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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-04

| TNVVIBILL d AIFTkEN, GAS FILTERS, No. 70 ST..
Charles street. New Orleans, keep constantly on hand
large OF Chandeliers Pendants Brackets Pillars
| Pipe, and Fittings of all kinds
K large assortment of Pafior and Cooking STOVES and
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-04

VINCENrT, CONFECTIONER, CORNER OF CANAL
Caonee will the 10Th Of November, open
his Saloon for the Of offering LUNCH to the La
dies Boed Turkeys Daubes Oyster
Soup Fried Oysters elies Coffee Chocolate, Ice Cream
Terms-Ten cents dish
Tables O'clock A. NJ. to II O'clock p. NJ. He
of this opportunity inform the public that av
the French cooks, he will attend to all
dinners parties, meals, weddings, etc. nl63n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

ios. Rates t, Haue we're quiet, and engagements light
To California they steady at 20 35c. per foot.
HAY-Sales Of 500 bales made at 100 q 1l2c.
IRos.-the msIke inactive. Small sales OF Scotch
pig were made at $50 so, six months.
Iis3-The market was quiet at 81 for common, and
81 IL for lump.
MoIAssEs Sales of 100 bbls. New Orleans, new crop
we're made at 47c. a 46c.
NAVAL STORES quiet and prices unchanged.
PRovisIoss.-Pork opened lapguid regained strength
cosed at the full figures of the pre- ous day. The
saies comprised 600 700 bbIs 81 IL SIT 25
Prime nominal at Sl4 rs SIS asked Beef remained
heavy, with limited demand. Sales OF $50 bbs. Of
country prime and mess made In lots at 50 so $40
for the former and $40 SO $12 for the latter Vermont
at sl3 $l4, and re-pached Western at $14
S14 76 Beef hams were quiet at S11 30 Q Is. Cut
meats-A sale Of 100 tierces hams at 9Ac Bacon was
in good demand with sales of 500 boxes arrive in all
the NTH at &C., and 200 800 do the spot a. 9Ac
gNc. lard in rather better demand, with sales
500 bbls. at II &c. IKE Cheese at &c. 10kc
But,er-Ohio lie. &c., and State 1t 23c. &c.
WBsKEI. Sales of zoo bbls Jersey and prison were
made at 34c. a 35c.
suoAR-rhe market was quiet, but steady. Sales of
100 bids. Porto Rico made at &c., and 25 do. New
Orleans at $40, with small sales OF Cuba ct &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
Foreign Markets.

KINGSTON, (JAM) DEC. 26.-Butter-Stock Of American
fair . sale has been made at 11kd. I'D. Bresd-No
inquiry for any description and stock still asundant
Coosh-The price in terces declined from lis to 16s
nd which the buyers refuse 70 operate las only
being offered cargo OF Newfoundland sold at 13s.
round for tieroes and boxes Halifax in boxes, sold at
.Os. Cheese-American, Tod. Fiour-Holders asking
5Os. at which figure small lots are moving Hams-Su-
peIior scarce and wanted lot inferior sold at 3d. to
SGD. Iard-Ssles at 3D. for best quality. Lumber-W.
p abundant and dull w. c. scarce and saeable at 22s
Mackerel-Sales made at 20s then at 28s, and is
unsaleable at the last price, Pork-A sale Of 100
bbls. mess a. Ills. Salmon-0f Halifax No. sales at
110s No. AT 106s Tobacco-Sales OF 1875 and 2Os at
10 I'd and los at 13d,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

This large, account of the moderate expor
tation Of SPECIE Bresdstus continue to 60 forward
lively and form the bulk of the aggregate shipments
We shipping breaistu and provisions to all parts Of
the world The importation of general merchandise ana
of dry goods last week not large for the
Compared with the corresponding period last year.
importations during the past three weeks have been
large but the position of the consuming classes through
out the country is very different from what it was
then In January 1885, every interest in the country
was completely Frustrated and knew whether he
would be able to weather the not. Now every
paratvey rch and able to consume largely Of
all the necessaries and many the Injuries Of life.
We annex tables giving the details of asst weeks
ports and imports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
81, 4se. 727 1.s2s,s75 1855 ,o5l 2,so5, $50

