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j. P. TODD, Of the late firm Of Todd 4 Co, and TODD
GANDOIFI are fully authorized collect all monies due the
firm of Todd t Co.. and the name in liquidation they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
iy23 2plm WM II. FISK.
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.ReE1.NE .R0EE.

Reex7'Gg E0gE.
THE THIRD GRAND DRESS sOIREE T.
Will be given at the
OLLTON HOTEL GARDENS,
On Saturday Evening, August 23d, 1856.
Under the direction of the following gentlemen:
Managers:
Hon. Chas. NJ. Waterman, Hon Gerard Stith,
Hon Victor Bnrt,c Hon. NJ. NJ. Reynolds
Frank Preston, ESD, /. l.. Ferrer Esq.
W. P. Coleman, ESQ.,, Col j. G. PoindeXler,
Pascas Labarre, Esq, c. W. Nuncaster, Esq,
g. Bloomfield, ESQ.,, Samuel r. Jones, Esq.
Aug. Duqnercron, Esq, j. B. Sarpc, ESD,
P. S. FayssouN, Esq, j. I. Michel, ESD
Applications for Cards of Invitation Ladies' may be made
of any of the above named gentlemen only.
naT- Genlemens Tickets, So So Steam train for the city
~ or 2o'cock. anl9 2ptd
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Removed ESenaOUeG =! 49,.
,x,nnT yxs ~ rp ~ FeoyaG, STREET.

EEGE1tOVeGE : EGe2aaOCeGE N
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in qunrts
and pns constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes this market. 49,. ~
:. Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
BRA DIE IS:
SAZERAC the Vintage Of 1895, 1898 and 1So and ohe7
WITS Xxx:
Of all descripons--Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also
hand my Of the best WINES and LII
OUORS in the market, which will be sold reasonable
terms us any other house in the city.
~. ~ SEWELL r. TAYLOR,
d7 2pf No II Royal street.
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Nc Caution to Travellers. : Travellers at
this of the year should always be careful to
supply of Dr. j. HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, as
conceded by MI who have tried this invaluable med
cine be assisted and when traveller is subject
to the various changes of and diet he is compelled
be- these BTTTERS the reliable medicine in
ket That they what represent only refer the
people generally who have tried Them and speak volumes in
favor this regulator of the stomach For sae by j. Wright
4 Co. q and Isl Charities street. and O. O. Woodman,
of Magazine and Common streets and druggists and dealers
generally. aul5 2pG<W
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W we MoRN q, AUGUST 20, 1855.

- ixnfa5 m It'd darsag SKINNER, toho desire
~ T,;zor ysslg GTsds q Them can hare y done
yeylarg ID tsg t cir orders and "a,
,1rsss d Ill o5Sce, Ma 10 Camp sired
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ur For the bene1it al tlle invalld PORTO

On Monday August 49, 1856 Of inflammation Of the bowels,
CHARLES, youngest Of A. d. Y. and Esther Hemques
Ra- New York and philadelphia papers please copy.
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Furniture Bought

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing 10 dis
pose of their furniture will end to their advantage call
the undersigned.
AlsoSecondhand Furniture Sold exchanged repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
nul9 2p3m % Bnronne street.
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C0s'petiaag, eWatEtsag eaeG Floor

800, 1 SAo AkRs Az 10 ShaFtFe5 streeHs
iateiy received large assortment Of GARPETINGS such
as velvet Wilton Tapestry, Brussels Threepy Ingram, We
nenan etc. FLOOR OIL CLOTH, Of various qualities and
widths mt TO suit rooms halls ETC. MATTING5OO pieces
A 81 aid "a White and Checkeyed now landng all which
we ofer at the lowest market prices.
A. BR0USSEAU & CO.,
aais 2pH 10 Charities street,
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sa Mass Meeting of the
AMERICAN PARTY-THTRD DISTRICT,
9th Ward, 2Oth and 21st Precincts,
VIII be held at the CRESCENT BEER GARDEN, Lcvee
street. Clouet and Louisa Streets on THURSDAY the
2lst inst, at TX O'Clock ?. NJ.
H3@ Every member is expected TO attend. aul9 2pSt
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as. Owing 70 press Of 1natter we are compelled
10 arlt our leading article this morning.
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.ER0Ibetr4,9s
CONNIE CIAh COLLEGE
No. HOG Canal Street,

