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the eurse Of the Almighty.
H~yers Resoi-ei,

wv curse ot Toe AimiEutv.
H,sfors Resoi->,i,
Z. faat the General A.
sembiy Of the Presbyterian
Church In the United Ssatss
was originally osganr,sd.
and has since continued the
boad Of Usisn In ~ Chn1rh
mYs rug <,oscl sD n RcI-
! that - Ell 1>hce &Jo
~sic q .sry uer IL Dir
ound - ~ $1,000 por-
fses Of ~ cowsfyy IL no bar
20 ehristian communion.
p. That the petitions that
ask the Assembly To make
the holding Of slaves in it.
eh q matter OF discipline.
DO virsualIy require this judi
cssory to dissolve itself. and
abandon the organization
under which. by the divine
blessing Il has 20 long pros
percd The tcndsncy 10
svidently 70 srpsrste the
Nortacrf from tke Southern
portion q the Church, . re-
suit which every good citi-
zeu must deplore. extending
20 'ths' dissolution Of Tho
Union q our beloved eDan-
try and which every enlIght-
ensd christian win oi,pose a.
bringing about . ruinous
and unnecessary schism be-
tween brethren vho main-
tain q common faita. Ayes
les Nays lS-excused 4.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. :

office OF The Iynchburg and Abingdon
Telegraph Company has Room over Messr,
Dove a Cos APo'heeAry Store. No So Main Street.
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FoRr kraRSrr.-Thc Lesvcnwort Journal Of the e5th
- thai iniormaiion he eesn recslssd e ne Indian
depredssous the Pains and OF detcrmns ton on the
with CO Stein OF the Second Dragoopp .si usrx ,ha
arrival Wt-o Companies. o<jstod Skis st NO ah~.
lore TAX J the held asainst ID. Iudisos -
hNA.iz E,, rs
f;;i e !: -; r. q ''''l 'ii s s:%
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Ann NICAHAaUA,

