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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04
Danrina Academies

:, -
A DODWORTH's PRIVATE DANCING
IA ACADEMIES
No. so6 Broadway, New Yorki
No. Isl Montague place, Brookyu
Are open the Pupils st any
time. Circulars explaining time And terms can be had At he
Academies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04
1IADAMF ERNFSIINE DE VILLIERS.-

VI GOTTSCHALK'S GRAND CONCERT assisted by
MRS. VI. l.. BOSTWICk, SIG. Bernardo,
NJ b AS 5 + o X D. (PianstD M ID,
NJ. DE JANON, and other distinguished artists,
At Professor flights Seminary No 30 Montague place
Brooklyn MONDAY Feb. 4, less Tickets 90 eensto be
had Professor Grsys Seminary, No 20 Montague place
Brooklyn and Marshs Bookstore Atlsntcst Roses Book
store Atlantic Lord smiths, Fultonsti OF the Librarian
Of the BROOKLYN Atheneum, and 81 the door.
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I. Later from s,y1eCs
AREIF Al. az THE sTfsA AstsHTP TEXAS.


The Steamship Texas ffr0fl
Cruz 22d inst. arrived port
noon. ging dates from the city Mexico to the
18th inst, and Vera Cruz To the I'D. 5S$
5 The Texas brought 1873 ss specie, coasig
to merchants in this city.
From the Mexican Extrao ordinary, of the 18th, a8
very neat sheet, printed and il
the city of Mexico, We extract The following summary
Of the news circulating 1T fhe capitol sssss
Since our last issue the political horizon has been
exceedingly Tanquil in the city. agIe rlill0Ess
have reached here OF in ihe
but all such reports are soon traced 70 teir origin
ators the TeactiDnists The new Consfi which
has consumed SO much time In its eopil ia H0
in the hands of the printefs, and viii pub
lished tomorrow. In our next issue we Will be able
to give our readers some idea of its provisions.
siderable anxiety exists to see important doc
ument. The people have waited patiently for 81 long
time to find evidence in the new Of the
sEberality professed BY the present Government
From all We can learn Of the there viii
be no disapp even to the most literal Of the
I liberal party.
The Spanish Gonven ntionaI debt question Is bseanl-
ife more interesting every
It seems to look as the least
part Of his mission. He claims redress for wrongs
sE5done Spanish citizens the last etolntion II ap
pears that during the late war against Santa Anna,
many Spaniards arrayed themselves under the stand
i ard Of the dictator and while nominaly engaged IN
4 an honorable way, interfered the property
offensive Glzens and none 0r sgQ casea cgAhlLLeu
the most barbarous ontrages, by Killing parties OF
A men whom they found in a defenceless condition.
When taken by the arms Of the reFolntioniats they
4 were severely chastised for their crimes And now
4 the Spanish minister comes forward to ask Of this
Government to degrade the officers under whose
orders these Establishments were inflicted 1t is not
difficult to see in Wfat such is re-
garded by this Government and what Will be the re
a suit of such insolent demands. 8
4 The bond holders have had seVeni meetings TO
compare notes, and see il they could not eontriTe
4 some plan to settle the impending difficulty.
last meeting on Friday, they agreed to Disagree, ad
4 thus ends the infuence which they might bring tc
bear BY such course they have lost the confidence
Of their Minister and the respect Of this Government
4 Senior Alvarez has told the bond holders that be
did not come here az q broker hut as an
q As he has not been received as Ambassadors ear
see no cause Of his longer delay. He is said to he
on the eve of departure for Havana at the present
II time.
"a large body Of troops left this Al few agt
a for Queretero. We are not acquainted with thei
!. destination. Z $5#
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Tlatrty-T orrtl. Goa session.

