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AZ, en.touts aut1e matisfc, seront srespccth
Aapt traites sur 10 pied,de y nation d plus

80 $500 iriSrsifla IT 4 fin3d8asIa3a
sxxxII. Ii, gccoe convention went .~conuclue, leu
surs entire Lenrs Majestestfempereu ldee
Francois, la refine du royau' >uni de 10 Gt4nr
de Bretggne ct, dIrlandf ne part, n,
l'emperenr de to'ute los r, del au.re part
achievement aux lies d. 4, est ct demeure
annexeea a. tfaite Hetau .eme force 9 yaleur
All. xXxIv.. fe prescnAt traits sseeiia ,rrati,
fe, ct les Publications Ell, seroDt fcbangea 4
Paris,i dams lespace de guatre semaincs, OH plus
tot, II Hsire Re Pent.
y In fol delquni, lea plenipotentiaiTcs srespsc-
tifs5ront signe'e t'ont Sppose ie sccaaid de leuts
armes, I'D y gMH448N ~ q qAFTl
n Fsita Paris le 30eme jon emnIs
de lannee 1856. al ,9qiaifh lsaqefssiN
. PRorssrArIoN DU SENIOR Ma shErr%TT
Washington, Is msi.--h sefatnres Vanjionr-
d'hui IN message du President au SUI 70 Ut
tstails sur lei troubles survenhs sur les routes
du Transit ct dun al,ercu dc Id condition sc.
nerale dI Nicaragua. uI ,aBAGS Sl{fQ|H
aI Le presidentl dit qu'apres avoir! eSamineAles
causes qui ont amene un enlargement dams le
gouvernement dul Nicaraguns lei gouyernemrnt
du Nicaragua, lie gouvcrnemcnt DIES JLtats-
Cnis s'etait decide a rec0nnaitrc le perel Vigil
CONNIE ministre du Nicaragua, attenda Iqle
DIES preuves eviden,es existent quill Representa-
de faeto ct dc jurs ce commencement. lie pre-
sident, par de nombreuscs considerations, fait
! yaloir In CONVEYANCE de ~recevoir -cei .ministrc.
Ill suggrere dc fnouyelles measures pouril 10 Sc
curite de Ia route du Transit. alel 7tala sapf
Les documcns qui~ accompagnent le message
sont volumineuX, ct compartment dos ,letfresgan
perc Nigilsa M. Marcy, secre,aire dEia, ! DIES
le,tres du President Rivas an President Pierce
ainsi que Ia correspondence assez vivc ecl,m-
gee entire NM. Molina ct M. Marcy an sujet
du recent massacre dies Americans a Virgin
Bay, ct une copie dies instructions donnecs aux
officers supericurs de Ia marine sur In protcc-
ton 4 accorder aux Icitoyens americans. I /
lie secretaire Marcy o informe, hier, 10 Sc
nor Marcoletta i0li represcntait ci-devanti le
Nicaragua) do Ii decision du gouvernement
DIES E,a,s-C mis- dc, rccevoirt ct reconnaitresle
pere Vigil CONNIE rcpresentant du Nicaragua,
NJ. Marcolctta q rroteste contre' Get ncte
quill qualife de violation DIES lois dies nations
ct ell appelle al corps d%iplomn,iquc, dams unt
circnlaire quill lui n adresse. 'tt 9l's4
&c message q s%ouleve une vive discussion
!, lie s%enateur Wills a parle ayec chaleur ell fl
veur de Walker, ct n approuvc Ia conduit &C
tuelle lu gouverncmcnt d regard du Nicarn
qua. q s1ssQI 5}elg. -1a .uU,',8. eY1 D,
n Honorable M. Crittenden a raplique, ct
dit q~u'avant dix jonrs cctte %nouvelle rarvich
draft Ell Europe, CT que nous laurons u soutcni
une gnerrc. pgrb -..---.lr 4. .fp,'s w
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-05-31
jury de Police de la ParOissc st,
Landry. ....r.. -r M

