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WANTS.

WANTED.-AY YOUNG LADY to attend store
W while the proprietor goes to his meals; one
tolerably good looking, and of German parentage,
III HaVans csal House Pc p
avenue. It's
SITUATION wANTED-By a Respectable
~ Woman as Wet Nurse. Address "B.. g." at
this Office. sep 22-lt*
VNANTED-A YOUNG MAN who has been
w in the retail tIade for the last three years,
wishes to obtain a situation in a wholesale or
commission house. Best reference given. Ad-
dress "H. L." City Post office. sep 22--eo5S
ITO MARKET GARDENERS Wanted. a
l. middle aged man who understand Grafting,
willing to take place IS miles from Baltimore.
No one need apply who has not the best recon-
mendations for honesty and sobriety. Enquire Of
Z" Patrick at Mrs. Bryant's, g street, between
18th and 18th, between and oclockP. m.
sep 22-3t*
INANTED-A GOOD COOK, who can come
w well recommended, slave preferred. Apply
at No Ala Ninth street, corner Of III
sep21-3t
VITANTED-A COLORED BOY, from IA to
w II years old, as dining room servant, slave
preferred Apply at No. Ala Ninth street, corner
Of sep 2l-3t
WANTED TO PURCHASER Negro Man,
w between Is and IS years of age. For further
information, address "a. X. So at this Ofice.
sep ZO-4t*
UIANTED-THE MAN WHO WAS GRIP
w pied and compelled to walk on bis hands
and feet, is DESTROYS Of getting some light en-
ployment. such as cleaning knives and forks or
boots and shoes, or any thing by which he can
make a living. He can be found at g street, be-
tween 2lst and 22d streets. sep 2O-3t
JITANTED-lN A LITERARY INSTITU-
w ton, a person competent to superintend the
erection of Gymnasium Address, stating terms,
&c :, the President of Georgetown College.
N. B. None others but those fully qualified:
need apply. sep 2O--4t
WANTED IAiMEDIATELY-A SMART.
w active Colored Boy, Is or 16 years DID, 10
do house work. Liberal wages will be given.
Apply to r JONES, on s;h street, between Pa.
Avenue and d street. sep 20-3;*
yJrANTED-A SADDLE HAND; one accus-
w toned to making all kinds Of Saddles Con-
slant employment given. Apply at this Office.
ep20-3t*
HORSES WANTED.-THE ADVERTISER
l. wishes to purchase two firstrate draft Horses
for sale, and who would be willing to have them
tried, may find purchaser by applying at this
Office. [lntelil sep 20-eo3t
1--WE MEN WANTED-TO PURCHASE
l. the remaining Five Lots in Squares No e15,
and south OF No. 9l5, fronting 20 feet each en-
Maryland Avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets
east, and running back II feet to Is feet alley
The above Lots are very desiraE'y located ana in
the most rapidly improving part Of Capitol Hill.
Terms, Five Dollars per month, till paid for.
GEO. F. DYER, 18th street, between G and II
streets. sep 1S-lwx
WyANTED-PURCHAS FOR PLEAS
w antlv located Houses and Lots. Price only
FIVE DOLLARS. Apply at the Union Land
Office, It'll street, near 4. sep Is
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TUE NEWCOMERS by Thackery, COM
l. plete; l vol. svo illustrated
The kraucsnians, by Edmund r. Smith Of the
o. ) Astronomical Expedition in Chill; 1 vol
illustrated.
sep % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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r MPS!-LAMPS!
IL Solar and lard oil Lamps
German students or economical Lamp
Pine oil swinging Lamp
Britannia aud glass spirit gas Lamp
Splendid Bohemian glass centre table Lamp
Mica Lamps
Taper hand Lamps
Kilcher's lard Lamps
Lanterns, Candlesticks, &c.
Beautiful atherial oil Girandoles
Bronze, silver and gilt candle do.
Candle Tops, Paper Shades
Shade Protectors, Drop Lights
Vestas, Lamp Globes and Chimnsys Of all kind.
J. Il. McGREGOR,
cen 11-eo3w 53i Seventh ST.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


