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FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoSs, 4
City Of New Orleans. March q. ,d6.

~ - 4. City Of New Orleans, March q, '56. :
RgBy Invitation of the Clay ornamental
Association this Grand Lodge will lay the Corner Stone Of
proposed be erected in this city TO the memory of
the distinguished statesman and brother HENRY CLAY Past
Grand Master of Masons in Kentucky.
Tie officers of the Grand Lodge hereby
titled meet for this purpose nSATURDAIMORNIN(i the
18th Of April at o'clock in the Grand Lodge Hall, of
ST. Charles and Perdido streets. IN 20
Members Of Lodges in this State and Masons in good stand
ing under other Jurisdictions fraerny invited TO be pres
and assist in the ceremonies
The procession M be formed under the direction Of Bro
down in the Masonic Trese Boardbrehren wearing such
gala their rank in the fraternity may eile them to- By
order: W. NJ. PERKINS, Grand Master.
Attest SAMUEL q RISK. Grand Secretary. nS ID
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ntssu 90 $5 $S@ss al Il s OK ,S$355 METAERIE
&ssA5Al "a rs 80 RACES
ssaE&N & II & 49, SPRING MEETING,

saEEmAa.Az 1855.
ss3l THIRD d TWO RACES. 4
& Thursday April 10Th. i$
Y ErRace to como off a5 s o'clock P. \.
SIMILAR sTAKEs2yr ods-3 " old weights
ton, Ss10-Forfet, SiG9D Declaration S50-Mie Heats
EES{ ,5s$75sg $SoMTEATtoH s. 43g4i5
/. R. TenBoeck's CHI 6 by imp Glencoe, ont of Mandy
~ Rodes.
q Also, Oh. f. by imp Glencoe, out Of Gypsy.
n Also, cl dam imp. ecared.
s. Thos. Wellst g. by imp Sovereign Reel
ia Ieeomte,s CHI 4. by nonbloon. out Of Miss Riddle.
William MINORS br + by out Of imp Bril-
$tl #fa tanna-
s. " Bingamans u y Sovereign, cut Of Lucy
O. Eiso s. = b imp Sovereign, ont Of Betsy cdody
TO- Also h. by imp Sovereign out Of La Baceiiantede-
Also BY imp. Glencoe, IF Fanny Wrightde-
s1sS tai SECOND RACE.
Purse, StO02 ods. old weightaiiie Heats
L. W. j. Minors VARIATION, Ambassador cut Of
imp Britannia Dress, dark blue &5z@ 5ti
q A. L. Bngaman,s tTg Szymanskis} F1CT0RINE, out
of Vctress. Dress, fancy .5$sJ$S5I .Is}5sGa5
g. ID. Glencoe of Minstrel. Dress,
S red and red
l. John TurnbuIs b. /. SOUTHERN BELLE, by imp.
shire out of Sally Shannon. Dress, harlequin.
nMenbes Badges, SIS; Badges SIG, non-res
dents to be obtained from Member OF the Club, who
SlG giving oil the privileges Of Course except admit
to the Members, Stand. "a &
E Badges obtained the Office Of the St Charles Hotel
Should the weather Of time Race being
pcnnant will be display from the ST. Charles Hotel
Ei= Admission to Gate and Stands, ST.
special train Of railroad will leave Tivoh Circle for
Course at O'Clock and minutes, snd return
3 "A. 41raI
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gebiew IT tge NEarhets,

THURSDAY MORNING, ArnII TO-
COTTON The demand active yesterday, and resulted
in sales of fully 500 bales advance generally of about
last quotations. We raise figures accordingly,
with the remark that running lists would bring higher
rates. We quote: E
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.s4ss TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
land in Eastern Texas known as the McS~een Snd
Devil Port the Waces river This land is offered in ex-
change for dry goods and groceries Any one wishing 70
learn The terms particulars which win be such as will
the parties Offering the qulity OF the
land and title can be made Hon George W Syth Hon q
VIM. Eddy R. c. Doom, ESQ., any Of the citizens OF
this county. SAMQtl GOopE,
az
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!.

