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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

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de ssss vhish. v weeks ago. 10 "a. 90 sarioa. 10
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sssAiy-" csa. Case Ass say dsf-sasd his favor
i,.toe'riss N the ssssts siass The ''bg wo. efths
ksguirS we're sPOsss. bat he hes dSssrsd his belief
dat TsTiisai LsEsisurs hes the power 10 preAibi,
slaJgyl Tie Eagstro is su,e o. IAis psiat.
"A 1ss ha ssisrtsisnest will ssoa hs served sp. We
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ANaUIFrA1

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see ssEca sltA ~ Wta kesrd kia. - ssgirr a.
g sss sn abis tstsses- ioaisai, iaftsioas -
alof1lcs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

VPEw RENTs.--TAe ~ Rents Of the
Episcopsi Church are sou due Payment 10 Ut
gehuy requested. l. Bolts.
April 10 IS5S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

cYFREE LECTURE-PaoTB kros, ofths
Loudoun Agricultural Institute, W Lecture NJ
the Cesu House. in ChaTiestovhSn Thursisy
Evening. June 5th ~ 4 o'clock oShs Analysis
Of Soils" The process Of snAlys' will be fully
explained and illustrated By sIpernehis.
Ladies snd 0sRusnen are ihVfd 10 AitsEd.
MAY % 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
Valuable Brick Dwelling sad Slsrs


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~ guois ogt n 80 y - ssnaFs1 - aaf vsy sasi
- opi 81 ~ Store ~ Ffics % stisri b. yHrrI
baiss r g siQAFOoHK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

THE Rest Of tbs Psus the Presbyteriln
l. Chareh - sov doe. F5msnt eco Be uacs
10 either JOHN BMPHREYS
q. w EtHELBERGER,
A w. GAMER.
Ps.sons vishjsg 70 RsnPev,. esb apply Ia
ApfiI 10 1855 A. w. CRAMER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
Woopi WooDi

We are much in need Of Weed. Those
Of our Pasrsss who desire 10 pay sbsoriP-
items in Weed, viii ebligs us By Attending
10 our wants at encs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

EY-Ths wiseh-a.,lsiicsi con,is be-, sent
Sut toffY .obs gfaduaFtlnre " uas hsfhuted, e.
us sscsftain from Ne ~ raialorna No sckrol
q asdieias ia ~ usst s.siss oG.fs rrca isr 81.
saaisgss i0f sysisauc sat eonPisis course
WiHrArffr RfpaAtaaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

Two YsVss Lss,ss Dsoyb Fo -TAs Harris.
oebafg s)Dsmecfsi sisis laituo yourg isdiss.
Miss Ligisf ESD Aiss Tod sEsd 70 aad ~
5sugAieu n ssmssl Zisirhnf Josspt Toppia.
brr,ins 10 thai cssniy, slhs i7,A iassnt lei. 10
ahd uefs ffesrFd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

CossctErcs n Tfeaspry )epauusht hss
received Backsrrnalled stBaiisofe. enslosinr
e AaniFfd dsiIar 90. uiihoui aEpff cf comment
sviifbuy nAiisdy sows gnt Use hsyiae dsirsa.
ded ~ aovsrati ofthat aBnSst took ihst meas
81 easiae bta esscisnes - Vad Star
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

YlLsaRIs Cszsar.-k eru-z;. ,sst ell a-i,a-r
crack nor crease. nay Be asds with . soiuiiOb Of
psarlssh aud ssipaarie acid mifed 10 The sIAet
eoiat OF nruiraiisatioe vhh powder Of EVPsOn- e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

SEEN .slss naosFat issfcapt Jes v. Seer IN
Pstssstsfr ~ fsesiTfG eonmlssina fsos iks
sEcs 81 We q hisbftsoH, Afjsisst Qsssfti
appsiafiss 81 Al e. Sap % ~ Gees uasssg..
% eksiG gia tks bfoaf hak - Coioaei 81 ssva.,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

hssosc-T Tee hishH.eus Esssurnsrt a
Asifh ffmP.sfse r'issrsfs theH ssslysfssry
~ arH Taot1sf pc ~ Giaasf. .fatoa a.
Psfsts 81 hoFsstfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

Dsn.ss 80 Rssac 20 PE9sss 10 s.tf,,s
(VsjCimH Cert. siis iaa fsfn, W. assss =
genuemal ~ yeafs sgs sas tuet o. = Essse
isdy - Atnsgsss i.,fssea % Pfefsiss abd muls
tea % ~ san ~ 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

AcciDssr We rsgfsi 10 hsaEtt Th5mss J.
Micbw Esq Of Sis5aiou. 10 fsiorht "Wednesday
night IRON - event parry giysaf ME- 5ouih.
ball ~ the hsnbsfs e he Bar o. ishdsnes Upon
lbs Pfsecbl iffm 81 The ChcaH Qft, missed his
fooiiaE ~ dstctbding pair 81 ~ AMI talling %
on BIS ItEhi sfm broke she lsfgi b-ut iasftof--
~ Gooch wss qgiekiy csilrch AM Mf. Mich.
! safn uas 81 sHh a. lille az And psiu % The
fracture would Adnh CT Z ststssgFbls ASneaais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
The UniteA state.

LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY Ass TRUST COMPANY,
or PHILADELPHIA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
1OO icres orInnh.

There srs N 'bis Farm Toe ruuH DGs log H..
SO aud a SIu House ana tbr iHaI ~ ~ n al f..
liable sunti,ion pfodu' e. ~ri' Srd .-tuek,r 49,.
the best unit an hpr bTsring - der raus- a., -
ing u pgrtbasc VII ~ sfosR ne Pr-hi,rs by NJ.
IIrnV Ire Whu Tss,d~s on The iAttn
THE T.aHs or SsLs sas-ane ,hiri Cash 80 the
DAY 81 sale sub IEe yust- ut executing Jhis True
inclgtinR the eommi-sion 10 zoe Trustee on %.
amount 81 sale, one thiTd IN siI sai III. bsIsncs
10 twelve months, ~uh thiSrrsi The rnfcha.r-
to give Deed Of Trust on the premise, "a .Scu-,
The deferred payments snd go pay the u,ual pro
frs~iCnAt tres tor drawing The p.ce-ssry DECIDE
The toNrr right OF Mrs.. A. G. Coons the -Is
81 the sad COOns nor having brrn reliuqus,hsd "
this Deed Inc ibisfeAi Of Phil,p Coors oAiy ~if
be sold By rs: Bnt her ultimate right Of dove
hAEinE bs, rriiEGai.hrd aud enaTeyet suh-eerepL
" by her TO John q, UnssH. Trustee and grn.,s
assignee, Tor the bsnshi uf The eTsdtois Of ssit
COoRs, the same will be sold ~ the ssid Trust,. a.
The same tins apd place, whereby Q faII Iulr nr
be made 10 The purchaser.
A NJ KITZAILLER-
GEossE RoescG Aurtioaer TSvIf,,
Hsrpsu-Fsrry, May 10 isS6-Spt
r :. A. the same time ARD plaee viii Be .sl!
BY IN. sid John e. UEs<ls, T. sEss
2e,pgeI Slilis
2Csp, snd Q Worms,
l"i Of fiJs'a,aJ-. and DIrrsls cor sini rsr.
rvsHs,
as ,rua cider MGI;
Get inn CIDER PTess
400 Ctrssut Pose
Io' ~ P'abE am Other suirirs ct The fam
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TRUST SALE.

Tn par.uanse 81 ise rtoV,',e'n, ofs Dr-S sIT ~.
Il eIreOisd by Phrtp Coco. ~ The asd~tsIs.t
Tfu>ire, ta'sd IN d. dav :" p-e.mh-f 49,
- r-rN'i ~ the Ci-fk', On ~ a. -. eco.
o. l. pipIn Tor 80 tsres. 90! J ssfh COrr-t -
IgESfs, vii pgsr.-' o. .sl
Oa RE sra day n J,s!., 1855,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

EWAna iHf.f 80 eha sssnossd 90 ssssrs
sees issi IT, tssaik - ffasyssf 81 oftass
ke.setss ZEE FisF AS NJ sars ~ isffss sfs
eoasiasffy tssss tia - tissss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

conveyed N salt DEED. rsIl-i th- : n 81 ....
Farm si,ustsd in tn rop~tv ~ I. rrH.ur o.
two miles from The to~n 81 Hsrfrfs Fa.y sf.E-
isfirE on he Potomac RI'rrt slsinttg D. a.,
OF I-.erh C-nraL hnl nLh-L. n.-nLatnLu. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

TUE eosf' sifrn q ts psis ofIsha Vs.st.,,.
- ifA aas 81 fhs iafh TEES q - $3.50 Al 80.
esni ~ ~ fsats ianssiatsir. u srt.s -, al,
5000 naf Fsy ~ b. leaa pafeksssa i.
sileea reg aellae e. sfraf
- LggtgVaY
E0 BBLs - sssysss..-.
~ Hsfyisg % iss So fsa -. - -
20, 80 - CiAafER 1rsffgeoN
tissfsss Psssv. Nsy = 49, 'D'' '''''''
ROCsRfB9-E asrs 49, 81 80 si.t.
Iasi fsesiFee y sstaeel sfsst go ~ 81,
- 1aANLH8 JOHNSON.
HssFsss- Ftssy Ne e "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

