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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Rguk Of Cuunercs,
saanlsr Mott / Lemus. Fordyss.

kapr1sr Mott i Lemrs, FoTdyss.
DT Tirire ofsp Execution - ire direersj, tsT'A2
y CSu,t OF ComiOH I!ess OF be mont County, OA!o,
VIII o3er iCf sale a. fl' &c Auction on
MeH3Gy tbs Isl day q January, a. 3. 1876,
tetwseaihs hours o. 10 u't'O-1 A. u. sIt I O'Clock
l.. NJ. Olssd GIy front door VI the Court Hcust
in st. svifc IA county tie iOOTil usseri.
he'd .nds end irreneHts. situate Wing aud teiuE
tie COuHy oi De mont and s!s.s oi uio, an4 bounded
aud ds c.il q .O.l1ss 10 s.::
The fra. .descfet trsrt or psrcslOi LAND tsiDg tke
South Fesi CGsr'sr G. EeCtIOu No -, TON Ds'p 70.
- = Ranges Marietta Land dittrct. eOnt1irin. oHe
hgudsd and ry nins acre. and fourteen nundTs.nS ~
srTs i5gi4l Tssnd de-CTis e. trect CT psresl ot
sa SONG tie South half Of hs south ous'tsr sss.
No 5S. Townsh NO.f snj Range Moo, in the Mari.
ets Land ds.rict, Containing sixty niIs acres Eas
NInty huHdretis uf acfe l69.94. The Srd Ge-
screi LrEct ptrCei Of Land being the Nsr'h wsst
quarter Ui sect O.ss4 rsngs no Sin ths haris -
Land u!s.fict continuing hundred aud sIIiy aEs
uCOj. Also tue 10 OWN described Town Lots iaH
ard hsut in ia Town oi GAINESVILLE ke'mcrt Suoiy
Ohio, aud lGurdei and tescfibed loliowfss wis
LoJs No, - n q west sud. aud Lots Scs. lS7--SCs
Is. i.ien in Execution a. ihe properly oil Lsnuei fsT
dye.
shsfiG's oGes, St. ClairsviIle. .Deo -. leSS,h
JOHN &. NICHOLS, sssiLA-
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eady-M adj CIothing.
have hought the largest stock have ever bought,
,ud win sell them 20 per cent. cheaper than you
uy them st Wheeling,
Also, large assortment Of Hats, Caps, Boots aud
Shoes, aud great many other articles TOO
mention. Call betOe you purchase elsew where, and
am sure yon viii be satisfied before yon leave.
II. Al kinds of fc1untry produce taken N eNchasyo
neoOds SAMUEL KLINE,
~. Clsifsyife, Sept. %, ISk5.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

SUGAR AND MOIIASSES. Sugar fair request,
and prices advanced iac with sales Of COO d 1ac for
Fair Fully Fair Molasss about 1900 bbls sold
3315G33sc for Good Prime, showing improvement
&c = gallon
FIGURE? With light stock holders asking s. c5@
81 50 Supefne. The including 100 bids Ordinary
S., and lo Of which did not learn the
GRAIN. Corn scarce and the sales confined TO
lG sacks without Inspection in cotton sacks at 4Sc and few
hundred 5952c {? bushel OF Oats small lots
sold 46c z bushe for St. Louis Wheat steady with
sales Of 22S sacks Red 81 s. and 600 the price
PROVISIONS We noticed My retail sales of Pork
sl7 2 bb for Ness with very little On the market OF Dry
Sailed Meats Il casks Sides and Shoulders sold
the former ind 61c r for the latter Lard dull, and
80 icrces Poor disposed of 1t S7ac = b.
RICE. We heard Of about coo within the last three
four days. to arrive at SC 4 ID for Prime
COFFEE Active with sales Of 1900 bags Rio comprising
2J Ike, 80 a lls $50 at lls ll5 the same 450
II 1916 100 IL j. and 62 Skimnings at lO4c 2 ID.
WHISKY. About 80 bls Extra Recfed sold in three
lots at 40c r gallon. Very little on the market
ROPE. 1900 coils Machine made which had been held
l0c, were sold on private terms.
SAT..A cargo of 5000 sacks Liverpool Coarse in half
bcaccA sacks andt the ton sold Size 500 Coarse
and 400 Fine 95c round and 100 Coarse in bad ticking sacks
at Csc q sack.
kFREIGITS. ship taken for Marselcs nj lsc for
Cotton and 1000 bales shipped Liverpool ad. On Tuesday
ship taken 1avre 1885 and 300 bales shipped
Liverpool in British vessel at q 32d.
ENCIIANGE Els. Demand limited.
Sterling l0l icG lVs+a
New York sixty-day bills sG2i z ct dis
Sight checks York
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CATTLE NJ AR K EFT.
Shipping gntelligente.
THURSDAY, March G, 1856.

