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s.v1se FLOWER SEEps.-On asking a

SAVING FLOWER SEEDs-On asking a
lady acquaintance this morning for few
eeeds Of a rare plants she took much pains
to show me last summer and extol its beau
res ard enlarge u, on the diff mites she en-
notwithstanding the seeds from distant
locality, received the same answer | had
upon former occasions, not only from her but
from others-"I really meant 10 have saved
some Of those seeds, but / had no paper
bags prepared and put off making them so
long, the snow came on and L lost them all. y
Upon which | remarked, Why don't YOU save
ali Of the envelops Of the letters received by
yourself and family, and some leisure hour
with your scissors cut them transversely
through the middle and with single
dash Of camel's hair brush dipped in
gum arabic upon each half, you have
two complete seed pockets from one en-
yelop. You can make at least two hum
bred in fifteen minutes at a cost OF half a
cent per hundred. why didn't you tell me
of that beforey I'm I'll never be with
out seed pockets again"
Who among the lovers Of beautiful flowers
will let their seed z to waste for the want Of
Yaper seed pockets, when they can be had
so easily and at such trifing cost -Coun-
tag Gentleman.
kLLFIL oPERATIoN IN StRGERf-A
remarkable surgical operation, We learn, was
performed by DIR. Geo. w. New, of Greens.
burg, upon a child of Mr.. Thomas Seton,
near that place, on Monday the 18th inst
The child was but fifteen month old. 1t had
get bean into the wind-pipc which had de-
scended TO the right tube Of the lungs. DIR.
New (aftcr the case had been pronounced
hopeless by the other physicians was call
ed upon and operated with entire success, by
dividing the wind pipe an inch and a half in
length, and then inserting an instrument
down the air passage, and dislodgiug the
bean which was discharged from the mscis-
ion made in the wind pipe. The child is
now rapidly recovering. This is pronounc-
ed by medical men a most difficult and eriti-
cal operation, and has never been performed
before in that part of the country.-hd1aao
journal.
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.Vesr IsssprOrenseuf.

eco IT CRAWFORD are the sole .gents fer the
o. Of the patent e.rpe, lining and t.s;enings Is
es used instead o. straw Much better. n
lent great saving ,hs carpet Call aud examine
ApIl Ia
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Straw Goods Arrived.

lTsT received . Iases sn1 sne ossortEsss Of fsse@
- Massesise L~xhorn and Hats for as1 ~
cEiG1sen's Laced Hats . Zoe ssses- Il 10 the 49,
,so<x Of ssrss G.oss in the Ark< viii sell = -
recall ssnciessy i~~ is inda<s s<ses
pareAAse Cell ana sxAszsae fss yS.ssSv
y0aU DCyBh1SA
HasAnsoA, ADeil &. Ih5o
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NOTICE.!

CUT STONE FOR BUILDINGS,
ten as Caps and Slis STEPS .trins course sc SION
furnished length with promptly a. .har;
And orders solicited Apply address.
BRANNAN
At the Depot, Eaton. 0
Eaton >arca 70. 1856.
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An A No. / Silk Hat for So.

AL "A mo. I 0A1A KAT 1O1 %.
IHAVE made arrangements with . Manufacturer q,
the East, for constant supply of the very latest,
STYLES o. silk Hats and prepared to offer good
article very greatly redseed prices We are SELL
ing 81 Hat Is together with large assortrn
Of Soft Has Lsshcra Panama, A.r.caieo, Sease,t
Braid and other Hats ana ias variety ef Caps suit
able for A. M MILLER
spru s 1856 l5-ef
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Always Osa Hand.

At SCOTT s CRAwFORD'>, !. 4.nt cut { ar
u pet Chain and Corerlet warp. white and co!orad
C1..on Twine Batting and Wedding
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DRY 0DDD2s
RHODES
FEW Err AND AGUE CURE.
OPP a T/D OTE To MANN

