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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-03
STATE OF lOWA,l
Scott County
! County C0urt Of
! EcOyt Tauu,

STATE OF IOWA,t County Coqrl 81
Scott COMFY ! scot County
Sow. i2 1850 Mary A. Burke, %. AIbsrt C Pu,k
Ann uTke, Howard Burke, Hitrey Smith a.
IhNma. +. Barron
10 Tksmas Barron.
~ R--You arc hereby notified that there {, NOW ,-
- Gle in the of393 OF the COaFt etl;loD of 9i,rr
A Burke. wtHoS OF Ora 81. BuFk deceased eTst,l
tng against you and the other defendants IN ths
agDys entitled case, one lhiEd Part In tee o, II
'Jl sWiIg tssgr!hsd THCE 81 land, silultsg 4, H. =
Cruhly II aecB and state II Iov4, to.wit, "a .
shil part ii Tire south egst quarter Of section m
- township e. seBty nine north Of range ftur en-
as the dover Of the said aars a. BuTEe OF tho ..
dawmeEt Of Ora NJ. buTEe her former BIZ, bguF- q,
which she hath noihiiE; that said petition win he
heard Oh the fist aOodGy 10 January pexL
desf-H2t v u Il. COOK, %. judge.
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4 PRRPuAED BEEATH,-Wlat lady or s-ntIecasn
would remain uaer tie II JLsagresabl breath
by usiHs the BALM Or TsarsAsD Flow Eas- "a
lrntrrCs vo! a9t only render IL sweet but leave tho
their breath i isl aud tie sahect is delicate their
friends wall aaser ineat!0n it, PuaT single sgup u
Balm - ;a5th brush AMI wash the teeth Dlght
and norniER atty cent bltts all last yessg.
BEAUGFCh COMPLEXION may easily Be &c
ali I'd by ust1s tAe "BALN or TAnUs xSD 10 sEs5 ~
IL will ismuys pmpics aud ffeckes th4 si4H
leaving 1t a s5ft sud roscttg hEe. Wet Towel poU
N two OF tlEss Dogs ao5 wash the face n.stt aaz
morning.
SHAVING - WET var shaving hsus..
in either 49, m EstsF ppur iva % thres drop
vi BALM - 81 NJ FLQA Easp Euh the beard Wcit
snlu VII L s tatit4l soit lathsT- much fscuFts
tits TIE 3ptE s.! sAavil.- Prise Ualy euy cent 49,
B&fgos gu &c. is. A9Gs gsEuiAs uL4asz stsusa %
", p FsE&ip9E & CO,
sap -ndoa Franklin square, Rev Ivgs.
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THE partnership heretofore existing under t. lauly
II U4wFJg. Gaggs Co. Is ths day dissolved by mn,
g5l CONSENT Maria q. Dawson ratirRg from the con
cryn The ha 4ugss viii hereafter be conducted by te
undersigned under the name aud style Of Dawson
Grgss : Co. wha win sstte ~ elims against Tho Of
hrul. tH1vZgI =. e. DAHSpy,
Davenport Iowa, Nov 1850 +; II, GRIGGS.
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CANE! CANE. CANE!
100000 FEET superior Gaze received by express
Chairs reseated a. short notice Enquire Of MeNsai,
T. Hail. D Barr or at nv residence atD. swans 81 st,
bet. Iowa aud LeClaire aovla134
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Dr. santord's Iny,gorator

LUn8Es ofalI descriptions, Lalhs, saisgles,
slaves, xc, for saleI5w b. RaSNlCk Y sos =
Aur,tItf Railroad Depot Saw Miu
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COAL! COAL

UVAII UVAL
y1TuJEgASD bushels OF Gal on hand Il Goa. VAL
~~ Sey, ttiag out ~ the rats OF two thousand
bushei per Fat seurs per tushel and good roads By
tsiaaeu dye. s. 5. GuYEs,
#gHgtefc Gal Valley Mining Co.
hrc& l5s md h1r 30 noy26. I'm
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NOTICE

