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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
NOTICE.

NOINNHs
TTNHE General Meeting Etocthoder o. ne Of vrg
nia, wbe he'd a sr Banting House, IN he City o. W-
ruoni MONDAY, ne Qth Of January nert
provides Of RAM
The proxy u sookods In any OF Directors
oce % The Hank, shall PROXY valid which sha
have been executed sixty days before the time secion
deI-stWd sANL MARX, Cashier.
4 EHHDS TODD A. SONS FAMILY UACON
- sfDE8 landing Tor sale BY wOMBLE a CLkIB0RNE
delA No. ~ Pearia
GO KEGS NEW wRsTRnN LRAP LARD ior
w aale1 WOhhLk CLAIBORNE,
dqA No, II Pearl e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
ruRrnER by rue cAugoRyIl STI,uKR

Authorizing the dissolution Of the Portsmouth Provi
dcncc Society
On motion Of Mr.. seldom, the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
An RIeeIIent Lettfr for the Time,

The Philadelphia Ledger re.pubi.hes the following let
GER, written by Daniel Webster nearly eight years ago
ItoHgnaies in homely topics aud proceeds from those
70 Others OF more general import and nterestthe du.
dee Of patriot under the Constitution and the Union
The great practical Of the constitutional eSpouud
ar s not evident in the mode Of illustration than
its in the patriotism which inspires every word and the
true national sentiment which it seeks 70 ucucate-
M Webster had grown up with the Union be bad seen
IL daily giving strength and power 20 the nation i-
comprehensive mind that the liberties aud security
Of the people, and the prosperity Of the country rest
upon the foundation Of the equality Of the States with
the faithful Observance Of the obligations that each State
to the other Hence the carne.tness with which
he seeks 20 impress this fact IN the familiar Illustration
which his letter contains Nothing probably has been
written upon constitutional obligations which comes
home practically, f,rrbly aud strkingy % is
valuable lesson, such come only from patrio,
and statesman and illustration Of political duty g.
worth volumes Of exposition. IT, iauLuc.- its rcuor.
sentiments. and conscientious sense Of duty, must
commend Il 20 every reader
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

trLAsr NorioE-YEs. THE LAsr-A persons indebted 10
me Individually viii please accounts or else
uve them Into the hands Of others be BY
ALEx. HILL.
s-NO further Indulgence viii be given longer
OF December next. deo-d&vim ALEX HILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

~ FnHadevIiF, or its on - De erbsr MANY s...t, q,
" i','' s,aari - K'ng o,ss CO.. vs. IN ns g3f y,Sl
ir ss,r.s l r,lg Young lady bot atsly iar
mummy 'AI.n" smother md better world
100 49,, .ris lu r.. 20 November r..q r.
'h'a ~ ~ w i'r1'riJtf Virginia Inus Isrg.ags b.
~ u ~, -. noh. hearted man. an eminent p,y.
in ana HUBBLE Christian" ffs wife H.H
Nr rravs about -Four months nov i've b.fs.. ta,m I"
brfravrd of both father anil mother ''''''H 'fe
"Nry The Cos of re fausrlsss lsvsro.r.v ODD thew
~ Richmond Central Pfrstyisrian aui Ns.tyr. .f
per- Hn please copy, and g. Louis paper. sisa '' ~
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VA IlIIIEn

on Me llN instant iy Rev W. Brashsr Mr W T LrCtNp
',H HnTt. late n lsurhburF. and ui-s HApgAuFT
.'N-'f OF Capt p % Palmer, VALLEY NI Augusta county
W. lHn,. AZ! eLhtr -h, D. ne Rev John MrFlsrrv ID
nt GO lMEuDFV va Of ftrrt5o ID. a.. "a ~ 49,
'..H...' q" Nol. WIN Tyre, n Iaystis county Va
h u'fnlnf ri he l3 rsi ~ a ssidsn~s o. us t.f.,.
i1,,-; hy Pc Rev " Randolph. THOs j. wOvgf'Rp ~.
n ~ 80 y' y IANNY W. MONCURE daugitar n Jude
D. '. D. hHnrufr, NJ Stafford c. - ''Nh'
NgVemhfr h ~ ihe residence n Henry Carmen,
v,.tIiy w. ,I 80 " Fnppo. ~ WV " HOLLADAY a.
" w nm uAhFENItb, both NJ Sp1itsyivania 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