The total capital is s2l5 4o5 of which 1854 Dos is
owned by the State and Se61, 200 by individuals.
The total foreign dsbt Of Ohio il S13 100 566 co. AMI
the domestic debt s277 72s 7o-totsl foreign and do
estic debt sl4 2o5 Co. or the funded debt ST. no.
$50 in Eve per cent stocks, and ZIG 80 in six
per cent stocks. These stocks mature follows
Five per cents 1856, ss6 $780, 1885, ST. o2S. ooo-tota
$1,110. 350
50 1875 SCI; 1875, 81, GOO C0o-total, Sl2 620, 2l6
The State stock in turnpikes, canals and rail-
roads fellows -TurnpiAes, 81, Ss7 4sS a. canals,
$50 0O0 railroads. $685., 1888. Total, 81, $50, 796 A.
The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company divi-
dend, Of Eve per cent in cash and per cent in
stock for the six months ending Dec 81 1855 paya
BILE on and after the 2sh inst On stock standing upon
the books in this city p-io to the lat inst the dividend
viii be paid by Atwood &C., transfer agents No. Wall
street and other stocks at the Office Of the company
in Milwaukee.
The Reading Railroad report, published, does not
give at glance the operations Of the company during
the past year. its condition at the close. We have
put iato condensed shape the most important items
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
Total not and pearl

BREADsTuFrs -Flour-rhe market frmer and
closed at about &C advance, on State southern
and Western brands, and chiefly in medium grades The
,rsnsac ions embraced about 900 600 bos incnd.
ing State at 49, and extra at So l2H So 1877
Western inferior at 49, and fancy and extra at So rs
50 82 Genesee vas AZ % so 70 canadian was In
80 rs for common 10 extra Southern was Hrmer and
saes In some cases made at l2Hc per bb higher
with an increased demand for export Within day some
OcO or coo bbs have been quietly purchased IL
said for export to the South Of Europe and especially
for MediterT snean ports.
COrros -fhe sales reached about 1900 bales about
half Of which was in transtu The market was ouite
Arn and middling upands on the spot improved about
~ closing at 9,Sc. good part of the sales msde 10
ransitu was based upon New Orleans middling at Sc
and freight at "a.
FRnGars were firm, though less active. To Liverpool
about 5000 bushels wheat wsre engaged In ships bags at
in hays; about 800 900 bills. Hour at 3D. and zoo
boxes bacon at 32s 3D. To london 800 bills pork were
engaged st 4 3D. Feur was at 49,, and provisions at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
COAL.

DIED AND WHITE ASH COA.-PEACH ORCHARD,
II from the celebrated veins; Lehigh the mines
Of the Lehieh Co white ssh Schuy from the Broad Noun
tain colliery; Cumberland, fngsh camel and Liverpool
Crrel; ali at lowest market prices. HENRY REEVE
Corner Canal and Centre and Jane and West streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

AN0s edIninkes SAAl,o@i Vo
The Governor OF Wisconsin gives In his message the
nexed statement relative to the banks of that State
1t appears that the whole number of banks in opera
ton On the first day Of January was shirtytwo, with an
aggregate capital OF 81 rhe number In process
Ct closing four The securities deposited for the
eenption of circulating notes follows, Wiz
Stocks, $12l5,o specie, s2s 1893 75.making total
ses u.s. Total amount of circulating notes
January 81 534 Of which SAT- O63 was issued
in the year 1855, and during which time the sum OF
1891 IN returned for cancellation The amount OF
state due and collected from banks during the
reriod sos $40 So. Those which have closed bust
il Is gratifying to state, have ample means deposit
ed with the to their notes at par
presentation clearly indicating that the law under which
they were established was well devised.
The Charleston Standard thus speaks of the last report
Of the banks of South Carolina -
From the present statement it will appear that the
tire circulation of the banks amounts to So 500 6S de-
posts 1887 40: SPECIE 81 1856 105 notes discounted
personal security $ loans secured by pledge Of
other stock 81 199 $685. domestic exchange $40 800
foreign 5 and that beside these the stock Of the
several banks is invested in bonds to the efssnt Of
81 30 646 stocks 81 906 40 suspended debt 81 800 1855
real estate, 5000 00-making OF specie and exchange
and loans other securities $685. and of perms
nent investments not Immediately available S. GIL
The entire nominal banking capital Of the Ssse amounts
to $i4 though in addition to the of 81 49,
$780, be capital the Bank of the State the
institution charged with the sinking fund Of thu State
amounting TO 81 Eli 672 and the fire loan, 81 667 81
together making the further of 81 $40 2S9-which
Uolns operauons, oc salu W
inc the real capital of the State 10S which
is less but little than 81 900 than the bank
ing capital Of Pennsylvania greater than the capital
of sny other State in the Union except Pennsylvania and
Now York
The value of merchandise and spec. exported from
this port during the week ending and including Friday
January Is, 1856, follows =
General merchandise and produce 81, 1874 !40
Specie and bullion observation-disclosures. 50,192
Total expectation .. 81, 1874 eS2
The Imports in the same time follows =
General merchandise .......... S1,4l5,s74
Dry goods Observation-Disclosures. 1,942 1875 1883, 249
Excess of imports over exports. ... 81, sos, sl7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
CITY CONNIE RCIAL REPORT.

