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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

Bank rate Of discount s continues a per osas bss
large b the supply q money IN the open massss, W
ospsosal casss the cbsosss paper dscoanssx = bs
az per cent
mo market for British securities hes exhibited ssssAy
onward improvement during the week chiefly caused ~
moderate bona hde Investments by the pnphc Ycster
day the official business follows per cent
18Th AugusD, sssl e6ys three per oens rsiuc.a sss
96H. Today, (friday, July 23) ths fuods very
steady but with scarcely aay Sliersioa "a price, con
sos for both money aud the account ciosing a. es q,
o. Exchequer bills last qao,ei % 70 81; bAnk
stock ga 10 10 and the three per es,. a y.
The following liable Will show the iac,usoas cyasols
since the 10th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

or these the following Englishmen: -Hardinge,
Heed, Howa.d, Peerless, Pickering aud Sheath Mr. Head
y Q Sussex msn, and b the best bowler in CansiA
regret cay THAI ths wheat crop this vicinity Is
likely 70 provo entire failure The Of
vii have such that the farmers 10 many instances
have W the resolution Of leaving the in
order to The expense of cutting H.
there . good many Boutherners AZ the Springs,
principally nvads attrx ted by the growing reputation
Of the waters. Amongst the other vsters s the well
known physician clergy man, the Rev. A. H. Damont, Of
Newport, r. l. He preached admirable sermon IN the
American Presby terrain church Sunday last. Subject
"Whss think 20 OF ChrstY fne reverend gentleman do
monsuaaed forcbly tho reality OF Chrsts history, the
Of the divine and human In his person. the purity or
hts character and the vcsrousness OF h work. fhe dis
closed BY appeal 70 the congregation on the
importance Of correct views of the Saviour As related 70
this life ~ we'll a. 10 the life TO come.
Taking Of sermons, rather funny one was preached
the day the niger chursh 10 Le Africa, ono OF
me rmin u the underground railway, in the negnoor
hood OF 81 Cahorines fne preacher was colored geo
teAn Who gains his living by selling newspapers dutog
the week at me doors OF the hotels and who Is quite
character his way lie choee for his theme The CON-
paye bravery Of the people OF Canada and the United
S:asesn need not say that he expressed profound
contempt tor the pluck Of the Yankees, closing his dis
with the opinion that cosioa took phase
with them the States great chance OF being absorbed
by the uniiea Provinces
Judge Gay srre Of New Orleans the historian OF Lousi-
ana, stopplog AZ the Welland House with his lady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

Without much business the foreign stock msrset hes
been firm throughout me week.
There has been . fair business done IN bullion his
week, and prices Of silver are marked shade higher
The shipment by West India packet hes been sot qao
tasions. The demand for gold for The Ccsnaenl ma
quite active and there have been several arrivals IRON
expected 10 DO favorable this wecx than they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
.raaRs Ayp rusAcco.

~ rxvrwafvR AssoRrNENr or HAVANA, 70.
"A ~~.Ir 80 0srmaa ssrsrs can - fotnd ny es,,h.
ssvx-r~s mass ssstrs ~ t.T anount y. chssNs, "
M~1way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
ssuAsSDsNO AND LODGING.

A PRIVATE FAMILY RksI DING AT rs WEST TWNFTY.
a bird Fifth avenue, have very pleasant
which hey would Ike 10 et with board, family
tso gentleman References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
WsrcHss-eoID ..p sIIEn

eai1 sut srv~r Rslkh re~bi er-. fetsessd svers =.
emr po-Krs rhrrwrw~ter. naer.nn.nt
s~~pnds ~ SON "a sgr.~s es..esa 20 ss.n sS s7is
sfi~s nmf a atk~r ~ wsfrAfs, ~ ~e re1uN
fxn 49,. rrl~~a wsNhes etrh<rrr hvery sNco
sse~xamp aniet -atA 1855 Eassne~ "~'~~
sad rsssred a e~ A@n '' ono G. ALLAN
rrrvssr ~ u.rh~s sns ~~eiry wses&e Ard VITAL Eo
"A kel str~.t ssu<uma iecr 800 hre~drG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

