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AN ACT to authorize the President Of the United
States 10 the southern boundary line Of Kan
sas Territory to be surveyed and marked.
Be q enacted by the Senate and House Of Repressnt-
dtioes Of The United States Of Amsried IN COngress
assebed, That the President Of the United States is
hereby authorized and directed 10 cause the southern
boundary line OF the Territory Of Kansas between the
State Of Missouri and the Territory OF New Mexico TO
be surveyed and distinctly marked, and plat OF said
survey shall be deposited in the office Of the Secretary
Of the Interior and another plat Of said survey shall
Be deposited In the Office Of the Secretary of the Terri
tory Of Kansas.
, 1856-10-03
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby given, that the undersigned has
taken out letters of administration the estate
Of Thomas b Faucet, late of Pierce county deceased
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO the estate
are reque ted to make immediate payment; and al
those having claims against said estate are requested
to present them daily authenticated, for settlement
Estate supposed to be solvent
JOHN T. FAUCETT,
Administrator.
Steilacoom July 2Sth, 1856. 3m39
, 1856-10-03

statutesor w. T., Passed at the Fist Session
OF the Legislative Assembly.
HAVlNG been at the expense of a reprint Of a
session Of the legislative assembly of territory Of Wash
ington the undersigned has for sale limited number
Of copies The work is bound in accordance to the d.
rection Of the last Legisature-contains 4ss pages
with copious index. The legal profession and Others
desiring It, and not entitled to copy by law would do
we'll to make immediate application TO
ISAAC LIGHTNER,
At the store Of Louisson Co.. ympia.
Price IS.
olympis Sept. II, ls55-nlu
, 1856-10-03
NntIce ID fhe PublIc

THAT have entered my Land Claim, located on
i the Chehalis river Lewis county, W. T., and Tor
A. 8. WILSON.
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, 1856-10-03
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NIB Files Of the principal p.Pen q
June 8. 1885. -
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TINE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
on hand Of c. c. Terry. together with recent ar
rivals per Success and Mrrchantman, have on hand
nm assortment of general merchandise FOR the trade
which they offer wholesale and retail at a small ad
GEORGE 4 co.
AIki. July ~. 1854. AIR
, 1856-10-03
Cabinet Shop.

FURNITURE of various kinds kept con- V
L stantlv on hand, and orders filed at ri
short netice. NAA
variety Of work made of beautiful fT9y7
cured maple now in readiness. The citi- XH Y
zens of Olympia and vicinity are respect-'
fully invited to call and examine.
A. ]. LINVILL.
Olvmpia. April 80, 1854 3ltf
, 1856-10-03
Teekalet Oct. 30, IS
Sandwich Islands Produce,

A Nd a general assortment Of provisions &C., may
be found at the store of the Puget Mill Co., at Tee
kalet Hoods Canal. Applyto
J.P. KELLER.
Oct. %, lS55-7ly.
, 1856-10-03

Alki. July ~. 1854. AIR
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hear from Virginia that the old Henry Clay
Wings there are raying to our banner with zeal and
nnanimity "a ratification meeting in Bedford county,
few days since, was presided over by the Hon. VIM.
l. Goggin, formerly distinguished Wing member q
Congress from the Old Dominion, but who declined
supporting ticket in the last State election Else
where the same feeling prevails In view OF the con-
sstent adherence Of Virginia to the Democracy,lE
would be perhaps rash to predict that she will cast
her vote for Mr.. Fillmore. But stranger things tnan
that have happened. The prospect there is certainly
most bright and cheering. The Old Dominion may
yet wheel into line, and renounce her long allegiance
to q fase Democracy. III - .E5sH5f Il
One Of the best signs Of the times is that the Union
newspaper here has become alarmed. In its issue Of
this morning il says that too much confidence in the
success Of our ticket is the rock which our hopes
are in danger Of being wrecked.o The Union appre-
cates the danger to its party and gives timely warn
ing But it cannot check the onward progress of our
cause The leaders and politicians gifts party are too
much absorbed in theirwrangles and contentious over
tile Cincinnati nomination. While thus engaged in
aninternecne war among themselves the people are
more and more impressed with the necessity Of having
in the Presidential chair tried and true statesman
like Willard Fillmore. The foundation of tier pre
ference" is like that of the great statesman OF Ken
| lucky, that che has administered the government
with signal success and ability He has been tried
and found true faithful, honest and conscientious"
.4 Z EssEy
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Bit let us go back and see what the trade Of New