SATt RDAY, Jan. 1916 P. NJ.
AsnFs.-Tbe sales embraced about $50 bbls pots at
6Xc spd 50 do pearl at 72<c the market closing quiet
The stock hand In the inspection Office of Messrs
Lester, Palmer Co., was follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
1E PIANos-soUARE AND UPRIGmT FIVE ME-.
~ lodeons and small with octave OF pedals
80 s s rea 70 s AZ Pr Tse s
sikh avenue Pianos tuned repaired or taken exchange
A pianos Of oiLBhRr &C. make The
% Is s BY ng others L che wor he large .as
rooms 4s Broadway corner Of Canal street, melodeons
BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE FOOD, ROUND
akes Superior tone and in perfect order, sale a. great
5s4 Fourth street, from noon TIL o'clock
BEAUTIFUL NEW 81 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
ors aS made sna G ~ e the ss city
Meadow street. Hoboken
HANDSOME SEVEN OCTAVE pIANoFoRTE FOR
Ii sae-made last september-rosewood, with round
s sa es T, s
decided bargain, as the owner is obliged 10 sell.
AHUsIC FOR THE MILLIoN-BUCKLEY,s NEW SONG
bed s0S s. II SzS NASSAU s' Pres
M cents This cheapest Of ss contains y new
The second edition Of the Old Folks Home, sung by
xSia; and nl: 3n:a viii %s py shop
Co sya, slseI With music ana i'
Rosa Ginger with music ,,
The Brosdway song as sung BY swaine Buckley with the
Frends At Home, music by Frederick Buckley.
lie Fremans Chauni, arranged by Jas. Buckley.
We were Boys ane Girls Together, by W. PercvaL
s re A.r 4, T Her I Sa%s
Never More. Clara Dear, with music by Fred Buckley.
Pretty Pretty Pay Psimser, with music
The Jolly Old Crow,
Julet,a Bell, or the Niger Coquee, as sung by swane
o1 On, We're the Bows for Pleasure.
The Cotton Picker's Song.
mary Gray with music by W. Percival.
Old Frierds and Old Times.
Also No and No Song Books, containing sixty origin,
songs each.
NaUsIC-A YOUNG LADY ExPERIENCED IN CIV
At 81 per month privilege practice Pupis attended
their ut SO quarter Apply at 28 Eighth ave
nue. between Twenty second and Twenty third < "A
AAUsIC-A SELECTED STOCK OF NEW AND
ale and he store one OF the locations best aide rosd
way 10 large stock Of will be left q suit
tenant. to sell commission. Apply to W. Cole
street.
T,rAEO FOR sALE-A Full SEVEN OCTAVE ROTyp
corner rosewood pai ofor with Hairs celestial attach
men and nearly Tor sae c $500; Will be sold for $3.50
8, between and O'Clock today
Il WATERS, OF NO. 38 Broadway r. agent for the sale
d many the most celebrated Of pianos aud me0
i OGsss n s9 Poss w sc advise who Dc
likely often 70 occur. He Il aho his large and we'll
known catalogue OF music third regular prices and
he teachers and schools mot f.yorsbs cha
racer-s Of which he will be sblo 70 M letter. Tor hav
amos are known a. among very best Ne are enabled T.
spesk thsse insumens WITH some decree confidence
from personal knowledge q their excellent and durable
quslNy.-tN. Y. Evangelist.
vlyAN,ED-A LEADER or THE ORCHE-TRA. cAPA
sey Ward acting manager Bowery The ee be,%een
The hours OF 10 A. M. and 2P. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21


SPECIAL CALIFORNIA ExPREsS-NOTICE.-FRHE-
~ MAN GO will Dispatch their next express California;.
TIE sandwich Islands and Pacific coast Of South Ana
neIt January a. at 2P. Freight received TN II O'Clock.
and parcels, letters, &C., TIL r ", on Monday.
FREEMAN CO., 80 Broad WAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21


