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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07
CUPREME COURT-Gity and County Of New

i NVN uuN NVNAIF'y
- Elijah T. Brown and william Sherwood A-eIAs'
Jose1 W. LowSumDOns for money demand on eoltas
10 TIE Defendant JOSEPH ". LOW: You are hereby
fuu ard required the complaint n TINS sou
(Which copy il herewith served you, aGd 70 sslye
cory II your the said complaint the suosss a.
M tfce number nineteen VLlsrst. IA the Ciiy o. NeN
Yct days aer the service hereof exclusive OF
the Gy such and fsi the sad eo
plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs IN tbs WI
isie iudgu Agane for the Of ole hundred A
and seventy three with interest from the nin asy
~ October thousand esh hundred and ty I'VE BESIDE
tbe s,.s O. this setion.-pafed Nov. 81 1855
y. COMsTOCK, jr.. Pl.ntES AttorseJ,,
The complaint in tie sOvsentsd seton was hled IN ne
oe Of the terk Of the City and CoaEy Of ca ne
sih day Of January lso !aaaNN'"AH
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TIVE BRITISH ana sr M S,MsT ~ A"H''i>''''

YU,UE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
zoos sKw-yoRK LIVERPOOL -.
second Cabin Passage. ''''''''
PROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief Cabin Passage
second Cabin Passage. !....'.''''''''''''
a. ships Boston call ~ Halifax.
NPFRsIA Cart Julki.s. CANADA, Capt Lang
spxpIA Cant J. Stone tANERICA, Capt Shannon.
ASIA, Capt F. O. Lott NIAGARA Capt kyro@
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison EUROPA Capt j. Lo'toh
These vessels clear white light 81 ast head sroa On
starbosrd.how; red on portSow. ,.,.
AFRICA shannon leaves n York wednesday Feb . fSo
5nnTfs sso,s lesye. Boston Wednesday Peh IS 1855.
eeEesi tnSsins York "Wednesday Feb 10 1856.
leaves Boston Wednesday Feb "a 1855.
CsnApAa Ne' jeayes York Wednesday, Nh 5, 1888.
AEFRICA Ryrie. leaves Bos,on Mednesdsy Mp ~ no
AFRICA shannon. leaves OH "wednesday MN ~ 1917
Berths not secured until paid foT
An experieuoed surgeon on board .u...A,. t. al,
The owners of these ships wiz pot be seoonAoS 20. @
sSsy Rnon specie Jewelry Precious Stones or Metals un
.s hs Of Iadins arc signed therefor. and The SAae IDOL
aetsiD expressed.
Fer fresh Passage apply NJ BowlnR-Sre
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of the County York notice Is hereby gwen 70 al
persons having claims against JOHN 0NEIL, late OF he ~
herof 10 he suberier at lie store No % West Broadway
in The City Of NewYort before the twenty day Of
Jpe next Dated New York the nineteenth day OF Decem
Der. 1855 IhOMAS lhAINOn' E1ee--0'
rfrI
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NEWSFAPEK
g. M PETTENGlLL& Co, No. ll9 Nasssust, New OH
have such b the best and most widely
eused journals in the United states and Csnsdss s the are
enabled 10 make saving and expense the Advertisers
who through them They select the best papers anc
ssye,e conspeuousy very lowest prices and always
keep the their in view Merchants are In
vited 10 call them.
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NEWSPAPER ADyFRTISINt

Auy additions above List should be brought TO the
Office of s. NJ PETTENGILL Co, No ll9 Nasssu-st
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE


~ The Through Ticket and Freight Office OF the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Ard their Railroad and Steamboat Connections to Chicago
Milwaukee, Galens Burlington ST. Louis Cairo and ali pom"
" est and Southwest, .1
Wis SUSPENSION BRIDGE, BUFFALO or OSWEGo, iss
No. l75 BROADWAY, y. v.
Garner of ConrtJsudf-st DARIUS CLARK, Agont
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,
~ In connection with the LEIiGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened 70 Meuch Winter arrangements commencing
Nov 1855 Leave EewYork for Msuch Chunk and inter
mediate places from Pier No North River a. $50 M; fd
EssoD 7:3n and 3l5 for Somerve at 7:jo arc
l0.45 M S5 and $50 p The above trains connect al
Elizabeth with trains the NeW-Jersey Railroad Leaving New
York from foot of Courlandtst 1877 and II and
, JOHN o. SIbhNS. Sgir'li-i'l7hI
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ for PHILADELPHIA-Wn until further notice leave
Pier No l. N r., Of 10 o'clock q. N. Fare 81 % The
m and p. Lines Discontinued EmiTan Lines at
Gnd O'clock as usual IRA BLISS Agent
FLUSHING RAILROAD.-1he steamboat
ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf Iorh SIDE 81
o. ard 10 q. and daily meeting and eXehang
Ing passengers with the CARS Hunters Point topPoe sd
s which leave Flushing at the hoofs Persons can 10 70
F1sLinQ by sv ef Il csc trains b. the
succeeding train Through IN 50 minutes Fare d cents.
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Toys and Fancy Goods.
AHLBORN Co 81 Msiden-lsne stairs and - Liberty
window and Plnte Glass French and Ensiish.l
T. HOPKINS BROTHERS, (Importers) No 81 Barclsy-st
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Bebieu of tie NlarAets for Qast aa(eth.

MOURNING, July T.,
The business of the week has been limited scale, the
only article much in request being Flour which has advanced
In Cotton slight decline has taken place, while Tobacco
tinues firm. and Sugar has again slightly improved Provis
ions have been generally dull and for articles prices have
tended downwarls.
The next from Europe will probably reach by the At
fica which left Liverpool for New York the 18Th ult
in her fourteenth day
The transactions this week have still been
limited SCALE but have been rather extensive than during
the previous one though owing chiefly advance in
freghts prices have declined about 4 of The entire
sales about 500 bales follow Saturday. 100
Monday 200 Tuesday 1000 Wednesday, Thurs
day, and 500 yesterday, the bulk Of which
Great Britain Prices have been very irregular and still
in favor Of buyers day back though feel author
lied only lower figures about i cent since day
week:
NEW ORLEANS ASSIFICA ALTON
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DATENT NEDICINES-ALL THE MOST POPU-
lar Medicines, by the gross Dozen at the Projectors
lowest wholesale prices Among which are
Is gross Mustang Iinmen
80 gross Bryants Pulmonic Waters,
80 dozen Hosteter's Biters.
50 dozen Wheeer's Sherry Wine Bitters
90 dozen Ginger Cordial.
80 dozen Thorns Extract Copsiva and Sarsaparia.
200 dozen Bulbs Sarsaparla
80 gross Fahnestocs Vermifuge.
rs gross McLeans Fermifuge.
50 gross Wner's Vermifuge.
"a dozen Ossood's Cholagogue.
"a dozen Carriers Spanish Mixture.
"a dozen SWANS Panacea.
100 dozen Barrys Tricopherous
Q. 0. wooDNAN,
corner Common and Magazine Streets
jel2 5md6W New Orleans.
WHITE LEI Additions landing various brands some
w very superior, for sale by
jea ALFRED KEARNY, IL Magazine street,
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IMPORTS.
VERA CRUZ-stearnship Texas-sl0GO0 to F Caaerdco-
1900 PUG Avendano5 60 de Faentes &co-lGD Bru-
gerre &co-sundries to order-Tota1, $4,000.
UAVANABrig Niagaa-4 bales tobacco cases seears to
Barnes Bro1 26 bales tobacco Jose
Larue7 III do Jelly Sanbola9 Sc
orderl Tardos2 do Bare &co-4 do
AZ Wallis do Espreu Ramagosa3do tiuma-22
jelly Cavarac-006 boxes Gerard do TO
Cahuzac &co-22 hhds moasses Moreno Bro horses box
sugar 10 Thompson.
PHILADELPHIA-Bark Marion-Assorted ndse.
GRAND CALIOU-Schr Alp,onsine-S5 lhds sugar A & ]
Dennisonl4S bhls nolasses 10 Byne Vance &co bales
moss TroSclair 4 Hayde.
MOB1LE-Schr Pascagoula-sO00 feet lumber Ward SEQ
PEARL R1VER-Scir Delphine-I.umber to order
BILOXI-schr Calforna-3oo0o feet lumber to FELTON,
Burgess.
BONFOUCA-Schr Alegan-30GlO bricks to order.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

