of Fillmore will be
held at Apollo Hall, at the time and place
above mentioned, for the purpose of receiving
the Reports of the Committees appointed at
last Thursday Evenings meeting, and complet-
ing the organization the FILLMORE CLUB.
On this occasion the meeting will be addressed
bv JOHN HARLAN, ESQ,
Assistant Elector for the State Of Kentucky,
and by several of our own Speakers. gene
raj invitation is extended, and THE LADIES
will be gladly welcomed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-01
THE FILLMORE MEETING TONIGHT.

Let every friend of Fillmore recollect the
Fillmore meeting tonight at Apollo Hail. and
let every man who can spare a couple of hours
attend this meeting. The Committees appoint
ed at last Thursday nights meeting will re-
port, and the final organization of the Fillmore
club be completed The meeting will be ad-
dressed by John Harlan, ESQ., Assistant Elec-
tor for the State of Kentucky, and by one or
more of our own speakers. Let US have an
other meeting like that of last week-one
which will do the souls good of all PATRIOTS
sound principles and of the Fillmore feeling
Be therei
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-01

The CsNAL.-The Logansport journal of
last Saturday says, ''the season does not yet
permit operations at the Lock below town.
The frost is so hard that it is impossible to get
the old work torn cut. Mr.. Williams, the
Chief Engineer, was here last week, and made
new contract with the contractors, by which
they will be justified in putting on a large force
as soon as it is practicable. This lock will
detain the opening of the canal west of this to
a later period than ever before. The repairs
above will take but little time, as those re-
!quring the most time have been abandoned"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-01
Another Article from the volksbote.

We publish to-day the translation of ar
ticle which appeared in the VOlksbote of last
Thursday, we believe. 1t appears to be re-
ceived with favor by the more liberal Germans
of the city--by those who will not let few
scrub Old Liners in Evansville do all the think
ing for the party. 1t may surprise some Old
Liners in this city, that any set of men can be
found in the Democratic party here, who have
independence enough of their own, to rebel
against the detation and iron rule of the man
who leads that party by the nose. They
doubtless tremble for the fate of these rebels
and fear to grasp them by the hands in pub
lie street. Tools and toadies themselves, they
seem unable to appreciate the independent
spirit of true Republicanism. They stand in
that same awe of despotism here, which pun
ishes the political body of the rebel, as the snb-
jects of foreign despotism who are punished
for disobedience in the literal body. They
have no souls Of their owl. For fear their
master should call them and treat them as dogs
they dare not be men. And yet they are
flwning poodles, wagging their tails when he
smile, and sticking them between their legs
when he frowns. Such party hacks, such vile
tools of a master, will throw up their hands OF
paws in horror, at the idea of a Democrat, and
especially of a German Democrat, actually de-
claring himself independent Of this MASTER
Let US assure these party poodles, that there
are men in the Democratic party, although we
are unable to see how men and free men, can
stand this. but we cannot now. A man who
was Democrat five years ago, is not
Democrat now, unless he has changed his
principles on many important points. But we
ask the attention of readers to this article from
the Volksbote, and especially the attention o.
all Old Liners.