The increase in the stock OF The company partly by
the conversion Of nds and the arbiugs Of the sinking
fond which part Of the dividend in stock The
reoucoa in the floating DEBT from Inc esrnngs Of the
viii likewise be divided among the stockholders
in the stock of the compery The report however viii
give condition a the road in detail and will show
progressive increase dIesm of by those VINO
bearing the stock in Other words who endeavor
ing depreciate the market value Of their own due
bills"
Toe receipts OF the Western Railroad Hass Company
for the year ending Dec 1855, 81, S696I3 pas
sepgers S763 o37 freight 81 Oo7 1922 mails and miscsl-
Ianeeus $8T S1 Hudson and Boston road ,S11 The
expenditures for the time foows-Repairs
Of road way $3.50 93l repairs Of engines, 1872 503 re-
pare Of passenger and freight cars 1922 949 repairs Of
buildings, ferries &c $50 44s; and engines to
depreciation s35,377 transportation expenses,
$54l 25l general expenses s27 197-total expenses,
81 26 Csc The profits of the year thus-s633 Ola:
out Of which interest Stale loans, 1927 $50;
per sinking funds $50 600 per cent dividend to
stockholders $780, 500; loss lease of Pittsfed and
North Adams road, 81, 33s-n ALL S109, 749-which
stes minus the years accounts Of s76 735. But
there was surplus contingent fund at the beginning
of the year s1s4 $685. from which this excess taken
and s leaves contingent fund of sl0s 1877. The gross
receipts OF year the main line, compared with
rfI <1ru.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

Increase 1854 81, O20 s5, 1868 $9i9l7
The great Of the expenses Of 1854 and 1855 ia
mainly attributable the necessity of large renewals of
the superstructue and heavy additions to the equip
ueos OF the road the latter made necessary by
trsc with the Worcester furnish al the cars for the
Joint business OF the two roads.
The Macon end Western Railroad Company earned in
December 1885, SIS so4 So, against s3l7e7 AZ for the
same month the year previous showing increase OF
S4lt7u.
The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Com
many earned the year ending Dec 81 1885, the gross
OF. 80, - "
Ooerstne expenses in the same time.... $40, 038 80
ra..t ,,.4 saYuinsH ............... 116S, 1876 OIL
The capital Of this company four and half million
e dollars.
Tia annexed table exhibits tbs financial condition o.
the Provdencs and Worcester Railroad Company on the
3oth a Nov, 1866
Bosrox AND woRcETm RAILROAD.
Nsv o. 16S4-Construcon and equipment IL 81 "a IA
q1srv rs besn psid for construction ffom
Dec. l. 1854, 70 Nov ~, 1856. l0-9oe Oh
si,s91, se9 g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
weekly Report or Deaths

Weekly Report or Deaths
In the city and county of New York. from the 9Th day Of
January to the 10th day of January, 1856.
Men, 56 women, Al; boys, 49, girls 109-Total, 324
Adults, 1922 children 222 males, 1853; females, 156;
colored persons. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

ID L. DELIssER AUCTIoNEER, NOS. 3T7 AND 379
III. broadway, corner Of White stree.-LEAvIrT, DE.
LIsSkR CO., will sell by auction, Saturday afternoon
evening commencing a4 o'clock lot Of fancy goods gold
pr brushes, fancy boxes hce ivory fgures paintings,
epgraving,, &c after which will he sold large
ios oil miscellaneous, Illustrated biographical iheoogcal
school other books, which the
invited Goods open for inspection and catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ii II. LEEDS CO. win sell by auction Tuesday, Jan
e. at O'clock at the depot 2O5 Pearl sreearge sale of
safes, close the suitable
assortment of all Sizes with powder proof ocks also the Of
furniture desks ocloth &c The above safes
uactured expressly for the retail Sales the depot Pur
chaseIs invited examine them any time previous
the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY AND PARK
place for sale, by ANTHONY J. BLEECKER 4 Co.
Thursday January ~ 1886 ut IL O'Clock, a the Merchant
Of Broadway and Park place. lot q feet
subject 10 10 May 1853 $4,000 Of the purchase
may remain bond and mortgAgs for ten years at
per interest For maps, and oher particulars
ply at tho Office OF the auc!ioneers, No. Broad ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

HENRY Il. LEEDS l. CO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL H. LEEDS co. will SELL by auction Tuesday Janu-
ary q Ivy O'Clock No. II University place corner
of Eighth sreemortgage sale Of elegant household urni
soas chairs do covered in plush do In hair CLOTH
rosewood pianoore paintings sofa and centre tables marble
chairs china and glass ware oilcoths hat racks clocks
tel ornaments bedroom mahogany bedsteads dressing
washsiands mattresses, &c seat chairs, k-l
and other furniture, contained in large house VITA
reg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

HENRY B. HERTS JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL sale OF fine groceries, choice wines, liquors and
segas removed for venience Of se-HENkY B. HEkyS
Jr., win sell at auction, Monday January IL at 10X
O'clock at store No. ~ Pine street comprising green and
megs anchoves, sardines OIL brandes gin whskey sher
ries port Madeira, Rhine Wines champagnes various
brands absinhe Maraschino Muir Sons Edinburgh ale
and large quantity of genuine Havana segars Terms cash.
and deposit required Of all purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