@ ai"I'i a. 'H0tp rrtf LuNpr, 10 mai 1856.
Commencement a Ii loi, lie Jury Sc reunit n
Ia Maison de Cour, dams In vile DIES Opelousas,
cinq membres presents: ,.ell.pUa lld7elt. m
Raphael G. Smith, ENC ACCOMPLISHMENT. s9
Gilbert Can't, 3ne ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Eloi Vidrinc. 4inc reimbursement.
William Elkins, 5mc reimbursement, qui,
ayant ete nssermcntes CONNIE lc present. Ia loi,
remirent lcurs certifcats detection au Greflicr
da Jury. M 81.
Sur motion dc Nj. CAN'T, o lp -a#O.
Lc Jury apres I'm court Advancement, Sc rer-
nit de nouveau. r' .-m M
Sur motion de NJ. Can't, -..M
M. Raphael G. Smith fut nomme President
pro temp. a.g% . .pss5a
Sur motion dc NJ. IIuffpower. lt'p aH p
Lie jury procada a relcction dun President.
NJ. Huffpower nomra Elbcrt CAN'T, ct NJ.
Elkins nomma Raphael G. Smith. Mcssrs
Elkins ct yidrinc sont NOMINEES scrutateurs.
An dapouillemcnt dies votes, il rarait que
Gilbert CAN'T await recu trois votes; Raphnel
G. Smith I'M, ct VIM. Elkins IN. ~
Au second bnllotagc, lc %rtsultat est ml,
CAN'T ayant reen trois votes, ct Raphael G
Smith dcux. '., -''a'' a''l4st''
lie troisieme ballotngc n'ayant fait aucnn
Enlargement.
Sur motion dc NJ. CAN'T, -lI
Ie Jury s'ajourna il 10 heurcs.
MARpI, 20 mai 1856.
lie Jury Sc reunit coniormement n %l'ajonr
ncmt: Presents r. q. Smith, Gilbert Can't
Eloi Vidrine ct j. II. Hnfpower.
Sur motion dc NJ, %IIutfpowcr, .7lr. aJz
lie Jury moceda il relection dun President
M. Huflpowcr nomlna II. Can't, NJ. Cunt
nomma u. Vidrine.
nv An dtpouillement DIES votes il r6sultHt, qn'
M. CAN'T en- await denx, ct M. Vidrine une
un eli blanc. 1.ttG NINA al,-p r4o".u
Sur motion de NJ. CAN'T, At4"
lie Jury s'ajourna Il ycndredi 10 heuros 4
matin. +'
q yESDREp1, % mai 1856.
lie jury s'nsscmble conformement il lajon'
~nencnt: Presents, Il. Can't, Il. yidrinc G
: j. II. sHuffpowcr, pas de quorum.
! Sur motion dc NJ. Can't,
+ Le Jury apres un court advancement ct 81
G tant reuni de nouvcau. Presents, Il. Cant
Il. yidrine ct j. II. Hufpower, pas dc quorum
Sur motion de NJ. CAN'T,
" lie Jury s'ajournc il demain 10 hcurcs d
matin. ,..7 =,
--- ~
> SAMEDI, "a mai 1856.
= lie Jury s'nsscmblc conlormemcnt Il lptou
nement. Present, Il. Can't, Il. Vidrine CT
II. Hufpowcr. 'tt9
9 NJ. James NJ. Thompson representant du ]
10 ACCOMPLISHMENT, Sc rrescnta, ct aya,t etc pl
increment assermente CONNIE 10 vcut la i
q remit au g%reNier dn Jury son c%ertifcat del.
NJ ton, ct pris en- consequence son siege. 20
~ Sur motion, le Jury proceda h Felecti
ct dun President. t.s + ,7ssra z =
ct NJ. Thompson nommc Ebert CAN'T. gsf4
Sur motion, 5s sa,5sST ,is
II est unanimcnt ~rfsolu, one h scrutin s
es passa outre, ct que Gilbert Can't soft decls
re dument elu ct nomme President du Jury
Oh Police de Ia paroisse st. Landry.
~. lie Grenier du Jury donna lecture de Ia,
lei ~signation de r. A. Murtcl, Avocat dc parci
IRIS Sur motion dc NJ. Thompson,
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On assure que Nine Ristort fart en- &c mo-
ment tradire Marion Delorme de victor hugo
pour lie joucr en- italie. Z,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-05-31

as Tnutes lettrcs oil communications qui auront
rapport aux %affaircs dc &c bureau 4evront etrc inva-
riallement adressees aux " Edite9is du Patriotic dos
DpelonSas." fI.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-05-31

LIE sultan Abdul edjid, ne le % avril
1923, est entire dams So trente quatrieme aimee
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-05-31

as In psrtie ~francaisc de &c journal sera dortna
vaut sous Ia direction de OSEzIME 4. GuIDRY, Esq
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-05-31

