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TIE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-29

Mr.. GREELY writes finn Washington. that Mr..
TRUMuULt.'s review Of Senitor Douglas Pro-SIa.
worry Kansas Report, on Friday, was hailed with
enthusiasm, as calculated to do honor to the
palmie-tdays Of tho Senate. Through three hours
long it commanded full galleries, and the most FIX.
ed attention to the close, 1t was searching rs well
as able, onl was at once dignifoi and convincing.
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ana an original aoccieHe, in verse, founded uron
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lleid' are among the inducements for new subscri-
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the selections of the most interesting publiea
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PsAcTIcAL SYMPATHY.-The subscription at the
Kansas meeting. held in Albany, N. Y. on the
Smith gave So, 900. f. C. Delevah 81 900, and the
State Register and Eeeaiag Journal each 500.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-29

Tho people Of Scott county, Kentucky, held a
meeting on Saturday, and resolved to equip fifty
yonng men and send them to Kansas.
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the PAsr.-Four things come not back the
spoken word, the spei arrow, the past Hro, and
neglected opportunity.
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BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-29
ORIGINAL NOVEL BY n. P. WILLIS.
TIE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1856.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES.

On the fifth of January next, the first number Of
,ne New series Tor 1906 OF this wellknown FAM.
new attractions; the principal one is of he kind
which has been proved, by 3oth American and Eu.
ropcan periodicals, to be ths NEST acceptable and
popular, YEA NOVEL ~ sERIAA MEMBERS. Ths
title is 49,"
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
l. who are in want Of WALL PAPER can
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NcNi2an'S B,ok- Store, Salcm. Ohio.
Also, all kinds of Miscellaneous and Schoo
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cription, Wholesale and Retail.
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ly invited.
CASH paid for any amount of clean linen and
cotton Rags.
j. MCMILLAN.
Salem, April II, 1855.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-29

There is nothing which we know of better calcu-
lated tn infuse into the minds OF children that pro-
found love of nature and those genial and buuani.
tAry influences which we, as a nation need above
all other things, than this unpretendihg minstreisy.
which though spprecia3ie in childhood never loses
Is charming freshness eyento the advanced sta
dent Of literature.
Heartily Disguised with the whole tribe OF Fanny
Ferns and Fanny Foresters. Minnie Myrties and
Susan sanhOwerF one turns 20 these delicious books
as to the fresh well-spring in the forest from. the
barren and dusty ~wayside.
tits certainty not ereditable to our discrimination
that at every returning Christmas, books whose
sole recommendation is their scarlet binding. and
p%refuse gliding should he found superseding as
giftbooks the heiithfai and Delighted volumes we
have been speaking Of, together with the works of
Miss Edseworth and Mrs. Barbauld which exer.
cised as powerful and beneficial an influence in
moulding the character of the present generation.
Ill. w. q.
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onesr. Of Subordinate Ense%pnsRts Cor the Term

9fleers Of Subordinate Eneeenpmsnts Sor the Term
WrLDET No. j, meets on the first and third Sat
urdays Of every month at the Encampnaent room, Odd
SeiloRs' Hail. of Camp and Lafayette Streets.
Officers for the present term--J Il Gutbiesn @
Peter Monsen, II P; Th&ddeus Vanhorn S " -
Cook, Scribe: A Maginnis. j W H Williams. Treas.
areri Jas Fnrneaux Assistant Scribe u IA,
So gaogAH Nos, meets on the second and fourth
Saturdays in each month in Encampment room, Odd
Fellows, Hail. Of Camp and Lafayette strsets..
Officers for tha present term-Chares ROSTER, P
. A Hedden, II P /; Chas W Gould, 5 w; A Iathrop
Scribe ~ 2 Koontz j W Andrew Hero, Treasurer
EyAsALLE No. 5, meets on the first and third Mon
dsgsin each month, in the Encampment Odd Eel
tows Hail, corner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Qaieers for the present term-Thomas Keefe, P; c
Byerly, q p; b Moore s W; L A Patterson, Scribe
Mopgeon, VI n Benedict, Treasurer
/. WASHINGTON No. 6, meets every second and
2 fourth Monday in each month at Washington Hall
argny Buildings, Third District. Officers for tbs
present Eerm--G Flemann, G ?; b Schroeder, II
a weber, s W; Laugsn hecker3 Scribe G F!-ke
J&W H kfiIlspaugh, reasureF.
LAFAYETTE No. I, meets on the first and third
zIondays ia each month, In Jefferson Hall FopEtE
sDistrtet. Officers for the present term-j Burke
GP;H Nv Eesthoitz HIP ~ Krantz W 7
Dunn, Scribe S Gaipfn;J W . Barritt, Treasurer
PELICAN No. s, meets on the first and third Sat
usdays in each month"; in Polar Star Hall, St. Louis
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The R. w. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs
or LOUISIANA I. o. O. r., meets seni-annuay, the
third Tuesdaysin January and July in Grand Lodge
NJ Room, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Camp and
Lafayette streets New Orleans. Officers for the year
z855-rhos Shields, NJ W G P; s Hardy, ii II P
Il Gillingham, R W s " j; Jas Furneaux, r "
Scribe; Il Williams, II W Treasurer ; ] Dunlap, G
q TO the r. W @ L Of the s Thos Bragg, W G
y W; Il Allyn w q NJ 4 a Hero, w G .; J Frank.
ford, w q G s.; ALT Gates, of Mount Sinai No. 9 W
u g of District No. 2; Oscar Barbee of Magnolia No
4RWD G P of District No ; A, D. q. Covert, of G "
Shaw Encamp No. TO-, D. D. g. Patriarch District
Nc. a., Clinton.
all communications intended for the rand Encampmen
should be directed, James BFurneauS, Grand Scribe
Grand Secretarys Office in Odd Fellows Hall.
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Nanes = aleerrs- ana plaes 4 gset,ns.

