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6nu containing nearly
double the quantity OF read
ing matter In that % tie
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS
IL treats on the PHYSIOL-
O6Y OF MARRIAGE,
and the Secret lnrrrnitlss
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from ex-
cesses. which destroy the
physical and mental pow
ers, with Observatioas ON
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PISTOLS.

VOLTS AND ALIENS REyoI.yRRs
single Barrel Pistols Of every size, cusliys|
sno P,oe Percussion CAPS, Shot Pouches, POSI-
aa issks, Gun wsdding, Gun Mi plies, Hsp1
W. =. SScIews, Kan Rcd Hesds, Sun WormS}
mo good assortment OF Gunsmitht' mxteris q
jy23-;r No. I2s BRIDGE street ,;eo,oetoun.
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plank BOOKS, FOOLsCAP, LETTEa
- Note, giit-edged and all kinds OF Pane. En-
for sale at FER6IJsON %
au " 4so Seventh IT.
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EVENING STAR.
rProm the Philadelphia Bulletin.l
A HABD OLD STORY.


A HABD OLD STORY.
1T nRIsTER KARL.
In travelling round, I've always heard II said
That on "gouge" Yankee keeps ahead.
But there's tale which proves and II Is true
That Dutch sas sell their grsenhom friends-a
few.
A German once, ons OF your "hard old clams,o
Went up to Buffalo to sell some hams.
Some TO his sire he ssld, some to a cousin;
But stuck" a tavern keeper with a dozen.
One day 1t happened that a Western blade
was talking with this German host, Of trade.
Asserting that Yankee-on the square
Gould chisel Dutchmen out Of hide and hair.
The Lager bier man gave an angry scream
From his blue eyes red lightnings seemed 10
CLEAN.
And oaths came rafting Ike q railroad car,
HStsyn -trsffer sdcksrgot! fdS fSt MT tcdhT
"Dat Is a Iie-I schwear, by donder blitz
DE DootcA can schest de ankees all to fts.
IsYou know Hans Luder-vell, de oder day
He soils me dstsss hams-den clear afay.
nI deDs you some 6ings right afay Shoes, now;
Dem hams vos made up shinkens, anyhow.
Put I ate six-he selected me SO good
Pefore nnds dat dey yos made Of wood -
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}. C0HHELLx, Undertaken,

>. CoNNSlLxy CEdertakeF,
No 423 Ssossfb street. west side, bet q aad II,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w citizens Of Washington and
the adjoining counties that he Is s>uyzszezx5a13
prepared to attend to all orders at
the shortestnotice and on the most liberal terms
He will spare no pains to give entire satisfaction
on all occasions He guarantees to preserve the
dead In the warmest weather for any length Of
time.
A large supply Of ready made COEFINS OF
all sizes and qualities, always on hand.
Shrouds, Carriages, Hearses and every oths,
article furnished OF the best quality.
share Of the public patronage 10 respectfully
solicited mar "a ~
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MOTT CRABS AND GREEN TURTLE
,SooP are served every day at c. GAUTIERi
Seiooo. m2 v
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iETHUHV BUCHLY.
81 U u z r = a < z r.

UiI = e r = a < e r,
shop and Residence No. 3O3 Penn'a avenue
south side. bstween 9th and 10th SITS.
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
Il ELEGANT HEARSE,
and'all necessary conveniences for "A
properly conducting his business,
would respectfully inform the public that he is
fully prepared to Ill all orders entrusted TO him,
at the shortest notice, and In the best manner.
A large supply Of READY MADE COFFINS
Of all sizes, always on hand, which will be fur
niShed on the most reasonable terms.
As heretofore, no pains will be spared to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions.
N. B.-Residng on the premises, orders win
be promptly attended to at ell hours.
feb 7-fy
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naUBLs ICE PirCHERs-sIIV EL
patel and Britannia, di fa ent tIzes, at IL
nous Furnishing store, $50 ssv, nth street
aa' g. fRANO!s /
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CUGAR, MOLASSES, &c.
~ IS hhds Brown Sugar
Is do Porto Rico Molasses
80 bbls. prime New Orleans do.
l25 boxes Brown Soap
$50 do Mould Candles
IS do Sperm do
$50 reams Straw Paper
Just received and for sale low by
au 23-eO3t MURRAY & SEMMES.
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FOR afOUNr VERNON

