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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
DISSOLUTION.
Regular New Orleans Packet.


y S-~-n -, THE substantial steamer CUMBER
E9FsE-sNsz saaa11 LAND, captain WM DUERETT, having
superior accommodations for PaSsen-
Freight and stock, will ply during the above
and all intermediate landings Her exceeding light draugh
will insure in the most OF direct shipments. Messrs
W. A. JOHNSON CO. Of New Orleans will act as Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ d. F. H. BROOKS, who will re-
side in New Orleans at No. 81 Carondele 81,
during the business for the plrpose q giving his
tire attention to the filling of all purchase orders at the low
est figures. II. II. HARRISON,
decS-6m Agert.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05

DISTANCE Across THE ATLANTIC BIT NARI-
Gus RoUrEs.-The Boston Post gives the follow
ing as the correct distance across the Allan.
tic by the various routes (circle sailing) as fur
nisAed it by Lieut. Many:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

4 DIVIDEND Of eight per this day declared on
IL the Capital Stock Of the Nashville Commercial Insu-
Company, OF the profits for the last six months
ending this day. JAMES WALKER, Secretary.
Nashville, Nov, 8. noV5-1m.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
RHUER - RHSING-

HAVE 29 Negroes to sell, amongst them several good
mechanics and two three extra fancy girls viii sell
bargains to men buying to keepn the city.
dec1 REEFS W. PORTER.
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w II E A T

I WANT a few Hundred Bushes Of Choice Wheat for
which will pay the highest market price, delivered
my ware house. 5 N. HOLLINGsWORTH,
oot9 Corner College and Church street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05

sdS- Our neighbors of the Union and american
wish to know what has become of q. C. BURR,
Esq. We can't inform them. The following is the
only sign of him we have seen since the election.
We trust our contemporaries are not such ancho-
rites that they cannot appreciate it:
Jennie at her Toilet.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
WANTED.

IN OOO BUSHELS dried fruit Peaches and Ap-
DO.OOJO pies; 5000 his Ginseng; 5000 Feathers,
for which the highest market price will be paid
oct1S X. Q. handy.
r. O. Bandy will keep constantly hand large lot Of
Flour, Of various and superior brands.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
words and Dcrivations.

Idndem-is latin word meaning at
length" and now, as practical pun, natural=
lied into our language to signify pair of hors-
es harnessed at lcngth-one before the other
Broom Study-is corruption of brown
study-the contraction of ones brows, in the
act of studying. Derived from the German
braun, in its compound form of aug-6raun, an
eyebrow.
Scamp-Synonymous with rogue, now, but
it means literally fugitive from the field (of
battle?) one qui er campo fugit.
Our verb ito scamper" comes nearer the
root, in Specification.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN 8. Balm. WILLIAM l. BROWN.
'HE undersigned have formed partnership In the prse
tee Of law the city Of Nashville, will give prompt at
tention any and all business intrused to their
JOHN {. BRIEN,
jyS56-h WILL. l.. BROWN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
WHEAT! WHEATu
ADVANCE IN COTTON YARNS.

WANT TO purchase any quantity OF good Wheat, f0I
/ which will pay the hi hest price.
uuglS K. G. handy,
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SITUATION WANTED,
snIrrmERN CnNVENrInN-

A Clerk in some respectable house in the city. A
n Wholesale business preferred. Reference given Ad-
dress this Office nOy27-d.
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Philadelphia Via Delaware CapesJ
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100 BBLs. Fresh Louisville IIY DRAULIC CE-
ARMSTRONG co.
OOO BUSHELS STRIPPED BLUE GRASS
200 do: Clean BLUE GRASS SEED.
Just receivedby ARMsrR0N 80 co.
100 BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED. Just
W. received and Tor sale by ARM9rRoNG 20.
RO BUSHELS HERDS GRASS SESB.
L ~ 90 bushels ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
For sale by ARMSTRONG L co.
q DOZEN SAUSAGE MEAT CUTTERS,
" assorted sizes, for sale by ARMSTRONG & co.
. DOZEN SAUSAGE SUFFERS, for sale by
4 dec1-1wd ARMSTRONG h co.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED
WILL pay cash for Land Warrants also buy old
Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents, issued about
1918, to soldiers Of 1912
am also prepared to locate Land Warrants in South
Missouri, the line OF the Sou hwestern Missouri
Railroad in connection with gentleman who has had the
selecting OF more than 100000 Of abroad land along
the line Of this road. For further particulars, terms, &C.
enquire Of the undersigned Cellar street. the Post
Office. [septGd&w q, FELLOWS.
lust RECEIVED per Steamer DR.. Robertson
y 2500 sacks Fine Salt;
$50 strictly choice Coffee;
30 bids prime Sugar;
bbs = ). Almonds;
10 bags Pepper;
10 bags Spice;
80 packages Tobacco;
30 bags Lebanon Flour, extra.
noy1t B. @. handy.
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nELEGATES to the Southern Convention 10 be held In
u Savannah, Ca will be charged full fare the NasI
vile and Chattanooga Railroad and be furnished with
turn ticket free OF charge if applied for.
dee1 H. l. ANDERSON, superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03