DEREMPTORY SALE OF Forty.eisht
Il City Lots--On MONDAY afternoon, Sep
tember oath, at O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms,
shall sell, without reserve, the following list Of
city Lots, viz:
Square No Sg3, Lots . and4
Do el6, Lots 3, 4, S, 6, ., s, o and 10
Do sl7, Lots L, 2, o, 10, IL, u, IL, and
Is.
Do GIL, Lots 3, 4, 5ands
Do 962, Lots ,, q, Sc, Z, 8, o and 10
Do 9ia, Lots ?, ,, 6, 9 and 10
Do 9s7, Lots !; ?, 3, 9, 10, IL, u, IL, %, 81
The purchasers must Ia Ike such title as can be
made by J. J. Vanderkemp, OF Philadelphia,
which is believed to be perfectly good, and the
particulars of which they may learn by examina-
ton OF the records, or by inquiry OF Andrew wv
lie, Esq, next door TO the Patriotic Bank
Terms cash, in current funds.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sep Id Auctioneef.
IL The Sale Of the above mentioned in
postponed TIL MONDAY, the 18th Of October
next, at O'Clock p. m. sep2l
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BY JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF FURNIvuRE

4 -
~ and Housekeeping Effects.-Oo MON
DAY MORNING, Sept. 9th, at 10 o'clock m.
L shall sell, al the residence OF AIRS Ennis ON
north A street between Delaware Avenue and LIST
street east, al her Furniture and Household Ef.
fects. viz:
Mahogany case Piano r orte and Stool
Ma Gle-top Centre Table, mahogany Side Table
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking Chairs
Do Sideb Je-ds, Dining Tables
high and low post Bedsteads, French BedsseAds
Dressing and plain Bureaus, washstends
WaTdroees, cane and wood Chairs
Damask, Lacfs and Chintz Curtains, Shades
Tire ply and ingram Carpets, Rugs
Floor Oil Cloth, Mating, stair Carpet
Ten excellent Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillow
Hair and husk Mattresses, Toilet Sets
Thirty Comforts and Spreads, ten pairs Blankets
Sheets, Bolsters, and Pillow Cases
tilt and mahogany framed Looking Glasses
Three Cooking Stoves, chamber Stoves
China Glass, and Croefery Ware
Fire-ircns. Table Cutlery
Together with q general assortment of House-
keeping Articles
Terms: $40 and under cash over that sum a
credit CT 90 and % days for satisfactorily end osed
notes, bearing interest. J. c. MCGUIRE,
sep I'D Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-22

NEW MUSIC received weekly at 30s Pa. ave
IN nue., near 10th st. J, F. ELLIS,
M 81
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N ed August, 1855, for leo acres Of Land, was
forwarded 10 my address at Philadelphia, from
the Commissionef Of Pensions Once, and from
accounts received from the Post Once az PhilA-
del phia NO such document has reached there.
This advertisement Is an bcy Of the same.
eareat has been entered in the Land Once.
WIN. X. CARSON,
Company &c" La. Volunteers
Washington, Sep. 10Th. sep ls-Wet
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yIYANTED-A SADDLE HAND; one accus-
w toned to ma king all kinds of Saddles Con-
slant employment given. Apply at this Office.
sen 20-3tk
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MADAME RS REMOVAL,