$8 Names Of 0saeers-Time and Places OF 8geetsns.
EHE n. n. GRIND LODGE or LOUISIANA L O O.
Et annually, on the fourth Tuaadaysin jan
s5at July, in Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellows,
FALL, cerRer OF Camp and Lafayette streets Neg
rleana. dicesa for the present yearJanes stock
San. Of Com nlerciai Lodge III w Grand Master;
BERNARD Cohen, Of Union lodge No. 9, b w Deputy
# GRAND Master; Edward Pisberry, Of TeMpar Lodge
10; n " Grana Warden; Thos Il Shields Of Union
Y lodge Not II w Grand Secretary Henry Williams,
St comnerc Lodge NJ. u, " Grand Treasurer
# q W Race, Of Commercial Lodge No. u, and Henry
aier, of Hope Lodge No to the W
Grand Lodge OF the y B; Ghas VI hitaIl, Of Ores
sent lodge No. w Grand Char plain Chaa Church
Ill Of Merchants lodge No Ar W. Grand Marshal E1M
Deesdsrnier, of Southwestern Lodge No. 49, I've GRAND
Conductor III Millspaugh, of Covenant Lodge NO. ~,
Nv Grand Guardian ] frankfort, Of Crescent Lodge
mo. 8, wv Grand Herald. District Deputy Grand MAS
&ers: a. Heistnnd OF Jefferson Lodge No DlsGrtct Nc
3; w. Hall Of Excelsior No 81, District No. !; y u.
saniett Of ST Marys No 20. District Ne y; ~ II Lit.
asli Of st. Lanry No rs, District No Of " Barbee Of
DeSoto NO., District No. H illnan OF Carroll NO
0 District s.; i. Fennimore Of Trinity w Dis
rict Mo- john Moore Of New Iberia No. So District
To- Ill I'll Hunsickero of Meth No Il, District No. IL
RI Holley Of Prairie No 81. District No. IS ]. = p
Eoslsttof Columbus No q, District No o. Lang.
worthy Of Clinton No.2T District No. l6 FAUST Of
Hermann Sc, District No l6 E.C- jouett OF Che
Y neyviite No. A, District No. III. 5&5Ss .Sa sS
GIL the Grand Master or Grand Score
tary should be cfce OF the Grand SEQ
u retAry In Odd Fellows Hall. vi $ FIJI
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Interior saborlinate odeee.

