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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21

BUUHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE!
TIL u o. u CT ON
the will show will
~ lie the Peoples choice We do tend
to wait long there wife. spectfuly,
Il PA X + l K
to large and beautiful selection Of
DR Y e. o q ID s
in the Dom site and Fancy nes also handsome assort
Of Ready made Clotirg Gents Furnishing Goods
all suitable for FALL AND WINTER
WIN L0EWENTHAL CO..
augI5 Corner 4 Main and First SITS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES TH1s DAY,

FoR RIVER
Ceddo No. 2, Marshall, master at o'clock n u Smith
Il New LeVee, and Lewis sntpp s Co., 81 Front at
agents ~
St. Charles Apologize, master O'Clock. L. spapp 6,
Co., 81 Front street, and Z. B. Smith 70 New Leyee
street, agents.
K $@..uy5 @sr ALAHAhA RIVER .- ....a g..
Post Boy Roberts, master, O'Clock Lewis Snarp Co.
agents.
ouAcHITA RIvER
W. N. Sherman, Gwartney, master at S O'Clock Lewis
snapp & Co, agents.
rAzoo RIVER
Lewis Whteman, Wallace, master o'clock IT. n.
Smith, IL New Levee, agent.
John strader, Brown MASTER at O'clock Lewis snapp
s. Co., agents
.... ATchAFALAYA RIVER.
Alice W. CLAIRE, Loualer, master, at s o'clock j. NJ
Johnston & Co., 8 Front Leyee agents.
j=.~@ BAYOU MACON AND TErsAs
Linden, Coulter master, at O'Clock. Lewis snapp s.
Co., agents.
ONO RIVER
batquehanna, hittenberg, master o'clock J. T. HYDE
s. Co., &c poydras street, agent.
Gulnsre, Linn, master, o'clock John II Hvds & "a
agents.
UTTER MrssIss1Prt
Thomas n. Tut, Dozer, master, at 8 o,cloek Ioh, n
ayoe& co., ID Poydras street, agents
LOWER MIssIssIrPI
I. K. Leathers Bennett MASTER O'Clock Lewis snapp
b Co., agents.
John simonds, Church, master, at O'Clock. john a
Hyde & Co., agents.
F. E. himball Orr, master, at 10 A. II. spe,ks & Nc
creary' . Tctouptoulas Oakley s Hawkins, 90 Ora.
Tief and Payne & Harrison, liz Camp st., agents
TEhNEssE ERIvRR.
oherekee Irwin master, O'Clock. L. snspp L Co., 81
Front street, agent.
CUMBERLAND RIVER
Scotland, Dismukes master, O'Clock. R, Nixon Ca.
rondelet street agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
SOUTHERN COLLEGE,

We are always happy. to greet and welcome
Southern enterprises, no matter Of what de-
scription, SO they have useful and laudable ends
| in view. We hail the erection Of q new cotton
| factory with unaffected pleasure, and look upon
the completion Of each mile of Southern rail-
road as directly connected with Southern deyel-
opment and Improvement. So, too, with school
houses and colleges. The establishment Of each
one tends to the general good, and should re-
eeiVe general encouragement. In institutions of
learning. as we'll as in internal improvements,
the South has been, for o long time, lamentably
deficient. But, day by day, the deficiencies are
decreasing and, ere long we trust, we shall
have no cause for shame when comparisons are
made between our own condition and that of
our more northern States, educational Or other
wise.
Therefore, we view with unalloyed satisfac-
ton, the preparations that have been made for
the establishment Of q collegiate institution of
high order of merit, in the vicinity of Mobile.
The spot selected, we understand, is on the ele-
waited grounds Of Mobile Boy, near Hollywood,
D locality with which most of our readers are
familiar. A better place could not have been
chosen, it seems to US, either for pleasantness,
health or eligibility. Some liberal and public
spirited citizens of Baldwin and Mobile have
already conveyed the grounds necessary for the
purpose, about fifty acres, and subscriptions
adequate to the erection Of the necessary build
ings have been obtained in Mobile We learn
that contracts have been entered into, and that
the edifices are expected to be completed in the
spring, when the collage will be open for the
reception ofstudents. ..-ll H..
The learned gentlemen who have entered
upon this enterprise are fully adequate to the
task, arduous though it is. Messrs. James NJ
Saunders and Norman Pinney, are both thor
oughly experienced in the vocation of teaching,
and enjoy reputation second to none enjoyed
by gentlemen in the South We copy and en-.
dorse the following from q city cotemporary
Mr. Pinney is veteran teacher in this State and Mo-
bile and the author Of of the best esteemed works
Of elementary instruction. Mr.. Saunders has been at
the head Of popular school in this city and has the
highest tesmonias of capacity for usefulness Both are
gentlemen Of sound education and eminent fitness ia he
the instructors OF youth When their undertaking ia
fully under way and they present themselves before The
public for portion of that which Southern parents
to themselves and their children to dispense among
their own people, the csims of these gentlemen will be
found of high ORDER and to stand the test Of scrutiny
and experience.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02