srdes q Louis XIV, and 70 which ffesh impulse was
gwen by Napoleon moro .hau nalf century ago. has
been the signal for fresh attacks and this occasion the
most unseemy irony gives its guooe ana TO the violence
sf party spirit
sr could at his pleasure deprive France Of its only mill
taIy port In the North Sea- and In time Englsh
statesman would think OF preventing rs from having a
maritime establishments on the coast Of the CHANNEL
worthy Of being shown to brave negnbors OF Ports
mouth or Plymouth Each nation possesses without dis
pute reciprocal limitation naval establishment suites
~ III necessities and It's power Who can hnd fault De-
cause this naval force has place OF refuge on
- sea hontleI2 the unreiecsing writer's VINO SOUND
me alarm bell In England against an Imaginary cai,
ser, by which this great nation Will not sunsr iseit
70 be alarmed, would obtain very miserable success
al their voice the British coast should orste WIN re-
doubts ana cannon II in full peace numerous army
should bled that notnns monacee ana
which more loudly demanded by The es OF ne war
n China and In India IT, In ene, Great Britain should OK
hanst the treasure destined for these distant operations
really urgent. order to tanq iiizs the unount led
uneasiness OF some ridiculous aud vmd dfeamers And
on this inadm ssbie superstition, France, ,aDg in her
we'll known habtual frankness and good nah, nhould
cherish as she ascussd o. ao'ns pe!us aeSgn s
those unsknu writer's prepare for her than TO ruin the
finances and out the population OF the adversary
vbch Il Is by means endesvored to create, with jus
having fitted out single ship assembled single reg
ment on that formidable coast and In that gigantic port
p the Emnsror Napoleon mi has eracionsv in yted
Queen Victoria rne port Of Cherbourg must necessarily
Be some day finished sufficient number OF hands bave
been laboring At 1t fer more than q century aud
half. sufficient amount Of millions has been ex-
pended every year since 1903, in the face OF the
whole world The Emperor Of the french was actuased
by noble and courteous feeling like all those by which
he Is animated, when he invited British neet 70 share
with French fleet the honor Of entering tho port the ss
and simultaneously displaying It's flag. Il not thus
that IN honorable heart proceeds when meditAes hos
tile plans We have /, believe thu. these sen0
ents cordial understanding have Ssen Loyalty inter-
preted and accepted by her Majesty the Qaeen OF England,
and by the statesmen who sit her councils. The sound
& the guns Of the two allied Powers united 70 celebrate
hs solemn Inauguration will be the best reply 70 make
the declarations of the Times and its adherents whom IL
nav have met among the cosmopolitan demagogues impa
dent 70 find in European war, which they will be power
less 70 excite chance or for their snarchcs
ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

NE opening OF my letter Is the elopement OF damse
with The man Of her choice, Just the arrangements
bsd been completed for . marriage forced upon
place Tuesday morning, and the Bridegroom arrived
here the previous evening from Toronto, with his
friends put 70 his great discomture he found the bird
had fowp and already the property OF another lie
had therefore, 70 wend mis- ~ back in the state Of
single bessednesp in which he came and s to be hoped
that when he agAn goes counting he will take
sure hnsef that he acceptable TO tho far he
to parents. The affair has created good deal OF
element and amusement here tue parties being all res
denis Of this town and neghborhood.
he Canada eleven who 20 play Ia the great cricket
match Hob ken Monday LEFT tos place mis- evening
Tor Ne" York. attended by large party OF their friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
II. MIIlnud's FinancleYing In France.

H. Paignop the banker has addressed letter to the
jourr ais IN reply TO Of n. Maud he says taas
far back July 1857 he commenced Law proceedings
against that person have the compact which binds MIN
IN Paencn) 70 the Association rnancere pat end TO-
Secause docs not understand banking operations in
the manner IN which M. Mllaud does, aad because he
would not accept the responsibility Of his circulars" He
declares allowed that action 10 stand at the
request Of NJ Mlsad bimse in the hope Of an arrange
mont In April resumed IT, and on the lltn of Nay NJ
Naud, To Brighten him, made call for money, although
in it's bis aton has need Of additional
funds. "Is was therefore," remarks NJ Paignon, my
acson which TO the call Of fundsnot the call OF FUNDS
which caused my action" After stating that he accepts
the respop sioy Of the statements made In his 81 nmous
end communicated the other day 70 the judge sitting In
chambers says thAt n.llaud has commenced new
Action aganst before the Tribunal Of Commerce for
payment of sum which he himself admits not 10 be due
ti 18th August and which the judge in chambers
has prohibited him from demanding; also that NJ. Mllaut
claimed from him zoo 0Oofr reparaon for the Injury
done him by the publication In the newspapers Of report
or the proceedings before the judge, aud be calls both
these acts nsensate and hkens them "to thescsre.
srows which pessans set up Ia the fields to frehen away
BIRDS" He concludes by saying that q en- the l7tn
March last he formally demanded from N. htllaud the
simple reimbursement OF his money. and was refused II,
though some OF his partners reimbursed NJ. Mlisud
san only impute TO himself discussion which he calls
IN attack ON his honor and credit"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