WALKEa Ann HsIoAgAG.A u, n,,,.
ws".9 Afea ' history, condition aud prospects b. Rev
Siss Save life Europe pr,f.e, By Sir Archibald
History Of the ssvy o. ne United States Of Anscs ~ Fen
more Coops sonnosd 70 $50 from the shors manuscripts
SSsS ,Isi p. i,p'%se y .ss author Of souy,.
ted edios Ss r. N'''' me peoples 'd0n' '@o h''''
- wa w. 'sS sp S sssrs s: Of the S ~ AMI
OF p S,9 s ssaS,,. q Nv w we Wells CO. &c.
E"'F ''tet'u pon-i VOL ~
ERaOAD IRON FOR PLOuGHs, AND SIR
ITO" 'o' "'''e fn0s'' large supplies Ja rsiysd tsr s b.
AEGBeRIND STONES, for ssslsr.., receiving Tor
IDIEMIUn nLAS!S HOoKs.rJ, W. Ran
HT H. e. s he l.ss. sos ~ s Ss.o asseS
AccoUsr go9Ks % any sJs mahut.e,u,sdt order and al
W cssl' Note, brs,' BIZ. y y.b.sr. R q, I,a,,. and
other Mercantile Blanks Always hand. ~, ~ ju
sMAGIC FHEEzEHs.--Au.sin.ps patent Ice orsam Erse.
E,oyias s aas'' Cream nom 10 minutes, being toe trus
jask =. sULELEy 90.
WATEH CooLEHs.-lIsps.o yspsnDsd water
oooeo .i!h TorS.' ssd r.sdscsps.ot and s'IIsns
ii. - ''' pumlgY co
OEIVH oicO c- 'gs E';s 1T STsy n -.
NJ ''' d'ny ;sgs; Sd AZ {; =;
t.~< 81. FRY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
- s,ys.s . ", ss.. s',groof ssr,lou., rsesnay
sss,g S1Sp. wSss c TSS.ssC S'sssis ' ~
nHs ss0H rAInIH EsN ;--ImP'sy,d LaSTssiias
~ oh' sperm on Lard on. &c. As ior ssis b
lys Drusgist, " Msln street .,
DrnE rnEncH bmANDY a ronr WINE,
Js's .t Store, o,rHr 80 ssd Srnss
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sEAsONARLE PRICES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have this day associated with
~ us H business, @. w. PLEastNrs
jus VAN WV 4 r.yrop
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TO 20 hlfFW ~ Hdnorer C0HnfY- Greefin0s
We command you to summon the Vhgnia Raroad
appear the Clerks one Of Circuit said
county, Rules day & fret MOsnkI 20 an
Eer william Wekham Of plea OF Damage
1.-Two Ions.nd Dolars-and have then there Witness.
MN T. w. POLLARD Clerk OF said day Of Jalx
1886 10 the s0th year Of our Foundation. p'''
"a. CoPy-rese: WIN. 7. H. POLLARD,
U5-IANlW MM q MINSnnN u q
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Fyth Disriet--for seelor, Edmuud johnson, ESQ. of
Henry. Contingent elector -~- Gardner.
Deleggfes 20 Natioaai CoSusafson--James Elder, OF
Wayne aud James Osborn, OF Union. Contingent dele
gates, Daniel Warren, Of Henry, and Samuel Heron OF
fayette.
Slxt District district ecctor Martin Ray of Shell
by Contingent eeetor, Capt John Slate of Johnson
Delegaies 10 Democratic NattonR Alexand
Morrison OF Marion, and Judge j. Harding OF Johnson.
Contingent delegates, George w Brown, of Shelby and
james NJ Gregg of Hendricks.
Ssrenh District--District eector James M Hanna OF
Yigo Contingent eector, Andrew Humphrey of Green
Deieqafes Nstioq9i Ctsrfaon.Hon. q. H. Cookery y,
of Vso; Hon illian H. Franklin OF Owen. Contingent
delegates Joseph Moore OF Vermilon Murray Briggs OF
Sullivan
EglA Disriet--- District eector, Dr. James s. Mccle-
and Of Clinton. Contingent eleetor Dr. James Network
man, of Boone
Delsgates 10 National ConventonS w Telford Of Tip
pecauoe; Mahlon ID. Manson, Of Montgomery. Alternate
delegates DIR. James H. Stewart Of Carroll Noah T. Cat
terlin, Of Clinton.
Ninth District eector Orpheus Eyerts, Of La
porte. Contingent elector. David Tarpie, of White.
Dsiegafes 10 Natioaot ConpenfionA. A. Whitlock, Of
ST. Joseph N. o. Ross, Of Miami Contingent delegate,
+. Campbell, OF Porter; ohm NJ. FerreI Of Case.
Itnfh Dts7le-For elector, r. p. Randall, of Allen.
Contingent elector Charles w Seeey Of Ekhart. Dele
gates, q. W. Mcconnell Of Steuben J. W. Borden, Of
Allen Contingent delegates, r. J. Dawson, OF Elkharti
+. Kenny, of Lagrange.
eUeah DistvictDistrct elector s. s. Mckle, Of Ad-
Contingent elector John Brownlee, of Grant
For Delegates 10 National Conrsntion-J. r. Slack, of
Huntington; T. Ryaus, of Madison For contingent dele
gates D. r. Cubbery, Of Grant RID Markland Of Howard
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DErARrnnx December ], ie55
Nocs hereby holders Uhed States
that this department win purchase the Of Si500O0e OF
any be offered To the
LET June and will therefor the following pces
wit: sS sa ss 2fts.Yt4s sS ss e9se5
For sock Of the loan OF 1884, premium Of 10 cent Fer
az and S4 premium Of 10 cent For
Of 1882 Gales Texan nds
stock, Of PER And for stock o the Iosn OF
ss sdssmable the 18th Novsmber s46 II received - the
the M Day Of January premium o. 2K per
the snusy 3lst Of March
off and received ae the 3lst March,
and prior 70 said lot Of June premium Of ~ cent
will allowed specified
in certificates from Ia July assigned with tba primer
certificates received January AGer
interest will be allowed in addition 10 the prempnt
January Of heir receipt In sotn
dsys addition reach the
seller. t8f ttS III gs # $500
Cecatss transmitted ts department under the prsent no.
sssgned URiied with the current
prior January nsx BY the parry
> receive psrchase-
for these stocks w be made BY drafts Tho assist
Rsston, Nsw York. Philadelphia the pas'ie
snunsl u receive ihs neasy may direct
II ,#v ay8s As JAMES GUTHRIE,
sssa kfif&1 fs Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l-dtlsuunen "A gstts4
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THE DAILY UNION