Nous appclons lattcntion dcs Administra-
teurs des SUGGESTIONS a 10 lloi ci-desso,s, qui q
etc passee 4 Ia dernierc session de 10 Lesisla-
ture, i~ntitulee '' +. j'", 70 H's'HFelo' ".
49, -f17T gl4'r=t .|Jly1JIf t- rn3earg1t ~
ACTE rclatif aux Avis Judiciaires. nU lode ll 8A
Sec. 2. II est dc plus decrttd Que lorsgnil Sc pub
liera dcuN ~gazettes on plus de deuX dams Ia Pnroiasc
dams laquellc les dites PROCEDURES SC font, on dams
iauuelle Ia dite vcnte dot avoir lieu lie dtfcndeur au
procts aura lie pRoIT de clioisir la gazette on favis
deyla Gtre public, pourvu que lie choix en- soft fait
dams un dtlai de trois iours apres avoir recu III notice
de l'crlrc JUDIcIAlEE on de In sAIsIE fate en- vert1
du dit ordre; ct 81 lie dtfendeur neglige de faire son
choix, alors lie p~laignant aura lie droit de lie faire.
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''1V oLoNrA1REs POUR NlcARAeuA.--UMc com.
ragnie dc $50 Kcntuckicns sous les ordres du
Colonel Allen partira incessamment dc Ia Nou
vellc-O Orleans pour Sc rendrc au Nicaragua.
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stgBSH DEuo9,sI nisr 80 ~ I - ,a I
y glieLiEEoNGE HEBRARD 4 Co.qlal
~. IT, received a large supply Of Freshal
~ rye sgsa rst asSef s&Slti sMs WIN 6 found aAtA
ssspse,ected stock of Wy Vtls4ffA'l N1N77
rel stas;oSsry. saf Blank Books, = Ido ri u
y ~ PAYER and Envelopes, Porte-Monnaies;
Rhty w and American Perfumery, g 9df
T n @,;1 Ss1,' B asaI s91 LONDON sSiSap go ssasn's,s o'a
Y ,tqds NIPort and Madeira Wines;s "9ft =
s.N II o,ls, Paint Brushes; Varnishes; g. ~t9tifst
sGlssses \ PASTORAL 81 'Dnconge; yermifuge; a..
sy lssAa IA LoEenges; Sugared Drops; ls'' '
liz ppfspared Charcoal; Digitaline IN Pills; W
w = Rrr;ant's Pcctoral SyTups; ia9ilgnip9 OH
"Enclisll Pen-Knives,l CitFon Preserves;
ttesR Cologne Water Of jean Marie Farina;
pSrf3l Toilet bUaps;i X5-J4Ynu I
oUININE at reduced prices; .HfhS'1Lb
.s.oftment Of French, English and Amer.
4 gcne''. lean PATENT MEDICINES.
- an infallible remedy for Tape worm;
Ni ss., , R.s,,ss; , fSs h Rsmsay ss ssd p H.. s SO a' -.
..,tt SrAcGI CIGARS, Chewing ! Smoking TOBACCO,
6AufE, or superior quality. ~
Y = r,.+h rorccps, Lnnccts, Sucking Bottles, etc,
sS- The Ladies' attention is called to our
s stSSRF 6 lEHlY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
opelousas,, March !. 1856.
-SsnVAP VARIETY sTORE.-iae5d EN-
uMlRTEL'S OLD STAND, near Patin's Hotel
NiMMO most respectfully announces to the
EL ~ u nnelousas and vicinity TINT he has located
etI ~ s,ace With the view Of remaining permanently
nthls p, mor, ofering, for cash. !. ,ods AS IOW AS
s syr I HAVE BEEN SOLD BYsANY HOUSE IA
Ta y, r stosk Consists IN IN part Of Fancy and Domestic
dig ,nn9TKE and FAaIILY GROCERIES. ~,
81, Lime Ladies' are especially invited to call ant
esaHlineN ~ TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15
Beautify Your Home,

Every man should do his best to own
a home. The first money he can spare
ought to he invested in dwelling, where
his family can live permanently. View
cd as matter OF economy, this is inpo,-
tant, not only because he can ordinarily
build more cheaply than he can rent.
but because Of the expense caused By
frequent change of residence. A man
who early in life builds home for him
self and family, will save some thousands
of dollars in the course of twenty years,
besides avoiding the inconvenience and
trouble of removals Apart from this,
there is something agreeable to our bet
ter nature having a home that we can call
our own. i. is form of property that
is more than property. 1t speaks to the
heart, enlists the sentiments, and enn D
blcs the possessor. The associations that
spring up around it, as the birthplace OF
children-as the scene Of lifc's hottest
emotions-as the sanctuary where til.
spirit cherishes its purcst thoughts, are
such as all value; and whenever their
influence is exertion, the moral scnsibili-
ties are improved and exalted. The
greater part of our happiness in this
world is fonnd at home, but how few
rccolect that the happiness of to-day is
increased by the place where We were
happy on yesterday. and that, insenaibly
scenes and circumstances gather up a
store of blessedness for the weary hours
of the future On this account VIZ
would do all in our power to make HON;
attractive. Not only should VIC cultEatc
such tcmpers as serve to render its in
tercoursc amiable and afectionatc. bu
we should strive to adorn it with those
charms which good sense and refinement
20 easily impart to it. We saS easily
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15

