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GOVT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS THEY ARE CON
DEEMED"

The Federal Union says
elf there is any nationality in the party that nominated
Willard Fillmore and ANDREW JACKSON donelson for
President and Vice President in what does it consistT In
the principle of opposition to foreigners the Americans
to rule America docrne1 Why doneson but few years
ago. pronounced such doctrines akin and sedon
laws and at with every true American sentiment Does
their nationality consist in their soundness the slavery
question: Why We have donelsons deliberately published
views in this very paper satisfactorily proving Willard Fill
mores administration Of the eeso stamp and fixing upon
Mr. Fillmore the stigma OF frce-so utilization. Out OF their
own mouths they condemned Dat of their mouths
the plea OF nationality set fictitious and entitled to no
weight Know nohingism is in strait 1t has nationality
Indeed Is one thing Louisiana and another Tennessee
and another In Virginia and Massachusetts,. The elements
are without any cohesive principle and claim anything
like nationality ridiculous the claim of lost Bour-
bon OF the divine right Of kings"
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Ligh House Board.Lfght for salamis Road and Port
Psrasns, Athens, Official information has been
received at this office, through tho Department OF State
that the Minister of the Interior Department of the King
dom Of Greece has given notice that sixthorder light
would be exhibited and after the 18th inst from the
tower recently erected the iet of Pae the distance
of two miles the westward of the the Peraens
This light will for the roads of Saamis and for
ing Port Peraens. Tho small temporary light exhibited
the tomb of Tbemistocles will be Discontinued
time.
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INTERIOR DEPAaTMENT.

Agricultural Dipision Of the Patent 0oe.-Report from
Nissomi.-A gentleman residing the Ashland Farm,
Boone county Missouri says: For the period in
time past has such marked Improvement taken place in this
Missouri agriculture in all its various branches
during the last twelve months received the first prize
the Missouri State Agricultural Society at Its last meet
ing "a silver ptcher for the largest yield of wheat per
acre, and eight acres the wheat weighed in
sealed habuhe measure, made sirtysr pounds to the
busheths wheat being of the white Genesee variety
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Inc letter OF Hon Mr. Caruthers is rapidly obtaining
woe circulation. The Memphis Daily Appeal says:
The letter OF Mr.. Caruthsr which appears in our col
u' ns morning ought to be rcpubished BY every news
paper ana read by every voter in the South. The points
which be makes and the arguments he advances are
and Will carry conviction TO every unprecedented
m'od the duty of every to famiIisrize himself
WIN men, I" they will Gibraltar Of strength In
the approaching CANVAS"
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noucng the speech recently delivered in Concord
~" ianp'hre BY the Hon. Howell Cobb, the Federal
Union observes:
pleased TO zee southern reasoning with their
en On northern so-the effect OF such an Interchange
" opinion and feeling must be sautary and greatly pro-
country" ~ ' VI Jul s'e"'
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BALTMoAE METHODIST ooKFERESoE.- -APRolETnEsTsFoI
PoroaAc DIsrRIcr.The Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence which has been session in Baltimore for the last
weeks have made the following appointments for the Poto
district
John LanaLan, presiding elder Alexandria-I. f. Nor
gan = A. Coomba A. Griffith, SUPP Princess street y
Gardner City Of Washington Foundry 8 REGISTER
Wesley Chapel Wm Krebs Capitol Hin, X r : ao1gh
Mchendree and Fletcher Chapel George Hdt NJ A. Tur-
ner, SUPP 7. H. Busey SUPP Ebenezer, f. H. Richey Ry
land Chapel, J. 3. Desle Gorsuch Chapel J. H. Ryand
%& gna p sSss r o%1a'I aH.oH
sup West Georgetown and TennalytownT. d. Gotwait,
!, ". Hoover, sup: Fairfax-D Thomas X. X. Murphy,
burg-E. y. Busey. st. Mays. W. Lambeth, r. A.
Mercer sehlosser, sup j. bunting, sup. BladensbuTg
Q. q Linthieam, '. H. WolG, sup WGodvle Il. G. West
". 9; Eggeston, Adam D. Dolly D. Barry, sup. Asbury
and Mount Zon-Thomas McGee.
jesse Peck editor Of tracts and corresponding secretary
Tract Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, member
OF Foundry Quarterly Conference.
elisha +. Phelps, agent for Dickinson College.
Ma. AND MISS RoHfNes-It Is not often that two sash
artistes appear at time Mr. Peter Rchrgs and his
daughter Mr. r. has been for many the stage and
has always sustained high character in his profession and
elevated position in society lie for long time stage
manager of the Walnut street Theatre Philadelphia, a
eminent in his welknown characters being
in comedy, almost unrivaed His daughter Miss Richngs
exces both vocalist and actress and has
unding wreath of laurcs from the discriminating
dences. She combines the most difficult qualifications fol
the stage and destined TO brilliant Tonight Mr.
Rchngs and his daughter will appear for the last time. The
taJeau of ashington is worth visit which will be
forgotten.
scarcely necessary to remind readers that Mr.
Dempster farewell concert takes place this evening The
capacity Of Caruss Saloon for holding large audience
doubt, will be fully tested tonight
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Nominations Repudtdted.

