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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-29

statesman; the model President whose
exertions In defence of the Union Of the
States in times past pre.eminontly dis
tinguish him as the man to preside over
our country at the present crisis.
Resolved, That in ANDREW JACKSON
DoNELsoN We recognize bold and
fearless advocate of American prinoi-
pies, possessing exalted talents and
patriotism eminently qualifying him
for the post of Vice President.
Resolved, That in order to meet the
anti American party upon the great
issue now before the country, to wit :.
whether the foreign.born Catholics Of
Europe, with the thousands ofpaupers
and felons who are almost daily
planted upon our shores, shall control
the destinies of our beloved blood-bo't
country, before becoming thoroughly
acquainted with car institutions, it is
highly necessary that our party be
completely and perfectly organized.
Resolved, That the charges made by
the anti-American press of this and
other counties in Virginia against the
proceedings of former meeting of the
American party of this county as being
Black Republicanism, is, to say the
least of it, utterly unfoundcd, and only
goes to prove that our enemies are at a
loss for argument and political capital
to bolster up the rotten carcass of
their still more rotten cause.
Resolved, That we fully and deci-
dedly endorse the course taken and
pursued by the editor of the american
Union, in all matters touching the in
terests of the American party; that
We will stand by him in sunshine and in
storm; that we pledge ourselves, indi-
vidually and collectively, to use our
every energy to increase the circula-
ton Of the Union, and to put it into
the hands of every man who dares to
read and act for himself rs
On motion Committee of one per-
son from each Magisterial District was
appointed as County Vigilance Com
mittee, to subscrve the interests of the
American cause and organization in
MonongaGa ;-as follows:
Dist. No. 7-Emrod Tenncnt,
" p" G-Wm. Price, Esq.
3" /" 5--Stephen G.. Snider,
&" 4-Thomas Lazell, sen.
" " 3-Charles Burgess,
" " 2-Lce Roy Kramer, Esq.
" " Benjamin Griffith.
S. siegfried, jun, was now loudly
called, and responded in an argument
tative, eloquent and spirited speech in
support of Fillmore and Donelson, the
American standard bearers; which was
interrupted by rounds of applause. At
the conclusion of his remarks, tho
speaker proposed "thrce more long,
loud and lively cheers for our gallant
ticket, which were given with an en-
orgy that made the welkin ring. On
rcsuming his seat the speaker was loud
| ly cheered.
On motion, Resolved that these pro-
ceedings be published in the American
Union,' and that we request their pub
location in the American Organ, Ma
tional American, Richmond Wing,
True American, Wheeling Gazette, and
other papers friendly to our cause.
On motion adjourned to meet on the
fourth Monday in April next, at tw o
o'clock, p. m.
JAMES WATSON, Pros't.
JAS. L. McCLAsKEY, scc'y.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-29

Hon. Diary Csoehett's TVidow. Tho
late Legislature oflbe State of Texas
hae passed a law giving To Mrs. Eliza.
beth Crockett a leagoo ofland She is
the widow oftho respected and lamon-
ted David Crockett, who, aitor serving
his country honestly aud faithfully in
Congress aud other places oftruet, wss
butcbered at tho Alamo uobly Sighting
for tho freedom Of Tsxas.--yCotumbas
Enquirer.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-29

In cutting the twigs from trocs take
thosehranches whchbsve borne frui, the
previous seasou,or il you want buds.iske
from those which have fruit upon them,
By being careful as 10 this you will get
froit nsualIy,io TWO seesons.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
o. O. WOoDMAN.


