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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

OWE oasailins 81 srVs y ffss rate Esasstons
~ snE ipsal betAeen tnu aai sarer maas n1fths
W-ze i 90 raHraaa depot 81 Caiz. fa1lsor tann
> Oaei "An a grtpu7iic roai qsssiag fhr huiid-
iheH o. Ntenf rs acres .gii coIaraaon.
asa sutI-i-1t HaMierpf weaaaefia stia 81 aav-
0 .tE Et ~ good siFill Hafs- eith
1r't unt5ef ni rncIase1 Standing "a saFsf t1ca-
u.I c5uFant.1t ID be used "a esr mrf III sail
.a.n without any upliH hauiifg 4h42 Isni z 5rt
a, 'tIen sih aaa q haii flls 10 bFea5an. ThaId
j. 'tsg ltJ acres ri tEt fYg bsiiona iaaa. exisud-
l-ilF'se tlreaga ae cntra Of SAID land. be-
iA- Ee't s'4i- gH, corn, OF wheat, wAhAu
t51r1i saod stfsie. aaE i eonverisat new
..'. i. so17e q gqt us-iesiaiss lastered,
Feb. "sl g few spe ssiace, Vita never falling
t"f @ good a-tal icy fa.t i=sn saif honsa.
ANA elHua gJt. cepve1ient 70 said
in5rifu can 81 saij tso tsg o. din-
Do tto tsfn3. as .ay esi psrshlsers. The
A'eA' es1 ss Eads ladega.e, for cash
20 9s- .irHti 81 laiee he l5r4 md ren,.
iel- ~scgdoe, inv ashiag-
~ ~, i'it'. i} sait 4auisab c9aaiy; canfainisy
~ s." c.esr good land, vi.h : gsod
' y 13t- mos Mia atsageaie1t ram,
fet 'ar1, aa5 s311 47nle and nesrh
"i - sa3 psf 81 u est ,eass- "a ~.
.'' "'"' = s'33 4Ie s1a4 4g raid build.
A1I Ge125 de-; g toprfcbs,s eI,s.r ~ ala
4nss e- nana He eUass.fEs- 49,
~ A a~ssotiita seaas 81 a. wsish ~ -.
@iE-H tsUa E4etr l4. fe@44g7 tssrs1ses
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
REMOVAL

To-day we remove the Sentinel Office to
Thomas Corner, up stairs, opposite the
Court House, and over Towards Shoe
Store. Entrance on Market street, second
door from the corner; where we shall be
happy to see all Of our old acquaintance
and as many new ones as we can become
acquainted with; especially if they have
money. new subscribers, advertisements or
Job work fer us.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
Union Phonetic Agsociation.

A MEETING Of tho association will bo held at
Richmond, jeff co., on Saturday, April elst, com.
mencing at 9 o'clock, a. NJ.
Its hoped that eyert member Of the association
and friend Of tho Spelling Reform, who docs not et-
tend tic Teachers Institute held during the week.
Whilst least boprcsQnt ON Saturday as matters o.
Importance preis b considered.
DAVID CRABS Chairman Ex.C Com
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
Attachment Notice.

ChaTIqe N Allen.
VS.: The defendcnt DR.. G.
DR.. G.. &. Vaughn. va Vaughn viii take
notice that atihe instance 81 The plaintiff, Charlie.
N. Atlcn, n writ 81 altaehmeni was issued On tis
sunday Of Marth A.. ID. 1925, by VIM AraoId, Esd.
q Justice Of the pence Tor Cadiz township, Harrison
VI interest in stocks, rights, credits moneys and
ELECTS u the said Dr, q, G. Vaughn die defendant
Tor the sum Of $3.50 Win Interest rom Tie. 18th la,
ot May 1859. which writh ae bar lsarvsd ana felsfn
81 md Niet4th dey d hlay Rext, 81 lUs ifte usai q
sailcaiae, G. An. NEl.I9Ns
Coda, Ai4fch Tan, 1855,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

Gs-A communication ignel "Nc Plus"
is most too personal to appear in print. The
publication Of it wou)J only lead 10 a per,
sonal controversy and that would he far
from being Interesting.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

EESanatol Wade Of Ohio-one Of the
most ultra uncompromising Aboliionists in
the United Siatca-has come out in a letter
against the Know Nothings. lie declares
that the" Amcrican party is pro slavery
and hence he washes his hands oft.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

MARCH 23-Thcte were 800 head Of beef
cattle offered; 900 were driven Eastward,
and 800 sod at prices ranging from 2, so to
SG--market heavy, prices declining. Hogs
duh; prices declined; sales at VIC, 5oOT,25
per loo WEIGHT. Sheep 8. 60M6.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
CINCINNATI MARKET.

