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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
STEAMBOAT ECHO" TO BE SOLD AT


DURSUAET to a decree OF the United ..s,..
4 States Court Tor the Eastern District Sx4ssey
OF Virginia, pronounced on the 2lst day OF
July 1873 In the OF r. o. Haskins libelsnt sssib
the steamboat Echo. defendant sui OF writ OF
exponss Issued in obedience to ssid decree, shall
THURSDAY, the l2th day OF August 1855 at II ocl"rs.
for cash. 10 be paid in spece) 10 the basin OF the kc
mond Dock immediately opposite tn" store OF Edm"ni.
Davenport Co l7h street. the said steamboat Echo
her tackle, apparel and furniture.
The said steamboat has engine Of 80 horse power
100 burthen; is 100 feet in length IL feet pchc- IL
beam, and 7 feet q inches In her depta OF hold
J. ID. STEEL, D. NJ.
For JoHs WILEY NJ. EvD
.IFN. B-The above sale is postponed until THURS
DAY the 2ud day OF September less, At the EJur
"D August gust l4--d5t For mo. vii *, NV
TRUSTEES SALES OF VALUABLE LANDS
AND NEGROES, IN THE COUNTY OF LOUISA.
trustees in = Deed OF Trust from James L. HhrIi
"A and wife TO dated the 10th Of June lsj-, OF
record in the Clerks Office OF Louisa County Court
sh" for the purposes OF said Trust proceed on Wedne
day the first day OF September 1855, II fair II TO
fair day thereafter on the promises TO sell IN" pro
prry conveyed by said deed namely tract OF band 10
the county of Lousa four miles East Of the Court House
on the waters of North. East Creek containing
Two HUNDRED AND ELEVEN AND a QUARTER
ACRES,
adjoining the lands OF Jos pend'eon and others 81.
this land there Is large and comnodous dwelling boEs'
recently built of the timber containing nine good
rooms. and all the necessary out houses tor farm this
size The land 10 well adapted 10 the growth OF the usn
crops raised in this region of the county and mostly
cleared ngood cultivatng condition Also another tract Ut
FORTY-TWO AND QUARTER ACRES.
known Head Quarters adjoining the lands oi JOSEF
X Pendetop and others. This Tract IL mostly IN wood
and very deslIabe that account aud is about halt I"
mile distant from the first tract. Mr. Harris who re-ides
he named will take pleasure IN showing Tie
land. any who may wish To purchase.
Al the time and place we shnll sell niue Ike;
Nrproes consisting OF one man. women and Xix boys
girls all the Household and Kitchen Furniture Far,
INK Utensils, aud Crops Of every kind and Description
three Horsos one Yoke of xen buggy Bsrouche
thren Cows and Calves four yearlings together with
number Of Sheep Hogs. &c.
should the sale not be completed on the day CON
mrnrrd IL will be continued from day 10 day until com
pried.
TERM, The above property will be sold on liberal
terms which will be made known on ibo day Of sale
The title tho property Is believed to be unqueoon
able but acting Trustees we shall convey oulY ouch
ttIe as il vested In US by said decd
ROBERT T. BlBB. } t,..s
EDWARD II LANE )
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FLUyANNA MILITARY INslITUTE

FLUvASNA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
A. FULKERSON, (Graduate Va. Military Instituted In
Str uctor in Mathematics and Tactics
f. MELTON (Crnduate University Virginia. Instructor
In Ancient aud Modern Languages go
d. 8 FARRAR, PRINcIrIL, and Instructor in English,
Natural Sciences, History and Literature
yHyHE next session OF this School will commence on the
IL lst Of September and end LIST July
The object OF this School being TO prepare young men
for the University the active duties OF ie the method
OF instruction is fashioned nearly as practicable alter
that of the University.
The military Department, besides aHoriing many other
obvious advantages fits young for study by tut
In, them that regular wholesome and proper amount m
exercise which is so much needed among students, both
to restore aud preserve hea thy and vigorous cohstn
tiuDs. =,
This Department will not in any manner interfere win
the regular duties of the Academic Course .,oo
TKRMs-Board and Tuition, ten months s2oo
(One half payable In advance.)
For Catalogues. containing particulars, apply 10 ~
July 3l-cw6w d. 5. FARhAf, faImyIh W..
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

