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COSTUMES, MASKS AND DoMINoEs.-

g. COSTUMES, MASKS AND DoMINoEs.-
ga MRS. l. U s A N
SEZr1 1902 Royal street between Cont and st. Louis
~ Begs leave 10 inform her customers that
u she has Just received from France splendid assert
ment for Masked Balls such Satin Dominoes all styles
Louis Kill XIV and XIV; Queens Guardsmen Harlequin
Clown Devil all coors; Black Bear Brazilian Ape Figaro
Cossack officer and many other
ton, remarkably r sh and elegant which fully
manded for Fancy Dress Balls
GILT AND SILVER TAPE-Received by the same arrival
Gilt and Silver Tape Gilt Silver Cloth Silver Tas
do 2rn
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THE APOLLO, No. 10 PERDIDo STREET, NEAR
L St Charles street
This elegant Saloonis brilliantly Illuminated Every Evening
and
FREE ONCERT
And other Entertainments are given
R Saloon also open every day the newspaper
Of the city always the command Of visitors The Bar
supplied with the choice old Wines Liquors and
Refreshments. GEORGE A. CASE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

E9 tie arrest Of TIE Negro Man TONEY-ran away from
"A towhoa Mlaudon-a black, about feet inches high
MS years old has scar from cut on the palm Of his
right hand be working about the Barracks The above
reward will be paid for bis arrest that may him. on
1ppl estonto GOOD INTENT FOWBOAT CO,
No 2 MarinnN Rt1lll
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ADJUSTMENTS.

or. CHARLES THEATkIs-sT. CHARLES ST.
B. Manager
H. CoKhI' Acting Manager.
Thurs DAY EVENING. February IS. 1883,
Last night bat two Of MISS oUsHMAN......-wm be pre-
ssptrd ga time the new Play .Etisd THE AoTREss or
Farsn angelo NJ FarSsR' AdqIge q wgs =
snss Z Mis-. cuhpau
biii 10 prepsrs'ion-Two splendid new Dramas.
PRICES OF ADMIssTos-Drsss Circle and PArqus,te 70
Sss second cirss % cents; Galley, z cents n~dr0On Box
Doors open AZ az Overture commences at O'Clock Box
osis :. open daily fIoin l0tosP- n.
VARIETIES THEATER, LATE GAIETY)-
SECOND MONT OF
The famous
KELLER TROUPE
In their celebrated copies q Rubens Paintings Of SACRED
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. IS. ,ss-rhe YOUNG AMER
b b sn "a 9 fPRtr 4 hs
viii The charming Dah.epse, MILE CHRISTINE,
'',g :, TRIpLE SoMF%ST%sixrT ARrrsrEs.
n9- Box office open from 4. NJ Pm.
eoA. Iez2
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
THURSDAY. February rs 1883
e. s. H. aa sTSA Or THE E s6sAS a
Junca, Debrinay, villa.
Doors open at sH O'clock Performance 7.
PRICES OF ADMISSfoN-Dress Circle, Iaiteed Boxes
and Second Boxes 81 Pit 81; GALLERY Sd
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for. fe24
r ECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY PROBES.
IL son FDWLER, OF the firm Fowler & Wells lecsnfes
" ARMORY LIZ at IA O'Clock, EVERY NIGHT THIS
WEEK.
ar Tickets at The door only Is 1--WE 81 f2
SPALDING d ROGERS MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
~ THEATER,
st. Charles street, corner of Commercial Place.
a. R. SpnIdipe usnao.r.
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S<FO NNfSHN-hA1 1FHI1 VIsAU
INV fMan Depot 80 Camp street-Branch SC Chartres st.
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS
ERARD'S and PLEYELiS PIANOS,
Directly imported frora Paris
sTEINwAY > SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N. B.These celebrated Pianos considered by all the
prominent artists the best in the United States In the
Mesrs s. Sons have received public
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of the North than
MUM GOLD MEDALS for the superiority " their Pianos,
Also, large assortment Of
B. c. FISCHER'S PIANOS of ali sizes moderate prices
to suit the convenience and of all classes Of
buyers
MAS0N'S and HAMELTNtS CELEBRATED MELODEOES.
Harps, Guitars volins Aeeordeons Bsnos Flutes Brass
Instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of every
description.
Aa-Music Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
horEAnv order for Music Pianos anything
relating music be left either store addressed By
mail will be promptly attended to-
Rg-TERMS LIBERAL.
Iv L.. GAPICT
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PARTICULAR NOT ICES.