A GOoD Proposition.

4 N We have reason I'd believe that at the last
4 session Of the National Convention Of the Amer
lean party resolution was introduced to
\ memorabilia Congress to pass a capitation tax
| Oh foreign migrants sufficiently high to pro-
4 hibit the transportation hither of paupers and
/ criminals, or the refuse of large European
| cities These may not be the words written
down, or as many, but that the idea involved
is correctly conveyed, there is little question.
This resolution, we have been told, was passed
over among the unfinished business, and will
come up for determination before the National
Convention in February. That it receive the
careful and dispassionate examination it is en-
titled to, should be the general hope, for it
involves principles Of justice in a high degree
compatible with genuine Americanism.
The prime, moving cause, that led to the
American organization, as we understand IL,
was the malign and corrupting influence which
the Glasses Of population referred to exercised
| upon the ballot boz. Elections, in all large
cities, had become farce principle, a'nullity
and the party and faction VI ich had the most
money, and which was least scrupulous in using
il, generally won the day through the agency
Of the surplusage Of European capitals annual
II thrown upon our shores These are truths
as clearly apparent as they are much to be
deplored and reprobated
And by none are they deplored and repro
bated more than BY the Intelligent, upright and
patriotic portion, of our adopted citizens. They
see, and feel, and know, BY an experience Of
which the sons Of the soil are ignorant, the de-
sleterious effects which necessarily flow from the
bestowal Of Unrestricted liberty upon incompe-
tent persons from making paupers law makers,
and conyicts voters. Knowing and feeling these
things, thousands have acted and all would act,
with the American Party, if, instead of abso-
lutte exclusion from public life Or a total repeal
Of the naturalization laws, another remedy for
the grievances complained Of was proposed.
Let capitation, or emigration tax, be en-
acted adequately high to prevent the importa-
ton Of paupers, criminals, the dregs Of society,
or any body else, not calculated to be Of use to
the community. Then the emigration would
be made up Of useful and industrious persons,
and the more we get of them the better. We
are convinced that such proposition as this
we have only intended to give the general idea
would meet with almost universal approba-
ton from good men, without regard to nation
or birth. place and, if it comes up before the
National Convention, we trust it will receive, as
we have said before, the full measure of atten-
ton its Importance, to say nothing Of its JUS
tice, demands, 79z Lc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02