COLUMBUS, (Ohio,) March 2l.-The know nothing State
council night after stormy session. adopted the MAORI
ty report of the committee appointed the subject repuda
ting the nominations of Fillmore and Doneson and endorsing
the course of the scceder from the Philadelphia convention
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From Hupdna.

NEW OnLEAss, March 2O-The steamer Black Warrio
has arrived from Havana with dates to the l6th She LEI
in port the United States ships Potomac and Cyane and
eral English men of-war.
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Tho Providence Post announces the marriage of Mr.
Jonathan know-Nothing, youngest Of Ned Buntine
esq to Miss temperance Freedom, only daughter Of the
Kiokapoo Rangerao
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Arrival of the Quicker City.

".
New YoRK, March 2lThe Quaker City (the substitute
Pacfc) arrived here this afternoon She left Liver
pool the 9th inst consequently her dates have been anti
cpated by the Persia which sailed from the port three
DAYS later.
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Death of a Naval OBicer.

PHILApELpHIA, March 2l.-Commodore David Conner,
of the lately reserved naval officers died here yesterday He
entered the navy of the United States in 1902 and
forty years in various capacities in that of
national defence.
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ine spurious Legislature Of Kansas bias gone through the
Arce Of eecng two United States senatorB-Reeder for
elk years; Gen. Lane for four
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GENERL WAJKEHs hnar,-A correspondent Of the New
Orleans Delta Granada furnishes the following
rect list OF the number of In General Walkers army
canabla Of duty
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HonRIp xURpER-The Petersburg Express states that
Mr. Edward HARDWOOD, bighy-respectabe aud we-known
merchant of Charles City county, Virginia, brutlly
murdered at his sorehouse Monday evening last by
negro of Mr. j. Christian The murderer is in custody
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Aston Place Hotel.

THIS Hotel nrosdway, wayery Place aua
Eighth New YORK has undergone most horonh repairs
and ~ reopsnsd ~ W. fiSh SOHt
deemed o. the nncstoeaiioHs
IN broadway ether fr permanent transient bo.rders
Nav yonK, Feb. %, 1865 -. -, - A..
Feb 03-SAwlm a# .# H1 ..aa
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LouisrANA-The Baton Rouge Gazette says that one Of
the disastrous effects Of winter bas been to kill
the ration throughout the whole Of Upper Louisiana
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LOCAL NEWS.

