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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

ST. LOUIS. H G Rowland, Loskgort, NY; 1anksult,
t;q;ae Es%;oP M,:. VI
fisnSF isstsSs's sad fsmiT iq.,sSs i; lSdEE
Worth, Tenn; Dny coast; h Hoscy, IL; MIS- Mary Rer
N V SIMPSON, Mr. Mnrtlowes, Cvers, Ky.
,ss1n as1 r s E Eli Shs "a Fsst fsn.s ase
1 R sss Sy ri s Misf Fsp5 A. y 'fSoTy FL
Tssas; Nutray Mnn.ssi!s; Eji%sr Fleri@J Bfosks
nss.s1 ~ s% J. FH% s$ 81 : ~
HSs% % fsTs:; Haxkas stsxa s'syfs!
or Stephen 81 coSa Charles oyG John
It h aiy &fsd ss Mis Ii" sI's' III
TeSa esf L 81
5 %s 3saS Es s:SI 5Sss .%ss
Harmon, sRs, i yoRss AGS Denton Canton; ( AIsn'
tiaa 1bervils Humphrey Port Gibson Mncbeti La.
ax9, ii %'iss ", S is3 EFs;s*
S;S sss sSss ;SSs
insso ARK; XIII Moee Willie Thso
d Badsy v a s1'ss son hf lam sn @a''S[
wise pois oSsF sadler Baton H Rouge ''0"S
a s tsa rsGa Fn Es'f2 f"S s"
Mason, Miss Wngasld " 4 Linton Mobile; Jno Nixon u
I.ochues, NY; Cheatham Miss Cnuk, Miss Cank, q l
Watson, II Mapass EnGehard and lady Ark Master
WW Nse1s Barry Tllis%s LADY &s'yt M9s = Cosy
Poole In Il F Earrel, Miss ~ Hoover, Wis; ] W Wrolt
IIayne and Lady, ' Miss Jane nnda and sxt no ee
pr Rh9ass and lady erTick's 1,sy Gibson Collins
n Parks MEs; K Dunn, Granville; Judge j Morgan
s'yt La Bell Ca Conway, Ben ii Green, Ilnrdee
Org Blackman svt W parlaIn, lady Miss
Mrs Craghead, Miss Edwards Miss Robertson Sclatt
AUSTIN Plaquemine; A Bowie, La; DR. " b Page m
sst Nn,clez Buernchion and s'vt, Y; Or Page phia
Geo Sparrow Carroll! Stacy Conendia Sam McCutcheor
la; d i Stocking Bayou Sava
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4 Observation-Disclosures Peale-D Homes-E Hart eco
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, HawkinszA Phkin &cos H Peek Peeks-1aarms Harms,
Paynn &co-H Peychard &co-U a Pollard kcoG R Boil
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Duncan &co-Reiiardt Bros-W Raymond-Rugely, Blair
eo-Rohb &coJames Robb EsrnodnJ
staufeI &co-So1tlmayd & Harrrison-s N Todd-order
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The yearly interest funded city debt provided for
bond holders rely Coupons being promptly paid There
deviation from the Inv in this matter it being dis
separate object from the other fiscal arrangements Of
the city.
According report wharves produced for the
1857 1858 1854 the of S43 49, and the in
repairs $685. leaving only $55 $40 the list of
January repairs for that with eeourhs Of the
dapidated condition There expendi
year the wharves though quarter million
might have been appropriated and expended without
satisfactory adequate In fact the whole contract
system the of dsbursng the city for
conceived error and carried out
that the city fat highly fcahered,
everybody privileged pluck it. And action
any of this committee Legislation of
the Council entitled to commentator and applause it
is the mastery conception and the holiness of carrying out the
intention regarding expenditures which has followed It's
since its induction into Office last spring.
From the Mobile Letter Sheet Price Current of the I'd in
we have the following:
The general Of our market during the week under
the leading articles the inquiry has been good and with nav
gable rivers the shipments fully equal
