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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

ALL lHLh a n4Eio TOE OllIE.
ThNllE subscriber, as attorney, as for sale
4. several valuable Farms Of vari, us sizes.
from 200 to 600 acres, lying in Saint Mary 5
county, Md, on both the PatuXent and
Potomac rivers, ut from $50 to $50 per acre.
The lands in this county offer many i'll
duccmcnts to those DESTROYS OF investing in
Real Estate, us the soil is naturally good and
easily improved, are for the most part upon,
or in close proximity to, naviglblc water.
(thc most distant part Of the county being
not more than five or SIX miles ~ -,
from navigation) are generally = si,t ~
heavily TIM BERED, can be bought SYsas:s;T
comparatively cheap and are rapid
iy rising in value.
To Il tract Of 100 acres, al the mouth of the
patuXent river, within six or seven hours
run Of Baltimore by the PatuXcut steamers
plying thrice week, lie would particular,
cal! attention, us the chance to get land 81
we'll situated seldom occurs. Price, SD
per acre.
Amy communication to him at Leonard
Town, St. Mary's Co., Nd, will rccciv,
prompt attention. He will also take pleasure
i'll waiting personally on all who may visit iii,
county with Il view to lool; at lands.
GEORGE S. KING.
April 10, lSJ6-2m.
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NOTICE..

IN justice to the parties (many of whom it
IL is be lieyed are not aware of the fact,) the
following list of names of former Supervisors,
whose accounts remain unsettled is pub
lished.
They, or their legal representatives, are
hereby notified and requested to appear and
settle the same at one or the other Of the
meetings of the County Commissioners, to
be held on the 10th and 18th Of June next.
By Order,
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Couatg Commissioners Cecil countu.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Barton Jno W. Morgan James w
Benson Thus S. NJ organ Charles III
Bolton james Mitchell James S
England William Price John K
lIusfclt John Pennington Daniel
Hays John Price John IL
lIcvcllow Reuben Roberts John
Jones John W Robinson Toilus
Jester Phillip r Robinson VIM
Jones Benedict Rep Of Reed Joshua
JIG ter James Simmons Benjamin
King Francis Vandyle Thomas
SECOND DISTRICT.
Anderson John g Campbell Geo Rep OF
Bayard Thomas J Price Samuel
Boulden Richard d Seaman Edward
THIRD DISTRICT.
Armstrong Henry McNeal Thomas
Brown Joseph K McCreary John
Carter Robert Rep Of Pierson Eli
Hays Robert NJ Riddle james Rep of
Hanna Samuel Shippers John w
Lee John Shippers Henry d
McCauley Rep Of Todd Levi
McCauley Daniel Warburton james
McCaulcy Jcthro
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Brookings Rep Of Kirk Ellis P
Brown Robert N Markee John
Brown Robert Rowland John
Evans John Peterson Tobias
Edie Arthur S Spence VIM
Finley Thomas G Tweed Jas Rcpof
Hall Levi Vanzant William
James Thomas G
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Atkinson Stephen Norman Stephen
abrams James G Owens VIM Il
Aiken Robert Phillips s. Sr Rep o.
Bristow Ric'd Rep of Pritchard James
Bristow Jno Riddle William
Gibson Hugh B Russell Matthew
lldnSell Adam Riddle John Of VIM
Little Adam Stops Gnstavus
Lort Joseph Sr Rep Of Simcoe VIM Rep of
Lort Franklin W Thompson Samuel
Alahony Stephen Wilson John
McNey John Wngate Joseph S
SIXTH DIsTRrcT.
Atkinson Eli sha Kirk John
Berlin Jno Little VIM
Cook Franklin Maxwell David
Crothcrs James Nee ormick Ncvin
En- land Joseph Matthews J Ohm
Clifford Stephen Oldham james +
llammc rsmitl j ohm Ramsey Andrew
llaincs Joseph Reynolds David
llalnes Basil Reynolds I. Rep of
Howard Ellis + Rogers Ahner
Hewitt VIM Rep of Richards Isaac
| Hill Isaac Richards Jacob
| Harlan Stephen p 1homps on Anthony {
Jackson Isaac Tyson Levi
Jackson Caleb Wiley Vim
Kirk Alphonso
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Adams Richard Mchlullin James
| Boyle Patrick Maxwell Jas l.
Broughton Henry Il Patton VIM
Clcndcnin Daniel Russell John
| Craig John Ryan Jno N Y
| Campbell John Is Smithson Henry
Fulton Alex Sr Stephenson Robert
| Gay Samuel Jr Steel Hug
Grillcn cor Griiee) " smith Cornelius
Gillespie james Way Samuel
| Love Bennett Way John G
Mccullough Alex Warner Richard
McMulin VIM Rep of
May 81, lS5G-3w.
|
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4 MEN Gamble Ilandkercllicrs Swiss and
- Jaconett, Edging and Inserting, Bird
Eye Diaper, Crash, Napkins, Irish Linens,
tor sale by Il. +. MAY.
uDr =
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EOI'Ee'E.

