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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

ILLINOIS AMERICAN PARTY NoM1NA71oNs.-We
learn from dispatch to the ST. Louis Intelligencer
that the American party State Council of Illinois, in
session at Springfield the 7th inst, nominated the
following State ticket: 4f =! a 54@ist#
For Gouernor-Col. W. B. Archer, of Clark
county. . tsi.sI., 5..-, t.-,.ai.
For Lieut.. Goue7nor-Hon. N. L. Dunlap, of Cook
county.
For Secretary of state-Anthony Thornton, Of
Shelby county. ts tg. ea5G
FOR Auditor-Hiram Barber, of Washington
county. .I .t s.g s...t5 .,-,5
For 1reasurer-James Miller Of Mclean county
For State Superintendent Jenkins, Of Fay
cite county. w.
The council also nominated Presidential electors
then adjourned sine die.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

very heavy rain, accompanied by some of the
severest thunder and lightning we ever knew visited
this region during Monday night last What with the
abundance of rain which fell here few days previous,
and that we had on Monday night, our planters are
having surfet of it, and would ain enjoy respite,
for season; from the oupourings of the watery ee.
ment, which in its plenitude has come to be- too
much of a good thing
Lake Providence Herald, 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

FRENCH DIscouRTEsY.-We regret to learn that
mission of United States army officers who were sent
to the Crimea for professional observation were sub
jected to rude treatment by officials Of the French
Government. Copies of certain drawings, etc, had
been promised to them when in Paris on their way to
the Crimea which were subsequently, harshly refused
as explained above, because, as the French officials
declared when they next met the American officers,
it would probably be at the capuQu'S mouth. ..
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

Will leave on THURSDAY 18th inst. at O'Clock P. N.
, fT1g - FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSyIILE,
14EiEtT = Eddyville, Smthland, Paducah Hickman and
9sss@AE@ all intermediate landings-The and regular
packet Scotland R. L. Disnukes master will leave
above. For freight passage apply board,
myl4 R. NIXON. IS Union street.
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY is, 1856
STEAMBOAT DEP ARTUREs.
FO R RED RIVER.

WI sfEs { s'%fs
st 5aae S5aa Ge
yan mastsi viii leave as above For freight Or passage ap
ply nyia y Soa'' o BR1xroN CO. Lafayette street
W leave on FUH Fd1Es9x 5FEs6 u i1i GS1st MHlfp
Bsgss Rss pfass M
mediate superior g, , dtaust ssamsr st.
freight or passage apply on board e Rr sW1yH i Ys
y!says TSEs3AT RD ~ IL; It P6s4 fsR dAbDo;
glE = shreveport, Grand Bayou. Grand Ecore and
a. z55n sfsas hs . 5su7st "
sockInan viii leave above and ali nteriedate land
''ss FOR freight or 2 New Lsvee
s y gs G s s sh sess ea e
Wednesday morning. my6
EsR5s 9S f5 5as55 xSaS sl.TspaI asa5
Bayou Grand E:ors, Alexandria and III II iats5ms
AsPssss nests viii freight passage
apply on board or to pxv1s sS.pp 81 r,on zrpet
St s ~ fo E'is Tovsoa sss
oes- eh7 vii pas
her unless by an order from s 81 SaEsf ar isEH
T sbEyERAg NfS i 4 2f'sf5 H
asfs P d Kiba ns ,ait W. WRsa
bury master will above Shreveport Grand Ecore
Grand Bayou Canpte Alexandria, Gcrtons and all inerme
date landings Red River For eightor passage apply
board, or TO l.T..
mYI5 LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
The Kmba will take freight for Jefferson, with privilege
Of reshppDg the light draft steamer Camden Shreveport
Will leave on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock p NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT, G RAN
EAAmIE ~ Bayou, Grand Ecore and Alexandria. The
FsssrMS elegant and swift running passenger packe
steamer r. r.. KimbaIl. Captain w: Withenbury, will
leave and all intermediate landings For fregh
passage, apply on board or to
myl5 I. b. SMITH, II New Leree.
3E Kimball will take freight for Jefferson Port Caddt
and for above the Raft with privilege Of rehipping
Leaves on SATURDAY 17t inst o'clock p NJ positively
:, E7S.a REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
For Jefferson and all landings Soda Lake
s5= Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Camp;e Grand Eco.e
substantial and light draught steamboat Planter, D.
Atkinson MASTER will leave above For freight passa
apply on board,
ii' P. H. BRIETON & CO., Lafayette ST.
The Planter will take freight for all points above the Raft
water permitting. 5z- Tny9
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sNeb Orleans lailu Crestsllt.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GoyERSoR.-Isaac g. Sey-
mour Esq, Of New Orleans DR.. John A. Milestone,
of Morehouse; Dr.sGeorge shadburn, of Madison !;
Augustus Talbot Esq, Of Iberville; and DR.. Samuel
Bard have been appointed the Board Of Visitors to
Centenary College at jackson, La. ". II. Zegler,
Notary Public for the Parish of Madison. MARCEL
Daire, vice A. G. Thornton, resigned Notary Pnbc for
the Parish Of ST. Landry. The above names appear
officially in the Baton Rouge Advocate, of the 18th
FEDERAL LsHIP-BUILDISG.--A correspondent writes,
with reference to the reported failure Of the Memac,
that all the boilers in the new U. S. steamships will
prove failures or soon burn out and that the Secre-
tary OF the Navy was seasonably warned of the fact
Our correspondent says these boilers were arranged
or planned to evade certain patent, etc-a private
matter into which cannot enter. But we can set
forth our general conviction that steamshipbuding
by our Government will ever prove, as it SO far has
proved, gigantic blunder and waste; and that
economy and efficiency combine to dictate the policy
Of buying instead of building. Whenever the Gov
ernment shall deem itself in want Of steamships, lei
it advertise such want and in open and fair compe
ton among builders and owners, buy such vessels al
it deems qualified most economically to satisfy it
needs Such, we sure, is the true policy, but VIZ
! have little hope Of seeing it adopted. @f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