made personal stating fhiss hs mad
been nnsfepgesenssd hg Lord Clarsndoni III I'LL re-
marks made the House of Lords respecting
Central America affairs. & ssH5
Y. Br Butler replied to Hr. W ilsons defence of sfy.
Sumner relatfye to certain pros
tion of South Carolina. He stated thai
had nIsrepr the Gonssf 81 tint State
altogether. 554z5 a
a Hi. Cas- made some remarks supplementary to
these of atlr. Clayton on The Same subj jeck
Mr, Pearce sustained the american interpretti0n
Y Of the CLAYTON -BuIwer treaty. 55sa
8 HotLseh hr- Iindtey defended ha political position
that the latter was to the nomination of
Buchanan, and rather than n Benton should have
any inhuence with Mr. the esens on his
souri, Mr.. Lindey Wind ated Tie Benton Democrats
so far as their cnnnect with his election was con
cerned, and himsaH from the char Of being tinc
[ tured with Free esoilisIn. 81 $
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

\ ARREST OF i RUSSIAN AGEsT-On Monday last, at
10 o'clock, P. NJ, Mr.. Liedenfeldt a commissiones
and agent this city, Of the Russian GoEeEnmenf
for the purpose of procuring arms, and
other supplies, was arrested by Deputy Marshal To-
renzo de Angels, on charge against him
by Mr. ]. K. Perkins, for breach contract on the
Country II il asserted that during the late European
war, tie Russian Government, through MI. e. its
aeant. contracted with Mr.. P. for 5000 pounds Of
g1npowder, and 900 stand Of arms for stipulated
sum. The powder was supplied bnt the arms were
not and peace being proclaimed sooner than had
been anticipated, the Government, as alleges. not
wanting further supplies, sought to eyade the CON
tract Mr.. l.. had very skifplly eluded the vigilance
of the officers for some time past but pe ~ oy
- I'm. Y. Courier aud Enquirer, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26


" saad Count ftcd so
London. 5g "A 851 5f WA rs
The cenaaf Committee W Till PoiIsh Democracy
have published aprotsst against the TERMS III which
ths lzar n q AZ amnesty to They
assert that IL arms for tleir national hide
Fsndence in Isa8 they fuf lied q duty thing
TO be pardoned they eoul not now rs.
ndaneing their claims accept the title of
spardoned rebels. 8ss ssSi
LAT EST sR w. TE III III EAp
E2les7Raassg s VI
TE.Igs Friday. ii stated positively tiat Count
sGay0ur will set out on another jparaey to Paris
The situation Of affairs il considered crIasal.
3 RnssIa arsH Tsargrey.
ss CONsTAs May Russia protests agaiiiss
the admission Cf StonrZa to- the Commission sor rec
tifying the Bessarabiam frontier.
The papers announce tlsdeath Of Dr.. Monk Bishop
sof Gloucester and Bristol.
Ias Times city article OF Friday evening says
itllough THE Lord PaImeEsson IaSs
eyeniag thst lie had received information o tie fact
Eof ME- Grarnpt haFfng been required to5IsaYe
Washington the expecsatians excited
private received yesterday from
sdsa ssH zaa a,a sa ne sl5ssa asss Sss
STOCK ge there Is good derdand for money,
end discount here ii aair suliTIy as,
y some instances Per eent tha ganss
due BE aId as this VIII absaFb gTe
at bank are likely to irl-
TO- XII aarfng tIe next few days.
asaass nas Ieadtllg afIIcle 0n the American
s.S iss 10 of these
\ iefana United ssatss, Wfo though sofss
dsnaniHg tne udSy PieFee'a Gahinss do
NOT IT
me DAILY News Ehs change which I'll
taking piaee publs asffssaI I'll refsrs1es tg sIls
difficulties with Arderic There III atiH M aSys a
universal to idea df 4 i'd with nisris,
but doubts are inning to aris iii 8lae minds Of
mauy whether our dep lias not
already been carried Quite ali faE ID 5ictsses
land whether President Pierce and his Cahins ssof
presenting taos fin On their kTovFledge Of our aiF
\ for peace. 81 sss tsSS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE Oh "a GHrID.-The
Pensacola Gazette, Of the 2Istt inst, has the fol-