OK dNXIDOIE 70 AHLARLi!
NOR the Prevention and Cure Of Fever and Asue
tent and Remtent fevers. also OF Bilious Fevers
companied by Typhoid Symptoms, Typhoid Fever, Vel
low Fever Ship and Jail Fever General Debility Night
Swest- snt all other form. of disease which have
origin in Malaria Niasma
This subtle attnos herc poison which at certain
una.vidsbiy Inhaled breath, - mo
aud will yield 70 this newly discovered
ANTfDOTE. which neutrali-es the poison, completely
purihes the system, and thus irely ali the
Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from its
l. will protect any resident travoler even in the most
~ampy localities from bilious lie
whatever, any injury from constantly inhalnx
Malaria Vi Hasms
twill instantly check the sgrc in persons who hav.
suffered for any length Of time, from
YEARS. that they ae j never have ASornKE CHILL
BY continuing it, use -. tin - i,r, tin
Nnw YoRx, June IL 1885
Il have made chemical examination OF ''Rh"ie
Fever and sus Cure, or = Aniidoe to hslsr.. sad
stryehnne, but have founi p.r'i~le of s,h.r IN
it have found any SUBSTANCE in 1T. eon?osition
v pud prove injurious TO the constitution.
jas. Il Chiffon. ". D. Ch-nist
This .'los. Of its
FREE USE rs Il PRETE.NTTI'E
hy wheh all person. may thus be Of entire freedom
from thu above nan-d Diseases matter how ekly the
81 s~anpy the locality.
PROOFS Of EFFiG., CY frequently published.
and conf public asked onfy la proper
actual crit. wherever introiasei and ussd
7h.se only relied apon prove its worth.
Que bottle. xiIi .nsvs*r for ariinsry eases.
come may reaEire more Directions printed m Ger
tn.n. French ~P.ni.h accompany e.eh bottle Lib
srsi discouu,. r.ta 10 the trade.
JAMES \ RHODES.
Provit-nce r. l.
For sale bv Druggists generally.
November =. SIS. A-r
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SAMUEL BELLS,
Is it Possible?

rGHHAT there will be brought to Riehnond This
i Spring . greater quantity OF Wall Paper q every
an variety OF ii has been 10 the
Ret for the twenty ye.rsi Yes As tsrt sae =
can be oougs, rea-ocasie prices an: be
% last n reasonable hy
S G. DUGDALE,
DO woul1 respectfully inform the etizeas Of Reh-
n,rs ana vicinity thai he has resumed the Paper
H.rzius Business and Il prepared 10 hang Gold an
Velvet, Fresce S.ssa and eonnca faPers. pat up Dec
sr.t,on. Statues Views aad Cen.ers. finish Fire
Bo,ras winso~ r,aiss Maps, Charts, Re. IL shor.
all kinds OF vail, wood canvas psperiaz coae ~i,t
nsssne-s and despatch
All orders in the above line ief 1t resIaence,
North Marion street. addressed 10 through the
Rehnona Post odses. i'll ~ ish promPs sreesien
s. O. DtGDALE
NB-PapsY sele<sei aca furnished vkea desired
RiehDosa, April ), lsss- I'D
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Bargains in Summer Goods,

lust received by Express fresh lot Bersses Chal-
~ lies, Lawns &c. Also, Job OF neat stripe Cling
hans desirable goods which selling per
cent less than they worth. You
SAVE MONEY!
~ calling the Eastern Cash Store opposite the Hunting
House. fHADDECS WRIGHT.
-, 1886. 233,
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- PRICE G0RsECH. viii conssDss -
brssne,s ssd I recommend them TO cid essssnsrs y
ve-tAT - pz-rsns-s 1sosxs sssses.
Efrhnona. Nay !. t-is sea
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NJ LEFEvEs n usDnRw Ger
LEFEvER Il UNDERWOOD,
CITY STOVE STORE.

AZ E receiving in addition 10 already
w large assortment 4 fresh invoice of Stoves,
calculated for the Spring trade Our assortment " ia
then De the most complete IN town, and cenh
saying that Wilt be to The deciae4
% ish.ng 10 purchase any thing in nv
give call al least before purchasing else~ here
Our stock con-i>ts of COOK STOVES. of vsrinu.
Kinds pod and coal Parlor Church and Shop Stoves
We h.ya also large stock o TN, Copper Ra3 Sheer
Iron Nare rn,t. b. e>pernr reA crkrnen under ou~
p-rson.i superys sion. that article
relied We need not thing about ROOF
ING, GUTrERi\G ant spot TN, the general
s.rlstestloH have bereto;are s.venis bell
commeat alton.
= All orders for the shove and other WORK. will
Re promptly Atenaed 20 anJ Ssrrzntad give
faction price AIS ~ OF knasrship. Give call.
LEtENI RS UNDERWOOD
I = Agents for Enersous Patent Venril.sor tor Pub
liz Buildings. Churches. Schoo-Hoases Sc.
lsGustN 81, ISIS ri
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Steam Saw Mill for Sale.

