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Scatter We Seeds.


Scatter Fe seeds aud flowers win spring;
Strew them at broadcast Ger hill and glen;
Sow in your garden. and time will bring
bright flowers, with seeds to scatter again.
scatter ye seeds-nor think them lost. @s,a'
Though they fall amid leaves, and are buried
in earth,s ssss3f - 80 ss5 "a sasss srs ia
Spring will awaken them, though heedlessly
tossed, a,sss sssasssf sgssss lgaslgs 81 v
And to beautiful flowers those seeds viii give
birth. ,..@sss 49, .stsia,, -
Scatter We seeds; tire not but toll; = ss's-s Z
'Tis The work of life--'tis the labor of man !
In,,he head, lathe heart, and on the earth'sown
soil, ~ lAssasasss So ~, 1ssab sssls ~ -
Sow, gather, and SOW, through lise's short
Span t.sesa 49, ~ s sssi = sfss - ps-
Settler yc seeds, IN the fields of ulind--sss -
Seeds of flowers, with the seeds Of grain; :
In the spring aud summer sweet garlands yen
find. sssSias ssaa oaa sa1n ssss1 +.
AID in autumn yen reap the rich fruits for
your pain. ..sss salsess zsan ss.8 - -
Scatter ye seeds in the garden of heart g
Seeds of affection, of truth, and Of love; -
Cultivate carefully each hidden part,Sess ~ =
And thy flowers viii be seen byangels above.
Scatter ye seeds-the seeds of hope -.
Plant in your bosoms the tree of Life glx
Then the flowers here budding in iIeaven shah
ope, II" Aa7s 49, 1..'t as
And in Heaven viii ripen the fruit of strife.
Then scatter We seeds each passing year =
Sow amid winds and storms of rain; i 80
Hope gives thee courage-faith cast out fear
God will requite theeswith infinite gain.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14
Death Of james G. PeroiuaI

f. s 'a4
"a a dispatch from Chicago announces the death
of James g., PercivaI, the poet. Mr.. P. was
born in Kensington, ConH., in 1895. and u,.s
the second, sou of DIR. James Percival. He en-
tered Yale College at the age of sixteen. and
in. 1915, read as a commencement exercise his
tragedy of" Zamor,". which was his first SORT
GUS attempt at poetry, though he had previously
Hwritten.some fugitive verses. In 1920 he pn6z
lished Hs ffrstyolume,s leading offwith the first
part OF s.Promethus," a composition in the
Sponserian stanza Having received his diplo-
ma OF doctor OF science, he went the same wear
TO Charleston, s. c., and begun the practice of
his professions lie was, however. iucurablv
addicted toa literature, and soon published the
frs number of g lo." a pamphlet or maya
zine OF verse and prose. In 1924 he was ap-
pointed asslstant-surgeon in the army, and Pro-
lessor sof Chem istry' atsWeSt Point Military
AcadelnYs winch position. he resigned after
few months, aud took place in the recruiting
service, at Boston. During this yea he lected
two volumes Of his pDeticaI writings which
we're published in New York, and reprinted in
London. Ind S27 he published. in New York,
a third part OF (" Clio" The next two years
he spent IN assisting in the preparation the
| first quarto edition Of Nebster's Dictionary
He then translated TMalte- Bruins Geography,
the last portion of which was published IN lS43.
In lS42 he published an. elaborate report ON
the Geology Of Connecticut The years follow
ing Mr.. Percival spent in quiet ease, being
seldom heard from in the way of contributions
IN iterasure Two years ago he was chosen
State Geologist OF Wisconsin, and at once went
TO work ia that new and interesting field. His
first report was published last year.
Saws LInERALrry.--Wes see 1t stated in one
{ tof The southero papers thatfve thousand slaves
1 the city ofCharlestown, South Carolina, have
during the last year contributed 5000 dollars
J, TO beneficial objects. This amount would have
sufficient 10 purchase the liberty Of at least ten
OF them. tsea q assf e Is q, ft.s.s1 - 49,.
J VI AS we must render an account Of every
| idle word, SO must we likewise OF our idle
silence. treAstsa els ixft
II or Begin life with bur little show you may
q increase it Afterwards
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05- What fools men are to lament that they
nre not as val off as y that fellow across the
street." The richest man in town. will be for
gottenin fifty yeats from now. as the mason
who built the Rocky Mountains. La 1916 we
attendedlthe funeral ofa mi lionaric. We visi-
ted bic grave recently, aud what do you sup
pose VIC saw Four bob tail pigs roofing the
soil from bis grave. And this was the end OF
all his infuence--a neglected grave, with four
stub tailed pigs roofing up the sutI So.passes
the glory OF The world.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