lowing 5s5f ss s .5S 5s ss
On the 18th inst d little boy oi about nine years
Of age (son Of the master Of the British Ship Sarah
was suddenly missed from the deck Of that vessel
\ betTeen the hours Of S and p. M. About twenty
men were engaged on board at the time, some on
deck some in the hold of the ship and the resi- In
lighter lying moored under The stern Of the vessel.
No one can give the clue or re-
specting his Every possible search has
since been made for his recovery but Witont avail.
boats crew with the chief officer In charge, was at
once dispatched To- the city to endeavor to obtan
to sailor boarding ghonse, remaining there until after
midnight, and at length returned on board state
Of intoxcation one Of them remaining behind being
too drunk to return in the boat. Up to this time no
trace Or information has been obtained respecting the
fate Of poor child and as tho vessel is about to
5leaY port the probability is that il viii for the
present remain mystery. sS SIss gssS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

81 An editor IN Iowa has becofae 90 holl1w gonS DC
neninr upon tine printing business al0no fos hre4ds
That he proposes to sell himself fer q steYeppe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26
uPPER MIS- sIss1PPI.

Wsll leave SATURDAY Jnly. sth, q. O'Clock 2: n.
~ GSa REGULAR SIT. LOUIS PACK.
fAEL1 ~ ET-Tbe fine, regular passenger packet Ne
1ss:h braslxa, Geo w Ford master will leave for
ST. Louis all intermediate landings above freight
or passage apply on board or to ,,, +. ~ .,..,-
~ plan Of the cabin be and state sectred
by applying to the agents. =. - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

CUNDRIES-s%s q. ", .L-- ~ h. ,,5-.- 1T 81 .gT z
SS9~'t so boxes Sicily LEMONS; }
-5 so bags COW PEAS ;A5g, s. "a: 5.ssst.l' AZ
5 is bags Taragona ALMONDsi 4s
Wf=7 5 bags PEA NUTS; u EsssEs s-zs p ~.
. n'N 40 cases CANTON G1NGERtz ~ +: 3s,> 70 $
:. 4 boxes True LEMON SYRUP.
For sale by fes5 ls1: A F. COGHRAS! 9. HALi.,. .,.
je2l 80 h2t NO. 80 9reYler stee..
GATAWBA WINES, etc.
" $50 boxes Long worh's SPARKLING H.,
D 100 do do do IsABELLAi
w 100 DO Loomis' DRY;
50 barrels CATAWBA WINE: ~ = . ~ -iN54 gl
IS do do BRANDY: ff.L e.
~ 50 do BOURBON WHISKY, very superior ; 81
~ - s''' 'DN - -. : OGLESBYi & MACAULAY. y.
iel6 3n -. =&. = 65Tchoupouas street
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The ST. Louis Evening News Of the 18th inst,
Says 81 49,
Weather this morning cool for the season, hnf
pleasant. We have no material change to notice la
the stageo the river here or at other POINTS blis
for oil business purnoses Upper and Hi.
nois are both getting low. age now required
/ by all the boats that cross the Rapids 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