NTEW Black Silks,
~ New Stripe and Plaid Silks,
New Shalla De LANES,
New Bcrcge De LaincS,
New Bercge, Plain and Fancy,
New Black Bcrcgc, Plain and Fancy,
New Dress Trimmings.
New Collars, Laces, Edgings, &c, in
store now at E.BROWN, JR'S.
apr 10
NTEW Black Cloths,
~ New Black Cassimcres,
New Fancy Cassimeres,
New Fcstings,
New Congress Caters,
New Patent Leather Shoes,
for Men and Boys, in store now. and for sale
by L. BROWN, JR.
april ID
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TWO Fisheries.

on 1t and at the proper season wild ducks are
found there i'll large quantities. The soil is
naturally good and very improveabe.
The Steamboats, ON the several lines be-
tween Philadelphia and Baltmorr-hotli
those to Frenchtown and those to Chesapeake
City-pass daily. The New Castle and
Fienchtown Railroad Company have long
wished to extend their railroad to this point
and to terminate it there instead Of at French
town, Which when effected will render the
property very valuable. The convent rnCe
even now of communicating with PhiAlr l.
phil and Baltimore from this place recon-
mend it as Il favorable situation for Country
Seats for persons DESTROYS Of leaving the city
i'll the summer season.
The improvements consist of three small
r. dwelling houses, II small barn
- ~tN.., a and two lime kins.
- u; & THE TERMS OF SALE pre-
~ .g.sssasass.Ss scribcd by the decree require
the payment of one third part of the purchase
money in cash on the day Of SALE one other
third pant thereof in nine months and the
rcsiduc in eighteen months from the day of
sale: the last two ilstaments to bear interest
from the day Of sale, and to be secu ed by
the bonds or notes of the purchaser with
surety to be approved by the Trustee.
u sale to commence at l. o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN G. GROOME,
Elkton, May 81, lSj6--ts. Trustee.
Nv +i:c journal: Del. Gazette; Germantown
Tel graph; Ioylstuwn lntcligemcei; Village Rec
ord; Trenton state q Izette once u wcck.and Phil
adcip ha Inquirer publish ri-wockly TIL solc aud
send bills To trustee
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| ENLOOR, Stair and Table Oil Cloths, Straw
a. Mating, Hemp, Cotton, Ingram and Stair
Carpcting, Il good assortment Of each. for
sale by r. MAY.
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7 TNDERSLEEFES, Spenccrs, and Worked
~ Collars for sale by X. +. MAY,
AUr II.
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New SpI ing Goods.

D T. MAY has received his New
lVs Spring Goods, finished opening and
marking, and is prepared to display them to
his customers, and the public generally.
He has Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Groceries. provi
sions, Quecnsware, Hardware, Ccdarware,
&C., &c. [Elkton, April II, 1856.
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SlllRT1NG, Sheetlng, Ticking, Towcling,
~ and general assortment OF house tilrn-
ishing goods, for sale by RF. MAY.
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as donot wish to be left alone in the world / think
you ought stealing d gentle arm around him. and
smiling close up into his face yon ought to get
your life insured! Yes,I do though!n
You do! Well, I don't know but think it
would be cheaper to move Besides, dear, if should
ever get drowned in one Of those cursed watertraps,
you could sue the city, you know and perhaps get a
right snug sum for me Y
Sure enough! / didn't think Of that But then
you know that if your life should be insured besides
it would be such good thing for Johnny--it would
give him such a start i'll the world.n
Yes dear, but I'm devilish hungry now, and will
talk about that hereafter Is dinner ready?"
Yes, reckon so. Catherine fetch in dinner
But neither Catherine nor the dinner showed them
selves Repeated and louder calls made with no
better effect. Mr.. and Mrs. s. thereupon went back
toinvestigate, and broke upon new horror. The
food had washed the kitchen out, put the fire out,
and caused Catherine herself put out for the corner
grocery, where she staid and got gloriousy drunk.
Such house !" muttered Mr.. s.. as he sat down
to cold snack. Mrs. s. smiled languidly, looked as
if she felt badly, but said nothing.
And so, we leave them in their felicity.
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BRUTAL MURnER.-We learn from the Chicago
Daily Tribune, of the 2lst ult, that young married
woman was murdered in a shanty near the mouth of
Grow Wing river on the 10th ult, by man named
Dicks Her husband at the time the deed was com
mitted was absent at st. Anthony, where he was at
work in one of the mills A brother left that morn
ing with a friend, who, with Dicks, had breakfasted
with the family. The murder was committed soon
after. The condition of the body showed that the
woman had been shot and then grossly outraged.
The brother and friend returned late the following
day. and entering the shanty found the body of the
woman lying upon the floor, weltering in her GORE
and her baby still alive by her side. Dicks was ar
rested and such was the feeling against him that at
one time it was feared he would be lynched
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a PERErvEp BnEAru.-What lady Or gentleman

