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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

vILLE.-The regular PASSENGER Train
will run daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
of passengers at the following points only Manches-
ter, Robiou's Coal-ield Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mat
toax Chula Amelia C. H., Jetersville Jennings Ord
nary Burksville Prices, Mehenin Keysvile, brakes
Branch Mossingford, Roanoke, Clover, Scottsburg'
Boston. News Ferry, Barksdale's, Ringgold and
Danyille.
Leave Richmond at 6 O'Clock A. NJ, arriving at
the junction breakfast house) at $40 A M, and at
Danville at IS P. NJ LeAFe Danville at u H., ar.
irving at the Junction at $50 p. H., and Richmond
7l8 P. M. --tsss 81
Children over and under ~ years of ago, and ser
wants. half price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, so that one may
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they are
permitted to go on the cars.
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg Wythev1lle,
va and Jonesboro' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
daily with South Side Railroad at Burksyile. Pas
sensers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., connect
aaiiy at Danville with Holderby Co.'s fast line of
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NEW CLOTHING STORE, No. 3

30 NEW CLOTHING STORE, No. 81
Main street, opposite St. Charles Hotel
M ISAAC APPEL respectfully informs the citi
IN gems of Richmond and the public generally,
that he has taken the store No 81 Main street. for
merly occupied by NJ Schultz, where he viii always
keep ON hand large and well selected stock Of
FASHIONABLE CHOTHING and Gentemen's
Furnishing Goods. He ssks the public to give him q
CALI feeling satisfied that he will be able to give
tsfacton to those who may favor him with their pa
tronam. ~. NH 22-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

Nova SCOTIA HERRINGs.--
I Io5 balf b.. rel. Choice Cut Herrinss
Cargo of schooner 'smAsnet- direct from tbe R;.h.
ries, Iand,ns on the Dock. for aaie bv -''"o
my9s anLA .bsS<lk 4 baskerville, &
Al UGEkH.-.A finf assOrf,nen1 nj go
"A Tor CaSpentafs, Millwriahis ana shiu kriidsfs
THO. koBERTsON.
importer md dsaies ~ foreign and domestic
my Hardware and Cutlsry. Ne. IS Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

7 LIGHTNING RODS, LIGHTNING
IL RODS.-As the season is approaching for
thunder storms. would inform our friends and the
up OTIS CELE 6RATED PREMIUM LIGHTNING
CONDUCTORS, the only method of absolute protec-
ton against lightning. This Rod has taken the pre-
Il also took the premium at the late Fairs in this cty
All orders addressed the subscribers la Broad st.
viii meet with prompt attention.
my 8-2w JOHN VsuLLIvAN l. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

+ AIDES, MITTs, GLOVES, HOSIERY
IL &c.-yust received, another cheap lot of twist.
Silk Lace Mts from IS cents up to the finest quality
Also-Gloves Hose and half Hose. at
/. L. WELLS, IS Main street.
10 Mansion
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nrsaoLuTIoMs, Co

-,Q s;EyllI|l ~ lIaI
under tho st3ls 81 aTEA1NA - ~ ~ = ~. I.
The pans n. old rm fsss5s le ss shs..a e
csiveS ~ t;rt.s vesrs and trnst that Il will b. eon
tinusd to HE nav ARM, ple3e tpl gthemselvee eeas
svsry effort Nm Be msds g (ys 1ssmStacn 81.
s ae r. PHENEAS TnuksToN.
a.-,,oo i,sa aim IL s $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