observation-disclosures Laurel Hill-5 bales noss Whit
ing &co33 boxes peaches Dick Nas-3 bb peaches Eos
tier-1S do II boxes do to order.
MOUTH OF oUACHITA RIvER-steamer W Farmer
NO cargo
MOBlLE-Seamer Florda-200 bales cotton order-2 do
osnaburgs to Taeton Whiting Tus100 boxes peaches
f G Coud-sundries order.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Planter-68 bales cotton Head
Masse ttCo-36 Frellson Stevenson co14 McMahon-1a
McKleroy Bradford-S McIemore, Raybarn eco Miller
Forester-4 Wright Allen Gcol1 Ward, Saunders Hunt
70 Oakley Hawkins-25 Powell Hopkns-5 II Carter &cc
IA Campbell Strong-S Converse &eo-1 Hemingway
Freidander &co4 Cummings Brown co-5 Duncan Iogar
- Mcpoweli Mills keo- Wilson, Lpseomb &eo5 to Hen
bales wool Head Massie c hhds sugar is bb oasses
Bogart, Foley Avery39 hids a Kelly tsco0 dc
to W Crqnhart-S do Payne Harson-Tota, Al bale
cotton, 70 hlds sugar, IS bbls molasges.
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j. Va,
DR. BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND as
~ TRINGENT sYRUP--An Infallible Remedy for CHOL-
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF Chill
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHEA, or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELs-The long and sue
cesu1 experience in the of this remedy by the inventor
the treatment Of all the diseases for which is
nended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the of the Bowel aec
tons of Children Darrhca Cholera Mobus and Dyenery
grown persons entite higher confidence than if
the ordinary humbug medicines of the day. which pro-
perform miracles and all the ills of life. It's charac-
has been fully established in the hands Of physicians of
highest character the following letter from gentleman
resident Of Lockhart, Texas. will show:
DELTA, (Coahoma Coz Miss. May 3d. 1e47
O. O. Woodnan Esq-Dear SirThere but very few of
the offered the public which would will
ling lend the sanction of my name, however humble may
be- either in the world of letters of medicine. Observation
and experience however have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carminave and Asrngent Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared scientific princpes-per
fecy harmony with the laws of organic fe-and therefore,
deserves although its ingredients kept secret rank higher
in the scale of remedial agents than nosrum. affords
pleasure able without the successful contradc
tom my testimony favor of efficiency as safe and
pleasant remedy all the forms Of bowel complaints for which
it recommended have used it myself in several very
eresng chronic of Darrhea and Dyenery
mend in many others and in every instance where such
preparation indicated, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours,
D. NJ. PORTER, NJ. Dr.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
O. O. wooDMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
5md,SW Orleans, La
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The Exchange market to-day had decided friner appear
ance There but limited amounts Of produce bills now
making. The Of the transactions confined 10
opened credits Some few operators in cotton still drawing
but they all be rough and closed up for the in
few days The market then will be bare Of commercial drafts
cotton In the general appearance of cotton including
the growing crop, and from before us, other
clusioncan reached than that the cotton the way
from this port must produce the best of results shp
pers. Those high figures 100000 bales it conceded
TO be reached this This opinion conceded
from the existing for sterling exchange in the New York
market where transactions governed by the Of
change be received from New Orleans and other Southern
pors-sn the expected nconsidersbc merit
attention.
Most Of the Banks to-day sold checks on New York at Il
premumtough selling their regular customers
at par, large could be had at that There was no
change time bills. Bankers selling 60 days sight at
Ia discount There drafts Offering the
tract attention Sterling continues very firm Glass
obtained Toto 0l for remittance Some parties holding
at 0z, but il apparent they have not much draw and
indifferent about rates The rates from ~ to 01t Some
bills with shipping documents placed at 9 and small
sold at So but this latter figure be taken
the of the market Some small of Francs sold
at51h The range Of the market is olerable stiff Sis
$40.
We have important change in the general position
of the stock market During the week noticed the only sale
place. which that Of the Bank Of Louisiana. To-
day sales Of 100 shares Union Bank Tex dvidend)
Ui1a and % shares at l0l 10 shares Canal Bank e 5,
equal to 1874 and % shares Gas light Company l2l.
This company paid its regular dividend the st inst
Mr. W. p Saunders of the house of Ward Saunders Hunt
today elected President pro Of the Union Bank during
Of Mr. President Penn Which will be till November
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@. @. WOOI)MAN.