PUHLo Tho following candidates for the post
teacher announced at the City Han Wednesday
Miss M. Il. simonds, Miss r. ST. johns, Miss NJ J. Moore
Miss NJ Crawford Mss O. Richie, Nc. NJ. ], Kaldenbach
and Mr.. n a nirIrirk.
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GRsAT CATTLE STATE.-Thc report Of tho auditor Of
Indiana that the value of the cattle returned by
the several township from eghtythree counties
being all from which returns made the Let OF
June last ST. 57s 2o0-neary eight millions of dollars.
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HOUSE AND FUusITURE FOX RENT.-Ths l. con
I'll yonlen bonse located Ia desirable ntGhbo'
hoos Within Two anas and Navy Department. rem
furnhed and VIII De rehea'e fneepV "
few months or Without servants, ..ss.....
Address q. q. De-, Washington
March 9l--d3rs #a.#s.#
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sy Q. w. BOTELER, Awct,o.esr.

mnJsTEEs, SALE or VERY VALUABLE RIAL EsTtTR.-
ON Nonday, Of March, s5a by virtue OF decd %
daed he Ash day q lime D. i and duly ee"Lde
r Washington in the District OF Com We
public auction, in front Of tie pcm.es ~ oeoe
n, lots No subdiviion msde BY me hes OF
numbered 40 in tho city 81 Washngon
cash, and the rcpainder W. mr.
equal payments twelve and eighteen months WIN interest,"
an q be secured by deed offrps-
The terms OF sale are not complied with In dsys from tho
resell the prem sbs ~ ue
sk and of the FIRST purchaser.
JOHN A. LINTON
WIN. n. WARD,
... .. s- .. Trustees.
G, w. BoTELEB,
aa,cbo,A Aucttonser.
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BREACH or PROMISE MARmAGE.-Miss Rachael Wills
has recovered in New Fork the Of $4,000 damages
from Capt H. Crabtree for breach of promise of marriage
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MILE MANyERS, Part-ienn~, who speaks shkish'
MI having central location, she WI
give and Spanish language sna hs
Italian singing, indies and gentlemen private OF IN uas "
her residence that Of The Scholar. =, :, u,su.,u
loth st., No. asI between Y and v sfeen'
Mar l5-t9w' a. ..m. " IN. n. ......
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matte Asylum of Mississippi is estimated at $4,000
RESUMED PAyNENT--The Louisiana Savings Bank has
resumed payment and the New Orleans Courier says 1t
will be able to meet its engagements
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,rUxy SPRING GOODS For GEsTLEMEN.-P. ].
STEER merchant tabor No tss Seventh street, between
goods, has the
his spd the public that his stock
yo wish choice invited 81
elegant md desttnbs
goods viii The stock embraces usual and
elegant furnishing goods FOR gentlemen.
iS-ecd3vif
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NKv PApKR-T. F. Meagher will commence, the
18th of April the publication Of weekly paper in New
York entitled The Irish News"
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Carusiss Saloon.

r..t....-. a Positively the Last Night
MILE CLARA KEAN assscd by Mr. CAMOENs, win give her
nj positively grand Tuesday evening"
consisting OF selection Of operate and Ballads
which Miss Kean will perform, by request L. NJ
celebrated imitation Of the banjo, j. c. Foertscb
pianist,
Prices Single tickets so family tickets
admit gentleman ladies' 81 TO be had DHvs and
Iibuss Stores Taylor Maury's bookstore, and a. the
door & NB &s- N#. ss* .Ea##4
Doors open commence nj 3. s.a.sa.
Full particulars, programme - x,,,.,on,
Mar % Na % Is .a a.aa st@sFa Hea s.E Business gent
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AIR. DEmPsTEHy Last Ballad Entertainment
which was Of the snowom, viii
be given Saloon Saturday evening" March I'd ipc
ding the following song; -. ,,,. n
Tbr moi here ~, Z" When the Night Wind Be
waiIe,h John Ande-on My 10 Z; Lonely Aud WIFE, bar
70 Lament OF the Insh Enigfanti " ne
Blind boy i, my Boy Tanwy - Tim Alone, AL Alone " Tax
yer Cloak about - and the May QUEEN IN tnre paris me
accompanied superb ChtekernG piano ior uhhsd
BY pojtcness Of Mr.. Davis. ~.
Tickets 50 books Is cents y commence AZ eoseA
MaIch2 -dN
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Complimentary Testimonial to MIR. and Miss
ret@ #r#ra@w# Richings. ..a. .a ..

