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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-16
Real Gstate Anfnts.
TOR SALE or FxoH4NGP

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
GklST AND saw MILL-watcr Power. and a5und-
sncs ~ z miles By Railroad from Clevslard near
VII IN so Srse and nov dong good basinsss-
AChES- Near tho Lake Shore-s miles frou I'm IA
Sios ~ ncn sanay loan; abuudance q fruif or al
par payment 80 - "e~tafA AAAoA n
STONE. DWELLING LoT-WelIlo.atsdi in +. 49,.
~ xnS NSiIrt % exc honge iOE small farn.
Aos = - eoltage house with large ;nf and
2s % 1s. 1 u o trees and grape Vines exchange for
. i;e SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
ANn STOCK nd Vacant Lots o exch1nss m a rrnaII
ciy - N~Aii' ii'S~Neein thS
AT EUCLID STATION 200 acrss of land s0s, h,..,
nay ioam under hne eultiVafion with a undapes of
Shoiee Ifn and Sne fimbers; two dwellings and two
ana spring VI wBter, and acres u
S- seo Nj Z ~ ne satlon r,eh oany soil To exchange
n ~ hCkES IN wILLoUGHBY-on the Lake shore
eonsidsrobie fruit - '--'~-@Sa "--e- anu
HURON Co-Fam Of uG acres IL mile aron r r
Sss,s so1l new mouse and barn. orchard, &c we'll
pronrfx IN part for Western lands OF othsr
FOR RENr-a story Dwelling House on Lake st-ssis.
10 DO FroHkf II sl-Si5O.
-. HOUSE = JENNINGS.
Dn-N
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph
oFFIeK, wAKIEe's BLOCK, CORNER OF BAHK AND
ST. cLAIR sTRKETs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-16
ROUSE & JENNINGe.
REAL ESTATE
IN s URAN NCE
AGENTS,
No. 81 Superior Street, up Stairs.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
T.,S,t;o - SVoD BUSINESS PRoPEkTY-A lsassh0id well
eseet wi good buildings. The buildnes with lease n
& % ~. W. VII DC s5shanSed al very low price for house
a GOOD EARAf-A6out 70 miles from the citv Plank
sae.y sI o. other frasOl sandy lcam watstsd
SIX AcRES-one mile west OF the city line on PLANK
hIS1s IS1sr w Mili ~ exchange fUr farm.
Dafkoff sr.-Near State St.-House and Lot-lOt q
% se lee with shade and fruit trees-to exchange fo-
ON LAKE SHORE 10 miles west Of the citv-For,v-
ACRES, with small house and orchard and acres
& &iaaosE To- 1ehange for house ard l0I-one on Wess
LoRAIN sr.-GOOd astOzy House and Lot to EXCHANGE
" VACANT oTs-T~O good lots on Garden 81, to sell
TO kENI-A OARDING HoUsE-wiih secoupoi.
oh or large number Of Boardes local 81 near the
Sas = pr o. ne CITY, 50 arranged thai art he
"A Also, g ory Dwelling HOUSE BOud St. wh,-atr
@sao a9s asa" story Dwelling House on DsiIOii 81
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
mylI Real kstaie and Insurance Agsats
EN0R RENT.-ATh Story Brick
;soO hsaSs hsSrHs ssrss s1S lss s9n2sS:ss Sss
buslnessab1ni,of 1s,er - - ~ n. 4
new arranged which be purchased At a lov. Dres
aei5 4elS g E6 RoUsE q is'Sl1 5RNNiScs Pss nj
t'OR SALE-TkUMBUL CO.
= LAkGE AND VALUABLE FARM-2G0 Acre
sheas and aS 9s very 1Iss asa ass via Barn
FxSr ssarvy sGll NY iosm % aad wen located.
at option Of purchaser, wk sood two story rck House
sara ana AR number OF fruit trees desrabs proa-
H from tne C9urt Houss By Ege il Piank Road
oE4ASl CLENELAND-25 with HOu. e. Barn aad
Ofehafd N les from the city and hort distance from
me Eaelid Plank Road Will sci oEe-half the whole
- ~ n . a y . A N r
LAsEhN SHAND-A a Station Of the princi-
pal haros es nom the city, distant large and
we'll onstrueted building every cOHYsuence win 4
acres Of land Exchange an improved farm - =
EULION CO--l60 cres the -ir Line RR from To-
edo % Chcaso one mile from station and half
miles irou the County Seat; also,
MiSIOSSlN--ln the LemonsFeir Valley. SO acres
pcrlot la1ar prime AMI Dotou
surrounded BY settiemehts exchange fur a arm n ms
OF IN adjoining Counties.
House and Lot IN the city. welt 10 aed near 20 bus
TO RENT-A Store in good town for business, Conn
seat about IS niles from the CiiySore arssand EsI
TO RENr-fwO story Brick House on johnson sfrssf
two minutes walk from Post once.
ROUSE Z JENNINGS
narlE 49,
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covFRNNEv MAI EXPENDITURES.