EMANCIPATION or Snatns.--We learn that
by the will OF Mr.. james Kelley, Of Laneauter
county, Virginia all his slaves. amounting TO
about forty five. have been emancipated. Ills
executors are now in Bltimore. making ar
engagements for their outfit aud embarkaton TO
Liberia, 10 the vessel which is soon to sail from
that port.
Or He sa worthless fellow who lives only
for himself
or Iie that keows useful ihinas, and noi
he thar knows many things, u tho wise man.
Smyrna times., 1856-05-14

OF As we must render an account of every
idle word, SO must we likewise Of our idle
silence. r tpsastsa els - M
or Begin life with bur little show you may
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JOSEPH RAFEL,

" 56
GOLDSMITH SILVERSMJTH WELER,
n Fame
ABOUT RETIRE FROM
TWENTY FIVE PER
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and
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an
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Meb d ~ with in Pdh Gsaw.
We rem
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
J. NEVILLE Individually and
SIXTH TEcT GouH7 T T q The IF 5"s Of NITIk
hkF!lLE 4 GO. W. HIS GREDl-
TORS. No. 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors of
the nsolvct thai Of his property has been accept
ed by the court for their benefit that meeting Of said creditors
isO be held before v F. Cotton Notary Public SATCR
DAY the 10Th day Of January, 1851 al 10 O'clock A. NJ for
the purpose OF taking into consideration and celebrating
the affairs Of the said nSolvcn; and in the time all pro-
ceednss against his person and property stayed That sam
mel Myers Es Attorney and Counsellor ut Law has been ap
pointed TO represent the absent creditors.
BY order Of the Court.
Clerks Office 9th December, 1856
dS3tin3Jd W. H. REESE Clerk,
ETAT DE-: LA LOUISIANA
j. NEVILLE indivduellemcnt ct
SIZIEME COCR DISTRICT associc des maison NE
de la NVuvelc Orleans. VILE, TOERNE, ct GIFF
NEY. NEVILLE Il co. VS. SES
CREANCIERS. No. 1856
A WIS est par ces prescmtes dOnne aux ere.
Ia anrcrs du sush usnlvnbe Quunr ceons de blends
etc accepla par Ia pour er benefcc, qu
parire tude de V F. Cotton, noaire public SAMEDI IL
10 janvie 1857, 10 hours du mn,in rGIt de dchercr
proprt.tcs s'pelu. Fl que Samre Myers
avoca cite prestnter les creancers absents.
Par ordre de Ia
decembre, 1856.
dS 3tiD :pd W. Fl. REESE. GreFier.
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TOR S.iLE-TIE STEAM SASH AND BLIND Fac
tory of St John and Julia comprising
Engine md Boiler five Circular
Benches suny other machines for the manufactures tt
Sash Blinds, etc,
whole viii he SOLD in block very favorable
good purchaser.
Apply to JULES 4. BLANC.
SEQ Pm the preaai$ea-
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