I'm - Uay. Ffsbfistar n ~ Wsfisstf
hgisl n " kiEessa, fsFnisis q Rsinaafs. 49,
- TAelstf ns vss y ~ Jis, yssf y ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
Fer Rani.

rus HOUSE And LOT a. ~ Esu 80 u
a Ms.H tifsef Csafiastses slH ~ re- 81 ~
80 9a.tarf ~ ~ Frsf asnH 80 irstt1s b.
Me- - fssa i n
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FREDERicK corrrY

Ths shels psnouslis Eekss asa 49, sf.-t.f 4,
FfstsFles Csaaiy. u hieEiar b ~ goss,
fe15 shsrif- HElsr. fnl ita1 arfs1, ~ : Z
DO Eef Coasiy CaaFt Clst-h riF. % i ifFs
Tdhal ~. ~ ga CeamissiosnTe III - -.
seas- Rsliassa, tp.f sts1 H.ls fJJ ssI nsrss
~ - Ra - re4zFiftlgs - ~ Aialaassis
lll.lglll-la llnl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

- uoLgN Gfats saa Gees argIhss
- % tska Wat 9lours - fs'f q 80 ts'
teri TIC sfQAFufss
Ma4 % fag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
o. Is. 81 - n ~. Il
The Tract Of Land,

h-fore 10 Unusi S'B'e' Hssri, 10 "a ~ ~
HGfpsf, Frrsv = ~ a'rIc,k NJ
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
AGES INCLUSIVE

The fsilesins srs tss rssss q Is.srsss, r.,
. 90 % he La. q ssavs. Soc n. TARA 4 Iosr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19
Th,rty-Fouith consress-Flrst session.


WASHINGTON, June 12-Senate- Hamln asked
mttee of Commerce. He said, for the nine years he
had held a seat in the Senate he had almost been q
silent member. Upon the subject that had so much
agtated the country, be had rarely uttered word.
He loved his country more than he loved any party
more than anything that could agitate and disturbits
harmony
Although he believed the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise was a great moral and political wrong,
unequaled in the annals of legislation in this country
and unequaled in the history Of any country, still
with desire to promote harmony concord, and
brothery feeling, he sat quietly amid all the exciting
debate which led to that fatal result and opposed it,
not by his voice, but by his consistent steady and
uniform vote-not only in accordance with his own
convictions but in accordance with the instructions
Of his Legislature, passed by an almost unanimous
vote.
But the thing was done in violation of the prin-
clpes OF that party with whom he had always acted
and IN violation of the solemn pledges of the Presi
dent OF the United States in his inaugural message
Since, however that wrong had been endorsed by the
the Cincinnati Convention in its consulnmation and
its results he felt it his duty to declare that he could
no longer maintain party associations with any party
that insisted upon such doctrines; and he could sup
port no man for President who ayowed and reeog-
nlzed these doctrines. And with whatever power
God had endowed him, it should be used IN the COM
ing contest in neppostion to that party. His motion
to be excused was then agreed to, 9 e aE 9#s
Mr.. Butler proceeded to reply to hIr. SanlneEs
speech. The galleries were crowded with auditors
House-0nly one hundred and six members HeEa
present, when, for want Of a quorum, the House
again adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19

- 4 MAS WORTH a wnoie eternity of bondage
Everlasting honor to their names! The gratitude
of a free people will forever hallow their memory
It's not my intention at this time, to give you
narrative of those glorious events of the Revolution
ary War which led to the recognition of our indie
pendence by Great Britain and by the world. They
have been the subject of so many orations, and Of
such general interest that they are familiar to every
mind. The present grafton shall contain short
historical sketch of the most prominent actions Of the
party now in power in this country and their con
which sound policy dictates that the government of
the United States should pursue in future. The i'm
portance Of those subjects, although not strictly
neeted with the celebration of this day, WILL trust,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19
AN O r 10 n.
By James Buchanan, ESQ.