VI I,esaea and Manager ". q. CRISP.
Treasurers. wv. Oates and h. CoizRs
THIS EVENING, April ID
Third Week and Kourssntf g hfEpsstanes IS M AT1lDA
Fourteenth Night IF ii sags4 assracs
ssssas ss IN: ssssi
With hays sss M H. g.
ssfs5s " sf W.
IL 1 sASsz e ers nE 10
sfsa oa Sses sf,
Dse sse assa t 4 u efsat
- ssS od3ee apsn from 10 O'clock when places
sT: cHAIsLEs THFsATH;. s.. 81 ~
3. SSSSSlIHE B. .Fsssssis
De- VII 4
II THIs EVEsuSG, April lo 1856 5 Fiji
brt Two e Mt COLLINS the Irish Comedian md
.osa sssss s ~ nR n sag
SsSs ass M f u kssly
az rlsasss Iias 5eIIas MA eaa
sasa.sss M ssaaIsg
ssssa ss'e ass s'sAss'
g bssR sss b gsgSs
e- oEss1ase 2 aals gess even ososa 40
~ q i
Benefit Of Mons n Lsades u I'D Orchestra
FFs 6 s. Msssss
CoIson and DufauFsns5 HAa
pS- Doors open at 4 O'clock as
| T1ELECAN TEIEATEsFs-
K w. EANDERTONg4.. md sEanagsr. @
THIS EVENING April 10. Issss sss&1
GREAT SENSATION BIZ THE EUROPEAN afAGIeIAH, Il 4
MACAL LTS II u r. " sss$;ss ss
and MADAME 5llCALLrsTER The W1xardFa Pogo.
The Wonderful Magic Shawl Feat sEiris EslQngB; He
chanical Harlequin host OF InaYvels.
Ne Boxes Parauete haf price White
t Cofored Gaiietieas 25 cents.
open III oelaek- Tha O'Clock.
i aes-s&TGRn4Y an Afternoon Performance. aIa s
EST q @ NC Err II * ny
DESIRE DEIGR0IX respectfully the public that
answer taeny OF
n responsible citizens, he l give his FIKST Gen.
i CERT s ssfsSs
4 FRIDAY. April IL at ODD FELLOWS HALL Il
which he Will assisted by Mines CQIS0N and CA
BIER Messrs. and HNGA, Of the French
Il Opera RODoLPHE and FREDERIGK MEYER, and the.
Orchestra of the Orleans Theater led by able Dr.
rector. Mr.. FL PROVOST. s$5fa Il
Esq Mrs BoEdro will preside at the piano
procured secured by applying at
H. d. He#itts Music Store No. 80 Camp street and at P.
Il UnreIs. No. ST Chnrfres s.
Programmes and details will be published Thursday
Il si#F al IT
Il .,m.r ii: IN sS5 S3SS. M n TAFRTm
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FOR RENT.