III S2 HkA MHuS ~ .51 ? '4hs srFH nc
nov ope2 for the reception f Peraet and tanss,
management Of Mr. St. john, which is hoped will be
The ncsan veonla hotel for families uneqaea. The
sf s s s e boe IN s " M Teo
gsT-Genenen occupying Rooms tue vcranda can
a. their Meals at the St John House without charge.
O. 1sANN1TyIH q; pf AST n OYSTER ;
SST%yF isS2HS5 ,s:.s."r nr..
his and the public that he has opened splendid
Conn 81; 2y1sf sSS" s S. s st sS"
SMe s ct I h e %Gy U.s. ld s up III s SS
constantly hand lse FRUIT Of all descriptions their
~ ~ ~ JNoii DAXIs, oYs ;FI! IA, SAIGON,
I1s NTH #: s: oH5TFSs 6" e
and olnsr FISH OF the besi quality.
lie will also keep constantly hand Oysters by the barrel
and By lie and his Pickled oysters will maintain lis long
established reputation D21 BIN
49, ST. LOUIS nOTtaL1;-n}gKlNG THE PAST
hovegnuel, refurnished painted aud pneed throughout
H HE $ " H'Ti5 oB &5S1 'sS'ss H
twill be opened for the reception of its friends and patrons
ye35 Im O'''''' G!IAs L. GUNBE1 Proprietor
fsA FIhhMOtE HOUsE-,No.l 3 81. CHARLES
# street corner OF loydras street. New uens Fitted up
| E-.L Iresnly for resident bnarders.
| sells II V. s. GOODIN, Superintendent.
- NlUitpHY,S HOTEL, RESTAU.
a5R RANT AND OYSTER SALOON No. 9S and
sS ~ 100 ST. Charles street. is open for the reception
visitors. FISH all the Deicacies
served in the approved style and shortest
notice hours. Just received OF fine Oysters,
| Stlt. RICHARD MURPHY. G9 If
| MN y CHARLEY BEGLIONE'S OYSTER
Z. ~ @ lSAIODN.-- Formerly Dick Nlshs 81 ST Charles
~ N.Y. street-CHARLEY BIGI.IONE has the honor
SySz% inform the public that having leased the above
Saloon prepared accommodate those friends who
| wish 10 give him call,
CHOICE LIQUORS. and the best the Markets afford always
hand, and will be served up III first style Lunch from
| lug 4. NJ, to p. ".
| nv. we'll ventilated Restaurant up stairs. sells If
| nEN ~ SANI'S SALOON, l0l ST. CHARLES
! &A 9A STREET. This Splendid Saloon having been
sNE%Y thoroughly fitted up for the coming season. is
santly on hand, to be served by gin attendants
Wines and Liquors Of the best quality, also to he
found this establishment increase of price has deferred
the rroprictors from keeping the best to be had. %
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''''''''''''
Dress Circle and rarouee VIZ '''"'''i'N q, ~
" nIISry' tiaj:i;......'.......
yualroon Private Boxes per seat -. X
~u, ',srts , "s s,s 90 10 - each
Doors %pen at eeeck Gnn rises o'clock
.
ng-The most Elegant Theaer in the United States -ea
THIS EVENING, December g. 1856
NJ ! 5 5 I | l. D II E R 20 N.
MEDEA umphatly successfu-Tbe enthusiastic a,nause
which attended the representation Of Miss Matilda Ierons
d a., W ~ u me- llataIer Of Mehe: IN the
6y hcrse ndnssS its 1cn"i,;nn t" me English stage
IL d a.
Ta Nps %pe~ ~ IT. a n"Ta nsG 'Io Mr.: n
lante Miss Laura Corjn,ilan Mr. j. HidE,nntt. Wedaa
Miss Matilda Heron Creisa Mis- Jessie clarke jauie MTs
H. Howard. To which will be added of the G4i
ely most successful productions,
apolo Miss RoaIe Dnrana in which She ,, sine, 1srr
iinl's Echo Song: Mi,ns Mr. W Day;%rc " As 'T do
ORLEANS THEATEE- ORLEANS STREET.
TUESDAY, December .. 1856.
Will be acted liaeyys grand opera in acts entitled
Principal characters by M'le Bourgeois and Mr. Dcorray.
uzy.pR1crs-Dtess Circle, I-jsxa yoxs, poroOct,e and
Second Sc boSes'....
| Third Gallery. ...,......... 50
g- Doors open al ot2 CLOCK Performance at
| O'Clock.
W No sea, secured unless pad Tor: 49
| ST. CHARLES TffEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
n. B Lessee and Manager
Mr.. II. roRRI Acting Manager
! PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and paru,ette - -,csn,s
rnd ''rcle % cents
C:n1Iry y: ~ ce,,ts'
nmnSr1on Hox lick - ce
Private no,es rnr, ''''' - &c ~ ''''1e''''
,,p p,ppr, .u a,no,- .-- ,os.,,.,. ,rr,, >,,,,,,
THIS EVENING, December 9, 1856,
| mis- ce'eof''e" "'se'y u ~
Al CEEliA bolsHlA
Ilcrctia HorPa Mrs Farren Gcuaro, Mr. Nnge Duke
Mr. Stn'lcy Song Miss Mary Shaw. 10 conclude
with the drama of
r, ,, ,.i r.,
MARY uaor Mrs. arfeil "heF'' Mr. D. n. Magic.
is engaged and will shortly appear,
- - Doors ss " 6ysnrs at Nd s's precisely do
t,p,1,D1NG & r,oGE.ss, ,1frsD1r7, AM .v-
| - iAl' Il '' '' 7'' '" 'ee''
| v.y,rs sp,1DrSt; 4 ROGERS r.sn.c,f11v ,,,,c. ,h
'.' 1,.,i,, 81 ftn:r e'p-e''''l "'"'"'io' ''''
'''''"7 INV MrsEUN SALOON,
WIS" FiIE ' IiYnRGn T11Ors,yn c1p1oc1rrPc,
The phases and ueculiri,.s ni he mnl yr
Tc cI amn;atre s' far I'M at is 1vo.ad IA , cr,r,
" ,nrr If tI. celebrated Wasf X p,rls ~ " VA 1
directed BY the renowned itlineator,
MA PEEL
7o Will give their llrlor Entertainments every At
tcruoor Evening during the week commencing at
o'clock +. VI. and IL F. NJ y "
es7- Entire change Of t,rI.trnrnlne nightly
NJ Monday AM! Tuesd.y-shnk +nenrean Festival
/ W,Gp and ftl.cLy
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AVN oET EhSs nrrr
" OF Slw VyEIE4.s; 0. ,.- -, ,a ',.~
A1nrJTt,tC ~ tFEtpristE s.Tx-trHr mi W. =
" ri n H. H. - ~ r. ~ r. NJ l,At AZ,
CIV Wv, Sw , and m nrny far S' :" n M, me-
mi,'ion ni,irs approved the sd FeNruary isS
dp1 f h o ,t ,i l!yt'n,S ntreo i M,
,S Of NV orleans %poTs 9" tie :S y and Of lie "a
T. ,";Sl a: r. Ny e NV o!lyas T5oyids r.
Narct. ~ '.'''''S' ''' '''''
~ ] OF m t Ta '' GEse oF I% lG 10 NE eIy o.
urro c Gill . ny Of Hs s ys1 ,H l 10 ' ,r
marked Proposals for ,l sn Ss , If MPn1"
CHARLES H. WATERMAN sa1or
5n2SA $1 t!!ES& ! f SSPS'"''s'
,. in '-t t;I ~ ii+n''tm , s ,,,o-
,,n n + NAI,iET, ,r@tiFafa "' Vt , s'
- ~ NJ !"
II SToIE-No9 iamlil; cx sir eiyn Mcaw. FROM phia
and Kici" Ka"res For se at IS r bG r H T
' n6 In ,0"" D''"'t re; ' x OLIVER g. ,,o .. ,.,,
~ 1,T4r ,yaTcrz xro,,s roryr, r,,,,o
~ ,In HhFt y A ST, t, S11i; -, CORNER rAHP
49, F%"i ss%sns WAftHES; GRor sb S'' JE~ IST
the a 9u rn and every variety Of fancy goods Of
sd ' SeFr r OF M o Fl Ess eSGer
''''' ''''' uso
to nonoS mounted and Je~elry repaired and manufactured
~" 'E'" "''f ''h 'eA "''s'''
mar, r rIit NIi."'lN.
~ Company has been coruer Of Common
nm! Nhrondee, streets. Mo In:
PORTABLE STEAL Nj ENGENES-FROM IL TO
date IoG % S ySirS .1c ffR ct I SoG
and durable qualities engines amy other pa,r, or unn
ihre, twenty Stntr Of The
Union Pamphlets, with frE description, and liz
uueFch persons VINO are using them, will he SGlt by mail
Hoard son uius sole r7rtt,s Of The rattn thry mi,
tHclur the rujues 10 jri, ihrv In W riy
reputation and all prctrlNie,i ini,tinns r,. Fnis n INV
purchasers, they will ies1
MO ~ SAMUEL. II. GILMAN
Y teS1,-rRoN THE srs. ,,,EP ME vrp>o,- o>c,m
IL uay ,y,,n n inrrr S,n;r l,r ! r. With; RI, ",
with uinr Init th. ,.td
card oil the Arlington Hotel, EciHlra Miss, and
ht''l W"I nan st. n ork was given 10 baggage
@ ~, w ''al at IN. ny tao' ana NeSli" II was lett else
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Notlec.--,rhe resulnr packet bnrEs Ihorl

