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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-22

The Know -Nothing1 have set on foot story 'ha
Gen. Jackson warned President Polk against 'i''
Buchanan, "as lie thought him unfit to be iheihoer
of his Cabinet" The Chambrrsburg (i".l '"ie!
Spirit announces on its knowledge that the very re-
verse il true, and i; declares, on the authority o'
di.,inguisbed gentleman, who had il from the lips OF
James K. Polk himself, during hs Presidential term
that he: consulted Gen. Jackson before forming his
Cobnet, and the General advised him to take MIR.
Ruchanan for Secretary Of State. 1t is hardly neces-
sarv however, TO contradict falschood Ike the one
uuder consideration. Nobody will believe that Jack
son advised Polk NOT to appoint Mr. Buchanan to Of
flea. when the General himself had conferred upon
him the high post of Minister to Russia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-22
c. +. MAUPlN, Poplar Mount,
H.,
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER
EOP SALE

n WILL sell privately my Farm, Chambers Mills0 CON
i timing 600 OF land, with good Dwelling Hnu
Store House. and all necessary ouhorses and large
Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, situated i'll tho county
OF Buc king ham, Slate River, M u"vi: gable sreao
miles east of the Court House and II miles from James
Rive $50 acres cleared, aud the balance III wood
I,ui well timbcred 1t is tue stand for merchandising,
and The Mills with the and dwelling, can be sold
separately from the Farm, II purchasers desire It.
!rrms ,com,uoiatiuc Address the subscriber at
Chambers Mils p. o., buckingham Comfy. Va.
June ol-cu HEOhIE SHaMbEnH'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-22

SorsLrN>lE ATTORNEY ar LAW AND
'fS7rLi ~. ~. .nEt ruhl.lC, NICHMoND, Va.
2 u'irs OF his :""s r'r'..s and will also s.nrse
'l the county r, H'tary Public Tor the said city
'"121-rt. ''I'L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-22

HE CAN'T GO IT,-Tbe Ohio Statesman states
that Duke Ward, Esq An old line Whg, and former
" member of the Legislature, is out for Buchanan.
Mr.. Ward, in letter, says
81 have been Wing, as you know; but cannot
90 off after nggerisn or know nnthingism. which
have succeeded the dissolution of that gallant old
party. 1t Seems 10 IN, that now trri 1t Mc C1H-
Htrtion ami thc Tr,oa can find place where he will
feel at home except in the Democratic party. shall
iv myself mp to the campaign witt. ardor aud WIN
vigor."
The national Democratic party. which goes i"'
equal rights for ALL is the only pnrty now m ''f con-
s;i;utoua men 70 act with The iiowe7 VI the wing
party are letting the world know ,h:s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-22

NEW 1UKN.-HuJVE '''
patriotic letter, says:
..Tbs .ucc.ss o: buchanan and Bfeckinrldge ~ SUI
rsri,r IN ii, other political considerations. We must
carry this State t"r the "r'ous ostats man oi Ian
az: ;.rfere for a moment with the performance of
~ ai,nost sacred duty. cordially rec;procats the
san,;msn,s you express this subject, and cannot
doubt that the Empire State vii! be found true in
November
a Democrat Of Cienesee county writes
..Old Bucks nomination goes we'll here. The De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04
SHIPPING.

~ CHARLESTON AND FLoRIpH-sEMI wEEKLY
L. = Mail Iine-The steamship sUUTHERNnR, Thos
twai, mmAnder viii leave pier No. IN r., On wcdnes
ca 1sy O'clock p NJ precisely. For freight Apply
81 nv nHce Of ePCFFoRD. IILESTCN CO.. 70 Broadway.
The and magnificent steamship Nashville Capt NJ Berry.
esut rs makes regular trips TO the various landings
he e. Johns plonda necng with the steamers
FOR Nv York and esvrr Chsyletcn every Tuesday,
Ssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04
TvHE sEW YORK AID IIvERpooL UnIrxD 81 IN