Though twenty years may be considered long time
to look at things in New Orleans, by those who take
delight in decrying her great natural position for
commerce and trade yet in the year 1886 similar pre-
dctions We're made that our good city had reached its
climax, and the extent of our business was to be
measured by the results Of six years, say from 1880
to 1886 but somehow other the city continues to
extend and il there any virtues in figures, the
tables above refute all the assertions so boldly pro-
mulgated year after year. What do we gather from
these statistics Why, we find that cotton has in
creased over four hundred per cent? sugar over fifty
per cent in receipts at the time, though the crop of
1885 was only 10000 hhds; in 1886 rs, 900 in 1866
it Is 23l hhds., which is increase of three hun
bred per cent Does this resemble anything of re-
tograde movement? Flour has increased five hun
bred per cent corn from 225 bushels to 900 900
bushels, or fraction over twelve hundred per cent;
and FROM $500 bushels of wheat the aaantity has
groWn TO $40 600 bushels, We think we have
brought forward sufficient data to maintain our posi-
ton, that the trade of New Orleans is destined to in
crease and IS now far below what it will be in 1866
If its citizens are true to its interests and to them.
selves,
Although the banking capital in 1886 in this city
was htty millions Of dollars paid up, and the citizens
Of the State We're indebted to the banks (sixteen in
number) on the LIST of January 1886, in the amount
of fortyseyen millions of dollars was no proof that
the eliminating point of the oity's greatness was at
tanned for the gigantic business of New Orleans ia
now done under q banking capital of Sl54l4 900.
and average Indebtedness for the last six months
of $50 600 600 and the three first months of 1856 of
$2I 600 600. 7tEI S
To maintain the present proud and, envable posi-
ton of New Orleans Isl we presume, tho desire of
every citizen lat the same time we must not be lac
gard in cur feelings towards system of internal
improvements Cur two great railroads require the
| helping hand Of the moneyed men of the city. Al
though they viii not enter into competition with the
Regions o country not mmedatey connected etS with WITH
water courses, is required to sustain and hold that
supremacy which we have endeayored to make more
! than apparent,
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NEW ORLEANS STATIoNERs' WAREHousE.-J g.
eee NO. to Camp street, in addition TO his large supply
OF standard and miscellaneous books running whole gurut
OF usual learning has variety Of incidental articles Of
equal use, profit and ornament In this list included all
kinds of drawing materials and mathematical Instruments sta
tonery school books of all kinds and medical theological
and legal works Professional gentlemen will no more ia
rorabe opportunity in the city for completing their brares
either legal medical Those whose pursuits are after Poer
aud Blackstone should observe the that conpre
ends complete Inv library including French English and
American textbooks and reports.
Country dealers professors, teachers merchants
fed that liberal discount will be upon all of their pur
cbn
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speak for themselves. $i


rstl'J UH0e VI P'oeteo s"ett no 1ttIe' PVINlb eef,
witha considerable quantity Of flour, come, vhthis
port, en- route to New York and Boston. WitEthe
present rates Of feghts, which are much lower tim
they were expected to be, increased quantities WI
seek market for shipment Moreover, by sendin.
via this city the advantages Of two markets can be
realized We challenge competition with and throw
the gauntlet to any other city community for the
superiority in the way and manner of conducting bu-
sness in this city The sales produce made for
cash; no four months, six months, nor sixty days
credit, embellishes an account of sales enlanating
from this city, with string Of charges, embracing
five cents nails three cents for Irvine and two pence
for the use of alard trer; twenty-five cents as in
terest on premium Of insurance, with five per cent
commissions, and other charges too numerous to
enumerate. Il r.
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CREsCENTA.


