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"
day docking undockng vessels will be charged
one a the 5 @ r ar not at tiny Any fag d. o
such less rates they wsh making good however to this
l6 IKE sid am Of Hughes vaee q Co.. shall conform
te ae charged BY oSr yell known T. The city
lh Said firm Of Hughes Vaiette Co.. shn be entitled to
S viii e in fa s6r SO So ' s''A
the IND ssss s For he aEh a oc a
erection by tleia for the of this corporation together
e S we auneed as we'll as the recommendation Of
its @ and the he a and nfe Of the hy sha re-
day Of October last past s55 he eighteen hundred
en y a 5 c he ss ad S5S a e
e and @ Ti1 81 i 4 e t
may be incurred for the construction Of wharve that
= tn The s9d firm Of hughes yslete Co. shall maketo
the eomtanys agent weekly reports Of the business of the
ia Any three stockholders time have the power
stockholders each share slal count and all cases.
s,oeGolder shall ever be ahs Or 70 or for said cor
Poo on e 3has o s hpT s unpaid balance due to the
5t When the period winding up affairs
h ssS By s sda
It Shall be her duty to sell dispose Of entire property Of
the terms to l be hed by the stoGko'dss at cen
s @ ps gff H
ae o. 5 Be sses 'G t respective
in I dSs & a @ SSa {" &s%
petent witnesses, vino have hereto signed their together
Will '''' ''''A'si9 ''q Original ai inil sgned
| R. B. Sumner, ten shares.
VIM WhanD. FIVE shares.
Hughes Vaette Co., sixteen shares
Fred'k lamerden, two shares.
T VIM WhG aHs,n Tr afiesn one he share.
| E. j. Hart Il Co. five shares
Gorn's B. Payne, four shares.
4. Converse for his wife, Mary Converse,
Kelley, shares.
Daniel Johnston by r. B. Sumner, Atty two shares.
J. 81 lagE {e1,ta two ~, shares. .,au
a Aq o aTs So 1no sha nme one share
Q, Pnlmss, for Mary r. Palncs one share.
A. j. WhFinore, for Mrs. Ellen Robinson shares
a Whtmore, for Mrs Mary Ann Allen, one share.
Al. Mlmore for Mrs Fanny Ruiz, one share
A. J. Mhl,nore for Mrs 6 Davis, one share.
EDW,D O. Willard.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true Of the original
et Of record in my current register s ~ faith whereof
Official seal, this fourth day Of May A D 1856
% VOORHEES,, GRIGGs i CO,
my29 10 Tcho'ptculas street.
1GYss sie R III Tsse o6 for sale by
myl3 ..u, Is fchouptouln street.
SALT-ls,5oO BUSHELS SALT, CARGO OF SHIP AS.
mys j. H. AsHBRInGE s CO. l2l Common street.
5 Y INSEED O1L-24e bbs and 10 casks Raw, and 80
j M boiled Linseed Oil, landing and for sale BY
i. | 1AULNINts NTALLETS AND ITSON-A good
a,,, 's' '1'' 'S'''''' '' A II I'll ! hEARNY
WH1skY-2oO bb vs. pssby rs Star sqr sale
L my29 u Tchorpioulas street.
C,IGARs-A good assortment, Hsxana nan and domestic
| myl corner of Canal and New Levee,
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I 3. b. MORSE, snpt. q. and G. 3. R.