FOR h0UNr VERNON.
I'm TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-PARE
nOUAD TRIP, 81; FROM
rs CEN TS.-The, 49,
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leav Wasf33n1.
on al and Alexandria at on O'Clock.
o,cSonhne ines leave the CapitSi for the boat d s n
o'S.ocE Coach fare 10 cents
$500 wishing the coaches will leave heIr
refreshments on the boat
80 eAM'L GRDNEY Csn,.t.
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JUST RECEIVED-
- Scotch Herrings TO-
Fresh Peaches and Apricotss -
Prune Cordial . 4. ''
LEWIS celebrated Bitters
Vermacelli and Maocaroni -r O..
Sweet OIL .f 81.
Fresh Teas, for sale by ss.s..
JONAS p. LEVY.
az Pc. avenss, Wine, Liquor and segar store.
10 1O-n
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CHANGE OF HoUp.

nm AND APTER MONn.v ~, Il
Sune, The Steamer GEORGE S Va
ho Ans VIII run at the following 80
O'clock. -H' 4H' and
o,a Leave washington 9, .. IL, ~, OK, sx, and ?
le 2s-u ELLIS pRIcu
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MRS. N. L. HARVEY,
SUCCESSOR TO JAMES l.. HARVEY, DECEASED,
UN DERT Err,

pEGS LEAVE TO INFORM TIE PUBLIC
II that she has In her employ the
same persons that were formerly ezzs.ssSs.s
In the establishment, who are fully
competent to conduct the Undertaking Business;
and that every attention will he given to calls,
day or night, o. heretofore. m GIN
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BOOT, SHOE, q tn UNN

all STYLES Ladies' new style Caters, all colors;
and black, bronze, and colored Caters, with and
without tips, at 81. Misses Cbildren's, and In
fant's Shoes, all styles. Gents, Boys and Youths
from 81 to IS.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Z P. HOOVER, Iron Hall,
1e l3-u Pa. av., BETH 9th and 10th SITS
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Miscellaneous.

SPORTING GOODS.
This day Receiving and Opening oy
E.. TUCKER CO.,
Nh aSa pFyNsYLV ANIA AVENUE,
s,na,s and Donble Barrel SHOT GUNS.
Siisio OIL" Best American Rides,
Revolving and other Pistols,
FIobert Rides and Pistols,
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches,
CINE Bags, Powder, Caps,
Shot, Balls, Ram Rods,
Cleaning Rods, Cartridges,
Wads, &c.
GsssmifA's Material ~ evsry earistv
ALLOP WHICH GOODS THEY PROPOSE
n to sell low as similar articles can be bough
In the northern citites most Of their stock being
imported by themselves or purchased Of manufac.
turers.
The shooting season being at hand, no time is
to be lost in the selection Of gun and ca uipments
and those who call early will have the advantage
OF the choice Of goods au21-eo5t
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ny the Presidsnt:
THOs. Il. HsNDRIrYA
Commissioner OF the Censal Land O6oa