r0.pARTNERsTfIP..-The nndersiGncA
L bsvs Sorned Z CO-PARTNEReHIP, 70 com
on he I. ln,t r ths e s9pSsSS
4 III Grs,MMfsSION BUSINESS, st SO Chambers,
ana n Rsads street. In the city Of New York. uuder
ths style and arm Of BELL, BROOKS, PACE 4
co. ana at No II Pearl street, In the city Of kicls-
mond. Va, under the style and firm Of ELLETT.
WALLER, DREWRY & CO.
Our Mr. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PuRcHAsED our FOkEioN
GOODS in person, for CASH.
We shaIf at early day be prepared 70 exhibit
and sHsr to the trade beautiful stock q both ponu
and upon a. favorable terms ~ any house IN this
sountrv
WIN BELL, ofthe arm Of
lanes n PACE or the firm Of
ANDW L. ELLETT, willInsham, Elicit Go.
RICHARD r. WALLER, Of the firm Of Brooks,
= y ~ d Bell Waller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

lvl CENT, Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
Church. ite
MONUMENTS of any size OF design made to order,
of the best material and workmanship, equal to any
in the Union at the lowest New York and Philadel-
phia prices. re
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to our stock hand, which consists of larger
and better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, &C., than is often found in
similar establishments
CARVING and LETTERING executedin q supe-
r1or manner. i,
O. Monumental Drawings on hand, for inspec-
ton. NH 1l--3m
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CLAY DREwRY.

CLAY UHEWKH.
January ID, 1885
NIOTICE.--The arm Of BROOKS, BELL
~ & WALLER win not be dissolved till further
notice We will ct early day close out our stock Of
Goods at auctions 70 make room for our successors,
Messrs ELLErr, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
ia 2-h BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

o-R. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
EGG&L CARRIAGES.-Havng bought of Mr..
2lsrN-T Thomas Clemmitt his entire Coach Man
ufactory take this method to inform my friends and
the public generally that viii continue manufsc.
ure, of the best materials and workmanship, all
kinds of Carriages at his former stand No. B Frank
lin street, between 18th and 18th.
a. Repairing done with the greatest dispatch.
A call 10 solicited.
my6-lm o. A. FRANCIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16
Richmond Markets, MAY Is.

APPLES-S40450 p bb according to quality
BACON. The stock of Bac IN has increased some
since our last report. We quote ShAes 10GI04c
Shoulders &c.; Hams 11t0l2tc., as in quality. Nc
North Carolina or Smithtield hoground now in mar
ket.
BUTTER.-We quote mountain 1890; Goshen
mo 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

"A HAkP --P. II. TAYLOR has reeeiycd
"a q bis Music Store, Governor street. ins TON "a
HARP, having the double action and ell modern in,-
Il y from the mandatory OF Alexander BlasdoiL az
London, Patent Harp Msnufaciuzef, under ROYAL par
uonsas ~ II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

.sia ses se4 sAHxsa ssxa k8Asas
a8fN 4aee saa asssae
I xA9aggA9 = As - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-16

ana Analytical Onelnlst, LOWeLl, nnss.
Price Is cents per Box. Five Boxes for ST..
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond
and by all respectable Druggists.
apS---dSfavvG c2n1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-22

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNaREss. - The Washington
Star says:
1t is being said that the Republican party House
managers have at length agreed to take up the Sen
ates joint resolution fixing day for the termination
of the session, and that they propose to pass 1t with
session without corsummating anything for the pa
cication Of California Or the enactment Of the an
nual appropriations bills The truth IS snce the
failure OF the negotiations induce both Dayton and
Johnston to withdraw their respective pretensons to
the Vice Presidency said to have been carried on at
the quarters Of Speaker Banks this city the afore
said managers have grown desperate Their game
now is to superindGce as much confusion and as much
real dangeras possible in the conditioner public aE
fairs, in the hope fithus 50 exciting the Northern
masses aa to induce them to vote inNoyember pretty
much as u heightened flock Of sheep obey or follow
tile motions of the first one Of them who moves,
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N lllyIB VI .B5ER } I + l9.
.Ns0 OrIearvs laiIp GrestsrEl.
Ola and MapE Time