=, ,s,,
'ISS 'T H. " 6is,sic F" '%. I ,. r 70
" r !: IF 4. *; =, a%%. 2" ID y,r, All good" y' 'e's
-, Nv ~ :. 1T ~ 49,, VI " -. ~.
f7m ST. CHARLES II,,, AND c,r, ,,I-
E@as PORT M.-uUer the s. Charles iocl-tIr ,a1-"ri
f-aa Der W9.i eau NE attention q M lrHiS ana ~ nu2a&
ro., ~ i, il : Inc nf lie fr, from, ii,
ata pHc;a" tnowledrr Of the business. to be l"
r@FntI The r'hir"Ge and hIru tT 'nFr OF the tTh&r
,rlaI It !. rnrr,rYtn TO- I ,," 10 ,r " Iats for IL Or
81 bat, 3. 'tg hing Use hels c' oitru
,cprS' -. @i'l go i,,gfI, i iu, ",l n5 M IlyE
respect wYo.t,tr they i,ry ut
,st. ,i H. H. =, "'' LEE H.,
----.--------
SIT. NICHOLAS BILLIARD AND OYSTER SA-
%I.Iy i 81, 'n'% 'tt, p, ] ri
sn,"Ii, .Tn ~ fur, ncl WIN nYSTNKs r,~ ,r co,k"i in
az 't{l| 1A.' n ,e-t lI!.nrs e''G'rd ir"' IA" ar
,, ,i , ~ t. ., t' w. ,t w. '''l w.
,urrd in l, county, III rrl,r,r Is 1t remit, a. sec ali ti.
Old "r"n~ If ,he house, and As many may favor
3' d, T iri d ''.' p - pry,,n1gr
~
{ 80 t'---hohkF- toA:-!-'tF'I 1'I Il = ~ Il J.
,'I,y t,l one. n ia =, .t.,p' ,jt.7 t;ai, ~ ,t ~
''"" wI lw9gs m hnni NJ ME lowe" notch in ,he rrer
No. lIr " '' tl>nF' is,n M'i !NiIrrE"h Camel
Having removed from or I'D stnnd = CnolI". .treet
,G'vi ~ 'S'''{s gr orders AZ Is l.Ntt" l'mrr or
=: S.-'>o, Uea, A,a mud Pine Mood
~ '' IL NIlI'EEb Agent.
HDlI'> &EEDr1S AND syaTS-Ix STORE
GM 2iN-t large lrI lrinlc .~rtln"1 suitable far
sl We '''F ana country 'E11t f,,, ~ TO-" ~
u,M &C ,iravicr street ,,uu,tiI4 Xix Place
k4NtfISEi ffitStEtEEilI AS At THE GEM GROCERY
~lpFt' " ii'rpHt street, het"rru 'ht ami NHmn'"H--
New III "a" hEA fresh Golden ~ III T. 1slteL Bt +
Fit
'''' Mon, '''9F'' rue "''N'' 'at'Aei NEd I'Ht0l
'ilf.7F''
N'''-I'' = 7i'4'-' '''Geh / ''-' ih7'Hh!'Nr cue.
And ine assortment Of every article in thrte line.
rlDrrI stock WINES and lEQr oES-srpcrior carct
p,-.1,..r, .,r r ,.s,,,,. t.i, Il .. m j, , ,:
IL. +. L. BERGIER, Agent.
~u,,ur,s, = ,,., ,.,,,,,.,,,,,
y,,, ti ' \ ,,,, ~ " ~
% rlone F. H. NJ YEAST POWDER
~ fntt Db!s No. ! T",rscM NrEEREI..
SO or.
rs i@s j.. IT,. =.
Is packages +.
BGt'KWlIEAT, in boxes. ar and half barrels.
,?t5 k,A. NAILS assorted Sizes,
~ h"' ibis Fulton Market hF:F-
Dqr
u fr,ias choice G OSlIEN BUTTER.
81 III
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GAIsICE. SUCCESSOR TO II. D. HEWITT