I "ln Lowell, labor is paid the fair com
pensation of 80 cents day for men, ant
81 week for women, besides board
while in Tennessee the average compen.
sation for labor does not exceed so cents
per day for men, and 81 rs per week for
women. Such is the wisdom of wise
division of labor"
In speech made in Congress Ave or
six years since, Mr.. T. L. Clingman, OF
North Carolina, said:
"Our manufacturing establishments
can obtain the raw material COTTON at
nearly two cents on the pound cheaper
than the New England establishments.
Labor is likewise one hundred per cent
cheaper. In the upper parts of the State
the labor of either free man or slave.
including board, clothing, &c. can be
obtained for from SllO to Sl2O per an
mum. 1t will cost at least twice that sum
in New England. The difference in the
cost of female labor, whether free or slave
is even greater.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15

| for there are persons who think that :
home cannot be beautiful without con-
siderable outlay Of money. Such POO
pie arc in error. 1t costs little to have
a neat flower garden, and to surround
your dwelling with those simple beauties
which delight the eye far more than sx-
pensive objects. If yo, will let the
sunshine and the dew adorn your yard'
they will do more for you than any AZ
tist. Nature delights in beauty. She
loves to brighten the landscape and make
it agreeable to the eye. She hangs the
ivy around the ruin, and over the stump
of withercd tree twines the graceful
vine. A thousand arts she practices to
animate the senses and please the mind
Follow her example, and do for yourself
what she is always lahoring TO do for
you. Reauty is divine Instrumental
ty. It is one Of Gods chosen forms Of
power. We never see creative energy
without something beyond mere exist
ence. and hence the whole universe lie q
teacher and inspirer Of beauty. Every
man was born to be an artist, so far az
the appreciation and enjoyment of beau
ty are concerned and he robs himself Of
one of the precious gifts Of l.;s being Il
he fails to fulfil this benefce.t purpose
Of ms creation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15


principles that might make dead herons
clatter in their graves-Malakoifs Of lies,
standing upon sacred dust, and lifting
their audacious pinnaclcs in the sight OF
the eternal Heaven!
Need he say what an uneasy, slavish
vanity was that which won't let man ap-
pear as he really is, but makes him afraid
of the world and himself, and SO keeps him
perpetualy at work with subterfuges and
shams. He is dissatisfied with Natures
charter, and 80 issues false stock. Oh,
how much better for himself and the world
! for man to be brave and true, what God and
unavoidable circumstances have made him,
to come out and dare say | am poor, Of
humble birth, Of humble occupation, or
don't know much, What cure this in
genuousness would be for social rottenness
and financial earthquakes. How much
sweeter and purer these actual rills OF ca
pacity and possession than this great brack-
ism river apprehension, blown with bubbles
and evaporating with gas-how much bet
ter then this splendid misery, these racks
and thumb screws that belong to the inqui-
sition of fashion, and thousands of shabby
things,--thc shabbiest of all beings those
too proud to seem just what they arc.
! In some way every body gets educated.
The poor neglected boy gets educated
He goes early to school, to theft, profanc-
ness, impiety; he enters upon his academic
career in a cellar, studies in the streets in
cities, graduates in the grog shops, and gets
his diploma in pair Of handouts The
young man ncglec,ing all nobler methods
and spinning the round of nonsense and
dissipation, gets educated after his fashion
Accord ing to his stamina he deveopes as
shark, or libcrtine. or something very
foolish in the shape of frivolous man,
and with the capacity ola superanuated
mocking-bird!
Mankind as whole more than by any
other agency have been lifted up and moved
forward by the projectile force Of great
and living souls Why, the world shakes
now with the strokes of Luther's hammer
mailing his thesis to TIE church door OF
Witt en- Der
In Autumn afternoons, when the city
lies as under Claude Lorraine glass, l
look down the long broad street and see a
shaft of sunlight, which streams down in
celestial river-foods the distant crowd
sets forth common things with mysteri-
Gus splendor-turns spire and cornics into
architectural gold-transfgures the face OF
the old bcgsar on the curb-stone, and glori-
Fl es the dust But see there another riv
er, flowing deeper. flowing always, ripping
from heart to heart, bright with the light
of hearth-ire. bright with eyes Of love,
bright with steady friendship and mellow
sympathies. 1t flows underneath this
mesh of traf.ic-it over.runs the coarse rim
of the market-it trickles into the strong
sills of bargain, it baptises the implements
Of toll; and its silent waves Of radiance
strikes and Quivers upward on a thousand
dusky walls!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15
Nisrrllunrolls.
The Bhghnng Efscts Of slavery upon the
White Population.