n o. WOODHIAN, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
Successor to Jarvis Woodman corner Of Common and
Magazine Streets New orleans Importer and Dealer in choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS,
So, e.a,s p .TEST ,trrIcYyre rtrpCrrsI r.yeIpr
,trNTs DPrGGIsTs GLASSWARE Rpreurc ph
~ American WINDGW-GIAss pArNTs orig nvr
eTrEFs a.c
n-uygsts pbvsicians Country MERCHANTS and p,.. h
ooso 1adirines of hest tualitv ma rev rro h ;,a
orders nromptlv attended to-
- s '= .,.
DIRECT lAfohIA1loS FROM EUROPE.
Receiving by late arrivals direct from England France Ger
many, large assortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASS
WARE PERFUMERY BRUSHES etc Among which ara
1000 boxes French WindowG ass, assorted sizes.
100 lbs Conrad's Hydriodae Potash.
1900 ounces felletier FIR Qnnine
150 lbs Manderh English Blue Mass.
100 lbs Mander's English Calome
so jars Carbonate Ammonia.
cases Carb. Mhgnes'a.
10 cases Caiched Masnesia.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
1000 ounces Of Quinnc, Power & Weightman
50 ounces su!phate Of Morphine.
10 dances Acetate Morphine.
80 ounces Strychnine.
100 lbs Am. H. S. CaoTne bot.
200 lbs Am. H. s. Calone in Is 10 boxes
80 kegs ref Salt Petre
Is dozen Chloride Soda.
100 lbs Nitric Acid
IL demjohus Aqua Ammonia.
IL demjohns Sweet Spirits Nitro.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
CONsTABLE's SALES.

FIRST JusrrcE's CouRr, STATE or LOUISIANA VS. Pr
S Vf & f1s ,vrt TEE Of Gk ar faeia to me
Is directed ~ ion. d F Mce Justice q 'he Pence
s rs Ef o'i: y p.'S "Sss
IE c6SfESTs or F'sr c SF
oc25 T 10 10 OIL inc spot wM ou1RK, Constable.
;;z,n ~, ro,,rs,.~,,
S"!1Ise st ~ t;nrs fac,ns moi
T. adrcssG par Honorable D. F. Mitchell Premier Justice
az Lax PoTT u pgose sS }G @ d en- Hee
corG1 1G krE E MSI G hptN e G"Rerce
SaF dams lntlaire cdessns.
os5 ID a" %Tmft o &c GDnhs5ne
F r1, ,Gs n copH7 MGG ASE No. Mrs BUR
IT, Of Eyrt Df M ieri fdG ii to e
49, hec'fa y ne oe ~ r. MGme rss5 'SGe al
eaeu n ~ h s,b av IF Gn,o,r e is5f
at S qcoGH Nj n" ny W@TshSe NJ b n@ street
TsRMs + ga dSe ON , fn' sDot. suit
oe2 g Job -----wM G. oUlRK, Constable:
F'i Fa 5ss1E ossns ~ E borF rhi
Of sIssss oy he q 6 'if s,s
s # il; u ,a 1866 at
ONE LoT or FURNITURE:
S1j1S1 HH T. s 5no ON o sn til .n suit.
oc2 6 10 IL Wv sP'' VIM c. oJrIRK Constable
Orleans
MONS. No. 2l2.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of ierf facins to me
Id directed the Hon G. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of
Peace i" the Parish of Orleans will proceed and sell at pub
lie auction Banks Arcade Magazine street. between ra
and Nntchez Streets TUESDAY, October l4h 1856
70 ocock NJ, the following property, o,wit =
ELEVEN LOTS OF GkOUND situated in the Second Dis
Of this CITY, designated by Nos g. g. TO- H. 49, 10,
au a"a Tnp cs @
to wit:
and "a feet inches and lines front
Haean Avenue by 1853 feet II inches and lines in depth be-
tween parallel lines.
TotgN OsT md
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