assert that Enxand y a4iny paper money cosnIry, ~
opposition TO the proposition Of the Secretary 10
restraint upon the Multiplication Of responsbe paper be
circulated money This increase Of paper has been large
during the past sw monhs consequent upon the high prcs
and promises at reaction through decline Large
stocks Of produce being held 10 face OF falling prices by
persons who lind il deat 10 hold and IL Is possible
that strn9ency Of money may compel them % let bsore
the market RECEIVERS.
Money remains without much change, and foreign bills
plenty, with large demsnd for remittance and prices
tend downward good bills selling at IN The produce
kets have been firm. Cotton active rates equal 10
IlA cents for fair New Orleans. Flour active
sales 81 81 S. to good State SIS IS 81 superns
Indiana Canadian four IS 50 75 Rye -four, So IL a
81 l2s Corn meal, Jersey A Wheat Is rather lower
sales white canal, 81 o. Rye, 81 80. Barley 81 23.
Oats AZ as cents. Corn Is lower-s0 81 cents new
yellow. Pork is acve-saes SIG rs Sl8 81 mess.
Bacon quiet at So e1s cents Lard firm at M III
cents.
The stock market has been heavy under the of the
recall OF Dir. Crampon small being sufficient to
influence prices adversely in the present state OF the mar
ket, when money Is very stringent.
Yours, PRENTICE.
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few instanees did some damage About o'clock In ths
afternoon heavy body Of snow descended nom the roo
Of Rev Dr. Lowes church on the LyDdesree. side and
ing ia tbs hlinds and double windows of his p~ror bal
fortunately injured Another slide from tbs
church struck house near Cambrldge sret smash
ing In the Window and yearly lng tLe front room WIZ
snow"
Tag VOLCANIC rnurTIoa IN IK SAspsien lsLASDs "a
correspondent OF the Poynesian writing lrom o under
date OF Nov 22, says
81 wrote you few days ago per kamamala and since
then have again visited the lava stream, and sncceeded
la defining It's exact position and course II y now
running parallel with the Wauka stream 81 the distance
OF threc-q quarers of mile eight miles w =. W. RON Hilo
and its course is direct for tho town and bay This was
the advanced point Of lava on the 18TH when the
above observation completed; but last night tbs
stream made wonderful stride spread over q great
and, having filed up small gulch, has shot down do.
cyity, still in the direction Tomorrow morning
shall strike through the Bush point about one mile
and half lower down. and ascertain the advance made
since the 10th, when will report by first vessel
LONGEVITY Hannah Bennett died n her residences
in Boston the lh instant the advanced age Of one
hundred years eleven nonhs and sixteen days Mrs Ben
nett was native Of Roxbury, but has spent most Of her
days in Boston. She born 10 l755 and was there
fore twenty years old when the American revolution cc-
menccd. 4t.&. & FNsas ts
THE INDIAN DISTURBANCES IN FLoRDA.--The ST. AuguE-
tine Ancient City says
No little uneasiness has for several days past prevailed
In community in regard rumor that has obtained
currency here OF the killing of the United States
rider between headquarters at Tampa and Fort
by the Indians This has taking into view the
firing detachment of troops by those reckless
people, something like probability TO support IL and the
Tampa mail which is now some two trips due will con-
for many OF citizens arc engaged in surveying and
other pursuits on the immediate Indian borders"
The daily union., 1856-01-17
SALE TODAY.