PETKn RIoBiEas, Esq.; Ea .M Na#s.
The hearing OF arrival in washing
accompanied daughter, Miss Carone
chnss, artistic we'll earned and entirely de-
by admag and intelligent
audiences desious of maniesng in appropriate way
actor aud gentleman,
and ans tribute 20 The qualities Of hlss ehgns
purpose respectfully hands,
and your danshter compm mary benefit
Saturday evening OF March, the National Theatre,
Tho WILL snch
tsste Including let Us hope admire
Of OF Washington, and inspiring
Rings Of national air which reyves
rekndes the emotions grateful
patriotism. Respectfully, yours, .
N. p. Banks, IT,, ~ ..s.#' Jno. w. Fomey,
Lewis ID. Campbell, aa...a II. b, Shaw, .l....
William Aiken, 2 .a w. B. Tbaye
j. Clancy Jones, .ra. A. q. Seaman,
A.. q Watkins, aa Iraac Strohm,
Thomas b. Florence, .sa... .a w. II. Topping,
II. A. Edmundson, .'..a.r.. ". Jos l.. Chester,
David Barclay, a.E - Alex. II. Evans,
Geo. Vail, = .a.r.. X. +. A. j. Glossbrsuher. ...
q. Wendell, a.aas h. ... .a.t.4
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ooMrLIMENrARY nENgPIr

..a IA COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
70 those accomplished artists
#m MISS O. AND Mr. PETER RICHIE6s, t.
endeted By some prominent citizens Washington
To Jake place National Theatre, AAEoH
~, 1850 being positively their last appearance,
on which occasion spenyAS comedy ia Ave acts, Of
EXTREMES,
WIN be psriorned which was received representation
. with lhe unbouaded eutilsssm
Msk MAybeTy mr. " Lehngs'
Widow Miss u kicinEs.
BY desire, Mr.. r. Riehings win appear A.
WASHINGTON,
Whose picture The Father Of bis Country has been me
Of admiration every ely Of The unon, IN grand
y" PATRIOTIC TAgLEAU. .#.
MISS G. RICHINGs AS GODDESS or LIBERTY
The entire company in national character.
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A LARGE CLAM srrrIEp.-A New York paper says:

LARGE CLAIM srTTIRD-A New York paper says:
aThe long-pendng suit under which some S250000
were claimed by Samuel q. Ogden of VIM b. Aston
unsettled account Of partnership transactions between the
plaintiff and the late John Jacob Aston has been tormna
ted by the payment of $4,000 TO Mr.. Ogden Mr.. o. Is
the father Of Mrs. Anna Cora Ritchie."
SHORT RAcE-John Graves know nothing, was elect
ed to the Mississippi legislature. He got certificate OF
bis mileage had II duly signed and presented to the su-
ditor who offered to credit it his account oo that
be was defauter to the State for Subsequently, the leg
isature declared him ineligible to seat and he went
home cursing Catholics and mrriuers.
Dysr sSowy-The snow IL so deep in Peru, Berkshire
county Massachusetts, that the dwelling of Mr.
Gone one aud half story high, ia completely covered
by hugh drift that it has been found necessary to dig
tunnel thrysoven feet in length from the front door in
der TO give persons inside chance TO get out.
THr NEXT sTEAMER-Mr Collins will despatch the steam
er Ericsson to-day for Liverpool.
LAKE NAuGATroN.-The Chicago Journal Of Monday
says
alt Ia too early for very reliable representation but
present appearances very promising OF esunp
ton Of navigation early usual by month or six
weeks There WILL il is feared, be than time enough
for feet Of vessels to make their preparations TO be up
and away lower Lake and other ports The prospect Is
will be let into the canal for month YETI
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DEAR pleasure acknowledging the receipt OF
highly favor, rendering myself and daughter
ELEMENTARY The accompany This mark
appreciation confer much its ahIe recipients,
feel proud OF the favor which thus
manfssted in behalf will deepen gratitude,
and impart a impulse professional efforts.
this testimonial, from high
of old uRd faithful OF The American
In gratefully accepting the proposed compliment allow me to sug
evening the American comedy
Extremes" and lin compliance with wshes) the aegoo
=" Washin 10n. - tgs
be, gentlemen, your faiiLul servant,
+ PETER RICHINGs.
NJ p. Banks Lewis d. Campbell, William Aken &C.
THEATRE, March 20, 1855.
Mar 2i--N FIX .#e -F Pr,
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AfarR

