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Letters from California. No. Z

Letters rom CdlltOrnla. NO. Z.
YRtkA, Gala, Jan ;, So
FmEND WALToN:--When YOU
illrecclve tins lcuer is a matter of
great uncerlaIniv, as we are com
pleleiy surrounded by mountains,
covered with snow TO the depth Of
from SIX 10 fifteen feet. We have
been almost totally without the means
OF holding intercourse with the out
er world Tor more than month, and
in all probability the trails will be
blocked up for two months longer al
least, and the only chance tins letter
has Of reaching It's post Of desuua-
ton, is to be packed across the noun
tain by some expressnan, with snow
shoes upon his feet
This has been the severest winter,
thus far, ever known in California
since It's settlement toy Americans
The ground is frozen TO the depth Of
one ioot, completely estopping the mi
ners from work, while all are lying
upon their oars, and waiting, Micaw-
Der like " for something 10 turn up"
We have had ten or twelve days Of
as severe cold weather as | ever ex-
perienceG IN the State Of Vermont
during the same length Of lime, the
thcrmops'~r oiton ranging irons ten
10 twenty degrees below zero; aud
the houses here not being buut TO
withstand such severe cold weather,
II has caused a great amount of sul-
ferlng. The present winter is very
much like that Of 1852 aud SO, as
far as the weather is concerned, but
the inhabitants are differently silua-
ted-then we had plenty OF money
and nothing to eat-now we have
plenty TO eat and no money. Since
the settlement of California 10y the
l0hiteS, the money market has never
been as stringent as IT is this time.
The dry weather Of the past year
has prevented thousands Of miners
from working their CLAIMS, and all
the gold which has been dug has
been sent out of the country TO pur-
chase supplies, leaving the country
almost a bankrupt.
There is no law here against usu-
ry, aud those who have money read
lily obtain from five to eight per cent.
per month for the use of ii, aud ii is
with the greatest difficulty that loan
of one thousand dollars can be OBJ
tanned upon property worth ten thou
sand. 1t takes no great amount Of
foresight TO see that business cannot
Withstand such state Of affairs, and
lunless we have wet winter und
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45urtGp.
The Poor.

The coal piled up glows in the CRATE,
A genial warmth is on the heart,
And ioncies on our bidding wait,
And sweetly smile as they depart
The jet of flame, golden and clear,
Now giances on the needle bright,
And on the book now opened there
Shines with a soft and steady light
The chilly blast that shakes the sash
And moans among the leahess boughs,
Reminds Of cold Tears on the lash,
And gloomy thoughts the mind arouse;
Arouse, and drive away It's dreams,
Its gorgeous clouds all melt away,
It's stars Withdraw their trembling beams,
10 silence dies the dullest lay.
A shadow on the heart is cast
We feel the damp and heavy gloom;
Deep sighs commingle with the blast
That passes through that widows room,
Where lttc, shoeless bIood-red feet
Are pressed upon the bare. cold floor,
And the few embers give no heat,
But only yex these shiy'nog poor.
Their bands empurpied by the cold,
Into the feeble heat are thrust;
The bent stuff fingers there they hold
As though to say, twill warm, must
Tears on the pale and quiv'rng check
lucessant flow from Redeemed eyes;
The mother dare not cannot speak.
Save 10 heari-language, deep drawn sIghs
Old clothes in place Of glass are seen
Stuffed careful ia the crazy sash
The boards admit the wind between,
That cuts like some dread tyraut's lash
Alas the keen and cruel air
Through many a crack and hole pours in,
As though stern Winter wished To share
The little warmth t finds within
And thin-clad is the trembling form,
lu summer garb the worse for wear;
The bed, though thin nnd hard, might warm
Were spread The heavy coyerIei there.
They're mockod by sweet deIusiye dreams
On the bland air bIthe voices ring
The north wind signs. lhe dew-drop CLEANS
And birds among the green leaves sing
The chattring teeth, stiff limbs that pain.
To nights fair visions give the he
And on the roof the pattung rain
/ Falls ICY irum the darkened sky.
Knelt at the hearth they yainy Try
To hndie these dead ashes now
No wood, and not dime TO buy
How can they live Oh Father how
Oh will you not yonr pittance send
To those who on your pity cali;
A portion Of your substance lend
To Him vino kindly gave you alls
The gold transformed will sing aud blaze.
And drive away the btung cold;
The grateful poor His name yil praise
Who to the giyer gave the gold.
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New England Pettitoggers in
1865. There is a herd OF drones,
troublesome to the gentlemen OF the
Bar, which are called pettifoggers.
This is race made up, for the most
part, of the dregs Of misfortune and
misconduct, joined with a deal Of
low wit, and such sip of learning
as just intoxlcates the brain, as
Pope has lt who having suffered
course OF law repeatedly in actions
of debl, trespass, and perhaps crlm-
inal actions TOO, at last get the form
of declaration pretty perfectly by
heart run off to some different part
OF the continent, fill up wrils in the
most trlhlng causes, exciting quar-
rels, thereby becoming downright
barrators, the very tests of society.
This is an evil which-it seems
to my short-sightedness--the Legis-
lature of New England has not
found remedy for, seeing these an
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agriruItural.