who is now at Washington. has contrib
utcd an able article to the columns of the
New York Tribune. upon the condition
and prospects of" The Poor WMt.s Of the
South wherein he shows by statistics
and by the admissions Of Southern men
themselves. the blighting effects ofslavery
upon every white community wherein i.
is domcsticatcd. The institution is the
banc and the curse of the white mechan-
| ic and workman. 1t reduces him to the
level Of tn slave in the compensation fol
/ his labor, and even below him in physi
cal comforts and causes his children tc
grow up in Ignorance and beggary. There
are no independent middle classes in the
slave States, as with us As general
thing, there is no medium between the
aristocratic STAKEHOLDER and the miserable
serf and still more miserable free white
man. Wing.
! IN. poo, w.;,
Be the .,,.. the dagger. and -. .u...
esn W. e'mpsi "s ask none /, share en- ~nha.- -
10 the Editor of The n. Y. Tribune.
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n...n w. Any p'' y
W. -" ~ '''"'" Ne" Wv -
+ ' VI '4' e'''"' " 10 "'o"ss' =. -
p' " " - 80 "'''' !,
ID On ,b.r;,b.. wronas nol;cv ;r,erss,
and institutions of,be a,7 ooo slaxebold
o,s Nohoav ,.,.;n,o Con,,o.s IRON, a.
South I'm, hv ,,o;r d;,oo,;o, nohod,
,.,ks =, Xash;,,,o, Cor .,v so,,hor,
|, ;n,s,cx,s sxca,, ,he;rs W., ,horo;. =,
:, the Sou,b unite ,no,be, ;n,,re., tbo,
p theirs. embrac;n, from ,wo N ,h,o. time
:. as MANY white n.onle and AZ VIC shall
n,esen,,v see cn,i.l'd N the decncs, sym
na,hv and COMMUNICATION in ve;v of III
material intellectual and moral pri;va.ion
}. to which !, has been subjected the deg
e radiation to which i, ha, already been re
dpcea and the still marc fearful de,r,aa
70, with which i, Is ,hrea,e,ed hv N
;,o, table opera,;on Of existing cause
,,s,ces
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~, ,u.h and Wcs, - nubli.he
Gssouri in ls47 max
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15

HOPED BY the State Council at augusta
Noe. 27th, Ic55.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
nENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
W,st.rp h.weserp and Souihw States by con
tuuou. Rswa ay direct The Road also connects At Pseush
with daily Of Steamers 10 all ports In the Weste,h
and at Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers 10 All Pos on
the Lakes making the most direct
reliable route by which FREIGHT be forwarded 10 ana
kom the Great West ,n,nrsprpou
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA andfIIISbu hoh'
FIRST class Shoes; Dry Goods un soc. per 100 ID
Good. lin baes1 Hardware, Leather 75c per 100 10
Wool kc.,.........,.'.'.'' $500;
THIRD CLAss-Anvls Bafsing, Bacon and 65c per 100
Pork lin bulk, J Hemp, Sc.... .:''...'...;)
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish Bacon and SOc Der 100 b
Pork (paeked) Lard and Lard Oil. ...:
In shipping Goods from point east OF 90
culsr TO mark the package Via Pennyivcns ksroad All
Goods Agents of this Road at Philadelphia or
Pjt.bursh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGEsTs-Harrs, Wornley Co, Memphis, Tenn !
r. D. ss,s CO., So. Louis J. Mitchell Son Eyansvle
Ind DUNE sn Bell Murdock Ind Carter Jewett Louis
VILE Ky. B. c. M-drum, Madison, Ind spngman nroWn
and Irwin CO. Cincinnati n w. Graham Co.. LanesVle
Ohio Le,ch Co. No 4 Knby-st., Boston Leech CO. No
2Astor House NewYork No. wlliamst, and No: Bate
ryLlsce New York; f. j. Sneeder Phladephia; Magsw
Koonr baltimore Geo. c. Franciscus, Pittsburgh.
For further partic or bills Of sdins, apply to
LEECH K Co., Agents Penn. Railroad CO.,
No. 2Astor House, New York.
II. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, PhladeiphiA
H. j. LoMBAERT, Superinte ndent, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILRoAD:-0l