Ohm Il. CARY. A. NJ, PmSciPAL, Instructor In An.
- cent Languages and Mathematics.
r. C.. EpnosDs V. NJ l., Assistant in Mathematics and
Instructor In Tactics
JESSE :. JONES a. 2 Assistant 10 Ancient Languages
PHILIPPE HgSLE, Instructor in Modern Languages and
Music.
Miss EMILY a. CLEVELAND, lnstructress in Female De.
partment.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages aud Mathe.
mates eaO. per session Of ten months; commencing
the nr-t Monday in October. Lights extra.
For Catalogues, further information, address the
Principal Hampton, Virginia Aug 5-ctOetl
s-y'WANTED-A situation 10 teach, bv Young Lady.
competent I" uIpart instruction In the Usual English
Branches, Latin, French ind Music. Aug 5-c3W
q SINGLE GENTLEMAN competent to teach
1 a Latin, Greek French and Mathematics, desires Il
situation - teach the ensuing year. commencing let Oc-
tJbrr. Address, JOHN CARY,
Principal Hampton Academy,
Aug l6-c3w Hampton, VA.
Y Wing and South please copy.
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

HANOVER COUNTY, VA
uyIIE u,xt session al this Insulation will commence on
j Thursday, the 23d OF September, with the following
instructors:
CHaRLRs r. STUART, Moral and Natural Science
JouS W. STUART, Ancient Languages und Mnthemat.
les. .
Miss FAySrE NJ IRDr Music aud Ornamental branches.
MISS French and English branches.
Ample arrangements have been nirde Tor nccommoda-
on in the boarding department. anu labor expense
will be spared mautain the high character gained BY
the School during the past session.
800 ,ncndino ws.h,nr fuel and lights s65 NO
Tt, In English branches. Is 90
ranoh 10 90
80 and Creek 10 20
1870 md Natural Philosophy 10 90
H., an piano Including use of instmmeLt - ~
Ornamental branches at the usual prices.
For Circulars u other Information address
CHARLES B. STUART,
I,Ir 3nc,f Ashland, We.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

1ATANTED.-CuLpEP Ek MILITARY INSTITUTE
w The Trustees of the Culpepe Military Institute
will appoint before the LIST o! September an instructor
ill the Chair of Modern Languages in that institution
well educated European, who can speak the LANGUAGES
dueny i. desired Applications. stating salary required
together with good Recommendations mus, be addressed
the Reyd mo COLE, President OF the board OF rus-
ices Culpaper C. H. Va July 2g-dtt
DICE tierces Rice. Tor sale by go,
II Aug IL JOHN n. "ofpoH SUN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
FEMALE CoLLEGlATE INSTITUTE,

Il.
TUNHE Fall session Of ths Institution will open on the
II I'D September.
FACULTY.
Rev. John g. Blackwell, A. NJ, President and Professor
OF NATURAL Science and Ethics
j. j. PJtts, A NJ, Professor Of Mathematics aud Ancient
Languages.
Arnaud Preot Professor Of Modern Languages and Mu
sic
Mrs F.. A Preot Assistant in French and Music.
Miss : A. Cobb, lnstructrcss In Ornamental Branches
and Assistant Music.
NuSic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Ar RALORHMA. STAUNTON. VI.
iHyHIS SCHOOL, which, tor Is years past, has been
n conducted by Mrs. SHETFEr AND DAUGHTERS, lie
still continued on the plan adopted at It's commencement.
The next artsIon will commence on the LIST day OF Oct)
Der next and close the last day o the following Jure
The number pupils limited to l6no day scho nrs
being rercvcd The aie at the head oi this establish
think that their past success in fhe ~ork OF edua
favorable notice those parents and guardians who de-
arc To combine their children and wards the advan.
tnpcs OF u ,chool and home education
TERMS For Board and English Tuition 300 per see
sion Extra char .Ps tor Music and The Languages.
Circulars, containing particulars, may oe obtained by
spnlica,ion 10 MRS SHEFFEi AND DAUHTERS,
r,uo e-c3u Staunton, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

