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Utah-C Collision between the Saints an,
tffsam UniIed States Troops.

sa United States Troops.
Colonel Steptoe is now the Territorial Governor
at Salt Lake City. On new years day quite seri-
GUS collision teok place between the United States
soldiers and the citizens at a drinking-shop !.
Firearms were freely used, and seven or eight
persons we're shot, but fortunately none Of them
were killed Two Of the soldiers were severely
wounded, and for time it was thought they could
not recover. The Mormons ordered out the :" Le-
gion," threatening to destroy the whole battalion
of the United States troops in the city under Col
Steptoe.
4 The three companions Of United States troops
were quickly paraded under arms They strength
ened their position and waited for the assault OF
the Legion" which was every moment expected.
This state Of quasi warfare lasted for three days,
when calmer counsels prevailed and hostlties
ceased. As the affair grew out of drunken fit,
an order was issued by the civil authorities forbid
ding the further sale of ardent spirits in the CITY,
The territorial Legislature of Utah, at their late
session, passed an act organizing Carson Valley
into county Of that name They had appointed
one Styles as District Judge, and Orson Hyde as
Probate Judge Of the county. From the temper
of the inhabitants Of Carson Valley, very few of
whom are Mormons, and most Of whom have APP
piled to be incorporated into the State of Calfor-
MIA, it Is probable these appointments will be re-
ceived with little favor.
Orson Hyde is President of the Twelve Apos-
ties" and is 0ne of the leaders of Mormonism.
Among other legislation was the passage Of an act
called the Gift Law" by which the faithful are
to vest all their real and personal estate of every
kind in Brigham Young!
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ABOLISH THE RENT DAY.
UyHE Union Land Association offer, tn

IL spring unusual advantages to persons desi-
rous of procuring homestead" For x75 each, pay
able 90 MONTH they will SELL in fee simple, beauti-
full building lots on graded streets and will erect
thereon such houses as may be desired, for which
only the net cash price will be charged and that pay
directly opposite the Navy Yard, commands fno
views Of the city and river is proverbia for health
and good water and is in every way admirably adapt
ed for agreeable residences Why will any family
continue paying rent, when, with the same money,
they can purchase free home which must double
in value Tong before the last nstalment upon i falls
duef Early application Is necessary as but low Of
the $50 lots offered last summer remain unsold.
JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office Seventh street, above Odd Fellows hall.
Q2--2m
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CUSTOMERS TO WHOM WE HAVE
~ rendered bills for accounts TO April lst are in
formed that place Of business 10 still at 1885, Penn
sylvania avenue, adjoining Calls Jcwelry Store,
whsre we shall be happy receive cash or notes at
short dates for the amounts due.
ELvANS a THOMPSON,
Dealers in Hardware and Coach Trimmings,
Penn. nv. bet Ninth and Tenth SITS
an qb--co1w
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by EXPRESS.

n GOOD supply Of Spring and Summer
- Goods, comprising our usual variety Of
Umbrellas, Parasols, Canes, Gloves, Caps
Summer Hats of various styles
Braces for Ladies and Gents
Silk and cotton Hosiery
Undergarments, Shirts, Collars
Neck Ties Robes de Chambre
Silk and linen Handkerchiefs
Porte Monnaies, Razors, Soaps, Perfumery
&C., &C., now being received at
BIRGES Wizards Hotel
an 24-1M .--...---
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS.
rIJST oDeued. and now ready far insna

UDI Upoucu3 hHu now ready LOT Iuspec-
a. ton, at ID. X. WALLS Boot, Shoe, and Trunk
Emporium, a large varied md wel-selected spring
and summer stock Of Boots, Shoes, and Trunks.
among which are f
Ladies morocco, kid, and lasting Caters
Boots, Slippers, Ties, and Buskins
Misses do do
Childrens' Shoes, in great variety
Genllemens patentleather and calfskin Boots
Shoes, Congress Caters, Pumps, &c.
Boys and youths do
With all the most approved and fashionable styles
of Shoes manufactured all Of which viii be sold at
exceedingly low prices
In addition TO the above, an extensive assortment
of Trunks, Carpet Bags valises, and Satches, very
cheap.
call is solicited from all who are in want of great
bains, as l am determined TO sell as cheap us the
cheapest. ID. Il. WALL,
No, "a, opposite Centre Market
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
nm oS--2faw2w
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III. q. HOOD