IN pses the several aes in the ne though
the ho op and oEe anG bs naae aE
for coffee and lard GRAIN hay rice bacon and
coton in freely though the receipts little short
he week ans | sSaPa ssn S0s Mg
Weather for tho of business and
| very lively appearance
In regard rets Mobile take from the
the following:
ness in freghts aud the rates. heavy addition
Of sG w snd ae 81 ses ad p on at
he same rate bark Havre at 6c two barEs for Ham
s nnts ensasa ana B FIJI Zip for Europe WEE timber
charter brig Port Prince and market and another for
nn n csws less active though owing the
absence small vessels rates pa e and 6
asking n-l6c.J comprises the whole business.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship 1os,s PLACE em niano'n and Galveston to
Steamship Vanderb Smith, Key West and the Florida
ports, 70 f G Rogers-lst district;
Ship sdd1sssx cGSE 20 days from Boston, to Hynson
Ship Sir Chas Napier D Daley, from Liverpool 10th Deeem
Ship K Pa;n Dyer Dyer 2 days from Portland Me- to master
Brig Hope Bz White hence for Bar0"dos eurnsd in dis
enF SOW apo: ffi district e '' >' ''' II
Eoda uhla Sharp IS days from Savannah, to master
Exceed Gsg Smith from Euatan Island gath sanuary to
schr Effort pnn1ing u days from Charleston, to L
schr Delphine, David from Tenchipaho-
sr 9 5aE n Rsn s m has sdm ay e oBap
ssF ss .ns hs Rei .f
shF Rt sed a Ethn tS M
schr Conquest Jenkins days from Pensacola to John Hurley
sehr Isabella Randall from resr i Ei kansa
ss s Gsssr Ga1s fm fsa5I RSeb'n
ss$s SsI 3S ILL., ff Sss i EI TshsRF5,n
SER keser ptl 'sn from ss
| Schr Hunter, Faber, from Pearl Ryer-Basin-
sshG Mf5 Go% 4o I5oR ara
soop Reraee An5ono IT, Bayn fasom6eBan
sloop r r Gaberil from Black Rivcr-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
CD Jr, Cotton from Bayou Sara.
Laurel Hill Hooper, from Bayou Sara
G fiifsfy Hsr %r fFG% h flsm Cairo
IL IL w HILL NsTell, from Memphis
Atalanta, Briggs, from ouaelita River.
Antelope Brown from PHducah
Amanda, Risher, from Shreveport
Camben Jennings from Camden
Pelican. Bowlor from Shreveport.
Jbdah Touro Smith, from Camden.
Post Boy, Roberts, from Montgomery.
Ceres Labarle, srom Attakapas
opeousas, Neal from Washington
aagn 70 Th0W mason from from TGsenrg
G Benler from Wetumpka
Belfast Taylor, from Memphis
New Iatona, Gross from Waterloo.
Linden Coulter, from Ouachita River
Towhoat Ocean, Chapman from the Passeswcnt down light
brought up ships Middesex and Pocahontas, and sclrs
| W Miner and Rhoda Buha.
Towboat Junus Beebe Andrews from the Passesowed dow
and to the 10Th ult ships Baden and Chicora,
| bark Susan Clnr>-brought up ship Kate Dyer.
Towboat AgloSaxon Steele from the PRsscs-towcd down
the SOh ut ships New England and Flora South
| Napier
! brought up brig Hope and schr Exceed.
| BELoW-COMING UP.
Ship Sewal Morrow from New Port yaes 18th December.
| Ship Harry Bluff, Gew), Bcclman from Boston.
Ship Elseneur
Sctr q mased) from Boston.
Brig S Skinny - from Rio dc Jnnaro, with 400 bag
| = Coffee, to < F & W II Elliott.
Schr Indianoa McMurry % days from Boston, to Boge
| eco.
schr Major Barbour Arnet from Arkansas, to Eaton Her
| By Telegraph
Schr Indianola McMrnye Is days from Boston, to b
|
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Sbippilrg ytdelligents.
MONDAY, February 4, 1856.