No CHAM GANa.-Yesterday morning there was
not single individual on the chain gang and the
calaboose altogether untenanted. This does not
show a very low state of morals III our city land we
do not think that there are many of our sister cities
who have been in the habit of crying swolf, wolf!'
whenever Memphis was mentioned, that can show so
desirable q state of affairs ''Tis true but no pity
'tis true" that it shows remarkable want of ambi-
ton on the part of the nebriates and gags, but so
much the better the police have some time to rest,
IMemphis Whig, 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

EUNNE CLOTEI-5D bales Gunny Cloth, daily expected
" to arrive, for sale by
ali GEO. W. HYNsoN & CO., 80 Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

, fSs SUMMER ARRANGE1IENT-U.
AA4kslsa S. Mail steamer r. w McRliE In place of the
sss@s steamer Southern Belle Running in connection
with steamers Princess and NatehezFor Princeton Ashton
ch's Landing Miken's Bend, Vicksburg, Grand Gulf Rod
ney Natche Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all in
terediate Splendid fast running passenger packe
y. w; MeRae, L. ". Broadwel master, will leave as
PITCHER. GOODRICH & CO. As Garondeet street
n-The r. W. Mcae will also take freight for all points
the Yazoo River with the privilege of eshppng Vcksburg
she having made advantageous for that
pose.
R-A clerk will be the evee every Tuesday morning
receive freight. ais
S. F. j. rabue during the Spring and Summer months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

Leaves every THURSDAY; q s e,el9sk P. n; :,

Leaves every THURSDAY, AT 8 O'clock p NJ.
f7sss ~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
= S. Mail steamer r. W. McRAE, in place of the
Southern Belle-Runnng in connection with the
Point Skipwh's Landing Lake Providence ycksbug War
rano New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez and Fort
AdamsThe elegant and swift running passenger packet r.
w NIcEsae, Capt L. W. Broadwell will leave for the above
and all intermediate landings For freight apply
board er to t. B. SMITH,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

p y w ~ 1l o p I5l5 ~ = =.
Will leave FRIDAY 10Th inst at 5 o'clock P. n
, = REGULARRIEA IEAIPHIS PACKET
For Memphis, Helena, Napoleon Greenvie
Lake Providence. Ecksburg, and all intermediate
landngThe fine regular and fast running passenger
john Sfmonds c. B. Church, master, will be ready to
receiveeight Monday morning and will leave above
having very superior accommodations For freight pas
sage apply on board, or TO
JOHN L. HYDE Il CO., &C Poydras street
n@The Simopds will take all plantation and freight
Passengers for St Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville
connecting Memphis with packets for those places. myl0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

WEATHER, Ero.-We have had more heavy, washing
rains. Our creeks and small streams have all been
out of their banks. Hill lands are said to be shock
ingy washed and bottom lands are sobbed and boggy
Crops are backward, and look rather poorly. Cot
ton, generally, is just now out of the gronnd-a full
month later than it ought to be. Wheat and rye look
we'll and oats, where they were not injured by the
cold in the winter7-[ Mount Lebanon Baptist 7th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