COTTON.-Ihe receipts OF Cotton Tor The last tOrty-
eight hours ending at o'clock last evening were by
the Ingomar, from Memphis, 2006 bales; Delaware,
% Music, from Shreveport, 1856; Belfast, from
Memphis, 1882; Kenneth, SO ; Eastport, from Ten,
nessee river, 2S9S; Opelousas SO Compromise, from
Carolina Bluffs, 65S; Laurel Hill, 81 !; NJ, Green
wood, from Little Rock, 696 G. Hayes from Shreye
port, 1883 B. T. Clark, from Fulton, Ark, 994; D.
S. Stacy, from Ouachita, GA Lone Star, from JEFF
ferson, sos; J. NJ. Ref, from Bayou Macon, 1888 R
w. Powell, from Shreveport GA, VIM. Bagaley
from Shreveport, 413 Linda, from St. Martinsville
50; Swan, So; Jackson Railroad, &c. Total, 1920
baes
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them prison by admitting no bail except with the hest
security that they sliall keep the peace
Gsss GYRoT GENTEs.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th of March, 1850
tlN&G af% z. SEuzENEAu.l
CyrotG entes' troubles were ended by some benevo-
lent citizen taking his daughter to educate and bring
improperly, and since then the old man has lived in
the quiet secusion befttng his grave and noble ma.
ture. He lives in popuous and bustling neighbor-
hood Inf IT. is a1l a ST. Helena to him,
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GENTLEMEN's LlBRAR1Es.--As there is no ornament

bright great intellect jewel brilliant the
we'll stored mind there is household
valuable rejecting much credit the posSessor
that nvariabe accompaniment of learnnga good library
'Books'' said Cicero in his immortal Grafton for Arcas
'books thai with us by day and at night that live with
and bcfend us; that desert u.s. the only friends
which be trusted"
Gentlemen who would provide themselves with we'll selected
md we'll arranged libraries of sterling works, should visit
Norman II Camp street. and under the ST. Charles Hotel He
has gcntemen libraries already seected and also fine stock
from which they may be prepared.
Teachers and parents will observe that Mr. Norman has also
and approved editions of school books which offered
low prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-Moody, corner of
Canal street and Exchange Place. has received by the latest
rivals from the North further supply of gentlemens furnish
ing goods for spring wear, rendering his
equal any offered in the Southern market. The
celebrated shirts which, by of their excellence,
known Moodys Shirts can be procured at no other cStab
lsmen than his own, and combine every excellence and
known.
Gentlemen belonging either to the city country should
consider that they have provided themselves with every nd
pensable until they have visited and examined the supply of
goods which can be found Mt Moody's.
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SOUTHERN FURNITURE RooMs.-Chas A. Stewart,
Nos III and l3 Canal street. has been making additions
10 ms "tee STOCK OF household furniture particularly
hogany arnoiEs and bctea received direct from the manu-
factory.
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing anything his business
from the most elaborate parlor and chamber furniture TO
Tue most common Kitchen necesSalies
ana with as much satisfaction by giving him call by visit
ing any other establishment in the city,
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WEST INDIA TINcTuRE-Among the almost NUM-
berless dentfces tooth pastes other compounds the
relief of the teeth has enjoyed deserved
greater popularity than La Costas West India Tnctrc II
eservatve well us ornament and may be procured
Normans book store, No. IA Camp street, under the St.
Charles Hotel
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School Books, WRITING PAPER, ETC.-H. D.
MGnns No. Sc Camp street. has large and desirable supply
of schoobooks writing papers, pens ink which he offers
at such reasonable rates render object for country
chants and traders call and examine supply and the terms
We confident both will be found satisfactory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

iI1N1N1INU . GATES FIUTUKIUUS-C. Q. MlIIeF q Co,
sole agents this city, for the sale Of Herrins safes
whose extraordinary merit Is well aesed by published letter
from Norfolk concerning the Saamanne properties possessed
by them-have full supply of them constantly hand
bad safe by inducing confidence when none should be eposed
worse than no safe whatever those who wish obtain in
winch they can place reliance should examine those Of Herring
and the recommendations concerning tem that can always Us
seen at The Office Of the Agent No 70 Grayier street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