7 ItEf UEtD DtEaI Ii--N' dI IHNy OF gtIItItIIIN
would remain under the of dageeable BREATH wcu
by using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers denrice,
would not only render it sweet but leave the teeth white ala
baste2 Many do not know their eatis bad and
SUBJECTS delicate their friends viii mention H.
single drop Of the llm your tooth brush wash
teeth night md morning. fifty cent bo;tle will ast year,
A beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using
Balm Of Thousand Flowers II will tan, pnln,Gr
and frecfles from the skim leaving of a ro hue.
Wct towel Two OF ree drops and WASN'T ace night
and morning. !
Sharing Iude EGsyE yonr shaving BRUSH either warm
cold pour three DROPS of Balm OF Thou
sand Flowers ru the beard well 1t will make beautiful
soft ater much facilitating the operation Of shaving Price
only 50 Fttrdge * Co.. proprietors For sale by J
Wright t Co, 0. O. Woolmen, and all druggists.
tei5 iii Weod6m
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Notice.

Ny engagement with Messr Powell & Hopkins expires this
day and have opened office No. l3l Common street,
carondelet, for the transaction Of COTTON FACTOR
AGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, in my
and for my
J. F. GIRAULT
REFERENCES:
MessrB POWELL & HOPKINS;
Messfs FREDERICK RODEWALD & CO.;
JOHN R. SHAW, Esq;
j. NJ L.tFEYRE ESD, President I.ousaa State EapI
JAMES PENN, Esd, President Union Bank;
H. j. PALFREY ESQ., Cashier Branch Louisiana State Bank:
G. A. S RoNnEAU, ESD Asst Cashier La sEale Bank
WIN. NJ. PERkIN Esq;
JOSEPH W. ALLEN, Esq.
July I, 1856. iyl 2i,2t<W
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$500 prizes amounting to-. sa yn
The 1900 Prizes Of $50 determined by the number which
draws the s35Uo0 irel that number should be odd num-
her then every odd number ticket in the scheme will be entitled
to IS So if an number, then every number ticket will
be entitled S. 90 III addition other prize which may
drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd even nun
Der tickets will be certain of drawing nearly onehaf the cost of
the same with chances of obtaining other prizes.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable in full with
out deduction
All prizes Of $1,000 and under. paid Immediately after the
dawinsother prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers
will he forwarded TO purchasers Immediately the drawing
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves S. Quarters, S2ts.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets at either Office
Orders for tickets can be addressed either to 49,.
@ Drawings received in this city days after The drawing
S. SWAN & Co, Ata!anta Ga
ie2 2pti prS SWAN, Montgomery Ala
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WARL1KE-The Montreal journals are manifesting
great indignation against our Government for dis
missing Mr. Champion, and predict that we shall
either have to back out or fight The same journals
largely ofthe preparations orhostes now being
made i'll Canada. A large supply of heavy cannon
and mortas are on their way to Quebec at this time
portion of the new gunboat fleet is also to be sta
toned in the St. Lawrence river, below Quebec.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-02

AN 1NcIDENT--The New York Express, of the 25tl
ult, says that at the st. Nicholas Hotel Mr. Warner
Councilman from the Sixteenth District, and Chair
man of one of the American Committees, spoke to
Mr.. Fillmore as follows
DESTROYS proronling to yo one query for my own
Satisracton well for that OF my friends
represented by many supposed to have
the opposite party that will allow your
candidate, and that will give party
lead Of John c. Fremont simply wish YOU if there is
any truth in the representation p
Mr. Fillmore replied follows: already written
letter accepting the nomination rendered me make
double tell you that determination
TO stand by the party that hes nominated me; anil till
secs fit TO withdraw name will not be withdrawn"
There have been thousands of wishes expressed
among Mr.. Filmore's political opponents that he
would withdraw. He will neither decline nor be run
off the course, but come out ahead on the day of trial
as time will show.
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u.. DAVID MOORE, sec'y.
MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS, I