French, Spanish German, English, Arithmetic Geometry
Surveying Navigation, Penmanshp Photography, Bookeep
ing etc. etc. taught by able Professors There
apartments special Professor for each branch etc. so AS
the time of pupils.
n9~ New Glasses this week.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
au1S 2p3ts .".. log Canal street
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Auttiolt SaIts.

EXTENSIVE sALE-sToGK OF FOREIGN AND DoMEs-
tic Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
BY H. PEYCHAUD & CO.,
f. @. SANoRY, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, 10th inst, and days following,
i will be sold auction, of NJ. T. A. Hebrard,
lis Canal street the entire of said the owner de-
Ginning the goods business devote his entire time 10 the
manufacture Of Plantation Clohing-- 10y
The said stock comprising upwards Of 600 packages ana lo
fresh and well selected Foreign and Domestic Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, perfectly adapted the city AMI country
traae particulars which will given catalogues which
VIII b distributed to purchasers several days previous 10 inc
day Of snlo. 5f3ig4.2 "A. Gt. ".
N The goods he examined the auy previous to SALE
EaE- TERMs-liberalsRt sale. asll
SUCCESSION OF WI KEHoL-NALUABLE REAL Es
s-, tate. E5 sa51 rAt
BY H. PEYCHAUD@k CO.,
r. G. sAMoEY, Aucticneer.
WEDNESDAY,, the goth OF August, Mt ne
der from the Honorable the Second District Court of New Or
leans under Of the Cd july 1856 and for Of said
succession. will be sold -. a.....4..5 !, Is,
rt Of te ciy Of Orleans designated Lot % Of
No 90 comprised Canal Claiborne jackson and Der
bigny Streets as per plan drawn by Joseph Pe Surveyor
dne the LIST Of May s0 and deposited in the office OF d. L.
McHy late Notary Public in this city, which said Lot measures
5 feet front jackson street by lO6 feet inches in depth be-
thereon consisting Of Frame House and out build
ings. -, s2,..,,t ..aa ~ ,,,
vent security and mortgage the property sold
cbnser = "' jyll % anl 10
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The Btters give nnboned satisfaction all that have used
them and do and always recommend them all that are
afflicted They cured many of Dyspepsia OF
them where hundreds of dollars have been spent for remedies
which afforded relief considered ncurabe until
tIey used the Btters See advertisement aul6 mdW&A
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CNrpestaegs~--C ReH2as

CNy7oestsags~--C Cheap
rM1MpaMdE gG @1a $amR GIL &pE Mn
1870 Canal Street, Touro Buildings,
viii sell their present stock Of
VELVET TAPESTRY,
THREE-PLY and
INGRAM CARPETINGS
Very low, wish to make for Fall Stock.
Also 5000 pieces WALL. PAPER and 59D LIFE PRESERV-
FRS, below cost. aul5 2pl5t
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sag'thsgl''s

All sizes manufacturers prices the best and cheapest
tcle of the kind in use, for sale by
F. ROBERTS,
% EanD
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E3r. sosssreeE Reynolds.

OFFICE-Eo. Il5 GRAv1ER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS SCALDliEAp, WHITE SWELLING, SoREs and
ULCERS of every description ia3l 2ply
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New Book. The publishers, through H. D.
McGinns, No. So Camp street, has laid upon our Ia
bile the following new romance:
The WAR PATH. BY J. B. Jones. Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott & Co.
This work is readable one being series Of ad
ventures in the West, and is beautifully illustrated
wedo not know Of Q better way Of killing a little
time during this warm weather than by perusing such
a bDok 5G
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\ Rally, therefore, all you who love your country,
e. the. standard of the Fillmore Rangers. n