DELIGHTFUL AND HEALTHY LAKE SHORE FAMILY
Residence, in complete order: at L wishmrs, for sale
A DESIRABLE TRACE OF HIGH LAND
big wharf, measuring apent front Lake Pontchar
bnidines and mpSyements thereon consistnc Chiefly Of
spacious and elegant twosory dwelling having about 10 feet
front with large dining hail. six bedrooms, front and gall
erts etc. Kitchen servants rooms stables chicken house,
wash house. barn. carriage house bath house etc This prop
erty is well fenced mostly high cultivated and
handsomely planted flower and fruit Of
every descriptions the whole in first order, and worthy tho
special attention of amateurs.
The Household and Kitchen Furniture, etc.
p For further particulars apply TO
N. VIGNIE, liuctioncer,
a24 If Corner Of Cont street ari Exchange alley.
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oEIlIt n d. 3 Sc z I5T.


Ae WIN he tn n the
al III early beur tor.
$40 year III advance and Quarterly ct the
same fates, IL ID e the carriers
all cases
Sl; fersssry sabEs insertion 50 cent. 5SS
ea pags for every
#S #s insert s ssgs s5
nnbiishsa VIII be charged 81 per
Il sqaafe fpr insertion ls "A
bes published one month, .
charged accordingly; sub
be until the
orisdh Of ruprietors
IsisS0unS viii ne made % regular advertisers.
sTEaE1 DAILY CRESCENT
es medium foradyer
listers scuates largely, reaching
Of homes hour and being
before article
for fauii5 be I'D eousls published in iii
calumns,e 55ss4 sss5 4 gs$5
" NJ III NV III III IKE ~ 10 Es ESGEN1N $s9
1srnhlishod
adyaace. Having an extensive circulation
isiana, ana other
States favorable mode to Of
theirssvaess and ertseasns ~
serted for SIper square. each insertion.
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Hes.,.tng's Safe again n'fcto,sious.