IL AS just received a lot OF fine Watches,
IL and some rich gold jewelry, which, together
with the stock on hand he is selling at New York
city prices Alse, he has hand large assortment
of silver spoons, forks, ladies, knives &c. together
with general variety Of other goods in the jewery
way all of which he will sell at great bargains, at
AIS Pennsylvania avenue between and 9Th streets.
ap24 Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

COURT OF CLAIMS.
HyHE Subscriber, who has had much ex-
u perience in the prosecution Of claims against
the Government will practice before the Court o.
Clsims in Washington city, established by the recent
act OF Congress- Letters addressed TO him At Old
Point Comfort Virginia, or TO Washington, u. q,
ap ab--diav1mAwsm soo' oEvAh
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40 24-2t*
ANDREW JACKSON COMPANY.

ANDREW JACKSON COMFANY.
UyHE undersigned, having formed them-
u selves into Company for the purpose Of buy
ing and selling real estate under the above title do
fully make the same known to the public. The &C
oompanying seal will be impressed all their BUSH
ness PAPER; and they have also bound and hereby
declare themselves responsible, for all paper issued
by their officers bearing this SEAL
- Jackaou
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Mr.. Brooks, Of New York. gives the Archbishop
another broadsde in yesterdays Express. The
Mirror remarks.
Hon. Erastus Brooks Is proving himself an
over match for John. The knight Of the Nitro
10 getting himself pinned 10 the wall with sharp
acts, which no Jesuitry can turn aside He had
better confess his error and retire from the contest
IL Mr.. Brooks IL Hindoo,' he has proved In
this discussion that he 4 not Know-NothinR'
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Virginia Nominations by the American
Party.
For Governor s. FL0URN0Y.
For Lieut. Gov.--JAMES NJ. Ii. BEALE.
For Attorney GeneraL--J0HN M. PATTON.
Election, 4th Thursday in May.
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FOR RENT.

a Threc-stQTy Frame House ON street.
- between Fifth and Sixth streets west contain
ing eight rooms, large yard paved, wood shed and
necessary out-houses
Inquire.next door Of J. I. Clements Rent 81 per
month. ap 25--4t2
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metropolitan Railroad Office,