3
4 1 ; III sl.uE VI The DiTeCt0rs Of tbe Hawkeys
Etlnsuranec fCIapau hSid at their Office on tht,
*sLh day OF November, A, b. 1855, George. l..
Davenport ana DaEisl l.. SLorey we're chosen Ii
rectors 20 Oil vacancies nCcasioned by the rsslRnB
ton Of 5Ir. a. I. 9ialiOFy and Dr. Gamble. Daniel
a.. SBOrey Wa caossE Secretary 10 nil the vacancy
accustomed by the resignation Of Il. B. Woodward.
deel-hIw
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InhhBs cloirs and primo New OrIsan. t.n8lr..
''"hnd ipT s"leby EVANS, CHE& & co,
Cor. I'd and ps,yt. sta .,
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UniEprovsd Lands.
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
No. iis--St v sec - 80 Ri 100 acres,
90 VA See IS " sIBorTa sre
No TOE 4 See sT;sEa & SO scrss. price
70 An y $ y and :. n = !. Zee IS TIE R p
leo AGREE; price sis pFr acre.
No. SIS = = 8 w and W. 5 + and EIs
i soc St l'E9N 9 f. ~ acres price - psr acre
No o2-TA0 = ~ the $ W.. esT!sNRgEgy
ACRES.
Mobilize NJ 4 sT7sykaElGo a1rss.
40. sa-Ths " Sec IoT7sNKg y 100 sores
price s4OpsT acre.
The above three gscts beautifully situated On ia
Railroad miles from Davenport
No. IS The " Of tie $ " a Of Sec lGT78SRal
sVGsrsf- miles .som DaYenguFti rIies $50 Ies aere
No si-Ile II Of 'he 4 !. Of Sec Il T7sNR3T
SaI Fer acre,
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AAWKEYE STORE
JAGag WEAVER, JR., & CO.,

AAWkEYE STORE
JAGlB WEAVER, JR., & CO.,
Or "a % g IL Ex -.
& COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Brady Street, Corner Third,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
NHA&hEUL for pact fsyOrs desire ~ esl attention 10
/ their splendid Stock Of foods Just arrived, ali
New, Fresh and Cheap!
Dr family supplies. City and country folks viii do well
r0v aad eAsiss staple GrSesrss, pr05isisHs, Ersits
and PrSassf We would invite the head, Of Fanil,pa
especially TO ~ eGsIuinatiCo u very choice Tss,
Cv1sss, Snsars, spices, Sc. Also 10 our Fruits Grs
pr.ed aud Preserved, Jelies and Jaus Apples Peach
rluns, pruuss, cGErsnts, syrups Molsssss &C. &C. @
Remember the Hawksye Store city orders delivered.
soy25 JACOB WEAVER. ia, 4 o.
- ELlSHEs- Pickles, Prsseives, orc. -Lacua,C--,
II IN glass and wood, Onions and Horsa-radisb
Ounce, Peaches, Plum, Pear and Black berry Pr
eoryss also Apneots, Oranges and Cherries, Apsle,
CuTranl, strawberry, Peach, Orange and BLACK b.
y Jsll!o', Kstcbaps, Pepper sauce, Capsr., Bs,
KUN, Ro.o Water, ali sorts OF Extracts, and RresS
SSs,er ls and Of all size and for sale
DIE fTUIT5-Peaches, Damsons, sisckbeTIi.s
l. ithabarb, %horuebsrries, Goose berries, ami
Soy49 "dAwKEYE."
TTNBJLTED q Graham Flour, for cal, al f5- -.
- -Four Mill, corner Perry ami Sd cts. nov2s
LNAb AIDDLlAs--a superior article, better ,6s,
l. BucEwhsat toE Pan CaAss for sale 10 at the
uoN%o KEYSTONE MILLS.
lIxTRA FAMILY FLOUR at the reduced price fGt
! sale at The Enor2gl KEYSTONE Mills
EEED-6rSn, Shorts, SHIP stuf. ana sersenlags lar
CHEAP LANDS.
an Otering sell 500 acres OF land In Ja.pe, Gam
lC, near prlnueil, at 81 per acre Also le3 acres
miles rom DavsHpots On the Hamilton road for s2z p-r
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Farm Of 3lV Acres fer sale,
'E'H!s farm h ia Aliens Grove, 200 acre. In D. ..
slaLs 0! cultivation, ~ scf q timber good fen.
house and staGs, EiLli bean "a stream OF rynTi,
water. For tsTIn. aP!ly 10 TIC EADE
81, ~ Ecre lp' ~ West Davenport, Oh Rose Hill.
Beautiful sit Pro, low aud terms easy
hoNzfh T. c. EADs.
(LGAEss tam a. H. $50, worth from a to 40 rI
" BUTTON 4 COS.
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No: io9.-A farm OF 100 acre, in so,
water A"Vh' good stream
No. l37.--A farm Of 1872 acre. IN .,..,,
nwss, sGsa am'er 90 .ees IL 'S eot ~ ~ o.
No. I52.-A farm or ,Is En-, A., I'D auo wcl sAGOo
sSs. acres ~ Srdsr eayaOs aud asSs ~ 80
house log siaGss sge; 20 tim5er, r. ifa%e
soil stock and ai 6n1 Me, fco $50 per acre. Viii
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sTRIeELA ND, JUDD & DURHAM.
Second St. between Bra1y g. Perry.
aecS Davenport, iowa .
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n . ~ A n RIE n,
SPECIAL. NOTICE:

On tbs Seth nlt. by r. u. heat, Esd, AIR. Pa
} itspx.s 10 Miss Bssrs. wItStss all OF this eli
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ws ,as Of A ans lTprsysd Farm ceres on III.
Win three story house, sla3 psTasrss 'hP''''''
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Under this head limited number ofspeeia notices
vl ba Inserted at 10 cents per tine each insertion
an FL mar y eek
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FARM T.IsuFHggsy

~. q "A A@tse Aad lsi 90 .rA - gt.t.f +
ot si1lata Euu'e f5otls. k'tris.u, sal. r,r ; -
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30 acres. good fssma a aE1 nSsrtbe new Cemetery
stream OF rrunning through. Pre- rs icy. snS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

BY request Of the vast numbers Of professional visitors who
have called on Mime Blanche during the past week. she would
respectfully 10 all desiring consult her on
any or all subjects having reference either past present or
FUTURE lucky numbers in lotteries, Roman lisans, &C., &C.
that they must call during the present week. The Madame
would respectfully say any persons either
the noah OF April june September or October, that she will
select numbers them in the drawing Of lottery iny lottery
that win draw them prize Of from $4,000 to s00O and
pesops born in the months Of March, May December she
viii select number that will win the grand prize of 100000
ia the grand drawing Of the Havana Lottery that drawn
three month"; The Madame fame, correct reader Of the
Of saiready established and thai prizes won
the numbers selects has become amsero certainty Let
all who wish to draw nrzes learn the events of their past
present futafe life to obtain the Roman tismaus by
which IL business love war call at
I0T3S carqa1ele street Remember this is the last week
TERasLadjes slto ST. Gentlemen 81 to IS Lottery nn
| bers $5 Tals,naps. slQto $50. sap2l 2plts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

Rs5- A learned writer, Dendy, says: "Dry-
den his brilliant visions of poesy flesh and
Mrs Radcliffe adopted the plan. Green and coffee
we DO Sleep induce dreaming Baptisa Porta for procuring
quiet pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue after
supper. Indigestion and TINT condition which is termed weak
or irritable stomach constitute most fruitful source of visions.
The immediate direct influence of replotion totally alter
ing the and the disposition in wakingf moments is
proof of its power derange the circulation of the brain and
the faculties in sleep People who troubled with i'll
digestion may surely get relief from Hooands German Bit
erS sold exclusively in this country by Dr. O. NJ Jackson
80 street. Philadelphi and by his agents See adver
tyeulent r. .-. .- lg.. al 2pIm&W
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sa,,.iaeg ana sesaaeaaee,' Cgotfstsag.