SITUATED fifteen miles west Of Cambridge Ind,
= and ID lie south of the Dayton and Central Rail
road being locat in district Of good timber, such
poplar. oak cherry walnut Ssh, and others not ne
cessary mention. With the Mill belongs acres OF
good land large four horse team two good dwell
ling houses, stables corn cribs, .nd other necessary
out houses The Of the mill being situated
so a. carry the business of saving as they de-
sire are willing 20 dispose OF it reasonable terms
ANY person wishing pur chase such property would
Dc ell TO call and address the proprietors
MI ALBRIGHT & MCILVAINE.
Ogden Henry county Ind
April TO- 1856. l7-6m
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PAY UP. PAY UP.

PAY UP, PAY UP.
yHAyrN9 EFT NJ Of Iron All Hardware. ard
being detsTninea 20 close ry sus sess as SOFA rs
possible hope .ais notice prsEFssy Aende. ~
kno~ saenseve indebted and that vii
- 10 par tnsse has indebted TO-
Ness-s- 6essaSA ssccessoss. II scsress VII
continue the cid ssand sAeTt Szae and eo0s1s
THOMAS BENTON
ks-cl & issR l1-s.
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Inst AfriYe0

At SCOTT s .AWsORD'> large lot of Aiea :,
y Kip ana Csltskin and Noroseo Boots sTa Pstea
C.ifskin Congress Caters. prime article n
made large stock boys. girls and chilirea's shoes
Lace f.oots and Caters. Ladies Cater. .sG tu.kias
% fine tren,h KID Bn.kins and >liP9ers. white an,
black ssFil -
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Sugar.

UsT received 10 MID. Of Sugar, Of various grdes a
very cheap FOR cash a. wholesale Or retail
Also vey Superior lot OF Mslass=s n barrels ana
= &. " BARNES.
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FARMERS STORE,

No - Nam stree, !..clns1a4 ira ma.
CsT received al No. 70 Siam spleozFs
a. Dkx oooDS- rhoxs.
We profess TO sell seU nstdts
posed - endeeNor 10 <ag pis-- Ne 10
less they disposed 20 We thiGk
20 indicate have ronfaence IL
further than money after have
hoekseefed produce do act desire
sell you with nothing. Though
birds Of here to-day and
Bat heen here. and sxre>- 20
main and sci. goods for uniform prices whether for
ered: there viii bs difference made
Give call and &c will t-y to please yer
NAIL. A. CGDALE.
HEAP CARPETS for saie at.No.,o Main street.
- may A DCGDALE.
Dea.aines.
A splendid lot for Sals BY T A pCGDALE.
- nayl No. 10 Main
PrInts.
A LARGE acd splendid assortr3snt for saIety
= may z. 4 DUGDALE, No. 10 Main street
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window Shades,

sc TT CRAWFORD ore opening large stock G
,6esutliul OIL Windows shades. double wool ia :
,ni fine embroidered white Window Curtains aad
-tndow ire Board Papers. April -
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Coffee.

SUPERIOR article OF Rio Co1Tee Away be found
wholesale o r retail Nc 81 Main street.
March g. 1855 GEO W BARNES
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BOSTON PIANO FoRTES

WE have hand large assortment % Piano fortes
" Chickering Sous. God yard & Brown. HzLett
pa.i- & We have also MrnI-ous,
styles prices -! .: "heh viii s-i uuassaI u.
low flr rash. WiLLaRDX STUWttI.
Va c Q. 1856. indianapolis
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7 He undersigned the agent Of the heirs Of John
Reid, late of " ayne county, Indians, deceased OF
fers sale for third cash down, and the rescu'
aele payments, seventy Of land, lying
about miles north west of Richmond, IN said
county and the RE and Williams etrg pike pas
along on one side OF farm he land !. under
good cultivation. WITH orchard Of good
truf trees thereon
Also, lot No I6l. in Ina: part Of Richmond laid oil
bv John smith This lot lies The of Aisln
sa4 >t>tn streets aud has small one story Srir
dS CLING house. g h. III Ft-
November Is. l555. - II
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REGULAR PACKETS.