md Forion Nnnmrtrps and prys rnni SnuAre
and nri5ht PanoS london and Pnris mike nways on and
Nnlodrnns Guitars Accorrrs Eolus Flutes Brass nstrr.
,om Sr,rs c az amI n,,nn ',s.nrtrant of Vsicnl
Msrchandise BOOK ETC., ETC.
nv. Nlsic arrand mi hnuudNusir. Instruments oF all
kt;S r,irI M,sic Tarhers r.ronenjnd umd s,un,ions
nrnrnreI Far pro;.ssnrs ~' ~ ~ ie23 I'm
r- -
NOTICE To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
N Patent Sawed WethcrlOarIiuc both rough and dressed
from The very hest heart ipber for sale nj M 4er for rough
and 500 nar If for drassnd in lois TO suit purchasers
anla an "NN ~ " ST AR planning, Mis- New Basin.
-.-.o -.-l ~ : ~ " ttt,-..' 80 %
WnllRkik4 AM GAhIhtTnENlA i'Eila AM fANh'
n~-s'&s4 AYE EAihr.SH' we LiFe ihtue arrange
Mehs 10 eS'aiisu a Letter anu l"cke Express, leaving
special messenger will be dispatched the of
the IN NoNtiber
Parties who desire their Letters Packages etc delivered with
promIness and DISPATCH will ind this EMPRESS to give
tire satisfaction ~ - ,,,,,.,,,
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SUCCESSION OF NANCY WAIGAMOT.
BY TOURNE Il THOMAS, Aucts.
Office - Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, Dec. a. 1856, AZ II O'Clock NJ,
~ Banks Arcndc auction by virtue pursuance
the Hon. F. H. 5orErn Judge the Second
District Can't Of New Orleans, ed Nov. Is, 1876
Of said succession. will he sold viz:
a certain LOT OF GROUND situated iii the First District Of
this city, il the hGarc iboudr ~ Iaa Mrlpomene Her
"u!r White streets, designated No g
White by d eet Ii inches i'll depth between par
pel lines, together with ali tue rights etc
E5-TEkMS-Cnsh.
Of sale before r. j. Kerr, notary pmhic the
prnsr uf the purchaser MA % d6 l3 20 y
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FORTUNE TELLING AND PlIRENOIOGY-AII.
person, wishing To know Their future prospects, have
correctly stated Iy Nine ALWYN, los tarondett St.
GirOd. The Madame the only Asro0Gi>t in This city
and hr consulted OH MI matters concerning love Marriage
hu>iurS cuUrtshp law and will tell the Of the
ay ycnrnut! they will marry also the Of her visit
The Madame speaks English, French and German Office
hours from q 4 NJ to : F. NJ. d9 5ru
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AUCTION SALES.