NSBE LEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNlTkD STAT rs
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldr,dsa
Tie BALTIC, Capt Joseph ConNock.
The AukIA11C, Capt James west
Theee ships having been built by contrast expressly for NE
Sovespnsnt ssRvce tevsry he's " their
dkucaOn, ~ Afro heu engnee insure strength and speed
and their for passeaeeys are uDequaed for
sse Yv,ss e e tns etm,G ~
1Se n seooo6 do, VS. Hxelusive q extra state
rooms !S2A ron Liverpool 70 Nov York 80 and % gu
meas. Al espertsced surgeon attached cash snip. No
berths can be .seurod nD paid for The Amps Of s linz
have improved water tight bulk heads and AVOID danger
from zee VII rot soss the Sanhs Io Of A degrees, until IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1856.
SHIPPING.

KOn LIVERPOOL UNITED Stairs HAn, BTEAn-
II ship EhlCebON, Captain L0wbeS. This neAmaAtp viii
depart with be uniied ststes mails Europe DoGayely
Saturday Nay f6 ct u O'Clock n IRON her ter6 ~ the foot
Of Canal street.
yhs ship has Improved wafer tight huAheada
Fer freight pssaee having unequAlec acconmoda
for elegance or comfort apply .
Passenger are requested 10 bs board Of II A. N.
An esaers nus psss through he Post once; any oher wiz
Nay a.
The seamen q hs Inc avoid any danger from ioe vii
lot cross We BANKS q newfoundland porb Of AZ dessa unn
nfler tAo LAT Of Augusl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

DRo BONO PuBIICO.--
L OF all the drink they talk about
SrE1kF EIIDS cordias the best out.
In curing power IT'S worth all price,
And what's still mere It's deuced nice.
All the States from Eat to the West,
Northward and Southwark from pain gives rest,
For levers ard sgues, bile disrrhUa,
II 10 an unfai ing, q sure psnacea,
Pat, with his "nogginn Of mate. sweet poheen,n
Is the merries rascal that seen;
But "'round the hearth he's somAhing another
Pat cries for the baers, to save him from murtherin
John Bull. when he's tpped too much ofhis "hale,.
Gete red In the nose, and his cheeks very pale.
The biers relieve his malt liqu,r folly,
And darn H." Johnny ieels fright. tight and ioIy.
Der faerlsndn Dutchmen all to man.
LHe The btters far better than auy Schiedarn
" Donder and Blizen der reufe scbnaps take
Dey ALWAYS TO me sib one gross belly -sche.n
Then there's Monsieur, the gal ant Fraincaia
hes Tne TO bis biuers daY after day,
Vat for tske de cwdfal bitsfres
Non eu c'ett u bon pour ernui ct douleur.r
The btters relieve you when you are M
And give you sppete y hen You ar- wall.
Trv tor r. and che your frenda treat.
No. 20, (P. etei'ie d., i'm famed rasar street
n. CshMkllCh, agent MooHe. Ala
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COAL.

4 GENOY, So BEAVER STREET. NEW YoRk FAR.
"A randsyle Company The undersigned, agent for ne sale
70 make contracts with companies steamboat proorsor
and iron nsnufsctprs amount Of coal be vered
cribe advantages his possesses
above uses would be supsrnuous herehe annexed cea
NEW YoRK Gas WORKS, April 2, 1856
and nearly eight pounds Of coke gas. and quality
now4sD Iao. woHxs, o , Co: Dec; y. 1856
your mne. We consider / Of superior qna, o. posens
great rensh and Carrying god aams For he senerapg
Yours, truly, JOIN IRWIN, Jr. 4 Co
MosroyR IRoS WORKS. Dec. II, 1855.
we used the bms delivered to US by the rs-
s Ga % a. sa
think We can make ton Of bar with fourteen cvta oa
I'VE heats with the anthracite coal Toe usual quantity Of
ton oipusded Ssr Very fssDss s n'o 'S p''
and ss,s s: ssi ; e. s
Agent ofihe Farrsndsvale Zeal Company. May l. ISIS
CeAL.-I DC. IN REALITY SELL THE BEST QU ALI.
oaer dealer this CIV only namely
2 dess dealings ind soss
ted TO cro-e and hotel keepers from the old established
kinsson A' wsest "e each Load oSs
CYpNEY, PICToU Ard IIsGAN COAL. MINES.
named mines. The Lnrsn mine has been opened
% the o. sB Sa % gs sS' Sy
import coal have credits opened by applying 70 y CO.
FURNITURE.
RFcfiNTSd g If.iI sS.,u
Library chairs,
OF every var'.r,
W W. KIPG scN,
800 BIesswsy Fpdle9 Mercer street, New Ycrb,
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sdPOHED DATES OF SAILING