l.
o., STORES FOR RENT NEAR DRyADEs-
@ Markc- excellent sand for retail business of any kind.
L4lF or particulars inquire Of N. AR0NSTEIN
al0 Ct corner Dryades and Terpsichore ss
49,, FOR RENT.-THE THREEsTORY BRICK
@ Store No llJ Poydras street. Apply the premises.
E4M fe4 If ,
49, HOUSE FOR II EMIT AND FURNITURE FOR
E.A two.stoy Brick Dwelling situated on The north
side OF Canal street, between Bnsn and Franklin Streets
continuing corridor parior and dining three fine bed
the second floor besides several good bed the
wing servants rooms pantry; coal roo cisern and ytlran
delightful residences city having
the full advantage Of the breeze. The ncghoood is
highly respectable.
For tul particulars apply the premises, No. 22 Canal ST.
between Basin and Franklin streets, al If
VARIETIES TEfEATEEe OF NEW ORLEANS,
Y FOR RENT-The above named elegant establishment
with is stock of Scenery Wardrobe Properties Music etc is
offered for Possession to be given the close OF the
present theatrical season, the LIST Of October next
The Theaer with al its appurenHnces is furnished
throughout in the most elegant style; seats about 1900
and justly pronounced establishment
of the kind in the country.
Proposals will be received until the 18th Of May and sat
isfactory security will be required the payment
Address @ CHAS. NJ WATERMAN,
President Of La Earete Association.
GEO. s. Vaudeville. Secretary. m3l I'm
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAL NORTHERN RI. Co.,
New Orleans, April 4, 1856. 5
IN conformity with the Chatter an elec-
street. MONDAY, April III 1856, from to o'clock for
eighteen Drectorstelve to be chosen from stockholders
siding in Louisiana from stockholders residing in Mis-
sissippi Provided majority Of the stock Of the Company be
represented said election bt If majority of the stock be
not then represented the election will be held on MONDAY
April 49, 1856 the Office Of the Company from to 3ocock
as I'd R. s. CHARLES, Secretary
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RR. CO.,
New Orleans, March %, 1856
EJ~PuIbIfc notice lis hereby given, that the
regular annual meeting of the Stockholders this Company
will be held at tile Office As Carondelet street.
April A. 1856 O'Clock M in conformity with the charter.
as I'd r. IS. CHARLES Secretary.
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TON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO The sales embrace 293 hhds, of which e.
prsng II at $50 at TX Il ut ~ at So and Mt 10c
40 Refused t., l3s Admitted Refused , and SO at Ga
9S1sc 2 ID.
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MartifuIar Notifes.
d RArr AZ NEW ORLEANS,

IN. CITY i INV NV Srisas:s y ApEii 3. is5e
E5y-At q meeting of the Hoard Of Directors
held this day 1t unanimously g. a, I, Z,
esoued That with the approval Of the irst OBJ
Il increase the capital Btock OF this Bank
n notice Is hereby given that books
main ope for thirty days from date dnng which time the
present Stockholders privileged to subscribe for said in
provisional subscription list will be opened the same time
tohe public rata OF the portion Of said increase that
a az H 81 = = Y Y T. GRAysoN Cashier
as~ Lyceum Hail Phonography--A LEG
re IF ts bris and system Of short
dent Of the American Phonetic Association FRIDAY April
II, commencing at Z u O'clock. Admission free. ..,
Lecture g,E'. Y 40 3tfs
RedncedThese popular Lectures will be delivered in Rev.
sry G SSRbA F & s. GI FkTb 51d Nfs
tif April lS. tD.ta
Tickets for remainder of the reduced to half the
original price, az td
MONDAY n,e Nth April, at " o'clock P. NJ. -
admission to each Lecture 80 cents. .al y
PuplIo SCHOOLS, FOURTH DISTRICT.
yi New Orleans, April 8, 1856:
toS E IN o Annar ct nse AXE Place.
below, commencing at "a. NJ and closing ats p NJ
MAGNo tSH 4 sdHo6 TUESDAY, Apris;
A A6kE s seooh for hpr i IL H.
HGH scH9o FOR For e.
onwEDNEsDAY Aprili6 in Felicity street Church,
II ~ D Exercises 10 begin Ct 10 o'clock A. NJ.
HTIe public respectfully invited to attend.
y nj TIC ~ a.a1 "a ~ Superintendent.
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DEuxIryE Com DE DISTRICT 5 SUCCESSION DE JAMES
De u NoUvEI1.E oRIEAvs. o,DoNNEII. No. 1901.
A Wis est par 10 present ssonne au1 cream
N cers dc ID personnes
que peu concerne dnvor deduire, dix jours
dnte publication les raisos esuelles lie
compile presene par extcne testanenre datif serit
point npprouve homologue les fonds mains
parts conformement dit compte. ' ''@ t-esf V 1866
-. A. DREUX,
al5lO l.-- z-.... ..,. ...g& it, Deputa GreEier..
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UCTTON NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
n pecuy informs his friends and the public that having
sumed his old business AuCT1ONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his office No. 33 Camp street.
Will sale of Real Estate Stocks Negroes, Ad
illustrators Assgnees and all others, according TO law He
will also give and personal attention to all sales
of every description.
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private terms at public auc
tion Every facility in his power will be offered TO buyers and
sellers of Real Estate
Practical Draughtsman and Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance his office. =
With that he will give strict attention to his
all its Details he trusts that he will receive share o.
public patronage. BENZ. kENDIG Aucuoneer,
Office No. 81 Camp street.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-15
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