= THURSDAY, March G, 1856
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship louisiana Place. for Galveston and Inlianola
Ship Jane Parker Booker for cowe for orders Whitney AGO
Ship Delft Haven Iovc Liverpool, Eogcrt Geo
Ship Tmquin, Doughty for Boston, CD Meekcr hco
s sP E5ss @ 6ss nnfs dI vepoc JENKINS E Mf
Shp seWa i Morre, for Boston, - 's'''''' w Hale
f Eat I Ha HS 4s EyE S boston, wnSS
ARRIVED.
Ship Columbia hence for Queenstown returned via Key West;
Ship Monlrose sTsde Ahelng from Gohenbrg 18Th Dec, to
Bark Fanny smith g days from caFar sadna to
Brig Y HssstE d S!gei days fro" c'""ss"s Cubs" to
Brig Creole Drip Robinson from alze, Hon. via Ruatan 2sh
Brig IIuntrcss Clark days from Key West 10 mastcrsa
Brig Iy Brooks Desko 10 days from St Thomaz
schr Nina sch1e Wilson, days from Brazos st Jago,
Solhmayd / IIarriso,,-2d district Is
scr Ed barnard stone from Tampico 18th n, 10 mascr2l
schr Vance, Kann days from Pensacola to master
se nvncibe Harris, days from Mobile to master-Basn
ss m%:Sa ' Roe i5S@ from
Schr Alert, kieicr, from Blind RiVer-i'a6in.
STEAMBOATS,.
HRw Hill, Newell, from Memphis
Belfast, Taylor, from Memphis.
Carrier, Brown, from I.ofolrche
Il
Yazoo Belle, Trtnins from Tillaoba Yauo River.
Fanny Sparhuwk, Terrehonne, from Lockport
G. d Jr, Cotton, from Bayou Sara.
Cora No . Moshy, from Fort Smith,.
| Jas Montgomery, Montgomery, from Louisville.
Southern Belle, Broaawel from Grand Lake.
lily King, wainwright, from Louisville.
Towboat Ocean, Chapman from the Passes-towed
10 sea on the 18th ul ship Pacific, barks Aciaeon and
Steson-bough up bark Fanny briggs IIuntress and
Brooks schrs Mnna Schiller and Ed Bernard.
Towboat Phoenix Crowe from the Passc-towed down and
an the 18th u, fhns Dirigo and Grampus-brough
ship Monrose bark Wandercr briggs Vivid and Creole
Towboat Downs. Davis from the Passestowed down
the 26th nlt sclrs Ida and George ManghRm
| brough. up slip Columbia
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CONSIGNEES.