BY r. b. SYKES, Auctoneer.
TUESDAY, the 9th inst, MT Ill o'clock, Mt Iii
Magazine street. for account OF whom it may concern will
be sold
W Rice slightly damaged on board schooner Julia A.
Rich. from Charleston to tins port.
HJ-TERMS-Casl. dS
CHAINS, CABLES COPPER PIPE, ANCHORS, BELL,
Leather etc.
BYR. B. SYKES. Anconeer.
TUESDAY, the 9th inst, 1T hnlf-past II
count of whom it may concern will be sold
A . Of Chain Gables, suitable for ln0DrinS ships
IlnwAer ! Cable; Copper Pipe
9 Anchors: Bell; "a Water Casks;
A lot Iron Bars Bolts Screws, Nuts, Rods;
roll India Rubber Packing: roll Brown Linen;
:, sides Coach Leather: ! roll Hair Cloth;
piece Cambric; | bag Corks
N4T-TERMS-Cash. Dis
SALE OF 800 LOTS OF FRENCH EMBROIDERIEs SEA
sOnaile Dry Goods, etc.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT Aucts
"WEDNESDAY, l0til inst, at 10 O'Clock A..
w NJ auction, their auction rooms No. II ClHrtrts
st., will be sold
0D lots Seaolnc Dry Goods and French Entroecs such
Black and Goorcd Mcrinos and tacah Blue Blankets,
Wnprn SiwlS CnsSimecs. Satiuc Mernu and Cotton Tn
derahirts, Merino Shawis, silk IIdkfs, etc.
Dmity jacquard and Jacoet Bands Rachel Gupnre Col.
lars style Jaconc Collars Emb'd Shirts Black and White
'tId olorei French Shirts.
E9>rERMS-At sale DIS
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FOR SALE.