'TpWHRp &. CSEii uHg no Sc Wan syee,.N.Y.
BROWN, sHIPLaY 90, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 GO. n Austin Friars London
b. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.. Paris.
The Of these ships wiz not accountable gold
YER bullion, Specie le very, precious meAs
lees bills Of dng signed therefor, and the thereof
expressed ther0in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

CUTTON CO.'S DISPATCH LINZ FOR SAN FRAN
y; o.satng regularly and positively before The
day sdve-Hed-CipPer OF tuesday, 9th May-Tbe FRI
GLASS ePpsr ;hip onWARD LDss master y receiving Der
The small cspac:y this Mvore clipper her superior sanir
qualities UNIFORM good delivery Of cargo With early and
positive day for sailing present unequaIled Inducements
SUTTON & Co, IS South street, corner Of Wall,
NB-1he Ahips Of this line take freight
tsed day preventing decay shppess desrous Of landing
goods In San Francisco without detention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

VA EI1E. FARGO 4 CO.. 81 BROADWAY. WILL, SEND
their express 70 California, Oregon Sandwich Islanda
and The Pacific coas Of South America pext NAV
., United States Mail steamer illinois, Panama esy
~ o'clock p. H. Freight sent at the reduced raes r.
On NE day Of SAILING Email parcels received until All
egti ust be very strongly packed and made proof
must furnish with andm the oon,euss and
vsne ~ their packages. WELLS, FARGO 4 90.
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CTBAM TO LIVERPOOL FOR s3o-rHB sPLRsnID
y and powerful new steamship CITY or BALfIMoAe.
and 1856 according accommodation; seersge fare $50
ding provisions. Apply TO sABkL UOhTls, Ut Broad
nav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

.0R NoKfoLK AND PErERSBuKG-THE UNITED
States Nail steamship ROANOKE. Cant. Thomas skln
ner will leave for the above phases, Wedneedsy m
" O'Clock NJ from pier Is Ner Yver She viii STRIVE
Sf the next kfernocr and 81 Petersburg The following
morning. Passengers for The South will proceed directly
b. te SouberI ms me V Charleston ssvsr.
&c Those for Richmond win arrive 81 tbei,
rieay nornne Travellers Will End ,he he cheapest,
o'easi iet ard moet exueoioue fss8aef and RYE
=. satrscm 70 Norfolk, SO; " Pee-fhnrs apd K,chmote
&c hptiy 70 lUDlAM gLEAsAErB 81 Brcsd~AY,
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@@-@- 49, - = ---T.- -
yilere streets, thereby scahualh'fs 'e o
eTa and Mr.. VIM Penn In p"tHeuia'' III oe'""'' '" ~ ~
sent TO prison 49,. p.ora.r
There we're no o'i''' N"''' y '''''''"''>0
Fabre. ,.. ..-...-. -,.
prroRnER SOLOMON'S CoURT.-Robert BroWll, the
, or the City Work house. was yesterday arraigned on
If contempt of court appears hu few days ago
nm Italian was arragned on charge of being dangerous ana
sunicio,s character and Of carrying concealed Weapons
na of pistols being found his pockets Not being aSie 10
nea English to defend himself and having no vouche he
was sent 10 The Work house On Monday two called upon
Tho Recorder and vochcd that Italian sailor belong
In, IN cnr vesse in mort TINT he had taken the pistols
,sbors FIR The nrnose of selling them The Recorder knowing
M mo, tn he ronbe at once gave them order on Mr. Brown
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29
Nsh Orleans 9aiIp Ctesfeltt
later from Texas.