Re~Tbalberg and Vleuxtemps' First Matf-
MUsICALz-CARD or THE MANAGEsENTTn order to
wishes OF families unable TO attend The
entire Three Matinee Mucars the has
decided limited lumber OF tickets 1 admission for
either Them ~ eah; be procured Ees Music
rs ChAFtres street and H. ParsoH No AZ Camp
street. the day Of each Matinee IL O'Clock NJ
oniee, Odd Fellows Hall.
The First Matinee will be given TODAY, hursdayl at
Oelock r. NJ.
Door omen 1t u O'Clock. fe2h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

ITO SMOKERS OF CUT TORACCO-rHE UNI
dersgned respectfully informs city country dealers
and generally thai he has lately added
factory of SNuFFS which obtained Universal
Exhibition at Paris in 1885 the manufacture of all kinds
SMOKING TOBACCO which he guarantees good least
those of the celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and of pleasant taste. ~
General Depot his Store No. ST. street Mann
factory at MeDonoghvile, La
OF 6m A DEI.PfY.
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RILLIAKD TABLE MANUFAOTUKEI

pILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER-
ALL STYLES.
b. ANToGNINI, Nos. IL and IA Cont street,
Between Ghartres and Old Levee,
New Orleans.
ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six and eight
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Cnsh
ions to play the table either Pool the Game.
full and complete Of every article in the line Man
uactureT of India Rubber for Gushons also Pehnhoe Bag
atee Rouettes Balls aud Pins for TenPn Alleys
ECONOMICAL STOVES,
Portable and set ORDER with erockery and cast iron
tops.
s7-walnnt Wood for SALE DDS "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

FORWARDING AND COM
.. 3 Gravier street, New Or
rs to-
Messrs. @. W. HsHson 4 Co.
>. Ogleshy 4 Aaeaalny
=. JAS Norton L Co.
T. W. GolleEs. Esq.
NJ. NJ. Cohen jal9 3n
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HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL GUARDS, CoNPAsY A.
New Orleans, Feb Is 1858
Rs-The membe of the Continent al Guards
hereby notified attend their regular anHuai nesting
TUESDAY, the "a March, for the election Of commissioned
officers and other important business.
By order OF the Captain t.M
fe25. ia q NcKEAN Secretary.
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QU1TRfgxE CoUR DE DISTRICT 1 4. R. CHEsBRoUaH vs. W.
de T. Nonyele Orleans. BURGERS Co-Noli $50.
I'm yERTU dun writ de fieri faclss a Hnoi
Sotfvee Orleans Pare Js proeederai ie
LUKDI 70 le5s, midi, PH0te de la Cite, rue
de Ia Commune les du Camp des Nagasins
vente pubiqHe ct adjudication de-
Tons droft infere des dts defendeurs SAVIOR
La moie ndvise des mmeubIes don't IA description suit
J. Tn certain e de dams lie Premier District de
Ia vile de la Nouvee Orleans desgne e No
plan desse Ious Surgf de Pancienne muncpae
No date du Is dayril lS49 depose Petude de H.
Perry ceyan notare public VILE lie dit et Dor
ne les de la Commune Clark ct Grayier Avenue
Hagan ct est subovse commencement dit plan trent
terrains, numerntes de ut q trenfe Reimbursement.
Un certain iet de tere siue dams meme District dessgpe
lie No cling h plan relate, borne par
dyite
g. Tn certain ilet de sHe dan e meme District dsgne
lie No plan sus-reae borne par
Commune Gennis Graier Telemaque, suhdive
treDte errans nuIneotes de trente incasiyemeut
Ensemble les droi privileges serviiudes
tages attaches ct appartenaut.
Ssisis dams l'afare eidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Republication.
E. T. PARKER,
te25 ms ID 2 p Sheriff de In Paroisse d'OIenns-
DOLFUs MEG d CO.. PARASITIC DEPOT FOR
the celebrated Printed Goods of the above house
JOHN sYz & CO.,
No. College Place,
Second door from Park Place
/ new
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