Ship Glad Tidngs from New York-T Btuatour-Rob soI
4 MISUNDERSTANDING eco-J Adais-J Administrations
uuc K Phlps-Bridge, Ranlett EcoA Brolss &c0-Bnn
nell It Baile-J W BurbrdEc &co-Burrows i 0ssrom-C
Budlecke &co-J l. Bach &eo-Rer Beach eco-Beck
Rcks-I5ec.ton l. KeefcC G Bar &coBlache 4 Leanmont
u Cofin-Coo l. Fallon-P Cusachs Bro sco-A Whiting
Nartia Owen eobb-Cady Il. IIomesCampbe Strong
G + Cate fco-CarrolI Peard kco-P Chasanol-F Clave
II Closiermann 6ccM y Cooper &coL DncourneaH-Dnr
bridge lco-Duiley & Eelson-l)yas &co-Drez-McDowel
Mills &co-0glesby 4 Macauay-EM Daley&co-Daris sJack
sor-Dt Arcy sc0-I Deocle-J VI DeNman co-J Desponey
G l. Doon Son-J Donl;as-E Dnpesseur &co-J Forsyth
il " Estlin &co-I Gznrham &co-FcI: 4 Setson-p K Fell
ico-E ereouson-J Fser-F Folger &co-G A Fosdick
Frost kco-B H GreenM Greenwood Gco-A D Grief 6co-
inillc.nan-CFC Gnines-Jno Gduche-Gqucl Il JaHisoH-
(ilcdden Marshall observation-disclosures FrcTesE Granbois-
Grant fevis Itco-Icnderson PeaeA Nh sco-A Horsn--
u II f!omcs-Itorreil, Gayle &co-Alen IIlHuntington
Wmle-EIaEi hIIildrs-Ea, Kemp &co- Il Hsnze Bro
den-W Jackson &co-i Jaquet-S Harris-W Kerneghan-F
kennett &co-SE Kennedy &eoD korman-k emmett, Dix
co-A IHfores-A Ia3osn. &co-W II I.etchtod l.coSam
Iocke-J A l.ln tvcpM Micr--G Morri.on-Murray Nil
Ter dcoJ II Marks &coE Marquee Sco-J Mathews Eco
Maury-McCutchon, Howell &co-MclJowell Mills &coMc
I.e,norc Rayb,m tco-lI Neson-0akey Hawkins-Pricc
Converse &coI Parsnns-pcet Sims &ce-A Fepn &co Per
kins &co-Pecrs Willard dcot Pinckard &eo-Prestley
Ien-W Raymond Sco-Riclards, Slocomb &co-A Robb 4
co-smith & Coorer-J SteelE Stevens &coJ Stroud
eo-S.urzencgger & Eernod-scIndt ZeglerSchmdt kct
Sc!neidc--Scovil t. Mead-Sicllcs &co-G VI Sizcr-J i
Sllwson &co-Srnih Bro-L Snapp &co-Spearins 3co-l
Symc-TayIor ( Hartt-Thayer kco-The.e, Suler kco-S
Todd keel rowcr-Townsenl Tompkns Seo--W 4 Eio
lett &co-Eoorhcs, Gri-gs 6coI Q Woodruff tco--j Wright
&coWarG, Saunders Eunt-JnhH Wait eco-Wlljams Phil
lips kco-S Wolf-W W Wood-"ood L Low-O o Wuodnlan
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B. 8. 6. Z
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY
B. A. 6. =

ST ClIAKIEs II J Thomas Tenn: ,Tlaekeray, Eng
5 Lee ~ Iarl.l, Melapls,; Ggis cntlluTt; 4
Cochran Miss Hogan Mrs Cochran Cochran Alabama 3 g
Shields aTd ady' leSs' MiSs i!a, Ala Hiram AK
ngs, Z Ptake i James, Abc Miss II Huntingdon la
II Jones. Ain ] Brooks Memphis: Welsh, f rearra
Honduras: " II Richardson, Bayou Sara; DR. Day. La W Ii
FHrguson Nenlhis: Kenner W Humphrey, coast j
Collins. I@fomehe j Mcclure Miss.
CITY,,.-S Perry Hamlet, Nashville: n Griffith Bait
Wilson, Gaddo; Page J Crockett Tenn G Fiournoy,
VS. Cook, n o; ST. Wilkinson, lady servant Texas J N
1Nsrett, Miss: Yates Indy Texas; G II Watkins
Miss II Watkins Ala; II Taylor lady, Texas: g II ray
Tor, q Taylor, Ga y Moore, + II Smith. Q; Mrs
!;raddeG children servant Texas: " r Ione Balze;
Nonre, plHquemine 4 Thomas, Savannah w u Hogan her
deem; BHrl9n', Ark Weaver + Baylor NO; l. poson
~; t1nbin Jackson + Foster. ARK; II b IiOlconb
+, Ala l. p !,icImrIs9n Gree,shnrg YIN Rodgers, "
& Schwi6r, In Cawler l. McSwre Miss; Iittlcjoln
la'oHrche; Powell Troy: Boyster, Attakapas; 5 Ten
1hihbdaHX; j Il Burrows Gresham: & Wingtcld
'hsun, Lexington; " 7 Dunn, ThDodaux r 4 Heard Ark;
uttul Flicker, BrookIiuven; Warner, steamer
l;ano.
AREA DE....Wm Gray, j II Simmons, II F Burden La
ScAol, . chrringtoh Isnckley, W Il Nichols Tex r
lhrketi, Il Moon Gas john D Deacon Conn Jas Mcet4c,
Cart Esnrr, str Amahka II Shelton X l. TarRr Ram Hall
Frank II Hall z Park, n 0; WIN MasterseG Ky; j d
Harris n } J Z ! y -
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EXPORTS.
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Seanship Louisiana
I62 bbls Hour IS do whisky 30 DO pork 70 cks bacon
candles 100 do soap, Is do wne IS sacks 81 do Coffee
bbs Inolasses. ~ "A
COWES-SHip Janc Parkcr-12G5 bales cotton. "
BOsTCN-Berk A NcEels-53 bales cotton, 1900 sks
10l7 hides, bx mlsc = ,S#F = sa
corn, 5000 shves. u &%
BosToN-shi Tarqun-s4s baes cotton, 1853 sacks corn
bxs mncfinsry 1900 slaves. f.
MARsEILIEI-shfp Kina6-lo5o bales cotton Isl l.l1s 20
bacco, bales and boxes do TO- 1852 qinals logwood BIZ
whisky ,T%f
IlvERPooI-shipT crrislo5 bales cotton, see SKIS wheat
l0,D00 savcs. p ~ ~ sl
LIvERPooI-shp Goial-220 bale sco;ton 200 sks cof
10000 stavesr 49,
BosToE-shp se,sal-l5e9 bales cotton, 1851 SKIS corn
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BELo w-COMING UP
MEMORANDA,