MARCH Colour firm, 8,25@g, 90. Pro.
visions buoyant. Mess pork 49, SO; bulk
meat B and 6 cents for shoulders and sides
Sales Of sugar at 5I@54. Molasses &c;
groceries firm.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
Assessor.

We have bcen requested to announce the
name Oft. N, n1lE1oAs, as a candidate for
the office Of Assessor Of Caaiz township,
s bject to the decision Of the people.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
NEW ARRAEGEIENT.

TOnN MCCORMICK has ills day associated with
y him his brother, A 81. Mlormick, ia tbo Met-
chandizing business. They will ~coaiiaue The bust
mess at the old stand, where they will BE- pleased 10
see all their old customers, and viii s"u TEEN goods
on as good terms as any other establishment IN the
place.
Al wish to close the books of ne old concern
persons having open account wlli phrase call and
settle, either bg casho or NOTE
Cadiz, January ei,h, 1889,
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Acknowledging Meeting.

antl-hnoW-N0Ghlng meeting.
At a meeting Of the Democrats, Wing.
and FreesoiIers of Nottingham Township.
Harrison Co. Ohio, the house being called
to order, WM. TARBERT in the chair.
and JAMES BARCLAY, secretary, the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted:
list, That our Ticket be called the Anti
Know Nothing Ticket.
end. Thatthis meeting proceeded to nom
mate their candidates for Township o0icess.
The following candidates were nomina.
mated;
Truslces-Alexander Fulton,
Citizen J. Kennedy,
William Adams.
Clerk-Joel NJ, johnson.
Treasurer-Abiram Johnson,
Assessor-Benjamin johnson.
Conslable-Joseph Rogers.
Supervisor in Dist, No. l--Josiah TarberL.
do No. 2-Johu Kent.
90 "" No, 3-John Poulsou,
do No. 4-Johu McMil!cn,
do &c" No. 5-Jamcs Gamer.
Resolved, That We are unanimously uni
ted to support ibis ticket, and 10 DO our ut.
most ~endeayors to elect it.
Resolved, That The proceedings Of this
meeting be published in tie Cadi4 papers.
Adjourned to meet at the poles the list
Monday in april,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

This is curious weather for this time
ofyear. Cold clustering winds, with con-
siderable amount Of snow. Whenever good
weather comes, we shall have il and no mis-.
take.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
Kansas Meatinr.

VS. are requested 10 state that there will
be a meeting Of the Kansas Association at
Georgetown, on next Saturday, the 3lst
day Of March, 1856. The public are re.
specially, and the members particularly re-
quested to attend.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
ePOfScc

THE members of the Ohio Kansas Company vii
ploase cali and pay their assessment (Which is SIS OF
the sh1re) on or before the list day Of April next
March 20, 1865. BY order Of the Board
w. III. WATSON, Secretary
March rs, 1855. ofthe o. X. Go
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
LOCAL

The bu ines Oh tie Cadiz Branch is said
to be improving very rapidly. Glad 70
heag. 1t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
Horse HiIla.

We are prepared to print horse bills, and
all kinds Of plain and fancy job printing on
the most reasonable terms. Give US a I'LL.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

The WHEAT CRop in SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.
The Rock Island Ad vertiser saws: We
learn from the Alton Courier, tie editcr OF
which has recently made a trip across the
central portion Of Illinois, that however SHORE
the crops might have been last year, it has
not deferred the farmers of the State from
Selling every portion of favorable time du-
ring the fall for sowing their wheat, and the
r suit shows that there is at least twenty
per cent. more acres in wheat now, than in
any previous year. The winter has been
exceedingly favorable, and if we should be
blest with our ordinary spring, Illinois viii
have an amount Of wealth in hat single cror
which would be difficult to estimate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