n - New Orleans, ! owe ruber l, iooo. q
Office N. o., OPP. md q. W Railroad GO. T. !
Mr. T. Bridge S-In your inquiry reiatiVe % le
performance Of the in use upont road
can only say that they quite equal to Your
and that among the variety OF pumps We oaYe NJ us,
decidedly the best. = ,-,,,,, w., rr,,.,,; s.
The above Pumps and Engines IRE constantly for sale by the
ulscriber sole agent here for the manutacturers Il F.
sie1S and sWS 7s ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazine street
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The Company have the following assets. viz:
Invested In mortgages on property worth 80 ~ Xvi.
double the aInotnt loaned thereon. S5i25U w
rnvssed in bank 6S, 6i5 %
I,oaned on bank stocks 125, 40 90
Invested (ofice rs Camp ST. 5l,UUO w
Bills receiyableat short time for premi- -
1tns IA, 6Ub 10
6 scrintion notes selAs 4t4ls So
pferalms in of collection u 4tb 81
ssh oul hand. S6,0A 10
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JosEPH BLEDSoE.
a. RIFFKN d BILE DSOEG, ATTORNIES-AT- Law
" Austin Texas will give prompt attention collecting
oney any part the agent for persons
wnig Lands attend to any BUSINESS pertaining General
ral ~
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..LuNESCHLOSS BROS. & Co.
NsssT ia Camp street. beg leave advise the City
x@C|sE and Country trade that they have on hand
s1SzS-S0s. on consignment and ordered to close
" forthwith, large assortment of Guns, Rifles,
Pistols Ta6s and Pocket Cutlery Poteon
Builders Hardware of every description Crates Tools etc.
etc. they offer at most reasonable prices and
tinrt
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Total amount Of assets. $3.50, 8
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

! Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Re that the 18th JaEnqry, 1856 before me,
the subscriber. Justice Of the Peace N and for the city
Aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother PRESIDENT
and james 81. Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn ac
corng law depose say that the above accounts are
ns and true correct transcript from the books Of the
said rnmnany. a. BROTHER, Presdent. VIZ
80 80 JAS. II. WHEELER. Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of JRnay
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay an interest OF M
er cent IN cash on the outstanding certificates Of profits to the
holders thereof their legal Oh and after
MONDAY, the llh Of February next! l.
The Trustees have also declared dividend Of Ten
mar cent on the net earned premiums Of the Company for the
yeard ending st December 1855 for which certificates VIII DC
Issued on and after the 18th OF March next
This Company continues 10 insure against The peril of the
and damage FIRE. at the current rates oil
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street. i
- - 5T' IS ALEX AMBER BROTHER, President.
-. ANY, - .InEM r. SHAY. Vice President.
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C1REN CIR L A.Nl Il 81

3Y7IsENCM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GLASSES FUK
Leon Langn Of y she Esnsh
gives respectful notice to the public that on MoNAl June
9TH hewi commence, and continue during the whole summer
new classes Of three different degrees for gentlemen
Elementary Middle aud Superior Glasses at his oHee
sty Building Barce and Common Streets oot NO. i
The classes will take place in the evening at various hours
from to O'clock su anybody The learning Of the
language Will made extremely easy by new method Of sim
plifcRtiDn 4554 Il 5S&sTtE = e26 I, ~,
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street, New Orleans, La.
j" VERMIFU GEES.
Winer'S Canadian,
Swain's,
Perryis Dead Shot,
jnyne's Tonic,
l&erl's,
=. A. Fahrestoek's,
McIIane's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES.
Wistur's 3alsala Of WildCkerry
Hastings Naptha,
Shetman's Balsarn,
Buchau's Hungarian,
Dayis,s Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup
BartholOInew'S E4pectorant,
Halls BalsGm,
Swnym's Syrup Of WildCherry,
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylor's Baisam Liret%ort,
Jay-ne's EXpectnrAut,
Winer's EIerampaine,
Rogers Liverwoct and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners I!iverwort,
Stadler's Cherry ESpectorant,
London's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
SARSAPAEILLA5.
DR.. John Bulls,
s. 2. Townsend's,
Sands's,
Old jacob Townsend's
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Graaifauherg's
Bristol's
! Guysott's Yellow Deck.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
| Ewen's Strengthening
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
Badeau's.
Knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous, -
Erilnth'S ADHESIVE.
Hnllowav'S Arnics
LTNIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayes's
Tobias's Venetian
Eoxe's Nerve and Bone,
kellirser's,
Gardeners,
Bartiue's Hors
Merchants Garglin@,
Cherokee
jayne
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgoed's Indian ChOgogue,
Rowundfs Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
L0HENGE Els.
Bryanis puln1onie Waters.
T,ocnck's Pulm0nic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
I0vatts Wahpene or HairGlo
J,Ton's atlarien,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Pbyion,s Hair Tuviporator
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
VAN Oeusen's WahDene,
T,nudon,s Oriental Hair Toni,
Hanaj'5 Fan Illustrate,
0idr;dpe,s Balm Of Columbii
Rai,vsy,s CirrassiRn Balm.
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Cincinnati, December |, 1856.