Holiday Presents.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Invite attention to their large and well assorted stock
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
....suiable or....
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS GIFTS
Having regular established sgences Europe they are enabled
offer varied Of
FOREIGN NOVELTIES,
....srch as...
RICH PLATED GOODS from Enganl
JEWELRY and an ende variety ofara from Paris
TERRA GOTTA WARE, DRESDEN, PORCELAIN AND BoHEMI-
AN GLASS, from Germany.
GOLD AND ENAhELED WATCHES finish and acu-
racy, from Genon.
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS IN CORAL, from Naples
PAPlERMACiE aud Iusi Wood Work Boxes. Wiring pe.ks
Dressing Casea, Tsols Liquer Casep Boxes e,e etc.
FINE PAINTINGS AND PERSIAN STATUARY.
ARTISTIC BRoSZES CLOCKS AND cAEDELABRAs
FANCY PIECES OF BRONZE OR MoLU for Matel Esagere
ornaments.
RICH PEA RI BRIDAL and other FANS.
Ivory PEARL She'll Velvet Japaund and Enaeled OPERA
GOLD THElBLEs PENCILS, CARD CASES AND poRrE.Mos-
Handsomely BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS in French and
Englieh.
Gold Mouuted CANES.
Fancy WHIPS and RIDING GLOVES.
We hys hand continually receiving from our manu-
factory in the city new styles OF
81 L V Z R W A R E,
.-..tuch as.
Tsaand Coffee Sets, Walters,
Pitchers, Gobe4s.
CEa, Butter Coolers
Sugar Baskets, Preserve Di,kes
faheh bowls, crumb serspsrs.
PIE and ICE CREAM KNIVES and FISH CARYERS
Csa7s of Desssri Knives and Nut PickE
Aud variety siHas articles for USEFUL as well "a
HANDSOME GIFTS.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
s'Iner Canal and Royal shsstu.
ds4 9plat Sign of the Golden ps1
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Y ,Es IESC ENJJT.
cIA u J0URNAL or THE CITY
1888; N ~.

y Z =
THE Crescent y ta
hour narnng ssandays
yearly ard at The 'atns
III I'd cents weeks rayahls n TIN easssra Nj HI
81
every insss suens iatsrtios, 80 essts.
the every
publhed II viii % q
Nit for every iaation. IA #EH 5 5s
Advertisements b ones ef
charged acseFdinsy; 81 VIII
h apps aal all q he op0a q the Pre-
IN rrietorp.
IA liberal Dfseount will DO MAIDS 70
TIRE DAILY q IsEs n Nj q .
advertisers.
ii Il FANNY PApsn largely reaching many hun
I'll homes Ii d. SONG rsad before
ii hour articles for family may
Mt III ii 3 dvsatsg eousy publ he'd iai IL columns.
s$ IL III d, M EE AF GRE q q EN- n 3i
Ii pabshsd morning az va invariably
Having circulation throughout Lousan.
Missppi bahama, Tsxsu and other States pre-
ssnts favorable advertisers milking their
inserted for per square
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS mus rvEu1Nc

ST. CHARLES THEATER.--Ninth night of Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Wiliams; "AephistopheIes; ~ "Ror,
o'Aore" and "Irsh Assurance"
GAIEry THEATER. -"Still Waters Run Deep
and Young Aetress.n
opD FELLOWS HAIL." The old and original
oamPesa Ninstrels - pantomims SONGS dances and bur
lssques. =
FEELS souTHERN OPERA HoUsE.--FaTorite
oaads songs dances, delinoations and burlspeue BY
nsss q Peers only and original Campbell Miastresn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
Fashionable GEoEh6arn.

r. KIN g. CO.,
81 CAMP STREET., i:2'7
BETWEEN COMMON AND GRAylER STREETS,
We have hani full Fashionable Stock Of oTIS
and GENTLENEN'S
FURNIsUING GOODS,
BUSINESS SUITS variety coo the latest and be
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large and splendid assortment
SAC and PALEToT long large medium length
TALAS and CATEtoNIANS, latast syle and fns finish
Black and Blue Cloth CLoAKs long medium lengths and neat
finish;
Black BfuBro and Olive CLOTH FRocKS and DRESS COATS
sn'ahSd Ia the best atye medium and fine quality
VESTS, of every variety;
Black sad Fancy VELVET VESTS;
Cashmere, Colored and Elak, and all styles Of SILK VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
DRESSING GOWNS,
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING fall soch.
BOYS and YOUTHS SHIRTS;
UMBRELLAS and TRUNKS:
And every article wanted for an OUTFIT will be sold rs
be purchased in the city.
r. PITKIN & CO.,
d9a9p ST csr,p ,,-s.+
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Presents for. she Holidays.
P. N A LII ARD,
81 nerAa :. STREET. 81