Aidavits of the Captain of the Orizaba and others,
have been filed in the State Department narrating in
soent interference by the British Frgate Eurydce at
San juan during the Orzabas last trip for her close
surveillance and forbdding the Nicaragaanpa
from landing. Mr.. Dobbin says the outrages will be
promptly reb9ked The subject was before the Cabi-
net on Thulsday.-[Charleston Courier, 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

Will leave on THURSDAY 18th inst, at O'Clock NJ
Pr REGULAR LAKE sBISTENEAU PACKET,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

A BITA AyVATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE GEL
N ebraed Springs for sale in such quantities may
desired, No s. ST. Charles street, of Commercial
Alley, by j. DECLOUX.
The Abta Waters have been found serviceabe in all Cua
Diseases affections Of the Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
arising from high living In all of Darrea whether
chronic oterwise will afford immediate relief
permanent i'll short time. During dentiton it will be
found of great service and be used by the
and agreeable is it taste and sight In proof
from OF the numerous certificates on hand
New ORLEANS, April 81 1854.
This certify, that very bad of health and
necessary place myself of
and Boyer treated with by those gentlemen
the Ab and Christy Springs under the hoSpae roof
Capt j. S. Bossere in the village of Claiborne three miles
from the Springs commenced using the waters freely In
short time began improve and found myself entirely
weeks. my way St Louis where reside, and
would acqu myself Of duty to recommend to the afflicted the
of those waters The certificates of Doctors Warren Stone
and G. Boyer House Physicians the Maison de Sane
shows the nature Of my disease. 3.
This certife that Mr. H Machane under treatment IN
the Mason de Sante for MONTHS for Irritable Bladder
and deranged secretions from which he suffered
veely gave him advice, in connection with the Phys
iSignedl w STONE, N. D.
p. O. BOYER, House Physician.
7 refer to few of those who have used the Water:
General j. L. Lewis Hon J, H. CALDWELL
Col. W. Christy, Dr. Wedderburn,
Talbert Wilson, Esq, Dr. MacCormick, .0...-
Jos. Lowell, Esq, Dr. Porter, etc., etc.
Rhe the Springs will be shortly reopened under
the direction Of a competent Manager.
fel3. ,.t-i = J. s. BOSSIERE.
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>,t3A I,O; Q. F.-BoARD OF DIREGToRs
1IA Aapl lAof "Odd Fellows Rest =" for 1S56-Ofcers-
80 W MsHenry Bier, President; John Stroud, Treasurer;
~ JAS Furneaux, Secretary Cemetery Commit
Committee keehe W; @. Wilson, 1. Homes
Sexton-Danie Merritt Members-Frank Lewis, W. c. Will
SON Geo. Seymour H. Goldman G. B. Bowdi,ch, ]. P War
ner, Ii. Castarede, $. Beulenlet: -.
Hs~ VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS RESTn may be pro-
cured by applying F. NJ CORRY at Sickles Co.'s S. Ca
nal street; D. FELT sTETSoNs, 81 Camp street to H.
MILLSPAUGH u. Mint and at the Seeetarys Office in
Odd Fellows Hall, Camp and Lafayette streets
The price members Of Stockhodng Lodges will be $40 per
vault; 10 ali others, $50 per vault. .,.l I- H..
~ Information relative the purchase Of Lots be had
on application to the Secretary. .
apis ~ JAMES FURNEAUX. Secretary o. F. Rest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

The news from Oregon, Washington Territory and
Puget Sound represent the Indian troubles in these
between the whites and the savages had taken place.
= The vote as far as heard from is against making
Oregon a State. - J.t-,
Intelligence from steiacoom, Puget's Sound, rep
inhabitants in that part Of theoountry andunless re-
inforcements, arms etc. are supplied they will all
no doubt be driven from their homes, Or murdered.
From one of the passengers we learn that the cele
brated chief Kanasket, was killed at White river in
the last engagement The most of the stock along
the Sound had been stolen and driven away by the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

~ No. IL Lafayette
The subscribers have in this city the
Of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they pre-
of established reputation combines with free
from the dsageeabe effects ordinary
will be found upon trial. possess washing properties
feco and guaranteed contain ingredient
quantity injure the finest fabric of ladies' apparel
The advantages of merchants and others being able
supply themselves and with equally good
better article Of home manufacture will themselves at
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
ral0 3m - G. HAZEN &, CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15

O. SLAVE DEPOT. NO. 1856 COMMON
81 sTREET-The undersigned has on hand, and will keep
~ constantly for sale for either Cash City Acceptance
full assortment Of SLAVES consisting Of MECHANICS
Of All descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, etc. ETC.
Having leased the threestor dwelling No. Common
street. he prepared
city.
Parcular attention will be paid consignments Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, 1856 Common street.
RErERENcEs-Felows & Co. Curry Person j. c. Kicks
\. B.-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES.
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THE LAKE.