TETSs ''zEI' .
. BACON-aOO casks choice Cincinnati Sides; .l III
. ~ 100 casks Clear Sides; .o t-..,- rs W.
g I,,,-- l0D do Cincinnati Shoulders: T5 VIZ
. ~. -@', 50 do Plain Hams sss-z =F.. II
. so boxes Dorninck's Breakfast Bacon; 2
4 r. 100 terces Sugar Cured Hams i SO, .r
BEEF-a1 bbls Doniinick's Family Mess; 49,
f zE5f7f 100 do do Plain Mess 5I.54 "a El-
100 half bbs Dominck's Extra Mess
100 bbls do 7l Prime Mess; sG'.ta-5
y so bbls Davis Extra Prime Mess
200 half bbs do Family Mess y5a ..-s7g'f1 7 +l45,l
.. 100 bbls Davis Prime Mess; 5at -lll .s.4
300 bbls inspected Prime; 5I-,5s
~ 20 boxes Domnieks Dried s=a sJ. .5 E i5 5'i.7
I= 50 bbls Davis Dried y if5 b. sF' T7
Is boxes Beef Tongue; Ezt g +
WEISKY-10O bbls Derby's Star; ,5 t7 E}E '1ssI y,
49, 800 do Olver's Extra s9-.l .+e 5gi.s
'Faf9 ~ W 100 do Deans; 3+- ='
LARD-l00O kegs Choice Leaf 81, u ,.,H k; ,sz,y
LARD OII-l0D bbls Shlitos Cincinnati Winter straineo
'TS-TI r. SO do Saml Engler, ST. Louis; ~
DIES-1O0O boxes Shillito's Star .
FLOUR-5e0 bbls Orange Swan and Magnolia Mills Extra;
500 do Hill and Cherry st. supertne 81 Louis;
PEPHER-lOO bags Black; N ''-t TX 'elsE5 G2
PORK-l00D bbls Inspected Mess
NATIVE WIN ES-Long Dry, Sparkling and Sweet;
| do BRANDY do Catawba in store and for sale
NV ~, - 90 VOORHEES,, GRIGGS & CO., <se
lao l- ~ @afs ~. Is Tchoupitoulas street.
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LOWER MIssIssIP5P1.

VIII leave on SATURDAY, 18th inst, O'Clock p NJ !
FqSY, REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK,
r ET.-For Memphis The regular alternate Sat
ssS5S- urday packet the very light draught
packet Lucy Robinson, S. Malborn master, will leave
as aboyefor Memphis, Helena Dea Frars Point Napoleon
Ganes Landing Columbia Greenylle, Kentucky Bend Lake
Providence Vckbug and all the Bends For freight
sage having unsurpassed apply board
TieS6 = - L. SNAPP s. CO.. No. 81 Front street.
HThe Lucy Robinson connects at Memphis with the Louis
vile Nashville Cincinnati and St. Louis packets. !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

& : No d Camp
os of he Be far
p9n sgshags o e
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards will be received
e
State Of Louisiana and Of the City Of New Orleans
cent of the apPrassed sss cash yans I Ranks
fxsssdns g s Ss e s u
NC directly indirectly borrow any Of the funds
W Se esafs M deposited
Speclhea tin'e' S. TRUsTEEs.
ssesEs assss Fss gks'S E's SsSs
ES5s ss'sss
\ Vt: I; !asHf, saHE4, yies Presidents
B-Copes of The Ac. of Incorporation and ByaWs caE
be Obtained OF the Office --- 10Y no y
nRUGs AND DGI1E1IICALs- THE sUBsCR5IBEE ,a 5a3IsE
sy9 seS Peands PeaGsE 4 AM nc caEoaEli
S s. .ss.. ss II B$4RzEs Z sfERE
b5ls IA FAN y TAETAR saJsIa1B pure ~
5 cases Eeined BokA1is sl5
1 .a,4 4 DO tsH eHLoRIbE LIME;
3 Dc Dc Ell G9fBKkfFaAssTi56 BkFasT5sE
5g e tsss casks siskl skh laskb. S0nAi SODA
| 60 ounces OTTO ROSE F H..
a 5 cans OIL LEMON =, ~
a5 cases aa p56cahHS d6oPER's AMGk fsfksLAss; 81
I'M g boxes 0AsTIIIE q TT 4 !, s9APi IsaP aPb .5a
500 poHnds poiu sil # clTEENE RERRER, pure;
ie16 l2td&W " - s3 Magazine street
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STEAMBOAT EPARTUREs
n = 80 z z n ~ 75T's7
FOR RED RIVER.