Sl9gvSaeT Gta2Cg SaGaaeaaSez'S Gsepgsssaags'I
have received by late arrivals large assortment Oh
SPRING and SUMMER IN %$E$ +sN FE 5
{sE CEo TT EE III Grs
consisting Of superne French single med Cashmere sACs
FROCKS assorted coors qualities; French and English
Merino sacs and Frocks; Bapou Cashmeroe Tweed hrs
and second quaes Black Alpaca sacs and Frocks White
and Brown Duck Drilling and Linen Frocks; Superne
Coored Sacks and Frocks Planters Linen also aarge ssor
ment Of fancy Linenand Drilling sacs and Froeks,
%,, 95 s5& VESTS. s4
Bombazine Alpaca Merino White Marseies, Figured Mar
settles Hair Lne Check Fancy Check Planters Linen White
Duck and Linen t3.5t8bRFi Sit tt &s I'D Il. isls,
French Merno, English Merno Figured Mcrino snge
French Cashmere, Alpaca, White Drilling White Duck,
Planters Linen Fancy Linen Check Linen and Striped Linen
TRUNKS, vALAsEs, CAsPET-BAGs.
have also large assortment Of TRUNKS yAIIsEs and
CARPET BAGS which the attention of the travelling public
is respectfully called They all Of the manufacture
and fully warranted Sole Leather covered all
Steel Frame Iron do, Brass bound Russell imitation Sole
Leather, Sheep and Hog Skin. n IT. Al
- VALISES.
Sole Leather Bellows Top Sole Leather Hickory bonnd Iron
bound Steel frame Sheep and Hog Skim Euareed Canvas
49,. CARPET-BAGs.' ~
Turkish 1ngrain Ttrec.Ply and Enameled Canvas; Is
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
Log Cabin JACKETS Planters Linen do Den'ms do Gam
Cabin p4ANTS flaners l4neh
Union Drill Gambroon Fancy Co'onade and French Cotton
| ade do s.s3 GSz4 II .s.s- ''g.l[z q.
! DENIM JUMPER SHIRTS. @5a. 7.t r=
| PLANTERS LINEN SHIRTS. s s@ ~
| ~ CHECK LINEN SHIRTS. s55.s.. .-
.- ~. HICKORY AND CHECK SHIRTS
| '. E.7 o-4& -, Also ,9N ,ssg T.,
IS bales CAMPEACHY HATS, first and second qualities
| have also received supplies Of f..
BOYS CLOTHING
/ MERINO FROCKS and ia KETs.
1 aEN ALPACA FROCKs aud JACKETS
4 5s@ . MERINO PANTS
Alpaca Bonbazine Cottonade, Drilling Linen and Gambroo
PANTS, with Jackets to match.
1 All Styles and Qualities Vests. ~
4 SHIRTS OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION.
HOSIERY AND FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK Lse Thread, Bleached and Unbleached md Cocse
SOCKS, English French German, and American Inanufa
tnre. 'E&f- 5t'I --..-. f--E
MEMS SHIRTS OF ALI. SIZES AND QUALITIES.
Gauze Merino UNDER SHIRTS; Merino jeans Muslin
Il Linen DRAWERS; IIANDkERCHIEFs of silk and Line
\ CRAvATs, sUsPENDERs etc, etc. *a
All of which I am prepared to sell s'
FOR CASH OR TIME ..'-
l. ~ NJ G.. FOLGER,t t..
II and 10 Old Levee, corner Customhouse street,
ala 2p2tM New Orleans.
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Eltalls eJffstellIt.
d. lll lllsyyg ORLEANS.
i, ELL & wtxtS ApLIs
81 DAMS. j.
sorefrT M, a MP ,ssI' 4 y IaT.

ii, ii M. /, CA M il ;;sssI' ~ ~ = ~.
73 4=355
d EaG s :ss3
ie m served II n SIS
eiy al al e8y excepted Tor
$iO Il yesx and qafterly at the
sasaa cents to ths carriers
per in all cases,
VI ;fof sVer5 subs insertion, 50 cents
second every
s88 4 Insertion
bs charged 81 per
81 every ihssT
published one month
LONGER ard accordingly Or sub
stopped until paid a the
ept6H df9 The proprietors. n sas
4fhsEaE Discount he nade 10 Irregular advertisers.
aEs I9AGa4Y CRESCENT 85$ tS
Has circulation # desirable medium for adver
fssrs PAPER II circulaes argeg, reaahing
many hundreds III hour and being read
before tie approach hours consequently articles
hi family may b. Published in II
Es3s calInns,s .55g3 s9854s ~ ia
VI ii nj w II "a Ex LIZ @ Ts Ns GEN n s
ii published every Monday y
advance Having circulation Lou
ssians Mississippi, labana Te2as ana ohei
states Of
their wares and known. in
serted for 81 per square. each insertion ts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