= MONDAY, FEDEuaTy F, Io5U.
- CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan Shepherd for Galveston and India
nola, harris ~ Morgan
Steamship Orizaba Iawless for New York. Harris Morgan
ship Fanny McIcnry, Smith, for Trieste Whitney Eco
Ship Patterson Hi for Liverpool Gfney, Neville Hco
Ship Buenaventura (Span Me for Barcelona Prass geo
Ship Bannockbum tBp Bruce, for Glasgow Stewart Geo
Shin Lotus (r Watson for Liverpool Hoghon, Rankin eco
Ship Enbill Percy for Unea Sweden, Whitney &co
Ship Franklin King, Boand for Liverpool II Ashbridge eco
Bark Argentinus, {BrD Gillespie, for Londonderry,
a. Hoghton, Rankin 6co
Park Yndustr;a fpan Larenasa Malaga Ptg, Mir
Rar, Rover Davis for New York, A Cohen
Brig Mary Elizabeth, Mcconnell for Havana,
Cioldenbow Lesparro
sctr F Bradford Taylor for Puna Rosa Fin, Master
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ScEAOolscrss

N tERFOV L.-LILLY Il WOODS HAVE REMOVED
their PAINT SHOP from IS GustomhouEe street to No -
ROYAL, STREET opposite the Post-odHce. jail I'm
HT6TJ.S-25O KEGS ASSORTED SIZES, NOW LAND
Nv ing and for sale by -, 49,.
is2i IS. H. KENNEDY CO., 20 Poydras street -
T8THTsESY.-6o BBIts OLD NoNoNGAHELA AND
hSe 1e5 III lands Co. IS Tehoupitoulas street
Ri'ALVoAS- WV Joseph Lands l. CO.,
= IS Tchoupitoulas street
ss-e t,T..,-,
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zHAIETY TFYEATEEEs-s
VI NOTIGE-Complanth Has been made that when the Box
Office opened daily O'clock APPLYING for seats
found the greater number Of places already secured
for night and also the night following II is necessary
Therefore, 10 inform the public that has always been the
IN ADVANCE.
jaA FRED. n. THAYER, Acting MANAGER
ODS-WHALE AND SPERM oILS-40 barrels and casks
W for sale by
Jas @ ALFREAD KEARNEY, 70 Magazine street.
NN.S-WHALE AND sPERM-2O barrels and casks, for
3. iaz8 -, ALFRED KEARNEY 70 Magazine street.
A z, PAMTON. AUCTION AND COMMISSION
.sAs MERCHANT, Austin, Texas. 5..@
Hs-Libera Cash Advances made all kinds Of merchan.
disc. NO. q, ol0 2plm-5mGlyW
r. AMID DECENTRALIZATION MARKET RATES
Ii pad for Land Warrants. Also, all kinds Of Uncurrent
Bank Notes Coin, Bullion and Exchange, purchased BY
ns d&Wly Ne. q Camp street, corner Of Common.
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GREAT ExCTTEEsKEMT AT VANaucHrs
VI AWERIGAE NuSEIM -IlI- sig Oh ARIES STREET-

EAMERIGAN- MUSEGMt T. CHARLES STEEEI-
Mems AD0NIS the French Magician, engaed a5
the 5fuseun, expense and gives every
Il ~ evening" his
The collection STATUARY, gToap Of
THE LORDS SUPPER, the Beilsetant Powers and Bel
lerant Generals Of Europe the Distinguished Men OF
this Country is Of the finest exhibited in this
try or Europe
can be procured during the day with printed number q
Il chair, without extra charge .F5
Amongst the objects of interest in the Museum,
iAaLIFINGS 0URANG 0UTANG,
The finest specimen of its kind in the ceuTtry
M5- Adnisaian, SO cents; children half price
EThe public respectfully cautioned remember the
ber 1GT, many deceived by the estabsent aoin
ing prporting TO be Museum, and only find ont thEs they
are duped after they have paid their money. d2S
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GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
II VIII be given celebrate the Centennial Of
MozazB Birth Day for the Benefit of the GERMAN OR.
PHAN ASYLUM, Fourth District, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb Is, 1885,
AT ODD FELL0WS' HALL.
The hast and amateur kindly valnoraa
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IMPORTS.

L1vERPooLship Sir Chas Napier4e55 SKIS salt 50 tons
cos to orde-1 disk glue Hart deo-l hhd pun
cheon whisky sherry cases port ~ tce porter
ale, 10 bushels potatoes to master.
RUATAN IsLARD--schr Exeeed-2O eaEoona indigo, La
horde 4 Xiuuaa--lnt fruit to rnRStefl
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EXPORTS.

