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PUGET SOUND HERALD.
srEILACOoM, W. T., MAY !, 1858.
Congressional.


by volunteers was resumed, and MI. Faulkner
Of Virginia made speech IN 0pPosinon 70 II
At the conclusion Of his remarks tne house went
into COMMITTEES Of the whole on the DiPlOmauc
Appropriation bill, and proceeded 70 tne dis-
eussion Of the Kansas question. MI. Aeitt' Oh
South Carolina, made speech, in which he an
nOunced his belief contrary to the views Of some
Of his friends, that the people Of Kansas cannot
change their Constitution prior to 1854.
The United States Senate, on the 10th, passed
. resolution to pay the heirs Of Senators lately
deceased compensation for the special session Of
Congress, and up to the day Of their respective
deaths.
In the House, p,the 10th, Mr.. Stephens, from
the Select Committee on Kansas, asked leave to
present the majority report Of the committee.
Objection was made by Mr.. Shuman, Of Ohio,
whereupon Mr.. Stephens announced that he
should take the responsibility Of printing it as Il
would not come up in the regular order Of bust.
ness in q month. l-i u rs7-.s-
In the Senate, on the llth, Mr.. Cameron pre-
ssntsd I memorial from citizens Of Pennsylvania,
in favor Of . line Of mail steamers between Phil
sdslphia and Rio Janeiro; measure suggested
by the importance ofOu commercial intercourse
with Brazil. Mr.. Polk Of Missouri spoke on the
Kansas question, endeaVcring to explain away the
alleged election frauds, and contradicting the
statements Of Walker, Stanton, &c. de denied
that majority Of the voters had been distranch-
ised. and that MissOurians had invaded the polls
Mr. P. proceeded TO describe the mode in which
Missouri immigrants went to Kansas, voted, and
returned TO their homes saying they intended TO
90 back to Kansas in the Spring. He then stated
the grounds Tor his belief that the LecomPtOn
Constitution should pass, being substantially the
argument Of Mr. Stephens report in the other
House. sstH7
Mr. Benjamin Of Louisiana expressed an inten-
ton 10 defend the Judges Of the supreme COurt
against the attacks made upon them.
z He spoke at length on the DIed Scott case,
rePelling tho charges Of Senator's Fessenden
and Seward. He delivered eu.ogy on Chief
Justice fancy, and indignantly complained That
such aman should have been compared to Jetifies
Mr.. Beajamin's reputation as q lawyer Is high,
and his speech appears to have been able and tell.
ing. Much was expected Of him BY his Southern
friends, and apparently they have not been disap-
pointed At the close Of bis remarks the Senate
adjourned ssgs1s5 s5a
Mr.. Harris Of Illinois, the Chairman Of tho
Kansas Investigating Committee, rOso 70 quss-
''S- '. f'.-@er. y-'..~- - ' -
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Parties who are preparing 10 import laEg.
number Of camels declare themselves ready tc
submit proposals for transporting he army sup
plies to Utah via TexaA BY camel trains, 2B pen
cent less than the cost Of transporting in any
other way. A gentleman of some distinction IN
Texas is making arrangements 10 establish On
extensive camel park On The line between COrpu.
Christi and n PAso, 70 which point and 10 An.
1cna, when L shall be organized, It i also pro.
posed 70 opsn weekly lines for mail, army, and
general transportation. Gen Davis and the Wau
Department have made the country . valuabl,
present in the intrOduetioa Of this useful and
hardy ship Of thspnirieR" rhs general dom.
ieiliAtiOn Of this animal on the great dry plain,
Il the West win give new and unthourht q
valueto that extensive region; for Il Is peculiarly
adapted 70 camel raising; and this business, !,
before predicted, win soon become marked Isa-
ture In Western sntsrprise
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ARMY NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING,
y The U. .. TFOups, Fort Sisilarrom. W.. T.. with
Fr0h Btf ior the year commencing Jolly 1st 1858, viii
n. % honday. the Slat Of Nay. .le52 ~ a sssf' =
Beef must b tresh and g0od, and Of wholesome
quality. delivered In quarters, equal proportion q
tines per week In Quantities varying with the number q
Troops q the Post Ihe amount required a. present PEI
week e about 200 u.s. which may Be- increased Or dm-
i1hed during The year, Paymenl 70 be made monthly.