" ssob1'L1taEse 5"fioi"f@of'11 bfsb5i5lSl,
S'S5ri 70 'slFl " q tooalhap corner OF common ana
,S.t7 go is.s, IN pof.sL sna bsaer N e'solce
i1I.n TO- ,n1t i1 'nEpiei.SS9t Cish Li1aioAtss,
1900 y tTpST ,fsTIcrsrt,s oI-s err ~ NC rHrI
MENTs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE. BRUSHES. French
and American WINDCW-GLAss, PAINTS OILS DYE
sTUFFs, etc. -
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters B
purchase Medicines of hest quality may RELY u,o being
Orders promptly attended to.
' -- :
~ INA ' " nv = tNi Hot~otE 5s5
Receiving late direct from England France and Ger
many aie assortment Of DRUGS CHEMICALS, GLASS
WARE, PERFUMERY BRUSHES etc, Among yvhteh are
ieoo foxes French #indow-Giass assorted Sizes
1oro 49, !, -, ' ~ 't"'' a-7~
IN Ihs ,rar5o-,s ta,t., S I,,1,
IN Ina Mande-,, r,r,,st Co.
m iars (srpo,a,s ,,o,,os
casez ftsrb wa.,osf,
IN .sva. f,s,cira, 7r.a.a,,-.
r,o,, ,,rr, r,,,c,, $50
f1''si ihh D'"'i 1'taf,iNi'''-S aAAuFACTURERs.
loe9 ounces OF Qninine, Power q W eghtmsn.
50 ounces suiphate Of Morphine.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine. .
50 ounces Strychnne. -.
100 lbs Am H. s. Ca!onel, bot
200 lbs Am ii. 5. CaioEnei' in Is 10 boxes.
80 kegs ref Salt fetre.
Is dozen Chloride Soda
igS io7 -,'',4e 1ae'u.
10 dsmjiohns Sweet Spirits Nitro.
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sHERIFF's SALES,

FIr7nDtszatcr co0RT2 CITY Of NEW Or NJ Va
Of 5E E THOMAS BTEENES. 595 45
New Orleans. No IL 1873. ~ &4} sg4 st#
pY VIRTUE OF a writ of provisional seIz~
~ directed the hJnoab the Fifth District
Of New Orleans il the above and in m
der Of the Court commanding the sale Of The property
seized to take place after three day1 dvereent will pro-
coed To- sen a. public aactto the PREMISES MONDAY
July l4th 1856. at 4 o'clock r. NJ
He CONTENTS OF a CERTAIN COFFEE HOUSE, ST.
uate at the Of New Levee and
Professionally seized IN the above cause 5l5&5
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
JNO. VI. BELL,
jyl0 II 10 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
CisauIEaE Coua DE DISTRICT L. VILE DE IA VILE.
DE LA ORLEANS vs. THGM s8 EsS
N0uyELLE-0RLTAEs. BYRNES. No.5 n, 1888. ID
yEETU dun writ DE- saisie proyisoIre
de la Orleans dams aae cidessus obeissanca
ordre de Ia meme fxant saisfe
aprss tros ionrs davis, ie procederai lie tueS
1856 heures p NJ les Heux la pubIique
Indication de-
UN CERTAIN FONDs DE CAFE EFT SON CONTENT ~
Eange des rues de IA Nouvee-Leyee ct Lafayette.
Sas dams liaffaire ci-dessus. EsS5s5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de 1adudicatfon. ~
l$E33A j mo- 5f. BILL 555 *4fS5
1yiV LIZ Sheriff de la Parosse d. Orleans.
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s T e 4 II 3 O ATS.

Florida. Hutchingg, from Mobile
Laurel HILL Hooper, from Bayou Sara
Planter, Atkinson, from Red River.
W Farmer, Keeling from Ouachita River.
Towboat II Ivy Whitennan, from the Passestowed down
and 4th ins ships Dragon and scr
Esther Burrbrought up Bark Marion, brig Niagara and
schr Sea Drift.
Towboat Conqueor Brown from the Passes-toTed down and
to sea I'd inst. ship Eastern Queen banks Dianna John
Ienlam and brig Adams Graybrought up scIr AIphon-
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MEMORANDA,