LrVERPOOI-Shp Lotus--2443 bales cotton.
IIVERPOOI-Shp Patterson-63 bales cotton lo ties lard
100 casks taow.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Argennus-looS sacs corn As
bbls beef, TO- $50 slaves.
GLASGOW-Shp Bannockbu-l5l2b bales cotton, 1858 sscks
wheat
TRIEsTE-ship Fanny McHenry-32Ol bales cotton, bbs
vsrnish, bd Irvine. r.
UAEA--ship NJ D E,mbll- $50 bales cotton ga
BARCELONA-Shp Buensyent.ra-144S bales cotton, $500
slaves. taE a. A33t5D3F& 90 n rtg'ttFt Is
MALAGA-Bask Yndustra-472 bales cotton, casks OIL
uAyANA-Brie Mary Elizabetl50 cg ESQ bbls TOO kegs
lard so bbs taow, IS bxs pork, 200 bbls potatoes D.
NEW enthusiastically 0rizaba--1n ballast.
NEW YORK-Bark Roverl22 bales cotton, e64 bbls moas-
ses 3 ties Is bbs ard bbls 90 bales rags pcs cast
ings, pkgB sundries ,l5z... t-..l. !. 81. II
INDIANOLA AND GALYESTON-Steamshp Charles
MogenS bbs -four GO bbls pork 20 do potatoes los do
pe 100 xs tobacco go bxs Candles 70 bx clare rs bags cot
fee 60 SKIS corn 1000 do oats. !c@53 VI.
PUNTA RoSA-schr Bradord-lO0 bales hay, 1000 skr
oats II do corn, lot wagons. & II
LIVERPOOL-Ship Franklin Kng-S700 bales cotton.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, FEE. 3.
arrivals Friday comprised nearly GOO head Gnosty OF
the descrpons and 1870 Hogs Sheep continue
scarce Prices for purchasers at
mot o. 4
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MEMORANDA,

nhe officers of the Camden report Ouacta river
risen fifteen feet at Camden and WIS at stand
rssSeamer Judah Touro left Camden the 18th ult;
Stacey Camden to leave the next day. passed steamer City OF
Cairo in Black River; VIM Young below Columbia.
rise of 30 taken place Camden and the river still
rising; weather very cold.
-The steamship Vanderbilt, from Key West and Fordn
ports reports steamship Isabel from Charleston arrived at Key
West the 2lst u and left day for Havana Left in
dort banks Brunette and Mazeppa repairing.
The Eshp Star of the West from San Juan, arrived on
the path. and sailed same day for New York.
Tho steamer Fulton, Lieut. Tghman commanding, sailed
on the 2ls u for Havana, Left anchor off the Fort
Cyane Fairfax commanding. Passed tranport
Ranger off Egment Key the 2 Left in Tampa Bay same
date schooner Taylor hence also bark at anchor name
known Left at St Marks 18th ult banks West wind and
Mustang brig Sampson At II NJ 29 passed steamship
Florida off Dog Island light The Vanderbilt experienced heavy
norhers during the voyage.
Whist lying Pensacola the 3lst ult John Kelly ire
man, fell overheard and drowned.
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EJ~ THE bark ASieiia Rogers, Capt. Snow.
from Charleston is dscargng her Mt Post IL First
District Consnees will please attend to the receipt Of their
goods tho eYee otherwise they will be stored at their ex
pense and risk. sAat' @5E@ ~
jaa0 GEO. W. IIYEsON 4 CO., so Camp street.
@ The ship Frnnconia, Capt. Wilson, from
Boston, dischagine her Post l5 First District
Cosees will please to the receipt Of their goods the
Levce = - 80, '-.s. ~.
jas GEO. W. HfNSON X CO., S2 Camp street.
RJ" THE consfgnees of the following goods,
to order per ship Francoa from Ieston viz j. G. " md
n H. g. 80 bales G. cloth J. pH 50 hdes paper; A., 300
the dEchargng clerk the Levee otherwise they will be
Jag jas dEo W HYNsoN 4 CO., 50 Camp street
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Ntbif(u Of The marAfts.
MONDAY MoRNI,