INK. BlILENCSS' CAGShlEAAI1VE AND AS
~ TRINGENT SYRUP-An Infallble Remedy for CHOI..
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF chill
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHEA, or ANY IR.
REGULAR1TIEs OF THE BOWELS-The long and sue.
cessfu experience in the of this remedy the inventor
Of all the diseases for which it is
mended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the Bowel affect
Children Drrhea Cholera MorbuS and Dysentery in
grown persons entle higher confidence than if 1t
one the ordinary humbg medicines of the day which pro-
perform miracles and all the ills of re Its charac
fully established in the hands Of physicians of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresident Of Lockharl, Texas. will show
DELLA, (Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81, lS47.
o. o. Tooan, Esq. Dear Sir-There hut very few of
the offered to the public which would be will
ling lend the sanction of my however humble it
be. either in the world of letters of medicine. Observation
experience however have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carminutive and Astrngent Syrup is very
valuable compound, prepared upon scientific pncplesper
ectly harmony with the laws Of organic e-ad therefore,
deserves although its ingredients rank higher
scale of remedial agents than 1t affords
pleasure be able without the fear of successful conradc
o) add my testimony in favor of its efficiency safe and
remedy in all the forms Of bowel complaints for which
it recommended have used myself in several very
eresng chronic Of Diarca and Dysenery, and
in many others and in every instance where such
preparation was indicated, it proved successful
Respectfully yours,
r. NJ PORTER, NJ. D.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
o. 0. WooDMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
iel2 5mdkW New Orleans La
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