interior Subordinate Lodges
DIT oTo No. Z meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening
sr. Mary Nc. Connects at Franklin, Saturday
METH No. 81, meetsat Shreveport, Wednesday
z5 evening. a Al Ma
ssr.LANDsY No %, meets at opelousas, satur-
day evening
G1rSros No. 81, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
CAsRoLL No. 80, meets at lake Providence,
Monday evening"
gRrNIrY No, 80. meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening.
4 EXCELSIOR No. 81, meets at Thibodaux, satur-
day evening,
NRw TBER1A No. s6, meets at NeTtown, Thurs
day evening.
eRAtn1s no. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
ssHESGYv1lIn No. Al, meets at Cheneyville,
Monday evening.
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street. Officers for the present term--o Ponpart
q. p 70 VOORHEES,. It p; r Dennier w NJ Wagner,
Scribe; L Gharles,J " 4 B Lattesade, Treasurer
ii Interior Eaeampmenss.
MAGNOLIA No, a, Baton Rouge, meets on the
seond and fourth Saturdays of each month.
Mourn SINAI No. 8. Franklin, La, meets on
first and third WednesdaFsin each month.
"a. wv. Straw No. 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
first andtourth Saturdays In each month a y8 Az
# JAMES FURNEAUx, Grand Scribe.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, of Odd Fellows Hall
Association meet at their office in Odd Fellows Hall
the first Monday Of every tookto Pres
ident; Thos Shields, Secretary John p Ren Treas
urer; John Grickard, II g stetson, ] Dunlap, R
Swain, 4 hurry, II Howard Kursheedt, g N Morrison
Il = Smith, NJ "A Van Hook, G w Race.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS REST
ASSOCIATION meet at the Office Of the Grand Secretary
In Odd Fellows, Hall, on the second Monday in Jan
uary, April July and October and on the fourth Mon
day in December. 0ficers-Henry Bier, President
Stroud, jr, Treasurer; James Fnrneaux Secretary.
Members--H GinghaE. Geo Hooper, Il Dentze, R
Swain. G Smith, g r Bowditch, p Strong, Thomas
Keeffe, o Robin. 3 Boullemet.
THE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE i O. o. !. or
NEwORLEAas meets the Office Of the Secretary
in Hall the fourth Wednesday Of every
month Oicers--H IL Kelsey, President No 65 Camp
street joH West Treasurer Ill Tchoupitouas street
Jas Furneaux Secretary, Odd Fellows Hail.. Mem
bers--J Cunningham; FL T Hays, IS St Charlea
street Gslpin, Jersey street, Fourth District; u
Bruce, 80 Canal street; j. Gnbernator, 67 Hercules
street Thos Bailey, 1907 Chartres street; II a Van
GraYier street B W Hebrard, lis CANAL street;
Forat, u New Basin w Furbrenger; A Fortsr, Al
E giersy; e Nungesser; s. Magner 81 Royal street /;
Thos 0ng, OIL Teboupitouas street
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il Agency, No. ISL Charsresa.rsss,
lHihhard'r Wildchsrry,
IRichardson'sSharry Wine,
Husching,s VeSstaMs Dyspepsis,
Goulay'B Vegetable, Coleman's,
lHGollnnd % German, Otygeuaied,
| g COSMETICS,
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, hleen Fun,
Jone'sLilly White.
8S SOAPS ANDCREAAIs.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jone'a Chemical. ..,-.
Rndway's Modicnted CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
subscriptions.
| PILLS,
WriEht'Rfndian Vegetable,
AlotIatt'sLife, Brandreth'a,
MorriBon'b, Lee's, New London,
PARIS, Shpplnst toms ,Champlon'a,
Graafanberg, Jayne'BSanatiye,
Jnyne's Ague, Winar'a Camomile,
|H,hhard "a Anti-hiiiouB, Peser'a,
Isponcer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Coop es'D, Covel'n, Rheumatic,
lAnderron's, Allebasia's Health,
Wistar'BGsntie Purgative,
Allcbsais' Ague, Hoopsr's,
Chicknor'aSngRr-coated,
]Heyrieks Bugar-coated,
GjIbsrt,s Ambitious, BackwitA'5.
|. ILsidy's Blood, 1ngoldsby's Pile.
Scoti'u Vegetable, Eason's,
Railways Regulatorn.
Rose hnilro6d, Lsidy'aFsmale,
lLouden'sIudian SHnRtive,
:, lLouden'sAsus, HolloTay's,
Observation-Disclosures,
Gordcn's, McLane,a Liver.
HAIR DYES.
1. iPhaIou 'eMAgia, Batchslor'L,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
lBaltard'a, Jules Hauei's,
a lJayne'tAmeIieen, Eaat India,
u MISCELLANEOUS.
iDr. Morso'sInyiRorasingCordial,
|, lThoru'a Extract,
ITarrant'sAperient,
lTnyrant,sEli1ir OF Rhubsrb,I
d Observation-Disclosures,
Mothers Relief,
tToothhcheD Drops,
Lyon sAIsgusticP ow issz,
h ,ihfra. Kiddsr's Cordial,
lThompson'sEye Water.I
Wasts'a NervonaAnti,
lBiiling'sAatrinsent,
o lHyn:.'s Life Balaam.
Observation-Disclosures,
Radway'aRsnly Relief.
., Observation-Disclosures,
7 Tarrant'kIndelible Ink,
DR.. Fi,ch's Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch'sShoulder Braces
DR.. Fi:ch'slnhalingTqbes, N
DR.. Ross's Preparations, y
Wincr's Archnnm Extract,
Teneur'B Specific,
Marahall's CatGolicon,
Or. neutrality-suspicious.,
Morse'sCompound syrapotTs!low
Dock, a....,... ....,.. a-J
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
4, iirowu's Easehce OF Ginger,
Atortimore'BRhsum Compound,
Mor.imorn'sCor Btttsra,
Myers E1tractof Rock Rose,
Crosaman'sSpecifc,
Dr.. Ward'aLpecitic,
upham'a Pile Elsctuaryi
Siesr'e 0pedildoc,
God irey'hCordiai,
Turlington'sBAls
Or. Culien'sPreparations,
Basepan's Drops,
Or. j4yne's F suliIy Medicines,
|Seidlitr and Soda Powders,
Eppins's Fluid Extract RuGhG,
Luc.na Cordial, "|
Juno Cordial,
Huri'a Remedy for Fita,
Wilson'S Death on Ra.a,ste,
10 Leidy'a EraaiTeSoap,
Kirby'a Cho!eraDrops,
Bsil's Cholers Syrup,
lSpohn's Headache Remedy.
1Cpuneli's Mixture,
lpr. Marchisi's Uterine Ca.holicau
Cowau'p Lithouttiptic,
loud lens Prsparaticrs,
Houghson'sPspsin.
ic,i
!! 6CHEIDAM sCIiNAPPs.
and all dealers in any Of the srtIciel
10, vii find it to their advantage by
aho7a, where will be found the nosi
line PATENT MEDICINES in tina
prices. Please address
RIGHT 81 90,
IEDlCIFE WAREHOUSE,
nd u Chartresstrset. Ne#Orlsaus.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

W WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ID GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
ey auppy Druggists nnd Dealers at Propeor lowest
- sepsrsi Depot Special Agency,
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they ouer TO supply piuB A''s ~
wholesale prices.
ET General Depot and speeif
New0rleaDB La.
vERN1FUGES.
Winer'e Canadian,
SWANS
Perrs's Dead Shot,
Jaynes's Tonis,
Ksrl's,
B. A. FahnaBtock'R, =,
McLane's
BALSAMs aCouGHREAiEDIEs
wtstar'sBslsam Of Wild Cherry,
Hastings Naptha,
ShermRn'a Balanm,
Buch an "a Hungarian,
Davin's Wild ChDrry and Tar,
| Sch anck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew'sE xpectorant,
HALLS Bslaar,,
Swaym's5yrnp ofWild Cherry,
| Aver. Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's BalssIn Livarwort,
Jayns's Erpectorant,
Winer'aEleoampalne,
Rogers'Livgrwort and Tar, e.
| Mrs. Gnrdinsr's Liverwort,
| Stabler'sCherry Expectorans,
Loudou's Indian do,
DR.. Rose'g do,
sARsAPARlLLAs.
Dr.Jobn Bull'a,
8, P .TewasBnd'a,
| Sanis'g,
oldJacobTownsend''
c=:penter'a,
Wyncoop's,
g.. skSr'a,
Graehanberg'p
| Brislol'i
Guyao.t'. Yellow Dock.
PLAsTERS.
Wsll'tS.rengthening
Ewen'sStreusihsnini
Jew David'a OF Hebrew,
| Badeau'B,
| Knapp'aIndial
| Alcock'sForoua,
Gritiith'sAdheaivs,
Hollowny'aArniet
LlNIA1ENT5.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrsil'sArabiai
Butler'sNervsand Bone,
Hunts,
Hnyos'g,
Tobins'svsuotia
Howe'a Nsrvc and Bone,
Kellingsr'H,
Gardeners, a.
Bartiue'RHoru
Msrchant'sGarzliuR,
Cherokee,
Jayna'
AGUEEEMEDIEB, ETC.
Osgood 's Indian Colosogus,
Rovand's Tonic MiItEse,.
Smith % Tonic Syrup,
Wynkocp's Tonic,
Speeds Febriiuge, .
Vegetable Feorifuge. ..I#
LOZEEGES.
shermnn1e Cough and Worm,
Brysn Tsp ulnonic Waters,
Locock 70 Pulmonic Waters. g."
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wnhpsue or Hair Giles
Bnrry's Tr.cophsrous,
Lyons katharion. Il
Boyle,s Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's HhirInvisorator,
Jayne's Hnir Tonic,
Van Deussn's Wahpene. ..
Leudon'soriental Hair Tonic,
Hnnel'sEan Lus.rale, a4 60.
Oldrtdge's Balm ofColumbiA,
RadNnyIh Circaasinn Balm.i
PANACEAS. "
5wsln'a Houck's, E..@@.rD
Cullsn'sindian Vegetable,
Louglay's Great Western, t..4-.
OiNTnIENT AND sALvEs.
Dalley'sMagical Pain Itractor,
Professor Hollowsy's0intmens,
hlsAlliater's All-Healing,
Brooks's Magicsnlve, Pryoy'sPil
Gray'A, Ha-Tison's Specific,
Trask sMa6ustic, Judkir's,
Loldan'sAll-HealinE Russia.
OILS.
Rushton'e Cod LiverOil,
NcNair'aAcenE.ic, Scarpa'n do,
British, Harlasm.
BITTERS.
aioEa.'a Pheui.. Hlaks'aAromatl
WOLFE'S AROMATIC
~ Drdggists and Merchants.
consaiuod in the above catnlogu
calling or sending their orders ~
! extensive assortment Of GENU
United states,and tthe lowest
= y. w.
GENUINE B
n74t Nos.iSl a
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SWANS
BANK NOTE LIST AND DETECTEk,
IL 49, A