lhI ROYAL STREET. hl
TT Has per lbps Suffolk wirtemhurg. from
Europe MERCHANDISE, which
the LOWEST MARKET PRICE, with great reduction 70. cash pur.
| ehaasr consiatipgo 5- --
LooKtNGGLAssEs Of all Sizes with Gil. Frames Of tho
stye
WRITING DESKS Called Ministre in Mahogany and Rose wood
PARLoR SET, in Mahogany and Rosewood
PRAYER-CHAlHs TABLES ETEGEREs, PIANO STOOLS, MI
SIC STANDS aud lot Of mail Fancy Pieces auitabe for Hoi
day Presents;
great variety choice PAPER ACHE GOODS from Brmng-
SILVER AND PLATED A1FENIDE WARE; -..
CUTLERY; &. ..- r... ...
SPLENDID DINNER AND TEA CHINA SETS, White, Gill; and
Decorated;
GLASSWARE AND TABLE CLOTHS; -." .
FANCY CHINA VASES, FLowER-PoTs, cANDLEsTlcKs;
STAFUETTEs AND CLOCKS, Richly Painted;
COMPLETE TOILET SETS; !. g.. ..' ~.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS for Stand, nm Ever;r por,,
Always en- hand from his Manufacory-
PARLoR, BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE;
SPRING AND HAIR MATTRESSES:
CURTAIN MATERIALS;
LAMPAS, BRoCATEL INDIAN AND SILK wf,RsTEn DaNAsE
| ALGERlNE, LACE AND MUsLlN CURTAINS;
MOSQUITO NETTING; .,..
CHINTZ, G IAPs, LOOPS AND TAssELs
DOW.SHADES CORNICES;
CURTAIN PINS AND BANDS; 49, ....~. .. ,a.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS --. ~.
BRONZE MANTEL CLOCKS AND CUT GLASS WARE;
EVERY VARIETY OF LAMPS;
BRONZE AIANTEL CLOCKS;
SPLENDID SETS CUT GLASS WARE.
oDEUR CASES OF CRYSTAL EBONY,
| TORTOISE SHELL AND PEARL;
DESKS AND EScRUToREs OF PAPER MAclIE, EBONY
ROSE WOOD, etc;
FINETABL CUTLERY
PARIAN MARBLE VASES:
SPLENDID SETS OF OLD OAK FURNITURE
All comprising as dne stock aud complete
be found in the South The Ladies' will fnd
OF GOODS suitable for Holiday pssno, and defy
| eomr ettion das 7ptf ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
HI Fk"HgaEO.
SELLS VERY LOW
Rare ana Beautiful

Rare and Beautiful
HOI, IDAY PRES ENTS.
GUIoN,
CORNER OF 81, CHARLES and CANAL SITS
Has the RICHEST COLLECTION En- appropriate
FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS ever the Southern
country.
The custom this establishment unnecessary
Of the goods that the receive them fresh and
soil or blemth.
An inspection OF his arge assortment does imply
CATION purchase. The gooda will be times
and in allowed be msrepsontsd attention ia
invited to the large of NEW STYLES following
tc!ea--
RICH FINE sEWELRY, CT the lates. patterns
RICHJET GOODS. styles;
STERLING SILVER CUPS, GOBLETS, ETC.;
PLATED WARETea Urns sets Of sir ncee Cake
Bakets Castoa, Butter Boats, Panch Ice Bowls
Card Reeeives Candecks, ec ETC.;
SPLENDID PEARL AND SHE'LL GOLD AND SILVER
FANS, Richly Painted in Pastie;
OPERA GLASSES. ACR0MATICs of superior quality;
MARINE AND MILITARY SPY GLASSES;
MICROSCOPES AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
OIL PAINTINGS splendid collection;
LADIES' AND GENTS TOILET BOXES, new styles;
WORK BOXES, of PAper Sache Ebony, etc.;
oDEUR CASES, Crystal Ebony PAPER M1che, Tortoise Shell
and Pearl;
PARIAN MARBLE sTATUARY new satjscts
PoRTEMoNNAIES sleSilyer Par She'll Velvet
and Embossed Velvet;
MECHANICAL TOYS, entirely new designs,
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDS;
CHESSMEN, Of Ivory, Dresden Bronze, etc;
NEW GAMES AND PUZZLES, large variety;
PORTFOLIOS, of enpier Marhe Velvet Leather;
DESES AND ESCRET0REs OF Papr MRche Ebony Rorerood
ETC., ETC,
SILVER AND PLATED PORT BOUQUETS;
ETCI CASES OF Ivory and Ebony with Gold Furniture;
PRAYER BOOKS BIBLES richly bound il Ivory and Velvet
CABBAS in every variety entirely patterns;
BRIDAL PRESENTS, Pearl Jewel aud ,Trink e: Boxes;
GOLD MOUNTED CANES, with Jeweei sengs large variety
ewpatterns;
CUT GLASS TOILET BoTTLEs some richly mounted in Gill; with
Medallion Settings;
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES for the Toilet;
LadsR md Gents Superior KID GLOVES;
ENGLISH HALF HOSE, Plain aud Fancy Colors;
FINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY;
CHESTS OF CARPENTERS' TOOLS, for Youths;
CHESTS OF GUN IMPLEMENTS, for Gents.
n extensive
GUNS, PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS,
with all the modern improvements.
From New York mandatory receipt very
stock of tue aest and most approved patterns Of fine
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
The price will be low goods SAME QUAIL
TY be procured this city, will be aod CASH or CITY
ACCEPTANCE favorable terms.
UION'S.
d24 2ptf eornerof St. Charles and Canal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02