The EXPENSES Of the Federal Government nave
zrov, 10 he so enormous as to excite very general
ottention throughout the country If the ratio Of in
oraaso i k4nt m for the next twenty years accord
inn n the rate Of the last eighteen Or twenty years,
am Government will be the most costly Government
an earth not even excepting that of Great Britain,
with her gigantic national debit and the vast annu-
aIly accrung interest thereon. But bad as this as
meet Of the case IS it is not the worst in political
and truly republican point of view. The mighty pa
tronage thus thrown into the hands Of one mantle
Presidents bound to have a corTupting tendency
to lead the asray from the genius OF our inst
tutions-and to make the dispenser of the spotls Of
Office the distributor Of power, honors and emolu-
ments to very material extent the controller of our
State and National elections. There is not now a
Congressional District in the coniederacy that is not
affected more or less by influences which emanate
from Washington, when the patronage of the Ex-
ecutve ranges between eighty and one hundred mill
lions of dollars. Let this patronage be increased to
two hundred and fifty Millions and the Federal
powers that he u will be enabled to manage matters
pretty much their own way. We submit that this is
logical as well as an inevitable deduction, from the
facts cited.
The Administration Of Mr. Buchanan, thus lar, mas
,,,.t t-,,rr ,our
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TIL Crop q

The following extract from letter to one of our
cotton houses contains information of interest
YAzoo RIVER, Carroll comfy Miss TrIr - 7
wrote you few days since in reference 10 the hjgb
water and stated that the river lands we're almost
entirely submerged. 1t is not the actthe overflow is
hardly halt as bad in this ueghhorhood rs represented
Ii IS true some Of the plantations have suffered very
much whilst others are but little injured Several
whose names mentioned as heavy sufferers will not
be materially hart.
The plantations from Greenwood to Honey Island
may be set down as losing not more than onef9arth
Of their crops. There are SO many reports In crcn
ation that it is impossible to get the truth and add
dress you this that you may not be misled by nv
former statement We have dry, warm weather, and
The cotton begins to stand in need of min.
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NJ
Colonel Uenry's Patent Improvement for
Spinning Xarns from the seed Cotton.
MEssRs. EpToRs: Colonel Henrys patent i'm
proyement, for the purpose OF spinning yarns from
the seed cotton, is in full operation at my plan
taton, seven miles from Yuzoo city, The operators
are, or will be, about nineteen or twenty Seven or
eight small negroes from to Il years old, three or
four Old ones and the balance good ordinary hands,
intending to spin up about $50 bales of cotton.
Although the cotton is very Inferior, being the
last picking and full Of bulls and dirt yet strong,
substantial and excellent yarn, Nos. and G. is made,
equal, it is believed, to those numbers generally
made.
But in order that all persons may jgdge for them
selves invite planters aud others to visit my place
aud examine for themselves.
believe that Colonel Heury's invention is com
pIeteIy successful. 1t has accomplished thus far,
what he said it would,
My gin house was large and commodious one, and
with but little alteration was suitably fitted up for
the machinery.
A wish Colonel Henry's invention to be generally
known, all papers friendly to Southern progress, I
hope, will publish the above and invite their friends
to go and satisfy themselves by personal examina.
ton,
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81. l79i,
ESTIMATED.
From the foundation of our Government on the
4th Of March, 1901 says our Richmond contemporary,
to the last day of December of that year. the aggre
gate expenses were less than two millions. For the
next fiscal year it was less than $l,9000O0 and as
the population was at the time within fraction OF
1000 GOO it was less than fifty cents head for every
man. woman and child, slave, free negro and muMtto
in the country. In 1880, when the population was
100000, the expenses were still but one dollar per
head. During the Jackson Administration they
swelled rapidly but the increase in the time of Van
Buren, was enormous. From that time it was very
gradual until the days of Pierce, when it nearly
reached the figures of three dollars for every nhabit-
ant. This fiscal year it will go above that figure.
Here is another table of expenditures for decimal
periods the increase Of population, and the ratio by
which it increased as also the expenditures at each
period
,rtl
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Plumbing Copper Tin Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tnbs, Washhand Basins Stands Hip Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force, various patterns Beer Pumps ETC. VICTORIA
GREGIAN and DRAB WASHsTAEDS suitable for water
works or without, beautiful article for bedrooms
We have constantly hand large and well selected assor
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TAaLE showing the Expenses of The General Government
exclusive the Public Debt and the ponltiOn shown By
CELSIUS during eRch decennial year and 1851.
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TIE WEEKLx MIRROR We have received the first
number Of tie Weekly Mirror published in this city
by an association Of printers It is very neatly
printed, and gotten up in beautiful style generally
rs selected and original matter shows taste and
ability aud the fact that it dscaims partisan tend
encies ought to recommend it to public favor, if
nothing else should The Mirror has our wishes for
sts sneeess
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Eigitc's Putent
Read This :!