aAFFICE Or NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
W NsTITuToNoHcs No. ~ Camp s.reesIncorpOrnssd IN
der of the Legislature 18th March, 1855.
The OF this Inuon will be for shs reception OF De-
morning (Sundaya eTsspted from o'clock and
Saturday evenings from 5 TO O'Clock.
Dspogi.s OF One Dollar aud upwards will be received
yueu uudais strictly limited act Of
orson Sa.es, the
sians, Of City Of New Orleans.
upon and Real
city ofSev Osan srcsedng
app raised cash value
the Incorporated
orleaus exceeding Of the market value
PROFIT derived the employ Of the lands
be distributed enihnnual among The DePoatdra
directly indirectly of the lands
ceive any pay emolur1sat Whatever.
dposits having interest a rnte be
less than $1,000 deposited for aapcai
TRUSTEES.
George Euss, A. D. Kelly, William Fogel,
" n. Mercer 500. Urquhart r. 3. Sumner,
G. C. Duncan, A. Heinar Gaorga JouAs
WiIheimuE Bogsr. P. N. Wood, Thos. A. ClHrk,
Tho.. A. Adams, E..A. Bradford, D. ID. Wihera.
wv. MERCER, Prezidcnk
A. D. KELLY, !
W5I. VOGEL. Vice preaideats
F.. B. SUMNER, J
D. D, WRITER'S, Treasurer,
NJ Bcorss ohe Acs o. incorporation and Bya~n be
Seio al he uISce
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-08

The Company have the following aeseta =
Invested in Bond and Mortgage property worth double
the loaned thereon .fss6,Ols 90
other siocks....... ss,9s5 90
Bills Receivable, being 1aO,sT3
Invested 10 Real Esae estimated value 64s 0s
Due Premiums Collection. 5o3ss 65
Scrip from other Companies estimated vaue 8O65 90
Cash hand. l009is %
Total Assets .s1s3 1913 40
THoS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice PrssideutH
GU. MANsoSl, Secretary.
...g TRUsTEEs:
John Watt, G.S.Hawkina, H E. B. smedes.
J. A. Bnrelli, We Seymour. Thos Henderson,
shmuet Bell, WIG. Robnron, NJ. AvendRno,
J.W. Zaehsrie, A. G. stouEe, s. n. Darby,
NJ o. H. Norton P.simnB, N. ]. Mummy,
G. T.. Buddecke, R.W. Estln, nj. Heine,
". +. Vredenburg, T.C.B. Tuilis, SAM. Smith,
S. e. Kennedy. John o. Ben.l W. P. Converse,
R. B. sumusr, ]. W. Carroll, Geo. MacGreEer,
H. Freson c. Fellowes, S. B. Newman.
w. P.S . $
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-08

4 AR0LlNA RICE--42 casks Carolina Rice,
just received ED lsnag lron brig isabella Iewe from
dis BARELLI co, 6! Common rrset.