Proposals. 70 Be addFessd 70 the Acting Assistant Gun.
miary q eulais1ence. Fort Sleilacoom W. T. and en-.
doIled Proposals of Fre1h Beef Wfltiem contract
and hund with two nnreiie8 70 accompany The PTupoll
Contract WIN Be given 10 he lnUe1i Responsible kdder
The Commlry reserves the rieht 70 reject an bids
Bdds ere invited o be pIosrnt at the opening of pro
RaIt saslIasoan. AprIl %. lsss. as
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The Indians ct the north have again commenced
to murder, rob and plunder the inhabitants. II
Is aid that two men who were on the way to the
mines, were murdered few days since, BY Ka-
miakin's band Of Indians Col. Steptoe, ct the
latest dates we have from Walla Walla, was on
the point Of starting with detachment Of United
States troops in pursuit Of the murderers. He
learned the names Of The Indians, and expressed
entire confidence in the report, and was deter.
mined to arrest and punish them. We received
from Mr.. Davis, gentleman Of undoubted veraci-
ty, the following accounted arecent robbery, and
pursuit Of the robbers:
Mr. DKYER-Sir: On the night Of the 18th
April party Of Indians, supposed to be some
fifteen or twenty, came tony place on Dry Greek,
head Of the Commissary cattle. II was not
ascertained that they were gone until about ten
O'Clock on the 18th. Lieut. Gasden was ordered
out with thirty men. he started at half past
two O'Clock, and at six O'Clock on the morning Of
the 18th was at the crossing Of Snake River, .
distance Of seventy miles from the Fort But on
his arrival ct the river he found that the Indians
had crossed, and Is there was no means Of cross
ing, he had to return to the post
There Is now probably the most efficient CON-
mand at the WaIla Walia that was ever on the
coast; Company ], commanded by Major Greer /;
Company @, Capt Taylor; Company Il, Lieut.
Craig; Company Z, Lieut. Gasden, and two COM
panies Of Infantry.
.a % :. - - WALrzR DAVIS.
We learn that Kamiakin says he is determined
to fight and this is but the prelude to recon-
mencement Of the Indian war in Oregon.
We are informed BY gentlemen just down from
the Grand Round Reservation, that the Indians
there are becoming extremely restless, and man
ifest q determination to leave for their mountain
homes on the coast The chiefs Sam, John and
Limpy, had talk with Agent Miller, a few days
since, in which they insisted upon permission to
leave. They say their people are all dying of on
the reservation, and that they win not remain
there any longer. Those best informed expect
general stampede every night, in which case q
collision viii be inevitable. Thus il win be seen
that the Indians south or north, are r from being
subdued or conquered, and that another Indian
outbreak win in all probability soon occur
Weekly 0rsgOnian, 24th ult
, 1858-05-07
ROREIGN.


Tho trial Of the conspiratOrs against the life cf
Emperor Napoleon resulted in the conviction Of
Orsini, RudiO and Pierri, who had been sentenced
to death, and Gomez, who had been condemned
to penal servitude for lie. The prisoners are
thus described in the Indictment: z
/. Felix Orsini, literary man, aged 20, born
at Me:dO.A ROman States residing usually in
London, GnglAndD having lodged in Paris, in
Rue Monthabor, No. 10.
.. Charles de RudiO, aged rs, professor Of Ian.
guages. born ct Bsllumo, Cvenstian States) re-
siding usually ct Nottingham, England having
lodged in Paris. Rue Montmartre, No. ls9 Hotel
de France ct Champagne. ~
8. Anthony Gomez, aged 20, servant, born At
Naples, Qtaly) residing usually in England, hav.
ing lodged in Paris, Rue ST HOnore, Hotel de SAKE
Coburg.