City Hail. June %, 1856 s
rs" Notice is hereby given, that from and
after the first day Of July there will be kept open the
Mayors Office, between the hours of O'clock and
O'Clock, p. NJ, COMPLAINT BOOK, for recording com
plants OF municipal abuses Of all kinds.
The undersigned, Mayor invites all persons avail them
selves of this mode Of communicating him all violations of
the city ordinances all nusaccs and any dcrection Of duty
the part any of the officers the city, his intention
all legal in his power the laws to
forced and the public interests protected.
CHAS. VI. WATERMAN,
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Nj ORLEANS ]! eftstfllt.
Ii. Il Hi asF ttEls
sA .sRs n NtxoS ;F #sWlLEI AL; ii ApAas.
M M yp A ND 5AfhTs sst# I


sAaaEs oa Will 81. n, ApAAs-
T5 u ON u DAMS
Ia HSI b iii u, ta aI y y A. - q n E.
sS d s5R VI s.:
~ N tho
cY afah for
vance and Quarterly at the
same week. the carriers.
per il all eases
81 for avery 80 cents
Advertisements 81 fcF every
fnsestion.
pnblshsd charged 81 per
55g3Ss Squire every
VIII one month, ~
longer and no enent OF SUBJ
stopped until all are paid at the
Is VI option of tfe prop scrs. s8S S
LieFaI Discount be made to regular advertisers
( TIEa DaEIfY CRESCENT
has for adFer-
Fanny F4PKR eirclates largely, reaching
many homes early hour and being read
Of business hours articles
family may be advanageousy published in It's
columns.
sEsE9I u wv EFKL " #G RE . g EN- E3 @ ii
published every invariably in
eireulatiof throughout Lou
isasa ssppi, Texas and other
States presents favorable mode to making
t,sir wares md commodities vertssnents
serted Tor u per each iasa
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We learn from dispatch dated Easton, Pa, June
24th, that John W. Rand, who was committed to
Hunterdon county jail for robbng the Labertvile
Railroad office, had made his escape the night be-
fore. 1t is supposed that his wife, who was the last
person with him on the day of his escape, gave him
the necessary tools. A large reward has been offered
for his apprehension.
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CopNrtieel.sNis3.

Theundersigned have this day formed coparneshp in
this city under the style and of NORRIS AULL Co.
for the purpose carrying the Clothing Business.
THADDEUS NORRIS,
CIIAS. G. MAULL,
New Orleans July Ist, 1856. EDWARD C. HANCOCK.
nSOn retiring from the above firm, cordially
my successors Messrs Charles G. Mau and Edward c.
Hancock my friends confident that they will give entire salts
faction in every tepar Of the business.
iyl 2ptf A. H. WAY.
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The Howard Association of Norfolk have deter
mined to present gold medal to each of the mem,
beers of the Mobile Can't-Get-Away Club "most dis
tingushed in volunteering their aid to the people Of
that city during the terrible epidemic of last year,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-02

Colonel E j. Young, of Philadelphia, performed
the remarkable feat Of rowing boat from that city
to Cape May and back in four days for wager of
$500 The weight Of the boat was one hundred
,1ounIs
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E9HLight IN Steamboats, or Ships EIoId-As
the e Uncle Sam has returned port We would
invite the public and ncreduos visit and for themselves
the improvement in the DAYLIGHT REFLECTOR placed
her decks which gives perfect satisfaction They can be
had at short notice by applying TO
J. MALLETT, Agent,
Ernnt
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From special dispatch in the New York Daily
Times, of the 25h ut we learn that Secretary Marcy
has under consideration the law recently enacted by
the Legislature of New Granada, levying duty of
nearly 10 cents per ounce on all foreign mails trans
ported across the Isthmus This law is clearly viola
tive of our treaty with Granada, and will be re-
sisted
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53a M 38fl + laf7l fFs9 ~ a
% nsil,ess and Cotto.l.y