=, GENEhAl. LAND OFFICE NOTICE
Nouce Is hereby given, that all the reserysd i.,ds
40. .aken ioi the grant and remaining 70 the United
suites OUTSIDE Of the sir miles lirnits of the oran,
aue ny TIE act OF 9Th February 1883 for the Caro-
ahu rutoh fa'iroai aud its b anches moi h;,b.r,o
Iesoch 10 market, and which were subIect 70 entry
ahd Ioeauoh al the date OF withdr avail win he
opened 10 ale aud entry al the ordinarv n,n;,nryn
price on and amer the days hereinafter memtioned.
Once at Jackson. Missouri, on Mondav ,hs "A
day Of November, 1856, " ''uay' 'he 'a
Office At Batesvie, Arkansas, on Monday rho
10Th day Of November, 1885 y" "ionoey' ING
once st Litle Rock, Arkaneas, on Mosdav the
once al Helena, Arkansas, on Monday The ,7,h
day OF November, 1885 oy' INC i"'
Office at CIarksvile, Arkansas ~, ,,- A..
gan DAY oil November, 1856. "0
Omce at Fayetteville, Arkans as On Moca.u ,ho
Sd day of November, 1856 "o''"hy' inc
once at ChampagROle. Arkansas. IN Mo.,a,,, Oh.
ioth day OF November, 1856. '"'
Onics a. Wa 'hingtOn, Arkansas. ON Mous,.v rho
I'm day OF November, 1856 ey' INV
NOTICE TO PRE-EMP rION CIAIuaNrs
Every peHen entitled 10 the right OF mr. q m, tIon
10 any OF the above lands to be offered =, nahi;c
sale, or those To be restored to market Ia repn;r.d
% establish the same 10 the satisfaction Of tho
yer and receiver OF the proper land offc e. and "a
make paymsnt therefor within the period rescribed
by Jaw; otherwise such claim will be forte Sted"
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
- lo-LaWtoWt Gomms sioHer,
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NO II. sMOOT, Ne. IlS BRIDGE STREET,
georgetown, has received, from Newcnr
YORK, ladies Bajou's KID LOVES MIND |
wnite, black and colored; gents. do. do ;tiD iIlI
LADIES' and gents. Jaffeta Silk and Li.le w W
Lhread Gloves. Also, first rate assortment Of
preached and brown Cotton Hose, all qualities !;
oleached, brown and fancy Half Hose misses
and boys Hose and Half Hose -
Particular attention being paid to keeping a
good assortment Of the very best makes Of The
ABOVE goods, purchasers may depend upon get
ing good article as cheap as the same quality
can be bought elsewhere. -...-- :
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IRON HALL BOO

IRON HALL
Il ESTABLISH
nj lent have
this day recei we'd
a large assert
ment Of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's
Iron and Wood
frame Trunks /;
also, Bonnet Box .
es, Hat Cases,
Carpet Bags, Of
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Miscellaneous.
rNo. 559,1

mo. $751;
Sale Of alternate sections in the States of Arkansas
and Missouri, and restoration Of pithdravn
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was recommended to Mr. John Tobias as a
skillful optician; and as have eyes OF remark =.
able peculiarly, was gratifed to find that Mr.
Tobias seemed to comprehend them by inspec-
ton aud some slight measurement, and he has
made me pair OF Spectaces that suits me ad =
mrably.
July IL, 1856. A. r. BUTLER.
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c. J. MANsoNI, Secretal
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

YER'S CATIJARTIC PiLLS-FILLs THAT
IN ARE PILLS-Preessor Hayes, State Chemist OF Masa-
chusets says they the best of all Pills. aud annexed are the
men who certify that Doc Hayes knows, viz.
LEHuEL SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Mass
EMORY WAsHBURN, Governor of Mass
W. G. PLUSKETT, Lieut.. Gov of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT Ex-sec. Of State and Senator Of q s.
hRoBERF G. WINTHROP, ExSpeaker House Rep .. s.
ABRorT LAWRENCE, Minister Peipot TO Great Britain
+JoHN b. FIrzPATRIGk, Catholic Bishop OF London
MEN THAT ARE MEN I'll '...-
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing rapid
ity, may mention
Costvcnes Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism Dropsy Heart
burn Heaele arising foul stomach Nausea, Indigts
ton Morbid the Bowels and pain arising thereom,
Flaulency Loss Of Appetite all Ulceros and Cuneons Dis
eases which require Medicine ScroniA King
Evil They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the
system many Complaints which would not be supposed
they could reach Deafness, Partial Blindness Neural
ga Nervous frritaby arrangements of the Liver and
Kidneys Gnut, and other Kindred complaints arising from
low snte of the body distractions Of its functions They
the best Purgage Medicine discovered and will bu
need them TO know it.
Prepared by j. G. AVER lowell Mass, and sold by
every respectable Druggist in the United States.
nav2n 3mdkW ]. WRIGHT Il CO., Wholesale Agents.
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rrsr1t,nrAs d. WIN 81. MINNESOTA