ny y. O. nsGUaxG. Aucsloness.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
Square 1hursdsy snrtroon, Innusfs Va 81
pssmse~, s~Ii vauans ps"pefv ksown
Chnrch located on au street,
ds~y cy HALT being The saes ha ~ pi NO - snd
The whole fi"At o. o iset
~ dep, The together WITH ths buildings
ana Improvements. /.
the vi purchaser.
Term JAb Y. mceutHo,
Dec Ik-eokds Aueuonecrs
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rnsr OFFICE nsrAnrmrnr.

New Poet Q6Gce.-Tfe following named new post office.
have been established, and the following named gentlemen
appointed rossmsstersi s %ss.
yessup, Lurerne county, Pepnsylvssis Lewis saybolt
postmaster.
Roscoe Station, winnebsgo county, Uinois Reuben Ad
ans postmaster. .rt.f 4FE
Howard, Howard county, Iowsj William p Hopgh, post
master.
Polk Precinct Bremen county, Iowa; VIM. N. Gaines,
postmaeter. HsHtM L
Ns~ Briiton, usmison county Indianaj ,. 8. Tyson,
postmaster. 4A#0
Hector, JAY county Indiana; Reuben Campbell, post.
maser,
The daily union., 1856-01-17
Talratioa and 9asasion af d. s.ats aL Nes YORK

In the four years to 1913 the increase OF valuation
less than twelve millions In the last six
that say since the discovery Of gold in Californahe
increase has been at the Of 900 per
The for six years has been hundred millions
than the whole valuation for sl9a result which has
than doubled the without increasing the rate The
include town. county, and State the only State
being levy of Ia mill in aid Of the general fund. The
product of these taxes has baen follows
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Total 4,l70,427 ll,67s,li6 az
7,5O7,6SS

The larger portion Of this increase has taken place in New
York city. lbe general increase Of valuation which has
made the taxes productive has however, taken place
the impulse which gold discoveries gave producon
and the effect in Other States Pennsyy yyania
compared with New York, is as follows:
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Inducements 70 Capita lists MINI esOta and
Lake Superior Lands for Sale.

II ENRY McKENTY Of Mnnesoa, kifkwood House,
Il he win eight days H. has large guam
considerable quantity
minssal Laks superior for sale n de d, he viii ske
He thai will make Ihe
high wishing make
isvsssentstn Wsss viii 10 well lo call on him.
jan o--dM1 sftf ~
The daily union., 1856-01-17

40 To tho Masonic Fraaev stty~On ThurNday evening
nsn hsif past O'Clock suoey
beSse The wsh'rroW Encampren ef IT, Asyus.
ph and ihe French
nfe and ch,rscser of the late oliver Wbtlesey.
NJ the Masonic Fraternity are
respectfully md cordially invited q be- preseuf.
The Encampnarut will meets Al O'Clock.
By order Of the Encampmepti
wM. J. RHEEs,
Jan 17--ft f+44Aa Nsf tf.efF Rscsrder.
The daily union., 1856-01-17
wAn DsrAsrnyrr

The Late fpd,ar Rattle IN Fiorda Intelligence has been
received from Fort Myers Tampa bay Florida which
that four killed and three wounded late en-
Tagement with the Florida Indians First Lieutenant George
L. Hssuf c the second artillery, who bad been reported
killed. has since reached Fort Simon Drum, having
dangerously wounded.
The daily union., 1856-01-17

RurTGEN DOLLARS REwARD.-7bIs rsward win
~ F~tA (anA qu~stions asked person ~bo
r~surN ~ this Once gold With ~
Th stuIvn from the nnk subscriber which
wiissds
II hishy valaed = family relic. n. d. W. BUTLER, Ir
Jan l7-~AAs N1at1k. .aaae' as
pOUQUETs and bAeksss rreBeh Aswsvs, daily
ID 10 nrdsv, The LAKEa,
Dec as-dn W ~ renssylvsn;s svenae,
The daily union., 1856-01-17
POI. once. L.vs hssn