ta,,,,sb;n Mexico. J. 7. Lawless, commander
5slyeston and Indanoa, arrived here yesterday
morning. cs,....o !,
~ this arrival We have4-papers from Galveston y
thatosth and Indianola to the oath instant.
rnsv,cTToS of ( WELL KNOWN DEsPERADo.-
srbo Galveston News Of the 25th instant, says:
xre learn That the notorious "Bob AugustlanD VINO
Nae rured conspcuously through the West fof nun
ber Of wears past as a desperate and assoeias y,
Rill Johnson has been tried at the recent IL,
San Antonio committed and sensenGeh iu f. XII
He manifested the most perfect Indifference u,ri9
The trial Int after the verdict he shed tears ana SAD
he had rather be shot. m
IMPROVEMENTS AT PoWDERHoRs.-Ahe lho'ahoia
Bulletin of the 9th, has the following
Powderhorn is assuming the appearance OF large
town. The upper town is moving down, houses ana
and all and general feeling of go.aheadativene:SMs
nreyails This is as it should be-ere long we VIII
have triu,nphed over all rivals on the bay.
The same paper says:
We are blessed with fine rains lately The grass
on onr praires is springng up, and II tne coll
weather does not set in too soon the catc WV nave
n fair prospect Of passing the winter comfortably
The following vessels have arrived at lndlanola
from New York during the present month.
Schooners- Stampede, knudson, Howard Man
chester and brig LaVaca.
The following have cleared at that port:
Mary Clinton, for New York, Knudson for New
Orleans. a. ~,
canton Of" Our City, the Intelligencer says -
Every body says hard times" and times are I'M
doubtedy hard, but we think it would puzzle the cas-
mi observer to reconcile this fact with the rapiltu
growth Of Austin Go in whatever direction you viii
and buildings, elegant and substantial to- are IN pro-
cess Of erection We are glad to see That alnost all
the new buildings are Of brick or stone. Inc new
land Office and Baptist church are rapidly growing
and ere long tower and steeple viii crown every
elevation il our beautiful City Of Hills"
At Richmond, Fort Bend county an ARRAY took 1I
place oil the evening Of the 10th, between John n
Walker and Patrick Cunningham, in which the latter
received severe cut on the arm, and also stab IN
the back. Cunningham fingered until the morning Of
The ed, when he died. The parties were in state
of INVESTIGATION at the time Of the atffsv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN-Ths Board met last night
notion the reading Of the minutes of tho last meeting was
< message from the Mayor relating slaves that had
escaped from the chain read md referred TO the Com
/ eon,nn;e.o ' was rea from T. Bongny Recorder Of
the Fourth District relating to The condition of the in
which he holds his Referred TO Committee Streets
and Landings