FoR NICARAGUA We understand that Capt. 4.
4. Grayscn, a cousin Of young Grayson who fell gal
lantly fighting the battles Of his adopted country
will leave here On Saturday morning next in charge
of 4 fine company Of ennigrants. Capt. Grayson's
ranks are not quite fu he has room for few more
of the right kind. Those disposed to join him
should apply Immediately at No. l6 Royal street.
No better opportunity has presented itself for long
time for those who desire To emigrate to the new
republic rs Capt. high character is atull
guarantee TINT all under his charge will be properly
attended To.
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rIr. Flllrnore in montgomery, Ala.

The editor of the Columbus Enquirer says: We
heard Mr.. Fillmore say at Montgomery, Alabama, in
1884, that the night succeeding the death of General
Taylor when he found that he was called to assume
the Presidency the only night of his life that
he had ever passed without sleep that he spent the
most of it in prayer for ability and strength to uphold
and defend the Constitution of his country and that
he nwardy resolved, on that OCCASION throw away
prejudice and sectional feeling, and to act as became
the conscientious ruler of great nation. We regret
that we have been disappointed in our efforts to OBJ
tain sketch of this entire speech but the following
extract from it, which we have at hand, atests the
patriotism Of his resolution on that memorable night:
During troubles and anxieties Imwardy
far any that might have entertained against
Of my M T. Ta hs % nn s S
nv new oion as guardian Of the fights Of The Whole no
Immediately following period during which Ind pre-
fa diHesed by y o Word
@ res ns nn n s"s and
an eye to the Constitution and the laws Of the land"
The policy and measures of his succeeding Admin
station prove how truly and how well he kept these
patriotic VOWS. And now, continues the Enquirer,
we are willing to throw the inward resolve of that
1 night and the acts of Mr. Fimores Administration
into the scale against all errors of his former course
Weare willing that his enemies may cast into the op-
poste scale all such gassamey material as votes for
the reception Of obnoxious petitions erroneous early
sentiments and preiudees until their entire stock is
j exhausted and we will fearlessy appeal to the Amer
lean people, whose great heart appreciate true
honesty, patriotism and moral courage, to say
whether there is another statesman in this broadand
who has given such signal and ndsputable proofs of
official integrity incorruptible patriotism and reliable
honesty and fidelity, as Willard Fillmore
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ANOTHER RURAL BALL IN CARRoLLToN GARDENS.
The third Of these select affairs will take place in the
gardens of the Garroton Hotel on next Saturday
night AS these balls are patronized by some of the
first families in the parish Of Jefferson and the city,
the society to be met there is Of the most select kind
We have only to call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement in another column, by which they
will see for themselves what sort of people attend
them. We are satisfied that the gentlemenly mana
gers will do all that is in their power to make persons
going there pass . pleasant evening.
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Newton j. Wilson,
John P. Nisbet, ...-
a. G. Nalle,
G. W. Stoddard, ~
f. Y. Wilt, Jr., j.
G. NJ. Curell, ....
j. H. Burton, ~
Jas. NJ. McCan!ish,
VIM. s. e. Sevey,
James Y. Lindsay,
John r. Waterman,
W. X. Hansby,
J. +. Lowe, p.
Thomas X. Price,
+. Grmpuig,
Jno. Price, Jr.,
Samuel Stafford,
C. F. Hatcher,
Jno. F. Wilson,
Jno. G. L. Kruse,
j. F. Ca1uthers,
W. I. Benedict,
II. ". Hays,
+. Z. Jump, 49,.
Robt. Kellett, ...
Jos. T. Dick, ,..,.l
- VIM. W. Mitchell, i
Henry Florauce, ~
G. A. Wnriield,
Charles 7. Estlin,
Henry Haskell,
+ Glendy Burke,
J. r. Stewart,
R. II. Bradford, o.
D. r. Frazier,
+. D. Gott,
W. R. Fish,
A. j. Hyatt,
/. kasson,
T. 3. Hart,
7. j. Hitselberger,
Erastus Wells,
i. j. Horne,
a. Lothrop,
Oh. Malty,