MADAME r. respectfully informs the public
Ifi In general, III t she will give information in
all the Affairs relating to Life, Health, Wealth,
Marriages., Love, Journeys, Law suits, Difficult
ties In Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and
Death. and I'm respect 20 all other subjects Sheis
also able to tell the Ages Of persons by reading
numbers. All those who wish TO consult Madame
X. will please call soon, she will remain in the
city but short time. She can be consulted at all
hours Of the day and evening. Her name IS on
the door-at No. 30, 18th street, corner Of ID, on
the LEFT hand side. Gentlemen So cents and Ladies
25 Sep 14-2w*
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WIANTED-THE MAN WHO WAS GRIP
w pied and compelled to walk on bis hands
and feet, is DESTROYS Of getting some light en-
ploynent. such as cleaning knives and forks or
boots and shoes, or any thing by which he can
make living. He can be found at g street, be-
tween 2lst and 22d streets. sep 20-3t
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WANTED INMEDIATELY-A SMART.
| w active Colored Boy, Is or 16 years old, 10
| do house work. Liberal wages will be given.
Apply to r JONES, on s;h street, between Pa.
| Avenue and d street. sep 20-3.*
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WANTED.-A YOUNG LADY to attend store
w while the proprietor goes to his meals: one
tolerably good looking, and of German parentage.
preferred; For further particulars apply at PE,
TERsON'S Havana Cigar House, No All Pa
avenue. IT'S
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SITUATION WANTED-By a Respectable
~ Woman as Wet Nurse. Address "B. co at
this Office. sep 22-lt*
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DIAEOS EOR SALE OR RENf.-New and
i second hand Pianos from the hest
manufactures, at moderate and conve-FfIb
in exchange and tuning pianos attended 70 n No
49s Eleventh street, shove Pa avenue
F. c. REICHENBAcH.
20 s-raoSTuA This
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ITO MARKET GARDENERS Wanted.
l. middle aged man who understand Grating,
willing to take place Is miles from Baltimore.
No one need apply who has not the best recon-
mendations for honesty and sobriety. Enquire Of
% Patrick at Mrs. Bryant's, g street, between
18th and lith, between and O'Clock p. m.
sep 22-3t*
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TNANTED-A YOUNG MAN who has been
w in the retail trade for the last three years
wishes to obtain a situation in a wholesale or
commission house Best reference given. Ad-
dress HH. l. - CITY Post office sep 22-eo3tz
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JTTANTED-lN A LITERARY INSTITU-
w ton, a person competent to superintend the
erection of Gymnasium Address, stating terms,
&c, the President of Georgetown College.
N. b. None others but those fully qualified.
need apply. sep 20--4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-22

NOR RENT-A NEARLY NEW BRICK
Il House, situated on Massachusetts, Avenue,
between 9th and 10th SITS, containing ten Rooms
with cellar 1t is the third house from the corner
OF 10th street, No 39i Possession given on the
9th OF October. Apply to GEO. I. LANGLEY,
No. 50i l. street, between 9th and 10th streets.
sep i7-lwk
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NOR SALE-1OD ACRES OF WOOD LAND
IL pleasantly situated, for only SIS.
Apply at the Union Land Office, It'll St., abO re
Odd Fellows Hall. sep1J
NOR RENT-SEVERALH HANDSOME PAR
IL lors and Chambers, with Board.
Also, Table and Transient Board. Inquire ct
Mrs. SMITHS, 233 street ap9-tr
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HORSES WANTED.-THE ADVERTISER
L wishes to purchase two tlrstrate draft Horses
for farming purposes. Amy person hsving such
for sale, and who would be willing to have them
tried, may find purchaser by applying at this
Office. [lntelil sep 20-eo3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17
DAILY CRESCENT.
RfcHaRD cEUR DE LEoNs LEAP INTO
HERYEE