aud afftr MONDAY, Dec 5 Iooo 40 VI.
nee Pas,eugs Trans vii leave Pier foot Of 4aaest s ic4
lows. viz:
BUFFALO EXPRESS a. n for BghAlo direct, "ihoit
change ofbsgGre or BoTnesye Ills tan cor nec'
w.A way si for DunkiIk an al stations Oh the "sstsf-
Division. -.
MAIL a; s:lsA m for Dunkirk ssd ifAo and ht med
FssseuRer- tn. .ln Will fs4A ever NsA- \
Cvego. ard rroc.ed The x nom ns . =. -. IL.
NEWBUKGH EXPRESS, a. p H. ici Ne"b9isn cis'''
ROCKLiNp PASSENGER. a. 4 ?. In va siaerns, for
FiermoIt and intermediate stGtOl- -. .-.--s.
WAY PASSENGER q. ? N Tor oiisVhie A1o me 'He'
stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS At 5r. n. for DunEiEs and buaAS
ThIGRANr, al P u for DuhtHA an o-Is4' A1o '1
mediate sfht.1ns
No Train will leave SUNDAY. -, =, -
1kese F1rres Trains couDect ~ = nlla VIZ &c '.n
EsEara Fails Railroad hasArs Fall. AZ bu1AS l Da
krk with The LAKE. Shcre Railroad hr CeYeiand Cheins'
b. c. MecALLUIf, oer.rsl sUTeFn'entsrt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

TTyHE SEMI.ANNUAL INTEREST, due in this
l. city the let Of MARCH EEXT, the following named
Securities viz:
THE BONDS OF KNOX COUNTY (Ohio SEVEN PER
CENTS issued to THE SPRINGFIELD, MOUNT YER
NON AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD COMPANY,
TIRE BONDS OF TIE CITY OF MILWAUKEE wis
copsn) SEVEN PER CENTS, ISSUED to THE LA
CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE wis
consn), SEVEN PER CENTS, issued to THE HIL'
WAUKEE, FON DU LAC AND GREEN BAY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
WILL BE PAID ON PRESENTATION OF THE PROPER
COUPONS at our Office No. Wast., and after the l't
nrotimo ATWOOD 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
LIMITED STATES TRUST COMPANY

n T. Wy O K,
No. 40 WALLsr.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DoLdLARIonv DoLLARSo; ov
THIS COMPANY is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY of
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, and is authorized TO act as
guardian receiver OF estates. - ,oc,ua
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
BY ORDER oFNNY COURT IL THIS STATE,
(including Surroente'sD per cent
Pom jndiyiduss or corporations period Of sX months
or 10 be Paid on thirty dsys notice per cent
For less period or on shorter notice, per cent.
,osrpp LAWRENCE PETER COOPER,
SORFRT KELLY LUTHER BRADISH,
E1WIN n MORGAN THOMAS TILESTON.
I'm isTIIS CORNING JOHN J. PHELPS,
IIhhnTs sfTyDAW WILSON @. HUNT,
SHEPHERD KNAPP, ID. II. AkNOLD
WJIIILN TICKER CHARLES f. BILL,
pOyIJ, PHELPS WATTS SHERMAN,
JOHN J. cisco BIZ WHEELWRIGHr
DAyID UADDEN EDMUND COFFIN,
JACOR HARSEN THOMAS SLOCOMB,
IANFs 8 SEYMOUR CLINTON GILBERT,
GREENE c. BRONSON CORNELIUS SMITH,
DxSiFI s MIIIFR JOHN JACOB ASrOR, ia
nAIER % UALSTED RUEB'N H. WALWORTH.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President.
JOIN A. STEWART, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

For FTrght or Ffssafe spTIy 20 = :. :, -, =, a, ~
BROWN, sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.
No. q Austen Frars, LondOn.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris .
TIL owners Of these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion srecie jewery precious stones metals u
less bills Of adng signed therefor and the value theeo
Simmer. viii please take notice that the shps Of this line
no, carry auy goods conraband of war