We are indebted for the copy of
the following Address to the Hon.
CHAUNaEv l.. KNAPP, Berlin boy
and a graduate from the Watchman
Office, who is now representative in
Congress from the Lowell Mass }
District. The address awards the
highest honor to Vermont, and for
that our readers will be delighted
with 1t. 1t will also serve to deep
en- their seli-respect aud their love
for Vermont and Yermonters every
where. and for that we do not doubt
they will kindly remember Ex-Gov-
ernor BourwELL. Ed. Watchman. |
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F,om the n Y. Daily Times.
VOLCANO OF KILANEA.

HoNoLULU, Sandwich Islands, }
September 26, 1855. s
send you the following account
Of an excursion to the great Volca-
no Of Kllanea, which you are at
liberty to publish, If you think it
would be sufficiently interesting to
the readers Of your valuable jour
nal.
The mountain of Manna Loa, on
The Island OF Hawall, is Ia, 900 feet
in height. On the side Of this noun.
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IANl Nhh y lr1n
DA-sENGCR T.ains lesve Boston I'D 73l and Goa
I eo,d st ln 30 m., sf White Rivrr JuncfiYn.
Weirs Rigpr Litiet1n. ST. lohrsbuY, uuuiustun.
Rouse. Point Montreal ard d' sfauuns 90 the ns
den-hurgh. w. Cont. d, ras-umptc and WHts Noun.
tsips Railroads ihenco by stage 20 900 iho Principal
towns co Noitheru y. w. snd Vermont
Leave White River lunciiun for hosion. lowell Law
reacf Worrr.tsi &c, a t3l p. or on atrvstut the
trains ffom w. Central fni Passump-ic Railtofds.
Down uaius connect with trttu- 90 Nev Maflet
irer Great Fals roulsnd. rive ard Hampton HEeChrs
Portsmouth,. Lawrence, lowell bad Worcester.
Passenger fnf Grlian junction, Clinton Wufcoster
Newpor Nutwich, Providence aud ai station. COO the
Worcester a Western kaiifold-. and t'f Nee Not
80 sc. couu-ct al Nashua wn ilin. direct l those
pieces. hf .ithnf ffHin over the Nuithrru Railroad
ny the first tfaiu, passeugefs teach Nru Nors same
day via Worcester, Hsfuofd, So and hY me svcont
train. eafg thr next mofu &, via Norwich and ihf
suIrndId steamer Commonwealth
Freight fiuins from w. Celtri and Plssuml-ic Nul
ratt psss this o dtiYi ior Boston, " ufcester
Portsmouth, Ac and Special Caiio sFefy ucs
das uiihet Go CamhriHe 60 ur Mrdlufd Iandings
ON~LUW sTt AKNS. Aeuot
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finals might be employed for the
good of the Commonwealth in sub
DUNG our stubborn soil, or in some
other handy work.--Ames' Alma-
mack, 1865.
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Trains Going south.

Lsass gou.,'. Pointat fi.i2A.A S4tor.N
-t AIuans 1900 A.n .-l .2u a sl .'
B4tIuGfou t.tl A ~, q al "
NHItnnlicf H,a1 blA "
Tpr7.OO ST. rnu from Si. Alhau. c.nuco 40
WHITE ltgaf IlHai 90 Iu.t 81 IsHf sith frftut iHr
Boston .ui Sos Yofl aod Intermediate stf lons. af
u,ufio no'ion .r'a concordl eahci than " any
ufHrr f4uft
Itcsrrt FOO. Huffdo. Dsuoit, Chicago and the West
forsalr .tt QUO prHciHal ~ttuon..
SifERBIEkNE Sup't.
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Coppcr-PInlo and LithographiC
GLOVES

voIy rich and desirable ,lock vt Fnr, Gloves, Dut L
'lev :, kdGipVes, CAf Gloves. silk Glnyes, Cloth
and Knit Glevesb by daw W., BADGER a 90.
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CobiPTRpLIER1a oFFICE,