VALUABLE STANDARD WoREs.-Thomas L. White
los Canal street. has received the Cycopeda
erature, containing critical notices of authors and
writer's; Prescots History Of Philip the Second different
editions of Macauay Besides these publications. his
shelves always stocked with works. gentlemen
who are making purchases should call on him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

VERM1FUGE, KATHAIRoN AND PAIN EXTRACTOR
j. Wright Co.. Nos 81 and l5 Chartres street. offer Winer's
Canadian Fermifuge, Dnllcys Pun Extractor and Lyons
kntairon the public the best remedies known the dis
for which they intended Each has effected
which other preparation could do each the result Of much
study and experiment. and each is confidently recommended
the patronage of the public See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

4 NAVAL STORES AND SUNDRfEs.- Alfred Kearny,
Magazine street and for sale livery full and
simply articles his rndet including
oils nails The established
reputation Of the house renders only necessary make
and call thereto those other desdera
Turns quality and which PURCHASERS naturally
ansos included the good viii !, and past history
I the establishment 35 5s8i S5=
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SACRED MUsIc.-Thomas L. White, bookseller, No.
los Canal street, has large supply of the Sacred a work
composed of music for church service Choirs merchants and
teachers will be furnished in large quantities. at liberal dis
count from the retail price.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

MEMS AND BOYS CLoTHING-Lewis W. Lyons &c
Co., Canal street. Camp hive just and opened
fine and fashionable supply of youths boys childens and
clothing made in the latest styles best material
and in the most permanent manner These requisites sum IN
all purchasers SEEK and the will be found on
inspection to have Its justification fact who are pur
chasing consider chart of their course Ibid down in
the enumeration Of these facts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

Nav STYLES or CLuTHINs P ierson, Harrison s.
Cos Nd corner Of Canal have received
continuing 70 receive every addition to their stock gentle
mems wearing that accords with the season. pre-.
yaiiipg shops Those who wish obtain handsome summer
SHIFTS Of cashmere tweed other material; OF who have
to increase their Supply Of Shirts furnishing goods
viii ind no better opportunity in The city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

GAS F1TTING.-Twibill & Athens gas filters, No.
10 Charles street. keep constantly hand large supply of
all such articles needed in putting up gas fixtures the
most simple and most elaborate kind.
They have also parlo and cooking and CRATES apd
portable apparatus for making gas from rosn which we'll
worthy the attention of planters residents Of the
country, us supplies apure gas at very slight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

LOUISIANA PENITENTIARY MANU- ACTUREs.-Those
who wish supply themselves with my of manufactures of
the Louisiana Penitenary do themselves and the State
by addressing S. NJ. Hart & Co., agents. Baton Rouge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

GENTLEslEN's CLoTuING.-R Pitkin & Co., No 81
Camp street. have received large supply Of cashmere
suits light coors in addition their previously large
They have aso check linen SUITS thread merno
undershrt linen drawers hose and all such other articles
are needed complete reputation of
Enlistment SUCH for the quality of its goods and for the
companyng prices render commentator needless
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DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No. log CANAL
SrEEEr-Ponmnnsip Book keeping, English, French Span
h, German Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Surveying Nav
gaon and PhonogNpy taught by able and experienced
Professors. There apartments See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

MATING, CURTAINS AND On. CLorH.-J. D. Da-
meron CO., 26 Charres and ~ nstomhouse Streets have
complete and desirable sappy Of Canton mating Of
various widths and curtains Of patterns and
aeor oil clohs Of designs which be cut to suit any
! sized reom pr hail. S# 55# 45.@s4 :
Those who wish purchase any Of above named articles
will find the opportunity provideby cameron Co.. as favor.
4 able as any the city. 45.{SS5f
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! ECONOMY N SOAP MAKING i. The attention Of soap
makers and all Who tie trade is invited to the
advertisement Of As C Co., No. 20 Common street.
who with improved process whereby
an article superior 70 that which can Obtained
at muck less cost There double economyof price aud
prohtn making use OF this invention which should
mend it q all Interested in the matter. Al
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lsy , u = A n S
! IL " il b ii Y ID ON n d n i. 1856.