NEW ORLEANS August II. 1851.
W. P, COLEMAN, ESQ:
srThe twentyfonr inch MIL which purchased from
you Mr. T. j. Packwoods plantation has been attached
ne sugar-ml engine and put in operation last week.
much pleased With it in every is sim
pci!y durability and quantity grnds timed the NIL
when operation several tines and found my surprise ths.
the mill griniug bushel per minute; therefore expe
the mill TO grind regularly thirty bushels hour with
ToSugar Planters would especially recommend your Mill
believing them be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully
aul4 2atE JOHN S. MCDONALD, Engineer
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rRAvrLrNa ooRREgPoNpENCE.
cpsrBAI MILLS, DALLAS cousry, Ala,

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anu sp0rhllns s'ie"iAe'S ~ Sp-,.s ci4sta,s,
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sweeps Oh ING MlssiSslPpt-tne PlT's1ns 'le
ana daie ana cultivated Heiu "'ilou
ally through the snote'iee sue miiu
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comoineu 70 uiSaPPolLv iHe i0'' "i'''
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earn hoe' anu JUST a. .o liouvtI - II loe
oleu On 'lg pio%tSeu seps. n''n iss','s a" 's,
resumed the clllLo' aLINea nhIly at '"e .oI' "uu
elt there LOT the use OF ne" cIlmoerS IKE myself
After recovering breath enough 10 snout Wlth' sue
eeeoed n aroosifg Dlg oog' NIUE Niger, aud a
niou'e'S"eo "l'e DCy-'ne Two laUeF IN georgia
SUMMER cos'u'l'e-"uo a.'e' inuth y""nl"s anu
~ " elo" ~ - ny
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ll'H'tl'e' .n'usn ps'aSal. W leson VI 'o p'ee1s
may W. u y niio Sue ntosqH.t1es LIZ "ele nos
lS hlHNoN VI tliI iNOut W HAlSH was 9lAONu was
o''t '"e pissipee @Au "
ts, ~ WIN, p,,n 80 :. -
p'e.''st .'". p.'.' % i'o' W W.
t,, ,,,,1l ,fsit tho it,r;, r,, tl,. t,,;,,t .3
~ a., t,or,sa,,os art oi n'',s,
tharo in tbn t you'll ~ 'C, 81 pS ,a,It'
rlIf, ,f rooS f,rt,on o. r Va.
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l +bs oo,,,tr ar,,3 ,lta,
,rtI tIofr storo
q,bo,, oo ,,o1.ir,, III, III =; ga; t,at - ~.
titor md 1o q rrst,i,,, hio,, f t, =, r.,
ota1,, t,o,, had a cot t,cl- IN tl I,s NJ HI ~
bv Gre INIT nao, and lattar mills aro o, =
of construction and ,,iII 10 sai,,,, ,,l ,,f7;,
,,, ,rGo tito ,.aIsi,.aI, 49,.
whom tho say.n,I shall oyo cloonol oIt ~ T2oo :,
9ooo ocros t,oro ,,iIl To aI,o.f., g.. ..,,z
ea,ls ,ettr,, lonz,
H. ,',,Iaca ~, M, -
,ias hero 1T n,bt ro,1r,,t IL
farn 10 ANAL "a YJ,,f
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REcENT PUBLIcATToN, G. Morgan Go. has
laid upon our table copy Of very interesting lit
ne work upon subject which has not yet, to our
knowledge, attracted much attention among our peo-
pie we mean that Of Aqnarums, or in plain old
fashioned English, parlor fish ponds The book in
question il from the press Of Messrs Dick y Fzger-
ald, and is entitled The Family Aquarium, or Aqua
Yiyafium, new pleasure for the domestic circle;
being familiar and complete instructor upon the
subject Of the construction, fttng.up stocking and
maintenance of the Fluyial and Marine Aquaria,
River and Ocean Gardens, by Fl. D. Butler. The
Northern papers speak very highly Of the publication
and we have no doubt but that the young will find
great deal of pleasure in the subject it treats Of
Messgs Morgan 8 Co., have also sent us a copy Of
Biaekwood for July, which is a very interesting
number
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