RESIGNATION. Captain John II. Coffee, in the
first cavalry Of the United States army, has
soas8in Bis resignation, which is to take effect
on he 10Th Of December, 1855.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
go Fer Gent S0veG.

30 E0GE% EGReE SffGeLE.
RICH RARE AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Just received at No 30 Camp street, splendid assortment Of fine
Cold and Euamd Watches Ladies' aad Gentlemen of the
approved manufacture,
J E W Ell r Y,
Consisting Of Cameo, osse PEARL and rich Gold Ss complete
also, Chains, SsIr Finger Rings, Pencils Penn,
RICH SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Comprising Cups Spoons Caator Fruit Baskets, etc.,
elegant patterns.
Also complete assortment of BRUSHES and COMBS, and Ex
superior quality all Of which will per
IeIs than previous prices, at Wholesale azd retail.
JOSEPH HUFTY.
II 'ulI supply of Coils ReYayers always hand d249pH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
sWgsfea*SeS Of fhe Post Office.
RIA Mail Bag is an epi:oms of human lf."l
7 E N Y E A RS

.- TEN YEARS
AMONG THE
nj a Il 3 A Gs;
OR, NOTES FRoI THE DIARY OF SPECIAL AGENT OF THE
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
BY j. H0LRR00K.
l2mo.-432 pp.-price, 81 25,
Beautifully Illustrated with Is Steel Pora by Richie and
Wood Engravngs, from designs chiefly by barley.
This with the sEcion of the chief
Post ocs Department. by" gentleman who long and a
the SPECIAL Agents Of hook tho
kind calculated give public An the
tho Post oGce Embellishments and the amoe
which k ard experience furnished for the dec
n and punishment of ofudes sgara the laws enacted for thu
security nvioabtv of private
Never volume been offered public under more
universal lot ion Ct that and powerful
Brief these MANY
IRE annexed
Tbs book will prove Of most entertaining Of the SAMSON
in liveiue interest," general to nature i'll form
cant addition to our stock Of popular erarN York Evening"
Post,
1--WE bound eorcsds Mr. Hobroks narrative of his Post
oe experiences tho merit being exceedingly and
apggestivs book.'-N. Y. Herald.
ThS sust and mo entertaining have re.onr
sone of Air. Hohooka true .ecs beat all TINT one
fndsn rosises and sny reads them will
ese that and thryes amid or, ol
l;te.'--Sosten Post.
Thi work comments itself by nature OF Its subject to
person who read book ppn,v
vansl.
amusing, and a. the Interesting work Of u
kind has seEsr been pnhished Bulletin
well written ard Ania7g work. from which shall make an
extract two for the benefit Of the yPhadsph
Post
SIT aSonnda with sketches Of novel and instructive
Enquirer.
rhishoOS indeed aovsy e1esainsy entertaining and open
ing source Of amusement 'lIifoEd Daily Coursst
1uhstsoes enough A Incidents pcs and character
contained in his ksbe', ALA soss-Riehmond
No person who has ersf allowed himself 10 haboT for
the Of opening another letter. the book without
asuadstng at the ishtfal prscs he h stood
Haven Register
tE- Publishedhy
H. cowPERTHwAIT & CO., Phlaaelphi..
"a For sale by all Booksellers and Agents. ds spetsod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02