Ship Go1conda; Kerr from Malta 2a,h December H.
Ship Glad Tines Olrnstcad frorH New York; to Cohen
Ship Gaena, Lea"et', from New York, 10 Cohen.
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UcOielu Of tie Alxrkets,

THURSDAY MORNING MARCH 6.
COTTON. Tic market unusually quiet yesterday, the
Baics being favorable appeared have
been anticipated and The sales a0 400 bales
Prices Irregular without any change and We re-
peat quotations for the present:
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DO g do vai,ar & Co., roughkeepsie.
cInnRl fss ss1i and To- icy Soxe SRI ynes
TEAs-loo eases Canister Imperial.
wlIlTE TESSs1 = SPls, Boston.
LARD OII-0o bbs various brands.
MACKEREI-A complete assortment Of packages and
CIIEEsE-loo boxes F. Dairy.
DO 100 boxes Western Reserve.
PICKLES Barrels, halves and quarters.
SUGAR H!IDs-aoo in good order.
BUTTER KEG ; 4 do do
STAR CANDIsES-l5N do Riggs Il Co.
BLUE LICK WArER-50 half bbls and 80 cases, eaeha
jazz STORE B GSkFF CO. SO and 40 Old 1evee st.
aa4s ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
5ff$a 5000 Jamaiea Orange Trees
- 1900 Sicily lemon Trees .
$500 Creole Orange Trees. f.' .*
. 900 Havana Orange Trees. ~
4Ga3 Mespulis Japonica Trees.
1880 Malaga Lemon Trees.
1000 Genoa Ctron Trees.
800 Mandarin Orange Trees
variety of all kinds Of Tropical Frutsand Pants-such
Fig Bananas red and yellow fine GnaSa Plants, Taands
~ The above will be packed with the Orders
L. f NICHOLS, Importer Of all kinds Of Produce
nos en- from the Mediterranean.
ID FaNIOVAI..-The undersigned has removed TO No s
Il Union street between ST. Charles and Caondele Streets
he will devote his whole time 10 his business
i't SIS sH 9'"'' WILLIAM CHRIsTY.
| TySR-l7s bbls Wilmington to arrive, for sale by
| l. ms BAREtI Il Co, 81 Common street.
LAST-3o0b boxes and 10 casks ST. Julien, in store and
| ms BARELII { CO.. 81 Common street.
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Thursday. March G.

r nDT,The ship Trl-Natsntnin, Capt. Dudley,
IRON boston now disclargug her opposite the Red
flores Third District The cosignces Of four cases marked
p F. Pettes ST. Louis, will please make themselves known TO
the discharng clerk The Leyee, otherwise they will be
stored ut their expense and risk.
ms gro. W. HYNsON q Co. 81 Camp street
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rETrr AND Eny LAST EsgT oNE o. sTfs- e.
WASH ,}F US eoIosSaL AREEK ;{