WANTED FOR Is8O.-sIxrY able negro men for ser.
w vice, In the CARBON
this
The above mines entirely NO
dcaaeHt rD caHss faroiriag s hnb occurred
therein for the
wanted any JNo D wERrU -
delo-eu Agent for Dunlop MeCsnce
tMkCurOR's SALE OF AZ LINK LY NEGROES
- IN HANOVER couNrr-As kxeeuerof ehnies Jumpkip,
deceased shs sell public auction,
ldenee o the deeedent the Meehsnese Turnpike mies
nom Richmond, THURSDAY the 2eh Use
TIL o'clock NJ - Negroes mostly young combating Of Men
Boys 0lrls, Women and Children. - -
Terms cash. J. q. LuMPKfS rxtr Of
A. LUhPktN, deceased
~ All having claims present
them forthwith, properly authenticated Indebted
qnested 10 come forward aud settle.
J. q. LuNPKIS, Extr Of
deio-eR A. LUMPkIN, deceased
accomplished lady, thorough scholar and an en-
n Client Teacher would like private
family sac st<r.du.is Of Notbern College and ha,
era Year, OF successful experience
the higher kngkh branches Mathematics
vocal and fundamentally all the varieties water color and
Oh Painting liberal salary required differences
Address MIR -, J.. @. j., Thornsburx, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

The French troops stationed Tahiti according TO adj
vices thence to August s. had been sent to the island of
New Caledonia to repreSs revolt of the canubas who
'nha6t there The war reported to be fierce and
tered Frenchmen and the Frenchmen giving NO ouaTir
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

Tl1EA CafE. The advsrifer native of Osorga possessing
ooea,e education and " yea experence desires
alton IN private school best of rsrrnr,
and testimonials Owen. Address ~
n011-cf2tAfN narhauravfile. Orange 70 ".
INARrtEHs BANK or VIRGINIA. 1.-The annuai
meeting n khoiers ~ this Bank held ~ thsir
hhntnF House, IN The city, WEDNESDAY, fim day of
January i-oQ An act 81 e General Assembly passed
l5 lsll prescrhes a NO oce Di-scor Of Bank shan
vote ~ Tor Hockhcid election
Bank, shall be valid which
cuied aKty days before iht line q any election.
dsio-stawtd ,. A. SMITH, Cashier
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DIR. Lords Letter.

Mrw YORk, Dec. 9th, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
Fires In New York.

IHK ANN sTRfKr F1RE-FuRTHER PARTCuLARs.-The fire
on Tuesday night at 40 ann street. in the premises of A.
Lebenroth Vonauw, destroyed nearly the whole stock
The following is correct list of the assurances on the
stock and machinery in building No 49, There is s2 500
as folows:-Manhattan, $500; Columbia 81, 900; St.
Marks, So ooo Relief So ooo East River ooo Rutgers,
1000; Jersey City, $500; St. Nicholas, $500;
Brooklyn, $500; Hartford, $1,50O-Total $2l 500
On stock in No. 81 st, 600, foows-Fremens 50 800
and Manhattan 81 500 The building belongs to the estate
OF T. Hollbrooke 1t is damaged about So OOO and in
sured in the Excelsior and Knickerbocker Insurance
Companies. r. W. Roby, show card manufacturer, No
81 Ann street. is insured for So 900 in the Williams
City and North Western Insurance Companies The paper
store, on the second and third floors of No 81 is
owned by Goddard Ballard. 1t is insured for 81 500 in
the st. Nicholas and 81 500 the Exchange Insurance
Company.
FIRE PEIL sTREET-Between four and five O'Clock yes
erday afternoon fire broke in the cotton batting
mandatory of p Walsh, No 90 Pell The alarm
was promptly given, when the fremen arrived and
exngushed the fire. The damage done the stock and
machinery by fire and water will be about $500 Insured
for s. 900 in the Artisans Insurance Company and two
other city companies names unknown. The third floor is
occupied by Brude Esser stand makers damage
by water about $50 insurance. Vim. Robertson bed
stead maker also occupied part Of the third floor slight
damage by water The second floor is occupied by p r.
Dennis oval frame manufacturer damage by about
$780, insured for $500 in the Everett and $500 in the Wall
Street Insurance companies. The first floor occupied by
Geo. Brooks a moulding MILL damage by water about
$50; insured. The basement is occupied by G. w. Sher
wood n shaving mill; loss slight The building
is owned by w. W. Wnans; damage about S25 The fire
caused 1t supposed by nail getting into the lap
per, in which machine the fire originated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22