gayHE next Annual Session begins "Wednesday,
II September 29th. Punctual attendance on that day
ia requested Applicants enter any Of the casses in
the Preparatory School or In College, Tor which, upon
examination they found qualified Commercial studies
pursued by those whose parents desreit Ampe accom-
ostious are provided or hundred and twenty pu.
pills
Session. payable seuannually in advance, covering all
expenses tuition anu boarding For h1In,aslun apply
tntbe REV DR.. kERFOOT,
Rector of the College, ST. James p. o Md.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
l. NJ. SINGER g. cos PATENT
SEWING MACHINES.

l. NJ. SINGER d CO PAIEHA
SEWING MACHINES.
OFFICE No GIT, MAIN STRERr. RICHMOND, va.
TIME great popularity of these Machines may DC
ily understood when the fact is known that any eoou
female operator can earn with one of them ONE lHou'
SAND DOLLARS YEAR. To every Tailor, Ses,nsLess,
Dressmaker and family in the country these Machines
would be invaluable. -,
l. NJ Singer & Cos Gazette beautifully illustrated
paper 10 Just published, and eXp,ins all partcua,
about Sewing Machines 1t will be given gratis 10 Ill
who apply for it by letter, or In person. ~
May 10 l. NJ. SINGER w.
SCHOOL WANTED
q SOUTHERN gentle man who has had eight years ex
"A perence in teaching the Classics, Mathematics and
the common English branches desires a school satis'
factory references will be given and required
Address g., Palmyra, Fuvanna county virginia SIS
ting salary. &c. August l6-d3tcti.
1NERTILIZERs. FERTILIZERS-Wesre now
II receiving fresh supplies of No Peruvian Guano'
which together with best A Brown Mexican Guhno,
Rhodes Super Phosphate OF Lime aud Pulverized Bones
we oher Tor sale In lots 10 suit.
sCHAER, KoHLER CO,
AuglO No. lie. Cary street.
PPLE PIERCER, CORER AND sLICER.-
"A We have In store and for sale very superior arn
Gle of Apple Piercer, Corer and Sicer-something new
CHURCH & FLEMING,
Augll-lm Corner Cary and 18th Sta
lDICKFOKD q HUFFMAN's PREMIUM
ID WHEAT DRILL, with Guano and Seed attach
,nent the most approved drill now in Call and see
Them CHURCH FLEMING Sole Agents.
Augl linn Corner Cary and 18th SITS.
CSOAP AND STARCH
- Colgate's Pale Soap, in whole and half boxes
b Pearl Starch
Do Fancy Soaps, jus. landed, and for sale by
sELDEN L. MILLER,
AuglI Corner Pearl and Cary stres,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

For John WILEY, N. r. u
IF1N B-The above sale is postponed until THURS
DAY the 2ud day OF September ISIS At the same EJUr
and place j. STEEL, u. NJ
August iI-d5t For mo F VII Ely NJ r V D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

TEACHERS.
THNHE undersigned desires to obtain situation as
u Teacher for Young Lady OF successful experience
In teaching graduate OF Wyoming Seminary, and wen
qualified 10 teach any Of the branches pursued in our best
schools except Music, Drawing and Painting
Also wanted, situation for very superior male tesch-
er r. NELSON,
Principal of Wyoming Seminary
Kingston Pa July l6-cWiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