Extract OK letter from Norfolk Va dated jan H. 1856
One Herrinss celebrated Fire proof Safes AdanB
Express Office building burned several
ago. remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday
when was The fire, The occasion alluded
to- Of The fercest sw, and when the chest
found after lapse Of forty days, it was surrounded
by ebers, glowing brightly. When opened, the and
articles found be sound and generally
good condition. thus aorng another proof Of the security
superiority Of tese saes The alluded 10 may be
warehouse Of Mess Rowland Bros, who agents
for makers 1t SHOWS clearly the evidence of
of its ncobustbe qualities when its exterior redhot in
burning furnace that roared around IL and amid the embe
that glared around it for hours days and weeks
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sale Of the above
named Safes. a fall supply constantly on hand.
c. c. MILLER g. CO.,
MO 2ptf Ne. 10 Grayer street.
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sss# BY BI.AcHE & BEAUMONT.
5 4. 5sassss as ssessd hX arts Sf
e "sSfs" s sa
sTak2 he y s'sss5 Fs5's s bs
sass ass asa S,s@a s
Deputy Surveyor General, on the lin August 1866 aud
o'sst 9aSs fHS'tS bounded
psAass Deputy surveyor Gsnssa .Is Seth August,
@ be s t BsPy ya ssrs s9 aE s
by l02 feet inches and lines depth and Hagan Ave-
Nos 2 inclusive haS,ss essl enees liiss
@ hs s so as5 # d Bsqys and s
street o2 feet sinehes md fines in depth and font
BY i5s feet I'll il inches and lines in depth.
Hasa Senne havin 80 feet inches aud lines front On Gus
iohouse street BY 10 feet saches and lines in depth and
e 81, g oI nss s sna
lines front on Cusonhouse street. by loz iee ehes ana
me- .s ss. IS @ nSa5ea
street by o2 feet inches and lines in depth and front on
s X 's ST. 'fass sH9 flsf asata
9le Cont j ass R asys av ssa int e 5
| PLAN American measure, to,wit-.
e g ss 8 ssfH ca
feet inches and lines in depth and front on Iasa venue
ss Se 81 ss and sG,f on n Cont ia
s o ;s 1sh BE
having feet and + nss ron on Bsys y
lot No e the Of B ssn aa RGnaQn se
i ~ insbss Esao
lines Let SS o sse BY s
depth Nos is e = having VS. saS g s ase*
lines in deph Lots No ii wing e feet
3 a ret 4 a a On
by II est T m R n S n da IN ssp hn, by Cont Rem
shS 4 &at asssfa
'fi o 30 ofin IL the arSndss Walk eaa
ira e9n hsSn g feet 70 iaceS end H., lines
Cont by % feet inches and lines depth and tFoat On
sEaf from TsaS @ s farnas
@ Ws a EH4@9n 1 c Ws e 70 ss sa hs
front Cont street " g feet inches h. depth aa front on
ns dividing N92 j h@yl5s9 fset q
lines e., N 81 IA s a9a
deEih On diyaIne lot NJ IS NJ Isyn6
lines s{fsSt i st inches md
s6 ssPf hsH ss s and
ass q st n nhe sp s IN s S Hn on GS so ts By
Lot No d having s. feet 10 inches lines fon CaEon-
&c W nss h sp s6 BE- he as fSsi p on ss
VIII % - feet = s Dn Ds od PR S g. e M
Inches and nes in depth on The line diyding from lot Ne
walk 80 feet Inches and lines front Conf stres ~
S7 feet inches and lines in depth the line dividing 1t
/ from lot No. 6.
lot No having feet 10 inches and lines fraat Ca-on
Walk inches and lines front Cont street by
20 feet inches and lines in depth on the line dividing from
| lot No. g..
Lot No having 80 10 inches lines front Garon-
Walk inches and lines front ti srest by
92 II inches and lines in depth on the line dividing from
| lot No TO-
TERMS AND COND1TI0NSForth the dwelling hoHse front
ing Apollo the purchaser the payment of
note ssh the November, the balance,
half cash and half twelve mouths credit for notes
tisfacoriy endorsed bearing special the
For other property third cash the balance SIX
months credit for satisfactorily endorsed bear
/ ing special mortgage on the property.
The buildings be insured and policies transferred Such
will be paid maturity obear interest nj the rate Of
eper cent per from dave as final clause only be
all the Of all The
for 1855 and above the price of adjudication.
of sale before Magne Notary Public at the
Of the purchasers. a29 my5 II 10 jc3
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DOUBLE n CRESCENT.

X TI,e Crescent NIL be published Monday morning,
81 4 double sheet, Al usual. Our Mondays pablica.
ton il III lie of in southEW L
W contain al amount Of literary
I'D misc matter usual auantity Of
foreign domestic ana news; also, the
official publication Of the Boards
Of the Common Goancil their last meetings, and
other official matt si III ss.$A 5
As onr edition viii Be large, it's scarcely
necessary to call the attention Of our dyertisng
friends to tie facilities II offers fol making theil
wares known. IN 81 hi Vi Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03
A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman

A PERFUlED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of dsagreeable breath, when
by using " Balm of Thousand Flowers" denrfce
would only Sweet but leave the teeth white ala
do know their breath bad and the
subject is delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
single drop of the Balm your tooth brush and wash the
teeth night morning. fifty cent bottle will last year
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
balm Of Thousand FloTers.'' Il will TAM pmple
eckles from the skin leaving of soft and roseate hue
Wet towel pouron three drops and wash the face night
and morning.
Sharing Nude EasuWe your shaving brush in either warm
cold water pour three drops Of Balm of Thou
Flowers " beard we'll and it will make beautiful
soft ater much facilitating the operation Of shaving Price
only 50 Fetridge & Co., propretors For sale by j.
Wright e Co., 0. 0. Woodman, and all druggists.
F,1s 4
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FIRE DErART4rsr OF New oRLrAss

- - Vlte u TIC ChlsI hNgiheef, ApflI Is50,
ne In consequence OF the great confusion
created at fires by the crowds usually gathered ees obsuct.
ing the members of the Fire Department efficient dis,
charge of their Nranos dne and preventing their safe
from falling wallis, explosions, etc. "
Notice hereby given that from and this date
with arrangements with his Honor the Mayor
he City Police will be in attendance 10 take Of the
streets in the vicinity Of the 6re with strict clear the
and admit within the lines except persons
with the Department in uniform wearing badges designating
the companies they belong to. ~
The attention Of parents guardians and owners Of slaves
particularly called to the foregoing
Companies in charge of chains and stakes requested
mediatey upon their arrival to turn them over 10 the
police ~
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a VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING IN THE FOURTH