WE are receiving per Packet John n.
w Price, just around from Philadelphia, beau
tiful assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING HARD
WARE, together with large assortment of other
kinds of house furnishing goods. Also, we are re-
ceiving per packet Embark, from Philadelphia,
another supply of all kinds of Paror, Dining-room,
Chamber, Office, and Store Stoves, Of various pat
terms and Sizes for coal and wood. We respectfully
invite our friends and the public who intend to pur
chase Stoves Crates, and other house furnishing
goods this fall, to visit establishment as they
will find upon examination that the castings of our
Stoves are thick and strong, as much so as those
cast in Baltimore, if not more so-ceranly much
handsomer; they come from celebrated Quaker es-
adjustment in Philadelphia, famous for the excel
lence and durability of those Stoves These Stoves
are all put together with stone cement thereby ma
king them perfectly alright They are the latest
and most approved patterns, got up very handsome.
We are selling our goods at a very small advance
upon them. Please call and see them
We dsliyer our goods to any place in Washington
or Georgetown. Stoves, Crates, &c, put up in work.
manke manner. No additional charge for cartage
put upon their delivery.
TERMS CASH.
O. WOODWARD 4 son.
No. 3lS Penn. avenue, bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
sepl0-3t
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"A
"A of which is in Oak and Pine timber il offered
for sale or exchange for city property II is situated
in Prince William county Virginia about twenty
five miles from Washington and three miles from
the Potomac. The dwelling house is of brick, three
stories high and forty by fifty feet in extent and cost
originally $4,000 being one of the best houses in
the county. There is a new barn on the premises,
with stone basement and all the necessary out build.
lngs. Also well of excellent water, which is cold
in the warmest weather. The fences are substantial
and in great part new.
There are large number of fruit trees on the
farm, and superior garden. Apples Pears Plums
Cherries Peaches, Grapes, and other fruits are rro-
duced in abundance.
The extension of the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg Railroad pass the borders of this farm and
greatly enhance its value This work is now in nro
gress and will soon be completed
This farm formerly belonged to Mrs Sophia Car
ter and its situation is perfectly healthy Title UNI
excephonable.
The above farm will be sold on moderate terms
and the payments will be made perfectly satisfactory
to the purchaser. Apply at this Office, to
RepS-eou w, M WATSON
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Prizes amounting to
100000 DOLL A R S!
Will be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEMEl
1875 prizes, amounting to. 1904,

The 900 Prizes of IS are determined by the mum.
Der which draws the 100000 Prize. If that number
should be odd number, then every odd number
ticket in the scheme will be entitled to So if an even
number then every number ticket in the scheme
will be entitled to 49, in addition TO any other Prize
which may be drawn.
All those tickets ending with o. g. A. o, g. are even
all those ending with j, 3, s, 7, 9, are odd.
icy Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction
eB All Prizes of 81 900 and under paid mmedi-
atey after the drawing; other Prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
The drawn numbers will be forwarded to purcha-
sers Immediately after the drawing
The plan of drawing the Lottery will be sent with
oil Tickets ordered.
Whole Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Qaarters g. so.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Great Inducement To Clubs.
As one-half of the Tickets are guaranteed to draw
IS, will sell Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets
Todd and even numbers,) at the following rates:
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount qua
ranteed accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate OF Package of 10 Whole Tickets -. $50
F" F" 10 Half w 30
10 Quarter $500 IS
Address orders for Tickets, or Certificates of Pack
ages of Tickets, either to
s. SWAN & CO.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Or S. SWAN,
aug 26-d&wf Montgomery, Alabama.
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REMOVAL.
. o. HOOD wishes to infor

