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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1856.
THE LAKE,
,fr.szs RLEAsURE ExoURsION

x TEEKA n aS Fs S3e 4 g. r{Ir e ~
The elegant low pressirs sfsamer f,rnxv
Chamberlain master Will leave te Isss and ~ he Pantcha,
train Railroad every tuesday, and FRIDAY on the arrival
sns OK ay fa s sl a ~ e.
an oppoany 10 ihoss Who ay rI @ or @ a Ros r :" gs
@ sehers @o ay w few hours Of the
day. elaek ra for e as ey game
Fps q he boat as ea,a q IN n,s her schedule
via PeSssceia NV ~ 1sTa fEX Hxbs
Sa5, Ne aE sda5 s5d dksys
ing passengers ample time to sh and ha,be 81 sae nace
Vest sx daTs s' ' 70 zen Gays remaining at Key
The e. 81 Mail iIsteamship Flnr,fI, W n f,oygans cop
end os the Jafrson Raroad al ~ L me Lake
e. Mails Fare for The Excatsion ao; an sd r. 81
smnased saeroom whi IN ro IN
nassape to ,eSe eetsA iS'' @Appi5 tUi iie'sN' y.
E. G. ROGERS d CO., Agents
W. - ron po7zT 49, = H77; Esgs575 street sf5R.
1T = tEer notice., the steamer ssnl,ther,a star
Gs5szs szssSss Gs2 5sha q JssF . = piS
CLEAR and BATTLES I; y ~ WHARF,
Of es s. md & Sunday ~
sys9'Hs' ysa will leave town about s bsFb bsPb ronD
T-s. FoHs MOBILE DIRECT. DAILY
o. s. NAIL LINE-Sunlmer Arraneement-The
splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, r.
A. a m1at Eiorlda w; Hgsags ass5 Fa
Lake trade with superior accomnodations oe Of ihe above
g leave ,s s Lake . end
ST. Louis Pass Christian and going and return
Cabin Fare to Mobile. ........,..........ss
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New Orleans. November l, ls55 n5
--r. ~. ,-1,7T1717 : ,--s- -.-,-r---.-,---,e-
ssEssssz, PACK ETs; The steamer w. @. Young,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

1t is said The cars viii Tenn.
on the Mississippi Central and Tennessee Rsilraads
by the middle of September.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
sTEAMB0 AT j /, DEP /. .A.RTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER. 8. 5.,

VIII leave FRIDAY, LIST August at s O'Clock y M
j. fT7;ss a. FOR Es4ALESxAND21A--TH HE FINE,
fast running passenger packet steamer pnAOn,
asss4a @. Crook master, will leave above Tor
ores Landing Alexandria and all nteredats andings M
dEFgF15}F Ia LEWIS SNAPP Il Co.., 'lA
iy2f ' }s.5s7E; Is 81 Front street }?
D-The Union having good Lighters, her freight will be
put through to Alexandria without detention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
LOWER 5MIssIs sIPlP.1.

Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING, 4 at s c'eoek
IT, n u. s.. MAIL PACKET FRANK
lsg LIoE-n pase Steamer Natcbss -kegsar MAR
6De fast running passenger packet steamer Frank Lyon
Ashbry master, will leave above for iken,s gend
Vcksburg Warrenton, Grand Gulf, ST Joscphs Rodney,
Waterproof Natshez Fort Adams bayou Sara Baton Rouge
urda O'Clock For freight passage having unEur-
passed Accommodations, apply on board or to
! 5I LEWIS S&APPS & CO., 81 Front street, or to e
r, K. LAUGHLIN, II9 Carondelet street
EThe Frank Lyon having made permanent arrangements
with the Yazoo Bee will sign through bills ladns for
Yazoo River freight with privilege Of resipping ct
burg. 's# IVA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

We quoted the Springfield (AEassa American as
having made declaration in taYof of Ale. Fills
more The Cincinnati Gazette says The Springfield
paper died Immediately after making tic declaration
we'll are not dying declarations the most sal-
emn in the world RI Louisville Journal, ssss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

Cow PEAs-3oo bags choice Carolina seed to arrive,
~ tef sale py A.. BARELII CO.,
lsi9 { s5as53 =, ~ 5l Gommon street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

c. EsTILL SPRINGS, EsTILII COUNTY, KEN
Ef GKY-Ths fine Summer Retreat is situated the
M kentucky River, surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and Of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world. It is yve miles east from LeXng
ton and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
50 that leaving Cincinnati by the morn
ing train of will arrive the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and is for the reception
of visitors. Mrs. O. CNILES,
my23 John CHII,ES,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