~ aMn~.-nAAls improved safety banning lever
$500 80 p~eet ekru~D@~ra re~~e wsfrh~e ~ tn
90 snt m sFp 1~usa q enperra springs add conpesss
40 n&~Hn-@ y sr~ rasnsnr suii~d for al cxssA; hey
supp "a eh~f with ~fih~ns sn@ A n,terN3e
ffien~ wairh-s for Ne ep&rsn and Amsric<n usfe \
m@snIr~ls ent@sked ~ dlss Orders Ndfre~sef
hsfa ehrrum~tsr ant wstch msnufN-arer, - ufpsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

$500 s..,',x.s 81 ''s ~ ga,
~bers there ohsr pesrf~~t h~nts mey tafnisa~
second siory frx pom snd rsrlf. ~ ~ .en - y -
tpsen TENN ant rwentV ARD and 30 $3.50 fmF
ani sirh svsnaeN For s,ensmsail1ns ~ ~~gei esnys
liberal prfc~ wis be rat 80 otert bTlnM
sereeable srd kcme Adrr~s rssnlsT ~ B.
hevtyorh Post once for va Gays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

DoARprra.-A GvrrLgwav AND vrvR on A Fww
ID single rsnlsmeu. ear res scsa rv~. sna ss-ra, sna
the comforts % h1ne, ~ 81 L@Hinxt1n avrnIa
House has ell modern improvement heer~ne ssrssnei
DAD gcOrOMy.-xANY FANILlxs UNARix % raw
ID the monsirous rens iawn club t,wsher anf sktra
tween hem An eI Al themselves a he Aiancsrd H1lts
Broadway and rel street shere svsryAl~ iscisi
TIE mouey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

A Frw oxrrLExEN DE'IRINd TUE REAL CON.
a Of ods,ed With breakfast and
tes viii dinner sunday, LAG Fourth street be.w
Grove AMI streets The desirable,
references CURED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
9th Orleans Daily Crescent.
The Bile. ssed Dead.


N hevpy childhood tender buds Of spring,
faoched IN the Maytime BY wandering frost,
he hzsc escaped the summers sutry wing
NJ drouth hath parched you and no wind hath
tassed.
SHAKING The pearls Of morning from your breast;
Xe have gathered ere your sweets were lost,
Fire wineed passions stole into your rest,
HI rob the heart Of all its dewy store.
Nos. ia Che endless Maytime overhead,
In starry gardens Of the azure shore,
IA h<1uu In light. and are for everm0re
The blessed dead
Re yoaiA and maidens, dear to Joy and love,
Hat fallen midway between mora and noon-
Or hjrdiike, hDwn, as II some longing dove
shsaid seek better CLINE while yet as ] une'
AeHsiHs our fields forlorn. oh, happy hight
Gane while your hearts are full OF summer tune,
And iEaosant Of the autnmnal ollght-
Ere yet leaf hath withered Oh the bougo.
Or innocent rose hath dropped its dying head
coxe, with the virgin lilies on your brow;
We sfn1yiaQ in immortal youth, are now
The blessed dead.
x.sd ve who in the harvest of your years,
We're stricken when the sun was 10 md-air
AMI iefl the earth bcdewed at noon with tears,
Ne have known all Of life that is most fair,
The i4agh Of April and the summer bloom.
he. with the orange blossoms ia your hair,
Wna sfeep Ia the bridal chambers Of the tomb
OF ye, who with the sickle in your hand,
H1ze bowed amid the sheaves the manly head,
And left the soul unto monrnful band
We xii ere numbered in your resting land,
The blessed dead.
And ye. who Ike the stately upland oak
breasted the full allotted storms Of time,
And took new strength from every Eusty stroke
Aud We. who like vine long taught to climb
Ard weigh its native branches with ripe fruit,
Mach have ye suffered meath the frosty time
Which autumn brings and winters loud dispute
Bat now transpianted in the fields afar,
Your age Is like withered foliage she'd
And where youths fountain sparkles like star.
This have We learned they only live who are
The blessed dead.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
"A NEM DhSCOy ERN - THE GREATEST ANN
~ MUST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
SAhSA + A RILL4 LOZENGES.
Simple and ComDound