#5 FOR RED RIV
EDR ss 4 1slsss
m sass = abg9s
stsd .sss s
ne hsd htvsr III fs ssss &
His AZ d.
I isass =
sgsas
: z is e = 3. SMITH. i ssx 1szs.
leave sA5yRRAx k Sa ist s ss'ssT
srfs FssT Gaasss sssss ii
.asss. f:i 81 sss
sage apply on board E@1s oF e App Il Front street.
Eeofs ali landings above Alexandra, with pfis
i ~ 7-, YAzoo VERs' W..
W g, z 5hEgaRhH sis d EIspH
fore Greenwood. sidon, Tehaia Yayeo cisy, sa
sss
Eek, i 81 s.B,s .s
TT5 80 I.o. Q. F.--BoAED.oEs DIRECTORS
s $
saes isshe5Rfl Wilson
sen ssa'Spsassl 60 Seymour Bowde
neE H essaSss HTs N BeS'6sf opD T. 20
sEss Gags e.
MIsPAGGM Us Mint and Al ~ ssersaIy's once n
ss a Ss a assss
alI others Sso per vault IT, s, y, -; =. .d
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

Leaves WEgNEspAY 2, ~, ,yay st S'elask % 2 n
eS For Memphis, Helena Napoleon, Greenve and
aaaSsa all landings in the HendsThe regular
senger packet steamer III. M. Wright,J d. Clarke,
master n place Of the steamer John smonls will leave as
l. 49,. JOHN E. HYDE { CO, ,66 Poydras street
p The H N. Wright will attend to all the business Of the
steamer John Simonds according TO entered
into between Captains Church and Clarke.
R The H NJ Wright receiving freight foot Of Canal
sfreef = g. -.---ie26 :
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1856.
sE,A.-,GOIN,G v, VESSELS.

zzzsaszszsSzz sEaaaszsz7zzazz
sEA-Go o1NGs VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
.s rs0U fss 's q sslGsh a
hsa new ana Hssn1
s1ss is
noaaf's haRgsfs iei gfssfissnsMso5k ga street
iT q ,s,
w,s.vs sP1gAH Haapy ss s5 at s,s!ssf .
ss 9sss msssssa asa 1ssas sanB
saaes EsF pssssss Ssgng sssss a e
'se04noftifas H2GErs spG%R Of
ks]sss ] gs S;s%5s. sSsza!s
Ss 9 sst %S Vii s .szss with the
e s.l G q SgEsRAH REnH slS L ss9sss
Pspf s pssss M having s Ri ssant
for cabin "a ifsIsEs Gp Of
aNo freight viii be received v:hoat an
% . NEW YORK. ,
p IN ~ To sail next week ls,55zzS ,..-. =,
slSNR4p,ng ship s senator. Roland II. Comm master,
ssngef ffssh sR c. sis5d S 'a street
below ss
i------- ------------- =-=-=------ -===------
BALTIMORE. q
,a=,.TIZl, FOR BALT1MoRE.-REGU LINE
EYEf& The, Al new Schooner Look Here, Smith,
aspE as!RE ss s . passss hss
apply P%Pya 70 GEO, ". HYNsoS IS 9snsn NJ go: gt2s.t
shS paeEssThs a FAST sa;i;ne nseEet bar ennis
s hags /, most Gf hs5
=. GEO WILKINSON 6, q CO. Co. s. Camp street;
80. .=5s3;5:i7== - e : EI5 z= = :
80 : 7,711I - ~ 49, a,,7. 77a77,,n
g Jackson master having most 81 q heI cargo
1 sass
- 49,, 49, =,
s sssSs Thomson master having post9f hef
en- SSd NIL boa4 hye e. Dispatch IL
2sll W. y = -. = ea.1R
tc1leW, Collins master having age Portion
on boad will have quick dispatch balance
myS fssSh or passaEs @ HSssos co. 81 campes.
siFsS FOR PHILADELPHIA = REGULAR
,PSaSd paskfs
of m9s a5sish' apply to GEO W. Hvssos co.. 81 Camp St.
,szEst * passage appy ne captain On o.asD .4s
Al new packet schooner era 4; Grsy
sss $751; III & have aspass fsF balance o.
4 1a5e M@1@ -: e:s
- = u.s. y 2 : Wv y y : ~ -----------------
issssss sas
M m a dispatch For balance of freight or pas
ysls s-eys sE9 " HzssoS CO. 81 Camp street.
of IT. Or Ppy on s9a4 BE- % or To-
- 75e,15 TosT9N-pE?iI17. > , ,cV ~ INN
Dlans sa 5 ba2s
balance passage apply
- FoR ,,3sroa-SS W. Se7T I' ~ p e.6;V w I'M
fn hees,sl fseEe sip eoaat aee
nHisdate dispatch For balance Of fsigl
islo sEo W aaNsDS ees5 lamp street
per Bark Panama, Graves, master, having aeagl
i 80 sayse rsR on app T have quick dispatch
je6 - GEO ". HYNsoN Z co, u Camp street.
.6SN FOR BOsTQNT1REGuLAR I: iINEwTHE IIs,- e E !,
MASTER having large portion Of her cargo
gagged will Dispatch balance freight passag
apply board at Post Post 2 g. First District or Or to o,
------------- ----,. 100000 = , c,--I-1 ~,
kHSSG FOh BOsIONMs-MnEGUl.A5 IONsn pAGhElIIaa & ~
nearly all her cargo engaged vii have quick di
PGh; pntso First y nistrict u or y
z mva9 .' w. '" = s. Camp street
y = -----------
k# FOR BOSTON-REGU ULAR LINE PACl
q 5sss anE sn Pasas
9 freight Or passage, apply TO-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