g s;SS ia. fssS s Ep Rfs &c
&c Mandeviie Mclihenny-2l Dossonl6 Byrne Vance
sssS w son Sos
Hn Esn e9 srsy d 5ss sSs. FSsy AseA
Green crunp2 Iauvs MeCal-t4 Payne Iarriso9-2o
65 sacks corn Fauressundres to ordorTo1a 7O2 bales
ellis kco6s Nalle Summers c9-o9 Carol Psitchard
&co-2s Andrew serau26 GimoTe &eo ,-d FL.
cotton
MoB1IE-steamsr Cafo1ia-5s bales cotton Carroll,
co-sundries to order
RAILROADS.
RLRo AD"loo bb noiasses Barei &eoi0 hhds sugar 70
j Belocq kco-l box zen and sundres to order.
hess SfS1
do o sHnsnnS
% n sf sSS DO sspnn HS "1sf E Sf
loIss GTap8 sacks potatoes VIM Il feet l'm
potatoes W iasersundries ordeTota 39 bales
CoNsIGNEEs.
rGtsSs
i hI nen SeoJ Carter seo he &eoFros
Smith Br1dFn IqnsMs Kennedy cSPa N. Mar liar
S:sS Ss55 %sss5 5F:
nGasss Sss- sasn F&es
scioln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sco-Noon, Titus vco-Felix
Walker &co-W Davis-W B Neagle-Ilenderson Terry &
co-Reed + Field-C W Newton &ca-Thornhll AcoA Robb
sco-E Carver .&co-Whiting Peurce--A Grief .&cu-
Thele Seller &co-W L Cusht9g--Bnekner, Stanton New
keo--oukey 4 Hawkns-Jams Norton sco-C Tate &co-
Hovle Nuekie -IleaId Masse &co-Ea.on Henderson-A
Cochran Hall-P Rice r-J Z Mcorad-Cooper Il Hebert
VOORHEES, Grgls Sco-J Bazunc-E Marquee &coJ Water
man ~ Bro--tial Rodd Il Putnam-C Boyle Hubbard-C
4 Eager kco-Band ADMINISTRATION y Hadden-Beebe &co
j B Valentine &co-C l. Grumhel-Sanford Bro Gould
G S Shun,way--EM Daley &co--J Woodruff &co-D Fl
Marks Sco-C Carere-Oglesby NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eco
johnson &co-Querouse 4 inngslorf-iiaef &eo-M Bar.
&co--J \ Dougherty Eco--Wood Low-endersUn &
peale-A Iasorest keo-Prestey Esin-- Pierre Seo-f
Twichel Neo-Grecyy Farwel-(f W Muse co--Ric,Hls,
sloc9mb &cO,Green Harding keo-E rGllarre-elman 4
Beznna &cu-J CofinIinll Hidreth--.i II May &co-
Buchannon, Carroll &co--John Gauche--G W Dunbar-W
jackson &coHolmes e Clnuss--R II DowlcsS Locke
sampson & keane--W II observation-disclosures Harrington
" T DArs-Cunpbe It Stroug-and order.
NEW yoRE-Sh1n Ii.crt,-J T Albart-A nderso, & Nst
calsAlson Myrutt EcoMA AydIctt EcoBickner stanton
&Newmnn-O I}Iincar-I3rasenan BarJy-A l. Bach Eco-
IL {; I,c,Irrto Ero-F Banpr-I Observation-Disclosures f.
Mc.are-R II Bowles-iradey wilson Eco--Bach 4 Lea.
non Carroll &coByrne Vance &co-1Bnnne / Bailtet@J
I,romsaonS,,nI RarrnttW {nntII RorkusEnai, Pisu
niar 80 Jra,,i r;dtta a,aI e. o,,orsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-CHERRY
EXPECToRANT-Thc following original letter was hand.
ed to us publication remedy which elicit such
miunls, must be good one:
Galveston, Texas April %, 1856.
DR.. Q. 0. Woodman, New Orleans:
My Dear SIn justice you and dnty suffering,
and may say, world of coughing people, state what your
invaluable Cough Remcdy-your Cherry Expectoran
done for me, when all other remedies had failed give any
relief In the nll of 1917 living in ST. Louis, where have
sided most Of the time for the last aNeen years. took
cold which settled my lungs, and confined TO bed
and dosed and bseredby doctors for several weeks but finally
got oumy legs again. cured of hard coughing and
rafting tickling my throat which continued necessarily
for more than six mouths always the worst in the winter My
friends Insisted had coughed enough to kill dozen
and that must he in the last stages of consumption
mnde my mind must cough my life away left ST. Louis
December last travel and spend the winter in the South
When called your in Yicksburg You will recollec
coughing hard could talk make my business
known. You said you would cure cough AS
bottle of your Cherry Expectonn thought would not
slight you aud your medicine so much as not TO try it, and in
hnnkruness shall remember the day did In but
few days began allay and diminish cough and all tick
ling in my throat and before had used than three
fourth of the of that bottle was entirely cured and
for weeks did not raise cough though exposed day nd
night mall weaher travelling. However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold and my cough
n commenced again, and also the tickling in my throat
errS and before arrival in New Orleans on the 18th nst
some nights my coughing would and continue for
m hour procured another bottle from YOU and
in less than two days entirely relieved again.
determined to always keep bottle on hand and i'll the
mencng Of cough few small doses will relieve it
rcy. am fully satisfied it is the best Cough Remedy
now known TO the world and is duty you the cough.
ing and afflicted part of the human family to put valuable
remedy wnthe reach of ALL Its praise will soon be the
tongues of tens Of thousands of joyful and coughles happy
souls So remedy your Expecoran should be brought
before the public
lam, dear sir, respectfully yours,
R. j. WOODWARD,
iei2 5mdEW Of ST. Louis, No.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
sbialIrla gntsLLiaente.
THURSDAY, October, 2, 1856.
FT,H RFn YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Charles Mcgan Place. for 1ndanoa and Galveston,
Spanish Ship Laura, Germ tor Barcelona. j Hsne
ssf siSsE Bay Baxter h'vs
schr Chipole Lockwood, for Tabasco,
ARRIVED.
Ship L sTsy A a!,5;s days from New York. Chester Hill
Ship Easss!"r "!iit tshl 80 days Boston Fosdek
sehr Jane Elisess Hoy hence for Tampa
sehr Star ta1mona days from sisa to Godentow Les
5 zach; Ripple stog, from Point clearzBasn:
eR ssSsfs AZ atfy rom lo9
schr Adele Gournan from Covington-basn.
s-F STEAMBOATS,. ----...-
IaureIHll, Hooper. from Bayon Sara. = w @tfi
California Hncings, from Mobile.
10 sea 2n shps John Hancocf and Hannah Cocker
e2T md hxes sGao pa ps2 1 ap s
H.. gELow-coM1Ne UP.
Slip ,rcse Weeks, from Philadelphia, c Neeker
ship Forest state Poser from Boston, Jenkins Williams
Ship Iorizcn Reid, from Eoston, to yHn Dewey. 1tS
-s~s MEMORANDA. @6tS5
HThe officers Of Bayou Belle reports two feet water
in Old River and rising slowly Passed thc Linden and DeDe.
aground Old River Amanda Mouth of Old River
trying TO get in.
EXPORTS. -m"
INDTANoI.A AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Charles
Morsan-D4 bbs flour It's whisky 80 bb1s 10 boxes sugar
20 bacon 45 sacks cor 40 do coffee 10 do salt O2 bxa
tobacco "".
BARCELONA-Shp Laura-13e0 bales cotton 1000 slaves.
LIvERPOOL-shp Ro6er-l266 bales cotton, 1850 sacks
wheat, 5000 slaves. e=r-- as Or
TAMPA BAY-schr J F Bradforl-70O sacks oats 90 bales
hay IS bbs -four 25 do bread 90 do pork do hams 10 do
coffee do rice ID do 9do BEANS do salt II kegs vine
gar. II boxes soap, Is do candles.
MOBILEschr Teegraph-lO0 sacks corn, 20 bbls hf do
whisky. 20 s' -"
TABASCOSc Cpola-13OO sacks corn, 100 bbs Hour, 40
do potatoes do onions kegs lard, bales nen IS dc
lampwick kegs bar lead II boxes pepper l.
boxes crackers, pkgs sundries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