80 80 6ES5Ss fAdkET EifEsIh aSD o'asP . ss ss
Of the packets heretofore in the trade between the two cities
have organized f company 70 runa LINE OF
ri nv SsRn Gns
The Boats comprising Line arc all of the FIRST CLASS
inferior 10 in the West South for speed comfort and
safety;
vii leave each place MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
EJ~Particuar attention will be paid to way business.
-aoSDAY PACKETS-
Nebraska. G. Is. Church
Ben Franklin, NJ. G. Anders MASTER
-WEDSESDAY PACKETs-
In.haa sohm sinapnsls; Mcs,o":, j. W Goslee master
-FKIDAY PArKETs--
H.R. w; Hill, Thos. Il. Newell, master.
Belfast, II. L. Church. master.
boats Of this Line - '''
Mail Line and with all the railroads and boats Nashville St
Lonis, Louisville, etc. " "
e c9tinuanre Of the patronage hitherto to the
owners OF this Line IS respectfully solicited
sel9n JOHN y. HYDE CO., &C Poydras street.
frzsss, n. UNITED STATES MAIL 1INE.
EHhss5 s. from New Orleans 10 vcksburg.-For Donald.
sonyllle Pla4nenines Baton Rouge Port Eud
Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf Warrenon and
Princess, Capt. Holmes, TUESDAY, at5PM
NJ Ratchez, Capt. Ieathers, SATURDAY, at5P NJ
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
attended to- Freight taken for Yazoo consigned to W. NJ
SHAW the agent of the boats at Vicksburg, who will forward
II without delay and without any eXtrn charge.
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
@ mone jewey or other rluables unless regular
the freight paid deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
' freight passage osRhT ERE 9e"Ea FkpTHoARD xco
Union Row. IS Cnrondelet st,
T. B. SMITH, No. Tchoupitoulas ST.
at tFicksburg, 81 II
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A cuRroslrr.-T The Baltimore Patriot says !:

CUR1oslTT-The Baltimore Patriot says:
There was recently brought to this eountsy from the
island of Java, on board the United States frigate
Macedonla-and has since been brought to this city
curiosity known as the Mouse Deer. the first we
have ever seen, and probably the first that has ever
been seen here. When full grown thsy about the
size Of the ordinary rabbit of forests and shaped
like the American deer. The limbs are very delicate
and the hoof, which is eloven is almost transparent.
In colos they are reddish browa with white breast
and stomach. From the enose and extending baes to
the is tan eelored stripe each side and under
feed like cattle and chew ca like that species OF
the animal creation. They afe easily donlesScated.
The eye is large and projecting, but the cars ere short
and ohong. They are said 10 be very swift, and their
appearance would ndicatsit as they are formed pre-
cisaly like the red deer of this country.
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Santeu the French poet used to tell the following
story: ''I was one day seated in a confessional
chair; lady came aid kneeled by me, and gave me
the history Of her whole life. Finding that did not
make any answer at the conclusion of her recital she
demanded absoution. . Do you take me for q priest
madam 7 said I. II you are not, replied the lady,
why did you listen to me? l will go and inform
against you at the prior.' And /, madam, Will go
and inform your husband.i -. ..5.z..l-. "a. ~
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Tears DO not always flosE from sad and grief,
stricken heart, even when hey have had the appear
anee Of doing 50. Ferinstance, read what Tom Hood
says on the matter:
S "After such years of dissension and strife,
Some wonder that Peter should weep for his wife;
But his tears on her grave are nothing surprising,
He's having her dust. for fear of its rising lN
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n THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING A
FH large Enber of cases Of the disease prevalent
(f AamOng horses and mules called Water Farey Hbew
.Nng itself first in the coffin joint in small sores in
creasins rapidly in size wond inform his patrons p-
lie generally that owing contagious nature of he disease
he has established separate hospital for patients where
by prompt attention and careful treatment he in almost ali
cases enabled 10 effect cure, if taken time The first ap
pearance generally in the coffin joint in the shape small
sores increasing RAPIDLY and developing the bone Remember
cure guaranteed if taken in time DR.. ELLIOTT
jylh Veterinary Surgeon, Dryades opposite Union.
6 SLAVE DEPOT, NO. L56 COMMON
"a STREET-The undersigned has on hand will keep
8S constantly for sale, for either Cash City Acceplance
~ fn assortment Of SLAVES consisting Of MECHANICS
oil all descriptions, HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc. etc.
Havng leased the tree-story dwelling l56 Common near
Barone street he is prepared transient Traders
and their Slaves on as reasonable be obtained
city.
RPartcuar attention will be paid consgnmeuts Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, 1856 Common street.
Recommendations & Co. Curry & Person j. G. Kicks
CO.. Richard Beck J. G. Cocks Co. WAIT Desaulles
YOUNG NEGROES. nj ly
GILMAN'S EsAGaASSI1 FUIsNA ACE.-pEpoRTs
in circulation by unscrupuous parties the that my
Patent Bagasse Furnace is an inrnEeRmGn p
tent and thereby renders planters who may my Furnace
able TO SUIT Tor damages have made it eXpeent for
all the papers file the Patent Office relation to the sub
ect and his statement below sufficient comment upon the
telgence or honesty Of those who would prejudice my bus
ness py such MEANS SAMUEL. IL. GILMAN,
81 Natchez street, New Orleans,
WASHINGTON, d. G., March Ii, 1856
To Samuel Fl. Gilman Esq: ~
SSngar planters etc, with perfect
contract with yon for improved Baasse Furnace in no
wise conflicts with any eiabe claims held under existing pa.
tents To be still more explicit in wise conflicts with any
THOs C. CLINTON al seventh street
hpi II opDoste Patent Office,
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
s-aszs a ,-rzz,7=7===sra,7 NEW ORLEANS, jack
&ssS SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
4
FROM 3n sEPrEHBEa TO 3lsr OCTOBER.