gst*AS - - V "
The following went the rounds of fhe neWspaper
press about thirty years ago It now about IS
VIII as i did then and viii doubtless ft just as wen
thirty years henceI u
When my good mother was 4 girl.
Say thirty years ago, 81 5'
Young ladies then knew how to Init. 81
AS well as how to sew. # @ III #
Young ladies' then could spin and weave
Could bake, and brew, and swesp
Could sing and play, could dance and paint.
And could secret keep.
Young ladies then were beautiful
AS any beauties now
Yet they could rake The new raoWn hay,
Ormilk the brindled COW"
Young ladies' then wore bonnets, too,
And with them their own hair
81 They made them from their own good straw,
And pretty, too, they were. b
Young ladies' then oft fell III 1--we,
And married, too. the men
q While men, with willing hearts and true
Loved them all back again.
Young ladies' nom can knit and sew, 5S
Or read pretty book -
Can sing and paint. and joke, and quiz, sis5s
But cannot bear 20 cook tSssg 9s8s
i Young ~ ladies roy ean bIithely spin
Of street yarn !, many IA ar.ooI 5
And weave web of scandal TOO
And dye it in the WOOL s,
Young ladies' notc can bake their hair
Can brew their own cologne;
In to1Totced pltsniage often shine. ]
While they neglect their own.
And as to secrets, who would think sS
Fidelity pearl W:
None but a modest little miss, Z
Perchanee a country girl
1onng ladies no,D wear lovely cusis.
What pity they should bttY them HI
And their bonnet heavens! they fright $s.ss
The beau that ventures nigh them. I
Thenas to gowns I've heard II said
They'll hold a dozen men !; s5s @ ,@s.s rs
And il you once get IN their sleeves @ s4
You'll ne'er get out again.
E'en5loye is changed from what it was, M Is al
Although true love il known t3 MS n 3S III
Tis wealth adds lnstre to the cheek,
53 X And melts the heart Of stone. l5
Thus Time works onders- young and old
Confess his magic power M
Beauty will fade Virtue proves
Pure gold in mans last hour
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-22

ANOTHER FBGrTIFE SLAVE CASE Boston, July
ia fugitive slave named Joseph Williams was
delivered up today to the authorities by the CAPTAIN
Jadse Bigelow, whereupon the Vigilance Committee
issued writ of habeas corpus, and Williams was re-
leased-t the claimant not having appeared. NJ
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sTEAMBOA AT % EpARYUREs,
% HIo 3RIYER..

y r. STE NIAGARA, Harry I.
Sn'ottS Sb's snsuda 3 u
81 ELL & ssfa5ss Ryss s Magazine ST.
gfY7xTfs !. sTEAMER JAS. .naoNTGOmERY
ags ssPsnad snm .l.IeIa .lnIontgoomery qasfsEIThis
NV ofssas sSas %eSPAY sny ah
odatons By any the rade Roons for any Il the
ss Sf CO.. Magazine street
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves On z D E p IL SEP :,
isssaa Heena Napoleon Gfeenvic, and all andingss
L The Kate
FEsDee Tlspee master VIII leaveas above For freight
ys ST T5#fs sspp HzPE co SEss; rsSass; .,sss
The Kate Frisbee will pay particular attention to pIanta
ton and way freight and the trade the whole
leaving here every other Wednesday.
RHis na1Mo tass ANN lapaIaT En- Rs:
q sss7s ls css h. . M s
Yaafd Msmp;S Lake
board fa,d OF or to =, T y sMIfH.
sezss sys T. .AyyERiH T. sEaf1 u ~ 4
Ee2s6R and psf ssDs BsSa
i Asbnry master viii leave Is abore for Mikens send
sa Baton Ranss
a n eS ns sE syny s
psssE ss.e
E- All feiht for Yazoo River above Yazoo City must be
CONSIGNED 70 some houss in. .Eisks5nrg iyH
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1t is believed that tie most polite Of antiquity.
he who, to nhlige his elowet zens, Leaf ed into
gulf and VAS ever after called Quintus Courteous.
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I'FEE .LAKE,,
rlff.eps !. a! RLEAsgRE III RgI0N