Messrs Geo. D. Wfnchell, Bro 4 Co; = !
small shop the line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Rsroaa
consider It the pumping apparatus within my
Tile engine drives besides the pumps 0nch circular saW,
athes ana drill press and there power to spare WIN
IS pound the square Of the boiler
Cordially notice Of railroad managers ana
Others Yours truly, & : {, ~, = :, n
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T EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANS.--I4EEDs &
IL Co.. Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical aud Hor
zons Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mlls Vacuum Pans n.
Ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all
Machinery required for the South. 53554E 3F5 Is q
have been duly authorized and prepared to construct
ST1LLMtANs PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE. =
+ fel2 dSWly *z LEEDS 4 co. #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19

Is attend all professional business in St Landry and
Avoyeies that may be entrusted to his care Office ut oF-
LOtSAS, la.
Referonces-Chas NJ Waterman hardware erchant G. y.
Olivier ESQ., hos. y. Miller commission anti Chas E.
Singleton attorney ataw; Nixon Adams Crescent Office
New Orleans. ms
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MILES C. FOLIAKLS, AUCTIONEER AND COM
IYl MISSION MERCHANT, Washington street, Vicksburg
Z Mississippi.
consigned him. and prompt remces made for the
Refers
Messrs. John Watt Co.. and Cuddy, Brown Co.. New Or
a2S "
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"a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
- ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner OF Benton and
~ Enphrosine streets Office No, l06 St. Charles street
W. 1.-Two doors from the St. Charles Theater,) Manufac
Of the latest md most approved Patterns Of Raling We
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and ali kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes
n Raings Castings, Guard Boxes Sash Weights Ven
tators sale at the Old Stand lo6 ST. Charles New
Orleans, OPS "
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HARDWARE.

e r.. T. X. BENNETT. FRANCIS LURGEs.
ss IRON WoRkS The undersigned beg eayeto inform.
@ the public ana builders generally thai they are nan,
featuring all kinds Of Architectural and Building Iron
Nos q and 81 Circus street such yerandahs Rail
ing Shutters SAFE and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs. Iron Bridges Roofs, ETC. @5=5%4
They keep constantly haAd Cast aud Wrought Iron Col
ventiatoFs and Sash Weights and fill ali orders Of
every Castings Columns Store House Fronts
with despatch.
lea Sui BENNETT & co.
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HOTELS AND RES ANTS.