tBHyers are invited to examine the stock Jag SPIN
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE d co.. % CUSTOM
~ ionhone street, offer for sale the following articles
Gently imported:
DEMiJoHNs-50o empty Dernijohns I and GALLONS.
CLARET-l50 casks Bordeaux Claret. f
MUSCAT-2O boxes Mnseat Frontignan.
OLIVE OIL400 baskets different qualities, quarts and
pints.
PORT WINE-l09 or. pipes Burgundy Port. Crown.
SARDINBS-15 Ssrdines In oil, hf or. boxes
GREEN PEAS-l5 cases Green Peas. JAS
TIT. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST BAR.
~ thoomew Hospitals and s1 years with Rieord Of Paris
has opened his oee No IL Dauphne rest for general
practice ans especially for the treatment Of all diseases Of the
Generave Organs 10 both without the mercury
Office hours for consultations in French and Engih IL A.
NJ, an 4to6 P. NJ. as 9ptf
~ JOB BOAT PASCAGOUlA WILL
lGsAks move ships, schooners and fatboats down
the coast. All orders viii receive prompt
ton TH0S @. MACKEY MORRIS, Agents
nls 6n u Commerce street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE BY THE SUB.
~ scribersl0o baskets superior Olive OIL qts aud PTS
SO boxes Claret and White Wine, various brands.
$50 casks J. =. =,
IS boxes Swiss Ahsynihe.
$50 Muscst FTontignan.
13 packages Cognae Brandy.
81 Sardines.
GRATIAA, CoMMAGERE 4 CO.,
fel5 20 CustOruhouse
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HhAtsdhAETsp MOO M0{sospByRS SPECIAL ETEcTivi

"a STOVES.-FIvE HUNDRED COOKING AND
"A HEATING STOVES, of the latest improved patterns
kN Morning STAR Charter Oak " Shanghai
N mist Cooking Ranges, and the celebrated Creole Cool
Stoves,n OF their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared execute at short notice. all
orders for Sheet Iron Chimneys Breechng Tanks Juice
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper and Brass Work They
hand large stock Of Tin AID japan Ware suitable for Sesm
boats Hotels and Private Families They fer the
manufacture of McCRACKEE'S Patent EvEporating Steam
Pan They have certificates in their that
Pam with the quantity Of has double
the quantity of juice of the best Pan They
working model Of the Pan which they will be happy exhibit
o any interested in the culture OF Sugar Cane
WHEELER 4 FORSTAIII,
dog ly 2le Tchoupitouas. Front and 10 Fultonsres
v d EN- DR. CELLE, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such
Lime, White aud Yellow Sand Cement, Plaster of Paris
giles Iaths Slaves Also English French and American
Bricks, and all kinds of Firewood.
Orders from the country promptly carefully
to ana lv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

New 5 E9g%.As XII sT1 tsEd 64SFii sa
RS-A dividend of six per cent. has been dee
cared by the Board payable the STOCKHOLDERS their legal
representatives after the 10th February next
Eel CA. F. RONDEAU Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

New orleans rs it Oct IL i9' ISL
s8-Approyed sterling E1change Will be re-
ceaved N pay ment OF discounted by this Bank
90 If r. NJ DAVIS Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