The no hundred and thirty fifth anaiYersa.
Ty of the landing Of tho Pilgrim Fathers at
Plymouth, was celebrated at sundry places in
/ 5hes lsOrth on the q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02

From TEXAS. The steamship Perseverance,.
Capt. Talbot, from Galveston S0th, arrived vss'
terday afternoon. Wedid not receive our reg.
MAR dleaby this arrival, and the papers which
came TO hand contain no news whatever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02

Removed
FROM No. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BouZY CHAMPAGNE in quart, and
pns constantly hand which equal to the best that
this market.
...ALso..,
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BRAN DIEs:
sAZERAc of the vintage l7a 1906 and other brands
W IsKY,
OF all descriptions-Seotch. Irish Rye Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER in pnts and quarts
IA lko....
On hand, usual hest WINES and LIQUORS
the Market which will terms a other
house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 9ptt No, IT ROYAL street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
matchmaking.
q. P B U G Z L Ely

H. P. BUCKLE
(Lats Young 4 Co.. Camp street.
Respectfully invites purchasers his entire
stock OF fue WATCHES JEWELRY WARE manufao
tlred imported expressly to hA orde-eyery
fully guaranteed.
Particular attention nvitedt his Of Watches
chunot be erceed ia the city aud will
often asked for inferior article.
LEY The a.rictes attention. heretofore IN Repairiug
'lItoond se'tIbE or Je~sT Work dill 2pln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
BresUsfe,', T'aas Egesatysas2sseso $ Co..
Topper, TIN,

9 y r " N,
ana sheet-Tron Work Manufacturers,
Nos. So and 81 Front, SO and 3s Fulton street,
And corner Notrs Dame and Front streets
oFFIcE-No. IS FRONT AND SO FULTON STREETS.
Parties fmakng contracts COPPER IEEr IRON
BRASS TIN work, would us As in
line is supervo
superior Inducements psrties dealing with u.s.
SOLE AGENTS
For $. p. ROSES FIRE PUMPS;
g4 SALAMANDER LIGHTNING RODS;
8&4 N sCHAFFER's STEAM AND VACUUM GAUGE:
g jas sp9t HEARSoN;S STEAM AND WATER GAUGES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02

END OF THE MARTHA WASHINGTON CAsE.--In
the New York Court of General Sessions, on the
I'D, motion was made to quash the indiot.
ments against Cummings, Cole, Kissane, ct ais.
The District Attorney stated that he had ex-
amlned the case, and consulted with Mr.. Fair
banks and Mr. Busted, counsel for the defense,
and with the parties interested for the prosecu-
ton, and from such consultation, and in CON
slderation of the death of Sidney G. Burton,
the principal Witness for the prosecution, he
had decided not to oppose the motion to quash
the indictment, An order Nas then issued by
the Court diseharging ali the parties from their
bail. =9 IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02

~ We have frequently heard the cele-
braed German Bers rod BY c. NJ Jackson 1870 Arch street
Philadelphia spoken Of the highest commendatn, and
believe the medicines advertised fer The
plants for which They pleasant 10 the taste
any by the most delicate
stomach The and wde have united in commencing
Invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility and such ara the
healing This that hope may be introduced 70
every family dyspepsia has likely to have victim SEQ
advertisement SfsT sG4&ss ~ d. imd&W 4
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..- LANGUAG AGES.
DE- s I'D 90
aS ass ] Ssa 'aa ss h.
RvisO,a and business from 70
eonhdtns of ms public strAbge ftisrisd 10
Gsn snafsv PRECEDENT United States
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Hon. Chas. Scott, Chancellor, Mississippi
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-02
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New Orleans, Dec. 2s, 1876.
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