SINGULAR DEATH WHILE ISToxcATEp.-An old sixty
years of age named James Maoy, found dead yes
terday morning. lying his face, with his skull horribly
fractured and his brains scattered about the yard of rear
house No 90 Mulberry street Coroner ackman held an
inquest on the body, when it appeared that deceased
came to his death by attempting the roof his
house while in intoxicated condition. feat which
seems he in the habit of frequently performing On
Tuesday evening he in the OF Mr.. Owen Felton,
residing at 20 Mulberry street and left about O'Clock
with the intention of performing his usual dangerous ex
poit The last that Of him, until his dead body
was discovered he ascending the ladder leading to
the roof of the house. from which he undoubtedly fell
and was killed. verdict in accordance with tin facts
was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
POSTAL DIRECTORY
Foreign and Domestic Mails.


TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE
DOMESTIC .NorthAlbany, Buffalo Canada 3i5 p NJ
western mn Sss Erle RRSl NJ and g SIS r n
South and southwestern
Eastern mail BY railroad IL A. N. and and P u
g by steamboat. .........5L p NJ
SUNDAY MAILS: On Sunday all mails close ut this
CALIFORNIA By steamship Moses Taylor, on We'd
The Overland Mai for California leaves s. foa.
every Monday and THURSDAY at 8 A. NJ Letters
designed Tor 1t should be marked Overland, via
st. Lousn
LAEE CRY The Overland man from st. joseph o1 Salt
eA;M Letters should be marked Overland,
HAVANA. by steamship De Soto on Tuesday,
So PACIFIC ~ res steamship Moses Taylor, on Wed A. NJ
BAHAMA ISLANDS On Re DAY Alter The arrival Of each alter
6e Kan sSs n ar be ses
win mails mails for NE Bahama Islands to be landed
EuRorx e. By steamship ocean Queen, for South.
nvror >, amp,on and Hayre snturday' sept "a "a NJ
given by ha French Post Once the establishment
weekly line of French mail packets to ply between Mar
both going and hs G epanr ns FROM Ma SseGa
took place Sunday The 18th Of August last and thereafter
and from Naples Thursday Of each week The Of
postage to Naples is 30 cents the quarter
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE
BoxsAr The Overland mail 70 bombay closes IN London
each month. Via Southampton on the lzh and
CArcurrh. Sd o,h 18Th 10Th via Marseilles 4A 18th.
e. 10Th, 9Th via Southampton.
CHINA &C. Via Marsoes tho 10th and 2Ch. Via South.
AUSTRALIA. Wis sarsees and srez the 10th Via South
. amrton and Suez, l2h
MAuRiTius Via Alden on the 18th and 9th ~ the month.
BfAZii Via southampton on The 9Th Of the month
a.es sha mails are despatched on the eve oi above
despatched the following evening.
% sss sss al On ' sas s1 g,
bnah ~ aespachep The morDpg previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
THE AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.
ADOPTION OF A STATE TICKET,
Selections from the Republican and
Democratic Nominees.
1DDRESS OF THE STATE COMMITTEE,
&C., Sc, SC.
ItnnA Sent. q, 1850.

UnoA Sept q, 1855.
The following is the ticket
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals-Henry r. baVNs'
Sacvstdry Of &dte-David X. Floyd Jones
lomptrolleT-R. Dcnston, Of orange.
zseasurer-Phillp Dorsheimer, OF Erie
Attorney Genoal-Chas. J. Meyers, OF 81. Lawrence
State Fxu;neey-v r. Richmond, of Wayne
s,,no, 1,,m,,issfoner-W G. Skinner, Of Herkimer.
Sxate Prison IspoetorN. s. Ederkin of 81 Lawrence.
Clerk of the Court Of AppeaL-Charles. Hughes, of
Washington
Mr. TooSE, of New York. moved that the report be
scptcd and the candidates be baloted for separately
after warm debate the ticket endorsed reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22