+ - y. afURIsYEY'S HOTEL. REsTAU,
sssgttsa y RANT.ANB- OYSTER SALOON, No. 9S md
Nj 100 ST. Charles street, is open for the reception
of yisi,orsS Fish, Game and AL the Deficiencies
a served up the improved style and shortest
notice. all hours just lot Of fine Oysters ta aa
salt 35 | RlCHARD MoRfh ~. W Y =
- 5r--tN sANrS SALOON, loI ST.. Oh ARIES
Sl I'm eB3 STREET This Splendid Saloon having been
thoroughly fitted mp for the coming season ", a y
S5t ROW open. The very best Oysters VIII ne eon-
SANITY on haad be served BY ob!ign attendants
Wines and Liquors Of the very best quality are also 70 oe
found This increase q price mss deeIIeu
the Proprietors from keeping the best to 6e had "
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TNRIRAI,pElNG THE DEAD.-P. CASAN4AVE.
IL Undertaken No 81 Marnis street between Cnstomhouse aud
Benvie having purchased right from pr HOLMES Of New
to all ORDERS by day night The simple and is
done with inconvenience exposure. Bodies ernbamed by
him are warranted keep free from decomposition and can be
taken part Of the world without eSaln the sitfe0t
DECOMPOSITION restoredto perfect state of preservation
Full particulars pamphlets will be given to those who may
apply. . y, nil, ho
s,,,,I,e,I frea nf charge 40 en-
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VI THE WATCH STORE, NO. CANf1,
Efsreet has opened with al new goods consisting O.
tEsiag WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWElEI, GUNS, PISTOLS
and every variety of fancy goods of the latest pntterns
Having engaged the services OF MI JOS Il EaeT an &
thnt line.
Diamonds mounted and Jewey repaired and naanufscsaeo
to order
N. Bold Geld and Silver bought, -,r,,n,,
o2aIv 6MEtiOK 70 WllH1ON. -
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HARMONY L0BGEEo IS meets every Friday evening il
room, Second District. p. PonpAr N. t.:
vonrhies, Hasseps. Jr Secretary HI Galot Per
Secretary; Jt GasheTtsne Treasnr
HERMAN LODGE No. 80 meets every Wednesday
Marigny Buildings Third District e MohT N G
Xix Saige Secretary y. Faust, Fer
Secretary Peter BOIL. Treasurer Il
SOUTH IA meets every Fridasey 3
Gerard stitl Thos. G. Robinson, Secretary; Jane
FttrnesuS, Per. Secretary: @. Schmidt. Treasurer.
aTERgHANTSaLoDaEN No. meats every Monday evening
la room VI. Fl. ellis Ora
han PothieE. Secretary; B. Abbott. Per. Sec
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CFIEERAIElD IsT 4 Z, A,
I'M TION IPGMPS,--DDUBLE-A ACTING sSuG.iUN An
FORCE ENG IN S pNE
HINpRED AND TWENTY TIL DuSANl Galih9SS, l TT.fs
Hour y sUGAR-Ho usE ~ ~ EIkE EGGbs eER
LINED JUICE AND MoI.AsSEsa WITH RRAss, B 8ATh
VALVES; HOB ATER uMPS5 ron FosNthu $50 ~ -
BOIIERS&AGAINST ST IN NJ Y, Mi. y.
Mcowans Portable Plantation Steam Pulppin Engines or
lifting and forcing largo volume of water from me river
OVERLOOKING rice lands supplying houses ETC.
Engines snall Sugar House Engines with copper Inca st
steam Doctors and Weeking Engines IN raEs
CAPABLE ii throwing from SO rs gallons per minute through
ozze a distance Of from 100 10 I'D feet ,,,.
che enebes are each furnished with band wheel for
mill gin stands etc and san o. nfnsnsa
without for printing houses wase aGsss'
Nb by;ck work or erection any kind in putting
these engines work. both engines ana poers a.e
and all connections are made. e 5255iSa 5f
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TSE2ENCH LANGUAGE and LITTlRATnEE.
II LEON LAUGRIN, lately Lawyer at the Bar OF Parls
in the University of Louisiana.
ms French gentlemen at O'clock every evening
MN sreets i%j eE 5I93 i5 55 E#5&s milo
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CIVIL ENGINEERING AMID SURVEYING
" The undersigned having formed the Pnr.
pose Of ransacng any the line of Civil
Surveying may entrusted TO them within the state
Of Louisiana and having had considerable experience IN has
from those Interested therein j. G. DREuN.
y = W. S. MITCHELL
.4,.a. nMna No Comm, arcial placa no9 "
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,rT4sF n " d RAND ENcAs1PMENr OF LOUISIANA i.
o. holds its regular the third TUESDAY N an.
and 5uy the Odd Fellows Ha corner 81
Camp and Lafayette streets.
te Aloliton Nj w Grand PatFi'
~ ST Warden James FurneauS, r. W. g. Scribe H. vii
HAMS L. WI O. Treasurer; ". 4, Mcintosh B. w e. "
Is Durham. VIC. Rep; S. Nj. Todd W. G. Marshal
Shofass Kaslls CT seniael; John Frankford w Dep 9.
Gates r. w NJ G. Patriarch, of District No.
EFanEfn; Oscar Barbee d. D. @ Patriatc Of nsiric
Wos3 Eaton Rouge, Al Covert 3. VI. ID. p g. Patri
Clinton.
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g Odd Fellows Rest