Dsss"ssssd following post oihces have been
discontinued
Leeds. Columbia county, Wisconsin.
Francis Cssek. Manitosoc county, Wisconsia.
Appsetoa, Perry county, inots.
chsngs @ Name aud The name aud sits Of the post
oee at Ekbat Polk county Iowa, has been changed from
Ekhsrt TO bloomington and Peter 6ordy has been appoint
ed postmaster, In place Of Thomas j. Longaecker
signed.
Change Of Noms-Tbe OF the post Office Warren
tom Gibson county indiana has been changed from
renton 10 Haubstadt
cLAras.
Hsdssedoy, Jaaaory i6The ut eleven O'clock
The Judges all present.
The case of Gilbert j. Place The United States waz
called up for argument This claim for compensation for
property which taken from the rancho OF Ssto Ber-
reyeza, who lives 10 Naps county California Ia the
1896 BY the United States troops under the command
Lieutensnt Colonel John O. Fremont The value Of the
property taken is estimated at sl8,6 ,6sl.
The argument this favor Of the claimant made
by Mr. Baxter and that in behalf Of by this So
cito when the submitted for the decision OF the
court.
The Solicitor made his argument In the Of Thomas
II. Baird The United States which adjourned
over from yesterday, and concluded bis argument. Mr.
Rockwell will follow with bis argument tomorrow.
Thefollowing- named gentlemen appointed commits
sioners to take testimony to be used in this court
Teras.-Georgo M Mason at Indanols.
California; A. Spencer Graham at Sacramento.
Nero York.-Oiver d. Cook at New York city. sar
The court adjourned till eleven o'clock tomorrow.
The daily union., 1856-01-17


HAtrAx Jan. l6.-The steamer Edinburgh, from Glas-
gow for New York, has been sgnaled, coming up tho
harbor. tlA ftN
Fire and 10" Of Life at Cincinnati
CrsorssArr JAM 1.-The liquor store Of w. b. Sparks,
on Columbia street, in this city, destroyed by fire
Saturday night. The building subsequently fell, turyne
out injury, but the fourth namod William yidsl
killed.
The Are supposed been caused by incenary
Loss about 81, 900. s &
TAs North Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
PurLApKlrHIa jan l6The election Of president Of the
North railroad yesterday resulted the
Of Edward Miller, Thomas 8. Firnon the present in
cumbcnt, by 1900 majority
Death Of y~dgs Walker, Of Ciacinnsn.
CrscrxsArr, Jan. Is--Judge Timothy Walker, smi-
and vdeyknown lawyer Of this CITY, died here th,
morning.
Election of Attorney General Of Aossachssefts.
Bosros, Jan. I5.--Hon. John H. Clifford elected at
orney general to-day the branches Of the egaurs
in joint convention. lie received asa Of ao4 votes cast
Minmssosc Legislators.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE council organized Friday the
4h instant by the election Of John D. Bsbon (democra
presiding officer Tho house failed organize. Charles
oohue (democra) received the highest number Of votes
and there were good prospects Of his election.
Markets. stt
Balrtwonr Jan IsFlour Is more active o.day--sales
Of 900 barrels Howard at S. Wheat dull and
prices nominal 81 rs 81 s5 for southern rcd and 81 s5
81 o5 for white Corn also Ia nominal, with light receipts
At n ccnts for white, and 7s 10 cents for Wv Nom
pork. Sls SIG as bacon shoulders 81 cents Sides 0?
. 10 cents and hAms, ~ a 10 cents. ls
The daily union., 1856-01-17
Unslsa states Passnt once.
N.xuxsarnk JNnitayV III les