!s58$Ss GQMPTRpLLER'a OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans. May /, 1855.
Resorsd, That the Comptroller be- and he 10 hereby
authorized and required give notice. standing ad
ysrtaement in the official Journal that in accordance
With the ninth section of ordinance No. 1442 approved
March 30 1854, the Council will not pay any bill against
uneas contracted under authority Of an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
ageferrsd to-, Al Fsigne1l i. Il. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[signed 8 LII PLACE
President Board Of Aldermen.
approved April %, 1895.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and 81 the
pnbc is respectfully called the foregoing resolution
<'f7-1E5 E 55TE3ss5 o. DE BUYS,
ray19 If Comptroller City of New oresnE.
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il Agency, Ne. ISL Cbartrea'sfss''
tHibbard' u Wild Cherry,
IRichardseu'sS Sherry Wine,
[HutchinE'a Vegetable Dyspepsia,
lGoulay,s Vegetable, C6lemaa'k,
|Hooland' % German, Ozygenasea'
COSMETICs.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Meen Fun,
! Joue'f Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
Lows Brown Windaor,
Jones' Chemical,
IRadwsy'shiedicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded!
aildescrip.ions.
ar PILLS.
WrightsIndiar Vegetable,
Motin.t'sLife, Brandrsth's,
lMcrrlaon'e, Les'e, New London,
PARIS, Sappington'a, Champlcn'ns
Graefenberg, Jayne'aSEnativs,
Jayns's Ague, Winer's Camomils
Hihbard' q Anti-bilions, Pstss'E,
Iepsucer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Coyel'n, Rheumatic,
lAnderson'a, Allsbaais'a Health,
Wistar isGensle Purgativs,
lAllebaais' Ague, Hooper'a,
Chickner'kSugar-coated,
ierricks Sugsr-cented,'
|ailbert's An.i-biilous, Beck-ith's,
,.II,eidy'a Blood, Ingoldaby'n Pile,
'1s.ott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radway'a Regulators,
Rose's Railroad, Leidy'aFemale,
Iouden'pindiau sana.ive,
.lLouden'sAgue, HoIlowsyE,
''Hals!ad 'sArti-DyspepIic,
Gordon's ,aicLnne's Liver,
- HAIR DYES.
|, {Phalon sMagic, BatchelorL,
lGiImRn'elngtantaneons,
Ballard's,Jules Hsuel'a.
i, lJhyno'sAmeriean,E aatindtat
Y MISCELLANEOUS.
ipr. Morss'sInyigorat gCordls.,
,,IThorn's Extract,
tTsrTaat'bAperien..
ITarrant'sEli1ir Of Rhubs.b,,
n Observation-Disclosures,
iA1other'aR Relief,
aT0othnehe Drops,
Observation-Disclosures
:, Mira. K;ddsr'sCordial,
fThompson'sE ye WnIer.l
tWatts'aHsrvousAnti,
billing 'sAstring gent,
0 iHyatt'aL Life Balsam,
Observation-Disclosures,
Radway'sRsady Relief,
.. Observation-Disclosures,
Tsrrsnt'sIrdelihle Ink,
DR.. Fi.ch's Body Braces,
DR.. Fiteh'sShpulicr Bracst,
DR.. Fiteh'sInhaiink TubeE,
DR.. Rcae's Preparations,
Wirer'sArcanum Extract,
Tsneur's Specific,
Marshsll's Cathoficon,
DR.. Fitch 'aPreparatioat,
Motas' sCempound SyrupoiTsil7~
Dock, -@l...
|psrry Davis's Pain Killer,
4. Browns Essence OF Ginger,
Mofsimore's Rhouma.ic Compount
Mortitaors's Cords Bitterz,
Myers E1sractos Rock Rose,
iSIo5kti1t as-Pollhtf
Dr.. Whrd'sLpscitic,
Upham's Pile EiectuaYy'
Steers opsdild9c,
Gndfrey'tCordial,
Turlington'sBAlaam,
Dr.. Culien's Preparations,
Bateusn'a Drops,
Or. Iayne's Family MedlcineI,
iSeidlitEand Soda 20 wderz,
Bpping'a Fluid EXTRACT RuchI,
Lrcina Cordial,
Juno Cordial, .,a.a-., I'd
Hsrt'sReuadyfor Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rata, ste,
IL Leidy ErnsivsSoap,
Eirby's CholeraDrops,
Bhil's Cholera Syrup,
lSpohn's iissdacn Remedy.
ECounell'a NiIsnre,
DR.. Msrchisi's Cteriut Catholics
Observation-Disclosures,
Louden's PTepsrRiiork
Observation-Disclosures.
q sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs,
, and all dealers II any Of the article
10, will hnd it to their advantage &
/ above, where will b. found the MOI
JINE PATENT MEDICINES in ID
prices. Please address m..
RIGHT j. 90,
,lEDiCIFE WAREHOUSE,
and 81 Chnr:ress!rest. NswOrlsang.
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ii o p E ii A l. L,