BeOTRetoWn, ID. o, ADTII II, 1905.
tF The stockholders Of this company
are hereby notified that the payment Of second in
stalment Of Eve dollars per share has been ordered,
and will be due sixty days from the date Of this adj
vertisement Payment may be made at the different
banks into which the first fnstament paid, or TO
the Treasurer, in Georgetown.
BY order of the Board
J.w. DEEBLE,
ap12-1aw3w Sec. and Treasurer.
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MATCH Race for $500 $3.50 the match,
IvA and $50 added by the proprietary over the
Columbia Course, Alexandria county, Va
There will be trotting over the above Course
on Thursday, April 26, 1855, at 8 O'Clock. Mile
heats n. w. Martin enters b. &. Ned Hunt. George
Smith enters &. &. Dutchman. Fine sport may Be
expected.
CYRUS MARTIN,
40 2E2t* Proprietor.
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as the most amusing writer of the age, and these
sketches are handled with master hand Funny
arc they in the extreme, and admirably adapted 20
drive away the blues. This work is embellished
with several humorous illustrations. L. 8.
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E- The Members Of the Young Mems
Christian Association are requested 10 attend the
funeral of our late brother, K. L. Smallwood, who
was for two years a member Of the Board Of Mana
gers and one of the Associations earliest and most
devoted friends, from Wesley Chapel TO Glenwood
Cemetery at az r. NJ, tomorrow, Thursday 26th
instant. WIN CHAUNCEY LANGD0N,
Chairman Committee on Visiting the Sick.
ap 25-
EThe Public are respectfully invited to
attend Debate, 10 be given by the members of the
Irving Lyceum, at Union Academy Hall, corner Of
Fourteenth street and New York avenue, on Thurs
day, the 26th instant at III O'Clock, p. M.
Subject: WAS the Career of Napoleon Bonaparte
Beneficial 10 FranceY
BY order: GEO. TH0S. COX,
an 24-8tx Secretary.
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Nov BEING RECEIVED, A HEAVY
4 supply Of every article in the Coacb-F Finding
line including 700 yards of our A No. Russia Ducf
Canvass, 80 inches wide Call early
ELVANS a THOMPSON.
$40 Penn. as,, bet. Ninth and Tenth sta
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EN- Sons of Temperance.-Ana adjourned
lumbia win be held In the Masonic Hall Navy Yard,
on Wednesday evening, the 25th instant at ~
O'Clock. r. GRAY CAMPBELL,
m 24-H Grand Scribe
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TREASURY DEPARrMERT.--Lieta.H Henry Key
Ordered to report to the collector OF wilmington,
North Carolina, for duty on board the revenue
cutter James O. Dobbin.
INTERIOR DErAkrAEsr--Agricultlra Division
Of tho Patent O6fcs.---Ihe Aagora or Cashmere
Goat--We were shown at the Agricultural Bureau
sample Of the wool of the Angora or Cashmere
goat, sent 70 the Patent Office by Mr.. Richard
Peters, of Atlanta, Georgia This specimen was
taken from the progeny OF one Of the animals inn
ported from Persia by Dr. James Il. Davis, of Co
lumbia, South Carolina, in 1840 This wool ID
about ten or eleven inches in length of fine silky
texture, and pure whiteness The clip OF wool TO
each animal in this country is from four TO four and
half pounds--being somewhat larger yield than
that Of Persia The experiment, thus far, has
proved highly satisfactory, as the entire flock has
increased from seven females and two males to up
wards Of fifty but unfortunately, the births in
most instances have been males. They breed an
nually, and usually give two kids al one birth. Mr..
Peters has recently purchased the entire stock;
and DR.. Davis is on the point OF embarking Tor
Asia Minor with the object Of importing more.
Patents Granted.--Th issues OF patents for
the week ending Tuesday, April "a, 1858, were
as follows:
Patents 10
Reissue
Total II
Posr OyYIcE DEPARTMENT ppointnient
w. Farley Of the District Of Columbia, has been
appointed to firstclass clerkshp in the Auditors
Office for the Post Office Department, in the place
Of John 3, Leach, resigned. Salary, 1920 per
annum.
Wan DEPARrMENr.--DeaMo Of an army Officer.
Intelligence has been received Of the death Of
Lieutenant Alfred Croget, Of the 9th infantry.
He died at Cincinnati on Monday morning last.
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PLEASE THE CHILDREN.
n r LammOnd,s, 4s4 Seventh street, can
"a be found splendid collection of toys and
ancy articles suitable for presents, and at very
ow prices for cash. ap 24-3t
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NKJATER Coolers Water Coolers l.
w just received large lot Of the above, and
will be sold cheap. 80.
ROTHWELL a BROWN,
9TH street, next to Odd Fellows Hall
an 1S--eost
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RECEIPTS OF pRnn1 ICE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stacy-IIs taL.o - u..,. ty.x.;,,
g5 De do Wright, Aco-7l d. ~ o. . =. n =
n1 Csrr - a. A. AZ MoDou gas6
FeIi-,yss ~ nell Stanton Eewnnn-Ss do
&co2i do de Head, IA AZ r a Wy z r
rs do Campbell Song-s do do q n n % 60
Gordon jrlb do do Oakley A. 80 20 w
u do do HEghe Hylsled &eoS do d. Nv. " T,
81 NJ - bsn II W siilh Boys lob
a. No. W benton deo-6 bbs dour Hewitt,
wheat 5 der Eco Wiz . % *
root Davis jenkins 10 odef II
ALExANDRTA-steau1er vic.otia-l, ~, -. uL =,
a. seo-sods do Pomrny
~ bides ~
S9uss a West-34 do do W
cs--Ictal lI9 bales cotton. ~ NsuoA''He vance d
BAYOU SARA-s.4ansr F BinhaIt n. t.t. ,.... -, .
HalIiaont5 do do Oakley Hswtins51d, az an rhyne 2
Is DO DO Bgrne, Vance &co3 do Do Wrgh, a 2ec
Mltenberser &o9s oriern hhsS y 80 40 de
MaLde9ila MellheDny4 do Jus nnlhsses
"a Won o. b6s mol
IA bbs tnoas oue'-Aesai $50 bales cotton
Nil se5 al opel bales ion Esbank &co-3
fyhe q tarrflon 81
ofsI sT slss suaI c1nEsnsa order
- - --es s''s'u <SE mas sugar sl+ bhis
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RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL Cnstr
MA oR TENS OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF Tt,,,,
Ok N SPWapb THE OUTLAY OF bo
NOURTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewelers H..
sefs alsTahaste Capitalists, Planters lailera
steamers Families and otra GUARDING
on valuable articles which covered 6y no, snsil
PATEST yiss e aRs s
aes Ssye II Lock- the Of which light ha WITH
passsis while it, greatly superior OF
apparent to thoss who eomoarisnn VII %
ing CONCRETE and toe popular other between
ne contrast VIII be Understood when known lint b g.
gu, any iron nbde 6 also that has wits
lv . reh corner bars also that tho much more ae
d. glai 70 hear iron the skeptca : e"si and Will
commend to the who have 90 seIiouv
from the Schumacher Safe kep tne
IN tue tabrcs delicate articles are aerav ri a dealers
always generated san4nder wssn espesss ~ me
w Sse VINO VIII visit address the Undersigned who has
r. Is many imagine, and does moving but st
w. =. street, above
NY Isaac Bridge sirAs you takeu The AZ noY of
STATING Safes we Ferhaps serve Your eresi ~
.nat one Of the above named manufacture nil Of mr.
arp s 40 "a portion ta shat ID fom s @
lhe ieuf stories Of
wac put to test and notwihs ps III me safe
IL vas subjected after being taken ruins When hsa
ma.n ware about tao hundred b were aopg
v pselysd A. ssads fire and burglar proaf qualities ~
nv Sonhdenee in this than kind ssfs thss W.
AAV" VI Nespsedaiy' yours, NJ BARLOW CO.. A"' We
rhoss ,.,n, AZ, Dsale,sia Wocdshwsre, Is cana,st
snoas who have articles invariably M 10 oss %
" Ere, and offer but slight H. @
Ihe subscriber Gale second hand salsmnpder
III Powder Proof Bank Fire Prof pp
= ixII s a. ana seaies. ISAAC BRIDGE, n
londy
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nFFIGE or NEW ORLEANS SAVING