nN ths pStIos Of samuel Taylor CsmtRe Massschsset
Tor tns granted 10 him on the c
brushes fof dress
ing ws,ps yssrs nom ihs expiration Of 'ad p@'s"
which placs the 90h Day of May le5D--
ii il ordered b. heard st the fateh oce On
onday Msy Al ~ o'clock M ana AZ ssons
appear show hey nave, why s&a"
petition ought not 10 bs granted. <. -. 49,.
Persous required 70 o IN s rA1n
Once lhcir 0eeai0p specially foJth ia wns nj es t~.y
days the day II heaagi al testimony nsd p % pA.v
cosdsncs with Office, which VIII be lunishea On
application. ~ !. a.. :. -. 49,
the .esmony The Will be closed the % q May dpo
stio.s ana oaber must bs n'ed ~
hs once oaIns Of ,ba. day the Ts1men~
any within sn days thereafter. - ,.,n
ssaess and Evseing sseS, washin{on q AIsur
Journal Of Commescs New York;
M and Poet Massachusetls. week ir hsse sue
cessssS "ssA. pS''~- CHARLES MASON,
M ss5sl Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdi,ors Of the above papers will please copy and SEND
JaHl7--law3w 5000
The daily union., 1856-01-17
COMMERCIAL.
FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT

Ft EIw YoRK, Jan. l6, 1856.
The valuation Of the State Of New York indicates very
rapid growth in assessed property during the last years.
as follows. ss @&s
The daily union., 1856-01-17
BY II e L = q n A r H.

Arrisal Of The Ssso~sr Edinburgh.
HAtrAx, Jan. l6.-The steamer Edinburgh, from Glas
gow for New York, has been signalled, coming up th'
harbor. V tf
The daily union., 1856-01-17
INTERIOR psrAararsr.

Bovrty Land Worrant..Ths Pension OBicsAn abstract
Of the business Of the Pension Bureau under Of Sd
March, 1885, to the 3lst December 1855.
Total number of applc stions 6or bountv lands re.
The daily union., 1856-01-17

THE NorSh Anasrfcan Hevisw.--P PUbshad qus,y, ~
days January, April, July, and October
~ nearly ihrss hundred pesss each, y hse doln ye
Coatsats Of No. CLXX, for January, 1856
Arscs l. Lila, services. Works Of Henry wheaton.
3. Bast0is of EnsOps. st#
,. siAtissics Of lnsanisyia Massachusetts.
I" 1. Eydacy Smith. eT III ts s
s. The Hierarchy.
T.. History 0 Jsc0hin Club. fat
d a. Vag0u's Memoirs. sa
8. 1hs Pacific Railroad. hssFff
I" =. American Poetry. 68a ss 8a@
" 10. 0srman Emigration 70 America
=" II. CrlicA N0Aces.
The North attained It's l7Ofh
having pubse
dry"ed general
sci~nce repuon steadily main
Europe lrad Of
within IL appropriate deparimem Supplied for
the publishers by FRANCk TAYLCR.
An z
The daily union., 1856-01-17

nvrIOr OE THE CONSOLIDATED LOrTEHAEh
OF MARYLAND.
t ,o,vrs ~ Tho drawn pumhess Maryland Consoii
daisd Louey, class a. drawn January "A, 1855
ls I'd "a an SIN 9Th 9th ioh ith lah Ign iaa iah
10 i IA 40 l5 Is 78 Al 2b 10 II ~ ~
h fo,ons ere The drawn Patapsco tnIituts
Lottery, class 50. drawn January 10, 1885;
IL, "a 81 4h s,h Tn Sh s.h ION lin la,h issn
% "a q "a ~ Az az 81 2 28 40 a8 78
8igAaas& ", s9ssi r. X. Brennan,
N osssrsi Agent fOr The Coauactor BALTIMORE
LRx'L RossRrs, Commissioner
@ Jan l7-It N h8s
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JOSEPH RAFEL,