DATGNT NIEDICINES-ALL THE MOST POPU.
lar Medicines, by the gross Dozen the Proprietos
lowest wholesale prices. Among which are
IS gross Mustang Eminent
80 gross Bryant's Pulmonc WATERS.
50 dozen IIosteer's Biters.
80 dozen Whceer's Sherry Wine Bitters.
80 dozen Ginger Cordial
SO dozen Thorn's Extract CopRva and Sarsaparlla
200 dozen Bulls Snrsaparilla.
so gross Fuhnestock's Vermifuge.
IS gross NcTeans VerInifuge.
so gross Winer's Vermfuge.
"a dozen Osgood's Cholagogue.
"A dozen Carter's Spanish Mixture
u dozen SwHin's Panacea.
100 dozen Bnrrys Tricopherous.
O. 0. WOODMAN,
Common and Magazine streets,
iel2 5mGkW New Orleans
| ADDERS-ASsorm Of Ladders for Painters just
- ceiVed, and for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
nui II Magazine
kTEFS1AY-l00 bills and 200 half bills Monongaheia
w bound packages, for sale by
JOSEPH LANDS & Co,
hu25 Is Tcloupitouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
IMPORTS.

NEW YORk-ship Iiberty-Assorted mdse.
BOSTON-Shp Excesor-70O tons ice to smitn-and
assorted mdsc. -Easr.s
SISAI-Schr sarl0 bales grass do rope II do thread II
coils Fernandez &co2 bales grass 10 do lines Cam
erdeI,-l4 do II do thread Gandolf eco.
PONCHATOULA-SchrR ebeeca Ann--28 cords wood to
der. .a,s- Fr,r. j.
COyINGToN-schr Sea Brd-52 coo bricks TO j Stewart
C0yINGTON-Schr Adele-5o0 bills sand to Moses East
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COMPREHENSIVE