~ NSTTuTloN-0hce No. 81 Camp areet-Ineoroo ratsd M
uer AT ofthe Legislature, 18th March, 1855 1870 -
The ONCE OF this Institution
saturday evenings from O'Clock, = ~A's"H -
1mePosa Of One Dollar and upwards will bs received.
Of the limited by ii net M
aiana, and Of the City of New Orleans, ' y ~ ~ VI @oa-
Loans mortgage and unnrovad Ra
Eiihh the imits Osau moi Ieedn 81 80,
81 lie appraised cash value. ~ soh.
Lons pledge the Incorporated Banhs in Nav
N..sahs not exceeding 50 OF market value.
or Profit derived from the the funds Ia 10
~ WAL onted semi annually the DopositorS, " w
lInee directly borrow any OF tho o
oese any pay or emouplent WI - " - uo' VI ~
Of deposits, having interest at rata In bs -
a..u. TRUSTEES,
@eorge Ensts, A. D. Kelly. yv;,a,, VAL i
W. N. Mercer, Geo uron5s,s. si4mm Yogsii
g. G. Duncan, A Iiairaa T. D. sunhuri
Wilheimnr Bosart p neiI e. George Jonas
Thos, A. Adamsi 4 a Moeat Thos. A. Clark,
A'-a. nIaaford d. D. Wihera.
". y. MERCER, PRECEDENT,
VIM. VoGEI tvjc. p.a.t,....
<. 3. SUMNER ivy Aisstusas''
Bcopss oilths Aso Incorporation and tIsssasr
sBIya
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NsLoRIDA YELLOW PINE LITNRT--

X u oA IDA YELLOW PINE LUMBE.
we'll kaa undersigned have in addition their cid and
Raj, osSoisned ytrda ~.
pWesn 81 Pant Ge lar aud Pine rees, ecsnty
VAL ny ne Old Basn, fronting Clronfaiat
ST. Pr fhee and Robertson streets and Robertson AMI
solshent OF building materials such as se1etai "a
Yellow Pine Ceiling, S' ai''A' 0'sNea ana Srooyed
Yellow piae Fooupp ahd grooved
Pine Flooring anu "ue' aieSssai s4ears Joint Yellow
Ios 1neVng and dressed Weather Boarding scanpg sna
PM heay timber Decking inch Pianks IL and
patngs and Rough Weather Boarding Iaths Ssis
on hand and 10 order '"' se M nioauins, always
water Bay W Lumber ct hsir Mills Pensacola BLACK
uhda and cut 70 of PhladsInh
Chrs ana iok Boston, Key West Galveston Lavaoa CdTnn
ordered They po.a along the Atlantic and Cult may BE-
and other European markets sNpPs e o 'he Ehsliah
1helf Dressed riaks ,IlaJ On IL
all tes an on hand customers rely getting nj
-A Aisisie well seasoned ready me-
Z.. fOJLEY, NiCoL Co,
ivsa corner Cedar ami Julia slrests, New Basin.
corner robert Wsk Old Basin
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CONSIaNEEs