JOSEPH RAFEL,
GOLDSMITH, sILVER SMITH JEWELER,
n
hh friends general IN
ar
from II m day when fl T lhsplc np tito at ni
rs in
Dat description aonadI ofnmm
bp quality will i nc y dnmns2
Ft rand nd uHaTmbp nsaI
NJ
chase
aS
an! arrive Warranted BwHla
II h Prem an
An
VA tGtmakrs
Eiprh rM aa1alad Roemd
d Amer
an p
% hH ~ @ = M
Ay ~ hl fol al mp .n
Ian
g lwH m t Large
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-24
Esrnnsgit.s. Wines. etc.,

Esrnntsits. Wines. etc.,
In Bond and III store.
~ .e4i;p1 r,.sEs BRANDY tav"ri" hr"nlS
IS n,!f pi;cs u. high iIayue!i
80 rl.ar.r casl- MADEIRA WINE;
80 10 e.. =. SHERRY
- =. and eighth casks PORT WINE;
10 cosks WET MALAGA
3 .. very OLD LONDON PORT.
For sale iy l.. MOEHAu Il CO.,
II TclIouptoua- street.
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Old Madeira, sherry aud Port Wine.
4lN eIsr., i'll store
For su.e J j.. MNREhC t co.,
II Tr. Gay iouI.s street.
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RraItttIes i'll Cases.
2ol cs>ct Fun he vie Nirllr;
iNl -, j. SrarG X Co.;
lut .. rc:r.,t !Iurc-.
For sale y l.. MtREAt 4 CO..
II TcionpitUHlas street,
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Cor1ts and Dcmijnhus.
300 t.rS. sIt each, poiute and Regular tCHhSi
100 . 100 DcUlijohn ChRkS;
500 five gallon UEMIJOIlNS;
200
80
Fur stie ty L. NUEEAC L CO.,
II 1choulttoulns street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-24
c1nret. White WING. chanbcrtll,. etc.

a.. Ga, rINEET, Gtyore brands
30 -. WHIT l. WINE. superior,
70 =, CiAMBERTIN,
tp; sI!c Ly l.. MuREAt 4 co,
II frHuUItuEila s.rugt.
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SHiSENOIsbGE AII.
ler future prospects. can have
.LWYS, nj l23 Julia ST. ID door
Z only AstrOlnEi>t in this city,
tiers concerning love. marriage,
j.. an! will 1rti the name of the
rry, also the name ut her visit
5h, French and German. Office
Do 5m
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4 REIVAL OH MISS J. EVELI4ENGTNA-
IL This celebrated ymUg lady, from England, where she has
achieved celebrity heretofore unprecedented has the honor
inform the i.c and Gentlemen Of New Orleans. thai She
Private P;rurs the John House. No. ID Camp
~htre She is ready rereve visitors UdS and
trncnr1I,l whom She will inform Al; about the the
and the future it they married and whcn
VISA! tty husband ey will get For particulars crcu
lur, GO i'm
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,yuI;1rR ATTRACTION At vANNUrIIl's MUSEUM
THE GREAT kENTEtKI Gil NTESS!
Wei.l 5lS pounds
n y 4 N + q c + 4
", , i NATL rc,,+1y ra,i1.i in Kennedy Whom ~
year, ct age She weighed pouu' She years
o. wye aud Is iht ~ Ky ~ llMi'fH NvMAN IN liif;
~ ~ r,l , ~ ;,rht. ,r,rn ,I,a al, AZ var
leg. he is Get inches i'll circumference almost in
rrr!ih rclnte, Ma. SHOES, number Of med
the highest rmjliruCr have visited Nj me
,IrTt;ta NJ d have. VIZ ia, Illy nrnAourrcd her
TIiE GEEAr!:ST WONDER OF THE AGE
Ladies'. She the Ne Plus Ultra c: Gu
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NEW ORLEANS GASILGHT EohrASfi2
December II, 1856. )
sT-Noticc--Tflc Directors of this Company
hHye dec diEituIG trol the profits for tle last A months
h per payable 10 the suchhuala t-ic Legal repre-
ives, and after the 1t January next.
by ORDER
de- In y. G. J. TISDAIE Treasurer.