CT II il useless to send us communica
tions-no difference what The subject is
unless we are entrusted with the authors
name We have received several of that
kind lately, and we shall pay no attention
to them, unless We receive tie authors
name.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

EErTbe people Of Nottingham township
seem o be pursuing ,ke.proPor course, as
will be Seen by reference to the proceedings
Of their meeting, Let ether townships fell.
low their example.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

IHE SrAMPEDE TO KANsAs-AIl account
from The West, repsesent astonishing mum.
oers Of people, as crowding the avenues to
Kansas, which uust be viewed as a modern
promised land" whether flowing with
milk and honey, our exchanges do lot re.
port.
The Herald and Tropio, with emigrants
from Pittsburgh, and Western Pcuusylva-
MIA, arrived at St, Louis, on the 19th, in
company with the Statesman and a fleet Of
other boats, from Ohio, Their cabins and
decks were crowded with families similarly
destined. AT least one thonsanl persons
had arrived, that day, bound for Kansas and
Nebraska. The rush for boats to 90 up tie
Missouri river was great, and caused quite
IN excitement. At the same time, there
were some one thousand one hundred per
sons, waiting in Chicago, for trains to put
them through, on their way to the new Ter.
%ritories. - Steu Herald.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
IJtotbs.

DIED-On Monday the 18th inst, at the
residence other uncle, Mr.. John McCrea, OF
Cadiz, MARTHA HuFF, Of consumption.
Near Cadiz, on the Goth ms, Mr.. SAMU.
Ell McFADDIN, an old citizen 0 this couaty.
Near Jefferson, Harrison county, on the
goth INST, Mrs. ELIZABETH HILBERT, aged
III years.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
Bounty Laad

TIME Bill granting additional Beaaty Tana h tfa
A. old Soldiers, Of the war oflsf2, tses laein4
.pnssed beth houses 81 Congross, an1 p~rasaniIhs fltal
the President has appr8led Di sait Bill slia plsfa
.sigued VIII lnaka OUT anl iUfgard the ~eloiaAo III!
those WHO uiRy ialRlay MIN sota JOY
Having Kept q geomp8le its sord oE III elafafs
.herlpt1re made OIL hy Win, hs Rfi3afs atmsstf st4y
he can ktceaesiuHly igcss eefS III sucf casnis. ~
Ia@g B& aia w Aasfuslad toatA cege
NM 44sH4Af
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mittee asked for in the above resolution on the
part OF this Board
Mr.. Chambers offered the following resolution,
which was read, the rules being suspended, and
unanimously adopted.
Resoipsd That the Treasurer be 10 furnish
the Councik as early az practicable with statement
showing al claims placed in the hands of D. G. Labal
late Assistant City Attorney, which remain nnac.
counted forj setting forth the name Of each party lie
character Of the claim, and tho date at which he same
was placed in the hands Of the nad Assistant civ
Attorney. ays 7E7T = \
Mr.. ghsapella offered the following preamble
and resolutions, which were read, the rules
being suspended, and on motion referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
Whereas, according 10 the information obtained from
the City Surveyor the st. Anthony canal is not neces
snry 10 The draining of that section of the new suburb
Margny and Whereas said canal in it's present coni-
ton is perfect nuisance and ps judicial 10 the health
Of the citizens residing in the vicinity Of said canal
BE trssolrsd, That the Street Commissioner be and
he Is hereby required 10 ST. Anthony canal 10 be
filled up with rubbish as soon as practicable
Resolved further, That the City Surveyor be and he
hereby required TO an outlet through Champs
Eysees street, TO be open to discharge the waters
of Claiborne canal into Margnys canal
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tues
day next, the 9th inst, at o'clock P. M.
JAMES A. HOPKINS, Secretary
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fEsHE HALLIDAY WIND MILL.-Many