Oh monk OF the wilderness bless'd be thy lot -
ospake the voice of AngeI:r
my penitent mourning thy pardon hath wrought;
bring thee the Blessed Evangel,
In the Book of Life. with It's pages Of gold,
BY the hand Of the Highest thy name is enrolled.
wear the name Of King Richard OF England,
Be thanS'd, 0 thou glory-ciad angel of God,
or thy message OF peace and Of pardon !
Glad pass 1, o Death, through the gloomy abode
since the city of God s my guerdon.
re IeI ny comrads Q, Angel, smazes me sore;
For much hath be battled, and sinned yet more, .-
The King Of Old EDgand--King Richard.
Yeamuch hath he battled and sinned ayow; -. -.u-
:, AT And the blood from bis curtal axe flowing
hetn cried unto Heaven for vengeance ere now,
let rejoice that with thee he is going.
hueh. much hath he done for the cause Of the Lord
And like thee receiveth the blessed reward,
Inc King Of old England--King Richard .,....-
There were many Kings went to the Holy Land, 5
10 win back the tomb Of our Savior;
But they anchored with fear of the Syrian strand,
There showed they no gallant behavior --
" cen they saw how the hosts of the saracen came,
insy would have turned back but he hnderd the shame
That King Of Old England--kng Richard.
Heahouts from the back Of his chager-What no ,
The day Of our longing dawns DER us! y
see there the proud Psynim-up, brothers one blow,
And we sweep them like sheep from before US
ie nave heavily sinn'd; would you tighten your load
strike in with me-we are striking for God
efied the King Of Old England-kug Richard.
ins Princes have heard, and shame fills every heart
That fear should have entered it ever
Tney leap on the shore, they have taken the Port
And triumph have crowned their endeayor 7ta4
me cross hath the los, and the Paynim have fed m
iny have cast down their meath the glorious tread
vi the King Of Old England-King Richard.
1h' hast tasted and thou hast watched the long
Thou hast served tie high Heaven on knee:
Hs hath wrought his devor in the stormy fight
And grace is for him Us for thee a. ..
my mhekness and penance for thee shall avail.
de-leaps into Heaven. all shesthed in his mail
The Lion Heart Richard of England u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

IMPORTANT TO MARINERS. The Washington
Union publishes the following notice from the
photographic Office, Admiralty, London, to
our State Department, under date of the Gath
of October, 1856:
ssThe harbor authorities at the port of Per-
nambuco have given notice that white buoy
has recently been placed to mark the outer edge
of the shoals off Olinda, on the coast of Brazil
stThe buoy is one.shaped or can buoy, s
feet high above these level, and feet in dame
ter above its base it is painted white to dis
tinguish it from the two buoys on the Banco do
Inglez, or English bank, (Which lies abouS
miles to the westward > the more northern
of which has red and white vertical stripes, and
the southern is a red buoy.
ssThe 0lnda buoy is noored in fathems at
low water, at about 2 miles e. s. e. of Olnda
point, with the following approximate bearings:
Se church tower W. N. w. i n, the flagstaff of
Fort Buraco w. by S. S., and the tower of
the naval arsenal in Pernambuco S. W. by W.
In clear weather it may be seen at from to 6
miles distance.
"Vessels not bound to the port of Pernam-
buco should not approach the shore on this part
of the coast of Brazil nearer than miles, keep
ing in depth of 10 fathoms, as within that
depth the soundings are irregular, and the reefs
in many parts steep to-"
ALI bearings are magnetic Variation de.
grees west
This notice affects the following Admiralty
| charts: Pernambuco roadstead, No. 536; Mar
anhoa to Pernambueo, No. 529; Pernambuct
to Victoria, No. 529.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