FROM 3n sErrEHBER 3lsr OCTOBER.
A PAssENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily, at half.
miles from New Orleans, s47 O'Clock + n Returning,
Il NJ 3 sGs o s P"issss N
an Extra Train leaves New Orleans every Sunday att O'clock
@ @%S 5fsas rs'9;ol S," a
G es eween sS NAV v aad nhs vs FIVE
age and cGoEea persons half price Excnion Tickets good
SEASON TICKETS x rs may be obaned at the office Of the
woles or halves in packages oftwcny reduced price
written pass expressly authorizing them So and naming
m e a"ns m to an ana ro which 5ey ny 60 As the will
direction only those making trip both will have to be
FREIGIII TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Magnolia md
stations at O'Clock NJ Tuesday, Thurs
,sIlnsd.e stations Mn1aay Wednesday snd Friday
satrdys stnons midway 5eween S regular sions
receive and deliver freight, but any days
afts % I5s " T'' be received at the New Orleans depot
line Of four sr!s p 1 GHyAEp i;sEsD u r
Jackson and from Jackson Magnolia every day connecting
with The PASSENGER trains So If
s A. SEsNs HHHX 4sB SH5HHAHs, tHHAE SnefRES a1sEz
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after The 10th Of September next Passenger trains
of hi; road will leave the Depot sgiers follows
Sssas sysy 3 :$ y
Arrive at Bayou bqH EETtRYiyii P Nj
Leave RaEou B@uf at l;soP.M.
Arrive at q! &yisrs fsias PM F
Excursion tickets to the regular Stations and back the
'Iay will be issued as follows:
u'n. Sl -
70 Racelnnd, Lafourche Crossings and Terrebone 2 80
To Tigervie. ....,,..,.,.........' M
To Bayou Buuf .................,,..,,. 30
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
4 Ferry Boat will with Passenger Trains leaving
the foot of ST. Ann street EVERY O'Clock pre-.
cigely.
Freight will be received for Bayou BGuf and intermediate
Stations ny the Company the wharf foot of ST. Louis
street. EN NFRY DAY until o'clock NJ. All ND freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight delivered
otfer Stations than Bayou Aemands Raceand afourche
Crossing, Terebonne, gerviile Bayou Buuf (where
the Company have agents) must he pre-. paid
Printed Rules Rates Of Freight to be had on application
at the office of the Company.
40 TIL THAYER,
anti Master Transportation
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g DIDN'T EXPECT To."-If the Buchaneess didn't
expect to carry Iowa and Maine, which kwo free
States do they expect to carry?
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F@sa STEAMERS ECLIPSE