the scientific able and experienced Mechanics enE
the United Staies have this
ounctd Of the beautiful and useful
date.
By simple, device, gals severity
the sails gradually
set for gentle bresse present ess
till when the tempest raging
the hin edge As the the gale
gradually their positoa. SosEnng
changing th position Of the rails what long
sought for 10 vain.
The speed Of the Wind Wheel is by powerful
storm Of wind for fully under
Water Whsel Steam Engine If this Mill put up il
will require together.
The why the wind
sally motive power to The want o. aof
regulating machine in heavy gales the wind wheel
such As to and cha greatly injury
KIND oil gearing attached besides, bad weather, requiring
constant care and anxiety Of attendant Thus dim nl
entirely and objection hat possibly
ne nSnssny Fl he wind This Tor by the that
tend or us 70 sd T. As with Tho Mil ready
VIII h sr sSss ponds that b.
and in prone ton 70 The quantities Of
sgr aud Sugar and Cotton Plantations ouch
tsance both grinding
Commented small sized Mil with wind
Will 1000 gallons OF water and
hour For further information orders, RddrstA
s. II. GILMAN, 81 Matches street, New Orleans
o2t diaw&Wly Sole Agent the Southern States.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
TUESDAY. November 20, 1856,
rbe Board bal. this NV puraaant % ADJOURN.

The Board met this day pursuant 70 adjourn
Members present: Hon E. T. Tracy, Presi-
ienS: Msssrs Banister, Chambers, Ducros
Earer. Fabre, Giffen, Guyol, Howell, Kelly
Landry, Rusha, stith, Thayer, Violet AND
Wiltx--16.
TIE reading Of the journal was dispensed with
The following weekly report from the Urea,
surer was read and on motion referred to the
Finance Committee
TREasHRKR,s wFEKIx Rrpnpr
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r e A D! r e ADJ! z.=
Billiard Table Mandatory.

VIE Undersigned Informs property holders
and the Rase that he be-. sddsd h Of Billiard
which he enabled undertake all laying
hoo cspeneru works, tnrnns of all pons columns
po building frame for the country and all vork
caIpenter'h and framefs line.
Having of
totha works
This undesgned avais himself ha opportunity
pefons feel apprehension his machine
that he has taken
patent French any
once the qnaay the boiler and should ha
whistle connected with the machine hun that
waning in the boiler
The above addition having his
purpose Of the manufacture of Billiard Tables the
aligned reminds his that he keeps heretofore
secondhan Billiard Tables, every soe in his line
B. ANTOGNINI, Nos IL and IL Cont street
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TO IMEgIANICs.
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN, [ETC
M E M p HIS -.aso@
Navy Yard CIR o III m DIS
TO BE LEASED!
ON THE FOURTH MONDAY, being the
W asth day Of November, 1885 will be offered the public


TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
the grounds formerly owned by the the United
S0Rcreu.
There Erounds Mississippi
three thousand feet on the West and front nearly
three equal parts BY and Navy Yard running
The division which rotts Chkasaw Promenade
will be undivided be
pricing seine OF the eligible city.
The grounds West the
large and substantially bnding
stone and with slate them the Rope Walk
and boiler about
implied in all with collection
Union All the buildings finely adapted Fouude Machine
Shops description the
the regarded r,ble upon
ssiPp it's tributaries for the establishment boabuding
repairing yard. II :.
The upsabundsneo q fine timber vicinity
70 "copper" coal and ali the
the demand Tor locomotives
70 roAd now progressing TO comprehension engines, furniture,
nce esggng and the undputed health
city, render this, The Judgment Of all emihehy
hs great named Memphis situated above she epidemic
latitude al the head Of uninterrupted navigation
gardsd az the PIVOT point Of The Valley Induce
vesment.
Proposals. for h property will
For further information, address the undersigned.
A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