!" o. HOOD wishes to inform his
IL friends and the public that he has re- "a
moved his stock of fine Watches, rich Jewelry, k "a
and Silver Were to the store formerly occu- Saa>~
pied by Mr.. keyworth, No 3Ss, Pennsylvania ave
nue. three doors above Ninth street, where he will
keep constantly on hand fine assortment of Gold
Jewery Watches of every description; also, pure
Silver Ware of my own manufacture; togetherywith
a great variety of other rich wares.
Having had long experience in the New York
and Washington trade, am prepared to offer goods
at the lowest possible prices, at wholesale or retail
Sign Of the large Spread Eagle,
iune eff No S3S. PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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A HOMESTEAD FOR TEN DOLLARS
$40, 200 Worth of Farms and Building
Lots,

Nv the Gold Region of Virginia, (Culpe-
IL per county, to be divided among TO- 200 subscri
bers on the nth of September, 1855 for the benefit
of Port Royal Female Academy. Subscriptions only
livery of the deed Every subscriber will get build
ing lot or farm, rangingin value froms$O to $25
00o These farms and lots are sold so cheap to III
ducc settlements, sufficient number being reserved
the increase in the value of which will compensate
for the apparent low price asked. Ample secure
y will be given for the faithful performance of con-
tracts.
~ More Agents are wanted out of Washington
city to obtain subscribers TO whom the most liberal
Inducements will be given. Some Agents write that
they are making $500 per month. Advertising will
be done for every Agent where possible.
apply to Z. BAUDER, Port RoyaI. -
Caroline Co, Va
Or; to Z. WHEELER Agent
Corner Sixth street and Louisiana venue.
iy 31-3mo Washington ID a.
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Hon. JOHN J. CRlTTENDEN, OF KY.-The Lex
ington (Ky.) Observer of the 10th inst, says in
reference to this distinguished gentleman:
eve arc gratifed to learp that this distin-
guished gentleman has determined to throw the
weight of his great talents into the Presidential
contest in Kentucky, 80 soon as his strength is
somewhat recuperated from the arduous duties OF
the late session of Congress--He will visit the
Green River county early in next month, and
from that time until the election will devote himself
to the success of the American candidate"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-15
INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUMf
and BLIND

q ST., 6etaoeen goth and 21St SITS, south side
fRiDAI AFTERNOON Of each week
III has been set apart for the reception of visitors
at the Institution The friends of this Institution are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This Institution is entirely charitable in its nature
having been established expressly for the benefit Of
that class of afflicted children for whom no provision
has ever be IN made. go"
Donations Of money, household furniture or of al
most any description, will be thankfully received at
the Institution. iune 1a-tf
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Whole Tickets $lO--Halves, $5-Quarters, ~ so.
eSy- Aside from the known wealth of the Mana
gers and their promptness in paying all prizes as
drawn, the holders of prizes have the State
of Maryland holding security for their payment.
Our advice is, therefore, to purchase where you
will be certain your money ifyou draw prize
Address all orders to
t. ii. HUBBARD & CO.,
Baltimore, MARYLAND.
They are the authorized agents of the Managers to
fill orders aug 26-d&w
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DUYALL PROFESSOR OF