ESTe = STEARiERS ECLIPSE F7zS
!sz#5 $50 soqrHEhNSRS ngIhE. - EAEE@sz
s%ss L 1s hr5tw
. ES III @
S'ssf ssa MoS
fas FsE eFshs S 2siSs @S
oeloe for the above and af The above and all nermed
I The above undergoing horonrh oyerhanlng
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river and re-
Sehsr fSsUE liz osiS e BELLE will be
vabes ess regular b d adng are taken and Contents 9t
stated nor for any rauables deposited by passengers with the
hills vii recognized unless contracted under written
be the @ The to we he n m beons @
before IL clock he day OF leaving, for approval which viii
vsr stfep D al 's once ' INT Agents. 20 Ora
sRoA nWEIIn BROS 81 ( Co, :. e5 Gravier ST.,
khKif X SEahf rs Is tnT5"ass T5"dt s street.
fs sa the aS %ssn m to
~; Rsss saxed 59@sh sad !AR dssssd
and so per for dressed in lots purchasers ''
aus SIN ''S'N '''S STAR planning MILLS New Basin
>gMRo p =; ! r: -; 95ATTHEWs y co.-cAR-
nna Tp" and Win SfG' ns% iss Fn
anu Nuts at No lac raver street New Orleans aul1 If
NOTACE.- MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR Full.
IRON the State per act before George Rareide Notary
New Orleans, August %, 1856
ToBACCo-LoNG BLACK RICH TOBACCO FOR
ss Se i<ss "d d sR SsSiS
s,,a-..., TURNER RENsuAw,
te4 2n'm--ly 96 ramn street. stairs
| AND vvAistsA AN,gS.--Ii1GHEsT EsTMARKETRA RATES
u paid for Land Warrants Also all kinds OF Uncurrent
"nN Notes. o0'n Bullion and EAf"8Es f. M HRRRE RHtsL
n3d&Nly No, % Camp street. corner nj Common
| ADDERS-Assortmen of Ladders for Painters just re
'N' ''N 40 '''S ALFRED KEARNT,
anl Y Ma%nziAe street.
WTfEESI& T-l0O bb and 2O half bbs Monongahela iron
JOSEPH Lands Il Co,
aus S5 fcNonpi'ouaS street
CANDLEs-lOOo whole, half and quarter boxes Proctor
'''''' '''''' JosEPH LANDS ( CO.,
aus as Fchouporas street.
ans sums 10 51'i l. ste Co. 20 poyas ST.
M ANIhLA SALT-a O00 bushels Manila Sat- cargo Of
81. " A. +. COCHRAN \ HALL
al2 81 'ravier street.
STARcFn-s00 boxes Pearl T5gPH 5PE fl 1gSp1sk X
aul2 33 Tchoupitoulus street.
SAh soDA6o barrels landing and ,q fp5 fes s. shy
~ ALFRED kEARNY,
hu2 y Magazine street,
pACON-30 casks choice Clear and Ribbed Sides;
~ 10 :. =. Shoulders; for sale by
H JOSEPH LANDS Il Co,
aul 81 TcloupnulaS street.
Wff4skE-soa Dbls and half hbls Old stouonsa,elai
w 300 BOrIe's Celebrated;
2po -. Reriftd. for sale by
JOSEPH LANDS L CO,
So 32 2TchOuptoulns street.
ANDLES-l0U0 whole, half and quarter boxes Proctor
~ IL CANDLES Star, for sale by ..
JOSEPH Lands, & CO.,
s3 2.3 Tch0upouiaS
hHOI4ASSES-2U1 whou 100 half bbs superior qual
lYL it3 ffn leighton Refinery in Gne shipping order land
ing and in store, for sale by
BAREILI & 90, 81 Common st
EI.0UR25u Lhls Snpertne Fresh ST. Louis $50
Il Extra Choice 81. LNuS landing and for sale by
II. KENNEDY Il CO. street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-25

FROM RIO JAsElRcss The New. York sun, Of the
18th inst, says:
Capt. Rakemans of brig Cynthia, arrived yesterday
there abous war between England and the United
States. in consequence of which no cargo would he
sent off to American vessels until the arrival 0f the
English steamer, which was daily expected.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-25

If the sun is going down. look up t. the stars if
the earth is dark, keep your eye on Heaven. With
Gods presence and Gods promises, a man or child
may be cheerful.