PRoFesaoR AaAssIz.-The feature q the alumni
dinner at Cambridge at the recent commencement,
which cansed the iyeliest demonstration of applause,
was Professor Agassizs announcement that he re-
garded himself no longer European" upon which
the whole company rose and cheered saying that he
desgnedto remain in America, il for no other reason
70 show the world that learning here could be free
from the tFammel Of routine as foreathers made
our Government free from the interference of all ex.
teFnal powers.
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1850 to December 81 gl when the first statement mnde
1.-THE expenditures for 1850 and 1851 for the years ending
on the 3lth o! June, 1850 and 1857.
Thus while the population was in 1851 only seven
times as large it was in 1885, the expenses of the
Government were thirtystx times as great as they
were then. The average per head is six times what
il was then, it being then only % cents, whereas
now is 81 %. The progress of this increased ex-
penditure was gradual during the first siXty.seycn
years Of national exstence that is until the adj
vent of President Pierce when it spang up at once
to an average of more than two dollars per head
and has increased with accelerated rapidty ever
since.
From the facts and figures we have submitted it is
positive that our Government is becoming extnya,
giant at fearful rate, and if the evil is not speedily
and permanently checked the result may be predict,
ed by any man of common sense, putting forth no
claim to the gift of prophecy. We shall soon have
an immense national debt fixed upon us, aceumula,
ting interest every day which will hang like an incu
bus upon the energies of our people aud tend TO par
alize our future Improvement progress and develop
ment.
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Wood, .utElemberqel. s 60,
SOUTHERN
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
81 Camp street, New Orleans.

All styles Of RAILING for Cemeteries Galleries Balconies
oanees Yerandos ETC. etc. from the lightest aud most
graceful, 10 the heaviest and most elaborate designs
IRON FOUNTAINS, VASES, SrATUARY, LIONS, DOGS,
Dragons, etc.
IRON SETTEES CHAIRS, TABLES, STOOLS, BRACK-
els Lamp Posts, Flower Stands, Horse Troughs Hay
hSchS, Htehng Posts, Carriage Gates Tree Boxes etc.
IRON STAIRS Straight and Spiral
GAsf Iron MAUsoLEuNS of beautiful design and finish
GoRtNrHIAN CAPS, COLUMNS, etc, etc.
Our facilities for executing orders any every article
IN Inc ornamental Iron way second none and We invite
the attention Of The public to our ,t Of Designs over 500 in
number confident that while their tastes will be nited our
work will combine all the requisites beauty aud substantial
construction.
-wareroom-Eo. 81 Camp street Foundry and Machine
ShoP-No. 247 Tehoupiioulas street
Waon PERoT MOOD NrIrEsRrRerR 4 Co.
lFle &p6@ PHILADELPHIA New 0Fleaus.
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DISSOLUTION .........,....... DISSOLUTION

D1ssO1OE ..s..... -. DIssONU1IONs
The firm of O. O. BIER 90 is this day dissolved by nu-
tual consent. WIN. G. STEPHENS retiring the remaining
partner, CHARLES c. BIER will continue the business uu-
der the style of G. c. BIER Co. for his own account
alone charged with the liquidation the affairs of the late
hrm and would respectfully solicit continuance patron
age SO literally bestowed upon the late firm.
VIM. G. STEPHENS,
New Orleans, July Is, 1855 @. G. BIER.
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On Sunday the LIST August O'Clock A. NJ. Of consump-
ton MIS- EMILY ROGERS aged6 years.