ii q p E IL l. l.,
No. 90 ST. CHARLES STREET.
FFVHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
sstabhmen No. 80 ST. Charles street, lately known as
EOgS SALOON and completely osehsuled and renovated it,
has given HOPE HALL and respectfully announces to
ends the public OF mAukud that he isprap AIRED
to wscom them villa spiritual we'll bodily comforts TO their
entire satisfaction. , ~ AZ. -. y14... -,
Liquors imported aud his in the culinary
t liz viii Keep al all times all the icaces the Southern aud
Northern Afford will supply families and parties WIN
Fh oyste. ETC. their uaigra stae cooked in the
approved style ,,.,n, Al, 80. =, =, -.
T employed obgnS attendants, and those who teste
their Hope Hail. real assured that every attention
ali II F'N JOHN J, DANIELS,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE or
eY GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY hlEBG;itMss an.e.
they supply Druggists and hsaars 81 ffopf'''0 ~
az General Depot Special Agency, Me- ISL cbaea's''
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1FOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK-Caah Capital sGoO0 Amount Of Assets, gGth June
1855 sT41 9T2 Il; Amount Liabilities, 4s3,617
CHAS. ]. MARTIN President
a. z. WlLI.fAMARTH, Secretary.
Nv. RAYNE, Agent, IS Camp street, New urleans.
undersigned the responsible Company duly
authorized Policies Of Insurance bEidinss merchandise
ships Ao cotton
houses household soea property against
loss damage city md in .he Ten
premiums Losses equa6ly adjusted
and promptly paid. Wv ,,r,- ~
dS 6al H. W. tkhlNE. agent
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Esw0rlenus La. .... e..
VERAiIFUGESs
Winer'sC Canadian,
SWANS
Parry's Dead Shot,
JaynsH's T0nia,
Kerl's,
B. A. Fahnaatock's,
McEans'a,
BALSAMs ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Tistar'nBstaam ofWiid Cherry,
Hastings Napths,
shefman'sB BALKAN, sl@,! 90.
Buchan q Hungarian,
payis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sch snck's Pulnonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup, T
Bsrtholomew'sE Spectorans,
Hall's BaiCam, 49,,
| svsym'ssyrup osWlld Cherry,
| Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Balaam Livsrworts
Jsyue's Expectorsnt,
acknowledgements.
Rogsrs'LiyerWort and Tar.
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
| stabler'sChsrryE1pectorant,
Loudon's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
sARsAPARILLAs.
! Dr.John Bull's,
8. .Towasond'a,
| Sande's,
| OldJseobTowunend'l
CArpontar'a,
| Wyneoop's,
| 40 aa,al a..aksr'S,
/ Grkeflsnberg'a
| B7istol'i
Gnysott'B fellow Dock,
| PLASTERS.
| Well'bStrengtheuing .--
Ewen'sssreugthoninf
Jew David's or Hebrew,
| Bhdehu'g,
-y. KnaPp'a1ndisr
Alcoot'sP orons,
| Grifith'aAdheBiye,
| KoIloway'sArnieo
| LINIAiENTS.
| Mexican MuBtang,
Farrell'hAVnblsr
er'aNerYsand Bone,
| Hunts, -
| Hayea'a.
l. Tohias'sY enc tiat
Howe'sNsrvs and Bono,
Kellinger'n, Il '.,.
! Gardeners.
Bsrsins'sHors'
Msrchant'sGarglingy
.I Cherokee,
Jayns'
AGUEREAIEDlEs, ETC.
0sg God % Indian Cologogue,
Rowand'sTonic MIXTURE.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Fe6rliuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOzENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan 'sP ulmonic Waters,
Locock, q P ulmouic Waters.
Il HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovs.i's Wahpene or Hair Glca
Barry'sTricopherous,
Lyons katharior,
Boyle7s Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon'a Hairlnvigorasor,
Jayns's Hhir Tonic
Van Dsuaen's Wshpens.
Loudon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hhasl'sEau Lus.rale,
Gldridge's Balm ofColHmbia,
| Radway's CircaEsiau Bhlm.i
eEs5 -" FANACEAS.
Svain's, Houck's,
Callen'sIudian Vegetable,
Longley'E Great Western.
OfNTa1ENT AND sALyES.
Dallsy's Magical PainEx.rattor,
: Professor Hollovay's0insment,
MISUNDERSTANDING
Brooks's iAgicSalvs, Pryor'sPi
Gray's, Harrlson's Specific, -
TrAsk'sNsSnetic, Judkin's,
Loudsn'aAll-H Healing, Russls.
OILS.
Rushton'sCod Liver Oil,
AIcNsir'sAcoussic ,8carpa'sdo,
British, Hsrlaam.
N BTTTERS.
aloEst'e Phnri1 .BlaEe'sAromat
WOLFE'S AR0AlATlI
g Druggists and Merchants
contained In the above chtalogr
calling or sending their orders Al
extensive ssSoYsment Of GENT
United State and at the loves
y. w
GENUINE 4
, aqstf Nos.1si 1
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FORGE CLARK, No. 8 Commercial Place,
IA AGENT for the NEW YORK BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
for the PoI Of New Orleans Mississippi! River and vicinity de- In
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ST. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