E,r1E npassgrsa have formed eopasnsr,ip under the
s @ NsEE s g for The
ss - " \; Il poESy4SsS
as' on the sT s q @ b & a ~ w de a
y : ., Ds''0'ss'
asss gas.ss y s asDs S2s5 5 accord
~, E !; Il L 9FlA'o9q
:. + ao TsKs i1
New Orleans. Sept: / 1856. - s. I'm
Pr q 9kf Tas ds15se IL he
18th inst by The desitl i s " oaKEY 'S "
G. 8. HAWKINS, f.
The undersigned win continue the FAcroRAeE and CON-
na ssns al oha s a y hi sse M
oakey 1 Hawkins ' z : s's %
''s~ o''s"H'' ''''s -,' - q. IS. HAWKINS.
avs 1mAw .5.-G5oksTEk
NoTICE-ERoN AND AFTBa. THIS D ATE Mr.. R.
Of the Arm viii not be changed. f
: Esx o:,s.as. July ! lsss iz.aa
~ Mississippi becomes in oar a9!se this day
New Orleans. IMPLIES el.''A1 : 81 u I'm
DIssoLU1TOs-rHR FIRM OF gAwI7Ns, DUN
~ G ss,5;a So 5a,s5.ss
1,,v1 1893 SAN. Y; RaWLlNs,
,,,r,-,s.,-- - -
aTea edpare1hip nnder ~ II ~ HAyE
LOGAN 10 succeed the iae a5Ts Rsylif Duncan Co
GENERAh COMMISSION BUSINESS, and aFs faJ aathof-
''s r .,s, ,a-s '' ''''Ds' 'D'
Julyl, 1856. GEO. w LOGAN, u.
5s .5ss,s from The ssts sss nss e
late finn Of Ra7slin Duncan Co. and at the same tns
Logan, and solicit for them continuation
~ -:
avs its S n sl he ys
of DuPERIEE. HAYES CO. fer The Of ransactfas
k k6bEkT 4 n H-s s1Sbzas.
eS- Office No Il St Louis street. Y
NToTI1-E-T1Ir pTrs1yEss coyyg1.TTr-y -Fcp,TEP-
j, SsissisE sssTss :; + To66 FIN
f q ;a ''' TODD .'a be 'z Il
,.,,, :, rn, :,
AMP Nv "a AN \ 7
street ]. P Tnn1,
July LIST. 1856. J. B. FI.EiTAs
jyi N cornnaendHaa.
NToTrcE-wTrIJAvs naTHrRsr q co uAyTye
soesd W bs T. e. NIL ~ the Of
Busine under 1 The i fsm Of JoaS
J2HT7 W " 1 4 sESipsr
New Orleans, June 1856 ? = ies
| T AW PARTNEfSSHIP-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL the practice
of their profession under the style Of SINGLETON / CAGh
Office Camp Streets Mutual
...s. CHARLES +. SINGLETON.
tWefs ssinsleton)
FRANKLIN H. CLACk-
| New Orleans, August LIST, 1850 au1
| --<,,T-I, ~ ,-r T1-I. r. ~ -.-goo- 49,, -r,,--
NJ OIICE-1 HAY = - IhIs DA1 Assuti ~ u, WITH
grocery business heretofore, under the style Of ".
VI r,,, L.. ,ess " " -@D+A1
Wv oAlSl2. "u-y -,-, -eSo
| NFSSrV .VyVgEtN Oft Cop TsvyERSESTts
ne SeTe,ofose eKisiins ben M alder
gned under the firm Of SMITH { CfOpg II his iay dis
! of the arm In luujtation
L.. L. SMITH.
W, b. COOPER Jr
TUCK IN CfI0PER e. Co New York;
| New Orleans May !, 1856 my9
| " ' ' > -
~ ~ ti "a Iii ,ia - q Sh
@ m ~; ap N via we i ~ ~ ctiTTtG
G9 @pP n ms e,y ana Ne" ior nhde is 5t o.
| CooI En- " w. u. L. SAtti Eii,,,,
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NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAZE THIS DAY
HARDING ABBAY K Co., for he purpose Of ansacting
Cotton and Sugar Facorage aud General Commission business
in this city. j. N. HARDING,
S. +. 4. ABBAY,
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Stbiep of tbe yflarkets.