thick and raining throughout the day ships Constitution and
Is still ashore the West Bank with three tugs alongside
LONG BRANCH. Sept 81 sunset-No inward bound vessels
In sight Wind blowing fresh from SSE.
SQUAN Sept 81 sunseWe no wrecks on our coast
Wind blowing gale from ENE.
Miscellaneous.
sHr RACHEL of Boston, Hambln Liverpool is ashore
on the West Bank She yesterday morning. 2Is at
about il O'Clock consequent having missed stays She
pilot on board Capt Andrew Hennessy of the steamtug
Achilles up last evening ship and reports her
hard on heading about SW She the tall of the Bank
to the westward Of the Buoy She very much and Il Is
thought she wi not be got off without dschargng portion
her cargo The steam,ugs Achilles screaer and MARYLAND
all went TO her assistance and get her off but
without avail The Achilles will return to the shin this morn
ing Capt Merritt. of the Underwriters agents has also
gone to her assistance
WnAlrsnIr TWILIGHT. of New Bedford, was wrecked on
one 81 the Marquesas Islands june TO- Loss $4,000 Crew
seved ~ ' viz"
BARK LANCASTER of Philadelphia from San francisco for
Molok July TO- The vessel cargo were total loss but
were fully Insured. No lives lost. ' ~
BRIG CARosI-Norfolk Sent 2oTbe brig Carori ~ Ne,,
York from Eoboy Sound Ga bound to New York wih
go OF lumber put into Hampton Leaking (sy teegraphD
Eng as lat e a ION rU 81 fri = @ f.
brig william from Windsor for Richmond in sinking con
10 Portland. ~ oe s
Som mn MISSISSIPPI Gould from Bucnos Ayres for Baltimore
Sa INTO fe'n'"'u'o 18th u in distress No further par'cu
81, Sem n5 Amy " wgn Of Salem dragged her anchors during the
but got oil 18th without damage
scHR REPUBLIC Of Bangor from Philadelphia, before
ported ashore on Coney Island below Salem after being strip
pea 81 SAILS rigging DC sold Tor $50 Nearly all her
20 OF coal mud been taken ont and landed ut Phillips wharf
se was got OIL 10th and towed 10 the city and will be broken
up.
:, ScHH q WHrLDEr Jarman, from Alexandria for New
YORK put into Delaware Rreakwacr l6h inst In distress hav
ing been dmased during n gale Thursday night OIL the
Capes would 20 10 Philadelphia to repair.
ecnR ADA FRANCES Babson from Baltimore for Providence
with wheat during the gale Saturday
last parted hans lost both anchors and went ashore
fOurf feet
eaky and with udder and part Of keel broken or She
viii have to be liphened 10 get OF
ScHR JOHN Bull from Diglr, Ms for Boston, WAS In cop
tact Monday night off Cape Ann with fishing scbr Tobn i,
obcr from Gloucester for Bay Chaeur r q loat ber
bowsp aud received other damage; the John u y.
much damage that the abandoned were taken ~
Gloucester by the J u 0ber.
ScHR JurIATA Of and from Portland Phadelpha went
ashore on Dgbnry beach near Gut river during gale OF
safdhy ana hs sf sails and forefoo Brig Com Stewart
fore repored) Ashore IN the place bu, no, much da
tnaged bVh vessels WAI come VI on an increase VI tides
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22

An packages and lers Intended for The New YORK HERALD
should he sealed.
ALMANAC YoRK-TRB
Sun sETe. % HIGH vAEa..... eve IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
Telegraph Marine Report.

SANDY HOOK, Sept Il, sunset-The weather has been
thick and raining throughout the day. Ships Constitution and
Rambler at anchor Mt the SW Spit In ship Rachae
Is still ashore on the West Bank with three tugs alongside
LONG BRANCH Sept2I. sunse-No inward bound vessels
in sight Wind blowing fresh from SSE.
SQUAN Sept 81 sunseWe here of no wrecks on our coast
Wind blowing gale from ENE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07
NUMBER $50.
Ntb 0rltans 4aiIp Grtstsut,
THE CRY cENEus.


We have nothing like deauits return vet Of the
result Of the censustaking last week. II has been
found that the canvasing was anything but fall and
correct At least in some parts Of the city sos oftbe
Officers in their haste missing houses here and there
and great many persons not telling more than half
the truth in respect to the number OF people resident
in their houses. M
So many discrepancies Of this kind have been dis-
covered in the First District alone that certain parts
Of the district to be retaken by m extra force Of
the officers to-day and Tomorrow The discrepancies,
we learn. are also quite palpable in regard to the
other districts; and, instead Of having something
like near approximation to the truth in regard to
the population Of New Orleans, We have : very de.
cided denomination Of the imposbiity Of the
Of such city being taken properly within week by
sixty men. From the haste with which the oficers
had to prosecute the work. their nexperence at that
work, and the unexpected and trying obstacles they
have all had to encounter they themselves are salts
ed that the work has not been done properly though
they assert they have done their best in the limited
time allowed. We are speaking particularly now Of
the officers who had the First District, the largest
and mos. difficult Of all the districts to canvass
No positive summingup has yet been done: but We
are informed that according to the return now made
the population Of the First District Is over so 900
and that Of the Second District over 80 900 about
100000 in the two Districts. About the other tro
Districts, we have heard no estimates.
The Council ought now to 60 to work, and pass Al
ordinance to have the census taken properly and
surely, with fines or other penalties to punish thos
who out Of stubbornness or senseess alarm viii mo-
tell the true number Of the people in their houses
The thing has been tried in fair and mild way, an,
l .tr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN.-The steamer Mara ran
into the steamer Governor Powell on Saturday night,
near the Red Church, smashing and carrying away
her starboard wheel and wheelhouse, and breaking
the pitman on that side. Nobody was hurt, nor was
the hull Of the Powell damaged. Both boats wers
going up; and, as we learn, the Powell WAS passing
the Mars close in to shore, when into and bsing
pinned on the bow Of the Aars, vas carried some
distance out into the river before that boat reversed
her engines. The Powell was towed hack 70 the city
by the Emra, and arrived last evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