" n " laey rom hostonBraad LapJry-Esnnedy ae
Stanton &eo ss-ffoss Ses-ksrneey ace
sen htlana sh Ter from New Yok-ThoY nh Van
seos 6 seoJ shmsa soess
Martn owen q 1iorris6n-f ailard-E Pemrag eo
D yVhA9s.e Strong Payne fiaIrison-Bsrps
insvJ II ni,onJ I, fson Mstcalf
&ce-smih Copef-F MaIard-oraa esi aes &ee-H a 's'
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TAF MOST EFFICAoIOUs.

ThF MOST EFFICACIOUs.
- QuEpRo. February 1th 1864.
M Eoshs. +. A. FAHNEST0CK 4 CO--We
CAFE n as PeaSTs ofreevs this morning. csf
IL was ssht voluntarily. e',-e~ Sou' rs
-.z we are, gentlemen, yours very iruly.
c u MUssoN 4 Co.
were fo my little daughter four old and son older
slime snt-ring !
10y 10 Ssaiugs Of which hes accord
paea n" lass han FIVE HUSpR1 soma Of the nsy
Ia iens IN Of from twelve % uinehes " $500"
s2r4fi#need the of
rsnedss - he Plbe u the ecaoioas
1Isnanass sue worms eva ysLo Offer publir
oehemen, believe your muchoogsa and humble ,sr.
sod wholesale and aagesis and
tnahts throughout United States nns1 " n ner-
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IobAooo....We beard of 1854 hhds sold (say two
pa1'es) as follows: IS Light Admitted (Greenvis) at
t7ae ID, and round lot of 126 hhds NEW cron1 nm
private terms ~ -
SUGAR AND MoLASSEs The sales of sua,r ~
Guided III bids Prime to Choice at &c. and ION Menaay,
90 ae o2s mi for Good Common Fair or Molassss 81
ieooheo were sold at 291ss and retail lots of
orleans Refinery ut 500 in bbls and $50 gallon in half
bbls. ~
FLOUR. "A reduction in the rates brought forward
more buyers and the sales embraced 5000 bills of bsb
ao supernne St. Louis at s675 1135 at Sc s7 1870 at
90 W. zeo at So 3d. 200 in lots at 81 "a fancy baker
BRANDY at 81 l2e 100 at 81 $50 Fine at as ST.. and
~, and $50 Sour Fine at 81 rs "a bbl
ahAif....I The sales of Corn were confined to a few
iot including $40 sacks New Creole Corn at 700 and 22
Old at719f2s bushel. OF Oats 1910 sacks Prime Qua
~ Louis were taken at 49, v bushel lot of $40 sacks
Bran was sold at &c v 100 h.
PROVISIONS. -. We noticed onJv roto;, ..,
at 500 $40 90 y Dbl for Mess or Bacon Al - sts ~.
sold in lots at 1o&4 for Shoulders and 113k. = n q.
Prme Ribbed sides Nothing doing in Lard pr;ms l.; |
bbls held at l114a115a and upward.
hAf Sales 100 bales Inferior Western at saoand
700 Good at about 1924 SO D ton
BAGGfNG. ...2 20 bales India sold at 14i54
49,, eriAIie iohPENTlNE....s Sales 81 bbls at 33a and
aoS at 81 r = gallon, cash ~ '1s
TALLoW Small lots Of City Rendered NAV, ..,,
1t lie VI H. "efe seins
oofFEE..T The bark Hudson arrived from Rio ysstar
lay with cargo of 861l bags. ''''St'
mhisA =. .keetifsd retailing at 354 u gallon.
fMhiehRs'...A bark vas taken for Boston AT 1sxs |
or ooeon and one for Genoa NJ "a Cotton shipping to
liverpool at 1S-1sd 'ff-1e "
EAoaANGEs.'.. Demand very limited Of our quota.
ions: = - As''@
ss 10ss< tD1o9 and IOa1,
80 Vs. az; sf aSof. 2sX "a dollsr
xhs Checks on New YORK ..,,.....,.Id is6Spsr
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CATTLE MARKET.