Joseph Hernandez
Gust, Poree,
II. p. Hubbard,
Aguste Salaim,
=. 4. Hebrard,
]. VI. MORGAN,
Ed. FraGoS,
Ernest Norcl,
j. Il. sorapuru,
l.. &. Freche,
". sol,terre,
N. Cucullu,
NJ. b. DuBusson,
FIRST. Petit pain,
c. Mar clladic
C. II. Prieur,
Ace. Porclle,
Jules Sorapnru
Alfred Bodin,
A. Bouhcy,
T. G. LaJasrc,
G. Row,
A. Brunei,
Phi. WillmaMn,
Dumesvil Gaudy,
g. A. Fassy,
Q. Calongue,
Chs. Calorgue,
Chs. Ricilel,
F. A. Bundge,
l.. NJ. Peltier,
+. A. Barbin,
A. Marquee,
C. ?. Raymond,
Ernest Delanp,
AnE. Lalnothe,
Adolpl2e Marcot,
Tie. Pignegay,
i. Lauge,
Edward Theben,
H. LaNeuville,
i. Otero,
Jacob Cune,
V. Ratio,
Cllas. de Almns,
Phil. Larergne,
j. NJ. Oriol,
John II, Frobut,
Edward Legot,
Josiah Daniel,
j. Y. Desgrais,
j. j. i. Dolhonde,
Augustin LaRose,
+. Mnrchinmd,
Duyernay Farrar,
". Hernandez, Jr.,
Ad. E. Charbonnct,
Thos. W. Farrar,
W. L. Trask,
Manuel Prados,
Augustus F. palon,
NJ. CieiXnaydrc,
Gaspar lIaingle,
c. Grillier,
Charles Morel,
james r. Carrigee,
st. John Ducoing,
William Callahan,
C. B. LeCarpenter,
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s. STAR planning MINIS The attention of carpen-
fers and builders Is called to the advertisement in
another column, Of the well known Star Planning
Mills Their prompttude and facilities for delivering,
at moments Iotiee, any Quantity Of either dressed
or rough il great desideratum to
builders The heavy business done By this establish
1nent enables them also TO offer tariff Of charges
but slightly in advance Of first cost Office corner of
Ealope and Hercules streets.
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Roots, Shoes and AF0guns.
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Roots, Shoes and RT'0gNns.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in general asor
of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS GAPS, etc.
RSy- Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS,
RUssET BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF.
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS the lowest market
prices, by . -.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2pkW 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general Of Silk Fur
Cashmere, Panama Ieghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican ard
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
! FROST 4 CO.,
| jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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W. II. Kitchen,
W. Emerson, r1-..
Henry Bier,
David John Rogers,
Aug. Devail,
j. j. Phelps,
J. NJ. Forgay.
John R. Conway,
VIM. c. Quirk,
Aug. Duquercron,
Alex. Hart,
P. S. Campbell,
j. j. B. Delhonde,
e. Heistand,
Fl. G. Caldwell,
W. W. Herbert,
Dennis D. Boyle,
H'ry Filling,
Dan'l Busby,
John Carnes,
Isaiah English,
+. F. sabatier,
L.. ?. Mnrtinez,
Paul f. Theard,
'r Albert F. Carriere,
Jno. Dolhonde,
Z. Il. Keynes,
Etienne GaSsard,
Augustiu Cassard,
John E. Cassard,
James c. Theard,
Ferdinand Percy, Jr.
po,
Landry Pourtine,
j. Edouard Michel,
Rno. Fernandez, Jr.
Louis Dugigneaud,
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Victor AndTT,
Octave Anttry,
Adolphe LebrasSner,
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Jno. Jay Lane,
John Il. Outlet,
l.. frais,
jules Sefe,
John l. buto'ir'
L. Hanson,
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, their whole country, an
2 hearts and loud proclaim
10 their duty as become
II their brethren through
S to elect Willard Fillmor
les OF the country.
f. 7. Parker,
r. R. Hunt,
j. j. Stingerland,
C. W. Lyle,
James Morrison,
J. j. BailurqUet,
Chs. W. Hopkins,
d. W. C. Campbell,
Justin FrenleauXr
Clement Brown,
VI. A. Foute,
Il. Cllarvet,
Il. Johnston,
\ dam Gitten,
Robt. a. Hart,
VIM. Voss,
f. F. Schmidt,
Is. Courcelle,
Thos. f. Adams,
j. o. Nixon,
Frank a. Bartlett,
G. V. Thnrston,
I. ID. Van Horn,
Henry b. Fontaine,
Lea +. Bakewell,
VIM. A. Brice,
Adolphe Mazareau,
Eugene Fuller,
G. a. smith,
Harry NJ. lscacson,
David Moore,
A. A. Lipsco'nb,
Jno. n. Johnston,
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Rally: EeaEJys! .Ragty!!s