Coop NEws:--We are happy to state to the
Railroad, that the work is now progressing in
satisfactory manner. Alarge force is employed,
and contractors on the different sections of the
road are getting along rapidly. Dr. G. G..
Young, the President, passed through here on
Wednesday, from New Orleans. where he has
effected the purchase of FIVE hundred tons of the
iron, and we understand that the track will
commence being laid in January.
CMadison Parish Advocate.
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Sympathy TURNED TO PRACTICAL AocauNr.-
The Paris correspondent of the Boston Post fur
nishes the following s
But beg of you, Colonel, pity and spare me
for my youth, if not my beauty. Grassot, of
the Palais Royal Theater, is an actor at once
humorous and careful By dint of hard profess
sional labor he has succeeded in amassing q
small independence, which every year he tries
to increase. From the Batignolles to the Palais
Royal is o good three miles, and in order to ac-
complish the distance with q saving of both
limbs and pocket, he has imagined means of
locomotion exceedingly ingenious Domiciled
very near the cemetery Of Montmartre, he be-
takes himself thither and patiently attends the
appearance Of q respectable funeral convoy.
Mingling in the group of the desolated family,
he listens with an attitude of irreproaehable
gravity, until after hearing some words 6ien
senties pronounced over the grave of the de-
parted, he silently takes his place in one Of the
carriages with the relations or friends to return
to town. A great reserve is naturally necessary
to him at first from his ignorance of the condi-
ton, the qualities, and indeed the sex OF the de-
funct. This he covers for time by incessant
weeping and handkerchief exercise, and by deep,
convulsiye sobs. But it frequently happens
that slight Grafton or few friendly remarks
are necessary Immediately upon entering the
carriage, and in an exigency Of this nature it
once happened, unluckily, that he groaned,
Alas poor toonian,a upon the interment of
a sapper of the I'd legion Of the National Guard
Mais, comment, poor Woman'" cried his COM
panions, regarding the comedian with the ut
most astonishment. Grassot suddenly recol-
| lected the CLEAN of bayonets that he had re-
marked in the graye-y ard Oui, poor woman
he continued, inwardly cursing his stupidity,
and casting about him for a refuge for the nm
happy exclamation--'' Gentlemen, it ii not only
for those who are gone that we should weep, but
also for those whose bitter lot it is to remain 2
| Luckily for him the sapper left a wife and six
| blooming children
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17
INSURANCE.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE.
MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE INsURANCEl

The Company hzys the following assets:
Invested in Bond and Mortgage property worth double
the amount ionnsa thereon .3sssols 90
Loans on Bank and other sssss 90
Bills Receivable being Notes Premin I4os7t3
rnve sed 10 Real Estate estimated value 100000 ea44
Due for Premiums course Of Collection B92ss s5
Scrip from other Companies estimated yaue..., soss
Cash on hand l00s4s
Total Assets .s7s9sss 90
THoB. A. ADkMB, ,Prssdont.
SEQ. JONAS, ,vicePrssidsnt.l
C.IJ. NIssosr, Secretary.
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Estate OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. City Of New Orleans
Be iteembered that the 9ath March, 1856
subscriber justice othe Pssr
aona Charles Briggs President H. p
ofthe Louisiana Mutual
being duly according to law
ceorn aud
the said Company. CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
H. P. JASVIER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed before his 9ih March,
c, Y. JoNTE,
Second Of tbs Peace for ths Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees declared dividend twenty per
she earned snns March
The Company continue the and
rivers and loss smage by fire. PREMIUM
Office southeast OF Camp and SatehsH
CHARLES BRtS1s, President
A. CARRIERE Vits President.
H. P, JAEvIER, Secretary.
New Orleans. March ~, 1885,
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RosssI's VITA young composer called
upon him early in the morning with request
that he would give him his opinion on the
merits Of a new opera which he had composed
" have finished two operas" said he Is but
have brought you that only which consider
the best of the two" Rossini looked at it for
some moments, and returned it to the composer,
saying, 81 will tell you frankly l prefer the
other one"
The other one! But, sir, you have not yet
seen it'll"
"That is just the reason why like it bet
ter" quietly rejoined the maestro.
During discussion on Haleyy's merits as a
composer, Rossini was asked, switch of Halevy'
operas do you like best? ?" Leclair-it is his
shortest" was the quick reply. E 57
He had accepted an invitation to dine with a
certain lady, whose dinners are known to be
arranged on most economical scale The din.
ner offered to the maestro formed no exception
to the general rule, and he left the table rather
hungry. 81 hope you will soon do me the
honor to dine again with me,' said the lady to
him, as he was taking leave of her. 81 Imme-
diately, if you like replied he.
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Il A BA MA RIVER.
OU ACHITA RIVER.