7dUNTFiTT NUsNINt, FEE. 2,
COTTON The demand confined Saturday, although
limited supply offering and factors still
frne their preensons the sales embraced fully 1900 bales
We quote:
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TIPR0VED HAND ,,A AND P0WER GINS ssz
CHARLES STREET Toufo buildings, fourth store from the
Charles Hotel New Orleans Always hand large stock
Of the above Gins of description adapted variety
of Cotton and warranted superior in respect;
POWER GINS of from Is 20 100 eRc for Horse
Steam Water Power will out from TO bales
day Of clean Cotton, of 45D pounds each.
HAND GINS, Of from ~ % each constructed
to he drawn by eRnks the cylinder shaft at much
speed by driving pulley will clean from $50 to
450 pounds per day.
These Cotton Gins have the Patent Detached Crates and I'm
proved Bru,n combine all the late improvements in
chnery and of the best materials and workman
ship.
4 medal awarded the Eagle Cotton Gin the Worlds
Fair London md medal and prize of 300 rupees by the
Artt Horticultural Society Of Indo.
Planters and Cotton Factors invited to call and inspect the
Gins, Mt the Warehouse, 81 ST. Charles street.
fed ct WILLIAM l.. GUSHING, Agent.
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Actual increase for the week s4,a2s
This increase the long loans weight
by the Canal Bank.
The of Louisiana State Bank
regular semi-annuRl dividend of today This is the
dividend of this bank making the total amount Of
paid stockholders since it's organization, four
millions three hundred and fifty thousand dollars
In general circles particularly the Of real
tate for long time has excited more surprise and been
the cause OF more congratulations than the report OF the annual
budget of the Finance Committee of the city Council its last
regular meeting and which hos been the subject of remark in
of the city Journals Although had ben nmated that
reduction in the general might be expected
garded the report with Indifference and snuated though
reduction would be proposed In fact they had been long
used standing the rack that it conceived matter of
the mpossy conduct the affairs of the city with
increase instead of reduction in its annual receipts There
holiness and originality running through the that
carries conviction all that what proposed be successfully
sustained and carried out The farming of the whayes
happily conceived proposition and completed satisfactorily
The reorganization Of the Fire Department another
stroke of policy saving of thousands of dollars will be the
before the expiration Of the time of the
contract
The estimated receipts the year 1856 SlOO0, which
the following in part Licenses from
merchants coffee houses trades and professions
from the markets. 500 000 back collections, $50 600; State
preparation public schools G other various sources
with the Treasury the LIST Of January, 1856, ssos.
The probable expenditures placed at 81 ,2 go, which
public schools 500 600 police S200G00 salaries of Off
Gals so0o rpars and lighting the streets under the
Commissioners department. S2 600; City Surveyors
department. sA5o md other items to make the amount
indicated.
The most marked feature in the report the very great differ
repairs paving of year the estimates
the Surveyors department million three hundred
fifty eight thousand dollars This pruning actual
good reducing this item alone 81 though part for
repairs of wharveS and landings
difference between the receipts and expenditures,
SlsS65 covered by the annual which, instead of
for 500, CENT last is lad at 30 cents
per $780, To this deficit usual to be ad
roll which gave the following Of real
! estate and slaves, say:
District. .S4 GOO 900
second %!,IuuuV
| tourth tltouVuo
s7o,4soOoo
which, -tenhs of per cent S2ll go The gross
of the current year, 1885, is rs follows
| 1856, Assessment per $780,
| 81 LIST Dis I'd Dis. Sd Dis. 4th Dis
5 Esi!1 Oh tax. :.:::.::sa q 3 4
! l6l l49 2l4 137
Comparing with last year the difference is:
| 1855 Assessment per Sl00
| LIST Dis % Dis. Sd Dis. 4th Dis
| Consolidated tax. ................H u ~ Is
E E ,ss i5S ,S @ ,5 80 ,S 80
2E 235 $50 2o5
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HENEI 1EEGRA GFEGDCEIEEE STUIGEIo e BAKUNNE
L STREET, opposite the Lafayette Railroad Depot.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Cicquo Heidsick, Cabinet other
brands
Amontllado and superior GOLDEN SHERRY.
Old South Side MADEIRA superior old PORT WINE.
MOSEIIlE MUSCATEI.; SPARKLING HOOK.
SPARKLING HERMITAGE; TOKAY WINE.
Superior CLARETs of the best brandsCatcnu argaux
orle, Bear ST. Julien.
And great variety of WINES and LIQUORS.
Superior old COGSAC-Otard, Duply and j. Hennessey.
ALSO
A large assortment of FRESH GROCERIES always be
procured at the "GEM.'
fci6t F. L. BERC1ER.
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rF'HE. GREATTEsT ATyEHR AcETOE AZ as4sE