4. Joseph Andrew Pierri professor Of langua-
geA born 1t Lueca, Guseany) residing usually
ct birmingham, England having lodged IN Paris,
Rue MOntmartre. No. ls9 Hotel de France Ct
.. Simon Francis Bernard, formerly surgeon
in the navy, born at CareOssOnne, (Ande) and now
abscOnded Zen .faitsl
Mazzini writes 10 the London TIma Is follows
concerning Orsini:
"whatever opinion Of 0rsini may be enter
tained by those who frankly appeal TO Heaven
and earth against the attempted murder Of ty-
rant and to quietly witness, without single
wordof indignation, the lasting murder Of whole
people In Rome, none has . right Of taxing Orsi-
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WILLIAM JORREs,
WILLIAM JORRES,
SUCCESSOR 70
JACOB gTRAIuE = BROTHEn,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER,
Ne. I13 sasramsn1o a1res1.

A LwAYs on HAND. A LAnGE AssonT-
"A msnt q nIl1IARD TABLES q ~ siyle mlnuActurod
81 Rnlslood MaheGany, walnut end Oln1l weed 0aie,
NIaIoaeor Wooden BeaS, aluAyB on hand- An nscrnlV
FIXTURES FOR BILLIARD SALOONS
Consany On hand and Or sae 81 ne loysIt pssA IsA
prTchalaf elllblhment uaran1od of ~ bll qily.
~ OIden hon ths Interior O. hon any portoi q fks
Picl1e ooasi, promptly attended "a ! .7l5If ftl
REPAIRING OF TABLES AND UTENSILS
que1sd % myarEs aG1Insnt Of BnL1ARD INDIA RUBnER
cUsHl0Ns-a neu invention nsr.on. requrilg tAsn c.a
cushions, o. 1endlng exncl mea1ufoa "a
~ uuula inform he publir. thlt having enplsyo1 NJ
BTo) .ble - eolpsis IN any ethsr asd h,nSns-
turer n he elate. i-.f - In
, 1858-05-07

Ths edvicss rseslFsd from Camp Scott 70 The
aethef January. b. the arrival of John Harinsll,
Secretary q Utah. are highly sAtiEhetory. Ths
trOops wus IN sod condition. Ths Ulah and
Cheyenne indians an desired peace - 7
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LEGAL NOTICE.

sEcoyp DIsrRrcr oouRr SUCCESSION OF MARY LANDY
OF New Orleans ULLY-No 1909
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
This estate and 70 all other persons herein interested
show within ten from the notification II
they have can why the presented By admins
OF this estate should not be homOogaed and approved
the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court:
p s. WILT, Clerk.
DEuTIENE Corr DE JUSTICE, SUCCESSION de MARY Lam
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n cers de la snsde succession ct pesonnes
que celia peut dayOir deue dix iours dater
de Ia presene publication les rasons pour equees lie compile
presente radmnsaeur de Ia de sera point
approuye homologue les fonds
eonformement a dit compile.
Par ordre de la cour
al6 % rs p, g. WITTY Grenier
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M. sCHNEIDER'S PLEYEL PIANO DE
Rf=<9E4POT No. 50 Royal street.
IkfI The undersigned would call the the
puhlic 10 his e. and extensive sock of
PLEYEES UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured expressly his
These Pianos for finish admirable and touch,
pissed any and offered the lowest prices
Sole Depot for LETERMES CHAPEL ORGANS, Aecor-
dions Flunas, Of Louis XIV Oriental Gothic STYLE
with without the Celeste Sound.
PIANOS TO HIRE. Tuning and Repairing attended to.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO Royal street,
Jas 3n opposite Louiana Bank.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoNPAsY,l
New Orleans, April 6, 1858. !