I GENERAL j AcKsoN 9 are indebted to D. D. By
cry, Esq, agent Of Messrs Goupil & Co., Of New
York, for d colored Autograph portrait Of General
jackson. The old hero looks as though his fayorte
swear, by the Eternal had just grated between his
teeth and as though he preparing to back itup
very good and accurate portrait Of the defender
Of New Orleans, the President of the United States
\ the Sage of the Hermitage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

$I.yaEuM LECTURE Dr.. Baird will deliver lecture
at. yceun Hall this evening, concerning Turkey and
Greece, which will be illustrated by large and elegant
maps of those countr and Of the cities Of CONSTANT
nope and Athens Those who are DESTROYS Of obtain
ing useful and valuable Information, may get from
these discourses 81 Baird what can be drawn from
no histories travels 81 other books. They are ex-
ceedingly usefdI and entertaining, and should be
a largely patronized. ~ Is. - s.LEl
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M \ II d. n ]. il i; 81 !.

Sunday Evening Goth nst by The Rev W. G. Duncan, Mr.
JOHN ef Fort William Scotland to Miss ELF.
dine, formerly of Natehez, Miss h.
W nsy-fuverneB papers please copy. 81 4EF yF
On wednesday, 10th last, Christ Church. by the RSg.
MI Ieacock Df GEO tE sCRATGHLEY TO Miss MARY NJ.
sHSMPHREYS Mr.. Cha oSley Of tho parish of
st, Charles. i4S FIJI Al AsSs &4s gS5{ $sS 55s9
On Tuesday tho 18th inst, by The Rev. Mr. NJ z. Wilson
M ELoI7 EHAMARD to Miss ISABELLA WOOD JOHN
eT0N, both of this city. 55 T~-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

ORLEANS TaEATER.A Grsar's fine opera, !" Les
Anoura du Diable,n viii be given at the Orleans
Iheater this evening, with Mines Coson and Du-
laurens, and NM. Gaat and Laget in the principal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

RDs'. Billings
CARMfNATEVE AND AsTRlNGENT SYRgPs
.-a AN Infallibe Remedy for
Cholera fntantum, or Summer Complaint Of Chill
d,en, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, or any
Irregularities Of the BoUels.
The long successful experience in the Of this remedy
by the inventor the treatment Of all the diseases for which it
recommended together with the highly respectable testimony
which its efficacy in the of the Bowel alice
lions of Children Darrea Cholera Morbu and Dysetey in
grown persons entite it to the confidence of the community
Sold wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT s. CO.,
81 and 15l Chartres street
-. O. O. WOODMAN,
corner of Common and Magazine streets, and
a2l 2p3t 80 SICKIiES g. CO., Druggists.
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Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, April Il, 1856,

JoSEpn BRESAN, ESQ.
Sr-AwRre that you regret much do the premature
death friend fellow citizen, officer geo,
sympnthze with his afflicted wife and orphan chill
drep do think that obrsive in calling you
deliver 4 Lecture for their benefit.
time and place for delivering the Lecture your
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

> nJ> AT u numerous meeting OF the property
holders IN the Second Draining Section held Mt Banks Ar
cade this evening" Saturday. the 10Th nst in of the
call published the city journals, the meeting being called
order Major Ranney called to the chair and George A,
Freret appointed Secretary ~
The object of The meeting stated by Mr. Wright and by
Major Ranney after which memorial to the Common Council
presented Mr. Wright which adopted and signed by
all the members present :.5
motion of Mr.. Wright committee oined by the
President consisting Of the following gentlemen W. T. Hepp
J. Forgay j. G. Ellis, Henry Bier N. Fitzsimmon George
Holt and H. J. Rauney, who authorized by the
meeting adopt such they might be advised
proper relative the Judgment lately rendered in the Supreme
Court the of the New Orleans Draining Company,
praying for homoogaon Of tableau II proposed that
writ of error should be sued the Supreme Court of the
United States to Supreme Court Of Louisiana the matter
of said Judgment.
The committee was authorized to call future meetings. if
cessury. ts
The memorial the Council ordered TO be printed and
copies distributed for signature be presented at the next
meeting, OF the Common Council
proceedings of the meeting ordered to be published
| in the city journals.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
/ ISignedl II. j. RANNEY, President.
| GEO A. FRERET, Secretary. AL Up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Since the introduction Of my Schiedam Aromatic schnapps
into the United States, number of Liquor Mixers in New York.
and Philadelphia been engaged in putting mixed
and nosonou Gin in green and jugs and to be pamed
off upon the unway my genuine Schnpps have directed
my agents legal proceedings against all persons VINO
they may ascertain engaged in this most arocous
of deception and call on the press and the pu0e 10 w
in their efforts TO remedy SO great IN evil.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