nISS0LUTION-Th interest of JOSHUA
~ JACKSON, in the firm Of s. II. KENNEDY CO. css,,s iii
Of the hrm in liquidation As-e1 w us' %
8. H. KENNEDY.
@# JOSHUA JACKSON.
NR. JASON f. KENNEDY will have an in.
tercss, and becomes partner the firm Of g. KENNE
DY q CO, on tho fret January, 1885,
NsN oIesu., sePemoeI Isl 800. se94 in
nj OTlCE-H Having purchased the ent re in
srest Of Eiward Potion, in the coparnetshp CHM
BOLTON on he s July last will continue in nv
and account. - = ~ w"
RICHARD H. CFiINN
New Orleans, lat September, 1855. eAs' u ea'oh'
ID ICHARD Il. CHINN, HOLEsALE
"a DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY, St. Charles street copor
If Onion f 10 Planters, PHI Dugss larre .toe
q esh Medicines Pants OILS aud apo ne
Engl lab French Chemicals. - ss' -Ai az iaie
tkea and al M In s,j,
lenss v. P.Ae.e.e .na tnen hsslsante, selU
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h.F SAea - SHPtAJ 80 tHes -
wholesale prices.
III General Depot and Spool
Ne w0rleans La. @un
vERaitF UGEs.
Winsr'nCanGdisn,
SWANS m..r u-+
Psrry's Dead Shot,
nj gaynes'H Tonic, 49,
Ksrl's,
b. A. FAhnsstoek'S,
BAI.sAMs ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Wistar'sBalsam Of Wild Chsrry,
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman'g BRlsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
DAvis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
sehsnck's Ppimonie Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew 'sEIpeciorsnt,
HALLS Balsar1,
swaym'sSyrup of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Tsylor's Balsam Livsrwort,
Jayne's Erpectorant,
acknowledgements,
Rogors'Liyerwort and Far,
Mira. Gnrdiner'n Liverwort,
StAbler'sCherry EIpectoran,,
Leudon's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do, w..
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. p .TowaHendIa,
| Sandals, "
| 0ldJaeobT ownssnd'a
Carpenters,
WyIccop's. =u
Siksr's,
9rasflenberg'a
/ .......-. Bristol'a
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
5=.. PLASTER5s
WslPs5trsngthonins
Ewen'sSirenSthsninx
Jew DAvid's or Hebrew,
~ badean's,
KnapP'dndian
Alcoek'sPorons,
Grithth'ahdhesive,
| HoIloway'aArnies
| LINIMENT5.
Mexican Mustang,
Bu.ler'asssrveand Bous,
Hunts, -~.
| Hayss's,
Tobias'sysne.ian
Howo'n Nerve and Bons,
Keilingers,
Gardeners,
Bar,tne'sHorse
Merchant'sGargling,
Cherokee,
Jayns's
AGUEREMEDIEs, ETC,
0sgood 'slndihn Coiogogus,
Rowand's1onic Mixture,
Smith'sTonic Syrup,
Wyukoop's Tonic, w. - r
Speeds fehriiuga,
Vegetable Febrifuge. =
o= LOZENaEs.
Shsrnan's Cough and Worm,
Bryan 'sP ulnonic Waferc,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett'a Wahpope or Hair Glcss
Barry'sTrieopnarous,
Lyon'h Kntharion,
Doyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon'n HairInviKorasor,'. M
jayne'B Hair Tonic,
Van Deuseh's Wahpene.
Loudoa'sOriental Hair Tonic,9
Hansl'aEau Lustrale,
Oldridks's Balm ofColnmbin,
Radway'u Circassian Balm
PANhCEAS. =
SwAin's, Honck's, :
Cullen'eIndian esetable,
Lougiey's Great Western.
olNThiENT AND SALyEs,=
Dale y'a Magical Pain 6 rtractor.
Professor Holloway's Ointment,
MeAllister's Ali-HealinS,
Brooks's Magicsaiye, p fyor'sPil,
9ray's, HnrriAon's Specific,
Tracks Magnetic, j ddkin'a,
Loudon'sA Healing, Russia,
OILS.
Ruahton'sCod Liver Oil,
McNair'aAeoustic, Soarpa'g do,
British, Harlnem.
BiTTRRS.
Motfat's Phnaix, Blake'aAromatis
WOLFEtS AROMATIC
l. CT Draggis lists and Merchants, /,
contained in the above catalogue
calling or sending their orders aa
extensive assortment OF GENuI
United State 8, and sttis 10 1est
y. WI
49, GENUINE MI
ma II No tx,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22

hANIEL EDWARDS, Successor to TwI-
~ BILL EDWARDS) Mes. IS, New Lsyeo and ~
q and 81 Fulton street Of description
making Steam Trains Clarifying Evaporang Pans
Juice Boxes and everything appertaning the
general assortment
Cocks Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly hsnd. ~
He would call tho attention
have been in seessal operation the Plantations
good Lawrence, W. H. stackhous Thomson Co. and L. T.
Foratall ohis city, to whom respectfully full parcu
lars. moo Intf
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.

NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.
MFRS. CAROLINE THORN respectfully calls
I'VE the public her corner Of
NAyses and Poymnia Parties will be supplied with
wished in her line, the shortest notice.
E Attached Bakery
EoHN HALLER s. BROTHER, corner st.
non ye s6 and Tcheapsuas street, ~ III HIN AND
line Of BUSINESS. putting Tin and Copper Guers
lays Also, putting Tin and Zinc Roof
The city At modsrae prices with dlspaeh
patronage. r
We beg to refer the following gentlemen: Nssars
Groer Wing Jamison Mcintosh Cook Melehoase Robert
HHgyhs, g. W Church. Thomas Murray saso Thaye Gsc
pan q Co, J. w Jewell. oelsd&w sm
ARD - $50 kegs Choice Leaf Lard, for
a0is JOSEPH Lands CO.. % TeAVups.osa. street,.
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HNOBACCO-Long Black Rich ToBAcoo, for
n the Mexican and Texas TOBACCO PIana-
and for saleby = = ~
fe4iy TURNER d RENsHAw. IS Camp s,rs.t up ssairs
w. Q. FLUER, UNDERTAKER,
I'll Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans.
4 OFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
" readiness. coins lined with trsnspo aton short
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22

ID EMOVED-W. K F. FRYER, INDIAN
DOCTOR hsB permanently located his Consu
ton Office No. 200 OLD LEyEE STREET. Barracks and
tspanads streets opposite tho u s. Mint All city country
orders enclosing IS paid will be punptuay
medicine, with directions how BY rs1n ALL
postage. ~
~ Office hours from s O'Clock A. L. till o'clock P. M.
New 0rle no, La, 1856. ~ .s,.
N BIO not misia Ike my number nnd address. osn
VAULTS In "ODD FELLOWS REST %
may be procured by sgplyinE a. CORY siekles Co.'s
" street; at D. FELT STETSONS street,
M Lag Elysan Fields street, and tho sectsary
The Lodges $40 per vault
20 all Others $50 per vault. - =
relative to the purchase
plicatiop 10 the Secretary.
JAMES FIJRNEAUX
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ fsTITpTloN-oHcs No g. Camp stree-Iueorporssod
der AT OF the Legislature, on 1sth Msrch, 1855.
le Office of this Institution will be for the reception De-
posits Sundays O'clock
Saturday evenings from toS O'Clock. w.
pepositn ofOne Dollar and upwards will be received.
ne employment Of the funds strictly limited
Grafton TO the Public Debts States State Of n
siena, md Of the City Of New Orleans. ~ 7'Ts ~ " ~
Real Fsna
within the
Of the app raised cash value. r. ee1''
eans pledge of the
orsnqs not eIeesdng 90 per cent Of the market value
or Front derived from the employ of the
DO distributed sem. annually among the Depostors.
No Trustee directly any The m
eelye emourent whatever, - = -
Certificates Of deposits having agreed
issued for than $1,000
TRUSTEES.
george Euhth,1 A. p Kelly William Yogel,
". N. Mercer Geo. Urqnhart, r. b. Sumner
G.. c. Duncan A, TIsne. lsso1ga Jana.'
Mnne,mul boghrt r NJ Wood, Thos. A. CLARK,
Thoa. A. Adams, Z. A. Bradford, D. D, Withsrs.
W. n MERCER, President
A. D. KELLY,
WIN. VOGEL, SVice Prssdsat.
R. B. SUMNER
d. d. WITHEBS, Treasurer,
.sneo 10 me ounce. assiy
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AND CT.aRTFTER F0R

NJ SALE0ue Copper Battery sig feet in
hAet
four and two with copper erpeutns
pipe all the
Battery
making
liberal terms.
myia g.. H Matt
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~ NORTH CULLOM, Attorney at Law,
AAs will all Professional 81. Landry and
Ayeyse that may be sntrussd to his Once al oPEoU
SAS LA.
RkyERxscEs-chas ~ w4serusn hardware msrehantC N. OIL
Tho D. Miller commission merchant; Chna.
sstomsy at law NiIon Adams Co.. Crescent oe N.
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M D. BENJAMIN, No. 40 Nassau street,
w. between Liberty street and Maiden Lane,
IMPORTER OF FANCY SILK GOODS,
Gmps, Fnges Brsds Lns Bindings Cords Salloons Mitts
Gloves, Buttons Twist Velvet Rbbon Trimmings Kirby,