RS- Notice Is hereby given that la conform
ny with Article three Of tue yla~s OF this Company,
annual election Tor nineteen Directors during
ing will be held this office, WEDNESDAY, the I'd
dayof June between the hours Of ~ NJ and2P NJ
as III GEO. q. LAWRASON, Secretary,
r3-Dudley Lodge No. &C, r.. aud A.. NJ
Regular Communications OF this Lodge held EVERY SAT
UkDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, in their Lodge Room
the GRAND LODGE, Masonic HALL Of ST. Charles and
Perdo Members Of the Graft ateray invited
to attend.
oTFIoERsH. NJ. Crensha W. NJ. Thaddeus d. Van Horn,
S. W. 5. J. Gulit. j. w. Henry Bebee, C. s.
sharp secretary; W. H. Stewart S. d. W. O. Copeland D.;
Chle TYLER, ab "
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s H. GILMAN,
mo am No. 20 GrAvinr street New (lrle d


MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 80 uusumhouse street. uesr
Syphitic and all Private Diseases without Mercury hindranee
from business friends and guaranteed in
all
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. prac
tce in all Of the United States and Europethe
markabe he has effected which hcur
the confidence of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed Private and Of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DR.. James
mRneny eradcaes namely Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Structures. urrlhal Discharges, elect Gonorhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females
hamuaon of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tum0rs aud all Diseases Of the Skin.
Dr. james would also call the especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves thai
and solitary habit which ruins the body mind unfit
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth,
Weakness of Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head Dness Of
Vision Loss of Muscular Power Palptaon Of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness rritaby symptoms Of Consumption,
Mentally the fearful effects the mind be
dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusion of IGeas Depression
Love ct Eoude Tnidy etc. Of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with of the above should
fail TO call Dr. James and be at restored perfect
heth let false decacy prevent hut apply and
yourself from the awful and dreadful Of this
terrible malany
Weakness Of organs Immediately cured and full vgor
restored.
Remember 1.-THE Medical of Dr. 50 Custom
house
Private separate reserved Hours of attendance
from A NJ. to p NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
PSRecent Of Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
pay. DR.. JAMES,
oil ly 81 (ustnnhouse
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND's
~ CELEBRATED

DOCTOR HOOFLAND's
~ CELEBRATE
GERMA BITE
Prepared by DR.. G. NJ JACKSON PHII.ADlLPRIA, Pa
VIII ehectually Cnre
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia sun.ce, Chronic Nervous
Debility Diseases of the Kidneys anS all Diseases
arising froRn disnrhered Liver or Stomach.
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness Blood the Head
Acdiy of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Funess Weight in the Stomach SouI Eructaons Sink
ing Futteng the Pr Of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing, Futteng
Heart, Choking sufocatng sensations whom in lying
Din VISION Dots Webs before the Sight Fe
aud I II Pain in the Head; Deficiency of Precipitation,
Yelowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Back,
Chest Limbs. Sudden Flusbes NJ Heat Burning the
Flesh, Constant Imagnngs Of Evil, and great Depression
Of Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of public
preparation, does with feeling of the confidence
its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which II
mended
II uutried article that the
test Of years. trial before the American people, and lis
reputation and sale unryaed by similar preparations
tant The testimony its favor given by the prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in all the
country immense and careful persa Of the Almanac pub
shed annually by the proprietor had grtiH
Of his Agents but satisfy the skepesl that this
remedy really deserving the celebrity has ohseo
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. AIS ARCH street, Phil
Adelphia Pa
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail. by
]. WRIGHT Co,
d30 ly&W q and ISL Ghartres street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT BRAEDY-THR UNDERSIGNED, del,
w appointed Agent for the old established house Of AR
BouIN, MARETT co. for the sale Of their very superior
Brandes also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Pouney
Brandy now prepared 10 receive orders for either atihe oF
the Union supply constantly hand Samples can beseer
ut The store Of
8. WOLFF,
n17 ly Corner OF Gravier street and New Isevee
CHAMPAGNE-GONDEL GREEN SEAL WINE.
SDirec Importation from Rheims. For sale in lots suit the
trade. Orders received and transmitted by
A. A. NEVINS CO.,
lala Sm No. 90 Gravier street,
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET CHANDoNs
~ Feur de sery Oil de Perdrix Yersensy and Vim Imps
rial
JULES MUMM's CO.'S Anchor, vernsnay, oabine. and
Imperial.