r,r NJ /. s-srr,rS n y z, n =, ., = - ~
I 10 low pressure stssfafr e
,;ai saisssd every !; arrival
a n @ @ s M an ,uhe e. nsttse
opportunity ihoss who 10 visit families
ad Rsatf
Day tine 70 meet the oelock train los the city
ttipasf he boat yerissd in 5sr schedule - =
~ a- sks.. ~. y, - n,e.s.: sss
sss va psnsasoa Navy ysra Apaigehieoa e.
A. eae M M ~ All thpa Bas
ins ample time fsh and battle each pses
Wi sE J. ~ : 7 s. ~ tsAa1s ~
=; RI a sseanlsp y " Lo1zens, COM
@ fs 1s '!s sserYs Yin tss
@ u Mals tsre or he ExcuTsion g9in and returning so
s 1pp5 p' fs fssE @ Or
ty2l = = 1.otaAs : "a = Pe5d1as PsSfa.s' street
r~-,, - yTC,Ts T,r.rnTrT ~ ~ !. r, ,-,1v, ,--,
3 ger notice ihs steamer Southern STAR,
az ea Nh ns esSe t9wh a p PAn
oaE ~ naaa, And BAmThEs =, IN
oos @ apa Il as9 s a I saT
evenings feTa aSsss SS 60
t7o7, a,.,i,,I 10 i,1i.EeT - se,ps 1ss1,7
sMsI iISEsammsr
A. Hsirn master EIOrfsia " II Intebiaes mss:er: n,
fb,esrn1, WweSs n,aster baving arnraa for a.
steamers viii ieays He Iae End of Sa I'M III
daily On The arrival of tbe s ocaet II stanain 9
ST ioufs Pass md sJ yss;
ing water permitting - s'0'Ns 80
fa,;r EEaran ~ AInI,a5 @ S As & tk3S a4st8 rs H
f r. iiE DDEs AGENT cent ia Rank Plaza
New Orleans November l. 1856 r'51I S7> I@-$ n5 IA
L a Ts.. MANDEyIILE, LEWIsBURG.
IHIIsE5,s MADISON VILE and GoVfaIToN DAfLY
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TExAs AND MEXICO. I.