E~ The steamer Planter left Alexandria 9Th inst Steamers
Fanny Fern and Marion for Shreveport. Runaway
Il miles and Osprey aInes below Alexandria steamer
Dee Shaggy Point Three feet Shaggy Point and
falling.
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THE GREAT COUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l. ENPECTORANT--Thcfo following original letter hand
ed to publication remedy which elicit such
miunS, must be good
Galveston, Texas, April Is, 1856.
DR.. O. O. Woodn1an New Orleans:
My Dear SirIn justice to you and adnty 10 suffering
and may say world of coughing people, what your
invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry Expectoran-
done for when AL other remedies had failed TO give any
relief In the fall of 1871 living in St Louis where
sided Of the time for the last axteen took
cold which settled lungs, and confined my bed
and dosed and bscred by doctors for several weeks finally
got my legs again. but cured of hard coughing and
rafting and tickling in throat which continued necessarily
for than six months always the worst in the winter My
friends insisted had coughed enough kill dozen
men, and that be in the last stages Of consumption.
up my mind cough my life away. left Louis
December last travel and spend the winter in the South
When called your in Vicksburg you recollect
coughing hard could talk make my business
known You said you would my cough you gave me
bottle of your Cherry Expecorant thought not
slight aud medicine much to try and in
thankulness shall ever remember the day did In hut
few days began to alay and diminish cough and NIL tick
ling my throat and before had three
fours of the of that bottle entirely cured and
for weeks did not raise cough Though exposed day and
nght in all weater, travelling. However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold and nv cough.
ing commenced again. and also the tickling my throat at in.
terva and before arrival in New Orleans 18th
some nights coughing would continue for
an hour Or two soon procured another bottle you
in less than two days entirely relieved again. am now
determined TO always keep bottle hand the com
eIcig OF cough few small doses will relieve
tirey fully satisfied the best Cough Remedy
now known to the world and is duty you to the cough
ing and afflicted of the human family put so valuable
remedy within the reach of ALL Its praise will upon
tongues of tens of thousands of joyful conghess happy
before the public
I am dear sir respectfully yours
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CONSIGNEES,

PH1LADELpHIA-ship Marioa--samue Locke lSco-s H
Aby-Lobt Charpanier-B Sautre &co-Sandford Bro-J
G srannon-W Lynch &co-C Buddecke &co-s Kennedy
acoE Hart &co-Sark Stauier &co-S Nicholson Sco--W
II Horns scos Ievy-New Orleans and Ponchartrain
Railroad Company-B L Mann-Campbel & strong-North
Ehalder-C Garner1-s Whiting-Rchards slocomh &co-
Robson 4 AllenJ Barrow-A Brousseau-J Burnside-F
Foger &co-A kearney-S Dsvis-New Orleans Gas Com
rany-J Waterman &co-Magee 4 kneass-F Walker &co-L
Brdge-Bunnell Bailih-P A Hebrard-Oakey d Hawkins
f Wlson-Pooe &co-H II IIansell-B Nautre &co.-Mc-
Cutcileon, Howell &co-Sanford l. Bro-order
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Tcxas Forbes from Vera Cruz to Harris Morgan
Bark Marion, Hammond 30 days from Philadelphia to VI
I'd district, q. " ~ ~
Schr Sea Drift, --,-Po;nt.
scr Aiphonsne Bernhard days from Grand Gallon to
Scr Pascagoua ibs days from Mobile
schr Dephine, from Pearl Riyer-Basin
Schr California, Powell from Biloxi-Basn,
Schr Aiegan, Narcse, from Bonfouca-Basin.
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ID EGISTER'S OFFICE.-ClTY HALL, NEW OR
AZ leans 7 June, lS5GThe undersigned register of the
and residence of ali the qualified electors Of the city
New Orleans hereby informs his fellow citizens that he
prepared to said registry and that his office will he
opened in the basement of the City Hail. MONDAY NEXT
the 9th of june dl A. NJ and WILL thereafter continue
every day, Sundays holidays excepted The Office hours
under the law, from A. NJ, to P NJ.
The undersigned being sincerely DESTROYS of facilitating the
s a s "a er rr % as s ' will ne
his the Resister must exact from every legal
voter T The oow dn ypsse " G s n:,or
How long he has resided in the State parish and precinct
3 Whether native Or noturazs Cd citizen.
8 The signature Of the eeetor opposite the Registry of his
S ae s%y The hat ef h lost st bs s
be supplied by certificate Of the CLERK Of The which
tie Of The court The Certificate question
delivered to such narazed citizen free of Charge aud within
shond ihe applicant registry haye been born within
then he shall forth the affidavit before the Regis
1H T iS er
seied the United States, became State of the Union
eeome s n nf e e hs s p
The Register, III directing the attention his fellow citizens
nation @ ng to ] I to supply al the infer
Nor can they fail to perceive the necessity promptly pre-
sen!s themselves to be registered general pocras
mutton on INC part OF the voters might render phys
CARY Impossible to inscribe the qualified eector
general election. " ~ " " ~
icy LOUIS ST. MARTIN Register.
M ANILLA SALT22 600 bushels Manila Salt cargo of
1Sl ship Oxford for sale by
A. F. COCHRAN Il HALL,
Hl1 36 Gravicr street.
IME-CEsNfIGNT-PLAS etc.-4,SoO bbls
IL landing and i'll store, for sale by ~ ~
,.,o,ot ALFRED KEARNY,-~
lel9 l0t Y Magazine street
IL EEF-300 bbls Dominick's Mess for sale by
IL VOORHEES,, GRTGGS CO.,
my9 Is Tchoupitouas street
CHALK, PUTTY, WHITING, sOAP.sTONE,
ALFRED KEARNY
ms Il Magazine street.
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CONSTABIE,S SALES.