DeliUered before the rVuskington Association Of
Lancaster on the 4th Of July, 1915. g'g'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19

'If were SO unluckyn said an ofcer, ssaa toshare
stupid son, would certainly make him paTson. Il
clergyman who was inthe company, camlY replied
" You think diferently.tlom your father #4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19

T'WIBiI.L 8 A AITIhEN, GAS FILTERS, No; esr.
Charles street, New Orleans, keep constantly hand a
large of Chandeliers, Pendants Brackets Pillars
Pipe, and Fittings of all kinds
large Of Parlor and Cooking STOVES and
CRATES.
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus make gas from rosn,
to which they invite the attention of Sugar Planters fe20 m
V1OBY,s ENPREss-THE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
in mind arragemets have been made 10 rnn this Express
by the steamer Kate Frsbee n the Watering Places the
Coast messenger will travel the boat and and take
charge OF the baggage parcels bundles Agents at the
different points will receive and forward a packages entrusted
10 their Chest will be ut the office for the reception Of
packages, bags etc.
This Express also with Mobile Montgomery Bladon
Springs Point Clear Hollywood and Daney Chest at the Of
flee.
n Baggage by the Kate Frsbee checked through to and
froa convenience MI will adt and avoiding the
and Fleeing of stewards. SIMEON TOBY JK,sg
je5 3m IS Gravier street. corner Camp.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE STORE No
~ q 3saronne street, near Canal.
Second hand Furniture of oil descriptions bought sold
changed also repaired and vanished in the best manner and
reasonable terms.
Persons declining keeping and wishing to dispose of
their Furniture would do well to call the undersigned
fe23 3m P. NJ. TOURNE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19
STEAMBOAT EPARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.
VIII leave on IIJRSDAY 10th inst. at O'Clock P. ~
eYE%, FOR We EENEERSON.h SMITHLAND

VIII leave On THURSDAY, l9th inst at S O'Clock P. u.
(, TuSs FOR .yEFFERSON,h sMITHLAND,
Benton Port Caddo, Swansons Landings Moor.
mgsport Albany, Shreveport, Grand bayou,
ali andnrsThe entirely new and superior ght
daught and swift running steamer Jefferson james Rober
son. MASTER will leave above For freight passage apply
ou board, or to = JOE. MALLETT, % Front street,
no. The Jefferson draws about II inches light Persons
doubling her ghtnees respectfully invited to call board
the foot Of Benve street. exanine for themselves
- The j. il ready to receive freight, ard will give
through bills lading to Jefferson. jell
Wileave SATURDAY 2ls inst. at O'Clock p NJ positively
IT, :, ;, FOR ALEXANDSIAsy..TMHE M FINE
EsaS5isl Sam1 Appegae MASTER will leave above for
Alexandria, Gorton's Landing and all intermediate landings
Red River. For freight passage. apply board,
je19 LEWIS SNAPP 4 co. ,37 Front street.
EJ-Fregh taken for Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campe,
of reshiDrinp =..f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19

GUNDRIES-
y s boxes pure LEMON SYRUP;
10 do SPERM CANDLES;
10 cases Jar PRUNES;
5 baskets (pntO OIL;
80 bags TARAGONA ALMONDS;
10 do ENGLISH WALNUTS:
500 bundles large and small GUNEY BAGS;
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN Il HALL,
ieI4 So CraYier street.
T ARD OIL--20O bbs Shilos Winter Strained, for sale
~ by VOORHEES,, GRlGGS IL CO.,
m2g Is Tchoupitoulas street.
rANDLES-l000 whole halfand quarter boxes Proctor
" CANDLES Star, for snie by ~
by JOSEPH LANDS d 20,
my6 81 Tchonpitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19

THE ADMINISTRATION CONQUER A DISGRACEFUL PEACE
What has been its results? Exactly what reasona,
bic men expected at its commencement. We declared
our intention of conquering Canada whether for
the purpose OF anneNng to the United States OF Of
compelling our enemy to yield the doctrine of i'm
prisonment is immateral to the present question. In
stead of conquering it, we have ourselves been invad
ed in every quarter and the best blood of country
has streamed in defence of our soil The very capitol
of the United States, the lofty temple of liberty,
which was reared and coDsecrated by Washington,
has been abandoned TO its fate BY HIS DEGENERATE
SUCCESSOR tMadison) who ought to have shed his
last drop of blood in its defence.
After the Uemocraticl administration had entered
upon the war, instead ofcoming forward WITH MANLY
CONFIDENCE, and taxing the people for its support,
THEY BAsELY sHRuNK FROM THEIR DUTY in order to
maintain their popularity, and adopted the odious
system OF carrying on the contest by borrowing
money. What were the effects of this policy? Does
not every man in the country know was it even dis
gulsed by the administration, that the United States
would, in short time, have become bankrupt, had
not peace been concluded? Thanks to Heaven, that
we have obtained peace, bad and dlsgraeetul as 1t IS
otherwise the beautiful structure OF the tedeal GOV
ernment, SUPPORTED BY THE SAME FEEBLE
HANDS, might have sunk, like the Capitol, into
ruins.
HOW THE DEMOCRACY EMBARRASSED THE COUNTRY.
This system of anticipating revenue has left
immense load of debt upon the country, the payment
Of which will be grlevous BURDEN not only upon the
present generatior but upon posterity This burden
has fallen more heavily upon our country than upon
any other part of the Union, on account Of our
numerous and extensive distieries, The late addi-
tional duties imposed upon whisky has almost de-
stroyed its manufacture. In its consequences it has
not only affected the distllers but it has given Sc
we're blow upon the prosperity of this country gen
orally
Whilst the disteries were in active operation, the
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