A RECENr IMPROVEMENT IN THE ALREADY
II celebrated pianos Of T. GILBERT Il CO., make the
unsurpassed by any others in the world large variety,
wing price from $3.50 81 600 may the
49 Broadway OF Canal street. a melodeons
H. Il. MATHEWS, sole agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

A BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE, ROSE FOOD, ROUND
"A with brass frame and plate pauoorte by city
akcrs superior tone and in perfect order sale
Gce the leaving town few days. To be
334 Fourth street, from noon till o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

Ok PIANOs-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT FIVE ME-
~ odeons and one small organ with an octave OF pedals
tor ssle bargains If taken Immediately Prices
S2 S35, $40 SO. 10 $3.50, at G2 Twenty sixth street
SIKH Pianos tuned. repaired taken exchange
X. GONZALEZ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

CEND BACK THE MONEY.-WANTED THAT MAN Or
y bis party who pacarded aud scoands walls with send
back the money! In her strurrle civ
and religious liberty in 1e3 and upwards to see il we can
find out what he did with the money that got from thai
now bona hde citizen oft United States Letters addressed
70 me a. my residence. l East Thirty street, A.
Mckenzes plumbing Fourth street between
place and Broadway viii meet with prompt attention
.,.,.,, DANIEL MCDONALD.
lengthy report u In the hands Of the Rev III W. Beocner
sion. - ~ -'' ~ Mri1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

Il FENKf u. LEEDS CO, TIUNEEKS.-HENRI
Ii LEI co. VIII sell by auction, Tuesday, Jau.
% at at IHS o'clock at the 10 Nassau
sale Large of fashionable ready made clothing ell nsde
the the CUSTOM OF brown
care black motted and mixed surtout overcoats own
sackH mixed business dTsb checked cored
rid mixed do. ocks; superne plush and other
ys'e clock SC black CLOTH talmss, blue po sacks black
beaver and cloth suous ard
single breasted frocks coored ocks
rous kinds &C.. without close the
Gentlemen desiring supply OF really good articles will 4,
wei 10 attend the SALE Also, at II o'clock two rich, uprgt
wood panofories.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

VA AN9ED-A LEADER OF THE ORCHESTRA CAPA.
w Bile Of compoeng ana arranging music Apply immedi.
aeiy N Ward. acting Bowery the ice between
The hours OF 10 A. M. and Up. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

TOHN L. vANDEWATER, AUCTI0NEER WILL SELL,
s Tuesday January % i06 O'Clock the saesroo
II Maiden ane large and rich assortment of diamond and
gold ewey consisting, part, of single
diamond rings pins brooches studs bracelets &c IS
gold watches independent Eeconds; double time English
patent levers Under escapeme all sned
also line Of solid fine gold Jewelry for the retail
adrich cameo brooches ac do, studs sleeve buttons
lers locke fine guard and ob chains together with
article usually kept first class establishment Every
article warranted represented The attention of the trade
and those In want invited TO attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

Excess Of imports exports. .:... 81 52S, 3l7
The following is comparative statement Of the value
Of exports from the Of the year to Janu
arv IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

Il UCTION NOTICE-MORTGAGE sALE.-THIS DAY,
IA Monda! ION O'Clock. at rs Franklin street foafth
house OF Broadway, rosewood piano, of brilliant
and hnsh parlor furniture Of solid rosewood rich
PETS oil Cloths oil paintings. large oval pier glasses rocking
and easy chairs mahogany and maple cnairs sofas dining
and Wristbands match; best hair mattresses crockery
glass clocks silver &C.; three enameled cottage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

A BEAUTIFUL NEW 81 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
n made and by OF the best city makers
wl be sod extremely low apr He'd for immediately at No.
'ie adow street Hoboken
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-12
TO PLANTERS.

HALL'S PLOUGHS, Nos I TO : Will
IL aid without Cutters. g.
Ass sorted Nos ofSubsoil s-N
and Flnkes. als3
Kings Plopg 1stended bars, Nos !,
to 4,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
Ok. Log. Back and Trace Chains,
Anes Il Bowland's best Spades and
Shovel
Hoes-cast steel and forged, from IN,
to 10 in blade,
Blind brides and Cart saddles.
Collars and Hames. FIR mhles and
horses
Axes. Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Resides a"y other article generally found
in we'll assorted Hardware store.
la"lsdyl :AkGUIER II LANOUE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida sts