IL of Pennsylvania West Penn Square, Phladelphia,
incorporated by the legislature 1859, on the plan OF
the Industrial Colleges OF Paris and Berlin, affords tho
rough prof ssona education Civil Engineering Mining
Engineering Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Ana
ical and Agricultural Chemistry, metaurgy, and Ar
| cnltecture -
Ample facilities provided for Field and Laboratory
Practice and Assistant Engineers may perfect themselves
| in any brunch Of their profession
| The SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION will begin on Monday,
| September 90, 1853. Apply to
| DIR A. l.. KENNEDY, President OF the Faculty,
July 29-2m Polytechnic College Philadelphia.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

nDICHMOND COLLEGE-The Trustees OF Rich
| R6 nond College will Tuesday the i7th Day o.
August proceed elect Professor to oil the Chair
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy in the said College
Communications must be addressed to Rev. Ro. RYLAsD
| President of the Board OF Trustees.
| JOHN NJ MURRAY
I'LL. I. c,17A,, Secretary of the Board,
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VALUABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY or
NEW HENT NEAR THE PAMUEkEY RIVER, ZOE

Addrsss-P. o., Brandy Station, Culpeper Co., Va
lime lg-rf Aup l9
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Nv ASTED By a college graduate who has had some
w experience, and is capable Of coaching La 10,
Crack and French and the higher English branches
SIT uation teacher either in family or schoo'
Refer 10 Rev Dr Howe of Ph,lrdephia, bishop smith
oil Kentucky aud editor Of the Chri'uan witness NO"
Professor Sparrow OF Theological Seminary raHHA w.
Va.
address Box 10, Wsl,hsn Massachusetts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
AUCTION SALES.

IN NEGROES This Gay, II 10 o'clock Nil >.
~ 20 likely Eegtoes-aen, Boys, Girls, Wo,. FL Il
hlldrrn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

NULPEPER MILITARY ISSTITUTE-Th'
~ next session OF this Institution will commence OF
the fret Monday in September, ls3s For Catalogues
apply to CHARLES T. Lhn roUi'
juy 2O-ctsepl Culpeper C. H., Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

Drawing and Painting al Predecessors PriCce
Payments half in sdvance-balnnee at the close oil the
session MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
MSS ADA BYRON MINOR.
Dr. Jefferson Minor takes great pleasure in saying thai
the move 10 Chester and the establishment oil Schoo
by Mrs Minor and her daughter, Miss a. Minor, mee
his entire approbAtion He promises parental eye over
the charge entrusted to their In event OF sickness
every attention will DO paid and charge made for pro
fcssiona services The situation, however is remarkable
for health
Address Proctors Creek P O., Chesterfield county, Va
auu r9p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25
Texas Intelligence,

There were five de..ths in GaIy- ton from yellow
fever on The Goth The News Gays:
The whole number Of deaths by yellow fever in this
city, up TO the present date reported by our City
Sexton, is 1856. There is now al encouraging prC l.
pee. of abatement in the epidemic from this time
The change of weather may be unfayorabe to Tho
now sick, but may be presumed to diminish the I'rl-
lence Of Che injection.
We understood there have been admitted To the
hG-pital Lome 100 cases of yellow fever, among
whom there have been but eight ten deaths. This
spelEs well for the management of that institution
The fever is said to be increasing in Houston.
Ro3erG Yenabie, an essimable young man from Yir.
ginia and Mexican desperate named Martinez had
dispute lately at nlacksmithis shop, few miFas
rom Beiton. Both were armed with shotguns and
alter two shots apiece were fired, both were killed.
The Mexican died Immediately, though shot with
bird shot Yenable lived about four hour, though
snot in the side with ten or twelve buckshot.
The San Antonio Herald, of the 18th, has the fol.
lowing:
We e7Fn that the commanding General vest arday
ordered the following movement Of troops for the
lief Of Major Van Dorn's Expedition, which is
ordered to continue operations in the Indian country
till sprjng-Capt. 0akes' company from Fort Clark
and the company Of cavalry now at Mcsou. Tn e
two companies will proceed TO Capt. Van Doru's
camp in the mountains without delay, and unite with
the expedition in its future operations
The General seems determined TO follow up the late
victory with promptitude and alaeriEy.
Twenty men from Fort Inge are ordered to go to
Fort Mason to act as guard to the public property.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