Tyoursf ANA #CsIuTnfs;G ACTOR The pro-
That is 5eiie made Id arts and well rs In
agriculture and commerce.
striking. the and gives i q
vigorous Veins and
every little II their turn
spring 3s 8s8s s$sF$
s9s lid Reminded III lls noticing
which this piper entitled
Z, venture witch
ground fGr success and every
be4easo economy 10 sustain its promise
III pr0is been to depend
silou nlotMiig the Of which badly put
foEetsF sd rendered service They reserte
bsss tie clotng Of teir
# slotlng made the nauaciory here can
iios ID every handsome manner u
prices inferior
les We
but feel confident TINT there Is any
be the which has dicta
sad ard endorsed tho
heartily commend Thing al planters ant
appertainng their owl
interests, call lis Canal street. bc
streets and examine The prices at
articles.
Ths ads may be seen else where. III #
s3{s' 4= $sss
TsEV. Dir. DEWEY S LECTURES. The prices Of nd
mission remaining pog Rev. Deweys
10 half the original They will
be delivered Monday, and Friday evenings At
Rev Mrs Elapps church, ST. Charles and 8Jnha
streets reputation Of tue LECTURER sufficiently endorsed hy
who attend. ist56&a
y NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GD0Ds LeVols ~ Go-,
conner haze rom
New York and Enrope lot dress goods GEM
prisng almost every IN tat
designation. are3 n tn s.
vsrtisemsnt bafsges
sirts robes in the same depaFt
xaent IA coIppee assortment hosiery both French and
English II the satalogue one
deserving particular notice
wenld direct of the ladies' are SOVEREIGN
abitrasurs III md whose is fnA
ii fas class Of Interests in
die the
thelifo happy union of
and that
which and its advantages
such Should Who hare
dong. won't to 50,
thereby those wio have
hitherto their TO the lust should
lie Old which predicted that tho first
sIinld last md tho Inst
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H5 Messrs. VOORHEES, Griggs & Co., No. Is
Tcoupitouas street. ADVERTISE another column large
ply of and prime beef bacon Candles starch lard oil
whisky native wines and brandy Merchants and dealers will
find to advantage inspect stock laying
theirs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

srRNe AND, SUMMER CLoTHIEa.-F. .stringer 4
Co.. No 50 Camp street. constantly receiving new styles of
fashionable goods and fresh patterns Of those styles which
go out of fashion. Their present stock of spring
goods Is full and complete every department
is with assortment goods that leaves
nothing desired Those who making purchases should
8 call them. s5sy "a 5l9+g5
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.cnoratas. fred fI,nroa 4, CO. No ~ Ma

WI CIoTHI fired Muuroe y Co., No. 81 Maya
zine with boya' gentle
mems for spring and wear which is best and
most briefly described by that wanting particular
size anant and that in 1t iseyery article
from m uidersht outward, and from stocking upward
needed masculine Thoseo are DESTROYS seeing
an enumeration Of some Of the most prominent articles
byireferng 70 the which fall however
full justice TO the supply. 53
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spHooL Books. YIN. Femming, corner Of Raga.
streets Has large extensive supply Of
school books, from the elementary the advanced
e primer The philosophy carly learning
has also good stock Of French, Spanish Gerinan Greek
latin books together with stationery miscellaneous
articles Those who reside Fourth District viii well
examine his atoek, they well supply their wants
bone az BY sending into the city proper.
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4 GROCERIES Converse & Co., corner of Canal and
streets have yey extensive supply Of almost
The advertisement specifies these various articles length and
those who are in search Of should refer to
We confident that assertion win be borne ant Nv ali
have ever purchased Of Converse Co. when va saw that
alagF assortment one better arranged or ono where e
princes are reasonable, found in Inc civ
possessed or these merits and preprietor know what
articles what brands adapted to our climate and m
needed FOR consumption here will be Tor tie interest
purchasers I'd call upon them. 5s&5s5 4