Prepared by N. aEREu, Drasdisi AMI pLv ,,oD
70 gu Essences Syrnp Extracts 80 named and
70 Az specaities heretofore known A'i4su' NHo
nave Tor long time thoroughly ipyesgatad , ida. -
5i agent susceptible being applied 10 ali
from an or morbid principle Of which proceeds
organs. ~ :" ''e hood or any oil the
ii careful and uninterrupted analysis of tho animal vegt,
~ l,eIh kingdoms had induced the hone Thai coud
otlhg ABOUT such result, and
searches, il is obtained, " ny 'HueiatsaDie re-
found ~ some vegetables the necessary for hs
sParl partly known the public Sueb K tba disco
naYe tle honor this day of advertising The form Of
has 1een given to It, because nature preeluded ma
Vi uohg otherwise and divided IL into sIss.
r. Lohsnges in order hafthey might be given
NY nIst experiments privately and remained nm
o"h ht wonderful results satisfied me Thai had sin
s 'nat 'he charge Of quackery could be brought
The attention of physicians and Of the public is called tn
rable results Of ouea tha1 every witness the ad.
GENERAL EFFECTS
Tbs s, H,dnfu 70 by upwards of thousand persons
h. u ceansed the blood purified and renovated
~ ieo's an impurities from this precious organ and uid
=, D.. n q A f h @ s.
. Pronpt and radical cure of all diseases generally
cholera nor nv used these Lozenges have had the
o. Fensrea syphitie, hepatic scorbutical pouy rhen
few Sav. s anu elouf diseases, completely
Al diseases Of the lungs head ewes stomach boels and
Is ans external complaints disappear entirely pro.
fyeu tle Lozenges resored to- ~ ~
sale BY the box, with prospectus showing how bsv
GENERAL DEPOT AT N HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and BOur bon Streets
j. WRIGHT CO.,
p and ISL Chartres st
GUIILoT, Royal street.
II. BONNABEI,
corner OF Naiehea and Tchouptoulas sts
49, C. Il. WERCKMULLER,
IN l02 Camp street, corner Of Poydras street
ia (gras daily at the above Drug Store
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
BE remembered hst on this 10th March, 1853 before me-
saDscrper Justice OF the Peace
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and IL r gI
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company OF
new Orieans who being duly sworn according law
pose and say that the above accounts Just and true
correct transcription the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. p. JANYIER, Secretary.
A. ID. 1858. O. NJ BRADFOR6
OF the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans.
The Board OF Trustees have to pay an interest Of six
per cent on the outstanding certificates profits on
and after the second Monday May redeem on
and after that Gate the scrip issued Of the reservng
under the provisions o. their charter capital Of i've
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
scrip dividend Of FORTY-TWo PER CENT. on the net
earned premiums Of the ending February 2 1855 for
which Certificates will be issued he rst day Of
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS Presdent
. A. CARRlERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VANDlkMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHlNA.-Closes on the 4th and 18th Of
each month, at P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2sth Of each month.
s-Postage to South Pacific: Letters, s4c.; papers.
&c. t'
As- Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, 80 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added 10
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
ss- Postage TO Peru Letters, zee; papers, &C.
SS- Postage to Bogota New Granada:) Letters, lsc;
papers, &c.
IS Postage to China, New South Wales. Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid.
~ me postage to places the West coast OF South
america, via Panama, is: On each single letter.
o4cents and on each newspaper, cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter. and 2 cents on
each paper, when received.
~ The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 oerts
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and To
the Sandwich Islands, Australia van Bieman,s
Land and China, (via San Franeisco1 Isl on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance.
81 The single letter rate to California and Oreson il
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc., the do
mestie rates apply. S. F. MARKS, P. n
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, PHlLADkLPHIA.-
- Benevolent institution, established BY special endow
men to the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
Virnlent and Epidemic Diseases
10 all persons afflicted with SEXUAL DISEASES, such
Spefaorrlea, Seminal Weakness Impotence, Gonorrhna
uset Syphils the vice of Onanism Self Abuse etc.
me Howard Association In view Of the awful destruction
o. human e saused by Sexual Diseases and the receptions
pseed upon the unfortunate victims Of diseases by
Qaeks several years directed their Consulting Surgeon
aOh ARlfABLE ACT worthy of their name open Dis
pensary or the treatment Of this class Of diseases their
forms and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who
apply oy Letter with description Of their condition. GAGE
eupalon habits o. life etc aud, in of poverty
oFOhNtsh MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is need
less to add that the Aso-aon highest Medical
treatment. -
The Directors on review Of the past assured that
oos IN THIS sphere OF benevolent Of
eut to the afflicted especially Young and they have
solved TO devote themselves with zeal 10 this very
portant but much despised cause. - ~ 80 -
Just published BY ihe Association, Report on Sperma
orha o. Seminal Weakness the vice Onansm Masturba
ZION or Self Abuse, and other Diseases the Sexual Organs by
the Consulting Surgeon which will be sent nv mail dn sealed
STAMPS for postage. f' ~"
Address for Report or treatment Dr. GEORGE R. CAL
hOuN Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association No south
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. "
By order of the Directors:
-. .. EZRA ID. HEARTWELI.. President
GEO. FAIRCHII4D. Secretary. az amSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