The subscriber authorized liberal
for direct importation OF the above named very superior Cham
and socs the attention of dealers in general stoch
always on hand. Samples be at the office Of
s. WOLFE,
n17 ly Corner Of Gravier street and New I.svee.
CAZERAC BRANDIES- WE HAVE GOOD
~ supply hand aud receiving by direct imporA
frem France additions stock this ht hy
favored brsnd We have 1895 eighth pipes 1875 eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do dol S5 IN half quarter
pipes We invite the attention trade and
generally this article pure and nnAduteaed For sale
on New York teFms and prices, By
WIN. K. LBtERICH CO., "a Old Levee st.
ol9 ly Sole Apcnts IN this city.
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NV ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RR. oo,l
New Orleans, March ~. 1856. !
b9- In conformity with the charter, an eIec-
ton wi held office Of Company of Union
and ST. Charles Streets the Bank Orleans MON
DAY April 1871 s5s f. TO o'clock for eighteen Diree
tors twelve TO be chosen from stockholders residing Louis
lana and ak from stockholders residing In Mississippi provided
maory Of the stock Of the Company be said
election but If majority Of the stock he represented
the election will he held MONDAY. April 26th 1875,
the office Of the Company, from to o'clock
m.9 I'd X. s. CHARLES, Secretary.
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I Osp OR MIsLAID, IN THE CITY OF pHII.A-
~ depha, Pa omeme dnring the February last
the Coupons due January and February IS ls for the
est on the Bonds OF the Second Municipality OF the
Orleans Nos 50 and 10 and the bonds Of the old
Bank Loan also Of said city New orleans
The public cautioned against negotiating
men having been soppec and application made he Board
Commissioners VI tbs Consolidated Debt duplicates thereof
as 6gs JAMES RITcHtE Agent.
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A BIrA WATER FOR SALE


the numerous cures hns cted Of pany Of ne most rh
the iive Of The Skin Of the kidneys BroSeh 81
etc etc may purchased fresh wood or glass vessels
he A WfIber 4 a., n Gray,sr
street; T. Dechamps Louis street. NJ Mortons Pow.
street al w b. Abrams corner of Camp and Com
mon streets.
alys Of ~ tue IN MS report or an
Among the recorded ANALYSIS Of several bundrad
lar 10 the A MIN Snrings y 49, 7'N' INV N' '04ie '''ni
This Sprng lecaed on the head WATERS or the Anita ~
ri, stt T. m c pa,sn 81 81, Am m
az water n as well as sor he sorcs ~ a.
current as It makes exit from the earth which moves clearly
Gs s fountain head Is in an elevated and at gegt
ah, @ pi,, S qss'y o. wafer aisenHrgeu
ou ~ ta when never increases or de-
wi q m Nv ~ pf y, 'a't" natural Arteslan
~ rrsyrn, ,ba 80, ,r ~ a. IN ~ a.
birs ~, ua a. s,s IL ru "a s mn, 70 persons
no rnsnnar con- "ctsd' viii, ~, rr; H., - IN
a,oning nrono"t H., ,Ts a. ~ ~ 49, w on vi
ALTA Waier, r., ~ ,be Raeay Snrinf, ~ u 40 '"e u
min N ~ e' fS' I G posSrEp
NV .. . poooIE h.
DISTOI. AND RJEI,T1 GaIIERy
WHITE NAH
a.. 9. "
t''''''''''''''''S LOUIS
MR. MICUON
,, from r9 p g informs amateurs the1 ne hss
Tbey "A g invited 10 call and try he same $500
By sin pie and new combination prize worth from 81 so
to sb0 can he drawn both with the nistal and rae W " ~
B1Ony a few more cbanres isf for he match
for the s,,lendid Painting and 6ne Ohm 80 40 in,
-
- sale by The subscribers
I5l sheets each 10 II G.d u h. 'OxsO.
50 " ~ q, 20 IS, 40, IS, 80 and Ssh.
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VNoBY's EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP sTREEr-

't'Obb . EAFnhSss NO. 81 OAhT elhEEl-
the steamer VIRGINIA who will Check all Baggage
through the points of destination take charge Of
GELS, Packages and small freight.