SENDING "a CLuB!"-s Tommy my son, what are
you going to do with that club p
'"Send it to the editor of course.n
"But what are you going to send it to the editor
for?n 5a0=
"Cause he. says, if any body will send him a club
he will send them copy of his paper"
The mother came pretty near fainting, but retained
consciousness enough to ask !:
But. Tommy, dear, what do you suppose he wants
with club?"
"Well, don't know" replied the hopeful urchin,
unless it is to knock down subscribers as don't pay
for their paper
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
s. B. MORSE, snpt. G. and G. R. R.

------- New Ureans' fnbef I, 1855.
Office n o., Op and g. ". Railrosd Co.
Mr. l. Bridge Sr-In your inquiry relative to the
performance Of the MCGOWAN Pumps in upon this road
only say that they quite equal
and that among the variety of baTe in use, they are
decidedly the best. g.J4%
Yours, respectfully A. b. SEGER, Vice President
The above Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by the
ubscrber, sole agent here for the manufacturers. +
je25 3md&W ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

Cincinnati December l. 1856.
Messrs. Geo. D. Winche, Bro & Co:
Geus-The Pumpsg Engine purchased of for of
small shop the line of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in use time and given perfect satisfaction
consider it the best pumping apparatus within knowledge
The engine drives besides the pumps 5Oneh circular saw
three ahe and drill press and there power to spare with
S5 pound pressure the square inch Of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend the notice of railroad managers and
Others Yours truly,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

49, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
opened on the first day Of June under the personal at
M4ention Of JOHN MCDONNELL, Of l47 Common street.
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors at
home my27 IF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

ALL ABOUT Girls NAMEs.-If you are o very pre-
ciseman and wish to be certain of what you get,
never marry girl named Ann, for we have the a1-
thority of Lndley Murray, and others, that "An is
an indefinite article" [Exchange.
If you would like to have wife who is s'one Of
thousand" you should marry an Emily or Emma
for any printer can tell you that "Ems" are always
counted by thousands.
If you do not wish to have a bustling, fy-about
wife, you should not marry one named Jenny-for
every cotton spinner knows that ennies are always
turning. .''.'.L,.
If you have wife named Cordelia, you should
drop any of your old acquaintances for he who
has the ''deaf' never cuts
If you marry one named Margaret, you may conf
IDENTIFY expect that she will end her days on the gal
lows for all the world knows that "pess were made
for hanging. .,s. E. t,.
Unless you would have the Evil One for a fatherin-
law you should not marry a lady named Elizabeth
for the devil is the father of Liee. Qies)
Many men Of high moral principles and who would
not gamble for the world still have not refused to
take a Bet.
The London Directory shows that there are several
men in England named Salad Let us fervently trust
that one Of them at least has wife named Lettuce
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

= Ihs san Y hke Ga, aenaing aRsaaa ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
s7 -. --rz==-z==z-7 NEyV ORLEANS, JACEE-
LssiS tsEi SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Z 80 s----Nsg--9 RAILROAD.

SUMNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1sr APRIL To 9sr OCT.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New orleaus daily, at half
NV R
Train New orleans every Sunday 5oeoa % % for
@ reaches Ne"
s s sass ShfssT
age and tsh e0s h PRISE @ eket good
insHsiys yaN # 39 ta 2 5otss9HE s ratss 49, m
cay Is ds f a@ Gse k shs
woies Or halves ackages o ata reduced price
hs@ ss 10 do s n HaminE
BY he % M e. f
direction only those making both ways will have to be
TRAIN leaves New Orleans for osyka and in
a
dis s os"y = pHa FFa1y Son
6 y A. HENDERSON q co., MAGAZINE ST.,
e
in the country. jal9 6m
n5E EAS5SR & 5S55ii f9 H.
shsss g pea %s,t o m SsSS Ess
@ for O an0n and BAesms p
rTyIBILL TyIlBIL y AITtzEN, GAS FILTERS, No; 10 ST,
large assortment of Chandeliers Pendants, Brackets Pillars
large assortment Of Paror and Cooking STOVES and
GkAIES.
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus to make gas rosn
to which they invite the attention Of Sugar Planters fe20 6m
OFEIsGg]Eta, 3E NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
ted under Act Of the Legislature on 18th March, 1855
The Office Of the Institution will be for the reception Of
Deposits morning Sundays eXcepted from O'Clock,
and on Saturday evenings from s to O'Clock.
Deposits OF One Dollar and upwards will be received
The employment of the funds strictly by Act of
incorporation to the Public Debts Of the United Slaes
State OF Louisiana, and Of the City Of New Orleans.
Loans mortgage of nnencumhered and nnproved Real
ing 50 per cent of the appraised cash value
Loans pledge OF the Stock of the Incorporated
New Orleans exceeding SO of the value
Interest @ Or rrot derived from the employment Of the
No Trustee Gun directly Indirectly borrow of the funds
receive any pay or enolnment whatever.
Certificates OF deposits, having interest
apon will be issued for less than $1,000 deposited
specified time - - -
TRUSTEES.
George Eustis, A. D. Kelly, William Vogel
W. N Mercer Geo, Urquhart, R. B. Sumner,
G. c. Duncan A. Heine, George Jonas
Whelmus BogMt, P. N. Wood, Thos. A. Clark,
Thos. A. Adams, E. A. Bradford, D. D, Withers.
W,N. MERCER, President.
70 AID KELLY, ,
WM y / y9GEhm s3HKsp Vice Presidents
d. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
N BCopies of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws
be obtained OF the Office. a2Sly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
WATERING PLACES,

lEA PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THIs COM
T: modions and eligible establishment is open for the
M reception of visitcrs and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment guests inferior
hotel upon the Gulf Coast. V GRICEt& &c JAMES
jF4 2p3t-lm ''o' go Proprietors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31

March, 1856 ~ Proprietor.
BIT well known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here goods from
infected district Persons arriving 1.-THE Well will be struck
With its elevated location Situated il the pine hlls and viii
fail local for fever Precauon has been taken
to have the bedding used the pointed the resi-
dent physician Or S. Beazeey) and burnt in presence of
witaesses and their certificates published thorough
ton is now going and visitors daily arriving do not
DESIRE do expect very large company the coming
son; but every exerton will the invalid
Portable
m3l If INMAN WILLIAMS,
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA. April I6, 1856.

ALEXANDRIA, April 10, 1896.
The Know Nothings of Alexandra county
assembled in convention at their hall in this
city on Monday evening, and after some
hours deb Iteration brought forth the following
ticket For Sheriff, h. L: Monroe; Common
wealth's Attorney, @. E. Stuart; Commits.
veyor, VIM. T. Powell County Constables-
s. N. Chipley, Jos. Padgett, Edward Davis
The only change made is the substitution of
Capt. Duffey for P. G. CIaughton as Commits
sioner Of Revenue. Some Of the brethren are
by no means satisfied. The order of Ameri.
can Mechanics are said to have been potent in
the matter, and many Of those who believed
with the Gazette, that secrecy had been abol-
ished, don't understand this wheel within q
Alfred Maddox is out as an independent
candidate for sheriff, and we learn that others
will follow for the various Offices. .f
Beside the general ticket four magistrates
are to be chosen in each of the FIVE districts Of
the county. CO. ...-.s. .....
The contract for building the new Hydrau-
lion engine house has been given to our skill.
full mechanic, Jas. T. Major.
Parodi, with her assistants, sang. much to
the delight Of the eltts of our city, at Liberty
Hall, on the evening Of Monday. Much re-
greet is expressed that she did not give US her
superb rendering of the Marseillaise.
meeting of the Democracy of the county
is called at the Lyceum Hall, next Monday
night, for the purpose of appointing delegates
to the Warrenton Convention.
Fish are going off we'll, at fair prices; shad,
$40 Sll per hundred I; herring, 81. so q IS
per thousand, AMI.
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PERSONAL.