ton, MIS- EMILY ROGERS, aged 81 years.
Rz- Intelligence from Indiana A Bington,
Wayne county, Ind, April q, 1851.
Powell Shade says ALLOW to say that Hoeaand Ger
man Bers truly performed miracles in this part of the
country there many who and speak gifts excel
lencya intrinsic merits send you the names Of who
have greatly relieved byit j. j. Swing Mrs. D. D. Car
son. Mrs Elizabeth Hunt Mrs. John Minor Mr. NJ Regle Mrs
F. Sell and many others"
These Bitters intended for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Nervous Debility and discusses arising dordefed
ach. They will perform what it is said they will
Principal Office AIS Arch street Philadelphia Pa Sold by
druggists Stoekeepers in every town and village in the
United States Cnuads West Indies and South America at Il
cents per bottle.
See that you get Hollands German Bitters
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by WRIGHT
4 CO., Nos 81 and ISL Charres street aut 2plm&W
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Enclose money address for tbs Tickets ordered ca
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure Ley
designate
Thoistof drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to pay
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers please wfite their signatures plain snd
give their Post ONCE, County and State.
B~Remember that every Prize drawn and payable 10
fall without dednctioDs
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders fer Tickets Certificates either to ssuusl
Swan / Co., Augusta, Ga or to
sAM'L SWAN 8 CO., Box SO S, Post Once,
Iy3i 2paW New orieaasr Las
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Roots, sboes Gna GBroqGma
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching ROOTS Russ.l
BRoGAEs, Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf Straw md Ga,
poSehy HATS, at the lowest market pricos, by
FROST i Co.
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GEORGE s. YERGER.
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Eketaru Ketih.

E5. 10 CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT All kinds of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style. my15 2ply
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eB~A Card--TO Cotton Factors ana Plant
ersThe undersigned Manufacturers of The IMPROVED E
6tE COTTON GIN take this method correcting the gen
eral impression Planters not able to keep
supply Of our STANDS The GREAT DEMAND which
has existed.
Iii Fas that in October last The demand FAR RNCEEDEp
cur supply and We lost the sale Of TWENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF GINS but we are now pre-,
pared With STOCK OF ALL SIZES. TO FILL ALI OR
DERs AT ONCE
inordenE SHOULD he very articuar 10 give THE
HAND MOTION Of the Gins they require.
Az orders should be addressed Agent WV l. CUSH-
ING, No s 81. Charles street, New orlesns
jySl 4pf6W BATES. HYDE a co.
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Dl28 2p1y
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YALuAnlH IapRoYEMGsT.- Eminent photograph.
ers in England have succeeded in actually accom-.
piishing tlat great desidentum-a Photographic
miniature on ivory They are said to be more dura.
BILE than any other, exqnistely soft and mellow,
highly finished and beautifully defined. lii not a
little curious that the salt, by which the sensycness
Of the ivory to the Photographic image is produced,
ii one the very existence Of which is denied by many
English chemists.
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NEW Books Az MoRGANs.-M Morgan adyertises a
large supply Of recent publications this morning which We
would ayise the reading public in 10 cur mind III
sf wag Ee through iese long ayeerin duys agree.
ably is 70 get book and lose ali remembrance Of our
selves and our suilefinrs IN its peFisal
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SRoeO TV'illcgogt fOl, sac.

A SPLENDID FRENCH PLATE GLASS SHOW WIN,
DOW complete for sale cheap.
PIERSON, HARRISON 4 CO.,
jyl9 2ptf cor. Magazine and Canal streets.
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INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENcl

Actual Capital, ST. 4o2 966 Is, and rapidly accumnla
ing-oB the Mutual Plan. DIVIDENDS 30 PER CENT. PER
ANEUN Interest payable thereon in cash.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

Dr. gRAsEs INSTITUTES Sufferers by consump
seaos ohes pulmonary complaints chronic diseases saGf
sumasp gout etc, do better thing than 20 II
Dr. CHnt institute, No lag St joseph street. and suhi
Themselves He haesofs treatment YaporoeB iahsateH
magnetic Baths. he has cared great many cases ne
guasg believed 10 be hopeless and has established wide
4saasaan By his uniform success. cali attention 10 his al
gestassmsnt III another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02
soutMerm Fmg.nsteAre FE1areroos1a

Southern Furniture FE"G9'er00n1s
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
Al Nos III and l73 Caaai street, Nero Orleans,
Has iusroceiyed from the mauufctory,a beaufulstoc
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs ead BEDsTEADs, in I'D
diton to his hitherto lergestOck OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
o1nprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything line will lind their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
pug 7nBkltW III and l7s Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

GLAREr Messrs. Grtiaa. Commaeere Il Co. So.
z0eustopleue street have Just Of ~
superior claret, also excellent sherry which they will
seli on reasonable terms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

DoLRaAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLgGE, l06 CANAL
s4lEEEYsung gentlemen who wish be prepared Fish
business should begin Monday August . See advertisement