practice the above science. She IS prepared to an
swer all questions relating to human life. Madame
Duvall is also the ladies' Botanical Physician. AT
fcted and defective females will do well to try her
skill her compounds are from herbs gathered under
the strong influence of the Planets which rule them
Madame Duvall is late from Europe where her prac-
tice was successfully patronized. Residence, No.
3l6 Eighth etreet, between l. and M,
san41n o4WTRNN
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arrival Of Steamer George Lao. Later from
California. Tie Vigilance Committee retired.
Political movements, dc
NEw YORK, September 14th-The steamer
George Law arrived this evening, bringing mails
from San Francisco to the goth of August. She
connected with the steamer Jno. L. Stephens,
which brought TO Panama nearly 100000 of
specie, and upwards of 800 passengers.
The George Law left Aspinwall on the Sd in.
slant, and arrived off Havana on the 9th. She
sent boat into port to ask leave to land her mails
for New Orleans, which was refused She then
sailed for Key West and landed her mas-the
steamer for New Orleans would call there and
receive them.
The George Law brings no later intelligence
from Nicaragua.
There is no sickness among the passengers
The United States frigate Independence, from
Calao, arrived at Panama ON the 8lst ultimo, all
well. The st. Mary's was still at Panama, and the
Saratoga at Aspinwall, the crews all well
The New York and New Orleans packet ship
Alberton, was wrecked on the Florida reef on the
2sth also, an unknown French ship, with cargo
OF Havana sugar-total loss, with several lives.
CALIFORNIA AFFAIRS.
The Vigilance Committee have Internationally
released Judge Terry.
On the 18th the Committee had q grand review
and parade-the whole force numbering from
4,uOo 10 1900 well appointed troops. The Con- =
mittee has not been officially disbanded but it is
understood that its functions ceased for the pre-
sent with the demonstration of the 18th. The
different companies retain their arms and organi-
cation, and it is reported that the Committee
would reassemble in case of necessity.
Peoples Nominating Committee hadNbeen APP
pointed for San Francisco, which, it is expected,
will have much Influence at the approaching cleo
ton.
The Republicans held a State Convention at
Sacramento on the 9th, and nominated Presiden-
tial electors, members of Congress, &c.
The Committee for the King Testimonial report
that the contributions amount to 800, 900, which
has been conveyed to trustees, and invested for
the benefit Of the widow and children of the late
editor of the Bulletin.
Peaches and melons were in great abundance at
San Francisco, and of excellent quality
Murders and robberes are very numerous in the
interior On the 9Th instant, near Camptonville
stage on its way to Marysville, full of passen-
gers, and 100000 of gold dust, was attacked by
six mounted robbers The passengers defended
themselves bravely, and forty shots were exchang-
ed. The coach was riddled aud one woman was
killed. Several of the robbers were wounded aud
obliged to retreat without their booty
The sloop. ofwar John Adams sailed from San
Francisco for the Sandwich Islands on the 18th
ultimo
The total export of treasure from San Francisco
during the last seven months has been $30,000,-
600.
The George Law brings dates from Calao to the
18th OF August and from Valparaiso to the lst
MARKETS.
The San Francisco markets generally were dull.
without material change. Provisions were firm
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LIMEi LIMEI! LIMEIl!

NNILL be opened tomorrow, at the
Wv Lime Kilns of w. III. Cooley 4 CO., stu
ated on Rock Greek, between the upper and lower
The subscribers have also on hand n large SUNNY
of Plasterers Hair, Cement, Calcned Plaster, and
every description of the very best quality of Lime
which will be disposed of on the most reasonable
terms. w. III. Cooley * co.
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Has COME OUT FOR FILLMoRE.-Mr. j. r. Girls
man, president of the Fremont club at London,
Madison county, Ohio, has resigned his Office, and
announced himself in favor of Willard Fillmore and
the American State ticket Mr. Crsman says
that he is satisfied that Mr.. Fillmore is the best
candidate, and he shall therefore give him cordial
support.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-15
Premises for Rent.-The

premises recently occupied Restaurant, on
the corner Of 18th and streets opposite the General
Post Office, offered for rent. The location is
sidered Of the best in this city and is adapted
the grocery or restaurant business. The house com
prises nineteen rooms; has also all the fixtures and
requisites for carrying the business Of rst-class
restaurant. Fer particulars apply TO
]. III. or JN0. JOHNSON,
sep ll--3t On the premises.