Cli2' TOW M VI NE III RALSAGENT
S5sss q g 4 sa & SR wAR
sage as nc II q E sAsf sS1lsfi pertain
Advantages Ispestiag ~ sad are,a 81 fe ana :" a'
Paul the head d iS ap
tai Of most desirable Location anu no b
s Si str Msa Seann &
anei sssoq Il IN
its great natural are known IN the M se
stsf mos q
with greatavid at the present rates OF hS
an Say arrivals 81 varied Sm three
t0sX IL Tao country
Il + a,srS ea assess &
q sys sass bn ahsn
aas FsaR
hs s eon pFal51s saa
giving little Mssss Z th s Legislature sit
ting at ST Paul says: =, a,,n,a, ,,es,yas of this
kind 70 speak Of prosperity Of the country and to Place
bs ssa LES s asrfs ses
b s in q s His
gooa Rei and lie Rracsa up
wonderful the citizens Of parts a
experience whole population II last ANIMAL nnnnr
rsd s,5 a f
and expeetens Of The nnse Nv e
anticipate Than half tha The d truth has has
s s tss
non statistics possession and our population during
that period has than doubled We know from census
taken the mast season. of aw and from stscs
gathered from reliable sources that Minnesota ths y
of forty thousand being than hundred and fourteen
per cent Should this ratio of increase continue Tor Two !es
longer the population OF the Territory State will be
hundred and forty three housand and should Such
tue for three years population would reach the stoo
ing number Of seven hundred and trhve thousand sous
Such an increase would astonh the whole country as nnch a.
it would you and myself and therefore We are lncred9us OF
what our past experience warrants in expecting for the ~
tire yet this result is not to be rejected without eacu
ting the circumstances which combining each year 10
late emigration homes in the West When we reect
that organization of States and IS a!trcts
the attention Of the whole American mind each political con-
test relating serving OF our
rising generation world OF enterprise and tempting 9ppor
wealth and healthy speculation we must NOT % 100
hasty fixing the standard for the future whieh mas
yercd us in the mast be borne in mind that the soil OF
the old thirteen Colonies has BEEN most part under
cultivation nearly ors of century and the excess
Westward year making greater and more stringent th
necessity their seeking avenues TO support comfort ana
| wealth. =, >: 49,, ri
toryhe unsurpassed for propeg machhefy OF
every kindhe extensive peries for supplying
inexhaus,ible copper mines Of Lake SupeorEc !Yauao
conerce the mississippi Minnesota and St Croix rvers-a
combine eminent degree to invite population capital ana
wealth. md reques Of crednty to anticipate me
most wonderful progress in the next 1--we years trust snail
he hardened it, connection suggest the prbpriety ana
public policy remaining Territory for lew years. .
out mntesting much eageress to assume me mantle OF
State sovereignty progress rapid but healthy and per-
and We afford to be called political infants while we
are euaryng developing the bone and muscle which are 70
give MS energy ygor power when arrive manhood
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be it remembered that the 18th July s56 before me- the
subscriber the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
nersoualy appeared j. MansOni Secretary OF the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
nr dny sworn according law depose and say the
foregoing just and and correct transcript
o D " jSisnedl e. j. 8IANSONI Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 18th July 1886
ISirned1 CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Trustees resolved to pay interest OF
Six per cent the outstanding certificates OF profits
holders thereof their legal representatives. on ana
after the Cd Monday Of August proSimo
three and one third per earned premiums Of the
Company year ending the Oh Of june ls5b for which
certificates will issued and after the 18th September next
THOS. A. ADAMS, President
GEO. JONAS Vice President.
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KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE.