-. Dempster Is cOncertizing in Philadsl.
80. Mrs. Necessity being the mother Of in.
Vention, the question arises who is the father
go. The Hon. 2. W. Green, of Ohio. a at
the Kirkwood House.
go. Thacksray leaves the United States for
home by one Of the steamers next month.
80. Dante's famous line, "AIl hope aban.
don, ye who enter here" has been recon-.
mended as motto for railroad cars
-. 1he dramatic authors copyright bill
which was presented in the Senate the other
DAY, by Mr.. Seward, wa. introduced. IL is
said, on The suggestion Of Mr. Boucicault
80. The Rev. Mr.. Eckard. Of this .;,v b..
been elected by the Baltimore Presbv,syy nns
Of the commissioners to the Gens,.I ssay ~
which meets in New York in NAV
80. The distinguished and Hon d
Chandler, Of Philadelphia, a member &C Al.
last U. s. House of Representative !. 'Ie
Washington. bis many friends here will he
glad TO learn. 10
-. Mayor Wood, of New York, is comino
South. He has consented to lecture t..fore
the ladies Mount Vernon Association at Rich
mond, Va, early in May. Subject "The char.
acter and genius Of Alexander Hamilton
80. IL il rumOred in Washington, says the
Portsmouth TENNESSEE Gazette, that Senator
Bell will resign his seat in the United States
Senate, during the month Of juno next, on
account of impaired health, thereby giving
the Legislature an opportunity to elect his sue
csssor. 'A
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IIVALUABLE RENKDIEs.-Here are a few
simple remedies for very prevalent disorders,
which We have no hesitation in recommending
as infallible
For sea sickness-stay at home.
For drunksnnsss-drink cold water.
For hsalth-take ayers Pills"
For sccidsnts-kesp out of danger
To make money-sdvertise In the Evening
Star.
For Coughs and colds-taks Cherry Pectoral
To keep out Of jail-pay your debts.
10 be hapPy-subscribe for the Star-daily
or weekly.
To please all-mind your own business.
10 have good consciencs-"pay the print
erb
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United States Patent Office, }
Washington, April IL, 1856. I


an THE PETITION OF BENZ. T. Bah
" BIT. .. HIGBIE, and p. w PLANTZ
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO
them on the eth Of etober, 1912, for an improve
ment In "pumps and fire engines" for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takesplaee on the 9TH day Of October, 1855:
1t II ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 22d Of September
next, at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, il any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent OfRce their objections special v
set forth in writing, at least twenty DAYS before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
the Office, which will be furnished on application
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
18th Of September dispositions and other pa
pers relied upon as testimony must be hlsd In the
Office or before the morning Of that dsy the ar
guments, II any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the Union Intelligencer and Evening Star, Wash.
ington, ID. C.; Republican, Baltimore, Maryland;
Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa; Day Book,
New York, New York and Post, Boston, M ass !;
once week for three successive weeks previous
to the 22d Of September next the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of Patents
P.S.-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once,
with paper containing this notice.
16-faw3w
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TIE SPEofAroR.-Our handsome literary
nsighbor The Spectator, We see, announces a
new feature in the publication of an original
novelette, entitled George Montagu; or,
sundry passages of an ill.regulated life An
autobiography" This tale has been pre-.
pared expressly for the columns of the Spec.
fGtor by an author of acknowledged ability
and is expected to be work Of superior merit.
The Spectator seems to be very carefully ed
tied, and presents the additional attraction of
beautiful typographical appearance. 1t
merits q handsome support.
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NOTICE


To the holders Of Bonds, Certificates, OF othe,
Ecidsnees of the Debt of the S ate of Tsras,
or the late Republic thereof, nnder act of 18th
February, 1856.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April, Ia. 1856.
WHEREAS THE 4th SECTION OF THE
w act Of 18th February, 1855, entitled " An
act to provide for the payment Of such creditors
OF the late republic OF Texas are comprehen ded
In the act Of Congress Of September o, 1856 A." re-
qu'res the Secretary Of the Treasury to give notice
by public advertisement for the space Of ninety
DAYS CT the time whom payments will be made
under said act
And whereas notice was issued on the 27th
February last by this department, and duly pub.
lished, setting forth said act Of Congress ana the
act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Texas assent
Ing thereto requiring the certificates or other evil
dences OF debt therein provided for TO be filed at
this department with assignments, releases and
athdavts therein pointed out, thirty days prior to
the LIST Of June next:
And whereas the said 4th section further pro-
vides that no payment shall be made on any bond
certificate, or evidence Of debt which shall not ,
thirty days before the time limited by said hoti-
ces, be presented at the Treasury Department:
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of any
bonds, certificates, or other evidences Of said
debt, that unless the same shall be received at
this department within sixty days from the date
thereof, they will ts excluded from all benefits Of
said act, agreebly to the 18th section Of the same
JAMES GUTHRIE,
10 Secretary Of the Treasury,
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PARoDI's CoScERr.-Every seat was filed
last night at this concert, and hundreds were
turned away. A more brilliant audience, or
more enthusiastic one, we never remember
to have seen. Parodi, in the Marseilles Hymn,
showed her remarkable dramatic powers as
well as her capabilities as a vocalist. The
piece was rapturously encored.
Patti has developed into charming full
blown woman since she last appeared here,
and was, if possible, more captivating than
ever.
Of strakosch, tie Incompatible, our read
srs will not need that We should dwell upon
the style in which he exhausted the capabili-
ties Of the piano. We must not neglect to
notice, however, the superb instrument of
Chickering's make, used by him on this occa-
sion, and which was well worthy of being
handled by Strakosch.
In consequence Of so many failing to gain
admission last night, this troupe will give
another concert, it will be seen, Tomorrow
night, when Parodi will sing cur great Ma
tional song, 1.-The Spanked Banner" in
which she has created such a fxror through
the South
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HAnPrRs' MAGAZINE for May, promptly
laid upon our table by Joe Shillington, comes
frsighted with its usual abundance of useful,
interesting, and entertaining articles, amongst
which we notice GA visit to the Silver Mines
Of Central America" continuation Of the
illustrated history of Commodore Perry's ex-
petition to Japan, and more chapters Of Dick
ems tale Of &c Little Dorri.," the interest of
which continues to increase as the story ad.
Jsnces
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LADIES OF sJXTu CuIJRCu