s BOARD OF DIRECToR FOR oaicefs--Hen Bier,
President Srond, Treasurer James Furneau1 Secretary
Cemetery Harper dillingham; Gardner Smith, u-
ther Homes. Finance Keefe W. c. VIII
son. IT, Homes. Sexton-Daniel Merritt Members-Frank
Lewis w g Wilson, George Seymour, Il Goldman, g. B.
Bowditch, X z, Warner III Casterede, 3. Boulemet 0
VAULTS IN ssoDD FELL Bs REST J, may be procured
by applying f. NJ GoRIy ut Sekes IS Canal street;
al D. FFLp SrEgsoas 81 Camp street. II. MllLsrAUGH, U.
S. Mint and at the Seerehrys Office, in Odd Fellows Hail.
e ner Of Camp aud Lafayette streets. Hs}
members of Sockhoaing Lodges will he per
vault to- all others, $50 per vault as#Sg Sr%
relative the purchase Of Lots be had
JAMES + GRNEAUx X, Secretary O. F, Rest.
General Relief Committee.
The following The members for The present term: W
President II Exchange Place: DaSya, Treasurer
Sq BsGshas Epr4sa9y Secretary Odd Fellows
Ray ao Camp street. u NJ Crawford, corner Camp and Ora
yier streets w w nbeton Fourth District A. r. Peterson
ustom:house Il sanles, Richard Tehoppitop
las streets; j. j. Sherwood a. W F. W. FFuden
tha Common street, H. CS6terede, Custom house N Dick
of Poydras and EcpApitouNs sreets M MCMAHON
Algers; q u Paul isaudais, 10 Qhertses street; Charlie
Callahan. aa5& F's r
Regular meetings held on the third Monday in eacl
month. tie Seeretarys Office in Odd FeloWsi Hall corn
Camp and Lafayette streets at 6la O'Clock P. NJ
m3l tt JAMES FURNEAUE, Secretary.
3. Nj &
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CATAYyBA WINES, et se;;7r,n
IN Sn 7 do do ISABELLA;
Io6 DO LOOMS DRY e
60 barrels CATAWBA WINE;
do do BRANDY:
20 do BOURBON WHISKY, very superior
IL '''fe "DA - OGI.EsBY 6 MACAULAT.
;a76 an 5=g 65 Tchouptouas street
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q . JIaI.L,s PATNNr cDNcIsE,rE E1IHaE;

BEN TxiTTREDGE 81 CO., I'M
49, "a Tporers of Guns aud Sporting Apparatus in all
N%Sak$ its branches. Wholesale and retail dealers In
%Hs American Rifles, Pistols and Fire arms Of every
TSHS$s variety 55 st Charles street. near st Charles
" %@Hote New Orleans, and l34 Main street, Gin
cinpati Ohio AL If
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interior. lodges