The public nre respectfully informod that
.a..... MILE SARAH FELIX,
sister of Mile Rachel, and .# ..
Il. .. Ed MISS FANNY MIGRANT,
Aasisied by other enancnt arisiu, will giyea
... GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY soiREE
AT CAnusr's SALOON tho 2sth March, 1856, s.r
Which viii consist dramatic readings, in English and
French from ,he autho and ornamental music
For particulars Hills and future advertisement
. March 2l--dun .eab'E.B
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ny-Fnnernr Noties-Cnpain w. H. owen, son ~ Edward
Oven of city, Orleans The eth
will residence of his brother, f. w Owen
ne streets, Sunday the 23d instant at O'Clock
y, m. -
Tho family and the deceased, and his Calorn
friends in particular, are invited,
MAJ
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or The Rev Mr., waldo, chspnst~ Of tho House OF
viii address Youths missionary Society Of the
Brpst their anniversary, Sabbath after
March s5d az O'Clock The public invited to attend
Mar 12-ot
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Dsaisr rn fes' ..... ...m
oe~e and depot southwest eerner and lath streets.
Feb o7-ssuf
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nYJThe ladies of Grace Church (ths Rev. aif' ed
Homead open their fair in aid Of the church. the night
on Monday hall the of Penn
lin the bookstore Of Mr. Farnh.
church earnestly asked Do
nations during be- sent the heus o tho rector No
I73 SOUTH OH aud 10Th streets afterwards to The
fair
Mar Is-dIw
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OFFICE OF TnE COcsoLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND. s..a.H .aa..