Depot and Office, No. Ss North Third street,
ST. LOUI S, M o.
STEPHEN WILLIAM C. LOGAN
pyesdeut, Treasurer.
t The Company Refined OIL Crude Cordage Oil,
Paint OIL Tannera OIL, Lamp Burning OIL Nhptha aad Peh
with confidence TO dealers and Tor
the purposes herein enumerated. -
REFINED OFor Machinery OF sl knde olng wood and tor
all purposes which Sperm Oil Is generally uEed
C0RDRGE OIl-We adapted for coarse Machinery
Wheels heavy Mill Work etc. and for preparing Manila
Cordag either alone combination wh Whale
other for making Printers Ink and oE ong Wood for its
PAINT OLA substitute for LiTseed on dries we'll in about
and fully equal the oil supereede
TANNERS dressing Leather ahd Curriers' uses
ysqual oils commonly and decidedly better than
Whale OIL -, 49,
LAMP Or BURNING OTL-The Oil contains large centage
Of carbon anno, be used in ordinary lamps simple
Tue Va
with a brlliancy unsurpassed By any other light
NAPTHAFo manufacturing VaTnRhes, burning Fluids etc.
PIrC-Fo all purposes for which Pitch used, being very
superior Article. :. .,,,,.-,,- NJ, ~, =,
for that purpose applied three the period that
other os applied twice. but in diminished quantity
tha te would alike Be careful the MA
least cleanse after its htst
picaoa as Machinery from the impurities Of other
groAser Oils.
w Ali orders forwarded Treasurer will be promptly at
.snie5 II
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HTAs surrendered herself, sticky condition, TO the
n City Police Jail, on the 18th Of December last the
sSro piri EMILY il s feet inches high; Is about Is
ssrs says she belongs to Mr. Charles RiEeEe living
i On Claiborne street, Second District
ssaaSaing3 n law i. BLANCHARD,
ia Keeper City Police Jail.
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READ! r EAD!!
BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX MANUFAC TORY, OYSTER SHELL
LIME SIFTED FOR SUGAR MAKERS AND BUILDERS.
I'D ANTOGNINI, Manufacturer of Billiard
p Tables and Builder, Eagle Mills street. nest
the Leve Boxes for packages Of size order Superior
fresh Lime good barrels for making
building on hand Dressed Pins Footings and Ceilings
Savings Turningg builders houses put
the BY means Of Iachirery
ES The public are invited to call and o6 ly-ros9
NH ORGAN & LEMAITRE, American A
I'VE Coopers in General, 329 street, New %
eans-Moasa Barrels WHOLE half and eusrters; Dry ~ 20
always kept hand - w
80 Particular attention paid TRIMMING both in and on, u
~ STEAMBOAT TRIMMING doue with dispatch, and on TITO
ANs' ieSS'Hts'ie 'etuls' olilE
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GUNDRIES--
1000 packages Fgs in drums, hs drums aad IN boxes;
50 baes large Iraca Almonds.
rs boxes London Layer Rasus, J. Clemens.
100 boxeR CitroG,
IS cases SardiDes, in whole and half boxes.
50 bags Black Pepper.
boxes Lemons.
% cases Piunes. in Jars.
9 0 bags Filberts.
1000 bundles Gunny Bags.
10 bales Hops new crop,
rs hall boxes MIR Raisias.
10 ca7ks Zante Currants.
as Pie Fruit,
10 hbs Brazil Nuts.
Is csaes Cherry Brandy.
a6O boxes Fire Crackeri.
IS cases Canton Ginger. For sale by ..
dsl A. F. COCHRAN d ktALL,Eao nIav1ef sreel
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VANS
BANK NOTE LIST AND DETECTER,

nFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ NsTITUT!oNoHcs No g. Camp ereet-IncoFporased IN
The Office Of :h Institution will b tcr the reception OF De-
every morning Sundaya Ifepted from ocl9ck and oh
Saturday evenings from 5 .os O'clock.
paposita Of One Dollar and upwards VIII be rsesved
Of the strictly limited the net Of neor
grafton United States the State
s;aaa, and Of the City OF New Orleans.
upon aud unmproyed Real Estate
within ia the city ofNsw Orleans exceeding
Of the appraised cash value
OF tho Incorporated Banks
Orlsans sxceediug per Of the market value
PROFIT derived from the employ Of the funds
distributed semi annual among the Deposton
directly indirectly borrow the funds
ceivs any pay emolup1eut whatever,
having interest at nte TO be agreed
than $1,000 depod
TRUSTEES.
George Eusts, A. D. Kelly, William Vogel,
". n. Mercer, Geo. Urquhari h B. Summer,
G, c. Duncan, A. fstne, George Jouss
Thol1nux Bogart P. n. Wood, Thos. A. CLARK,
Tnos, 4, Adama, ETA. Bradford, D. D. Wihsre.
W. n. MERCER, President,
A. D. KELLY, !
WIN. voGEL, Vice Presidents
r. B. SUMNER,
D. .. W1TFiERS Tleasurar,
R-Copes the Act Of Incorporation and ByLaws OBJ
| tanned at she etfce a9sly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

As brought to the City Police Jail on the 22d Of
W December last the light mulatto boy TOMMY,
alias ANTOINE Says he belongs to Mr., Valsin Marmi
living IN 81 John Baptist parish Said Antoine IL
Seet inches high; lis about 20 years old.
4 ..or5;no III law 3. PLANGHARD,
4 u M stsF In. Keeper City Police JAIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

-WMTAs brought to the City Police Jail on the oath
i ult., the grif hoy DUDLEY lis feet ~ inches
T;e has cut on the forehead about Is or 10 years
SAYS bio belongs to Mr. Joe plumner living at Ocean
SPRINGS Jackson County, State Of Mississippi.
il requested To call and claim said slave
cordinp to law - q. BLANCHARD
la 15s 87T5 Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

VINCENT, CONFECTIONERY,
Corner Of Canal and Caroudelet Streets
NK7ILL on the 10Th of November, open his
Saloon The purpose offering LUNCH to the ladies'
Boned Turkeys Dnubes Oyster Soup Fried
oyster,, Jslies, Coffee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, etc.
Terrns-Teu dish. ..
Table Il O'Clock A. NJ o'clock NJ He avals him
opportunity pablo that having eugaged
COOKS will attend all dnne parties meals
weddings, nole3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-15

ESTATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New 0rlesps.}
Be that the 2 March, 1856 before the
subscriber nsire OF tbs Peace the aforesaid
sonay appeared Chars Briggs President H. P secrs
ary, Mutual CTean
being duly according depose aud above
from the books
he Company, CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JASVIER, Secretary.
SwoYu.o b1arh 1855.
CIV. JOETE,
Bscond Justice OF the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The dividend twenty cont
ending March 2sh 1885, for
which scrip certificates will be issued aud after the frat day uns
next.
continue Rgsin the psH the and
rive and a damage By Of Premium
Office southeast OF Camp and Natchsa ssrsatg
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A, CARRIERE ,Vics President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
New 0rleans, March a. 1855,