a To sail THURSDAY. 2fth inst, at s O'Clock A. II.
x~f-SEae SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP sCOHT-
5NSMlktIES PANY--for GALVESTON and MATAGO ORIlA
BA u. s. Mail Iine-The new and magnn-
ent steamship W. II. Talbot commander, will
above For freight PASSAGE having elegant accom-
modations for passengers appyto f4 595sgyE u. d
HARRIS, MORGAN CO., foot Of Julia street, z
opposite the Steamship Landing.
g Shippers will please provide themselves with the
ers form OF Bills Of Ladng None other will be signed jy22
Will-leave THURSDAY, July 81, at o'clock, A. NJ:
seH&Ea FOR BTsAXOS SANTIAGO, VIA
NdAIEhdS GALVESTON-The New Orleans and Texas U: p
sssasaa1 Mail Line. The and magnificent steamship
s. Thompson, commander wleave as above,
puncualy freight passage, having elegant
HARRIS, MORGAN 4 CO., foot Of Julia street,
-.s..r opposite the Steamship Landing.
% All freight shipped by the Nautilus will be delivered TO
Captain Kennedy Of the steamer Grampus unless otherwise
directed. Snsf.+z - L7i
gshppers provide themselves with the steamers bills
of lading. No other form will be signed. jyl8
Will leave on FRIp Z August ls at O'Clock, A. NJ
lzESssh FOR " ERA CRUZ.--U. s. MAIL LINZ
M The new and magnificent steamship Texas @ M Ihos
above punctually, carrying the U. S. mails.
freight or PASSAGE having elegant accommodations
for cabin and steerage passengers, apply to
" "F HARRIS MORGAN, Il CO., foot Of Jnla street,
" opposite the Steamship Landing.
No freight will be received without order from the
Agents. jyl6
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fPoRr OF F8fARsEILLEs.-It having been slased in a
New York paper that dlscriMina EXISTS at Mar
seilles against American vessels at
that port informs Us that such III i0E Mar~
harhor dues on American and vessels afe pre-
ECiSAIy the same. FS. Y TnnTnal Of {nInmeEee.
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l.
THE RICE CRoP on SAVANNAH RryER- The
Savannah Journal says: #5 ss@
ttFrom all our sources of information, we are able
to announce that the rice crop is very average
one on Savannah river The harvest water has pretty
doing the works of improvement to their plantations
which occur between hoeing and harvest, We have
heard considerable complaints OF volunteer rice,
but the general appears to be that isnot
near SO bad as twas last year.
g We are without reliable information as to the
crops the Altamaha the 0geechee and the Satla.
We should be obliged to any of our friends on those
rivers ii they would give us q line or tWoon this
subject. Also from the sea island planters on our
coast, and from the upland planters throug the
State.
With regard to Upland cotton, ne can generally
gather pretty reliable accounts from our exchanges,
but of Sea Island cotton and rice, we are left in pro-
found Ignorance 5e34s4# ST.
MURDER IN ATALANTA, GA.-The Intelligencer Of
the 18th inst has the following:
Aseotchman, named Smith. peaeeable and Or
derly citizen in the employ Of Mr.. i. Winship,
killed in this city, near the corner of AlshaIna and
Lloyd streets o Saturday last. about II o'clock
byone Jesse Woods The facts, as ELECTED before the
Goroners Jury are, we believe, substantially these
Woods and another man had been qnarreling and had
lust separated, when Smith, the deceased passing by
stopneG through Woods stepped up to him
1 and demanded if he took part in the quarrel at the
same time striking him in the face with the handle
of pistol. Smith then struck Woods with his fist,
knocking him down, who, Immediately arising, shot
the deceased in the neck killing him instantly.
Woods escaped. .and in all probability the crime
will, Hike most other crimes in go
!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-22


A FIENpfsH Aor- Sepegal Children Poisoned
The Warsaw Missouri Denlocr Che following
account Of Of the most dabolical acts On record
Mr.. II. G. 0Hayer has just related to US one Of the
most shocking affairs, which occurred the latter part
Of last week, that has taken plaeein this seefion
OF the State, the oircum Of which as fol
lows 1t seems that James Ray, d resident Of Nor
gan county, had had some previous difficulty with
some Of his neighbors and that failing to getTsYenge,
he concluded to take it out by poisoning the molten
siye little chIdrenof those with whom he had diff
culty, and who were attending school that eour
ty. He consequently obtained quantity Of poison
put it in squirrels head and laid it in spring used
by the school The result was the poisoning of nearly
the whole Of the children Of the 81 three
of whom died, and seven or eight others; our infor-
mant says cannot survive. The schoelmaster, whose
name do not remember and who was also poison
ed, at last accounts had some parts Of him mortified,
and his death was beyond question.
Ray was arrested BY the citizens Of his neighbor-
hood and made his escape in the but Was again
apprehended near, or in Quincy, Hickory county,
and carried back on Sunday evening last. 1T was
supposed that he would be lynched
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-22