"a r.rr.r.n1oRn RANGHsrses.''
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KEEP STEP 70 THE MUSIC OF THE UNION"
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asally many 4 Rally lI.nore Rangers.

RALLY Rally II Rally u: \ 81 ilHnore Hangers
493l4&
WI publish this morning Gail for 9 meeting ~
Odd Feilows' Hall, 1t 6o'eIock this afternoon Of
oil those who " The election Of Eill-
more and Donelson for the purpose of organizing
j club under the name !. Fillmore Rangers. i
This meeting has lively feeling through
ont the city, ernanatng, as # does, from hundreds
ii our best citizens who feel that it is the duty OF
all conservative men who love their country to be
moving in the cause Of that great national states
j man. Willard Fillmore
1T Is needless for us to say one word in COM
mendation Of the objects Of the meeting the
names attached To the call embrace many Of our
most prominent citizens, and are sufficient All
suranee HAT the meeting i for noble and patriotic
V purposes Such purpose require No long harangues
they speak trump gued to the hearts Of the
a people.
Rally, therefore, al you who love your country,
10 the standard 81 the Fillmore Rangers. "
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THE FILLMORE RANGERS
win meet THIS EVENING at o'clock, at
y, Ii rra1In1a-s, IInIr Ca. fl..eraaa~a4sa.,
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All favorable 10 the election 0

.HIMII4I4AESID " FILL 4MEORE,
AND THE PREsERvA TIoN Or THE UNION,
are invited to attend 4s5g 8S
No DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS will address the Meet
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j. ~. Se4g7zs oar,

j. ~. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices all its Branches the Parishes Of
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FEIICIANA,
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sag't5ssEl''S
SELF-SEALING PRESERVE CASES.

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themselves into club of FILLMORE RANGERS deem it
proper publicly proclaim their principles and their object
There crisis in national affairs Theexistence tile Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-07
United States Putent Office,

WARRINGTON, Jan =, 1861
IN THE PETITION OF :. W. BULLOCK
" OF New York, praying for the extension OF
a patent granted TO him on the 23d day of March
1872, for an improvement in ''presses for press
Ing hay, &c. for seven years from the expiration
n said patent, which takes place on the I'D day
Of March, 1856
II is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the 10th day OF
March next, at IL O'Clock IN. and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause ii any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are reo1ired 10
HIe in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty DAYS before
the day Of hearing; all testimony fled by either
party TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules Of
the once, which WILDE furnished on application
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
2Th or february; depositons and other pa pers re-
ned upon as testimony must be fled in the office
on or before the morning of that day; the arcu-
ments, II any, within ten DAYS thereafter
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Union, intelligence and Star, Washington.
ID: CT Argus, Baltimore, Nd Evening Argus,
Philadelph Pa; Journal Of Commerce New
York, y. Y; and Post, Boston, Mass; once a
week FOR three successive weeks previous TO the
lUh day OF March next, the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
Il. S.-Editors Of the above papers Will pleasa
SEND their bills to the Patent Ofice with paper
CShtdlhiHS thlS nOtlCe. ian 3-law,}W