= FIFTY DULLAHs HE WAND > ABB
"a seconded from premises the l2ih inst. negro
v woman named JUDY, about feet iuches high black,
IN tour hnt has husband named Frederick belonging
10 Fuknef 10 Common street Charity Hospital
Of whom sad woman purchased She good laundress
and ohr her services has number Of acquainanees
That veini and IN the Third District her husband
harb9rci
win the above reward for her delivery any Of the
cry prisons.
fe230 THOMAS U PARISH
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THE IMPROVED McCHESNEY WASH
Il ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale by the sub.
scrber Orders left at 10 Apollo 294 Magazine
in Box LAG Mechanics Exchange at the grocery Of
james Collins, g Apollo where specimen
will be promptly attended All public fair
trial and they do give satisfaction them
money will be refunded j. NJ. DAUGHERTY.
yis No Arno straaf
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CNGLIsH CAMEL COAL

Delivered in any part Of the city at
ONE DOLLAR PER BARREL
Orders may be left at
d. c. LOWER & CO.'S
fe23 st 9s Magazine street
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BANK or NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans, December 81 1851
H5~ At n meeting of the Board OF Directors,
held this day, desd Of profits the
last Fix months declared payable Stockholders
their legal representatives after TUESDAY, the 18th Of
January, 1855
jail NJ BELLY Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-25

Pointe Celeste Parish of Plaquemines Nov 80, 1857.
In MAY last had large part Of house covered
with W. r. Chds Co.'S Patent Elastic Fire asd Water Proof
Cement Roofing So far stood the vieistudes of
and cold we'll Since then have used 1t several other
buildings. NJ IT ,,.,f VIZ,
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SPARKLING HOcK-5i boxes He pkell 4 Cos, Tor
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-24
A Touching Letter.

The following is aletter from Lady Havelock
to the Mayor of Birmingham, in reply to a note
ofcondolence passed by the Birmingham town
council. This eloquent and affecting letter was
read at the town council on the 10th, and was
received with great approval 1t is letter
worthy of soldiers wife. The hope that En-
gland will ever take an interest in her children
is one which cannot be disappointed. England
is never ungrateful to those who serve her like
Hayelock, and his name will descend as bright
heirloom ofglory to his most remote posterity:
"Bonp, on the Rhine, March II, 1868.
"Sir,-I have this week had the honor to
receive your letter, accompanied by an address
of coincidence from yourself the aldermen, and
burgesses of the borough of Birmingham. |
was already prepared for such mark of atten-
ton by letter from your town intimating the
same, but the deep sympathy expressed forme
in my bereavement, the kind sentiments felt in
my behalf and that Of my fatherless children,
by so large and respectable body, and the ele-
CANT and very delicate manner in which this
address has been conveyed to me, has quite
overpowcred me, and | cannot find words to
express all | feel ...
1.-THE high encomiums you have all been
pleased to pass upon the heroic deeds of Sir
Henry lIavelock, as a soldier and general,
and the exalted terms in which you have spoke
of my beloved husband as man, are like sweet
incense tony broken, afflicted heart not merely
because the praises of those we love are ever
precious to US, but because am so well aware
that the portraiture ofhis almost perfect charac-
ter is by no means overdrawn, and the expert
ence of more than eight and twenty years of
domestic happiness only serves to strengthen
this opinion. But | thank my Heavenly Father
that, even in this crushing and unexpected be-
reavement, | have many sources of comfort.
Our gracious Sovereign has provided bountiful-
ly for my wants, my sons are nobly following
the bright example Of their father, and my two
daughters are my best earthly treasures.
"a shade Of regret might intrude if were
to reflect on the altered prospects ofmy father
less children, but cannot for moment indulge
in vain regrets, for our Heavenly Father ordains
all things for the best and l have too much
confidence in my husbands countrymen to
suppose that they can ever cease to take an in
terest in the children Of Henry Havelock. May
| beg you will do to me the honor to convey
my heart felt thanks to the corporation of Br-
mingham, and to believe me, with every feeling
Of respect, to be, yours very gra' efully,
"HANNAH s. HAVELOCK.
81. Ratcliff, Esq, Mayor Of Birmingham"
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-24
HH.H-' WIFI y TIT ' lin Y -
81. Ratcliff, Esq, Mayor Of Birmingham. "