Girls IN CoLHEGE.-Some of the re9olmers in
Michigan have started the idea of admitting young
women to college to be educated in the same studies
and by the same instructors as the young men, A
committee in behalf OF The Michigan University have
addressed inquiries to number Of distinguished men,
heads of colleges and Others asking heir opinion of
The proposed innovation. Their answers have gener-
ally been unfaVorabIe The President Of Oberlin
College, where they make no distinction Of sex or
color, and hardly of anything else, is the only one
who has given opinion in favor of it. We think,
with the Providence Journal, that common sense
agrees with the experience of the learned mel who
have been consulted n this matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25
View York Quarantine Eseort1ons.


We frequently had occasion to remark on the ex.
tortion practised through the New York Quarantine
regulations, We might properly term them irreguIa,
tons and The parties to the annexed statement are
connec ed with he Rio Grande trade through Matamo
ros We think that The low charges Gu. ent in this city
ought 30 induce good share OF the Mexican business
10 come direct hither. Suppose the goat skins had
been shipped by steamboat to St. Louis, and thence
by railway to New York, would the New York au,
thorites have been any wiser? But it is not necessa
to ship produce to New York at all times Boston,
Philadelphia and Providence R. H. are all open ports
comparatively.
The following communication we take from New
York paper, and having some Acquaintance with
Mersrs. Shiers u Oliver we give credit to what they
say. We again desire 10 note that the a sertons
made against the charges in New Orleans have no
foundation whatever. The merchants of New Orleans
wo cheaper than any other merchants of standing
on the globe. Who would ever think ia New Orleans
Of charging on bale OF package, weighing only 10
lbs, 375 cents storage for one month"; and S7{ cents
labor
The b2rb C. C. Fowler, which arrived in this port
from New Orleans on the 2Gth OF last July and was
DEF nGd atQu8rntine, we were CDnsgnees of tii.y-5X
bales OF goat skins OF which we hand you the follow
ing per culars: By oder Of the Board of Health or
some oruer authority they were transferred for st0r
age % me barge Z. Coming, August % and on the
9th of Sep ember we received permission to shin them
20 Philadelphia. For ibis transaction and storage we
bad 10 pay the following bill:
=, orr e oSAEAA-.Ss STORAGE, TO Wall street.
Resses She@s OtEeS
70 ooge Sc half bales goa sktn, at y, per -
To i Gersss I'm vessel on &c half bales goat skins at ~ ~
rs per bale :, %
Teal, q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

TESTING Fuses AND Enthusiastically a pal ty
Of naval officers, consisting Of Capt. Rudd command.
ant of the Washington Navy Yard, Capt. D. n. In
graham, chiefof the Bureau Of Ordnance, Commander
Turner, Lieutenant Jones, ordnance officer of the
Paraguay expedition, and Lientenants Murray and
Smith, were present at the Navy Yard to witness ex.
perments with Gomez and Mills patent safety fuse,
and Hale's improved rocket. The experiments with
the fuse were very interesting aud satisfactory, the
explosion being effected instantaneously through
fuse 500 feet in length. Washington Union 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25
LouIsiann ynte,JIrence.
The Baton Rouge ADVOCATE q Friday saw