S NE ara indebted to the combined courte
lie oficers of tic Alvin Adams and Edward Walsh,
for late river papers. J.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

fEHn Cry In accordance with nunler-
ons This morning publish the City Charter
as officially but slightly from
ths8 cory published by us some weeks since. ALL in
terested IN corporation matters will take notice,
govern themselves accordingl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

0RpHAss HONE ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT
annual enter annent for the benefit Of the Orphans
Home, will be given by the ladySmanagers Of that
Institution On Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, 1t Odd Fellows Hall. The object is one
which, if should be sufficient to attract large
and liberal patronage, as WILL undoubtedly. be the
case. The very handsome, tasteful and agreeable
manner iii which the fairs Of former years have been
gotten DO must act as an incentive to attend their
successors. Over this, We are aware Of nothing
necessary to be said for the purpose Of rendering the
entertainment profitable to the cause for which it is
given, as well as pleasant to the gvers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

Aa-Dr B. Brown Williams, whose lectures and
experiments afford the richest thought and amuse
,nent, commences this evening, at Odd Fellows Hail.
We would say to all 50 and hear him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

care indabta tos 81 scf the steamer
Princes, fol Il late ksburg paper. Es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

are8 pnds 81 to ths clerk Of the.
steamer Ing ollar fer tayols sssssslg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

are indebted 70 Tie steamer AFondsl i $1or
lite faYo1s from " 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

M We are indebted to the obliging clerk Of tbs
steamer ssou herner for ST. Louis fayors.
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Floor Oil Cloths.

Three feet twenty wde designs and choice
qualities cat suit any sized room or hall.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
a2l 2p6t &c Chartres and q Customhouse Streets
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Tobacco.
EDs'. Su1eqgeE Reynolds.

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Cures CANCERS scALp HEAD WulTEswELL1NG, SORES and
ULCERS of every description. ja3l 2ply
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$s ips Na ara indebted to Hon. s.. A. Douglas, "
I'LL HI 3 aopY of his report concerning Kansas.
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LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
F5f5 &F ~ g5 S--Ar-
Nos. 17l and 1s3 Canal ST.. New Orleans.
ss'H7.. ALI NEW STOCK
The undersigned having opened large and splendid assert
u'u' NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
Is prepared supply Families the most lib.
This being the only new stock in the CITY, prf-
will find to their advantage to call and examine me
goods prices before purchasing elsewhere VIII
keep constantly hand 5~s
MARBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES.
EXTENSION TABLES, of Mahogany Walnut and Oak and
OF all sizes. 1fE
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WORE AND GARD Ia
BLES
DRESSING TABLES.
WALNUTsAND CHERRY DINING TABLES. @
OAK, MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD s1DEBoARDs.
BUREAUS, Of Walnut Rosewood and Mahogany.
ARMOIRS; iIr 7srf} VA III
wAsusTAEDs;
II BEDSTEADS; NV 7@a 4%fS
PARLOR CHAIRsil
rr..g ROCKERS SsG2 -
ETEGEREs; M
E. --.- .r-+. SECRETARIES;
..'. ~ N' IT BOOKCASES, $500.
| 54% OAK AND WALNUT
60 OFFICE CHAIRS;
| CHILDREN,s CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
| MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEA-PoYs AND LIGHT
| STANDS etc., etc.
p Hair, Moss ana Spring Mattresses.
| LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING, .&a,t&
ROSEWOOD ANDMAHoGANF P!ARLoE SETS;
Together with everything usually found in Furniture Ware
4 house. ~
This is an entirely establishment and old stock
hand will find greatly their interest to give
call before buying elsewhere, as the proprietor is
confident them styles of the most fash
ionabe Furniture substantially made and ct greater bar
| gains than any other house in the city.
~s CHARLES A. STEWART,
! al 2pMoif III and l73 Canal street