A TERRIBLE ENEMY.-Banker, in his late
work on Ceylon, states that on one occasion he
came across an enormous serpent which lay in
his path His head was about the size Of a
very small cocoa-nut, divided lengthways, and
this was raised to about eighteen inches above
the coil. His eyes were fixed upon us, and tho
forked tongue plying in and out Of his mouth
with a continual hiss. Aiming at his head, I
fred at him with double barreled gun, within
four PAGES, and blew his head to pieces. lie
appeared stone dead but upon pulling him by
the tail, to stretch him out, he wreathed himself
into convulsive coils, lashing himself out at full
length, moved down the grass in all directions.
This obliged me to stand clear for his blows
were terrific; the thickest part of his body was
as thick as mans thigh. On losing hishead,
he tore away from the stakes, and although bis
head was shivered to atoms and he had lost
three feet Of his neck by the ball having cut
through this part, which separated in tearing
off the skin, still he dashed and writhed in a
frightful convulsion, continuing till left him.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-24

BURNING OF STEAMBoATs.-The steamboats,
burned on our Western rivers this spring make
up along and dark catalogue. On the I'd inst,
another, the Sultan, was added to the list,
having been consumed near St. Genevieve,
while on her passage to New Orleans from st.
Louis. BY this deplorahle event. it is reported,
thirty persons lost theirlives. Accidents-so
callcd-on steamboats,, arc becoming as COM
mon as before the new steamboat law was
passed in 1862. A new steamboat was recently
consumed by fire near Louisville, and the &C.
count which we read Of the accident stated that
the boat became unmanageable on account Of
the HtLcr ropes being burned.
But there is late invention designed to pre-.
vent this calamity by fitting the tiller ropes in
metal tubes, which are again cnslosed in tubes
Of larger diameter, so that space is left be.
tween them that can be filed with any non.
conducting material These tubes arc to extend
from the wheel.house to the tiller, so that the
whole length Of the ropes will pc protected
W. Y. Gill, of Henderson, KY, is the inventor
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-24

| Those REsoLuTIoNs - 1t is currently re-
ported that the Naval Storekeeper, at the port
of Washington "a Federal ofice-holder)is the
author of the resolutions passed by the recent
"anti Know Nothing Convention" of this city,
although Mr.. Brantz, another office-holder I'M
der the General Government, is the reputed
father of them.
Rumor says Gf more explicitness isrequired,
just give an intimation thereof that the first
named individual (not great while ago. was
picked up one night by the auxiliary guard out
Of gutter in beastly state of intoxicaton,
and conveyed to the guard house, and was,
when sober enough, sent to his home, without
his name appearing on the docket, or in the
published returns of the ensuing day. There
were other individuals picked up the same
night, and locked up for the same offence, whose
names were duly docketted and published to
the world as vsgabonds, loafers, and drunk
ards.
Judging from cause and effect, we can easily
account for the extravagant praise bestowed
upon hepolice Of the city, in these same notable
resolutions, for their impartiality. s.,
"DEMocRATIc ANTI Know NOTHING. This
is the title the outrage and violence" party
have assumed in this city. They fear that
Democracy is not quite strong enough to carry
them to victory, and so they attempt to work
in old Wtigs who, or whose relations are Ro-
man Catholics, by lacking on Know-Nothing-
ism, and giving the contest as viruent char
acter as possible. Very well; if Jim" chooses
to give it this character, he may do SO but
let him look out for hard knocks. Blows can
be giren as well as taken. If he don't take
care we shall tell how that money was raised
that paid for the silver that was presented (9)
to him. ~.' .".
VALUABLE PRESENT H. Tanning, esq.,,
one of the Second Ward police, who has been
an active member of the Franklin Fire Com.
pany for sixteen years, and for several years
its president, lately resigned in consequence of
the law prohibiting officers from belonging to
fire companies. Last week the company pre-
scented him with two heavy silver card bas-
kets, and framed card of thanks for his SER
vices. ..rEs ,
THE RESURRECTION is the subject of Rev.
Mason Mobiles lecture on tomorrow afternoon,
in Sixth Presbyterian church. Who that can,
will fail to be PRESENT. "
LEcoMPToN OR NOT LEcoMPToN ?-The anti
American" candidate for Mayor, it is said, is
an anti Lecomptonite- hence his removal from
the Post Office. l -a .... .a...
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-24
CHEAP FOR CASH.

ENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING A COMPLETE
L assortment of Wood, Coal Lime, Sand, and
other articles for sale at their place of business in
yite purchasers to give them call before purchas-
ing elsewhere as we have stock that cannot be ex
ceed in the District of Columbia in price, quantity or
quality. Terms positively cash.
Come, and buy load cheap for cash and return
home satisfied that it pays to take the papers Of the
carriers, and buy Wood, Coal, Lime, Sand &C., at
the corner Of l4th and E Streets opposite A. ]
Joyce's carriage repository, Washington city d. c.
April l5.-3t JAMES II. REED & co.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-24
IOHN w. SHIPLEY MERCHANT TAILOR

U0HN w. SIMPLIFY, MERCHANT TAILOR.
e. No. 27s Pennsylvania Avenue near 10th Street,
South Side, has on hand good assortment of Cloths
Casimeres and Vestings, which he will make to or
der in the best possible manner and in the latest
style, for cash, and respectively socits from his
friends and the public generally share of their
patronage From his long experience in the business
he atters himself that he give entire satisfao-
ton.
Garment Cutting accurately and promptly done.
Repairing attended TO with neatness and despatch.
Two good Coat Makers and two good Pant Makers
wanted Immediately April l5.-tf
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-24
BRUTAL OUTRAGE IN INDrANA.-The Evans

BRUTAL OUTRAGE IN INDIANA.-The Evans.
vile Journal has the following:
Andrew Spradley, a man about twenty years
of age, persuaded young lady living near
Taylorsyille to elope with him, under promise
of marriage at the first convenient point. The
man having enticed her from her fathers house,
led her into the woods near by, where he was
joined by three others, Loard Spradley, Robert
Marshall, and j. H. Robinson, all married men.
The four villains then violated the person Of
the girl, where she was afterwards found in a
critical state. The life of the unfortunate
woman was for time despaired of, but she is
now slowly recovering. The villains left the
neighborhood Immediately and have not yet
been apprehended. We understand that there
is settled determination, upon the part of o
large majority Of the citizens Of Taylorsvilc, ID
hang the wretches if they are ever brought back
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-24
NO. 544. NO. 544
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
VARIETY AND PROVISION STORE,

VARIETY AND PROVISION STORE,
In the Northern Liberties.
TUNHE SUBSCRIBER has Just opened new store
IL of the above description at
No. 544 north M street, between 9Th and
9th streets west.
and respectfully solicts the patronage of his friends
and the public. The articles all fresh and will
be sold low at any other store in this city. His
stock consists of such articles usually kept in
a Family Grocery. Also
COMBS,
BRUSHES,
TOILET POWDERS,
PINS, NEEDLES,
SEWING SILK,
COTTON, THREAD,
SUSPENDERS, PINS,
INK, PAPER, CAKES, CANDIES, &C.
Also
Segars, Tobacco, and Snuff.
Of the best brands and manufactsry; in short, al
most everything generally kept in such a store for
family use.
FOR RENT.-A brick stable, with hay-loft and
room for carriage and two horses.
Don't forget the place, No. 44 NJ street.
TH0S. N. ADAMS.
NoTR-The country trade will find it greatly To
their advantage 10 call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere as every article is fresh
new, and cheap.
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