Ct the corner Of aronne and Poydras, Commencing March
for three daysonlys 49,
TWO LiRGE COMPANIES cOHBIyEDtI
Offering 70 the public greater variety Of talent
other Circus now travelling hoasng Of the best Equesans
the world together with large and complete troupe
batic and ynnastic performers introducing into the
entirely new and brilliant series Of Fea
fore witnessed in this country Not the interesting
OF this immense establishment, the Introduction the
Arena for the first time in this country of Of a
inc WILD INDIANS from the vast Western plains. 3&
The Great Brass Band composed of Musicians
BY the Immortal Harry Gaul, thus combining the Concert
the Circus.
AdmissoH-Privae seats rs cents boxes 50 csts
m -ArprzS
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EXPORTS.

h1-stcaner Cora No left Fort Smith ons,le 18Th MI
water In the channel and falling fast H. =
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WANTED,


tiNTED-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
W French in all its branches situation either
in IN country. The best CAPACITY and
inits given If required. Address b. at this office MI If
NANTED-BY a GENTLEMAN OF MANY YEARS.
w experience in the city, situation Grocery LIQUOR
Store, ether influence large city trade give the
house il four six weeks the Of couple thousand
dollars. Active business Is desired
Address Grocer, This Office. NIB Ct.
w ANTED.-A LADY OF RESPEcTABLE FAMILY,
W reduced in circumstances by the death Of her husband
wishes situation companion housekceper Woud
OljcciH situation travelling
EEcn and required Address Mrs. a. L. Crescent Office
ttE5 10;
tTTAETEU-h SITUATION ASROOk-kEEPER, BY A
W young who furnish the best references
This city and Mobile. As lie claims be thoroughly
lent will expect liberal salary. Address j. r. NJ Crescent
Office. f.2 IL
NTANTED-buAED IN \ CREOLE FAMILY FOR A
~ lad u Oface where he receive the
Treatment Ct Address, with location ter1iIs (Which
must be moderately Y. y. r., at This olice. las ii
WA WED -INEOSNIATION.-T UNDER
" signed wishes to obtain information is brother !
AEE.HAN}- who lett his fathers house the
sS and mas not hten Heard Of since He promised wife
nut has 1 done and it is feared that he Is one
VIII" h:oH his whereabouts vino has heard him
ie" Ne atn'e period would confer great by writing
MT Al Aberdeen, Monroe county, Miss.
ttlD IEWIS A 10,
Sf z
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MACKEREI., SALMON, CfbDFTsrY. Fsrts.
1TIEIEG shad Tongues sounds Lobster and fIalif.
Fins.
5000 packages landing ex-sps Thor Alione, Middlese and
Francis for sale by J. II. CARTER g. CO.,
feaJ 3tawtf corner Common and Tcbonpitoulas IT,
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rouETEpls5E1cT corHr} iESDEsso ~ gAIss Vs. J.
RY, VIRTUE of aud in obedience to an or
by the Honorable District Court New Orleans in
the aoye entitled will proceed 10 sell at public auction
TUESDAY, March 49, 1856 II O'Clock A. NJ board
the Steamboat Capitol lying at lGsrs bank Of the
river Mississippi nearly opposite the city Of New Orleans
AI4OT OF GLASS AND CROCKEf .Y WA etc, as per
inventory, which, he my office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-f'asb the spot.
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The Proprietor hess notify the public that his is the only
City Express running and that his arrangements are now
completed promptnesS in the delivery Of goods be
relied upon. s. TOBY, Jr., Proprietor,
fees If Principal Office IS Gaver street, corner Camp d"
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E'OEACCO-Superior brands Virginia manufactured al
L ways on hand, for sale by
iala 5n G, NJ, HARVEY & CO., 10 Union st.
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right bank OF the river Mississippi nearly opposite this city Of
New Orleanss -
Attached in the above suit. ,+sra. 3
third Of the purchase money paid In cash
at the time Of adjudication, and for the remaining o.trs
the purchaser is to execute his pomissoy
amount with good and solvent endorsers ocied in city
New Orleans the said be payable respectively
list Of July ard the LIST Of December. 1856 the Shers
office in New Orleans and to bear interest from
Of eight per cent per annnm- ~
The purchaser is likewise insure said boat and barge till
LIST Of December 1885, and transfer the policy Sheriff.
r JOSEPH HUFTY.
fe4 II Is me Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
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7,
me 10 II II Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans

QUA1RrExE CdunDE DISTRICT HENDERSON & AIEEsys.
NoUyELLE-OKLE4Es. j. H. IRE. No. $780,
I'm VERTU dun ortlre dc vemte rendu Ie Ier
~ 1856 ct moi ahdrese FhonorabisE natrfsme
Cour de District de Ia Eouvee dams laae desss
je procederai lie MARDI IS de mars ls 10 heires A. NJ
bord du bateau.ara CAPITOL dams port
slse rive droie d. lenve Aasspg presqr'en face de
Tn lot de EAISSET.LE FERRERIE etc.
lepose en- bureau pour recotrs .
Saisis dams Fataire ci-dessus. ("
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES naofnentd de DISQUALIFICATION
= JOSEPH IIUFTY. 5@g
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| L CHARLES STREET
LOWELL has arrived with his large PERFORMING BEAEE
from Australia and is exhibiting him at 95 St. ChaaS
street from 9 a. II. until 9 P. NJ daily.
This animal is the largest captured weighing upwards
1000 pounds, and taken when quite by NJ
Lowell and been reared by himself alone, until he
exhibits intelligence almost human.
He also exhibits the most accurate panomime his mode Of s
tack when enemy approaches, in which the
rife attitudes taken and effects which fearful ars
produced the admiring yet terrified audience.
his mode Of repose when seeking shelter from the
of his native unges described series of grotssqn
md laughable pictures.
Next the Of his told in which nef
beings might initiate with advantage.
The grand cliacteric exhibited when Mr. Lowell
ing the BEARS DEN, is left in the power of this Wild
Denzen of the Jungle and controls with the magic power
mind motion of this terrific monster, feat before
performed by any other hnman being. 'l@' .SE
E57%For particulars, see bills - = g.
Ia7-Admit,ance Is cents. jaEir
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WIZ REOPEN MONDAY, March D. 1885,

y Col. WOODS MUSEUM ~ 80
Was visited by $1,000 persons during his previous exhf
biton in toWn-mostly ladies. sw ftgEs sS85 N Sz
He remains but week longer VIII the Spie
did Rooms IS ST Charles street opposite the Southern Bank
New Orleans, with several additional curosities.
THE WONDERFUL FRENCH BIRD WARBLER, for thf
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Running nj all hours Of the day throughout the city
the Funcrtrun RlrOad Company for the
Mails, and having e:tire charge Of the Baggage Car
a messenger will wait upon passengers in the
Checks will be for all baggage taken III charge by this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-06

FouRTH DISTRICT COURT 1KEYS MALTBY It co. vs. STEAM
o. NIE ORLEANS 5BoAT DICK KEYS ct ais No. 9s5s
RE E1ESTUE of an In obedience to order
- of ale rendered February %, 1856 directed by
the Fourth District Court of New Orleans
enslcd will proceed to sel public ancton the
tunda of tie City Exchange Louis street. Chartres
and Royal streets FRIDAY, March 7t 1856 u O'Clock
NJ -
l. THE STEAMBOAT DICK KEYS, together fp=,
with all her furniture tackle apparel machinery
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
DIED.

At Virginia, Placer county, on the l4th inst.
of lockjaw Mr.. JOSS ph c. House, in the 35th year
of his age He leaves wife and three children
The death Of this amiable and pure minded man
has left void in our little community. that can.
not soon be filled. As a friend he was warm and
pure, as a citizen. above rcproach and as a hus.
band and father, all that man could be. While
we condold with the weeping Widow and orphans
may we not hope their loss is his gain To the
destitute and needy his house was open and while
dispensing (gratuitously) his kindness and relief
he considered it but duty. But he is gone too
pure for earth his spirit has winged its flight to
its native elemeat in Heaven
At Newtown, on Friday. March l4th, of dropsy,
JOHN CREIGHTON, formerly of Ireland.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
MARRIED.

At the residence of Col J. r Johnston, OF
Bear River, on Thursday the Goth inst, by
the Rev. J. G.. Hall, of Grass Valley, DR..
Oliver F. Clark, OF Cherokee, Nevada county,
to Miss Nancie NJ. Johnston, daughter Of
Col. j. X. Johnston, all of Nevada county.
In this connection we acknowledge the
receipt of cake and divers other refreshments
too good to talk about after they have been
deyoured, and wish the couple a long and
happy honeymoon.
On the ZSlh of February at the Dawson Hotel
Sacramento. by the Rev. Mr.. Denton. Mr. A H.
GATES, to Miss MARY WEBDELL, all of Placer
county.