5I1Ms FVR NTORILE DIRECT, DAILY
lEAElh4IsT U. S. NAIL LINE-Winter Arrangenent-The
tSsA4h splendid iowpressure packet steamer Cuba, r.
4: Heirn master hIorldn, W f. Huehngs MASTER
Lake trade with superior accommodations of the above
steamers will leave the Lake end of the Pontchartran Railroad
daily the arrival Of the O'Clock P. NJ Returning
will stop Mt Pascagoa on Monday and Thursday evenings
Deck
R. GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, November |, 1855 n5
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OWL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYINGs
" The undersigned having formed Gpparnehp for the pur-
Of ansactng business the line of Civil Engineering
of Louisiana having had considerable experience in
line of business would respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from those interested therein. j. G. DREU&.
L W. s. MITCHELL
AD~ Office No. q Commercial Place. nos 9ly
MIANI.G-G0Ol kers rnrious hrands fnr sale Inv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-08
IL The Greu, Russian Remedy.-Pre

BONO PUBLICO" Every mother should have box In the
house handy In OF accidents to the children"
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALvE.
II Boston remedy of thirty years standing, and Is
commsnded by physicians Ii and speedy
Barns Piles, Bons, Corns, Feons Chibsns and Old
OF every kind for Fever SOres Ulcers Itch
Settle Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nurses Whtows Sties Fosters Flea Bites Spider Sting
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheqm Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds it most
remedy and cure which be testified by Thousands who
have used 1t In the city Of Boston and vicinity the
thirty In no instance will this Sslve injury or
interfere with physicians prescriptions 1t made from
the puFest materials from recipe brought from Russisof
articles growing In that countraRd the propretors
and others who have used recon-
mend TO others. Reddings Russia Sslve pot large
tin boxes stamped the with picture se and
disabled soldier which picture is engraved ON the
wrapper Price, IS Gents Box Sold ali the At rss I'm
country and be ordered of any Wholesale
druggist For sale at SHILLINGT0Ns Agent for Wash
tngton.
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DEATHS.

On the 9Th instant, in Balti more county, Mary
land, SARAH, the infant child Of Andrew and
the late Hannah C. Tate, Of this city.
On the sth instant, Mr.. WILLIAM GALL
GAN.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral at O'Clock Sunday afternoon, from
the residence OF his father, James Galligan, Esq.
on irst street, Capitol Hill, between and g
streets.
On the 6th instant, at his residence In this CITY,
PETER BRADY, Esq In the 6ith year Of his
age.
Mr.. Brady was for forty years citizen Of this
city, and his memory will be cherished by a wide
circle, to whom he was endeared by the purity of
his character and his integrity Of life.
His funeral will move from 81. Matthew's Church
friends Of the family are invited to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-08