An ordinance from the Board of Assistants authorizing " H
Crisp lessee Of the ,ney Ths"sr fl" nrc across Gr
p 6 to nS xhs M ON G a street. " the
resolution from TIC hoard Of Assistants authorizing the
LII srssS s s" n Mks with gas was referred 10 Committee
resolution from Tie Ioard of Assistants authorizing The
Comptroller advertise for proposals for paving with square
blocks Common street from Cnrondelet to baonne conc"rre
A resolution from the po'rd Of Assistants authoIhs The
Comptroller the Treasurer in favor Of HE St 10
scpls Asylum, Fourth District for the sum Of Si5o Con
a Resolution from the Board Assistants making appropria
0I4 for nGsf to M @r e IN
repairs Washington Market, Third District referred to
Committee on Streets md Inn(nss
payrg Of EsIn"lc from font" "yo" St john.
resolution the Assistants directing the City
Attorney Sxam" the 51G@ gyS in by the rSc'yST in the
learning whether there charges in said 1abIenu WHICH
On HS o S. SHS from the As
ans appon PLACES W ,a the poll" poll are be na for G
two amendments md down for concurrence IN amendments
repairs the buildings where he District Courts
sre e provided 'h h., nm docs not exceed WIZ nse
The Finance Committee brought their report which
| reNd mil appropriate action had thereon
The Board then adjourned until next wednesday night.
- 49, assn, ,,,, T,.,,+ . w
bpAhD VI tA7Hi0it ~ ',pt'AE-.>' i1'eiAp, d f''o
i rum, and Mr.. DrInlarrc in the chnir;
A resolution from the t5nhrh OF Aldermen Tor nN olhng
repair of the courtNpses being the order day
| was taken up ard concNrreu in
The resolution passed meeting repeating all
orphans to the ntl nlS
Recorders motion of Mr. Holland,
tlehntG-hr debating force Of the
the of Mr..
o,, from Ills r0vr Of n,scncatc resolution laid
XII IN M Vt lnrrtiyIr
Thn Wayor notified the Beard the escape number OF
l,rn.c frnN, thn Pollen Jail Referred
III" Cnnroler rruortcd his weekly list of checks drawn
t,n Treasurer Referred,
wv Trmsrrnr rrnortt fund OH hand Of ST $50 c. and
,F ,;,~nscS i.snri Referred
Failure Of o full
G Ii. cantrrct in rcpnrn the Timer Draining Machine H
,ra nnarss;tv Of An immediate remedy. Referred.
T,a Attorney in ulrd,urr n
III
rn;,n ton,nny Who's. affairs nre now in til, hands Of
ir unni,, liz Cnur and that r city cannot allow an
n;r, init ia M, included in the nhlra Of sluru
tI,nt
i'IS'I niicn Ii,r ra,,nrt
5 tle eatt a." al IN. ia, r,.ir ~
r ,,"d " tI,nT,aT ni oo,,urrcuc II, roso,ton.
nv i'u't" VI -
Whlch W. "tu tx , ,,, ,r,~, o,nn,,
precinct ~ Oh ,hu 10 m.'c' , i.o If
red ~ inc i"uu u r Tina M" T.; wv I,t H.,
Soh'lnh t"lcefi' nia a., ' rs, ; Wv ~, w. an,
me ISs"il'. AZ , W, @ ~ ,,n n,
o. Aitt!u.i az $500, , ,,,n,
l. ting HE street 'oil ,lI @ RI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29
NtU Orltans Sfloney ytlorhet