District.
BY BENZ. KESDTG, Aucoueer-Oice No. So Camp street
SATURDAY, the Sd May, at 10 O'clock, at
- Banks Arcade will be Sold the following described yaua-
bic improved propetty--s,..,
\ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
thereon in the Fourth District square bounded BY ST.
Andrew Josephne Nayodes and Apollo streets and designated
No. said lot II inches lines front
Apollo by depth the inside line dividing it from Lot
No Of Ito feetG inches Hines 10 feet inches the other
upper line and width and front Of Is feet inches
alley feet wide fronting ST. Andrew street. common
all the lots. The improvements said lot comprise two
kitchen containing rooms the yard paved, hrdran and
good cern woodse and other necessary outhuldDgs in the
yard, back entrance on st. Andrew street. h sas
TERMS--The two notes
for the Of 46S each due October 81 1856 and April 81
1857 balance oue-ird cash. the remainder g. IL IS and "a
months for bearing mortgage the property With per
cent interest from date to maturity and if not then paid
final payment buildings ba insured policy
transferred to vendor until all the notes paid.
before james Graham notary public the
ncnge Of the purchaser. s a23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03

ms~ The American Party--saturday night
next, Sd May Delegates will be appointed No 9New Basin
The appointment of Delegates the important step in the
programme. Every who desires tho Of party
should attend and Appoint good delegates and they will
make good nominations With good nominations, success
certain.
nlyl 2pA g.z- .z-L. -,.t4. r,to
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We, having each SQfeet, 9inches, lines
!, by To- feet, 5 Inches and lines in
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UNRESERTED SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
Unmproved Property in the First District.
BY BENZ. kENDIG Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, May 3, 1856, MT I2 O'clock, at

i. FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with all the i'm
thereon situated in the First District in the
bounded by Lafayette ae HerGl Magnolia Cypress and Vine
street. Lot No. forms the corner of Lafayette, Gate evaJ
and Magnolia streets 35 feet front Lafayette
ne eva by depth and front of "a feet on Magnolia
IS inches in the running back alley
feet wide in all the teuenents the adjoining lots
Nos. and g. 30 feet front by depth Of IA feet and 30
feet inches in the Lot No. measures 80 feet front by
depth Of So eet lines and 81 feet 10 inches lines in the
with stablng in the rear-al per PLAN
The improvements said double
story brick houses divided into eight separate each
having and cabinet kitchen and servants
ROOM good large cser and all other necessary outbuldng in
each yard This is il excellent order and will be
sold without
Q TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the same square
and adjoining the above property and numbered and 10 Lot
No. forms Lafayette Gate eyi and Vine
and % feet inches and lines front Vine street.
By depth and front Lafayette Of 1 feet inches lot
No. 10 adon the above lot and &c feet inches front
on Zine street, by depth of l25 feet per plan -
g. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the First
District in the square bounded by Claiborne Lafayette ate He
No forms Of Claiborne und Lafayette date Hevial
and % feet inches and lines front Cai-
borne street. by depth and front Lafayette of l22 feet
inches lines aud 80 feet inches lines in the Lot No.
aons the above lot and 2 feet front Claiborne
by depth of III feet lines the line towards Cypress
street. and l2 feet inches lines the side towards lot No.
s.. Lot No measures q feet ont Willow street by ii
depth of 100 feet between parallel nesall per plan,
TERMS-Onehaf cash, balance at II andlS months, for
notes hearing mortgage the property, with cent inter-
from date TO maturity, and if then paid per Cent, until
final payment
Acts Of sale before Jas Graham notary public at the
of the purchasers, A23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03
A VALUABLE BRICK STORE ON ST. MARY STREET
I'd. [.r t4T Fourth District. % ,Iy * EF
" BY BENJAMIN kENDIC, Auetioneer..