LOWELL has arrived with his large ENAk
from Australia and s exhibiting him at % ST. Charles
@4t street, from A. N. until 8 II. 5M. daily
This animal Is the largest CAPTURED weighing OF
2000 pounds when quite young by ME.
Lowell and has been reared himself until be row
exhibits intelligence Rlnieat human
He also exhibits the Of at
tack when enemy approaches which the most ter
rife attitudes effects which fearful arc
produced on the admiring yet terrified audience.
Next his mode of repose when Seek nheier the sny
Of his jusles ina grotssaue
Sst and Imaginable pictures.
The os his nature told which nobler
"a beings might initiate with advantage
The grand clinacterfc exhibited Lowell enter
Ing The BEA DEN 81 left passsr q this VIZ
any monster before
| performed by any other hnnian being.
SSsAdhistance Is cents. Tz5 taasH
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Martifular Notites.

d.. -...t BANK OF NEW 0RIEANs,}
&S-1 Feb /, 1856 )
nsy- Hereafter the Discount days viii be on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and the Offering days on
TUESDAY Us and FRIDAYS By order of the Board.
fc1 Ct E iE+'s w r. GRAYSON, Cashier
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ANN
GATETE T'EEE A 1sE ! Il i.

FEE \. 4 h p1
LAST WEEK OF MR. AND MADAM KELLER AND
Troupe Of Twenty Performers
LAST WEEK. or 2sFsS AGNES ROBERTSON
ptsdaesof 4 VET
INC when u VIII certainly produced e Hanatser there
RMS EVENING, February 4 1856
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Fe ss Ms IN snd Teae Twenty
sfsas u asss.s % = ssass ss Il
o'eioef. rissa u half pass seven
fsies u III paris u ns
~ Adniissioa suBdaya soa paFss ofstho
bog ONCE from 10 DO
/ On. CHARLES THE
i ~ asSSee anU Nanasess
s.B.UUFFIEED.s..... lAHageT.S
EG.G.EHESTE Treasurer
4 THIS EVENING, February 4, 1856
Il LIS. week Of tie sPYNE AND HARRISON EEGIIsE
4 OPERA TROUPE
i Fifth Wight of CINDERELLA.
Hszan IL e.
Dufieid Cinderella LOUISE Fye eIprindas Miss
Fairy Queen, Mrs Mccarthy; Thhe, Mrs Eeosia
Il Sunbeam. Mile Faee.s with WGlfAN
EPaadington Green MI ". Bowers; MIS- tsetsral
saes. af I p1. IN a. VIC
/ E.Welnesdayr benefit 5f .Mr. HARRISON. 80
4! So IN Rehearsal, sOAEA4BCLA and FRA DIAVOL0.
i e IL Overture a. seven o'clock prsessiy. fsk
4 0RTEang s & rB,x5 d. 4 rEyr;Fs--
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Long and Short Loans, January 25. .........
Long and Short Loans, February 2........
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CLASSICAL CONCERTS OF Mr. GUsTAyE COL

" LIGNON.
Mr.. G. Cognon egs leave that Mt the request
Of large number of subscribers he has postponed the SECONI
CONCERT Of the series 10 FRIDAY EVENING the Sth of
February ami that instead of the Iyce he has secured
the ODD FELLOWS HALL. for the remaining Concerts
Mg-Progranmes will be published in due time.
subscription So emitting each subscriber
Tickets for each Concert
EASulcrihcrs desiring additional tick muy obtain them
applying to Mr. RUFFIER, at the Box Office of the Or
leans TeRter the Hail. the evening Of the Concert.
H3A plan of the Room is deposited Mr. H. D. IEWITT'S
Music Store, No. 80 Camp street. and subscribers wishing to
do so by applying to Mr. Hewitt the day
before he Concert e4
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-TUBlCCU.. heard
New (f Washington CROP at 94c round IL hhlsalso at
and &c; at 81, att, ats and at ec; and 10
at Be q D ronnd. ~. -. = ~ =
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T.. CITIZENS BANK OF LoUIsASA,2
New Orleans, Jan. a. 1856. )
G4J' An Annual Election for seven Directors
by the Stockholders of s Bank will be held at this Office in CON
foiy with the charter ON MONDAY 4h February next b.
twee, the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 2P. NJ.
jazz I'd #lz- f. ROUSSEAU. Cashier.