TUsspAr EvrrIsa, Sept. IL, 1855.
Thes arrived to-day 33 head Western Bseye 178 head
Texas Bsevss 100 Calves and Is Mich Cows There are
no Hogs or Sheep In the market.
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IMPORTS,

iNDIANoLA AND GALVESTON Steamship Msseo-1s bales
Gos do do osksy aide Hart Il
az eo git Union saHks6Oa Mcdowell Mills coluo
~ m es cotton ID brs 1853 head aandy gnee
ss@o ofizaoasSo0o Pais
I'M lS9 ~ I'm itdeaa6Go
nachmary Fos,sI do FuentesTo 1851 pes
new ~ aoRk-ship Memphia-Asssrtsd merchandise
IL, ~" aof'h-snip neutrality-suspicious. msrch sndiss.
NV Hudson--s5ii bags Schroeder Eco
ahlfeE-AssscriAi me
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p 2 Stacy, Moore, from Memphis
re6rn Hswss, iom Alexandria
Pf Rimb4l, on, rom Bayou sara ,- =.
-, -, Opelou.as, Neal, from opeou,sa
Towbont Janles Day, brown i'm IL . ,a - 4.
s0iPs h'dsio'f g aud Memphis, and lark Hadson.
seiow-coming Up.
Ship P Whitney, Gray from Bssto3 10 p vybitssy 6o
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CHEAP! Very CheaD!!

" HoUSE-h EEPEkS = ECONOMIST =.
n AND JACKSON RANGES, CRATES AND Stoves xefEsE
Cooking Stoves of sizes a1d fully warrants51 ~ %. II
we'll known RAM IA. 'uu AiAo shs
Ss hular Of these important Ranges have asv sol,
nv TO me the advantage referring buyers ID n @
ar ~1o afa well kdown trina this city, viii you1-
OF 10Th osn the simple Of The sds waa ii
~ top' wnch aHofds the
Similar to ordinary fIe 0nynsncs . On lest
ellis. = L s3 ~ ft' io' iarAes ln changing domi-
Jipanned Tin Ware Brooms Tuba and Pail. x;,h w.,
Spirit Cas- " '5e auu WICK eaArhlpe and
Az soets o. Work and Repairing the HOUSE FURNISH,
Patrck's church. ~ " n1b ~ ses, aijo!nins ST.
rass1rto /
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ExpaRTs

~ pr, rrgsi2 bales cotton 900 bids .ot seee
CLARA Whs-si53 bales Cotton IL " sacks
BELIZE HONDURAS Crss7.s bbts an, 1ss do .erk o
co. 10 pkgs " US c-neiei, ma Aaa .. 'oDae-
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-12
no THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF IonI,

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Of the important points at present in IN,
paur tnss the true theory Of large
Ing adyatage Of boiling by such se5n sans az
eeed with the Of the ordinary boilers reasirss
oth in the fuel the apparatus to rna hs
| ntean Train INTO use. " ~Ff' ~ ''iHs shS
steam ~ therefore Indispensable, mportsn, sp
aAoE upon the principle Of the
tnRine, now year, operation. f''' '-'a1n ie
l steam Generator the advantages being all fra
ce aud absof6s nneenths Of from the ira paa ab
proper WITH
/ required to take Of ' $50! e'a'' i"'ifie
haPdy in the generation of steam which in r,Hea An
pounhs er square inch five minutes after
me advantage Of the aes ,ha
~ FoH khoWh and IN he
al pleasure, up red heat without increase Of
teeI safety from erploaion these not being any s osv AZ
nnsononN IN fnel, water mud price otcost. e'
ssason an ~ vs. eIaed and operation this
oy saedf II the negroes and as
o. ae ~ one-ha Of that required other boiays ~
sseal Irn!ha q nssnlacu sd At Eass Works Of Aa
10 cincinnati Tbs undersignsd
eIal agent for Louisiana and tbs
sa practical exE ong cOpddentlT
~ as the best hitherto brought out for generating ohsn
evapost3rs and batteries upo be heat
fse at lower any hha,te trs
psiaha Also Vacuum Pans. bIaehnas Ana Roaa
Ya Aparatae from he Globe Works Of astsoa Co. E.w
me undersigned will Steam Tyains ms ra,,or ,b
OF working them the charge
sn pae VINO use tpe o. anphae Of
one q th and made ng materials
H. and Instructions personally paatntion
- Agents 0rlesnn Msssrs YOoREEB lRIGGs q. 90
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