THURSDAY MORNING. October 2 1856.
COTTON. We again noticed fair demand for Cotton YES
erday with sales Of GO0 bales full prices generally though
displaying much irrcgularity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

Two BREWERS. DRUGGISTS. etc. THE
undersigned fully prepared to make contracts for
the sale and delivery Of prince first sort" HOPS, the
favorable terms such time and in such quantities may
be desirable. A. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
:6 tirvjer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

SUNDilES-~
- 2DD eases Canton Ginger;
POO bags Taragom Almonds;
100 do Large IraCa do:
20 cases Jar Preserves, different sizes;
2tW boxes Star Candles, Seccomb II Denns
100 do Sperm do, Sam Leonard;
IS fancy box Primes;
30 do Sartncs, wlolcs, halves and quarters
10 or pipes celebrated Welsh Mu,eira
70 bbbls Brazil Nuts for sale by
A. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
seen SO Grnver htreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

RJOTICE-AUGS. R. MONTGOMERY AND JAS. A.
~ WHITEhave become partners i'll commercial firm
and after this date.
", L J. MONTGOMERY.
,Tupp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

NTOTICE.--THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
~ partnership, and will the business of Smith
Cooper in this city and New York, under the Arm Of SMITH,
COOPER x co. l.. l.. SMITH,
WIN. Is. COOPER Jr.
j. ALLAN MITCHELL
New Orleans, Nav |, 1856, 90
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JaaytituIar sNotitts.

nG- Gardner Smith, AuctiOneer and App
attention given to sales OF Real Estate,
Slaves, Stocks, SUGGESTIONS etc. Ys
n5p- Office No. 7 Commercial rlnce. SEQ ly
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO. We did not hear of single transaction yester-
day hut 80 hhd sold the day before private terms.
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~ nate, have given my SON. FITZWILLtIAM LoNSDALE
and HIRE NJ DEUYS, interest Brokerage business,
under the firm OF H. 7, LONsDALE son Il co.
jy3 II. 7. I.OTSDALE
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THI1E STYLE OF OUR FIRM Is THIS DAY
CHANGED TO A. W. BOSWURTH II co.
New Orleans, Jan. /, 1886. STANTON i co.

w. ROSWOFsTE & CO., WHOLESALE AND
IA Retail Dealers ICE. office, II u
Front street Denot between Peydrs and Lafayette Streets
Two large Ice Depots, St Thomas Ice Houses, head
New Basin, and No. 1856 Graver
Also Ice Depot No. IS Pontcartrain Railroad upper side
opposite the Passenger Saloon, New Orleans ianl
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nIsSOLUTION-THE COP ARTNERsHIP HERETO
~ fore existing between the undersigned.
BURROWS 4 OSTKOM is this day dissolved by
either partner will sign the the firm in liquidation.
JSO VI. BIZ RR0WS
New Orleans, July l, 1856 JAS. A. OSTROM.
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nAESUNI-l200 bales, Tor sale by
" " ALFRED kEARNY, 20 Magazine street.
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a3 RANT, % ST. CHARLES @-Ssttts4 We
NJ ST Rect We beg leave inform friends
rs and the public in general that have great
fitted the above hpnse
nlan in respect, and opened reception on
TIL RSlAI, September IS,
Our stock of WINES and LIQUORS have been selected with
reat care from the best brands otnlc city
il will be constant cneayor keep table supplied with
every luxury the market affords.
Having had considerable experience business we feel
confident OF ability to give satisfaction who may
honor with their patronage, and which be orr highest
ambition merit
,,.- !UE LIS rpHHfkR1ss1S. rF"prteors.
/ salmon for rrvate parties 600 tr
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rHOS GRIFFIN. JOSEPH BLEDS0E.
GRIFFIN d EBLEGESOEI, ATTOR MES .AT-LAW,
Va Austin, Texas will give prompt attention collecting
money in of the State, and tor persons
owning Lands attend to businesses pertaining General
| Agency ~
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NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
~ SAMUEL MCC MONTGOMERY, and vii continue the
ADAMS & co. ~ r. ". ADAMS. q
New Orleans. July lst, 1856. 5.5-- iyS