NJ STATE OF LOUISIANA, @s I :
q 81 Parrish of Orleans. City Of New Orleans y
subscriber Justice Of the PEACE and for the city aforesaid
e Secretary the Louisiana Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do de-
pose and that the accounts Just and true, and
OBJECT transcript from the books of the said Company
: I ll55-7 = ~ -s9f CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
VI. 49, - H. p. JANVIERy Secretary IT, !!
swornto and subscribed before this 26 day Of March
1856. 15zl W. G.. NJ. BRADFORD,
Board OF Trustees resolved pay Six cent
the scrip certificates Of 1850 and after The
second Monday Of May next and have declared scrip div
Of Twenty-Five per cent the net earned premiums
past year for which certificates will be issued and after
the day and they have reserved the balance
Of the profits of the wear ending l2h March 1856 to meet
The Company against the pers Of the seas
rivers loss and damage by fire. the current rates OF
premium. III ,4-- v. .E Z s,=5-z-
Office in iron building Of Camp and Netehez streets
b s,l Vice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26
7 YAZOO RI We Z.
yyilI leave on SATURDAY 2sil inst, at clock z. NJ
- = SIZE AMER 1sA!IAL1sAMfTA,a AA q On PLAf

the steamer lItIf
fore Greenwood sidon, Tchala, Yazoo City, sar
tnra Vcksbur ali intermediate landngso Yazoo River
The fine running packet steamer Atalanta,
N c. Briggs MASTER win leave above. For freight or pas
is2s @ s7 LEWIS sNAPP & co.., 81 Front street
HShe receiving freight at foot Of Benyiie street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

The Emperor Alexander has been enjoying the hos
pitalities OF the King of Prussia at Berlin. #
Russia. .sTS ~
2 The Gear has made the following diplomatic ap
Vienna, replaced at Berlin by Baron Brunow; Prince
pelsorouski, formerly Minister Of War, Ambassador
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

The King Of Greece has asked the Tnfanta of Spain
in marriage for the heir to the Greek throne and a
favorable answer had been given by Spain. King
Otho was about to set out for Germany. a, s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