6f@ FOR SALE TO CLOSE A CDNCERES
s$-The ship H ARR TT AND JESSIE, 453 zsgis-
RA4ater, hoi al Portsmouth, n. H. and large
and fastened and we'll found in salts
ng Parties wishing purchase eXaine her where Aba
lies. Pelican Dry Dock. For apply gSs
board,
Inv.} GEO. W. HYNSOE 4 co, 80 Camp s1rsts-
fsOIION PLANTATION EOR SAIE-FEiA1
y we'll known Plantation owned and occupied d Me. Y. -
Wilson situated Bayou Discard in the parish o? aaeha
and four miles from Monroe, with beautiful iEeTe
containing between nine hundred and
of lard with about $50 in high state of cutiivar6 the
balance is tnbered land The place we'll suited foTe ~
.oot thirty hands The improvements Of the s
quality, including Frame Gin House and far
sixty negroes good Studies Corn Houses and large aJ @
finished Dwelling with all oUhouses and AneG.
well improved. This Of land will be sold sasF
-e.onable terms for reasonably prompt payments Pc>>ssS
to be given on the st january the
gathered 1t intended to plant large crop Of vEst
it be- the purchaser of This property
'odder potatoes, ec-, At the lowest price.
For further information this subject apply the prs
ala d&Wtf PITCHER, GOODRICH co,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

(titISP'S GA1ETT-G Xavier STREET-
Lessee and hanager....... ...........W. H. CRISP.
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= u a. HEN DEESON o. CO., MAGAZINE ST.
~ corner OF Nhtchez offer Tor sale the lowest market
achuice assortment Of GROCERIES, and invite til.
Of purchasers Their stock has been carclly selected. Hl
comprises all the articles needed for family for
IN the country. ia!a iE
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NR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEA j


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PEIVlIIAIN Z TEUN-AS IA
l. the duty how down i'll humble sublssisa
aic,iouS Of Almighty God. AMI 10 bless
praise holy he he,towi of benefits nndtSerEe
likewise solemn duty incumbent nation ans!
pie, observe day Of prayer and thanksgiving.
Aud since God has bestowed ts his favored leirs
His choicest bes>ince have such ahDTe4rt
and praise His holy I. ROBERT u WiGs
Governor Of the State of Louisiana in pursuance ID
fahse, Ito apart and appoint THU RSbN Y ift
18th day Of December he observed throughout This Stag
day of Public Thnrksgivng and Prayer: ana earnestly
quest all the good people OF the Stale TO hal @ II
their respective places worship, thanks and praise
Almighty God the Giver Of NIL goodness And hertscr =
issue this proclamation, recommending and requesting M
Bishops and Ministers OF all etes ard demon asifa
to call the faithful together that day TINT ii may be sF
day Of Prayer and Thanks giViug.
Given hand and the seal of the State. fasEs1
f., - Rouge this ith day Of Oc.o'eE. in The u r ozS
-. - lS56 and the S year of the Independence OF the IA
ed States oil America. Signed ~ - ..
ROBERT G. W1CKIlFFPs~.
BY the Governor:
a. uCTLASrIER,
n24 ID Assistant Secretary Of S.afs.
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FOR RENT,

80 FOR RENT-THE THIRD AND FoE aTH sTE,
@ X Els of No. 81 Graver both well fn{sHed ss
Iply to JONES, MACkINDER y Co. -,
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MIR. EDNEAEsD TOBY HAS THIS DAY BECOME
w associated with in the Express and Commission 5l-
siness The business will be conducted under the style and firm
Of S. TOBY, Jr., L BROTHER.
n3 SIMEON TOBY, Jr
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COPARTNE RSHIP.

TAIES n. DONlGGAN WILL CONTINUE THE
Cotton Faceragt and Commission business New Orleans
in his and for his Office heretofore
Is Carondele
New Orleans. November s. 1856. m
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NIOTICE-MR JOHN DOLHONDE BECOMES \ PART
~ in house from this date.
MARTIN, OWEN < COBB.
New Orleans, Nov. |, 1S5G.-n3