BOARD or DIRECTORS OF ODD FEIlI,0Wssr Il ALI.
JIM meets their Office in Odd Fellows Hall on
the first Monday Of every month. ~ Inn.
John b Eein G. nnllep, John ockaEd T., q:
s{efsor. Epeas Smith, james Dafls george
Rareshide w. Bosworh, Geo Dsneyer, Edward fspury
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cECOMD-RAMD FURNITURE STORE. No
~ % Baronue street, near Canal.
Second hand Furniture all descriptions bought sold
also repaired vanished in the best and
reasonable terms.
Persons declining housekeeping and wishing dispose OF
their furtHre would do well to call on the undersjgned
j fe2S P. NJ. TOURNE.
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DRRsIIN EGESANCE. BJJVEt, sL4s N lASl7 l111,!VD
FACTORY corner of St. Charles and Clio streets, New
Orleans
GEORGE PtJRVEs Architect and Builder, respectfully in
FORMS his friends and the public that he has in addition to his
former business commenced the manufacture Of Doors she
and Blinds OF every description the above establishment
All orders left his Office q Commercial Place, the factory
tan,i,d 70 7-1-TI7 = AZ tim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union notices the fact that Mr.. Della
hay Is In Washington claiming to be entitled
to seat in Congress as the representative
from the State Of Kansas, and says that not
long hence Of course two other gentlemen will
duly make their appearance here, claiming to
be entitled to seats in the Senate of the United
States, under the Topeka-made constitution.
Mr.. Delahay's title to the seat he claims is
every whit as good as that of Ex-Governor
Reeder's to the seat he claims. They are
founded in the same right. If at any moment
Governor Reeder's title was good, that of De-
lshay superseded it on the 4th inst The
Union also calls attention to the fact that
the New York Tribune is again beseeching
the Abolitionists tot pour more battalions armed
with sharp's rifles into Kansas
The Intsiftgencer rejoices over the prospect
Of a speedy peace in Europe, and compliments
Austria and Prussia for the steadiness with
which they have preserved their neutral atti-
tude, to which the editor attributes the exist
ing prospect Of a cessation of hostilities. He
thinks that the resources of England for the
prosecution Of the war have hardly been taxed
as yet; and that though her success in the
Crimea has by no means been as brilliant as
that of France, she is really capable of &C.
oomPlishing much more than her dashipg ally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10

PfpoGRApHIeAL NoVELrY.-Aessrs. Adams
Gee, printers in London, have found that
metallic plates of thickness Of ordinary sheet
tin may be printed upon with usual printing
type, il the plates be first coated with com.
position, the secret of the inventor IF sheets
thus printed be afterwards subjected to Ger.
tain japanning process, an even, lustrous
surface produced, which cannot be acted
upon except by sharp steel instrument It
requires no great consideration to discover that
this invention 10 Of very Important Oh araetsr.
" may be applied in any instance where
printed 5aatter 10 either to be ENLISTED, OF
even handled, for a4y length Of time and
hitherto mounted pspe: lessons. How1ver
soiied copy Of ths metal print may become
by exposure to dust 81 eyefy kind. il can be
slsans1 end washed even Without being taken
OF. Thsivarious tickets and signatures 70 be
placed on covers, casks, or OthsF parcels can
pow be affixed in the same way.-London
Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10

ART IrEN.-The second annual drawing of
the g National Cosmopolitan Art Association
came of at Sandusky, last week The splen-
did bust Of Washington, by Powers, heroic
size, and valued at 81 900, was drawn by DR..
Ssltsr, of New York. He subscribed for the
Knickerbocker Magazine only two days before
the drawing and there was time only to tele-
graph the number of his certificate, which
proved lucky one. DR.. s. is gentleman of
taste, and fully appreciates his prize.
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WILL LEAVE SHORTLY.

NEADAMER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
Ivl the public In general, that she will give in
formation In all the Affairs relating TO Life,
Health, Wealth, Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law
Suits, Difficulties In Business, Absent Friends,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10

NR. EvsRETr's GRAFTON morrow even.
ing the Hon. Edward Everett will deliver his
already famous grafton upon George Wash
ington at Baltimore, and we learn from the
american that he will be greeted by larger
audience and more distinguished company at
the Institute, than his great grafton has yet
invoked either at Boston or New York, bril-
liant as both these occasions certainly were.
President Pierce has advised the officers of
the Institute that nothing but some sudden
emergency will prevent his attendance-his
going, however, being attended with the un-
Outstanding that no public demonstration is
TO be made on his account. Other distin-
guished gentlemen from this city will crown
the occasion by their attendance, and the en-
tire audience is expected to exceed FIVE thou
sand persons. .-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10

THE CINCINNATI CoNvENTIoN.-It is now
certain that every State will he fully repre-
sented at Cincinnati. Senator Butler, in an
able letter to some of his constituents, admits
that South Carolina must be represented, and
says. putting the question aside whether
she should be or not-let the State send her
very best men,"