The following The drawn numbers o. the Maryland Con
soldated Lo,'ery, class ~, dnwn March 10, 1856:
"a ID 9Th Tn eth OH ION lih l4,h 18th
10 Sc 81 as 81 u 10 % SO 81 20
The following III. drawn Of Patspsco Institute
Lottery, class vs., drawn March 40, 1885,
Is, al "a an sth 9Th 7,h sm On ION 1ih Iaih f5h
40 rs 80 Ga 20 20 s II GO II 10 s
r. FRAser co. Manager,
u. y. MoPH,IL, Commissioner. a.-a ,.s.s -.r
March 91-lt #asrH9a .e.4.#. T. ~.
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lS~ Tho rh~pl.tn of the senate, Henry Clay Dean,
will Capitol, the relations OF Christianity 70
Civil Government, on sunday, March ~. WI
Mar 12-9t
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BCrrALo, New York, January ii, 1856.
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nIsEsT or THE LAWS oFTHE UNITED STATES,
the repealed supplied mcdhed and
decisions and dc,s Of the Supreme Court Of the Union
upon their BY James DUNLOP Of the Pennsylvania
one volume Of ,s47 pages, 1856 price 81 so.
FRANCK TAYLOR
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Dy- Rev VIM. Collier will preach In che Methodist
Church. Ninth between and streets iomnr
tsabhah) II o'clock The public respectfully
invited to attend. ##a.
nj
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ny- M. south, Eighth street, north OF IN.
ofiee.Rev. Dr. Dorge pastor, viii preseh in this
church tomorrow (sabbsth) at III O'Clock, and u o'clock
D.
MarD9
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THE annual Of this institution for o9nfsr hs
Medicine viii be held at The tmhsohAn
Tuesday, the oaih inst at O'Clock p M
The vaedieiory viii he delivered NY Professor Eliot NJ ID
medical public are invited 10 attend
FLoDoARDo HOWARD NJ D.
az Dsan
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ny The last OF the OF sermons TO the b""np
Christian will be delivered on Sabbath might
pus oath instantly ~ Presbyterian church. by Rev. By
Sunde rland, D. n.
subject, The Nature Of The Christian Claim % the Divine Az
thoy the Scriptures with notice Of tbs efforts which
have been made 70 overthrow it, W. .s
~,
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scarcely necessary to remind readers that Mr.
Dempster farewell concert takes place this evening The
capacity of Caruss Saloon for holding large audience
doubt, will be fully tested tonight
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.EpUBLICns LANDMARKS The vsrs and opinions
n Arnsncan foreign immigration being eoeclo
Of Of population, psupsrism crime &c WIN an inqu
into United sairs government, and m pol
cy on Tho subject immgaen naturalization n aliens, se
John p. Ssndrrson. 81 30,
Notes OF Travel in Egypt, the Holy Land.
Turkey and Greece by Benjamin barr, U. VI
Rector Of CbrstC Church, Pbiadephis. 81 ~,
Memoirs Of Richard Cumberland written by HIMSELF wtI lu
traive Ny Henry Flanders 81 80,
Just published and for sale at ..
Mar % Bookstore, 9th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-12

Levy gummerel690 do Michel DO DO Horrell
Gayle Do y Ma,inIs baeon ard Biscse
sns76 hides baies deer skins Lewis sterS haad cattle
30 do hogs 70 order. x#E%
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WIN Baaaey--746 bales cotton
Farley Jney &co-Io1 Tarleton Whiting Tailieo Cum
a heo baiss osnabnrss Dennes pkges sanariss
Pohof Knght3 pkges W weetTotal 1al bales cotton
MoBrLEseamer 6uba79 bales cotton Baxter, Level &eo;
bales cotton. s-%s S9sg NJ
MoRIIseamer Calffornial2l bales cotton Dosan Dono
II Beck { Ricks-i Taron, Whiting Tullis- to order5
mdse and sandes K Geddes-3 bxs ~ 81 McMahon1 do
Rogers &co2 bdls samples pkg Touman BallatdEl
b mdse Lloyd Friersonsnndes to :derfotal 2as bales
cotton. s5gse
pLAIsANCE-steame halsg cotton ~ Miiten
berge--2sG Buchannon, Carroll &eo-l7s jackson &e94
& Mckeroy sny ess Ss
yI ss esq T Psaehs n scess s
jenkins &3o-21 Miles, Adams Eco-i9 g Holmes &co- dt
Believes sosE MsFeFor ee 1nr Fss ea Sc
Orders hIds sugar W & Montgomery-6 do At Menberge
hb Do Urqnhart,is head cattle owner On basra
II hides IBIS alow Kennedy &co22 hides bale peltrie
Levy &eo-sundries order-Toal 1854 bales cotton
BALIzEs.eamer ophelia1I6 bbls molasses Z Robeson
20 do IAnaux Rene94 hds sugar Eazenave- bbis nc
lasses Belloea Aeo2l hds sugar kohn Byan3z pa
bls moasses Bubdge &eoE4o bbs molasses 49,
Mir &co3o Do Qotchordla do 20 bbs mGlasssa g hf DO
Buchannon Carroll aco-30o bbls molasses dc Ega1a2
3 bbs molasses Pnckard &col90 hf do &c hhds
ogier5l bbs melases Gourdairspnaries to order&f
| tai COG hhds sugar 625 bbls noasses 81 hf do.
RAILROADS.
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