Passengers by the VIRGINIA their Bag
gage from the Hotels Residences Steamboats,
Office Travellers coming this bound the river and
who have decided their boat
their baggage stored Office free Of charge.
The Baggage Of the Virginia will be received and checked
the Ponichartrain Railroad.
The Express Box Chest Wagon leave our
Office half hour previous to The departure Of the per
her schedule
with attention and be delivered with Dispatch.
fel3 If ED. G. EDWARDS 4 co.
EOwLER's PATENT sTWAM BOILERs
have been extensively used for the last years.
for ue have proved be far preferable the ord-
nary boilers They combine the following advantages
Economy in fuel require cleaning small space
simple IN construction and do not much the ooi
nary inder nued Boiler and half
fuel saving hut Mt the time, complicated Boilers.
Planters others these Boilers opera
lion a the following places In the city:
Lcvee Steam Cotton Press Louisiana Cotton Press Caronde-
let Refinery l.. Homes Ornamental Iron Works
Numerous certificates be the Office Of the
and circulars, with plan of the Boiler will be any part
OF the country application to
D. H. FOWLER III Baronne street,
Manufacturer of Locomotive Flued and yn-
der Boilers sanl Pipes Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves
Chimney, etc, etc.
HAll this establishment will be guaranteed
equal point Of workmanship and MATERIAL the
country, aud at the lowest prices. MA 6m&W
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FLY AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERT PATENT.
Notice Is hereby given undersigned acquired
BY special with the the Patent Right Tor
the sale N Louisiana Of the above article
orders and communications must be addressed to us at
Iobbsr and Retailers whose orders are solicited will sup
piled on very favorable terms
H9-For sale also at retail. = -. =
ps-The above ingenious invention has been in
seasons and has attained popularity rarely eqnsed 10 me ms
OF its utility Where is kept running from the commence
be troublesome Kept running night they viii catch
qnoes which will the trap in preference to
alighting persons IN the ms II
N Tchoupouas street. General Agents for the South Of Tur
Bros. Of New York. Buffalo and San Francisco offer to
Turner'S Ginger Wine in and barrels.
:. sacEOer1y Brandy, in cases and barrels.
:. Raspberry
Cherry
:. Esssnce of Peppermint, :. :.
:. Forest Wine Bitters,
:. Stoughton Bitters, -. >.
:. Lemon syrups, in csses-Nos and 2.
And will sell them Wholesale at New York prices with the
addition Of freight and actual charges for cash oris
equivalent Jnly SIN
* ia snd fos feheapoSss street offer for SALE NUS 'Oi
250o Ave gallon Demiiohns
100 hamper: Madeira Bottles, SIS and SIS.
3 boxes Hook wine-Ainsteiner.
Is " :. Hockheimer Domdechaner.
Is :. Sparkling Moseile Muscatel.
80 casks ~ packages q 20 S. 40, 90 and
An Of which offer at extremely low prices to clear con
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Notice hereby given that the termination cf the copar
nershp now existing Rccordng articles Of
ment between the members OF arm OF Baylor Co
@. a BAYLOR
Manchester, March, 1855 az Jaw
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Notice hereby given that pursuant the resolution
viii on TUESDAY, April 20 1853, at IL o'clock NJ at the
o1nc charher adudcate to the highest bidder the above
mentioned privilege according specifications file.
MA HI Il. W. 1RINAGE, Comptroller.
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SOUTHERN BAsK, I
New Orleans March q 1855.
b5-A general meeting of the Stockholders
viii be held sAtuHDAl the ist OF May 1855, between
The hours Of 10 o'clock A. ~ and IL O'Clock ~ the office OF
Thomas Layton, Notary Public o. this city Tor the purpose OF
taking into consideration the expectancy altering the
Of he capital stock ibis Bank Of Eve hundred
dollars shares Of hunmei dollars coormably with
Of the Legislature OF this the Governor
Of the 18th March. 1858
MA FAEUERIGK RODEW AID, President