STICKING TO THE g. D-The Gait &C. W. Re-
porter has the following:
His iordship, Justice Hagarty declined receiving
accounts IN court IN Berlin rendered In dollars and
cents He said that there was no statute COMPELLING
w Judge 70 accept this currency aud until this was
The only law passed on that point was thai OF en-
forcing the rendering of accounts to the Government
IN dollars and cents. This decision Of bis lordshp
took the bar by surprise. N'N'F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

~SfNN NEW FALL GOODS-MRs NOR a ~
~ FHONi loi foydfas street. has Just received WA
- from Paris and the North rich assortment of S1
FALL, BONNETS Of every style, RIBB0NS EN- SsS5a1H
BkOiDEk1ES and FANCY GO0Ds 10 which sbS inviIes N.
attention OF the Ladies' and country visitors ~ 'n'
Ia bonsts cleaned aud renewed. Country orders
F'5 ou w. se2S SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

Alady, the other say, asked young gentleman Of
our acquaintance:
Slr, Is your wife as pretty as you are
No, Miss; but she has very pretty manners.n
No further intenogatories BY the lady.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

u.
nth India Rubber Ball VdlUes,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Exeayn
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, ETC.. etc. ETC.
The subscriber having been appointed
Tor the sale OF Jenerys Improved Double-Actng Pump with
lna rubber Ball valves is prepared orders
5th 1855, and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
YORK state Fair held at Elmira IN that year intro
dueng this Pump this undersigned feel
confidence that his efforts bring general will be
seconded by all who sees its operation and
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls
Their iper ousness to water and their yielding
certainty operation and perfection Of which cannot
De attained by the Of other Valves. simplicity Of
arrangement the facility with which the parts removed
ana desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should of these Pumps
apart from their general purposes they moment be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
no possesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons per
ute. Price so. - ~
Size No capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
Size No capacity Of forcing rs gallons per min
ute. Price $50
And larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
up 70 capacity OF 900 gallons minute course
construction and be expected Nos and are ad.
nraby adapted Sugar Houses mo-
sses and the ordinary which Pump generally an
pea while Tor edeemng Swsmpy Lands the No. as nds
The subscriber convinced that when these Pups are
seen they will speak for themselves or
they will go into general use.
Samples Of Size No. in operation al O. O. Bier
Co.'S NO IS Camp ttreet; Price CouloRs lO7 Poydrhs
street. or At the office OF the undersigned where
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
ma ly 80 Crayfer stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

rur,,s. pos.rss,o,. Halt News
Letter. paper.
When the astanoe from the U s. mailing Of
hce is
1900 miles under ...... Iec &c
Over $500 miles .........I ale %
NOT BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
Whenthe distaneefrom the U. s. mailing
$500 miles or under. ....,.I Sac. &c
Over 300 miles ........i 40 -
When received IN the United States, and thel w.
distance TO the offceof delivery is
$500 miles or under. -. Il loo 81
Over 2501 miles .,.,, Il a2r' o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

Mosk no man for his snub nose. for you can never
zzsn what will turn up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

real ESTATE FOR SALE ON TEN WARS,
lAl Square OF Ground, well improved with good vvo
pWelng and Outhouses all in fine order Situated IN
street and convenient the omnibus and raii
station Terms, onefourth cash. the balance ons "A
We very fine Squares Of Ground egiby situated In J
son uy; one Magazine street. and the other on Ss
street. both under good fence and high ground
ons,nlth cash, and the balance to ten years '
rive Squares OF Ground, Depot OF the Nav orlo
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Terms ons 49,,
and the balance at e n years. - ~ sN cash.
For further particulars apply to
te4 G. j. WHEELER, % Commercial Plaza