There being no Usury Laws in Minnesota, money can be
loaned st any interest agreed yet from two TO i've
per cent per month the usual rates Al two per cent
such equivalent double of assessed cash vae can be OBJ
tanned security in notes bearing i've per cent month after
maturity--interest payable semi annually.
LAND WARRANTS
Can be located good lands for twelve to fifteen cents per
acre that will double the amount annunly invested for many
years. lands he located in the name OF the owner Oh war
rant actual settler improved and cultivated and a lne
end years the settler pays 81 Is per acre for the land and
ing deed of m land according to previous bond gvento Inc
actual settler. ~
offered at public sale and unsold are subject to
private entry and after safe IS the
finest quality offered the fall of this S56 and it
will be the best opportunity to purchase Tor years 10 come
TOWN PROPERTY. - :. =,
Towns located on nvgabe streams surrounded with good
lands in central locations for trade are always sure n
vestuent second hands, and large fortunes III cash
by third purchases realized especially in such towns
as ST. Paul Anthony and other prominent places Lots %
all c,h and purposes at FOUR five and six thousand
dollars per lot Of 80 feet by l5o.
For selling Land~arrants Two Gents per acre
For Investing tents per Acrs s
For or insestins Money Two per
For Buying Lands vicinity of Towns. Two per cen
For Buying Lots in Towns pei cen
Securities taken except double the cash value of
titles are udoubed abstracts always taken when
All orders must be accompanied by remittance either of Lan
Warrnts (Which always sell at proit Exchange, or let
ters Of authority to draw
From Cairo tnouth of OHIO by Railroad TO Dubuque or
From pupleit 70 St Pan :: One day and 81, hnl
William H. Avery Esq., Mesrs. Benoist, Shaw Co., Ne'
Robert Campbell, ESD, Messrs Il. A. Benoist It Co., 81
Aigernon Jarvis Esq, Messrs W. Foge Co., New York.
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r WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sy and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists Dealers Propeor's lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l5l q Charities
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HOTELS AND RES n "A 0 NTs.

n l NTURPAE'S Ea0TNE,, KEsIAUs
susyfEk " 56RANT7AND OYSTER SALOON. No. % aud
NJ 100 St. Charles street. is open for the RECEPTION
Of visitors Fish, Game aud all the l}eeaeles
Of the season up the most approve style anu
notice. all hours just lot Of line oysters "a
salt. S@ i3s3t8i RICHARD Muhftia. -- ee
@a ~ SANS SALOON, 40, ST Oh AK hasS
#lEA Ya9 STREET. This Splendid Saloon having peen
thoroughly fitted up for the coming season. s MS is
NOW open. The very best oysters Will 70 cou'
stantiy on hand 10 be served by oblgin attendants no
Wines and Liquors Of the best anay aa as
found this establishment Us no increass o. II INV ~
the Perpetrators from keeping the bestto % mad W
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srHE r. ". GRAND EScaMPMENT OF LOUISIANA I.
holds it8 regular sessions the third Tuesday in jan
nary July OF each year the Odd Fellows hal corner OIL
Camp and Lafayette streets
Officers for The Az Moulten, n " Grand PatTi-
NE H. Isl garden James Fntnealx Z. W G. Scribe: Il. vii
HAMS r. w G. Treasurer; W. II Mcintosh, q g G. j. w
81 f3 Ilunlap r. w O.. Rep; s. M Todd. ~ G.. Marshal;
Thomas Kaefe, w II Sentinel; John frankford w Dep G.
AIT Gates R WI ID. III q. patriarch Of District No q
Franklin; Oscar Barbee, r. w d. ID OF
No. s. Baton Rouge; A N: $Ds Covert AZ WI u " u fa
arch. IL District No. a. Clinton. ~. /.
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COTTON PRESSES.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Robin streets.
- Corner Tehoupitouas and Henderson Streets
St. Mary street, between Perdldo and Poydras
Corner st. Thomas and Basin streets.
y Corner Tchoupoulas and Richard streets.
Corner Tchoupoulas and Market Streets
+ New Levee and Louisa streets. u.
Corner Levee and Roftignac streets.
Corner annunciaon and Richard streets.
tszYMANsKIs c,,.......... r,,u, n,..u,o.
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
UNION,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
ii'-AAs' Corner of Tchoupltouas and Orange streets
evee street between St. Ferdinand and Monegut
sE streets, Third District.
Ieree street. opposite Post 1885, Third District.
,,rn, oorrd nv Il E9 Ess and Rofgnac streets
Lsyee street between Montegutand couet streets,
., ThiEd District.
CHURCHES.
oA 4 Z Duncan Est camp g Basin.
ltnnunenton- Corner Vaudeville and Morales.
Inmss , Conception, oI Baronne' on Canal
81 Ioa &c cathedai- Square. .
e. Ah,hsnssPdd iG' Hive Oak and laurel
| ST. Augus.ine-Bagon Road, c. st, Claude. 1.4
St. Barsholemew--Villef b. sesuin and Barheemy, Al
g. 6asf'sPE9's h and S s''S'
T. MaTsSse9f ne f T. LIVE Oak and Laurel
Fss5ssR S 5s as aSS a Sn rs,neu
g. ! Thsresaes@p epp Junction with Prynia.
s. s. vneest Dc paa S:es' C. Ontegut
Ursnline Gonyent-Beow the city,
1s Camp C. Melpomene.
rRorEsrAS$ff; S sPis!Si 3 'l@''
4 L'Eglist Protestante Francaise-Ramparu c. hi
4 & Christ chure1-canal c. pauphine
g. s. 5,aRs'ssptass s as"r Fscy road
4 Anninciation- Annuncinou Square.
4 Mount Olvet-Agiers. .A
~ Euterpe, b. Baechus and Dryades
= Gagondele b. Hey!a ard GirOd.
Dr pss {. Tsrpsichorc.
4 Marias b. Bienrille and Cont
S. sGi1 Psa /. ,s saSssdo
/ GarFollton CarrolIten C Nayades.
pREsByrERAfHES ss:s,
''''',' Lafayette Square. n-
/ ..- CasaeaIvo n. Railroad
4 54a1 Canal, 9. Franklin. .u5. .r.5. ....
Fulton n Josephine
! Thalia, c. Benton.
! Bonlisny Garsp, II, Cadiz.
PEsssssaGIia As SsP sss say.a.s
Clio. b. Prytania aud Dryades.
TTsFpsishG5eR n SSyn an5 rvss.s
BRANDY20o aq9 81 sasR vests 5et by
my26 81 Tahoupitouias street.
bbls CITY rendered prize quality for sal
ISSy ALFRED IS kSs.AS 5.S., s,ro.t s
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" NORTH CUIi1ONI, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILL,
La attend all professional business in St. Landry and
Avoyelles that may be entrusted his Oca at OPE-
LOTSAS, La.
Reterences-thas NJ Waterman, hardware merchant O. n
Olivier ESQ.,; Thos H. Miller. commission Chas Il.
Noe itr}fo
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INsU RANCE.