FIRST JusTIcEs CoURT NV. Fl. n. CRosWELIt vs. e4En
Parish Of Orleans. r. WRIGHT No. H2s4 1.'1s
PYVERTUE of q writ of ferf 9aefas to me
- directed BY the Honbe D. F. MITCHELL First Justice of
The Peace for the Parish Of Orleans proceed 10 sell a
pIblc ancton on MONDAY the Dist day Of July, 1855.
az Y O'clock NJ at No. Poydras ss7T =
one LOT OF FURNITURE AND PICTURES
TERMs-Caah on the spot 995679S n. Es3
jy9l2l62 VIM G. ouIRK, Coustabfe e
sEc4sp JusTeE's CouRT, LOUIS j. FRIGERIo, vsrsus
pa.lsh q q orleans. FRANK JANIN-No.I 1893 5
RH SUHTUE OF writ of Ger7 faeias to me
directed by the Honorable e. IL Bradford Second
me reace or The Parish of Orleans viii proceed 10 sell a
pnbc auction, on the premises corner Of mi NJ
rails SEeets On MgNDAY July Iaht at IL o'clock M-E
THE CONTENTS OF "A COFFEE HOUSE CONSISTING If
lures Of the bar and the gas fixtures - 80 -
TERMs-Cash on the spot
jy141sH s&45.5 a = 80 f ftons .t1a
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
5SafM 0rltaus lflolyty NIarAGt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 20 Comp street,

N n CnEgCENT OFFICE, No 70 Cqmp street,
a g- 49, Friday Evening" July H. 1856
There for the Of the year fair amount oil opera
lions to day. The offerings Bank did not exceed their income
and the general position Of monetary affairs satisfactory in the
degree The ruling rates for having longer than
Joys arpa az
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NTOTICE-MESSRS. DENNISTOUN, WOOD & Co.
of New York have made application to the City Treasurer
Of New Orleans for the payment of Coupons Of tho
City of New Orleans Second Municipality bonds oF thoH
sand dollars eache said Coupons being for the q
dollars each aud all due the st day of February 1856 Fur
Their the said forty Coupons posted Liverpool
the cd day of January 1856, by J. H. f. Gill Notary Public
for transmission said DennistouR Wood Co.,
chc steamer which is missing and supposed
been lost
ie25 Cot A. K j. DENS1STOUN & CO.
COLEMAN TOOK THE PREMIUM Az
" the New York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL Those wishing such procure them by addressing
v. P. COLEMAN, Box C, No. ls6 New Orleans
Ne Mandatory Napol Avenue of Jefferson,
p- Ware Room and Depot, No. &c Natchez street. New
Oreaus IA iydkW
D EERIGERATORS AND WATER COOL
~ ERS.-A superior article Of UPRIGHT. REFRIGERA-
TORS, varying in price from SIS TO S0soe with Icewa
Tanks.
Alse, complete assortment of WATER COOLERS and ICE
PITCHERS, at
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EXPORTS
IMPORTS.

CARDENAs-Brig May Qucen-l590 bbs corn.
PENSACOLA-Schr Fanny-5O000 bricks.