TRUSTEES.
John R, Shaw, s.L.J4evy, ~ w. L. Laner,
Geo w West A. H. May, Philip A. Shaw,
Richard Lloyd, John q. Owen, =. Det user,
Elijah Peale, John Hall. Eopert pyas,
j. r Harrison, Rufus Nc1iherny, w II. avery,
Joseph Hoy, J. g. Cocks, .. y. lSenhoni,
L. c. Jurey, J: A. DoIigherty, John hoaehpurg'
s. o. Nelson, VIM. A. Kent, 4. y hennel,
Alfred Moulton, A. Dessommes, a E. X. Converse,
". G. Tompkins, John z. Goodrich, J. Eager.
r. n G. Wood. g. B.. Curry, r. .p1 5anl6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

a' The Company have the following assets viz: 2.
Invested In mortgages property worth d ,l.-
double the amount loaned thereon. $23t t250 90
Invested In bank stocks. 65,5l5 W
Loaned on bank stocks :, ............ 125 490 90
Invested real estate (ofice IS Camp sO 1000 W
Bills receivable at short time for premi- - Al
earned. lAA, ,606 10 s
ois iscri,,ton mo notes So. = ......... 444lss5
f,us for preuurns In eourse Of collection II 466 81
Cash on hand nd,,,,,...,.........,....... 36,0A l9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05
PHILADELPHIA.
.xEu,sppuls rorniI the

easy 10 make nhvslca Pill hut notcasy TO make M NV ,
of all riisoue which wauld Lave meme OF the
al the adNantaEosot ot ,NeiN "lhsf s submit 10
here and with what success wewould resre'uny ,,
,hc public decision Il has unfortunate for TIE paen
that almost every purgaitv meile,ne u ,ha n
and irritating 10 els. This not Many OF tn f
dncr ~ mnci grpiug and reSulslop In the system @
more than balance the good to re derived @ s.
These Pis produce irritation or pain nhl'ss II @ how
aprevinusly existing obstruction or nm mi,
els Being purely vegetable. no harm van arse ," ,I
use in anV auantitv is better tha Any meu'luo ~,
TAX on pdiciously Minute are' t"ns "r n'H vs. w. W 49,
several d.eascs To- which they are app'"e ~ ,,nl
lnx which have been sp"colN .o''"
by them we mention Liver Com taint IN All hs '~'pu ~ -
Jaundee Indigestion lanrour an ,ss oi apl p raxnr
lcssness rritabity Bliuns Headache hi""s rN'' -
aud Ague. Pattn the Side aud loins '"' IN u"' anr A.
are hn the consequences diseased a' N o the
apericut. thcy afford promr and shiH 'l'' N a cl
Piles rhor pNsentefy uunors Seroul, aud scur.y ,a
hohy Ulcers and ml iritV OF the ol"N
In short any wher rnrgauVe nrol"rt' n
The havr singnnrly snccsssiu cures
rheumatism Cont BropsV. Gravel Elysr"ias' ihii't'n
lHinHiu the Back Stemaeh and side my
he freely taken in the spring OF the Near o parry 'n'
stimulates the stomach into healthy "euo a
the appetite and They purity the olooa N
y their siimuant action on the eircuat"rH system 'a
the body and restore the wasted or
energies OF the rgansu Ilouor occasional dose Is
aniageou~ though serious arrangement eNSs
nnccesnrv dosing should never be carried too 'a as eNoy
madeleine reduces the strength when taken 10 en-
The Thousand ca>cs In which phNs,c is required cap
enumerated here but they suggest themselves ="
ot ever, body and is confidently hehe'en NY ~
will hecr purpose than thing which mas 'nN'"
available mankind When their virtues are "n''
public win dnuht what remedy to employ
when in need of cathartic medicine -
Being wrapped they Pheasant 10 hkr anu ue,e
purely vcgetabln harm afso from their Use In any q'"o
lily ,,.
prepared by Dr. JAMES c. AYERrraclieal and Analytic
Chemist Lowell, Mas5 Price p per BOX rive oPNvs
60 sold by John II Sr3v lynchhufgi ana oy All
Druggists and Country Merchants throughout the State
Pm cell, l.add Go, R'hmond General Agents