hEV. MR. MAaUIRE's charity sermon. an.
nounced in suother column, can but attract a
large audience to Trinity Church, Georpetown.
on Sunday: Father Mcguire is one of the
aDlest and most eloquent diyines in this
country, and we advise all who have never
neard him to improve this opportunity Let
those who cannot attend, send their contribu-
tions, no matter how small.
HE TAYLOR BRoTHERs,-This fraternal
oand of vocalists will be here next week, as
VIII De seen by their advertisement in another
column. Editors in Baltimore and elsewhere
VINO have heard them, speak of them in the
highest terms. The Taylor Brothers deserve
the success which we have no doubt they will
acnleve, and We commend them heartily to
tne patronage OF an approaching public. Go
CHARITY SERMoN.-The distressed condition
OF the poor is receiving attention from all
quarters, and various bodies, secular and re-
ligious, are making energetic efforts to afford
relief By the notice in another column it
Will be seen that Rev. ]. Byrne will preach a
charity sermon on Sunday afternoon next, ut
St. Dominlck's church, Island, which we have
no doubt will elicit a handsome contribution
for the destitute poor
DUCKS are unusually scarce this season,
probably owing to that destructive slaughter
oil l40O, during the first few weeks chronicled
and never since denied) in the National In
tell1gencer. A Baltimore paper has heard of
q gentleman in Pittsburg, who ordered half a
DOZEN pair by express a short time since, and
had to pay So so per pair, besides express
charges. Those were dear ducks"
The WEArHER.-The following quotations,
kindly furnished by our Georgetown friend,
show that Mercury has an upward tendency :
Wednesday-8 p. m. zoe; Thursday-7 a. m.
rs, noon 81, p. m. $50; Friday a. m.
$50, noon 3S0-abOve zero.
ELEcrIoN.-At a meeting of the Franklin
Club, held last evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: j. Mad
dOx, President; A. Tonnett, Vice President :;
j. WISER, Secretary, and T. Elwood, Urea
surer.
WATCH RETURNs-Richard o. Hare was
brought In drunk. Some men are savage un-
der the influence of liquor, some are tai katiye,
some are solemn, some are sentimental, and
some are remarkably good natured. Richard
Is OF the latter class; he came in laughing, and
went out laughing, and the lecture and ad-
monltlOns he got from Captain Birch, were
received with pleased acquiescence He
seemed to think the whole proceedings a CAPT.
tai joke, got up for his amusement. The bad
headache likely to result from his spree, will,
perhaps, bring him to realizing sense of the
fact, that getting drunk isn't so very funny
after all. John Donely and John Ward, two
boys from Baltimore, were in for throwing
snowballs, and being disorderly in the street,
but as they appeared to have sinned through
Ignorance, they were let off with a suitable
admonition. Several dodgers were ascommo-
dated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-08

rSctye and beautiful specimens OF the Photographic
now on exhibition at WHITEHURST'S GALLERY are the
AMBROfYPES. They truly beautiful Picture, and
In some respects Improvement on the old familiar
guerreoypes The Gallery contains quite large collection
OF photographs ON paper DaSuerreotypes of the United
States supreme Court since 1880 members of United
States cou President Pierce and Cabinet many
public of the Nation. visit wHITEHU RSTS GAL
LERY No 43a Ponnsylyanis avenue, well worth
BILE and the time. nov 2s-t
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MARRIED.,

On the 5th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Sunder-
gov, to JANE Z FISHER, Of this city.
On the I'D instant, by Rev. Mr.. Boyle, at st.
Pa'rick's Church, Mr.. WILLIAM HARTER to
Miss MARY ANN WHALIN, all Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-08
III Hosfland's German Bitters, prepared

snG sold By Dr. Jackson at the German Medical Store
Arch street Philadelphia, daily increase in ;her velde
served Cel6pr!ty .e cf all Diseases
ransement Of the liver. These Bers have indeed
blessing TO the afflicted who show their gratitude
most hatterng testimonials This medicine has established
for Itself that competitors, however willy their
schemes, seductive their promises, cannot reach.
gained the public confidence by the benefits that
have been derived from it. and will maintain POSI-
ton. See advsr ment. dec liam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-08

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
The Steamers.

Up to the hour Of going to press nothing has
been heard Of the steamers Pacific and Persia
due at New York, and there need be no sp.
prehensiOn as yet regarding the Pacific, as we
and, on recurring to date, that the average
trips of the steamers in February, for three
years past, has been fifteen days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-08
EXTRA HEAVY PLATED
Ia TIA GEra "a - T

LNATRA HEAVY PLATEH
IL TEA SETS, CASTORS
CAKE BASKETS, &c.
We invite attention to our assortment Of the
above Goods, all Of the best quality and newest
styles.
Also, very superior ALBATA FORKS, La
DIES, SPOONS, &C.
These goods are all gotten up In so close an i'm
iatcn Of silver as to defy the strictest scrutiny
M. w GAIT & BRO,
324 Pa. avenue betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
ian g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-08
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. Sour markets are rem.
orally unchanged; small sales of Howard
street -four at sS.l2i; Ohio and City Mills st
the same rate.
Nothing doing in wheat; we quote good TO
prime white 81 oOasl.92; reds Sl.70aSl so.
Corn-small sales at 63a65c. for white and
yellow.
Provisions are dull and unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-08

Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Building respectfully
announce that their display FALL and WINTER CLIO
THING IL nov ready for tnsPscton, comprising
ment of COATS, TALMAS, OyERSACXS, SURTOUTS,
VESTS and PANTALOONS the newest and richest de-
signs in material trimming and workmanship gentle
who stndy excellence with economy in fashionable ar
ucles OF dress opportunity offered selecting
from Of the stocks this city at very
reduCei prices- nov TT