eHHzX H5SzEs oEbTAHsi 2Eb aAHzf RRH- RRsF
''----A,@- - SUMNER ARRANGEMENFs ,EiiS
On and rHssESGER nfs 81 5t FRATSs WILL LEAVE
The Depot at Agiers every day at..-......I@ n
Arrive at Bayou BOUT fyf:F ES4tR{Nisa AZ p NJ
Arrive at Gretna ?. n
Excursion tickets regular stations H and back
the e. sane IN day will be issued as follows: s,0-
Raeeland Laiourchs Crossing and IereOons s.
nigeFvle & Br ~
Between Intermediate regular stations prices proportional
AFerry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
W fssS M atp &
ons q GHE R NJ Th" f Ge Of ms S Ss be- pad %
the shippers and freight be delivered at al other Stations
Tseb9ne Tigsrylle and ByOu Bauf (whers tie Company
Printed Rules and Rates Freight in pamphlet form for cir
cuaiom to be had Oh application the office Of the Company
IS s9E SSM KS sSR,thHANs; shEH sohHhTKs SASfS7
5i55 a. PRRP oaops
rAssEYGER TkA1Ns eays 6syka daiy at A. NJ
" Reaches osyka P n Passengers s el recevti lived
and landed at all intermediate stations
AnE-Four cents per ne each way Children and servants
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City osyka all interme-
oyk to New Orleans and all intermediate stations every Mon
d. exclusion train will leave the city every Sunday at
81 r IT. Fare half the usual rates
rsSs; @ suf T. Fl ERSf f deo Rasss sast Rs
TH-Weeky Line of STAGES TO JACKSON, Miss, nj
& SLAVE DEPOT, NO. .l5e CO0I1lON
STREET.-THE undersigned has on hand and will keep
fTf5" fH es o Ss 9" city if AsR
OF a. eseTions s M HOUSE and FIELD sERyANTs ETC.
Baronn street he prepared accommodate transient Traders
and their Slaves on as reasonable terms be obtained in the
R-Partcuar attention will be paid Slaves
REFERENcEs-Feows Go. Curry Il Person; j. c. Kicks
S SS 2i 9 Ts Tsd t59
GAs-GAs--G@A @ Ash, GUILD No. 2l4 ST. CHARLES
Nav street. as G0a and n to shop St
s pa @ ejs'!1fn' How
tee v $ per- cent Bs W3 a nS Of ssr
description made to order Globe Valve Cocks Of all sizes
solder constantly on hand.
ted in workmanlike mnnner at low rates for cash. my5
DISSOLUTION OF CO-FAETNlGI2SHIP.-
1 The dr par @ III sMfF fT9rs eSn edR RcMefn @ the under
solved byits own limitation Either partner will sign the name
W. B. COOPER, ,Jr.
New Orleans, May |, 1856, my9 IN
~ copartnershp and will continue the business Of Smith
-. J: Tz ALfAS !; 992fF6 @iF5ARf:1. l.;
| New Orleans May i, 1856 my9 2m
A AssoRTED cANDY-27s5I RSzss sSs;snsn : ~
| al corner of Canal and New I.evee.
| NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
Northern Railroad-Sunmer ArrangementOn and after
the s day Of April next the PASSENGER and Mail Trains will
sTEiy!nE New Orleans II 4 M leaving New Orleans a
81 r NJ and arriving at osyka At at r n n ,,,,,-D,r
hi9 " General Superintendent.
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CREsCENT CITY SOAP WOREAS-DEPOT
~ No. II Lafayette street.
The subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
Of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use, which they
tile public for its approval in competition with the
soaps established reputation. combines economy with free
dom from the dagreeable effects of ordinary in and
will he found upon a possess washing properties in
fecon and guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to inure the finest fabric of ladies' apparel.
The advantages of merchants and others being able to
supply themselves and customers with equally good if
better article OF home manufacture will present themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit
MILO 3In G.. HAZEN & co.