Cry WORK HOUSE MANUFACTURES FOR SALE
Persons in need Of the very miscellaneous articles
manufactured at the City Work House, would display
wisdom by purchasing there, and thus doing some
thing for the support of institution sustained at
public cost-at the cost Of all citizen Taxpayers
Certain OF these articles are advertised in this paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

10. o. F.-The R. W. Grand Encampment Of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, Of the State Of
Louisiana, will hold its annual session this evening,
in the Grand Encampment Hall, corner Of Camp and
Lafayette streets We refer members to official notice
in this paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

BANK OF LoUIsIANA-An announcement is else.
where published that semi-annuaI dividend Of five
per cent is due, and will be paid to holders of the
stock Of this institution and after this day. M inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

LOUISIANA STATE BANK.-Notice is given that the
annual election of Board of Directors Of the Louisi
State Bank will be be held at the banking house
to-day, between the hours Of 10 and 2 o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07
y. 4. Ha,,,,,, ond.

j. Il. hammond,
ENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully socits orders in the above departments
of art.
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Scrip Bills of Exchange Checks Promssory
etc., embelished with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style unequalled IN the South
He has obtained facilities for doing every description Of
On Stone particularly refers to the stye recently
duced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
cheappess Of hogaphy and particularly adapted to Bills
Exchange, Checks Account Sales Bill Heads Re Labels
etc ETC., etc.
Being the only Engraver of Pictorial subjects steel
per souh publishers others requiring Portraits Land
scapes Book Illustrations etc. etc., requested to examine
his specimens will add that orders in the finer and
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIN
SELF and not the North ia the practice.
| WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI
TATIONs Engraved and Printed in every STYLE punctua
| and at short notice.
COURT. LODGE and NoTARlAL SEALS, Designed 3
sraved and and Furnished with press. tsdie.
T. Jel 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

ADJUSTMENTS.

~ READINaS,
Miss ELOIsE BRIDGES viii give her fourth and last Dra.
matte Poetica and Masonic Reading in the MASONIC HALL
81 Charles street., SATURDAY EVENING, February II,
1852 y O'Clock.
Tickets BE- had 1t the offices Of the st. Louis and st.
Charles Hotels ut the Book Stores Of Steel Mc0nns and
Norman and at the Grand Secretays office, Masonic Hall
Price. 20 cepte. "a Id
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

SpALDINa B. ROGERS CIRcus.-This is announced
as the last week of spalding & Rogers excellent
troupe of circus artists and the entertainments will
be unusually brilliant Tomorrow noon there will be
an extra performance the novel feature Of which will
be an exhibition of the extraordinary skill of Mr.
Rarey, the horsetamer, in reducing vicious and un
broken animals to subsection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

THAMES TO PRoF FowLER-We elsewhere publish
preamble and resolutions, adopted BY the students
and faculty Of Prof. Dolbsar's Commercial College,
being public recognition Of their obligation TO Prof
O. s. Fowler, for an instructive lecture delivered
before them on Friday morning last.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

OPERATIc.-onT Thursday evening next Capisson's
new opera La Fanchonnette," J" will be brought out.
1t has undergone thorough rehearsal and costumers
and scenic artists have been ndustrously at work.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

CITIZENS BANK OF LoUIsrANA.-The annual elec.
tion Of Directory will be held at the Office Of this
bank to-day, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock,
as per published notice. which stockholders will find
in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

The CEREMONY OF Masonic BApr1sm will occur
on the llth instant relative to which we ask atten
tion to the notification to members Of Foyer Maeon
nque No "A, and other lodges, published in the Cres
cent of this morning