E7OR OUACHITA RIVER - For w-y
Camden, Beech Hlls, Champagnoils, Pigeon aAksiAf
Iiilis Marie ssin: Alabama Landing oasehta City,
Mouth dAtbor, Trenton, Monroe, Pine Ba Conmua,
burg Trinity aud all intermediate laudingThe fms fast running
LOUISA Frank Keeling MASTER ileave with
dspatch- For freight or pasa.g.. Appy to
SSAPP Front
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sTATEoFL LOUIsIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
that the lsh 1855 before
sni for aforesaid
Brother President and James H. Whesst
Secretary Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY Of New Orleans
who being auy aecodns 80 do dePose
of:hs said Company. A. BROTHER President,
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
srorn and before
C.V.JoETE, Second Iustice Of the Peace
ofthe Parish of Orleans.
osnereg MONDAY l9h Feb
Board Of Trustees tha the amount profits
the ending the s0th December 1854 9s placed
70 the credit of cnntingen
peril Of the ssas
Rivers and loss damage by Fs
a ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN .sHk W Vice-P resident.
JAxIuH, WHaALRn Secretary.
New Orssna January lS,leLs.
TRusTKKsi g..
ychnR. Shaw, ST.. Levy, W.L.Laner,
Geo. W. West, III. May, Phillip A. Shaw,
Richard Lloyd. John H. Owen, B.DeVieseI,
Eiii3h Pesie, John Hail. kobertDEas,
J.P. Harrison, RufulMcIlhenny W. H. Avery,
Joaeph Hey, ]. G.Coeks, J. W. Gale,
L.C.Jrrey, "A. Dougherty, John Rodenhrrg,
SO. Nelson, Issac H. siauaer ". H.Letehfors'
Franklin Shaw, A. Dessommss, k.K.CanEeras,
W. C. TompkinE John G. Goodrich I. Eager, -
Id. G, Wood, S.B. Curry, les0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

THINK 1T UNEQUALED.
YESHE FOLLOWING LETTER is from one of
the oldest and respectable wholesale drug the
city Boston, who speak from their knowledge, regard
the virtue of b. A. Fahnesteck's vermifuge:
MEsSRS. b. A. EAHNkSTpCK d CO, Pittsburgh, Pa: -.
Gentlemen: Having sold Justly celebrated
Vemuge take pleasure adding testimony regarding its
merits edeclua remedy As remedy this
disease infants, children dus think unequsled
acquired for popularity and sale heyond similar
ration with which acquainted. REED, CUTLER Il co,
Sold wholesale retail all the principal dugg country
merchants throughout the United States. ns da Win
KNTO0DWARD;S CABINET FUR -
Wv NiTuRE WARERooMs, No. l7s Magazine s-azz5sH~
street and II Julia sreet.-Furniture OF
se and made to order good and substantial
Office Furniture made repaired Hots Ships Steamers
Boarding supplied with Furniture nk Bedding the shortest
noticas
N B. Having taken the brck-house street.
Magazine he prepared to quantity goods families
leaving the city.
Furniture Cartao hire and moving attended to
jys1y W. WOODWARD.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
TTsHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully AEf
nes his friends and the travelling community that he III
leased the above favore Hotel. the
House been thoroughly cleaned and improved will
be for the reception of guests the 18th inst.
RATE OF BOARD, - 50 PER DAY.
will be formerly, Class Hotel pledge
all possible attention shall paid good
and render comfortable home to its patrons
-... CHAs. L. GuMBEL.
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THE LAKE.

II AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER xI-A
III CREOLE. Winter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sPHlNss and ineImedae landings extending her
The splendid low pressure packet CREOLE, Wa. H.
HubugF master built for sh With superior
comodAons, will leave
the arrival the the carr as follows
Lesvss Ponteharirain Railroad, Leaves Ocean Springs
tJs;se TUEspAYS n 4 P a. cars. "WEDNESDAY MORNING.
THuRSDA VS. 3 A. NJ. FRIDAY MORNING,
sATURPAYs.... P. NJ. cara. SUNDAY EVENING,
On Tuesday and Saturday she will Pascsgoua
r, GEDDES, Azant, Bank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

S UGAR PLANTATI0N-For sale in Pointe
~ Coupee Pash good Sugar Estate, with upwards Of fy
Negroes Stock ee IN good productive state of cultivation For
pIp; 10
ola R.N. EuBANK, Jn., 4 CO., sa Camp street q