THE LADIES OF SIXTH CHURCH,
- Island, corner Of Maryland avenue and
Sixth streets respectfully announce to the pub
lie that their air is now open, and that they will
be most happy to receive visits from all who feel
disposed to patronise them and promote the cause
in which they are engaged.
The Committee Of Arrangements are most
happy to announce that they have succeeded lat
considerable expense) in making an arrangement
with the proprietor Of the celebrated Elephant
You've COLUMBUS, who has created such furo,
In private circles In this city, and that he will
exhibit his wonderful sagacity and g amazing in
tellect' In the performance Of various astonish-
Ing feats between the hours Of 8 and 10, during
the week. 15-3t
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UBronchitis, Coughs, Hoars.uess.

Brown's Bronchial Troches Voice are made
from highly esteemed recipe for the aevation of brop
chia affections coughs hoarsenes asthma Irritation of the
throat either chronic occasoned or
ton OF the vocal organs in speaking singing
vocasts lawyers and all public speakers them an
admirable substitute for water
tubes aud valuable and efficient remedy Containing no
opium, they can be used as freely requisite
ap5-lw JOHN l. BROWN SON Pronr,s,ors
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CAUTION.

IN RELATION TO THE ESTATE OF JNO.
White, who emigrated from the county Of Ar
magh, Ireland, some where about the year Of
1914 or u.s. we, the undersigned, forbid the trans
behalf Of any person as we are two Of the lawful
heirs In connection with some others, until we
c-n fairly understand where the Estate is 80 that
we may have fair chance to prove our claims
Signed in Washington, this 10th day Of April,
1855. -.ll WILLIAM BLACK.
GEORGE BLACK
N. Bit would be funny II the Blacks would
become White. 30, spl6-S &
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Red or Rusty Hair dyed instantly Beautiful and Nstu-
raj Brown Black, without the least injury Skfr
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND Diplomas have been to M
A. Bachelor since 1889, and applications
been made to the Hs Of bis patrons famous Dive
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and WHISPERS 10 unjust
IL would be against covering bald head with wig
WM A. BArcHELoRs HAIR DYE produces not to be
distinguished from nature and not 10 uiure
In the least, however long IL may be continued.
Sold In ell cities and States by DR.
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
81 The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides bottle of WILLIAM
A. BACHELOR. 2s3 Broadway, New York
- For sale by CHAs. sTOTT, Pennsylvania avenue
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NOTICE.

TUE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
l. announces to his friends and the public that
he has this day associated with himself JAMES
y. MEAD, to conduct the business Of Black and
White Smithing In general, under the firm Of
BUCKINGHAM MEAD. I would solicit the
continuance and patror age Of my former custom
ers and the public generally to the new firm, 70
my old stand, located on c street, between 10th
and 1lth st eets, where all orders In our line win
meet with prompt execution, on favorable
terms c. be had In the city. .
Wanted, well grown Boy; one that has been
at the business would be preferred
N. B.-I have for sale four-horse Steam En-
bargain, as have no further use for It,
l G. BUCKINGHAM.
April 10Th, 1850. ap l6-w3w