a BY BENJAMIN kENDIG, Auetioneer.'
GATURDAY, May sd, 1856, at 12 o'clock, Mt
y Banks Arcade the following valuable improved property
will be sold lta 70
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon situated in the Fourh District in bounded by
Camp Felicity St Mary aud Magazine streets Said lot nea
% feet inches front St Mary street by adeph between
parallel lines OF 10 feet at which depth the lot widen feet
inches the side towards Magazine street and continues with
a INCREASED Whit ufsief aep ol ~ iee, uah tie it
two story brick store with slate roof The first floor oc-
cupied shoe the second story finished dwelling
divided into three frame kitchen good well Of
and all other necessary out buildings in the yard The house is
lighted with gass s*Et i. 80 -.
TERMs-one third cash. the balance at one two and three
years, bearn the property with interest
per from date to maturity and II not then
paid per until final payment the buildings 10 be insured
policy transferred vendor til all the paid
Act of sale before James Graham notary public, at the
pepse Of the purchaser. aZ' 4
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GECDND-HAND FURNITURE STORE. No,
~ q BRronne street, Canal
of all descriptions bought sold
changed repaired vanished in the on
reasonable terms.
Persons declining housekeeping wishing dispose Of
their furniture, would do we'll to call on the undersigned
fe23 SIN P. NJ T0URNE,
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TSMBALNlNG THE DEAD.-T. CASANAVE.
F. Undertaken No 81 Maais street between Gnsomhouse and
Bepve having TIFF rfht ST1 Pr OF New
all orders, by day night The process is simple and is
him are warranted keep free from decomposition and be
taken any part Of the world without eShalng the slightest
odor the year Bodies advanced of
decomposition restored perfect state of preservation
particulars pamphlets will be given to those who may
apply. 80
n B-Deceased Ministers physicians and lawyers will be
embal1ned free of charge. aG2 On
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Er A learned writer, Dendy, says: DRY
den his brilliant visions Of poesy, flesh: and
Mrs. Radcliffe adopted the PLAN Green tea and coffee,
we Sleep induce dreaming Baptsta Pora for procuring
quiet and pleasing Dreams swallowed horse after
supper Indigestion and that condition whcis termed weak
or irritable stomach constitute fruitful of visions
immediate direct influence Of epeon, in totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition in waking moments is
proof power erange the circulation of the brain and
the mental faculties in sleep People who troubled with in
Digestion may surely get relief from Hollands German Bit
ter sold exclusively in this country by Dr. G. NJ Jackson
10 street. Philadelphia, and by his agents. See adver
tiseuent, al 2plm&W
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oFy1er OF THE CnlEr O.

ALFRED BELASGER, Chief Engineer.
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nv BENJAMIN KENDIG, 5Auctioneer.,
c, Av,TJJsnAY, the 10th of May, 1S56. at IL

, n,rlock at Banks Arcade, will be seld 1T auction
THAT very desirable residence of Isaac W. Cuer in Covng
ton La having ITO feet front Rutland street by $50 feet
deph on New Hampshire The dwelling is large two
story brick house. built in the most substantial manner, we'll
finished has eight large finished rooms besides basement slate
roof galleries. pantry, bRhhouse servants houses, Kitchen
carriage house stables under ground esen etc. large shaded
yard flower and vegetable gardens shrubbery fruit trees ETC.
Titles guaranteed. T. ..H
TERMS third cash; balance at and two years. credit
for satisfactorily endorsed bearing cent interest,"
from date until paid with retained upon the property
Act Of sale before James Graham notary public, at the
pense Of the purchaser. SIS
plan Of the property is exhibited the auctioneers Of
fee No. So Camp street. Call and see it. ap23
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4 LAKE COMMERCE. We give below the receipts Of
produce in the basin and canal Of the Canal and
Banking CO. for the last month, amounting, according
to the estimate to $l55ooo. The value Of merchan.
disc which has gone out through the same channel
must have amounted to half million Of dollars, Of
which not more than onehalf could have been re-
ported through the Custom House. 1t is safe esti
mate to assume thatfiye millions of dollars annually,
90 ont through this back route Of our city.
Receipts of Produce IN he Net9 Basin forths Month Of april
1a56Gotton $40 bales Lumber 40 coo feet; Wood 1850
cords; Brick 0o0 Sand 5000 hbs Shells $500 bills;
Charcoal s. COO bbs Tar, hbls Shingles sl5 0 Lshs,
Slaves, S500O RoEn, 500 bbls Spirits Turpenne,
10 pplt Potatoes 100 bbs Deer skins As bales
Oak Knees ST. Bales Gunny Bags o Bales Rags, Gunny
Bags 0o Lime, 10 hhds Cedar Posts, So Cattle, Ill; Salt,
I'll rio sacks; Tobacco bales. s& "A fp
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WatchnseEsimg' Matchmaking

e. II. BUCKLEY,
date Young 4 Co.. CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention Of purchasers to his entire
new stock OF fine WATCHES, JEWELRF and SILyERWARE
manufactured imported expressly his ORDER every article
Of which is fully guaranteed
Particular attention isinyited 10 his WATCHES
which ha exeelled in the city and will bo sold prices
lower hHn is often asked for Rn inferior article
~The scsst attention, as heretofore in Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting, or Jewelry Work ala 2pItr
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Elr. Samuel Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS scALD HEAD WBITEsRELIIsG, SORES aud
ULCERS OF every description. ja9l 2ply