1T MI not require much space to ehroniele the
colrse Of business yesterday. viii note that So
as water could impede out of door transactions, its
effects we're really essential. A heavier rain, per
aps more Of has not fallen III SO short time dur
ing the teaiarly il the business part Of
Z tile day II
vas reported at an early hour that later adyices
4 from Europe were in town. 1T proved to be So and
that they were brough by tie steamer North Ameri
arrived at Quebec, being Of the 18th June from
L Liverpool This il the third time we have received
adyiees via anticipation Of the steamers at
New York and Boston. The Bremen steamer Her
man was due yesterday at New York. The political
is Of the most interesting nature, and in
dicates that the aaicable relations between the two
countries England and the United States, will not be
4 disturbed. Isl
accounts Of tie markets are favorable, although
the Mark Lane late number says that it
will require three millionsqua Of wheat for tile
coming three months say TO harvest. It also says,
that it is well that potatoes hold out and are plentiful
Ireland where many of the corn markets are near
ly bare, which leads to the impression that all the
Indian corn which is going sforwafd to England will
beleqnred. This will not however, have any sinfu-
ence on this narketat this time, There will be more
corn raised this season than ever before In some sec
lions tits so far advanced as to be beyond the casual
ties Of Tie season The attention Of the commercial
world being drawn to the general condition of the
growing cropof cotton, and We shall soon begin to
have figuring and estimating from almost every count
ing room and brokers' office throughout the land So
faraa New Orleans is concerned, we trust our book
sellers and sationers have made necessary arrange
nents for extra quantities Of paper ink and pens To
meet the views Of some operators, it will require loads
Of reams OF one, hogsheads of the other and cart
loads Of the third carry ont those IDEAS Which are
settling down to four million Of bales for the present
season. ofcourse there are some who are disposed
to aeeepto $3.50 900 as the maximum, and few old
antiquarians still believe that 1905 900 will be the
extent Of the receipts from the LIST September 1856,
7 to31st August, 1851, barring ordinary ycissitudes
and chances.
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.E'0ss'fEt OF JesJy E'estivay.

GRAND FEC N1G PARITY
The Ladies Of the Temperance Association Of the Third Dis
tric will give splendid PIC MIC AND COTILLTONP
on FRIDAY FOURTH OF JULY, McCarthys Plantation,
near Independence street. Third District Entrance Great
men street To commence mt 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
"A good Cotion Band Is engaged for the occasion.
Refreshments Of all kinds will be furnished free of charg,
The Charities and Dauphn street Omnibusse stop within four
squares Of the plantation. "...'-
h~ Tickets One Dollar and Fifty Gents each TO be had
the door. ie23td
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I'D We are indebted to the ladies Of the Third
District Society 10 their
MIC. 70 come off Macarthy1s Plantation. We
VIII great pleasure in their
Il tion PERSONAL lift possibl
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Notice.

DISSOLUTION OFF COPARTNERsHEP,
The copartnerhn heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style Of NORRIS WAY is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Tiaddeus Norris charged with the liquidation Of the
THADDECS NORRIS,
per pro. EDW. c. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July Isl, 1856 A. II. WAY.
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The Canadian steamer Anglo.saxon, from Liverpool
for Quebec, put into Greenock Scotland on the 18th
June, with her machinery disabled She left again in
few days and proceeded on her voyage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-02

very destructive fire occurted at Portland, Maine,
on Tuesday, the 9th ut. Property to very large
umount was burned, including two large hotels and
church.
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j. B. STEEL begs leave to inform his customers
the CITY and COUNTRY that he is receiving large
and well selected assortment of
Blank Books, Paper and Stationery,
comprising all that is requisite for the COUNTING HOUSE
and CLERKS OF COURTS. Also, constanon hand full
supply of ACCOUNT CURRENT and ACCOUNT SALES
PAPERS.
BLANK BOOKS manufactured to order.
PRINTING executed with neatness and despatch.
J. B. STEEL,
Bookseller Stationer and Law Publisher,
ie30 an3t No. 60 Camp
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HEAD QUARTERS 1sT Co. ". B. A., I
A


,EJ@F'frst Company Washington Battalion
of rlleryfou are hereby ordered assemble Arsenal
FRIDAY 4h inst. O'Clock, 4. NJ. fully equipped
Infantry, with fatigue cap for Parade and Target Excursion
also to attend regular drill THURSDAY Evening Sd inst
O'Clock precisely. Punctal and general
pected. By order
HORACE !. HUNTING.
Commanding
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-02

DnFall Young, clerk Of the steamer
has placed Us under igations for
+ files Of St. Louis papers
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY !. 1855.

lsasia9 fe ely during ssa,tss desire
ths them done
Vine aa9
ssafess at eur obtceg 71 Camp ttrsat.
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\ BRANpHs AND WINES The attention Of purchas-
ersis called to the nnressrved sale auction this II
O'clock at the Custom House Warehouse, Benye street,
the corner Regal packages cognas brandy $50
wine ali in bond, entitled 70 debenture.