r>EFlCpI on TE4E CRESCENT EIUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW okLkANs s' 1 r. In
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
ment viz
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending - o,, ~
juno go 1856. sS9z5zo 4,
Amount Ct unieminated risks, July lst 1885, li4l 81
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sRnArns nFa DIRECTORS OF ODD TELL oWs' H ALL
meets their Office in Odd Fellows Hall, on
/ she first Monday Of every month u u u
5ohn IT, Bai Treasurer; ]. Ct dunlap John Orchard II z.
sfetson H Howard, Eneas smith James Dayts, GepIge
nnk5 s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23

EMBALMlNG THE DEAD.-P. CASANAVE,
Ia Undertaken No 81 Maras street. between CusnnhouSe and
Benve having purchased right from Dr. HOLMES Of New
to all orders day night The is simple and Is
done with no inconvenience Bodies embalned ny
him are warranted to keep from decomposition and be
any part of the world without eNhng the slightest
oor in any season year Bodies in advanced state of
ion restored perfect state of preservation
Full particulars pamphlets will be given to those who may
apply. , , it h,
-, ~ IL u, adj F.os Of rtaraa = 40 TN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23

WINES, LIQUORS, etc.
w 10 quarter casks 2. II. Goddard's BRANDY
10 haifpipes Alex. Sugnelte's
80 quarter casks imitation French
3 pipes Pure Holland,GI
q quarter casks OLD BURGUNDY PORT;
10 HARMONY SHERRY;
SO bbls OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY;
90 do RYE WHISKY. superior;
5 quarter casks NORWOOD CORD1ALi
Is boxes ARRAGK PUNCH;
% CLEAR PUNCH
Is :. WORMWOOD CORDIAL:
$50 .. superior OLD BRANDY;
so :. CHAMPAGNE CIDER: .-.
30 :. Dunbar's Aromatic SGHEII AM SCNAPPSi
For sule by - ], H. CARTER Il CO.,
ie2 corner Common and Tclioupitoulns sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23

rHns, JOSEPH BLEDSoE.
GRIFFIN & BLEDSOFI, ATTORNEYS AT Law
" AUSTIN Texas, give prompt attention collecting
money part the State and for persons
owning Lands, attend businesses pertaining General
Agency