CRESCENT QFFicE No 70 Camp street
Tuesday Evening" Oci. IS, io5G.S
The money and market to-day presented features
worthy Of remark The calls Banks thrr beyond
their income The anunnt of money seeking empio.
the and outside Of Bank uiuushcd in fact If the
Of should advance, large money which
has heen dormant for months wcnd be placed the disposal of
borrowers. IT, however, business will justify enhanced
rates at this time lenders must await puptious time
Ii may and may NOT but the chances are that an easy
money market will prevail for monthlHt is when
is placed in comparison with huSe Of Northern Cries
There negotiations Of strictly Al paper yesterday and
to day 6GG7 per cent maturing February and MARCH,
Long dated Ncceptauces scarce, and the market is scanly
supplied The Banks doing nothing 90 and 90 days
which they have rs much as they desire.
The great feature of the times the exchange market yet
with the large sales of cotton Friday, Saturday and Monday
amounting in all to $1,000 bales there is increase in the
quantity OF sterling bills, though hardly he
readiness for movement under three days nevertheless
the preliminary steps do net appear have taken neu
taos unless the increased supplies Of New fs COVER
the transactions by The exchange being TINT point AMI
the sterling made from there the inland bills The
rates tor remittance 10 day on London direct were penn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

AK AMERICAN TRAVELLING IN EUROPE, A LA SNoB.
William Mcdonald Esq, of Baltimore, we learn from
the papers of that city, is doing the thing up brown
on a European tour In letter to a FRIEND dated
Geneva, Switzerland September 2Sth, he says
We returned here yesterday from a visit to Mont
Blame and the great st. Bernard both astonished and
delighted with our trip. We leave on the 3oth en-
route for Rome and after having passed some time IN
the Eternal City, and the other principal towns i'll
italy, NE will visit Greece, Turkey and Egypt; 50
Won viii perceive that the extent Of our route will not
enable Us to return home this fall, many people in
Baltimore have sur1nsed. We travel in our own car
riaee, with four horses, driven by poston. 1t is
an elegant affair, having every convenience. As an
ornament have had the coat of arms of the United
States painted upon the panels, which is something
new for the continent, the like Eeyer having beer
done before on private carriage You would be
amused to see the crowds that collect wherever We
stop, to examine it and see the nature of the occu
pants
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND Mo1ASsEs. The sales Of Sugar embraced
House ghtol sold BE, and lOp half bbls 5sc
Z. gallon.
FLOUR. The market dull, with sales Of barely 100
bls which Suprtnr S1G.S7 l24l and DO ST
Louis at 81 10 = hill.
GRAIN.. The sales Of Corn confined to about 1000
sacks including in lots 70QLTlc and 40 PC Il bu>c
. OF Wheat }GOD sacks Red and White sold - and
40 "a mixed II is y htlse round. Some io' -acks
Oats were disposed q blisc for OF Iran
300 sold 81 ~ 81 o2a and on Monday 100
81 Is y 100 b,
PROVISIONS. We heard Of sale Of 100 bt' Mess Pork,
II lny or two since S2 4 w Bacon retailing So
for Shoulders s, 6r9c i b for Ribbed ard Clear Sides
Nothing OF any consequence in IardAoirrs still
! asking lie for Prime
rDFFEE.. The sales embraced about ltl ha-S Rio. OF
which 20 at l0c lns. ESe 1928. and % Prime
! He T. h.
CANDLES heard Of lots Of sold within tbs
past few days II; "A "a 253ac Il b.
IIMi:. cargo of 2620 casks Rocllan sold at Il IS
| r. cnsk-rciail,2 mostly at 81 -.
BAGGINti. noticed only retail sales Of India Il! w.
| lSc 4 yard.
TAR... of go bhs Lake Tar sold at s. u Dbl.
HAY bales Northern sold on Monday 81 5Ai
So per Western held at S-9Il $50.
WHISKY. The market unsettled, Holders ask
ing :&50l Ste. and BE offered for y lot Of 9m tlS-
FREICHrS ship taken for Boston nj ice for Got
tom and few hundred bales shipped for Liverpool ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

New FRENCH Considerable recent gold coinage
Of France has been limited to the Napoleon of twenty
francs value and the double Napoleon of forty francs
double Louis The silver coin are the five franc piece
the franc, and the demifranc. It is now stated that
in consequence of the extent Of the expectation OF
the silver coin and its consequent scarcity the issue
of gold five franc pieces is authorised, and that the
Bank of France has made contract with the mint
for the coinage OF ten millions Of these coins, amount
ing to $4,000 900 tiancs and to furnish them at the
rate of 10000 francs a day. The value of these
COINS if Of the same standard and comparative weight
as the Napoleon as they doubtless will be- will be SO
cents aud 65-l00 Of our currency, or and 37-100
per cent. less than the American dollar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

NOTICE TO MARlSERs--On and after the lst inst,
painted on her Sides and exhibiting red revolving
light flashing at intervals Of twenty seconds, has
been moored on the North side of Princes Channel,
at the entrance to the river Thames in 81 iathoms,
low water, Spring tides with the following bearings
Mill, S. =. Shingles Beacon, L. by S. } S. Tongue
Light Vessel, S. E. by E. } L. North East Tongue
Buoy s. e. Z. North Pan Sand Buoy, w. Grdler
Light Vessel, W. by N. N. Mariners must not go
to the Northward OF this light vessel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29

MEADOW sAFFRoN---N0 FEAR OF OLD AGE.
Lament who will in truitless tears,
The speed with which our moments tS;
sigh not over vanished years,
But watch the years that hasten BY
Why grieve that time has brought 50 soon
The sober age Of manhood on? o----...
As idly should weep at noon
To see the blush of morning gone. bryant.