heA, EsTlAL SPRINGS, EsTfLl COUNTY KEN
S;3 TUCkYThis fine Summer Retreat is situated the
L Kentucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain and is Of the most picturesque and healthy
ton and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
line of daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs,
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing of will at the Springs the evening.
The place in fine condition and open for the receptive
of visitors Mrs. o. CHII.ES,
my23 JOHN CH1LES.
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The Company have the following assets, viz. -.
Invested in mortgages property worth - e
double the amount loaned thereon. -. $23,250 90
Invested in bank stocks. .r............ 68,6I5 co
Loaned on bank stocks 125, ,490 90
Invested in real estate (o1ce 78Canp st 5l,00n 90
Bills receivable at short time for .premi- r ~
earned. .................. 144,606 76
Bills receivable, being balances on sub
scriptioD notes. H,4l8 IS
Due for premiums in course of collection l2,4G 81
Cash hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 86,024 IS
Total au,ount of assets. =. 81
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y ------I New Orleans, mbef 7 i, 1855. Z
Office n. O., Op. ard u. W Rnilrnnd Go
Mr. T. Bridges SIn to Sour inquiry relative to the
performance Of the MCGOWAN Pumps in upon this road
only suy that they quite equal your representation
and the variety of pumps bave in se they
decidedly the best -.FE.
Yours respectfully, A.. B. SEGER, Vice President.
The above Pumps and Engines constantly sale by the
ubscriher. sole agent here for the manufacturers.
ieai 3mdkW -. ISAAC RRIptiE, Y Magazine street.
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i On the occasion Of The baptism 81 ths IERnsrfaE
Prince, the jewels worn by the Empress IN her diadem
alone were valued at fifteen million francs Among
the larger stones with which this bslhle Was studded
was the great Regent diamond
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STATE or LnuIsIANA.

. S4ss.-siy STATE OF LOUISIANA,
~ a. Parish Of Orleans, City of New OrleansS
Be remembered that the 26h March, 1856 before the
Eubscbe Justice Of the Peace city aforesaid
persoally CHARLES Briggs President and p Jan
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according to law do de-
pose and that the above just and true and
transcript from the books of the said Company
1T t@r F5S S' CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
Y ne D. RI H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th of March
1856. Se g. ii. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have pay per
terest the scrip certificates Of 1856 payable and after the
second Monday Of May next and have declared scrip div
dend of twenty-five cent the earned premiums Of
the past for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June next and they have reserved the balance
of the profits of the year ending 18th March, 1856
pending bnt unadustad claims against the Company.
The Company continue against the pers Of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the Of
premium. a n. .G
Office iron building Camp Natchez Streets
.5-H CHARLES BRIGGS President,
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Cincinnati, December l, 1856.
MeSsrs. Geo u. Winchel Bro 4 Co:
Geuis-Ihe Pumping Egne purchased Of yon for of
small shop the line Of he Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
HIS ee in time nnd given perfect satisfaction
consider the hest pumping nppara within my knowledge
The engine "iees besides the plmps 90inch circular
three aes and adr and there is to with
s. pound the square inch of the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend to the notice of railroad and
others. Yours truly,
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EXCURSION no KEY west,

r. =, FOR POINT HTCLEAR.-UNTI FUR
ther notice, the steamer Southern Star,
5ssa Capt John Z Carson, will leave town
CLEAR and BATTLES WHARF a. zs@ GBE%97 II
On sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays will leave
town 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and will land Short Wharf
front Of Hotel to convenience families Sunday
evenings will leave town about ak o'clock. 5
& jy2H sSS ri Ea EH DAVID e FORD Agents
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WATERING PLACES.

- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEEa-THIs COM
5 modious and eligible establishment is open for the
M reception Of visitors and complete arrangements
perfected for the entertainment guests inferior to no
lteI upon the Gnf Coast = rGRICEf& ANtESs n "
2p3t-Ir ipronrietors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-22

THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
"A Gerry STORE No. % Baronne street d. i. RERCIER,
Agent. ~ r s+a,s &e 6 .@s5%&& i gE&
nf- large assortment of Choice GROCERIES,, WINES
and LIQUORS. gl
R CHAMPAGNE, of the best brands, in quarts pins
other FINE WINES: Superior OLD BRANDY aud other
iquoTs spperfae coRniAiS, and variety Of Fancy Art
IS Goods delivered to Families free of drayage ms2ay