The Baton Rouge Advocate Of Friday says:
We have had steady rain coming down all the
mornng. The atmosphere is heavy and cool es a
con, 'Guence.
We can safely say that the yellow fever is subsiding
in our city. We have heard of new cases for tN0
days past The weather Is very uniavorable to those
now sick.
The Madison Journal of the 18th he's the following
paragraphs
There was a white frost yesterday morning. Tie
weather is still cool and dry. We have had one good
shower during the week.
YICEsEURG, SHREVEPORT AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Tue labor Thanksgiving and bridge building on this
road Il progressing rapidly rs could be expected
The track is completed nearly to Roundaway Bayou,
and learn that in the couTza of eight or ten days
the train viii be able to cross the Roundaway bridge.
great deal oflabor has recently been done upon the
road between Richmond and DeSoto, and the track
on that section Of the road is now an excellent one
and in good condition.
The Providence Herald Of the 10th says:
We were visited yesterday morning with a heavy
white FROST which made the air cool and bracing and
winter clothing comfortable We sincerely hope our
city friends have also received the same visitor Jack
Frost, wno will soon make Yellow Jack take his exit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

Iowa ELEeTIoN.-B Burlington, Io,ca, Oct I6.-Re-
turns received, which are reported to be official from
ten counties of this district show Republican gains
Of zoo the vote Of last year. and indicate that
Samuel r. Crsies, Republican has been reelected to
Congress by about 900 majority.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25
a HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

The remark NAV seem p,radn-,icsI vel # ia a fact
that there ia always something new, IN an old neyvs
paper; patoenlary when lbe pas,a, ia a ,ey,, ala
one. This we feel to be the case in looking over
copy Of the Newport CRhode Tslapd1 Mercury and
Weekly Advertiser dated Tuesday, December ID.
1853 It has been submitted 10 Us for inspection by
our friend, Mr.. J. N. Brigham Of the firm oF n. n
Taylor Co., No. 81 Magazine street and ig. Of a
truth paper well worth preserving as a cur,ositv
1t is coarse little sheet Of paper of about Is nv
20 inches, printed with the large antique type and
gh,headed 81 Of the last century has for head
centorpece, very coarse cut representing British
fort on the shore, British ship on the sea, and
very beefeatng looking Mercury cleaVing the clouds
with letter in his hand, containing probably the
latest British news. The second headline il, " Vim
tie freshest ADvicEs, FoKsiGS and DOMESTIC" And
the printer and editor, If not great man in his day,
was at lent brother to one of the greatest men of his
age-Beutamin FIankitn. For at the bottom Of the
foul h page-each page, we should remark, consist
ing of two broad columns without rule between-is
this: Printed by James Franklin, at the Printing
Office under the TownSchool, by whom Subscriptions
and Advert emen'q are taken in" Though the paper
is small containing altogether not more than could
be put into two columns of the Crescent it s still large
,a1 - ~ . - .. ~ A., -.
" ~ Wy ia',teSs,nS p'o.uie - 'ue ',.Ne'
u Whlch " was printed. y was printed at time
when royalty was supreme on this continent and
when the nj ntar had M rnnrn idaa nF man by tho
name of Wellington supplqnting the great George
than had Rip Van Wrinkle when he started out for his
twenty years nap and it is therefore interesting.
The first article in the paper is headed London.
and is general review of the state of Europe, in
which the editor uzas the pei ona pronoun an lead
ing of with an enormous initial I surrounded nv
I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

JAPANNED WARE, CHAMBER SETS, Erc.-Messrs
sepusl f. Moore Co. No. Camp offering great
stock Of household furnishing goods the crockey and glass
ue housekeeping ansis wooden tnware, ard every
;hog OF thpl kind. sss the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

CuETANs AND CARPErs.-To the large and mag.
rdeent sock OF goods by Merss j. D. Dansr5n
Co. No. IA GR~t >aeet We would call the attention q
houseEeepers Of al caste Feyhos yet produced by the
cape aud crtainmaSns be found Pierre 3ad 10
bad % low prices. Sc! adva..i sa menL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

GoYD's PEo-1FiC Co1roN sEEp,-Messrs. Thomp-
Blrae Nos. . aud . Commoa street. have on haud
large supply O. tie above aleo large lot East India d
SEA- nd yerf anRni